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Speaker 3: It's time for your morning wake up call. Here's Amy King.
Speaker 1: Well, good morning, it's five o'clock straight up. This here
Speaker 1: is your wake up call for Friday, April fourth. You
Speaker 1: know what that means. We're just two days away from
Speaker 1: the Wiggle Wagga Walk. Good morning, I'm Amy King. We're
Speaker 1: live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. So glad you're starting
Speaker 1: your day with us. We have some sort of exciting
Speaker 1: news little teaser not happening today, but I just talked
Speaker 1: to my contact at Space Force, Colonel Nick Haig, says,
Speaker 1: we get first DIBs on radio interviews, so we're hoping
Speaker 1: to connect with him in the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Of course, he is the Space Force and NASA astronaut
Speaker 1: who just returned from the Space Station with Butch and
Speaker 1: Sunny after spending he spent six months up at the
Speaker 1: International Space Station. I can't wait to talk to him.
Speaker 1: He's such a great guy and so interesting and gets
Speaker 1: to do something that ninety nine point nine percent of
Speaker 1: us will never get to do in our lifetime, so
Speaker 1: stay tuned for that. Here's what's a head on wake
Speaker 1: up call. A person in Riverside County has tested positive
Speaker 1: for measles. It's the first case in the county in
Speaker 1: nine years. Officials with Riverside University Health System announced the
Speaker 1: positive test yesterday, but they didn't give any other details.
Speaker 1: There have now been nine confirmed cases of measles in
Speaker 1: California this year. President Trump says the tariffs are having
Speaker 1: the desired effect and now he's open to negotiations on
Speaker 1: Air Force one. Yesterday, Trump said that every country has
Speaker 1: called asking to cut a trade deal with the US
Speaker 1: to avoid tariffs. Keep our fingers cross so that that happens.
Speaker 1: We're going to get the latest on the tariffs and
Speaker 1: how countries are responding to them with kfi's White House
Speaker 1: correspondent John Decker. That's coming up in about three minutes.
Speaker 1: Gas prices continue ticking up towards five dollars a gallon.
Speaker 1: The average price for a gallon of regular and lighted
Speaker 1: in La County is at four ninety two. Prices have
Speaker 1: gone up thirteen of the last fourteen days. In Orange County,
Speaker 1: it's for eighty nine forty one. In the IE, rising
Speaker 1: prices are being blamed on refinery maintenance and lower production.
Speaker 1: Hey you speaking of ticking the clock is ticking toward
Speaker 1: a ban on the Chinese owned social media company TikTok
Speaker 1: Abu sees. Mike Debusky's going to tell us whether we're
Speaker 1: going to be able to keep swiping or times running
Speaker 1: out for TikTok putting a new face on your kitchen.
Speaker 1: Ways to spruce up your space without breaking the bank. Ooh,
Speaker 1: I love that house, whispered Dean Sharp's going to join
Speaker 1: us at the bottom of the hour, and then ABC's
Speaker 1: willgans we'll share what Tea's check it out on the
Speaker 1: little screen. It's going to be something blooming good and
Speaker 1: also a creepy news show to get in the mind
Speaker 1: of a serial killer. Nice and inspiring for the weekend. Right,
Speaker 1: let's get started with some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. La Mayor Bass
Speaker 1: and school Superintendent Alberto Carvallo will be visiting the Palisades
Speaker 1: fire area this morning. They're expected to announce that debris
Speaker 1: has been cleared from the three schools in the area
Speaker 1: impacted by the wildfire. Time is running out to get
Speaker 1: your real ID.
Speaker 4: Following years of extensions, the deadline is almost here. Starting
Speaker 4: May seventh, Americans will need to have a real ID
Speaker 4: compliant driver's license to take domestic and international flights. If
Speaker 4: you don't have one, you will need to present a
Speaker 4: passport or secondary ID to travel through security checkpoints.
Speaker 1: In order to get your real ID, you have.
Speaker 4: To go to the DMV and present a number of
Speaker 4: valid documents that verify your address and full legal name,
Speaker 4: Deborah Mark KFI News.
Speaker 1: Bill in California could keep a lot of kids and
Speaker 1: teens from writing shotgun. Kfi's Jim Roop says the bill
Speaker 1: by Assembly Member Lori Wilson would require children under ten
Speaker 1: to use a booster seat, would bar anyone under thirteen
Speaker 1: from writing in the front seat.
Speaker 5: Also ban anyone under sixteen from the front seat if
Speaker 5: they're not tall enough. Wilson says data shows small framed
Speaker 5: children do no out of the age are disproportionately hurt
Speaker 5: in crashes when not in a booster seat or in
Speaker 5: the back seat.
Speaker 1: The bill has already passed out of the Assembly Transportation Committee,
Speaker 1: moves on to another committee next California omelet UH not omelets.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm craving an omelet. California almonds, which make up
Speaker 1: over three quarters of the world's supply, could be heavily
Speaker 1: impacted by retaliatory tariffs on US products. Almonds are the
Speaker 1: state's top export. Seventy five percent are sent abroad, mainly
Speaker 1: to India and Europe. Twenty twenty two UC Davis study
Speaker 1: estimated that tariffs could result in a loss of nearly
Speaker 1: eight hundred and seventy five million dollars in almond exports.
Speaker 1: Wildlife officials say they're monitoring a small whale that is
Speaker 1: stuck in Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach. Kfi's Mark Mayfield
Speaker 1: says it was spotted yesterday near the Catalina Express Dock.
Speaker 6: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is trying to help
Speaker 6: the whale find its way back to open water. Officials
Speaker 6: say the whale does not have any visible injuries or
Speaker 6: wounds and does appear to be healthy.
