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Speaker 1: Is your wake up call for Friday, August second. It's
Speaker 1: five o'clock straight up. Good morning. I'm Amy King. What
Speaker 1: a great latest start today. It's going to be a
Speaker 1: great day. We got some We got great news yesterday
Speaker 1: with not hostages, but the prisoners being released from Russia.
Speaker 1: They're now back on US soil. And of course Team
Speaker 1: USA does not disappoint some oan files. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: That was amazing. We're gonna be talking more about that
Speaker 1: with nez De la Kata in just a little bit.
Speaker 1: And you know what, yesterday I went and was running
Speaker 1: some errands and I walked out of my house and
Speaker 1: I was like, either somebody spit on me or it's raining.
Speaker 1: I thought it was more likely that somebody spit on
Speaker 1: me because we haven't seen rain for a while. But
Speaker 1: it was actually raining and it lasted for like a minute,
Speaker 1: but it was really nice. We might get some thunderstorms
Speaker 1: for inland areas this afternoon, and the Okay, then I
Speaker 1: have to tell you this one thing and then we'll
Speaker 1: get going. Yurriget flies in your house every once in a.
Speaker 2: While, right, yeah, of course.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I had some flies in the house earlier
Speaker 1: this week. It was like one or two, and I
Speaker 1: was like, oh god, I just they just they're so gross.
Speaker 1: And then yesterday there were like more than ten, and
Speaker 1: they were all buzzing around and I was just like,
Speaker 1: what is going on? Oh my god, and I'm freaking out.
Speaker 1: So I got out the fly swater like Amityville horror,
Speaker 1: and then I just went on a murderous rampage and
Speaker 1: killed them all. Took a while.
Speaker 2: Did you find out why? No, something dead.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't think so. I don't know
Speaker 1: what it was. But I don't know. Maybe I need
Speaker 1: to do a deep clean or something like that. Maybe
Speaker 1: something's wrong. We did invest in an electric fly swatter
Speaker 1: just it's really fun. Oh it's fun. You should the
Speaker 1: one that looks like a tennis racket looks like a
Speaker 1: tennis racket and it zaps. Oh it's awesome. Okay, I
Speaker 1: might have to invest in one of those. It's normally
Speaker 1: not a problem. It kind of freaked me out. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Here's what's ahead on wake up call this Friday morning.
Speaker 1: A plane with freed American prisoners Evan Gerskevich, Paul Waylan,
Speaker 1: and a'll Sue Kermasheva has arrived at Joint Base Andrews
Speaker 1: in Maryland. At touchdown last night, President Biden and Vice
Speaker 1: President Harris greeted them as they got off the plane.
Speaker 1: Red flag warnings for high fire danger remain in effect
Speaker 1: until eight tonight for thunderstorms over the mountains and deserts
Speaker 1: of La Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties and the Santa
Speaker 1: Clarita Valley. The warning includes coastal areas. Soo so we
Speaker 1: might get some more rain. Simone Biles commanding floor routine,
Speaker 1: secured the gold in the women's all around individual competition
Speaker 1: at the Paris Olympics. It was spectacular. Brazil took silver
Speaker 1: and biles teammate Sunny Lee took the bronze. This is
Speaker 1: the sixth straight Olympics that Team USA has won gold
Speaker 1: in the women's gymnastics individual all around competition. Sunny Lee
Speaker 1: won gold in Tokyo in twenty twenty one. Simone Biles
Speaker 1: took the gold in the twenty sixteen Rio Games at
Speaker 1: six oh five its handle on the news. The bomb
Speaker 1: that took out a Hamas leader in Tehran this week
Speaker 1: had been planted months before the explosion. Let's get started
Speaker 1: with some of the stories coming out of the KFI
Speaker 1: twenty four hour newsroom and La City Council committee has
Speaker 1: approved further restrictions on homeless RV camps.
Speaker 4: The Transportation Committee is voted to ban overnight RV parking
Speaker 4: in four more parts of the city, in addition to
Speaker 4: ensuring RV's parked and peak traffic lanes are towed, something
Speaker 4: that city stopped doing during the pandemic. Councilman Tracy Park
Speaker 4: says the camps are dangerous and disgusting, sidewalks.
Speaker 5: And storm dreams serving as de facto RV septic tanks,
Speaker 5: children having to walk around dangerous vehicles just to get
Speaker 5: to school.
Speaker 4: The committee also voted to explore a city wide policy
Speaker 4: on prohibiting r V camps in residential and commercial corridors
Speaker 4: in downtown La.
Speaker 2: Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: More than twenty five hundred video game performers in Hollywood
Speaker 1: are on strike, protesting major gaming companies over the use
Speaker 1: of AI SAG after negotiating member Lindsay Russo says AI
Speaker 1: could never replace the artistry gaming performers bring to video games,
Speaker 1: and to.
Speaker 5: Have someone stand there and tell you that what you're
Speaker 5: doing is not performance and shouldn't be covered is unacceptable
Speaker 5: to us, and they just don't seem to agree. So
Speaker 5: that's where we have our impasse.
Speaker 1: More than three hundred performers picketed outside Warner Brothers studios
Speaker 1: in Burbank yesterday, demanding a fair contract that also includes
Speaker 1: higher pay. The union says it has been bargaining with
Speaker 1: the companies for over eighteen months. Katie Ladeki has made
Speaker 1: a splash, becoming the most decorated female in swimming and
Speaker 1: US Olympics history.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like I'm close to being finished in
Speaker 3: the sport yet.
Speaker 1: Ladeki earned silver yesterday, marking her thirteenth medal.
Speaker 5: It's not easy to win, so I'm just trying to
Speaker 5: appreciate it.
