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Speaker 1: I am happy that I can still watch my Eagles.
Speaker 1: I know I'm obsessed. I know I talk about it
Speaker 1: too much. Thank you for indulging me. But it was
Speaker 1: so fun because yesterday the whole family was in the nest,
Speaker 1: and then and Gizmo, the younger one, was flapping, but
Speaker 1: not flapping that much, and I was concerned that she's
Speaker 1: just gonna give up because Sonny's come back to the nest,
Speaker 1: and they're like, oh, they're sisters and they're hanging out
Speaker 1: and mom and dad bring food, So why do we
Speaker 1: have to do anything? But then Sonny took off again,
Speaker 1: and it was so fun because then they have the
Speaker 1: the other camera and you could see Sonny flying through
Speaker 1: the sky and that kind of stuff. But she came
Speaker 1: back again. There's two of them in the nest, this
Speaker 1: small and the other thing that's interesting, and I think
Speaker 1: I mentioned this is that more people are watching now
Speaker 1: than we're watching when they first hatched.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 1: I think it's just it's just so cool to see
Speaker 1: if your nature in action, they're just beautiful. Okay, here's
Speaker 1: what's ahead on wake up call. Speaking of flying, a
Speaker 1: plane has made an emergency landing at lax. Happened shortly
Speaker 1: after takeoff early this morning. American Airlines flight fourteen forty
Speaker 1: five had just taken off for Dallas Fort Worth when
Speaker 1: it turned around. Emergency crews were scrambled. They responded the
Speaker 1: plane was able to land safely. We don't know yet
Speaker 1: what forced the emergency landing. LA County Supervisor Catherine Barger
Speaker 1: is taking some heat for deleting text messages following the
Speaker 1: wildfires in January. Mayor Bass has also been criticized for
Speaker 1: doing that. A spokesperson says the auto delete on Barger's
Speaker 1: phone is set to thirty days. Barger and Bass were
Speaker 1: apparently texting during the fires, but there's no record it.
Speaker 1: The power is back on in Orange County. It got
Speaker 1: knocked out to thousands of customers last night, most likely
Speaker 1: by a mylar balloon that came in contact with the
Speaker 1: power line. So Cal Edison says the balloon was probably
Speaker 1: tied to a graduation celebration. Lots of those going on
Speaker 1: right now. In twenty twenty four, my lar balloons triggered
Speaker 1: over five hundred power outages. Okay, here's the other stuff
Speaker 1: that we got coming up on wake up call. We
Speaker 1: have I love talking about spacey stuff. Another shot at
Speaker 1: a moon landing was at a soft lending or a
Speaker 1: crash landing. ABC's Jim Ryan's going to join us in
Speaker 1: just a couple of minutes to let us know about
Speaker 1: Japan's latest effort to land on the moon. Kfi's White
Speaker 1: House correspondent John Decker was with the President yesterday in
Speaker 1: the Oval Office. He'll be joining us at five point
Speaker 1: twenty to tell us about updates on tariffs, talk with
Speaker 1: President g and the feud that has erupted between the
Speaker 1: President and Elon Musk getting kind of nasty stick Sinners,
Speaker 1: and Cynthia Arrivo flies into the Tony's stage. Actually, I
Speaker 1: hope she flies onto the Tony stage. If she flies
Speaker 1: into it, it could be a bit of a mess
Speaker 1: that's coming up. With ABC's Willgans at five point fifty
Speaker 1: and speaking of stages, all the world's a stage, including
Speaker 1: your house. The house whisper Dean Sharp is joining us
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the hour to explain that one.
Speaker 1: Let's get started with some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. An elementary student
Speaker 1: from Torrance who was detained by ICE is being removed
Speaker 1: from the country.
Speaker 4: Federal officials confirmed that nine year old Martyr Garcia Laura,
Speaker 4: a fourth grader at Torrens Elementary School, will be deported
Speaker 4: back to Honduras. Laura attended an immigration hearing with his
Speaker 4: father when they were separated, detained, and sent to an
Speaker 4: immigration facility in Texas. ICE officials told KTLA that in
Speaker 4: July of twenty twenty one, the boy and his father
Speaker 4: illegally enter the us ETA members and teachers from Laura's
Speaker 4: school are asking for help because they're concerned for his
Speaker 4: well being.
Speaker 1: Heatherbrooker KFI News. Govinor Newsom sits, in spite of the
Speaker 1: of losing four billion dollars in federal grants, California's high
Speaker 1: speed rail project is moving forward.
Speaker 7: You're actually in the process quite literally of laying the
Speaker 7: track that goes to where the railhead will be. So
Speaker 7: we're the other side of this process and we're committed
Speaker 7: to finishing the job.
Speaker 1: Governor Newsim says the vast majority of the project is
Speaker 1: funded by the state. The rail authority has just over
Speaker 1: a month now to respond to the federal report that
Speaker 1: says the project has missed deadlines, is overbudget, and is
Speaker 1: facing management problems. The new Lax Metro Transit Center station
Speaker 1: opens today. It's just east of the airport and will
Speaker 1: eventually provide a direct connection to the Lax people Mover system,
Speaker 1: which is under construction. The people movers expected to open
Speaker 1: later this year. Until then, travelers can use free airport
Speaker 1: shuttle buses at the new transit station to get to
Speaker 1: their terminals. Let's say good morning now to ABC's Jim
Speaker 1: Ryan Jim of all Things space and in the new
Speaker 1: Race to the Moon, Japan has made a move but
Speaker 1: wasn't successful.