Speaker 1: A representative for the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long
Speaker 1: Beach says it appears to be a minky whale. What's
Speaker 1: a minky whale? I love that there's whales. I know
Speaker 1: that they may have lost their way, but it's so
Speaker 1: fun to see them when they come into the harbor.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's say good morning too, kfi's White House
Speaker 1: correspondent and constitutional lawyer John Decker. So, John, good morning.
Speaker 1: The tariffs go into effect tomorrow and then for others
Speaker 1: on the ninth. What has the reaction been in the
Speaker 1: US and globally.
Speaker 7: Well, we saw what the reaction was yesterday. Amy as
Speaker 7: it relates to financial markets, this was and as far
Speaker 7: as the President's plan is concerned, even worse than was anticipated.
Speaker 7: And that was the reason for this plunge in financial
Speaker 7: markets yesterday.
Speaker 8: It looks like we could potentially.
Speaker 7: Be in for another down day today. So financial markets
Speaker 7: certainly don't like it. The President, however, very optimistic. He
Speaker 7: thinks that in the long term this will benefit the
Speaker 7: US economy because of a return of manufacturing to our country.
Speaker 7: That's a long term plan. It's a long term gambit,
Speaker 7: some might say. And I think it's the reason why
Speaker 7: you have some very nervous Republicans right now on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And the President said, because he did a little
Speaker 1: gaggle with reporters on Air Force One, he said, everything's
Speaker 1: going according to plan.
Speaker 8: He did, and he also said, which was at odds
Speaker 8: with what.
Speaker 7: Some of the people that speak on behalf of the
Speaker 7: president at the White House set. He also said that
Speaker 7: all of this is negotiable, so that means that any
Speaker 7: country that feels that they were unfairly hit with exceedingly
Speaker 7: high tariffs can negotiate with the administration in terms of
Speaker 7: bringing those terrifts down to a different level. We also
Speaker 7: saw just earlier today that China will announce or has announced,
Speaker 7: that it will impose thirty four percent tariffs on all
Speaker 7: imported goods from the US. So the retaliatory terriffs that
Speaker 7: were anticipated has begun. We are expecting the European Union
Speaker 7: to announce their retaliatory terriffs against the US as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, but John, they're announcing retaliatory tariffs, but aren't our
Speaker 1: tariffs retaliatory?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can.
Speaker 7: Well that's a good point, Amy, you know who started
Speaker 7: this all, you know, the president of our tariffs. You're right,
Speaker 7: our terriffts are because of unfair trade practices by other countries.
Speaker 7: Other countries don't see it that way, and that's the
Speaker 7: reason why it's this kit for tat that we see
Speaker 7: playing out in real time. That's not a good thing.
Speaker 7: When you know, you had people thinking about or announcing
Speaker 7: or predicting or forecasting.
Speaker 8: That there would be a trade war. We're seeing that
Speaker 8: all play out in real time.
Speaker 1: Okay. And has anyone come forward saying, yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: we're gonna drop our tariffs.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen that, you know.
Speaker 7: Look, this was just announced by President Trump just the
Speaker 7: other day in the Rose Garden. I was there for
Speaker 7: that announcement. You know, it takes time, you know, as
Speaker 7: it relates to what becomes of the President's tariff plan,
Speaker 7: he says that, you know, he has patients and believes
Speaker 7: that the American public will have patients because of the
Speaker 7: return of manufacturing.
Speaker 8: To the US.
Speaker 7: And we'll see if that, you know, comes into play.
Speaker 7: It takes a long time, though, to stand up a factory.
Speaker 7: It's sometimes years in the making to stand up a factory.
Speaker 8: It's not like you can just flip the switch.
Speaker 7: So it will require a lot of patients on the
Speaker 7: part of the American public.
Speaker 1: Well, and it's interesting too because it sounds like and
Speaker 1: I know that President Trump can switch his mine, you know,
Speaker 1: change his mind in a blink of an eye, but
Speaker 1: it sounds like he's playing the long game here, and
Speaker 1: like you said, the question is in our little world
Speaker 1: of instant gratification, are we willing to play that game?
Speaker 7: Well, that's right, you know, And you know I said
Speaker 7: that there are nervous Republicans. That's because of what they
Speaker 7: hear from their constituents. And it's not just constituents that
Speaker 7: are immediately impacted by higher costs associated with their small businesses,
Speaker 7: for instance, Amy, it's also people across districts, across states,
Speaker 7: across our country that just see the value of their
Speaker 7: four oh one k declining and they're getting nervous. And
Speaker 7: especially for people who are soon considering retirement, they're especially
Speaker 7: nervous in terms of what they're seeing right now in
Speaker 7: financial markets.
Speaker 1: Okay, and from the people you're talking to, anybody, have
Speaker 1: any good advice because from everything that we hear, and
Speaker 1: this could change, but everything we hear is buckle down
Speaker 1: or buckle up whatever, because prices are going to go up,
Speaker 1: and they're going to go up pretty quick.
Speaker 7: Yeah, prices will go up, you know, I mean to
Speaker 7: the extent that you can. You know, it's, as you
Speaker 7: pointed out the very top of our segment, these teriffs
Speaker 7: will go into effect, but in the coming days. So
Speaker 7: if there's anything that you think would be impacted by
Speaker 7: these tariffs in the months and weeks ahead, maybe it's
Speaker 7: a good idea to purchase those items right now. I've
Speaker 7: heard already, Amy of runs to Costco, you know, for
Speaker 7: this particular reason, and I'm sure that's playing out in
Speaker 7: every Costco all across our country.
Speaker 1: All Right, kfi's White House correspondent John Decker always appreciate
Speaker 1: the information.
Speaker 7: Have a great weekend you too, Thanks a lot, Amy.
Speaker 1: By all right, let's get back to some of the
Speaker 1: stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: Hamas is reportedly ready to release the remaining fifty nine
Speaker 1: hostages in Gaza in exchange for a permanent ceasefire with Israel.