Speaker 1: The swimmer now has eight gold for silver and one
Speaker 1: bronze medal over four Olympic Games. Only Michael Phelps has more,
Speaker 1: with twenty eight. Ladeki still has one more race tomorrow.
Speaker 1: It's the eight hundred meter freestyle USA swimming, called Ladeki
Speaker 1: the best to ever do it. We're gonna get the
Speaker 1: latest from Paris on Ladeki's win and Simone biles big
Speaker 1: win in gymnastics, and what's coming up this weekend that's happening.
Speaker 1: At five point twenty, we're going to be talking with
Speaker 1: Anez de la Katerra, and let's say good morning to
Speaker 1: ABC's Karen Travers. Karen. President Biden said it was a
Speaker 1: very good day and I would have to agree Americans
Speaker 1: were released as part of that massive prisoner swap.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this was a huge afternoon for the White House.
Speaker 6: They were thrilled with this. The President, of course, was
Speaker 6: saying it was an emotional day for these families, called
Speaker 6: it a very good afternoon. But you know, he was
Speaker 6: also talking about the significance of the diplomacy here. He
Speaker 6: said it was a complex, difficult negotiation that took place,
Speaker 6: but it was a feat of diplomacy and friendship. He
Speaker 6: said friendships with multiple countries helped get this done. And
Speaker 6: he said anybody who questions whether allies matter, they do
Speaker 6: they matter? I mean this was six countries involved in
Speaker 6: the deal for twenty four prisoners. Turkey was also involved
Speaker 6: for the logistics of this as the plane landed there
Speaker 6: before coming back to the United States late last night.
Speaker 6: Just an incredible story and so much that went into
Speaker 6: this over the last several months. The White House said yesterday,
Speaker 6: you know, they learned something every time they do one
Speaker 6: of these with Russia, previous releases where certain people were
Speaker 6: not included, why they were or were not, They say
Speaker 6: they learned what Russia will do, won't do, what they want,
Speaker 6: what they don't want, and that helps inform them for
Speaker 6: the next round to try and get more Americans home.
Speaker 1: Okay, and Karen, how long has this been in the works,
Speaker 1: Because I was listening to they were talking about the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal was they've already kind of gotten a
Speaker 1: play by play of how it all came together, and
Speaker 1: it sounds like it's been going for months, and there's
Speaker 1: been rumblings for a couple of weeks, but we hadn't
Speaker 1: heard anything about it.
Speaker 6: I mean in case of Paul Wheeland, he of course
Speaker 6: has been in custody for five and a half years,
Speaker 6: so you know, the White House officials will say from
Speaker 6: day one from the president taking office that they were
Speaker 6: working on this and that he has been part of
Speaker 6: every conversation of previous releases of prisoners Trevor Reed, Britney Griner,
Speaker 6: and Paul Whelan was not part of those exchanges, much
Speaker 6: to the administration's dismay. But he is a part of
Speaker 6: this one. And you know, this is something that they
Speaker 6: say they have been working on since then. But this
Speaker 6: particular multi country deal was months in the making, very
Speaker 6: long time, a lot of complex conversations that the President
Speaker 6: was involved directly in. He was speaking with German Chancellor Schulz.
Speaker 6: The Vice President also had met with him to talk
Speaker 6: about how they could get Germany on board with this,
Speaker 6: because they realized that Russia was not going to agree
Speaker 6: to the release without an exchange that included Vadim Krazikhoff.
Speaker 6: He is a convicted hit man who was in German custody.
Speaker 6: He was serving a life sentence for gunning down an
Speaker 6: opponent of the Kremlin in Berlin, and he was somebody
Speaker 6: that was seen as critical to this all coming together.
Speaker 6: But that involved big negotiations with the Germans to get
Speaker 6: them to agree to release him because obviously they consider
Speaker 6: him to be a significant bad guy and the Russians
Speaker 6: consider him to be a very significant, high value individual.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's interesting because you know, the charges against Gerskevich
Speaker 1: trumped up and the even Paul Waalen and then so
Speaker 1: we got them back and that's amazing. But we had
Speaker 1: to give up a really bad, bad person in Exhange.
Speaker 1: Well the Germans did, yeah, so I mean, but it's
Speaker 1: it's not a false equivalency, but it just it's such
Speaker 1: a weird, weird process that goes on. How many were
Speaker 1: released in total?
Speaker 6: It was twenty four prisoner Twenty four people were part
Speaker 6: of this exchange. Sixteen individuals in Russia were freed, and
Speaker 6: eight individuals that were held by the US, Germany, Norway,
Speaker 6: Slovenia and Poland were returned to Russia.
Speaker 1: Love it. It was a good day. It was a
Speaker 1: good day. Thank you, Karen Travers. All right, let's get
Speaker 1: back to some of the stories coming out of the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Bodycam video has been released
Speaker 1: from an LAPD officer who punched a man during a
Speaker 1: recent arrest in South la.
Speaker 7: Hey, bind The video shows the officer walk up to
Speaker 7: a car with heavily tinted windows, the cars facing the
Speaker 7: wrong way on the wrong side of the street.
Speaker 8: What was going on? As an idea for you your
Speaker 8: double part, but what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Though there's a cut your double part in the street.
Speaker 7: The man refuses to hand the officer his license and registration. Finally,
Speaker 7: the officer tells him to get out of the car.
Speaker 2: The tents back and forth goes on for a few minutes.
Speaker 7: Then the officer tries to arrest the man, but the
Speaker 7: man refuses to cooperate.
Speaker 9: Put the hands.