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 8: Twice they've had these problems. And it's a good thing
Speaker 8: they call there's their landing craft resilience, because that's what
Speaker 8: it's going to take for them to get to the Moon.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: This mission began in January. January fifteenth is when it
Speaker 8: lifted off from Cape Kennedy, Cape Canaveral in Florida board
Speaker 8: a Falcon nine rocket. This thing was hoisted into space.
Speaker 8: When into orbit, took a slow trip to the Moon
Speaker 8: to save energy. Eventually did make it and yesterday was
Speaker 8: to touch down on the lunar surface and begin it
Speaker 8: to work for a couple of months, for one lunar day,
Speaker 8: which is a couple of months our time. But unfortunately
Speaker 8: it looks as though it crashed landed, just like its
Speaker 8: predecessor did in twenty twenty two. So they'll try it again. Resilience,
Speaker 8: it's the watchword hearing me.
Speaker 1: Okay, And you said it took a slow journey, because
Speaker 1: you can get to the Moon pretty quickly, can't you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, in a few days. Yeah, we did that when
Speaker 8: we had people aboard the Apollo missions to get them
Speaker 8: up there quickly to the Moon. But you can slow
Speaker 8: it down and preserve as much energy as possible and
Speaker 8: not use so much fuel if you take it nice
Speaker 8: and slow, and that's what they did. The thing's been
Speaker 8: orbiting around the Moon for a couple of days, you know,
Speaker 8: making its orbit, and then finally was to land kind
Speaker 8: of on the northern face of the Moon as we
Speaker 8: look at it, and unfortunately something went wrong about ninety
Speaker 8: seconds before the plan touchdown. The data was lost, the
Speaker 8: communication shut down, no more telemetry. But at the moment
Speaker 8: it did, it was apparently descending quite rapidly, so it
Speaker 8: may have just crashed into the moonar surface the way
Speaker 8: that Resilience one did in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: So they don't know, and they I guess they won't
Speaker 1: know until they send something else there to go look
Speaker 1: at it.
Speaker 8: Well, it probably won't do that. I mean, they're not
Speaker 8: going to send something up just to see how this
Speaker 8: last mission failed. But they do intend on trying again
Speaker 8: in twenty seven. But in the meantime, there are other
Speaker 8: projects that are making their way to the Moon hoping
Speaker 8: for lunar landing. You know that the Firefly and Intuitive
Speaker 8: machines to US companies made mood landing attempts, and Fireflies
Speaker 8: actually was the first fully successful commercial company to have
Speaker 8: a lunar lander land on the Moon.
Speaker 1: Okay, And then isn't China trying to China?
Speaker 8: Is India? Is all sorts of countries are trying to
Speaker 8: do this. They're all kind of collaborating though. I mean,
Speaker 8: as I say, the mission that just ended apparently not
Speaker 8: successfully was this Japanese company ice Space working with SpaceX
Speaker 8: with the rockets and then working with NASA. So it's
Speaker 8: all a collaboration really.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's good. I was going to ask you that
Speaker 1: because it was like, you've got Japan going in China
Speaker 1: and India and the US, and I was like, why
Speaker 1: don't they work together like they do on the International
Speaker 1: Space Station and kind of make a joint effort.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they do in some small way, at least, you know,
Speaker 8: mainly out of necessity because different companies, different countries have
Speaker 8: different strengths and ways to get this job done.
Speaker 1: Interesting that they've had a couple of fails and it
Speaker 1: was you know, what was it nineteen sixty nine that
Speaker 1: so like, you know, fifty five years ago we did it.
Speaker 1: How come they can't do it now?
Speaker 8: I think I'm starting to think that it was just
Speaker 8: dumb luck that we put human beings on the moon,
Speaker 8: you know, essentially standing in there, you know, washing machine
Speaker 8: and the very little technology, nothing like we have now.
Speaker 8: Your washing machine at home has more technology, more electronics,
Speaker 8: and it then that spacecraft did fifty three fifty four
Speaker 8: years ago. So yeah, I don't know. You know, we've
Speaker 8: been trying and trying, and that's the goal is to
Speaker 8: eventually have people on the Moon and then living there,
Speaker 8: working there, and then launched them off beyond there.
Speaker 1: All right, when it's the next attempt, do we know?
Speaker 8: Twenty twenty seven, So it's going to be a couple
Speaker 8: of years before they'd given another shot this particular company.
Speaker 1: All right, ABC's Jim Ryan, thanks for the update. All Right, Jamie,
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. Let's get back to some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: Ukrainian officials say Russia has targeted six regions of Ukraine
Speaker 1: with an attack using four hundred and seven drones and
Speaker 1: forty four missiles. Ukrainian forces say they shot down about
Speaker 1: thirty of the cruise missiles overnight and up to two
Speaker 1: hundred of the drones. They say the assault killed three
Speaker 1: emergency responders in Kiev. President Trump and Elon Musk have
Speaker 1: been trading insults on social media, with Musk even supporting
Speaker 1: impeachment and posting that Trump is in the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: He said that's the real reason they haven't been released.
Speaker 1: ABC's Andrew Dimbert says the public feud started days ago,
Speaker 1: with Musk criticizing the Trump backed Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 5: Late last night, Musk appeared to soften his tone, agreeing
Speaker 5: with a post that he and Trump should make peace
Speaker 5: for the benefit of the country.
Speaker 1: The feud has had an effect on Wall Street. Tesla
Speaker 1: stock fell fourteen percent, with Musk losing thirty four billion dollars.
Speaker 1: It was the second largest personal loss ever recorded in
Speaker 1: the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index. Police in San Antonio, Texas, say
Speaker 1: they're looking into a possible hate crime for the death
Speaker 1: of voice actor Jonathan Joss. The Native American voice actor
Speaker 1: was best known for his work on King of the Hill.