Speaker 1: Llistinnian officials reportedly told The New York Post of the
Speaker 1: decision yesterday, saying that Hamas told negotiators it was ready
Speaker 1: as long as it is assured by Israel that forces
Speaker 1: will be withdrawn from Gaza. It is not known if
Speaker 1: that proposal will be accepted. Seven people have been hurt
Speaker 1: in a mass stabbing in Washington, d C. Police Chief
Speaker 1: Pamela Smith says a man stabbed himself and other people
Speaker 1: at random yesterday in a neighborhood.
Speaker 6: Based on preliminary information, it appears the suspect was in
Speaker 6: an altered mental state from an unknown substance.
Speaker 1: She says he was stopped by two Good Samaritans who
Speaker 1: also got hurt. Officers found the alleged stabber close to
Speaker 1: where the attacks happened and took him to the hospital.
Speaker 1: Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Junior says some of the cuts
Speaker 1: made at the Department of Health and Human Services could
Speaker 1: be reversed. Kennedy said yesterday he expects about twenty percent
Speaker 1: of recently laid off employees to be reinstated, along with
Speaker 1: some programs. The department made wide scale cuts to its
Speaker 1: staff at the direction of DOGE. A top watchdog at
Speaker 1: the Department of Defense says he will look into the
Speaker 1: government's use of the Signal App to share details of
Speaker 1: a planned US military attack.
Speaker 9: His office will investigate the use of the Signal App
Speaker 9: to share details of last month's strike on Hoothy targets
Speaker 9: in Yemen. Watchdog Stephen Stebbins says his review will determine
Speaker 9: whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other top defense officials
Speaker 9: complied with Pentagon policies and procedures.
Speaker 1: ABC Stephen Portnoy says the investigation will center on policies
Speaker 1: related to the use of a commercial messaging for official
Speaker 1: government business. Denmark Prime Minister met Fredrickson has repeated Greenland
Speaker 1: is not for sale. During a news conference, Frederickson said
Speaker 1: she wants to cooperate with the US, but the White
Speaker 1: House needs to respect borders and sovereignty.
Speaker 10: When you demand to take over a part of the
Speaker 10: Kingdoms of Denmark territory, when we are met by pressure
Speaker 10: and buy threats from our closest ally, what are we
Speaker 10: to believe in about the country that we have admired
Speaker 10: for so many years.
Speaker 1: Greenland has its own government, but it is a Danish territory.
Speaker 1: USA Fencing has disqualified a female athlete for refusing to
Speaker 1: compete against a transgender opponent. Stephanie Turner discarded her mask
Speaker 1: and took a knee ahead of her bout against Redmond
Speaker 1: Sullivan at an NCAA event in Maryland last weekend. Turner
Speaker 1: told the ref I'm sorry, I cannot do this. I
Speaker 1: am a woman and this is a man, and this
Speaker 1: is a women's tournament. USA Fencing says its responsibility is
Speaker 1: to ensure that all athletes compete under the same rules
Speaker 1: and its goal is to expand access to the sport
Speaker 1: of fencing and create inclusive safe spaces. The Senate has
Speaker 1: confirmed doctor Mehmet Oz as Administrator of the Centers for
Speaker 1: Medicare and Medicaid Services. The TV personality was confirmed on
Speaker 1: a party line vote fifty three forty five. Doctor Oz
Speaker 1: will oversee the government agency that provides health insurance to
Speaker 1: roughly one hundred six million Americans. Pride flags would be
Speaker 1: banned from Texas public schools under a bill to supt
Speaker 1: for debate this week in the state legislature. Backers say
Speaker 1: this would eliminate a distraction in the classroom. The bill
Speaker 1: creates a list of acceptable flags that can be put
Speaker 1: on display. It includes the US and Texas flags, as
Speaker 1: well as ones honoring the various branches of the military.
Speaker 1: Flags with school logos would be acceptable. Two I left
Speaker 1: my heart in the Healthiest city in America.
Speaker 11: San Francisco has ranked number one in the healthiest places
Speaker 11: to live in the United States. Wallet Hub's annual report
Speaker 11: says the city by the Bay was tops based on
Speaker 11: low obesity, access to recreation and per capita spending on
Speaker 11: parks and rex stuff. Seattle and Hawaii ranked second and third,
Speaker 11: but California had six cities in the top twenty and
Speaker 11: ten of the top thirty. The bottom of the list
Speaker 11: had a lot of Southern US states, with Brownsville, Texas,
Speaker 11: ranked the least healthiest city in America. Michael Krozer KFI News.
Speaker 1: California and eighteen other states have sued President and Trump
Speaker 1: over his executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
Speaker 1: The state attorney's general say the president has no power
Speaker 1: to do this and forcing them to change would violate
Speaker 1: the broad authority the Constitution gives states to set their
Speaker 1: own elections. Acts of hate are up in La County.
Speaker 1: A report from the La County Commission of Human Relations
Speaker 1: shows non criminal hate acts we're up thirty five percent
Speaker 1: from twenty twenty two to twenty three. Eight hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty one cases of verbal abuse, harassment, or displays of
Speaker 1: offensive material were reported. The top seed UCLA women tip
Speaker 1: off against number two seed Yukon tonight in the NCAA
Speaker 1: Women's Final Four. Before that game, top seed South Carolina
Speaker 1: continues its quest for back to back titles when they
Speaker 1: take on Texas in Tampa, Florida. The women's National Championship
Speaker 1: game will be played on Sunday night. Let's say good
Speaker 1: morning to ABC's Mike Dubuski, Mike. TikTok TikTok. The clock is.