Speaker 7: Officers were able to cuff the man's left hand, but
Speaker 7: they had to use a second pair of cuffs to
Speaker 7: extend the length. Then they tried to cuff the man's
Speaker 7: right hand. At this point, the officer hits the man
Speaker 7: in the chin and move laped. Sources tell me is
Speaker 7: a distraction strike and something officers are trained to do
Speaker 7: with a combative suspect. The man was taken to a hospital,
Speaker 7: then booked for a resisting arrest. Steve Gregory Tafin Knows, a.
Speaker 1: Man from Oklahoma who grew up in la has been
Speaker 1: sentenced to a year in federal prison for making bomb
Speaker 1: threats to five schools in the city, including two elementary schools.
Speaker 1: Prosecutor say Marcus Buchanan also threatened to shoot kids in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, as they left one of the schools.
Speaker 1: They say during one of the calls, Buchanan told the
Speaker 1: school that's what they get for not accepting him in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty six. You can inpleaded guilty in downtown LA.
Speaker 1: Earlier this year, crews have begun removing the last of
Speaker 1: four dams along the Klamath River in northern California. Governor
Speaker 1: Newsom says the river once supported one of the largest
Speaker 1: runs of salmon in the Western US, but for decades
Speaker 1: the fish have been blocked from migrating and that has
Speaker 1: damaged the ecosystem. He says the river restoration project will
Speaker 1: support fishing jobs and honor California's commitments to tribal nations.
Speaker 1: The dams will be gone by winter.
Speaker 10: I think they should expect uncertainty.
Speaker 1: Some investors are looking for a better day on Wall Street.
Speaker 1: A day after the Dow dropped nearly five hundred points,
Speaker 1: the SNP sank and the Nasdaq took a dip. Financial
Speaker 1: advisor Alec Tuckman with Wealth Management Partners of LA says
Speaker 1: investors are worried about a possible recession.
Speaker 10: People are having trouble affording their mortgage, people are completing
Speaker 10: they're tired of having to go to the store and
Speaker 10: seeing these huge grocery bills. They can't afford to eat out,
Speaker 10: and they're struggling to support their families.
Speaker 1: Stocks fell yesterday as the FED announced it was keeping
Speaker 1: interest rates unchanged for now. Justin Timberlake will be in
Speaker 1: court virtually on Long Island to be rearraigned on drunk
Speaker 1: driving charges. The pop singer, who's currently on tour in Europe,
Speaker 1: is to be re arraigned after police submitted corrected paperwork
Speaker 1: in the case. Timberlake's lawyer said his client was not
Speaker 1: drunk when he was pulled over in sag Harbor on
Speaker 1: June eighteenth. He's seeking to have the charges dismissed. You
Speaker 1: want more Britney Spears. Universal Pictures has claimed the rights
Speaker 1: to Britney Spears The Woman in Me. The book was
Speaker 1: published in October and will be adapted into a biopic
Speaker 1: after selling more more than two and a half million
Speaker 1: copies in the US. Wicked director John Chu is on
Speaker 1: board to direct. Chou also worked on the concert film
Speaker 1: Justin Bieber Never Say Never and Step Up two and Wicked.
Speaker 1: I can't wait that comes out. I think at Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: we saw we were at the movies the other day
Speaker 1: and saw a trailer for it Can't Wait. I've seen
Speaker 1: it at the Pantagious So I saw the stage show
Speaker 1: and like, that was more than ten years ago, and
Speaker 1: I remember saying that would be such a great movie.
Speaker 1: I love it when Hollywood does what I want them to.
Speaker 1: The so called hugging robber has struck again. Police say
Speaker 1: a woman was approached by a stranger earlier this week
Speaker 1: in Monrovia. The guy hugged her, then walked away, and
Speaker 1: during the hug, the woman says the guy stole or watch.
Speaker 1: Other hugging robberies have been reported in Orange County. Police
Speaker 1: are telling people to think twice about letting someone hug
Speaker 1: you if you don't know them. Vice President Harris's presidential
Speaker 1: campaign has vetted six potential running mates. Her team has
Speaker 1: met with Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro,
Speaker 1: Illinois Governor JB. Pritzker, and Kentucky Governor Andy Basher. Arizona
Speaker 1: Senator Mark Kelly and Transportation Secretary Pete Budajede are also
Speaker 1: apparently in the running. She's expected to hold her first
Speaker 1: rally with her VP pick on Tuesday, LA officials have
Speaker 1: broken ground on the first self sustaining park in the
Speaker 1: San Fernando Valley. The one and a half acre Cabalero
Speaker 1: Creek Park in Tarzana, which is just south of Victory
Speaker 1: Boulevard on Lindley, will get its water from a nearby
Speaker 1: creek and it'll use solar power to power the irrigation
Speaker 1: system for the future green space, which is adjacent to
Speaker 1: the La River. That's kind of cool at six so
Speaker 1: five a handle on the news, the US says it
Speaker 1: wasn't Nicholas Maduro but the opposition candidate that actually won
Speaker 1: Venezuela's presidential election. Let's say good morning now to ABC's
Speaker 1: nnez Dila Catera in Paris Bonjeur, and is well sure,
Speaker 1: So let's talk about making history at the Olympics. First
Speaker 1: the Golden Girls, Simone Biles, and then we're going to
Speaker 1: head over to the pool.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean Simone Viles. So winning her ninth medal,
Speaker 8: the goal that the individual all around finals, she was
Speaker 8: offto a rocky start. I think early on she had
Speaker 8: a little bit of a shocker there on the uneven bar.