Speaker 1: He was shot and killed Sunday. His husband told police
Speaker 1: the shooter yelled violent homophobic slurs before he opened fire.
Speaker 1: A legal fight is brewing over the late singer Jimmy
Speaker 1: Buffett's two hundred and seventy five million dollar estate.
Speaker 9: Again.
Speaker 2: Jane Buffett says her co trustee is mismanaging the trust.
Speaker 2: She's paid about two million a year, while Rick Mozenter's
Speaker 2: law firm is paid about one point seven million a
Speaker 2: year to oversee the trust. She says when her husband
Speaker 2: died in twenty twenty three, she asked Mozenter how much
Speaker 2: money if you'd get? But with stonewalled for over a year,
Speaker 2: Ozenter allegedly said he didn't include any future money from
Speaker 2: the company in his analysis, including the Margarita chain of restaurants,
Speaker 2: merch and themed hotels, and eventually told her to consider
Speaker 2: adjustments to her lifestyle for filing to remove him as
Speaker 2: co trustee follows his petition over the weekend to remove
Speaker 2: her as co trustee and representative of the estate. Michael
Speaker 2: Krozier k if I News.
Speaker 1: I hate hearing about all those kinds of things, when
Speaker 1: families fight after somebody dies. It's just so sad. Here's
Speaker 1: something that is not said. It's very happy. It is
Speaker 1: National donut Day. Come nobody brought us donuts. I was
Speaker 1: just gonna say, well, if you would like free donuts there,
Speaker 1: I think probably a lot. I haven't researched it, but
Speaker 1: a lot of the donut chains do specials and stuff.
Speaker 1: But the helpful Honda folks, as they are, wont to
Speaker 1: do every once in a while. Do you know their
Speaker 1: helpful kindness? What is it called the helpful Honda guys
Speaker 1: in blue?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know I know who they are, but what it's
Speaker 1: their their little slogan. It doesn't matter anyway, the helpful
Speaker 1: Honda is making it possible for a lot of people
Speaker 1: to get free donuts. So this morning, from seven to nine,
Speaker 1: you can get a free dozen donuts at Colorado Donuts
Speaker 1: and Eagle Rock, at Primo's Donuts in La on Sawtel,
Speaker 1: and at Blinky's in Encino. That's from seven to nine.
Speaker 1: The helpful Hollanda folks are paying for it, a free
Speaker 1: dozen per customer, of course while they last. And then
Speaker 1: from ten to noon, Dad's Donuts and Bagels is offering
Speaker 1: a free dozen per customer in Burbank, California, Donuts in
Speaker 1: La on third Street, and also Blinky's Donuts in Woodland Hills.
Speaker 1: So that's kind of cool. If you want a free
Speaker 1: dozen and then if you are a big donut fan.
Speaker 1: I got a press release from let's see What's it
Speaker 1: called the sixty four dot com and they're doing a
Speaker 1: bracket style competition to see who has the best donut
Speaker 1: in America. And it's opening up at nine o'clock. So
Speaker 1: it's just for fun. But if you want to vote
Speaker 1: for your favorite donut, four donut shops in La or
Speaker 1: on the list. Randy's in Inglewood, Donut Friend in La
Speaker 1: Sidecar Donuts in Costa Mesa, and the Donut Man and
Speaker 1: Glendora are all in the bracket. So it's going to
Speaker 1: start like the NCAA with sixty four donut shops, and
Speaker 1: it's going to go down and then they're gonna, I
Speaker 1: don't know exactly when it is, probably by the end
Speaker 1: of the day they'll have the best donut in America.
Speaker 1: If you want to vote for it, it's at the
Speaker 1: sixty four dot com. The sixty four dot com. That's fun.
Speaker 1: I know. I've had Randy's. They're pretty darn good. I
Speaker 1: would be very open to trying Sidecar Donuts and the
Speaker 1: Donut Man.
Speaker 6: I've actually never met a donut I didn't like.
Speaker 1: I never met one all right, Oh, what could it be?
Speaker 1: A bit that'll a withrop I know you're out here.
Speaker 9: Just come in before the monkeys bought you.
Speaker 1: Whoa trailer, there's no going back for Wicked. For Good
Speaker 1: is out. They put it out so early showed. The
Speaker 1: movie doesn't come out until November twenty first, I believe. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a Christmas movie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: I can't wait. I loved Wicked, loved it, loved the
Speaker 1: stage and loved ye loved the movie version two. So
Speaker 1: the trailer's out if you want to go see the
Speaker 1: whole thing. Here's what we're following in the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. The California State Assemblies approved a bill
Speaker 1: that allows colleges to give preference to descendants of slaves
Speaker 1: in the US. A report from the Assembly Judiciary Committee, though,
Speaker 1: warns the move could violate a law passed in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety six that bans preferential treatment based on race, gender,
Speaker 1: or ethnicity. Voters rejected and an attempt to repeal Prop
Speaker 1: two nine and twenty twenty. The bill now heads to
Speaker 1: the state Senate. Harvard University has challenged President Trump's proclamation
Speaker 1: blocking foreign students from coming to the US to go
Speaker 1: to the Ivy League school. Harvard says it's illegal and
Speaker 1: called it an attempt to end around a previous court order.
Speaker 1: A State of Pels court has ruled that holding a
Speaker 1: cell phone while driving for any reason is illegal. The
Speaker 1: decision says mounted phones and drivers operating them with a
Speaker 1: single swipe are exempt. How are they going to know
Speaker 1: at six oh five it's handle on the news. I
Speaker 1: would imagine right out of the gate, Bill's going to
Speaker 1: want to talk about the spat between Trump and Musk.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's very excited about that, and we're a
Speaker 1: little excited about it. So let's dive into it a
Speaker 1: little bit and everything else that's going on at the
Speaker 1: White House with kfi's White House correspondent John Decker.