Speaker 12: Ticking once again on TikTok. Yes, we've been talking about
Speaker 12: a potential ban on this very popular social media app
Speaker 12: since twenty twenty. Of course, last year President Biden signed
Speaker 12: by partisan legislation that would force a sale of TikTok
Speaker 12: by its Chinese parent company, or it would be banned
Speaker 12: in the US. In January, President Trump extended the time
Speaker 12: it would take to do that by seventy five days.
Speaker 12: They extended the deadline, and that deadline comes due tomorrow
Speaker 12: on April fifth, this Saturday. And now we're learning that
Speaker 12: the Trump administration is considering a deal to stave TikTok.
Speaker 12: And the way this would work is that China would
Speaker 12: maintain control of TikTok's algorithm.
Speaker 8: That's very important.
Speaker 12: That's the technology that kind of makes TikTok TikTok. It
Speaker 12: serves you videos that it thinks you will like. It
Speaker 12: is what many people say is what makes TikTok so popular.
Speaker 12: One hundred and seventy million Americans use TikTok every month.
Speaker 12: That algorithm would be control rolled by China, but then
Speaker 12: least to a US company that would come in and
Speaker 12: buy TikTok, and they would have a minority ownership stake.
Speaker 12: According to a source that told that to ABC News,
Speaker 12: the Trump administration is saying that they are planning to
Speaker 12: have the President sign an executive order today that will
Speaker 12: extend the deadline past tomorrow. So we are kind of
Speaker 12: getting down to the final few hours here, but it
Speaker 12: looks likely that President Trump will push that deadline back
Speaker 12: while they try to dot all the i's and cross
Speaker 12: all the t's. And there are a lot of t's
Speaker 12: and eyes to be crossed and dotted here, So that.
Speaker 8: Is a big deal.
Speaker 12: And there's a lot of questions around whether this plan
Speaker 12: will line up legally with the legislation that President Biden
Speaker 12: signed last year. There's a lot left to be done
Speaker 12: before we even get to the price tag, which is
Speaker 12: also expected to be quite large.
Speaker 1: Okay, and as negotiations continue, I mean, have we heard
Speaker 1: from TikTok at all? I mean, we hear from our
Speaker 1: side saying you got to sell. You got to sell
Speaker 1: talk ever said yeah, we're willing to sell.
Speaker 12: I mean, I think TikTok wants to continue operating in
Speaker 12: the US. Right They say that they are a US
Speaker 12: based company, They have their headquarters here, they store Americans
Speaker 12: data here in a server farm in Texas, but of
Speaker 12: course they are controlled by a Chinese company, and the
Speaker 12: concern among lawmakers is that the Chinese government could go
Speaker 12: to that company, it's called byte Dance, and compel them
Speaker 12: to either spy on American users, use TikTok to gather
Speaker 12: information on the one hundred and seventy million people who
Speaker 12: use the app, or they could use it as a
Speaker 12: vector for Chinese propaganda, right to get pro China messaging
Speaker 12: into people's feeds in front of eyeballs that would otherwise
Speaker 12: not see it. Of course, that's very concerning for lawmakers,
Speaker 12: despite the fact that they have not provided any sort
Speaker 12: of smoking rue that China is doing that. They're just
Speaker 12: concerned that it could happen at this point, and that
Speaker 12: is enough cause to force a sale or potentially ban
Speaker 12: this app in the US. So TikTok kind of wants
Speaker 12: to continue. China is a different consideration here, China has
Speaker 12: long said that any sale of TikTok that includes the
Speaker 12: algorithm is going to be a no go. They're not
Speaker 12: going to allow that to happen. It's unclear where they
Speaker 12: land on this sort of leasing strategy that the Trump
Speaker 12: administration is putting on the table. And let's not forget.
Speaker 12: In the last few days, China was hit with a
Speaker 12: thirty four percent tariff on all goods imported into the US.
Speaker 12: That's on top of a twenty percent tariff they were
Speaker 12: already facing. And the Trump administration has indicated that a
Speaker 12: TikTok deal might give them some leniency. They might cut
Speaker 12: some tariffs in exchange for getting this deal across the line.
Speaker 12: So all different pieces of the bargaining chips, you know,
Speaker 12: landing on the table here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so many pieces in play. We will be watching.
Speaker 1: Thanks for bringing us up to speed. ABC's Mike Debuski.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend, you too. Take care all right.
Speaker 1: A homeowner in Chino Hills has fired shots at a
Speaker 1: person who broke into his house. San Bernardino County Sheriff's
Speaker 1: deputy say two people broke in by shattering a sliding
Speaker 1: glass door on the second floor Wednesday night, the homeowner
Speaker 1: shot at one of them. A swat team later cleared
Speaker 1: the house but didn't find anyone inside. Officials say they
Speaker 1: don't know if anyone was shot. No arrests have been made.
Speaker 1: Family members of a thirteen year old boy from La
Speaker 1: found dead in Ventura County say they believe the soccer
Speaker 1: coach the team went to visit in Lancaster had something
Speaker 1: to do with his disappearance and death. Kfi's Daniel Martindale says,
Speaker 1: according to police, Omar Hernandez took a Metrolink train on
Speaker 1: Sunday to visit the coach.
Speaker 13: She was reported missing after he failed to return home
Speaker 13: that night.
Speaker 3: Authorities have not announced a cause of death.
Speaker 1: The boy's body was found just off the roadway in
Speaker 1: a wooded area in Oxnard, California. Democratic Senator Adam Schiff
Speaker 1: says President Trump's tariff policy is going to hurt the economy.
Speaker 13: The Democratic senator, who was often the face of opposition
Speaker 13: to the White House in Trump's first term when he
Speaker 13: was in the House, says the tariff policy makes no sense.
Speaker 13: Shift tells KFI, Trump has even placed tariffs on places
Speaker 13: with no products or populations.