Speaker 8: She messed up a bit and that set her back initially,
Speaker 8: so we should point out that is her worst rotation
Speaker 8: and that allowed for the Brazilian superstar Rebecca on Draj
Speaker 8: to pull ahead in terms of the scoring. So at
Speaker 8: one point Ondreje was leading. They then went on to
Speaker 8: being they did well there and it all came down
Speaker 8: to the floor routine. Simone went last, so that added
Speaker 8: to the drama and we were all on the edge
Speaker 8: of our seats watching that full routine, and I mean
Speaker 8: even for her, she out did herself. It was a
Speaker 8: spectacular routine. This moves that only she can do. I
Speaker 8: think the competition with Rebecca and Drage was really fun
Speaker 8: to watch, Androgia was really the only one who's put
Speaker 8: a chance of challenging Simone for the gold. And some
Speaker 8: are saying this morning that maybe it was that competition,
Speaker 8: the kind of back and forth there, the fact that
Speaker 8: the competition was so close for the gold, that that's
Speaker 8: what gave Simone a little something extra last night because
Speaker 8: she really was incredible. So she won the gold, study
Speaker 8: me won the Bronx, so two medals through ten USA
Speaker 8: and gymnastics. Yeah, and it was a beautiful moment when
Speaker 8: the two of them came out, you know, in the
Speaker 8: final scores were announced, both of them running out onto
Speaker 8: the mat with the American flag. It was a really
Speaker 8: beautiful image.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think you're right about Simone, like there
Speaker 1: was that little something umph because I've seen her. She's,
Speaker 1: like you said, she does moves that nobody else can do.
Speaker 1: But she also tends to make mistakes because the moves
Speaker 1: are they score so high that even if you make mistakes,
Speaker 1: it doesn't, you know, knock you out of contention. She
Speaker 1: did not make one mistake on that floor yesterday.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's right. So I mean, yeah, it was incredible.
Speaker 8: It was incredible. It could also be her and the
Speaker 8: fact that this was you know, we've talked about this
Speaker 8: being her redemption for she withdrew from Tokyo. This was
Speaker 8: her big comeback, so maybe that was it too. She
Speaker 8: had that, you know, she had her site sets on
Speaker 8: a set on gold and she really wanted to prove herself.
Speaker 8: It could be that it could be the competition with
Speaker 8: onra J, But either way, it was really really fun
Speaker 8: to watch.
Speaker 1: And were you able to sneak over there?
Speaker 8: I was not. Oh god, I'm so sad. I had
Speaker 8: to work. I was stuck with So the way it
Speaker 8: works I do. I do you guys in the morning.
Speaker 8: I do radio in the morning, and in the afternoons
Speaker 8: and evenings I do TV. So I was I had
Speaker 8: too many live shots, so I couldn't very sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had. A friend was texting me yesterday after
Speaker 1: the gymnastics and she's like, are should we get tickets
Speaker 1: to the next Olympics. And I'm like, I'm hoping I'll
Speaker 1: be working it, but maybe we should because I want
Speaker 1: to see the competitions. So who knows, that's.
Speaker 8: Right, I like twenty twenty eight, I know.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, so let's go over to the pool because
Speaker 1: we have a Katie Ledecki who had an nice little day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she has been racking up those medals. She now
Speaker 8: has thirteen Olympic medals, so she has eight gold, four silvers,
Speaker 8: and one bronze. This is over four Olympics. But last
Speaker 8: night she won the silver in the four by two
Speaker 8: hundred meter freestyle relay and that made her the most
Speaker 8: decorated female Olympian of all times, so that is an
Speaker 8: incredible feat. She still has one race to go, so
Speaker 8: she comes again tomorrow in the eight hundred meter.
Speaker 1: Freestyle, so she's going to pad her record tomorrow.
Speaker 8: Hopefully that's right, Yeah, hopefully hopefully.
Speaker 1: So what else is the head for the weekend?
Speaker 8: So this weekend we had swimming winding down and athletics starting.
Speaker 8: So it actually kicked off yesterday with the twenty kilometer
Speaker 8: race walk, which if people don't know what that is,
Speaker 8: I highly recommend you go check it out. It's a
Speaker 8: really fun one to watch.
Speaker 1: It's a little weird though, right we were watching that
Speaker 1: and somebody said they've got to throw their hips out
Speaker 1: because there's just so much but it is fun and
Speaker 1: they go fast.
Speaker 8: They go fast. They are real athletes, but it's a
Speaker 8: lot of fun. So that was yesterday and today we
Speaker 8: have track and field kicking off, so we have Shikari Richardson,
Speaker 8: a big tm USA star, all eyes on her. She
Speaker 8: made her long awaited Olympic debut. We saw her just
Speaker 8: a few moments to go in round one of the
Speaker 8: women's one hundred meter She favored to win that and
Speaker 8: I will say her race at the US Trials this
Speaker 8: year in June made her the fastest woman in the
Speaker 8: world this year, so that is very exciting. And then
Speaker 8: in terms of soccer, later today, the US men's soccer
Speaker 8: team playing against Morocco in the quarterfinal. That is the
Speaker 8: first time in twenty four years that the men's soccer
Speaker 8: team has made it to the quarterfinals in the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: So lots of reasons for me to stay on my
Speaker 1: couch this weekend. And since we have to live vicariously
Speaker 1: through you and as what would you say are your
Speaker 1: top two favorite moments so far of the Olympics. O.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be that competition. It can be
Speaker 1: around Paris too, it can be whatever.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, I think so the opening ceremony stands
Speaker 8: out as a big moment for me. You know, I
Speaker 8: live in Paris and so to see just how they
Speaker 8: pulled it off, and you know, it was quite miserable,
Speaker 8: I will say, like standing in the range, but it
Speaker 8: was so cool to see the energy and you know
Speaker 8: the fact that you had all these athletes sailing down
Speaker 8: with sin and passed all these iconic landmarks and then
Speaker 8: the Celeine beyond finisher was beautiful. I think that's something
Speaker 8: I'll always remember. And then gymnastics, I think being in there,
Speaker 8: I got to go, So, you know, it's rare for
Speaker 8: me to actually be able to go to these events
Speaker 8: because I'm something with worked, so I have to watch
Speaker 8: a lot of them on TV. But I did get
Speaker 8: to go to the team all around final for gymnastics,
Speaker 8: so that was really cool.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think those are two kinds of standout moments for me.