Speaker 6: Morning, John, Hey, good morning to you.
Speaker 5: Hope you're doing well today.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. So let's let's get this out of
Speaker 1: the way. Right after we got Trump and Musk really
Speaker 1: going at it yesterday though in the Oval Office when
Speaker 1: Trump was meeting with the German Channel. You were there
Speaker 1: and Trump was still keeping a pretty civil tone about
Speaker 1: it at the time.
Speaker 5: Well, not only was I there, I was the person
Speaker 5: that asked the question to the President about his relationship
Speaker 5: with Elon Musk and the prospects for passage of the
Speaker 5: Big Beautiful Bill. That led to an eight minute long
Speaker 5: answer amy by the President concerning my question. I've asked
Speaker 5: dozens of questions to the President over the course of
Speaker 5: his time as president, but I've never gotten an answer
Speaker 5: eight minutes long. And that made a ton of news,
Speaker 5: and it also led to a back and forth between
Speaker 5: Musk and Trump that lasted throughout the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so what was his initial Well, we can't obviously
Speaker 1: play the eight minute the eight minute answer, but what
Speaker 1: was the gist of his answer?
Speaker 5: Well, the President initially said, you know, I'm just pleased
Speaker 5: that he's he's not attacking me. You know, he's just
Speaker 5: attacking the bill. That's okay. But then he said, but
Speaker 5: he may attack me. He also then said that, you know,
Speaker 5: he would have won the state of Pennsylvania even without
Speaker 5: Elon Musk's help, and that led to Elon Musk putting
Speaker 5: out in real time on social media that Donald Trump
Speaker 5: would have lost the election overall had it not been
Speaker 5: for the two hundred and fifty million dollars that he
Speaker 5: contributed to help out the Trump campaign in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: You know, he said that Elon Musk misses being in
Speaker 5: the White House, misses being a part of the process
Speaker 5: of working for the federal government and making cuts through
Speaker 5: his involvement with the Department of Government Efficiency. So all
Speaker 5: of that led to Elon Musk really upping the ante
Speaker 5: with various social media posts, and the President later in
Speaker 5: the afternoon had another event that I was at that
Speaker 5: was in the state dining room. He met with some
Speaker 5: leaders from the Fraternal Order of Police nationwide, but did
Speaker 5: not take any questions at that event. I think, you know,
Speaker 5: what I'm told is that perhaps he and Elon Musk
Speaker 5: will speak later this morning to essentially put things to rest,
Speaker 5: because the feud has not been good for the President.
Speaker 5: It has not been good for Elon.
Speaker 6: Musk either well.
Speaker 1: And it just it sounds so petty, really, I mean,
Speaker 1: just like standing on the outside, I'm like, what are
Speaker 1: you guys doing, Like, if you're gonna have disagreements, fine,
Speaker 1: everybody has disagreements, but shut up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it seems very high school ish to a certain extent.
Speaker 5: You're right, but it's pretty remarkable that this feud is
Speaker 5: happening publicly and it involves the president of the United
Speaker 5: States and the world's richest man. That's what makes it,
Speaker 5: you know, a lot different than just a high school
Speaker 5: spat a high school feud. It obviously also has bigger
Speaker 5: stakes for the President. It could lead to the defeat
Speaker 5: of his legislation in the US Senate, the Big Beautiful Bill,
Speaker 5: which Elon Musk has said that he opposes. And yesterday
Speaker 5: we saw that Tesla stock fell by fourteen percent. That
Speaker 5: led to twenty billion dollars in paper losses for Elon
Speaker 5: Musk personally. So I think both of them have a
Speaker 5: lot of steak in terms of just putting this to rest,
Speaker 5: putting this few to rest. But as the President says,
Speaker 5: he says this often about the war in Ukraine, but
Speaker 5: it also applies here. It takes two to tango. So
Speaker 5: both of them have to want to put this feud
Speaker 5: to rest and want to move on from there.
Speaker 1: Okay, and we will be watching it. See what you
Speaker 1: started by asking your question, John ware.
Speaker 5: To go, I started a lot, Amy, Yes, you're.
Speaker 6: Right, all right.
Speaker 1: Can't find his White House correspondent John Decker, Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Have a good weekend.
Speaker 5: Thanks Amy.
Speaker 1: Byby a woman's been taken into custody for allegedly stabbing
Speaker 1: a man to death in Boil Heights. Please say it
Speaker 1: may have been a domestic dispute. The man and woman
Speaker 1: were arguing last night on North Soto Street. The man
Speaker 1: was stabbed several times, possibly with a pair of scissors,
Speaker 1: and died at the scene. The Glendale City jail is
Speaker 1: housing ICE detainees.
Speaker 4: The city says they can house federal detainees because of
Speaker 4: a long standing federal contract with ICE. Officials say the
Speaker 4: two thousand and seven contract is legally grandfathered in and
Speaker 4: allows them to sidestep California's twenty eighteenth sanctuary state law
Speaker 4: that restricts local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. Immigration advocates
Speaker 4: are urging the city to end the contract, citing potential
Speaker 4: civil rights violations.
Speaker 10: Do you want Glendale to be one of the only
Speaker 10: cities that allows local police department to work with the
Speaker 10: Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 4: The officials say they provide only basic services without booking
Speaker 4: or fingerprinting detainees. Heather Brooker KFI News.