Speaker 8: It's absurd, but it shows that they've got a bunch
Speaker 8: of amateurs in charge of all of this, and it's
Speaker 8: no wonder our economy is taking a beating right now.
Speaker 13: The senator says Trump ran on lowering prices for consumers,
Speaker 13: but argues the tariff policy would do the opposite. Michael
Speaker 13: Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: President Trump's recent directive calling for possible sanctions against some
Speaker 1: immigration attorneys has caught the attention of lawyers in LA.
Speaker 1: Attorney Meredith Brown says the President's trying to intimidate lawyers
Speaker 1: who are working with illegal immigrants.
Speaker 14: I've been practicing immigration law for twenty five years, and
Speaker 14: in those twenty five years, we've never had attacks like
Speaker 14: this against the immigration bar and against nonprofit organizations.
Speaker 1: Brown and other local attorneys have written an op ed
Speaker 1: that was paid to be placed in the La Times,
Speaker 1: calling Trump's actions unconstitutional. Ice has released a Venezuelan man
Speaker 1: from custody in Indiana so he can give his brother
Speaker 1: a life saving kidney transplant. Jose Gonzalez and his brother
Speaker 1: have been in the US for about a year got
Speaker 1: detained last month after going to a kidney dialysis appointment
Speaker 1: with his brother. Immigration officials say they are monitoring him
Speaker 1: following his release on humanitarian parole. What's Old is New
Speaker 1: in Hollywood. The first trailer of The Naked Gun reboot
Speaker 1: has been released. Liam Neeson stars as Frank Dreben Junior,
Speaker 1: the son of Leslie Nielsen's character from the original films.
Speaker 1: Pamela Anderson, Paul Walter Hauser, Danny Houston, Liza Koshy, and
Speaker 1: w W E star Cody Rhodes are also in the movie.
Speaker 1: The Naked Gun hits theaters August first. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if I'm excited about this or not.
Speaker 3: It could be fun, fun movies.
Speaker 1: It could be fun her Moosa Beach police say they're
Speaker 1: looking into a man who's been live streaming videos of
Speaker 1: himself following women around town and then making rude, vulgar
Speaker 1: remarks about them. They say what the guy has done
Speaker 1: hasn't risen to a criminal act, and a victim has
Speaker 1: to be willing to press charges, so they haven't been
Speaker 1: able to make an arrest. A driver has been found
Speaker 1: dead in their car on the one ten Freeway in
Speaker 1: South LA. You've heard Will talking about the freeway closure
Speaker 1: associated with this. The car was on the side of
Speaker 1: the transition from the southbound one ten to the eastbound
Speaker 1: one oh five s h pieces. It got calls about
Speaker 1: a possible shooting in the area just before ten last night,
Speaker 1: but they did not confirm how the person died. Again,
Speaker 1: Will's going to keep you up to date on that
Speaker 1: closure that probably is going to make a mess of
Speaker 1: the one ten as we head into our Friday morning commute.
Speaker 1: A whale of a sighting in Long Beach. A small,
Speaker 1: believe to be minky whale has been spotted in the
Speaker 1: shallow waters of Rainbow Harbor. It's apparently been there for
Speaker 1: a few days. Harbor crews were maneuvering booms in the
Speaker 1: water yesterday in an apparent effort to coax the whale
Speaker 1: back toward open waters. Wow, did the stock market tank
Speaker 1: or what at six oh five its handle? On the news,
Speaker 1: Neil Savedra, who's in for Bill one more day, is
Speaker 1: going to be talking about that. Let's say good morning
Speaker 1: now to the host of Home on KFI. It's our
Speaker 1: house whisper, Dean Sharp, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Dean, Good morning Amy.
Speaker 1: Okay, so today we're going to talk a little bit
Speaker 1: about a facelift, sprucing up your kitchen.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 15: This Sunday, the entire show is going to be about cabinets,
Speaker 15: which is a very very intimidating concept for most people
Speaker 15: who are thinking about a kitchen remodel, because once you
Speaker 15: get into the world of cabinets, you're like, wow, there's
Speaker 15: just so much. There's so many moving parts. Literally, it's
Speaker 15: one of the most expensive areas of your home to redo,
Speaker 15: and so there's so much to learn and understand because
Speaker 15: cabinets have evolved a lot. I mean, they've been evolving
Speaker 15: for one hundred years now, and they've changed a lot
Speaker 15: just over the last few years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, I will tell you that when
Speaker 1: I go to my friend's house because I have an
Speaker 1: apartment that's one hundred years old and it's absolutely adorable,
Speaker 1: but I think the cabinets are one hundred years old
Speaker 1: and she's got a new house and she's got like
Speaker 1: those soft closed doors and drawers, and I'm like, I
Speaker 1: totally have cabinet envy.
Speaker 3: As you should.
Speaker 15: You know, that's a thing that I want everybody to
Speaker 15: realize that the changes in cabinets that have happened even
Speaker 15: in the last twenty years have really moved the bottom line.
Speaker 15: And that's the key thing because a lot of people
Speaker 15: here well, yeah, there's all sorts of gizmos. But you
Speaker 15: know what, I don't have a budget a budget for
Speaker 15: luxury cabinets. Okay, But what has happened in cabinet try
Speaker 15: is that the bottom line, the baseline of cabinets has
Speaker 15: changed so very much. So like you brought up soft
Speaker 15: closed drawers and doors, that is now, in my opinion
Speaker 15: and in the opinion of most builders, that is now
Speaker 15: a new baseline. I mean, every decent cabinet on the
Speaker 15: market now has soft closed drawers and doors. And it
Speaker 15: used to be a luxury because you think, oh, well,
Speaker 15: you know, yeah, I can throw this cabinet door closed
Speaker 15: and it doesn't make a noise. How nice is that
Speaker 15: if you've got a really fancy kitchen. But the truth is,
Speaker 15: the truth is that a soft closed drawer and a
Speaker 15: soft closed door is a feature that saves the life
Speaker 15: of the cabinet because a lot of impact is what
Speaker 15: wears the drawer and the drawer face, which is disconnected
Speaker 15: essentially from the drawer body. Right, they're screwed together, those
Speaker 15: two things, And every time a drawer gets slammed into
Speaker 15: a cabinet and in that face ends up making contact
Speaker 15: with the face of the cabinet. It's working on that joint.