Speaker 10: Cool.
Speaker 1: And we've got more moments to share because we had
Speaker 1: a lot more Olympics. And then before we let you go,
Speaker 1: what's our metal count? Right now?
Speaker 8: Ooh our metal count? So we are now at thirty
Speaker 8: nine medals, are leading in terms of the total number
Speaker 8: of metals. We have nine goals, sixteen silvers, and fourteen bronches.
Speaker 1: Go Team USA. Okay, we'll look forward to talking to
Speaker 1: you on Monday. Have a wonderful weekend in this Thank you,
Speaker 1: all right, take care. Let's get back to some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: Rancho Palace Verdes has started tagging homes where so Cow
Speaker 1: Gas shut off service because of worsening land movement.
Speaker 9: The land along Portuguese Bend has been moving up to
Speaker 9: a foot a week, damaging buildings, creating new beaches, and
Speaker 9: threatening gas lines. Mayor John Kruchenks says the city manager
Speaker 9: will be labeling homes either green, yellow or red red
Speaker 9: tags being a higher safety risk.
Speaker 7: The idea is is to not be kicking people out
Speaker 7: of their homes, but to actually find us make sure
Speaker 7: that they are living in safety.
Speaker 9: He says the city will be in close communication with
Speaker 9: homeowners about future inspections. So cow Gas shut off service
Speaker 9: for one hundred and thirty five homes Monday where underground
Speaker 9: pipelines are at risk from the shifting land. Chris Adler
Speaker 9: KFI News.
Speaker 1: News brought to you by American Vision Windows. A man
Speaker 1: in Orange County accused of running an illegal sports betting
Speaker 1: operation and taking bets from Shohei Otani's former interpreter, has
Speaker 1: agreed to plead guilty to federal charges the US Attorney's offices.
Speaker 1: The man is set to enter the plea next week
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Speaker 1: tax return. A child in the hospital in Riverside County
Speaker 1: is tested positive for West Nile virus. Health officials say
Speaker 1: the virus is rarely life threatening, but it can be serious.
Speaker 1: They say the child is one of three people infected
Speaker 1: across the state so far this year. The kid is
Speaker 1: expected to make a full recovery, like the other two cases.
Speaker 1: Which were reported last month in Fresno and Yuba Counties.
Speaker 1: National Parks admission is free this Sunday, It's free National
Speaker 1: Parks Day. There are lots of parks for you to
Speaker 1: choose from. There are four hundred National parks in the US,
Speaker 1: and nine of them are in California. Entry fees are
Speaker 1: normally ten to thirty five dollars. There are six free
Speaker 1: National Park Days each year. The San Diego Zoo has
Speaker 1: offered to help the Tarango Zoo in Australia with the
Speaker 1: first ever platypus conservation project. Taranga officials say platypus are
Speaker 1: important for the health of ecosystems and the watershed, keeping
Speaker 1: the systems healthy. They say they'll be working on rescue
Speaker 1: and rehabilitation, while San Diego pitches in on the research
Speaker 1: side of things. San Diego Zoo's Safari Park is home
Speaker 1: to the only platypus outside Australia. I gotta go see him.
Speaker 1: A plane carrying Americans who were just released from a
Speaker 1: Russian prison has landed in the US. Evan Gerskovich and
Speaker 1: Paul Whalen were among those who arrived at Joint Base
Speaker 1: Andrews last night in Maryland. They're among the sixteen people
Speaker 1: released from Russian detention after a massive prisoner swap that
Speaker 1: involved twenty four. President Biden and Vice President Harris were
Speaker 1: there to greet the released prisoners as they got off
Speaker 1: the plane. Researchers in Japan say they may have found
Speaker 1: a link between autumn and umbilical cord blood. Researchers at
Speaker 1: the University of Fukai say this discovery could pave the
Speaker 1: way for a better understanding of how autism develops, and
Speaker 1: also in developing tests to predict the likelihood a child
Speaker 1: will have it. With a silver in the four x
Speaker 1: two hundred meter freestyle relay, Katie Ledecki has won her
Speaker 1: thirteenth Olympic medal, making her the most decorated woman in
Speaker 1: swimming and in Olympic history. Twenty seven year old Leadeci
Speaker 1: has eight golds for silvers and one bronze over four Olympics.
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Speaker 1: next to them, And at five point fifty you know
Speaker 1: that saying that if a butterfly flaps its wings in
Speaker 1: the rainforest, it can change the weather half a world away. Well,
Speaker 1: it apparently it kind of applies in this case. We've
Speaker 1: got ABC's Jim Ryan to tell us about it. But
Speaker 1: right now, let's say good morning to the house Whisperer,
Speaker 1: the host of Home on KFI. It's Dean Sharp.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Dean, Good morning Amy.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're talking this weekend about paint and painting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, yes, yes, indeed.
Speaker 1: It seems like it's the same word. It seems like
Speaker 1: it's the same thing.