Speaker 1: A jury in San Diego has found Orange County DA
Speaker 1: Todd Spitzer, the county, and a former deputy chief liable
Speaker 1: for harassing a senior prosecutor into early retirement. The panel
Speaker 1: awarded more than three million dollars in damages yesterday to
Speaker 1: Tracy Miller, who says she was forced out in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one. The jury found the county failed to prevent
Speaker 1: the harassment. Spitzer, who turned sixty five in November, has
Speaker 1: indicated he may not seek reelection when his term ends
Speaker 1: in two years. Former LA Deputy Mayor Brian K. Williams
Speaker 1: has pleaded not guilty to reporting a fake bomb threat,
Speaker 1: but he scheduled to change his plea to guilty today.
Speaker 1: Williams is accused of falsely reporting that someone called him
Speaker 1: and threatened to bomb City Hall last October. He could
Speaker 1: get up to ten years in prison if convicted as charged.
Speaker 1: The judge in Shawn Combs's sex trafficking and racketeering trial
Speaker 1: in New York has warned the music mogul about his
Speaker 1: behavior in court.
Speaker 3: Colmbs is not supposed to react with facial expressions to
Speaker 3: the testimony, but the judge said he caught Colmbs nodding
Speaker 3: vigorously and looking at the jury. If it happens again,
Speaker 3: the judge, who called it absolutely unacceptable, said he would
Speaker 3: consider excluding Colmbs from the courtroom for the remainder of
Speaker 3: the trial.
Speaker 1: ABC's Er Kadurski says testimony yesterday included a third alleged victim,
Speaker 1: who detailed her relationship with Combs and sexual acts she
Speaker 1: says she had to perform. Former Vice President Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: says surprise the graduating class at Compton High. Student mache
Speaker 1: Cosey told NBC four that she was working at her
Speaker 1: part time job at a restaurant when in walked former
Speaker 1: First Gentleman Doug m Hoff. So she wrote him a
Speaker 1: note and asked him to give it to his wife,
Speaker 1: the former VP.
Speaker 11: I write this entire full page essay basically explaining some
Speaker 11: of the things that we do here at Compton High
Speaker 11: and my role in leadership and how as a black
Speaker 11: woman myself, I look up to the way she's portrayed herself.
Speaker 1: Well, m Hoff did give it to Harris. She read
Speaker 1: the note and then reached out to Cosey, who asked
Speaker 1: her to come to graduation, and there she was. Harris
Speaker 1: didn't do a speech, but remained on stage throughout the
Speaker 1: event and received an honorary degree as the first graduate
Speaker 1: of the school's new campus. Hey guess what time it
Speaker 1: is It's time to have a party at Disneyland. It's
Speaker 1: Disneyland Resorts seventieth celebration. And you know what, it's not
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Speaker 1: subject to restrictions and change without notice. A nine year
Speaker 1: old boy from Torrance is going to be deported. The
Speaker 1: boy and his father were detained by ice on May
Speaker 1: twenty ninth after they attended an immigration hearing in downtown LA.
Speaker 1: They came to the US illegally in twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: and were ordered to leave the country in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 1: but didn't. Immigration officials have confirmed they'll be deported back
Speaker 1: to Honduras. A judge has stopped the restart of offshore
Speaker 1: drilling off the Santa Barbara Coast. It's the second time
Speaker 1: in a week that a court has halted restart operations
Speaker 1: for Sable Offshore Corporation. Oil extraction has been stopped since
Speaker 1: a pipeline burst in twenty twenty or twenty fifteen. It
Speaker 1: caused a massive spill. A full hearing on the matter
Speaker 1: set for July eighteenth. Jobless numbers are out or actually
Speaker 1: job numbers. US employers added a solid one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty nine thousand jobs in May, despite uncertainty over the
Speaker 1: trade wars. Unemployment stays at four point two percent. Let's
Speaker 1: say good morning to the host of home on KF.
Speaker 1: It's the house whisper Dean Sharp morning.
Speaker 12: Dean morning, Amy.
Speaker 1: So all the world is a stage, including your house.
Speaker 12: Huh, absolutely explain please, Well, you know, when it comes
Speaker 12: to home design, most people feel out of their depth
Speaker 12: in trying to figure out what to do with their home,
Speaker 12: what's wrong with their home? How can I make this
Speaker 12: thing better? And so I'm always looking for ways, metaphors, images,
Speaker 12: examples to help explain and kind of break down what
Speaker 12: good design looks like. And this weekend we're going to
Speaker 12: approach it from the restive that great architecture is truly
Speaker 12: theater and What I mean by that is there are
Speaker 12: certain things that those of us who live in the
Speaker 12: twenty first century do understand about theater, whether we're watching
Speaker 12: a stage play or watching a movie or a TV show,
Speaker 12: and that is that there are, you know, for instance, components.
Speaker 12: There are lead actors, there are supporting actors, there are
Speaker 12: extras that are in the background, there are scenes that
Speaker 12: are behind them, and that there's kind of a hierarchy,
Speaker 12: right that not everybody can be talking at the same time,
Speaker 12: not everybody can be at the front of the stage
Speaker 12: at the same time. There are focal points in every scene,
Speaker 12: and that's the way the director gets the story told.
Speaker 12: And if we were to stand in any given room
Speaker 12: in our home and ask those same questions of the
Speaker 12: things that are there, we could start to actually, you know,
Speaker 12: break apart the understanding of why our rooms don't make
Speaker 12: the affect that they could make, and apply the same principles.
Speaker 1: I love that. What a fun, What a fun analogy.
Speaker 1: And then part of the all the World's of stage
Speaker 1: thing too is that, and you've talked about this with
Speaker 1: us before, is how you want to tell your story
Speaker 1: through your house.
Speaker 6: Exactly.