Speaker 15: And so the idea of something soft closed where no
Speaker 15: matter how fast you push the drawer or how fast
Speaker 15: you swing the door, that last inch or so just
Speaker 15: glides into a soft landing. We're talking about a safety
Speaker 15: investment for these cabinets that will make them literally last
Speaker 15: twice as long as they used to.
Speaker 1: Although, Dean, sometimes it's fun to slam a door shut.
Speaker 15: I know, it's frustrating if you're trying to make a
Speaker 15: dramatic point.
Speaker 1: It's like, you can't hang up the phone. Remember you
Speaker 1: used to slam down this receiver on the phone. You
Speaker 1: can't do that anymore.
Speaker 15: Exactly Now you're like beep, Okay, well that didn't get
Speaker 15: anything done.
Speaker 1: Hey, Speaking of calls, it's also an open call weekend.
Speaker 15: Yes, tomorrow's show, Saturday show, we're just going to take calls,
Speaker 15: and then on Sunday I'm actually going to have a
Speaker 15: very special guest in studio with me. The owner and
Speaker 15: operator of the kitchen store, John Cordero, is going to
Speaker 15: be sitting with me for the entire show. Possibly, well,
Speaker 15: obviously it's true. The only person, maybe in southern California
Speaker 15: who knows more about cabinets than I do, so it's
Speaker 15: going to be a great time.
Speaker 1: Well, I have to tell you, Dean, as much as
Speaker 1: I would love to, I can't listen on Sunday because
Speaker 1: we'll be at the Wiggle Waggle Walk.
Speaker 15: Yes, but but I would love to have you on
Speaker 15: and so let's set that up so that we can
Speaker 15: talk a little bit.
Speaker 3: You and I at Wiggle Waggle Walk while you're out there.
Speaker 1: Would love to give you an update. It's going to
Speaker 1: be a beautiful day. Dean Sharp the host of Home
Speaker 1: right Here on KFI from six to eight on Saturday,
Speaker 1: lots of phone calls, and then on Sunday with the
Speaker 1: owner of the Kitchen Store nine to noon. And that
Speaker 1: is Home right Here on KFI. You can also follow
Speaker 1: Dean at Home with Dean. Thank you, Dean.
Speaker 3: Thanks Amy. I'll talk to you on Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, you got it? Time to get in your
Speaker 1: business now with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho Courtney, WHOA what a day?
Speaker 2: I wish I could slam the phone down to yeah right, okay,
Speaker 2: markets can't do it anymore.
Speaker 16: Well.
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Speaker 2: I call it through Tariff tantrum on Wall Street, and
Speaker 2: we're looking at another wild wild ride today. Markets are reeling.
Speaker 2: Traders are worried that this new rounge of terrorists could
Speaker 2: actually plunge the economy into recession. So roughly two and
Speaker 2: a half trillion dollars was a race from the S
Speaker 2: and P five hundred. Yesterday the doubt tumbled one thousand,
Speaker 2: six hundred and seventy nine points, and we're looking at
Speaker 2: more today.
Speaker 1: Hey, it's only down eleven hundred for futures this line only.
Speaker 2: And some people were thinking, okay, well, we had the
Speaker 2: jobs report, it was just out about ten minutes ago,
Speaker 2: and we all know that that is a huge indicator
Speaker 2: on the health of the economy, but today it feels
Speaker 2: very second tier to all of these trade headlines.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: It was actually much better than what economists were forecasting.
Speaker 2: The US added two hundred and twenty eight thousand jobs
Speaker 2: to the payroll. But this just shows that the labor
Speaker 2: market remains resilient, the unemployment rate ticking higher. However, we
Speaker 2: are still seeing more steep losses as as you just mentioned.
Speaker 9: I mean, we still have.
Speaker 2: The tariff elephant in the room, so we kind of
Speaker 2: can't look at the jobs numbers as we look at
Speaker 2: the jobs numbers in a different way pretty much.
Speaker 1: Okay, And normally a lot of people are calm and
Speaker 1: cool headed. But one CEO had an interesting reaction when
Speaker 1: you saw what was going on yesterday. What was that?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 2: You need to have a good laugh at a time
Speaker 2: like this. So there is one executive and he had
Speaker 2: a very colorful reaction when he noticed that his company's
Speaker 2: shares were plunging yesterday after the tariff rollout.
Speaker 1: A colorful metaphor color.
Speaker 2: Very colorful reaction. We're talking four letter words here. So
Speaker 2: on a call with Wall Street analysts, the head of
Speaker 2: Restoration Hardware had been trying to make the case that
Speaker 2: the luxury furniture retailer was well positioned despite sourcing about
Speaker 2: seventy percent of its products from Asia. Then Gary Friedman
Speaker 2: looked at his computer screen, he saw the company's share price,
Speaker 2: and he let out an exploitation call. I would actually
Speaker 2: play the tape, but we are a family show here. Yeah, yeah, Well,
Speaker 2: shares plunged of RH plunged forty percent trading yesterday, taking
Speaker 2: a big hit.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, wow.
Speaker 2: Any company that had manufacturing or sourced their products. It
Speaker 2: took a massive hit Nike, Apple, all of those companies
Speaker 2: but one stock that did quite well. And this kind
Speaker 2: of shows you how traders are playing all of this.