Speaker 3: Well, you know it, well kind of is. We're actually
Speaker 3: taking especially Sunday show and dividing it in two. I've
Speaker 3: got a rep from the actually the Western United States
Speaker 3: sales director for Benjamin Moore Paint, which is my favorite
Speaker 3: brand of paint on the planet, sitting in studio with me.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna do half the show on paint, meaning
Speaker 3: just literally talking about paint, because I figure, you know what,
Speaker 3: if we're gonna explain to our listeners the benefits of
Speaker 3: really good paint, I might as well have the best
Speaker 3: paint standing by, so we can really talk about the
Speaker 3: differences in paint. Why you sho should always, and I
Speaker 3: always give this advice, buy the very best paint that
Speaker 3: your budget will allow you to buy, because it makes
Speaker 3: all the difference in the world. So we'll talk a
Speaker 3: lot about paint. Things that people don't know about paint,
Speaker 3: and then painting the actual act of and how to
Speaker 3: prep a wall and you know, deal with all of
Speaker 3: the things that go along with actually getting the job done.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's talk about that because apparently painting is
Speaker 1: the number one DIY in the US.
Speaker 3: It is, it is and has been forever in the day.
Speaker 3: Statistically speaking, if you say, you know, I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: some DIY on my house, then you know, you could
Speaker 3: put decent money on the fact that paint will be involved,
Speaker 3: even if it's not the primary thing.
Speaker 1: And pretty much everybody could do it. It's maybe not well,
Speaker 1: but everybody can do it.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that's that's an interesting point that you
Speaker 3: bring up. I actually think everybody can do it well.
Speaker 3: It is one of those tasks. Now, of course, you know,
Speaker 3: the longer you paint, you know, and we're not talking
Speaker 3: about fine art here, We're not talking about you know,
Speaker 3: creating the Mona Lisa. But the longer that you do
Speaker 3: paint for houses, the better you get at it. Sure,
Speaker 3: but painting is one of those things where there are
Speaker 3: a number of important steps along the way. So it's
Speaker 3: kind of complex in one sense because there's like, you know,
Speaker 3: you know, ten fifteen things that you want to do
Speaker 3: from beginning to end in order to get it right.
Speaker 3: But if you follow those steps, you will get a
Speaker 3: really really good paint job out of it, regardless of
Speaker 3: whether it's your first time doing it or your fiftieth
Speaker 3: time doing it. And that's different than other DIY potential
Speaker 3: you know tasks. I'll give you an example. I was
Speaker 3: just out on the job site yesterday watching a concrete
Speaker 3: pour in a driveway and I'll tell you, I don't know,
Speaker 3: I've lost track. I can't tell you how many times
Speaker 3: I've I've overseen pouring concrete and for forty plus years,
Speaker 3: and I will not I will not pick up a
Speaker 3: trowel and be the concrete finisher on a concrete job,
Speaker 3: because that is one thing. It's just traveling the concrete.
Speaker 3: But it's an art form. It takes that ten thousand
Speaker 3: hours to get the hand just right and to do
Speaker 3: it just right. So there are things about your house
Speaker 3: that surprisingly are very simple, like pick up a trowel
Speaker 3: and smooth that surface out, that actually far far more
Speaker 3: difficult to get a great product. And then there are
Speaker 3: things that seem a little bit more complex multiple steps
Speaker 3: like painting. But if you follow those steps, if you
Speaker 3: follow the rules, you could be a beginner and do.
Speaker 2: It just right.
Speaker 1: Okay. So if you're a rule breaker, you're in trouble.
Speaker 1: But if you follow the rules, okay. So here's here's
Speaker 1: my question to you. Because I've painted my share, and
Speaker 1: you know, it sounds like probably everybody listening has painted
Speaker 1: at some point. But it does take a while. And
Speaker 1: you said you need to follow the rules. I tend
Speaker 1: to get in patient, like a couple hours in I'm like,
Speaker 1: I just want this done, and I tend to get sloppy.
Speaker 1: So how do you combat that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's hard, you know.
Speaker 3: I wish there was a technique that I could tell
Speaker 3: you that, you know, other than don't rush it. I
Speaker 3: would say with all things, with all things, when it
Speaker 3: comes to your home, and we actually tell our clients
Speaker 3: this all the time, Listen, don't worry about getting this
Speaker 3: project done overnight.
Speaker 2: In one day.
Speaker 3: If it stretches out a little bit longer, you know what,
Speaker 3: next year, when you're enjoying the quality of the work,
Speaker 3: and the year after that and the year after that
Speaker 3: and the year after that, you will not care that
Speaker 3: you spent three days doing this instead of one afternoon.
Speaker 3: And so I would say, when it gets to that,
Speaker 3: if you if you recognize that in yourself, then you
Speaker 3: know what, just take a portion of the day. Don't
Speaker 3: try and you know, just take a portion of the
Speaker 3: day and say, you know what, maybe I'll just do
Speaker 3: this wall today, or maybe I'll just do the walls today,
Speaker 3: and maybe I'll do the trim, you know, and just
Speaker 3: spread it out a little bit. It might it might
Speaker 3: feel like, uh, I just want this over with, But
Speaker 3: that feeling of I just want this over with in
Speaker 3: one day is different than once you have committed to
Speaker 3: getting it all done in a day. You're right in
Speaker 3: the middle of it now, your emotions are really fighting
Speaker 3: against you, and that's when you get sloppy. So figure
Speaker 3: out how long can I paint before I get bored
Speaker 3: and impatient? And then cut it off. At that point,
Speaker 3: walk away and uh and come back and give it
Speaker 3: another you know, A couple hours tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Okay, So then that leads me to so you know
Speaker 1: how you're supposed to do like the corners and kind
Speaker 1: of you know, do the cutting first before you do
Speaker 1: the rollering in the middle, which is the easy.
Speaker 2: Part, right right. It's always a good idea.
Speaker 1: Can you if you know that you're like painting, add
Speaker 1: like I am, could you just do the cutting in
Speaker 1: on one day and then come back and roller it
Speaker 1: the next day or do you need to do that
Speaker 1: in one sitting?