Speaker 12: I mean, that's the whole point of I hope it's
Speaker 12: the whole point of people wanting to make their homes
Speaker 12: more beautiful, not just more beautiful in a generic magazine
Speaker 12: spread sense, but more beautiful in the way that it
Speaker 12: enhances and tells the story of who they are because
Speaker 12: it's your home. And so by using this metaphor of
Speaker 12: theater and applying it in different ways, I'm hoping that
Speaker 12: it will continue to help people understand how it is
Speaker 12: that we can affect change to those spaces.
Speaker 1: I love that, and you're going to be talking about
Speaker 1: that all weekend.
Speaker 12: We'll be taking calls on Saturday, and of course always
Speaker 12: open to talking about this, but the big show on
Speaker 12: Sunday from nine to noon. Great architecture is theater.
Speaker 1: I love it. So six to eight on Saturday you'll
Speaker 1: be taking phone calls on home and then nine to
Speaker 1: noon on Sunday, it's home with Dean Sharp. It's our
Speaker 1: very own house whisper, and if you'd like to follow him,
Speaker 1: it's at home with Dean. Thank you so much, Dean Sharp.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Amy.
Speaker 1: Talk to you next week. Okay, all right, it's time
Speaker 1: to get in your business with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho. Good morning, Courtney,
Speaker 1: good morning. It's a big day here on Wall Street. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is, because jobs numbers just came out.
Speaker 10: Yes, and this is the first full month of employment
Speaker 10: data since the President announced his Liberation Day tarfs. You
Speaker 10: have to keep that in mind. Changes to Trey policy,
Speaker 10: we all know is ongoing. But the uncertain economic outlook
Speaker 10: has a lot of companies looking at the bottom line
Speaker 10: and they're saying, hey, you know what, we need to
Speaker 10: look at our labor spending a little more closely. We
Speaker 10: need to rein at it a bit.
Speaker 1: So, yes, we did.
Speaker 10: See a bit of a slowdown from last month. Employers
Speaker 10: added one hundred and thirty nine thousand to the payrolls.
Speaker 10: It's still better than what economists we're expecting. And the
Speaker 10: unemployment rate coming in a four point two percent, holding
Speaker 10: steady from the prior month, so that's good news. A
Speaker 10: reaction from Wall Street was pretty positive. We are seeing
Speaker 10: a bump in futures after that report. S and P
Speaker 10: futures are forty seven points down, futures rising two hundred
Speaker 10: and eighties. So it's a big day here on Wall
Speaker 10: Street after that report.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Always interesting when you hear because we hear like
Speaker 1: we've done several stories. There's going to be layoffs ad Disney,
Speaker 1: there's going to be layoff sid Procter and Gamble, There's
Speaker 1: going to be layoffs here and there and that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. But then what we don't hear about is
Speaker 1: that people are still just adding those jobs and hiring people.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but the big question, you know, you brought up
Speaker 10: something interesting. The real question, and I have to dig
Speaker 10: into these numbers a little bit more, is what are
Speaker 10: the quality of the jobs that are being Are they
Speaker 10: Are they jobs that are high paying from the tech industry.
Speaker 10: Are those are the type of things that we really
Speaker 10: need to look at. Are they jobs that are really
Speaker 10: going to add to spending this spending is the biggest
Speaker 10: part of our economy. Or are they jobs that are
Speaker 10: just going to get people buy throughout the day. So, again,
Speaker 10: this job's number takes a little bit of time to
Speaker 10: go through the report and see where are the wins,
Speaker 10: where are the losses. We did see a dip in
Speaker 10: manufacturing jobs, and that's important for the president. The President's
Speaker 10: been talking about that for some time. Again, this is
Speaker 10: why we have this tariff policy going through as trying
Speaker 10: to add jobs within that particular part of the market.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what's going to happen.
Speaker 10: But again, it takes a while for trade policy to
Speaker 10: play through, takes a while for jobs to be able
Speaker 10: to make the final decisions of what they need.
Speaker 1: Okay, and sometimes it takes a while to get your
Speaker 1: order delivered. But Walmart's doing something to basically make it
Speaker 1: more high tech and maybe speed it up.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so deliveries are going to take flight in more cities.
Speaker 10: A retailer says it's going to offer drone deliveries at
Speaker 10: one hundred more stores. They're mainly in the South. Walmart
Speaker 10: already offers a service in the Dallas Fort Worth area,
Speaker 10: also near the retailer's headquarters in Arkansas, so they can
Speaker 10: kind of do a test with this. Walmart says customers
Speaker 10: are prioritizing convenience no matter what, and they say, hey,
Speaker 10: they're going to pay up for that, So this is
Speaker 10: another way to be able to get that delivery as fast.
Speaker 1: For a lot more money for Walmart.
Speaker 10: By the way, they did release what are the most
Speaker 10: popular items that people are looking for to be delivered
Speaker 10: by drone and it includes fresh fruit, pet food, ice cream,
Speaker 10: and strangely, eggs. I don't know if I want to
Speaker 10: eggsne Yes, that's really funny. I really don't know about that,
Speaker 10: but apparently eggs are popular. They're a popular request Walmart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't have that here. It'll be interesting to
Speaker 1: see what happens. It sounds like they're doing it more
Speaker 1: like flat spread out areas, Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and places where you know, if a mistake happens,
Speaker 10: they have a little more space.
Speaker 1: To do it.
Speaker 10: I don't think they're going to be doing it in
Speaker 10: intown Manhattan anyway. It'll be hard because if a drone
Speaker 10: delivery popped out, I'm sure twenty people would run for
Speaker 10: it or run away from it, who knows.
Speaker 1: And then lastly, carmakers quietly hiking prices, but they're kind
Speaker 1: of doing it on the doing it a little stealthy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, doing it on the DL sticker. Price on a
Speaker 10: lot of makes and models may not have changed, you know.