Speaker 2: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway actually sailed through pretty unscathed.
Speaker 1: Yesterday.
Speaker 2: The stock fell only slightly, and it fell only a
Speaker 2: little more than one percent. And one of the things
Speaker 2: that you have to think about is that the stability
Speaker 2: in that was actually reflecting all the insulation of the
Speaker 2: insurance sector to the global trade picture. So insurance is
Speaker 2: one of Berkshire's main sources earnings, and that's why it
Speaker 2: did a lot better than some of the other companies
Speaker 2: that I mentioned earlier, lilule Lemon, you can name the
Speaker 2: apparel companies, luxury retail, all of them getting tech companies,
Speaker 2: all of them getting slimmed, especially ones that create hardware
Speaker 2: and make their hardware in foreign countries.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I can imagine we're going to get lots
Speaker 1: more four letter words before this is all.
Speaker 2: Done, no doubt about it. I'm glad it's Friday, that's
Speaker 2: all kidding.
Speaker 1: Hey, Bloomberg.
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, just in case I didn't
Speaker 2: say it, in this report is sponsored by Total Wine anymore.
Speaker 1: They got a bonus fiction today Eggs, so you don't
Speaker 1: have to do it next time.
Speaker 2: Yes, with all of this excitement, sometimes I forget things.
Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Courtney Donahoe getting in your business as we do
Speaker 1: every weekday on wake up call at five forty. Thanks
Speaker 1: so much, have a great weekend, you too, See you later. Okay.
Speaker 1: Some teens in California may soon have to be backseat drivers.
Speaker 1: A new bill making its way through the state Assembly
Speaker 1: would ban anyone under sixteen from sitting in the front
Speaker 1: seat if they're not tall enough. The bill would also
Speaker 1: require anyone under thirteen to sit in the back seat,
Speaker 1: and kids under ten would also have to have a
Speaker 1: booster seat. More than fifty five million people have been
Speaker 1: affected by storms moving across the US for the past
Speaker 1: several days. At least seven people have been killed. Forecasters
Speaker 1: are now warning of potentially catastrophic flooding in the mid
Speaker 1: South and Midwest. The storm system stretches more than one
Speaker 1: thousand miles from the Gulf coast to the Canadian border.
Speaker 1: Dodgers pitcher Blake Snell's home has been burglarized. At least
Speaker 1: say his house in the Seattle area got broken into
Speaker 1: on March twenty sixth, the day before the Dodgers' home opener.
Speaker 1: No one was home at the time. No arrests have
Speaker 1: been made. We are just minutes away from Handle. On
Speaker 1: the news this morning with special guest host Neil Sevadra.
Speaker 1: Guess what we slapped tariffs on China. They're slapping backs.
Speaker 1: We'll get you the latest on that right now. Let's
Speaker 1: say good morning too, ABC's Willgans Will White Lotus season finale.
Speaker 16: I have never been more excited for anything in my
Speaker 16: entire life. Never, I mean, at least not recently. I
Speaker 16: just I know this season. This season has gotten some
Speaker 16: flag for being a little slow sometimes, and there were
Speaker 16: a couple of episodes that I think maybe could have
Speaker 16: moved a little bit quicker. But the way that every
Speaker 16: single one of these characters is hurtling towards disaster as
Speaker 16: we head into Sunday's season finale, I'm just I'm one
Speaker 16: of the people that is like scrolling on TikTok looking
Speaker 16: at every single fan theory about every single thing that
Speaker 16: might happen. And the finale on Sunday night is going
Speaker 16: to be ninety minutes instead of just an hour, So
Speaker 16: I think we're going to get a lot of, hopefully,
Speaker 16: if not all, of our biggest questions answered.
Speaker 1: Okay, and they since they do a season by season
Speaker 1: and they do it in different places, you probably will
Speaker 1: get your questions answered.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 1: They don't have big cliffhangers, or do they?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 16: I mean the only like, you know, last season, you know,
Speaker 16: the person who set Tanya up to really be you know,
Speaker 16: putting Jeopardy did get away. But you know, this season
Speaker 16: we saw minor spoiler alert that he's back.
Speaker 1: So you know, maybe I don't want to spoiler.
Speaker 16: Yeah, maybe not every major major question, but but we
Speaker 16: will know who died and we will know how they died,
Speaker 16: which is you know, that's the conceit of the show
Speaker 16: is that the first episode always shows us at least
Speaker 16: one dead body and we're trying to figure out who
Speaker 16: it is and how.
Speaker 3: They died for the rest of the season.
Speaker 16: So I'm excited, and you know, it kind of breaks
Speaker 16: is the question of like is appointment television, you know, back,
Speaker 16: like this is a show that point in case of
Speaker 16: what just happened with us, Like it's hard to avoid
Speaker 16: spoilers if you're not watching in real time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, So and what what uh what streaming is?
Speaker 8: Is this on HBO?
Speaker 1: So, you know what, I think you're right because like
Speaker 1: there are several Handmaid's Tale comes back next week, and
Speaker 1: that they only drop it once a week. It's annoying,
Speaker 1: is all get out to me, but they only do
Speaker 1: it once a week. And there's several you know, Paradise
Speaker 1: did that. I think that was like the greatest show.
Speaker 1: Silo's doing that and these are like the really good shows.
Speaker 1: I still haven't seen White Lotus, but I think I'm
Speaker 1: going to have to dive into it.
Speaker 9: You gotta do it.
Speaker 16: I mean, it's just, you know, it's it's just so
Speaker 16: fun to talk about, you know, each each plot line,
Speaker 16: each of the family or the group of friends or
Speaker 16: you know, whoever it is. It's I don't know, it's
Speaker 16: all pretty fascinating to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have to give it another go because
Speaker 1: I did start to watch the first season, and I
Speaker 1: think that you were saying the family dynamics, the people
Speaker 1: were so awful that I was like, oh, I don't
Speaker 1: even like these people. I didn't like the characters, But
Speaker 1: maybe that's part of the appeal of it.