Speaker 3: No, absolutely you can. You just need to know one
Speaker 3: of the rules, and that is anytime you're going to
Speaker 3: leave behind paint on a w and you're going to
Speaker 3: join up with it the next day with fresh paint,
Speaker 3: what you don't want is to be able to see
Speaker 3: a lap mark on the paint.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So that means that when you cut in the edge,
Speaker 3: the edges of the edge that you've cut in needs
Speaker 3: to be feathered out nice and smooth and super thin like.
Speaker 3: In other words, the paint that you see there needs
Speaker 3: to go from thick and lovely like it is right
Speaker 3: at the edge that you're cutting in, and then it
Speaker 3: needs to just fade to nothing. That fade away or
Speaker 3: what we call feathering. The edge is the key for
Speaker 3: when you come back and add more paint to the wall,
Speaker 3: that you don't end up with a visible seam where
Speaker 3: you started and stopped, or what we call a lap mark.
Speaker 3: So feather in, feather out that edge to zero and
Speaker 3: walk away. It's when people just put one like four
Speaker 3: inch wide strip right on the wall and it's got
Speaker 3: a clean edge against the corner and a clean edge
Speaker 3: against the wall. You'll see that the next day.
Speaker 1: See really important tips. Okay, so one last question before
Speaker 1: we because I know you're gonna be talking about this
Speaker 1: a lot, so you can get lots more details with
Speaker 1: Dean this weekend. Is it too hot to paint?
Speaker 2: It can be, it can be too wet.
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 3: You know by looking at your paint, and your paint
Speaker 3: will tell you, meaning that the can.
Speaker 2: Will tell you.
Speaker 1: Use me today.
Speaker 3: All paint comes with the details. It's just like kind
Speaker 3: of a medicine on the side of a medicine bottle.
Speaker 3: People never read the can and they should because all
Speaker 3: paint and different paints have different tolerances for different temperatures.
Speaker 3: So I'm not going to tell you, oh it's got
Speaker 3: to be this to this, but the can will tell
Speaker 3: you that it's got to be this to this ideally
Speaker 3: most of the time. Here's the thing you don't want
Speaker 3: to be painting in. Whether that's you know, pushing into
Speaker 3: the nineties that that's or in the thirties or forties. Okay,
Speaker 3: there is a too cold and a too hot for
Speaker 3: paint to perform well. But generally speaking, the kind of
Speaker 3: temperature that you and I enjoy that range from you know,
Speaker 3: let's say mid eighties down to you know, low sixties
Speaker 3: that we can tolerate. That's great painting weather.
Speaker 1: Okay. And to get more great advice on paint and painting,
Speaker 1: listen to Dean this weekend. He's on six to eight am.
Speaker 1: The show is called Home right here on KFI or
Speaker 1: you can listen and you can listen again on Sunday
Speaker 1: from nine to noon. Thank you, Dean.
Speaker 2: Sharp, Thank you Amy. Have great weekends.
Speaker 1: And you're not with us next week because somebody approved
Speaker 1: a vacation for you or something.
Speaker 2: I know, all right, how did that happen.
Speaker 1: We'll have fun and we'll look forward to talking to
Speaker 1: you when you're back.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much.
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Speaker 1: Fresh off a huge hike in the minimum wage, fast
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Speaker 1: say good morning too, ABC's Jim Ryan, Good morning, Jim.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 1: I was saying that, you know, like when a butterfly
Speaker 1: flaps its wings, it makes a difference a half a
Speaker 1: world away. This is a little bit bigger than this,
Speaker 1: but maybe kind of the same idea.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you're right. Yeah, the butterfly effect and what they
Speaker 11: say about a butterfly flapping its wings in Africa causing
Speaker 11: a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico. It's a cool theory,
Speaker 11: it really is. Well, here's what's happening right now. The
Speaker 11: giant annual cloud of dust and dirt and stuff, the debris,
Speaker 11: the plume that rises up off the Sahara in Africa
Speaker 11: makes its way west kind of against the forces of
Speaker 11: the stream, but the trade winds push it across the
Speaker 11: Atlantic Ocean five thousand miles. This huge one hundred and
Speaker 11: eighty million ton of cloud that shows up on satellites
Speaker 11: as a big kind of beige cloud out there, moving
Speaker 11: all the way across the Atlantic Ocean, some of it
Speaker 11: falling off in the water as it comes, some landing
Speaker 11: in the Caribbean, other pieces of it going down into
Speaker 11: South America parts of the cloud, and then some of
Speaker 11: it landing right here. Yesterday I went for a little
Speaker 11: bike ride about eleven miles and had to finally give
Speaker 11: up because the first of all was hot, and second
Speaker 11: because of the heavy, heavy air, and that probably was
Speaker 11: a product just in the same way that a short
Speaker 11: time ago we had a beautiful sunrise because of that
Speaker 11: big Saharan cloud.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're and you're in Texas. Here is Texas? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Sorry.
Speaker 1: Has it spread as far as California or is it
Speaker 1: expected to or is it just in certain parts of
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 11: Probably not, Yeah, I mean the expectation is that it's
Speaker 11: going to fall in Florida in the south, you know.
Speaker 11: And heard from somebody in Kentucky this morning who was
Speaker 11: getting a feel for it, but it's primarily a southeast
Speaker 11: Southern sort of thing against South American Central America. Be
Speaker 11: surprised if it made it as far west as California,
Speaker 11: but it wouldn't be surprised about anything anymore.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, And so you said you had to quit
Speaker 1: because it just felt heavy. Is it like, is the
Speaker 1: air gritty or does it feel humid or what does
Speaker 1: it feel like?