Speaker 10: This is where they're all saying, these automakers, we're not
Speaker 10: raising the prices on air cars, but they're doing it
Speaker 10: in different ways. They've been quietly cutting rebates, they've been
Speaker 10: limiting cheap financing deals. But this adds hundreds of dollars
Speaker 10: to monthly payments. According to Auto researcher Edmunds several have
Speaker 10: boosted their delivery charges, and that's a fee that everybody
Speaker 10: has to pay when they buy a new car. But
Speaker 10: the subtle price hikes already having a big effect. Kelly
Speaker 10: Bluebook says the average price of a car is just
Speaker 10: short of forty nine thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So that is close to a record.
Speaker 10: Yeah, not getting a new car anytimes.
Speaker 1: No, I think we'll leave it on that.
Speaker 10: Yes, sorry to leave you on that sad node on
Speaker 10: a Friday. Well, at least the markets are good.
Speaker 1: Absolutely getting in your business like we do every day
Speaker 1: at five point forty with Bloomberg's Courtney, Donaho have a
Speaker 1: great weekend, Courtney, you too, enjoy yourself all right. Tesla
Speaker 1: stock has tumbled almost fifteen percent following the social media
Speaker 1: war of words between President Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: Musk had posted the President's big, beautiful bill should be killed.
Speaker 1: Trump has threatened to terminate Tesla government subsidies, subsidies, and contracts.
Speaker 1: The fight resulted in like one hundred and fifty billion
Speaker 1: dollars in losses. State lawmakers have introduced several bills to
Speaker 1: prevent price gouging. After natural disasters. The bills would also
Speaker 1: streamline claims for people who lose their homes and other safeguards.
Speaker 1: Another bill would allow the Fair Plan, that's the last
Speaker 1: resort insurance program in the state, to borrow funds so
Speaker 1: it doesn't rent out of money. Surprise, former VP Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris showed up yesterday for Compton High School graduation. She
Speaker 1: didn't deliver a speech, but she stayed on stage throughout
Speaker 1: the event, receiving an honorary degree as the first graduate
Speaker 1: of the school's new campus. We're just minutes away from
Speaker 1: Handle on the news and I just mentioned Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: You can bet Bill's going to have a thing or
Speaker 1: two to say about the social media war between Trump
Speaker 1: and Musk. Right now, let's say good morning to ABC's
Speaker 1: Will Gans. Will I was watching Handmaid's Tail and then
Speaker 1: during one of the spot breaks because Hulu has commercials,
Speaker 1: there was our friend Will Gans doing a GMA promo
Speaker 1: and I was like, that's our Will Gans.
Speaker 9: I mean, hopefully I was behaving myself in whatever promo
Speaker 9: it may have been.
Speaker 6: I hope that that I okay, good, good and you were.
Speaker 1: Very stylish, and I went, oh, look at that. Will
Speaker 1: gans he's not only intelligent and fun to talk to,
Speaker 1: he's adorable.
Speaker 6: Oh great, the reviews are in. I'll take that, thank you.
Speaker 1: Okay, Before we get down to business, I have to
Speaker 1: tell you I was so excited for like thirty seconds
Speaker 1: yesterday because I was scrolling through I don't ca't remember
Speaker 1: if it was Facebook or Instagram, and it said up,
Speaker 1: Up and away live Action. Get ready for an adventure
Speaker 1: like no other with Disney and Pixar's live action Up
Speaker 1: and it has a picture of Harrison Ford and then
Speaker 1: this adorable little kid, Alan Kim says they're going to
Speaker 1: set off on a wild journey in a house lifted
Speaker 1: by balloons. There's even a trailer for it.
Speaker 6: And guess what fake news?
Speaker 1: Fake news?
Speaker 6: Oh, I mean that.
Speaker 9: Is genius casting, by the way, Yeah right, we would
Speaker 9: watch that movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, I would so go to the and the kid
Speaker 1: who plays Russell is absolutely adorable, and I'm like, Harrison Ford,
Speaker 1: how that would be so great?
Speaker 6: It would be incredible?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's fake news.
Speaker 6: Man. They got you, I know.
Speaker 1: I mean they've got the Disney Pixar logo. I mean
Speaker 1: it looks like it really looks like it's legitimate. And
Speaker 1: then and then there's all these like five hundred comments
Speaker 1: going I can't wait, I can't wait, It's gonna be great,
Speaker 1: and soone then about fifty comments down goes yeah that's fake.
Speaker 9: Oh man, Well maybe it'll spark an idea in somebody,
Speaker 9: you know, maybe someone right now is listening. Hey, guys, Pixar,
Speaker 9: this is the movie to make.
Speaker 1: That would be a fun live action. I mean, think
Speaker 1: about up and lifting the house.
Speaker 6: Oh good dogs, yes.
Speaker 1: Squirrel, uh huh, yeah, the whole thing. I just would
Speaker 1: be so fun. Okay, so let's get down to business.
Speaker 1: Cynthia Arriva, we were just playing part of the trailer
Speaker 1: for Wicked for good. It's not coming out till November,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna see Cynthia much sooner than that.
Speaker 9: Exactly Sunday night, she's hosting the Tony Awards, Broadway's biggest night,
Speaker 9: celebrating the best of the twenty twenty four to twenty
Speaker 9: twenty five season, and she's never hosted before, so I
Speaker 9: think it's like incredibly perfect timing. She's right in between
Speaker 9: both movies, so you know, people of her. She actually
Speaker 9: her solo album came out today, so she's like, you know,
Speaker 9: on top of the world right now, and she'll do
Speaker 9: a great job. The other cool thing happening at the
Speaker 9: Tony's is that the original cast of Hamilton, so Lynn Manuel,
Speaker 9: Miranda and Leslie Odom Junior and all those guys are
Speaker 9: getting back together to perform on Sunday Night to celebrate
Speaker 9: the show's anniversary.