Speaker 12: I think.
Speaker 8: I mean, if you wanted to.
Speaker 16: Personally, the second season for me was like spectacular. So
Speaker 16: if you want to give season one, I think you
Speaker 16: could just do season two. If if you were struggling
Speaker 16: with season one the first go around, you could just
Speaker 16: skip it and start in season two if.
Speaker 3: You want it.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you mentioned that in whiteload as somebody dies
Speaker 1: the first episode And speaking of dying, Michelle Williams is
Speaker 1: an amazing actress, so tell us about her new movie.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so this is a limited series actually, and it's
Speaker 16: all all eight episodes just dropped today on Hulu or FX,
Speaker 16: depending on you know how you like to watch those shows.
Speaker 16: But this is based on a true story and the
Speaker 16: show is called Dying for Sex and it's about a
Speaker 16: woman who is diagnosed with stage four cancer and she
Speaker 16: decides like, okay, like now is the time I have
Speaker 16: to do all of the things that I haven't been doing,
Speaker 16: and you know, in this case, like a lot of
Speaker 16: them are related to sex.
Speaker 3: So this is not one to.
Speaker 16: Watch with, you know, any younger people or any brutish people,
Speaker 16: but it is you know, she is a five time
Speaker 16: Oscar nominee for a reason. It is so brilliantly acted
Speaker 16: and she her best friend in the show is played
Speaker 16: by Jenny Slate, and in real life, the best friend
Speaker 16: is a producer on this series. So it is told
Speaker 16: honestly and beautifully and like, at parts I'm just like
Speaker 16: weeping along watching it, but and other parts you're laughing
Speaker 16: out loud because it's these two you know, women who
Speaker 16: are trying to figure out this like impossible thing together
Speaker 16: and it's just it's it's really really heartbreaking and life
Speaker 16: affirming at the same time. I'm really really into this show.
Speaker 1: Okay, and that's a sexy time bucket list, yes.
Speaker 8: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 16: But you know, she's also you know, deciding like Okay,
Speaker 16: you know she's been married to somebody for a little while,
Speaker 16: and you know the love has been lost for a while,
Speaker 16: so she's like, do I leave my husband? And and
Speaker 16: is the real love of my life?
Speaker 8: Is my best friend?
Speaker 16: You know? So she's answering these other big questions too
Speaker 16: that the whole thing is not about sex, but a
Speaker 16: lot of it is.
Speaker 1: Well it sounds like it makes you think, and I
Speaker 1: like movies that make you.
Speaker 8: Think yes, yes.
Speaker 1: And then one more, We've got Gone Girls and where
Speaker 1: tell us about Gone Girls? It's on Netflix.
Speaker 8: Netflix.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so it's for this and this is for any
Speaker 16: true crime people out there. You probably have heard of
Speaker 16: the Gilgo Beach murders, this Long Island serial killer. So
Speaker 16: this is a short little docu series, three episodes all
Speaker 16: about this. And the cool thing about this is that
Speaker 16: the filmmaker here is someone who has been close to
Speaker 16: to this case for decades and decades, like before you know,
Speaker 16: we even had a name of a suspect, and they've
Speaker 16: been following the case for a really long time and
Speaker 16: they're close with the family members of the victims, and
Speaker 16: so the perspective is very unique. And you also get
Speaker 16: to see sort of how the system failed these women
Speaker 16: in a lot of ways. So you know, if you
Speaker 16: think you know the case, you know it's a good
Speaker 16: one for you. And if you think you know the case,
Speaker 16: you'll find out probably that you don't know as much
Speaker 16: about it as you thought. So a fun true crime
Speaker 16: sort of docu series. I hate saying fun, but you know,
Speaker 16: there's something interesting about these types of things, and it's
Speaker 16: pretty bingeable all in one weekend because it's only three episodes.
Speaker 1: Great, well, Gan's ABC, thanks for all the great information.
Speaker 1: Can't wait to dive in.
Speaker 16: All right, Amy, have a good weekend.
Speaker 1: All right you two more sound stages and so cal
Speaker 1: are sitting empty.
Speaker 13: Productions taking place on sound stages has fallen. Film LA
Speaker 13: reports sound stage occupancy dropped to sixty three percent in
Speaker 13: twenty twenty four, down another six percent from the year before.
Speaker 13: Local film and TV D production continues to see a
Speaker 13: slow down. It's never fully recovered from COVID or the
Speaker 13: actors and writer strikes. It's also facing stiffer competition from
Speaker 13: other states and countries with more generous tax breaks for productions.
Speaker 13: Film LA's new report says sound stage activity in twenty
Speaker 13: twenty three was the lowest ever recorded except for COVID
Speaker 13: year twenty twenty. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: State workers and unions have resisted Governor Newsom's call for
Speaker 1: workers to return to the office at least four days
Speaker 1: a week. Governor Newsom says going back to the office
Speaker 1: is going to be good for other businesses.
Speaker 10: I want to see these neighborhoods, these downtowns come back
Speaker 10: to life.
Speaker 2: This poor mom and pops, they're out of business or
Speaker 2: barely holding on.
Speaker 1: The Governor's order takes effect July first, Well, we told
Speaker 1: you about the women, of course, the us UCLA Women
Speaker 1: in Action Tonight. The NCAA Men's Final four tips off
Speaker 1: this weekend in San Antonio. All four number one seeds
Speaker 1: will be in the national semi files for the first time.
Speaker 1: Finals for the first time since two thousand and eight,
Speaker 1: Florida faces Auburn and Duke takes on Houston. When the
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