Speaker 11: Well, some people, I mean, if you're sensitive, if you
Speaker 11: have allergy sensitivities, you might be feeling it more than
Speaker 11: other people. You know, itchyi, it's and a sore throat
Speaker 11: or coughing, a little bit of tickle in this throat,
Speaker 11: and again sort of this heavy feeling of the air.
Speaker 11: And maybe it's just perception. Maybe it's just the way
Speaker 11: that you perceive things. If you know about this Ahir
Speaker 11: and cloud, you probably blame a lot of things on it.
Speaker 11: But it sort of felt different yesterday as eyes out
Speaker 11: on the bike and again, I mean there was some
Speaker 11: wind blowing the wrong direction and it was warm. But
Speaker 11: at the same time, yeah, usually I can breathe, at
Speaker 11: least for Heaven's sake.
Speaker 1: Gaming, Well, you know what I call it. I call
Speaker 1: it a good excuse not to exercise.
Speaker 11: You know what, it's the silver lining to the big beige.
Speaker 1: Cloud in that absolutely okay. But you said too that
Speaker 1: there are some benefits of this big base.
Speaker 11: Probably more benefits than shortcomings, because yes, it does it.
Speaker 11: Besides the sand and grit lifted up off the Saharia,
Speaker 11: it contains nutrients too, iron and phosphorus and things that
Speaker 11: as they are falling off into the ocean, they have
Speaker 11: helped to feed the algae and the plankton, the sea life.
Speaker 11: The part that blows south into South America helps to
Speaker 11: feed the rainforests. We get beautiful sunrises again here we
Speaker 11: get beautiful sunsets on the Gulf of Florida, the Gulf
Speaker 11: coast of Florida. It also might be holding down the
Speaker 11: number of hurricanes because this is a very dry cloud
Speaker 11: right a very dry phenomenon, and hurricanes and tropical storms
Speaker 11: need moisture in the air in order to form. This
Speaker 11: was supposed to be an extremely active year for hurricanes.
Speaker 11: So far, we've had a hurricane barrel that came into
Speaker 11: the coast of Texas. There is some activity out in
Speaker 11: the Gulf right now, and it may or may not
Speaker 11: become a tropical storm. It's possible that the big Sahara
Speaker 11: cloud is holding down the number of tropical storms and.
Speaker 1: Hurricanes in protesting. You know, Mother Nature is pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: She is like she's doing a little redecorating right now.
Speaker 11: Right right, and reminding us that, you know what, the
Speaker 11: world is a very very big place, and something that
Speaker 11: happens in Africa, the flap of a butterfly's wings or
Speaker 11: a wind that pushes sand up into the air could
Speaker 11: affect us here.
Speaker 1: All right, baby c Jim Ryan, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: All Right, I have a great weekend, and I hope
Speaker 1: you get to get out and get some more exercise.
Speaker 11: Maybe a stationary bike insight.
Speaker 1: Oh good, idea. Yeah, I'm going to be on the
Speaker 1: couch watch in the Olympic. Stop it all right, talk
Speaker 1: to you soon. You. Let's get back to some of
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Speaker 1: Americans Evan Gerskovich and Paul Waylan have arrived at a
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Speaker 1: waiting for them. President Biden and Vice President Harris also
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Speaker 1: Gerskevich and Whalan were freed by Russia yesterday as part
Speaker 1: of a twenty for twenty four person prisoner swap involving
Speaker 1: the US and at least six other countries. National Security
Speaker 1: Advisor Jake Sullivan was emotional as he recounted conversations he
Speaker 1: and President Biden had with the families.
Speaker 10: Most of the time, as you can imagine, those are
Speaker 10: tough conversations, but not today today.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. Today was a very good day and we're
Speaker 2: going to build on it.
Speaker 1: Eight Russian prisoners in the West were released in the exchange.
Speaker 1: More than twenty five hundred video game performers in Hollywood
Speaker 1: are on strike, demanding protections against artificial intelligence.
Speaker 9: Those performers say major companies like Electronic Arts think AI
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Speaker 9: More than three hundred union members rallied outside of Warner
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Speaker 1: Michael Phelps has spent some time in the pool during
Speaker 1: the Olympics. He's not competing, but he's giving Snoop Dogg
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Speaker 1: Michael Phelps has won twenty eight medals, and Michael Phelps
Speaker 1: one of the celebrities that have been spotted around the
Speaker 1: Olympic Games. Of course, Snoop Dogg is everywhere. We saw
Speaker 1: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, we saw Serena Williams or
Speaker 1: was it Vanessa? But I mean, like so many people
Speaker 1: are at the Olympics, and we've spotted Tom Cruise. You've
Speaker 1: seen him. He was at the gymnastics and I was like, Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: he's just a celebrity there. Well, apparently he's more than
Speaker 1: just a spectator. So we're finding out that Tom Cruise
Speaker 1: is going to be part of the closing ceremonies at
Speaker 1: the Olympics. So the plan, according to TMZ, is that
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Speaker 1: clip of him flying a plane across the ocean and
Speaker 1: skydiving out of it down to the Hollywood Sign in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles with the Olympic flag, because part of closing
Speaker 1: ceremonies is transferring the flag from the host country of
Speaker 1: this Olympics to the host country and actually the host
Speaker 1: city of the next Olympics, which I'm wondering how that's
Speaker 1: all going to play out, because we know that Mayor
Speaker 1: Bass is going to be there because as the mayor
Speaker 1: of La, she officially takes the flag and brings it back.
Speaker 1: But maybe Tom Cruise is going to steal it from
Speaker 1: her and bring it back to LA. Don't know, but
Speaker 1: it sounds like a whole lot of fun, and we
Speaker 1: have to wait a little while because opening ceremonies are
Speaker 1: still more than a week away, lots more competition to go.
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