Speaker 6: So that's pretty exciting.
Speaker 9: And then you know all the new shows, so you know,
Speaker 9: there are a lot of theater fans who don't get
Speaker 9: to make it to New York every season, so you'll
Speaker 9: get to see performances from Death Becomes Her and maybe
Speaker 9: Happy Ending and some of the other movie musicals that
Speaker 9: that you know, maybe you haven't seen yet, but it
Speaker 9: might pique your interests. So that'll be exciting Sunday night
Speaker 9: on CBS.
Speaker 1: And do we know if Cynthia might be singing and
Speaker 1: if there might be a surprise appearance or anything.
Speaker 9: We don't know, but I mean I would be shocked
Speaker 9: if there wasn't you know, there has to be a
Speaker 9: little bit of a nod to something. I mean, the
Speaker 9: trailer coming out two days ago, the timing would be right.
Speaker 9: If Ariana Grande also showed up, I wouldn't be.
Speaker 1: Shocked that might just make me tune in, all right.
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, I wouldn't blame you.
Speaker 1: Okay. So Sinners hit theaters not too long ago, and
Speaker 1: it's already streaming. But you do have to pay for it, right,
Speaker 1: You do have.
Speaker 9: To pay for it, yes, so you would pay to
Speaker 9: buy it or to rent it on Amazon Prime or
Speaker 9: Apple TV or your streamer of choice. But for anyone
Speaker 9: who didn't get a chance to see it in theaters,
Speaker 9: like this is absolutely worth.
Speaker 6: Seeing and paying for.
Speaker 9: And it's just it's definitely my favorite movie that's come
Speaker 9: out so far this year, and you.
Speaker 6: Know it's it's got something for everybody.
Speaker 9: It's a vampire movie, but there's also incredible music in
Speaker 9: it and great acting and writing, and the direction is
Speaker 9: fantastic from Ryan Coogler. So if you didn't get a
Speaker 9: chance to see it in theaters, I would absolutely recommend
Speaker 9: watching Sinners take the comfort of your own couch.
Speaker 1: And you get two performances from the price of one.
Speaker 6: From Michael B. Jordan exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So here's my question, because I've seen it. I remember
Speaker 1: when they first really did that. It was like back
Speaker 1: to the future when they put Michael J. Fox on
Speaker 1: the screen with himself and everybody's like, okay, but you
Speaker 1: gave him the benefit of the doubt because it's the
Speaker 1: first time and it was impressive. But now, I mean,
Speaker 1: does it look real enough?
Speaker 6: I mean it's unbelievable.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like, you know, if she came out of
Speaker 9: the woodwork to say, oh, by the way, I actually
Speaker 9: do have a twin, I'd be like, that makes sense.
Speaker 9: You know, it's completely like, you know, genuine feeling okay.
Speaker 1: And then so that's on the stream, but you have
Speaker 1: to pay for it, and then it's coming out on Max, right,
Speaker 1: but not till later this summer, so we have to exactly.
Speaker 1: So if you want to wait until it's free, you
Speaker 1: have to wait for a couple more months. Yes, And
Speaker 1: then I have to ask you about Stick. And I
Speaker 1: knew you were going to talk about it, and so
Speaker 1: I wanted to watch it and I want your take
Speaker 1: on it because I don't love it.
Speaker 9: So, you know, I think the first episode feels a
Speaker 9: little bumpy. It's a pilot episode, but I like where
Speaker 9: this show is headed. It feels like ted Lasso a
Speaker 9: little bit. You know, it's a sports comedy that you
Speaker 9: can tell there's just this earnestness with this main character
Speaker 9: who wishes he could do better and be better, and
Speaker 9: then he meets a younger golfer that he wants to
Speaker 9: give the career he could never have to.
Speaker 6: So first three episodes.
Speaker 9: Out on Apple TV now and then they'll come out
Speaker 9: weekly after this.
Speaker 6: I have hope for this show. I think Owen Wilson's great.
Speaker 6: What did you think?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 1: I like Owen Wilson, but I yeah, I felt like
Speaker 1: it was bumpy. That's a good word for it. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't instantly like it like with ted Lasso. It's
Speaker 1: not it's not drawing me in like that. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: it's it's Owen Wilson and it's a kind of a
Speaker 1: fun storyline. It kind of reminds me a little bit
Speaker 1: of Tin Cup, but not really. I mean just probably
Speaker 1: more because it's a golf show than anything. But right, right,
Speaker 1: I'll give it another go. But I don't love it.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's fair, that's fair. I also, you know, I
Speaker 6: don't know.
Speaker 9: Who the intended audience necessarily is.
Speaker 6: And yeah, but but I'm with you.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 9: I didn't dislike it enough to not go back. I
Speaker 9: think I'm gonna I'm gonna stick with it, okay, unintended.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll have to revisit it and uh and discuss
Speaker 1: again because yeah, because I think that there's just there's
Speaker 1: something missing on it. And maybe as we warm up
Speaker 1: to the characters or they settled into their roles, it'll
Speaker 1: be different. But we'll see.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yes, all right, right, Bill.
Speaker 1: Gan's looking good on the on the stream there.
Speaker 6: Buddy, Thank you very much. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: All right, have a great weekend and we'll talk to.
Speaker 6: You next week. Okay, dog byebye.
Speaker 1: Uh And just like that, we're out of time. I
Speaker 1: hate that. But before we go, angel City FC is
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