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Speaker 1: This is good morning. This is your wake up call
Speaker 1: for Friday, March seventh. I had to look at the
Speaker 1: calendar really quick. I'm Amy King. We made it another week,
Speaker 1: very exciting, very busy day ahead. Lots of fun stuff
Speaker 1: for you. Thanks for starting your day with us right
Speaker 1: here on wake up Call on KFI. We've got an
Speaker 1: eagle update for you. Another pip so Jeff pit Pip perae. Yes,
Speaker 1: I love that. So Jackie and Shadow have hatched two
Speaker 1: eggs so far, and yesterday just after ten o'clock there
Speaker 1: was another pip spotted. And I'm watching. I'm watching them
Speaker 1: like me, and I think about twenty five thousand other
Speaker 1: people are watching right now, and they're up in the nest.
Speaker 1: There's lots of snow, but the chicks are nice and
Speaker 1: fluffy and moving around, and you can see there's a
Speaker 1: big hole in one of the eggs. Yesterday when it
Speaker 1: was raining, I don't know if you guys are, if
Speaker 1: you're as obsessed as I am, but I was watching
Speaker 1: and Jackie gets up and it's pouring down rain, and
Speaker 1: those little eaglets are drenched and they don't have feathers
Speaker 1: or anything yet, so they're not waterproof, and they just
Speaker 1: have this fuzz on them. And they looked like wet cats,
Speaker 1: but you know what, birds or maybe a chicken that
Speaker 1: had been plucked or something like the poor little guys.
Speaker 1: But they're nice and fluffy and dry this morning. So
Speaker 1: very exciting. We'll keep you posted. And because we're on
Speaker 1: PIP watch again, also, daylight saving time kicks in on Sunday.
Speaker 1: And one of the things we were talking about yesterday
Speaker 1: is how you know, if you want to kind of
Speaker 1: get your body acclimated, you should get up a little
Speaker 1: bit early. Yesterday I did get up early because I
Speaker 1: thought somebody was breaking into the house. It was just
Speaker 1: the winds blowing. Today, I woke up ahead of my
Speaker 1: alarm clock about fifteen minutes early. Again, well that's one
Speaker 1: of us. So I'm getting acclimated. So that's what you're
Speaker 1: supposed to do. You're supposed to go to bed a
Speaker 1: little bit early and go to get up a little
Speaker 1: bit early to sort of ease yourself into the time change.
Speaker 1: Here's what's ahead on wake up call. Residents of Pacific
Speaker 1: Palisades can once again drink water out of the tap.
Speaker 1: LA Mayor Bats announced yesterday that I do not drink
Speaker 1: order for homes still standing after the Palisades fire are
Speaker 1: being lifted today. The fires tore through the Palisades two
Speaker 1: months ago. Today. A first look at a court ordered
Speaker 1: audit of LA's homelessness program shows poor oversight and an
Speaker 1: inability to track substantial funds allocated to the programs. More
Speaker 1: than two billion dollars has been dedicated to homeless issues,
Speaker 1: according to the report. SpaceX has lost another Starship rocket.
Speaker 1: Rocket was ten test launched yesterday from SpaceX's base in Texas.
Speaker 1: About eight minutes into the flight, several of the engines
Speaker 1: appeared to lose power, and then the craft spun out
Speaker 1: of control and there was an explosion. There are phone scams,
Speaker 1: There are tech scams, there are email scams and now
Speaker 1: EBC's Jim Ryan says, the bad guys are going after
Speaker 1: good people on Facebook. Is there nowhere they will go
Speaker 1: or won't go anyway? We're going to be talking to
Speaker 1: Jim Ryan at about five twenty. Also, where can you
Speaker 1: get the most space for the least money? Dean Sharp,
Speaker 1: our house whisper is going to tell us at the
Speaker 1: bottom of the hour. Let's get started with some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four our
Speaker 1: newsroom and auditing firms says it has been difficult to
Speaker 1: do a full accounting of LA's homeless services.
Speaker 8: The audit was ordered by a federal judge as part
Speaker 8: of an ongoing lawsuit against the city. The firm Alpharez
Speaker 8: and Marsal says the city and the LA Homeless Services
Speaker 8: Authority were difficult to deal with, not providing all the
Speaker 8: needed info and demonstrating a lack of oversight and proper
Speaker 8: accounting for programs related to homeless spending. A draft of
Speaker 8: the audit released yesterday says there's been around two point
Speaker 8: three billion dollars spent on homeless programs, but there's no
Speaker 8: full accounting on how that money was spent. The full
Speaker 8: audit is expected to include Mayor Bass's Inside Safe program.
Speaker 8: Michael Monks, KFI news.
Speaker 1: Come lawmaker say they are sickened and frustrated by Governor
Speaker 1: Newsom's remarks on trans athletes. Newsom had conservative activist Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk on the first episode of Newsom's podcast. When Kirk
Speaker 1: asked whether Newsom thinks a man should be allowed to
Speaker 1: play in women's sports.
Speaker 7: I think it's an issue of fairness.
Speaker 9: I completely agree with you on that, so that's easy
Speaker 9: to call out the unfairness of that.
Speaker 1: Newsom says. The way people talk down to vulnerable communities
Speaker 1: is also an issue. Assembly Member Chris Ward and Senator
Speaker 1: Caroline Menjivar say all students deserve the academic and health
Speaker 1: benefits of sports activity. Nest is about to get more crowded.
Speaker 1: A third egg has begun hatching for bald eagles Jackie
Speaker 1: and Shadow in their nests one hundred and forty five
Speaker 1: feet above Big Bear Lake. Pipping started yesterday morning. It
Speaker 1: can take a day or more for the eaglet to hatch.
Speaker 1: Two other eglets hatched earlier this week. You can watch
Speaker 1: them and the proud parents at KFIAM six forty dot
Speaker 1: com slash big Bear. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 1: ABC's Steven Portnoys. So, Stephen, we know about Texas Democratic
Speaker 1: Representative Al Green being censured for interrupting the President during
Speaker 1: his address on Tuesday night, But what we don't know
Speaker 1: is what happened next and what happened after the censure.
Speaker 2: Well after the censure vote, the Democrat from south of
Speaker 2: Houston was surrounded by more than a dozen Democrats in
Speaker 2: the well of the House.
Speaker 10: He raised his cane in the air.
Speaker 2: They sang, we shall overcome, and some Republicans said, Aha,
Speaker 2: he doesn't get it. We need to send a stronger message.
Speaker 2: So the House of the chair of the House Freedom
Speaker 2: Caucus said yesterday that censure's not enough. He's calling for
Speaker 2: what he calls real consequences, and that would be the
Speaker 2: stripping of committee assignments from Texas Democrat Al Green for
Speaker 2: disrupting the president's speech on Tuesday night, which feels like
Speaker 2: it was two weeks ago. And we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: I mean, the House is out until Monday of next week,
Speaker 2: and so this will have to come up again. I
Speaker 2: suppose if the Freedom Caucus types are really insistent upon
Speaker 2: moving that forward, it could happen. Al Green has seats
Speaker 2: on two committees. He's on the Financial Services Committee and
Speaker 2: the he's also on well, mainly the House Financial Services Committee.
Speaker 2: That's he serves as the ranking member of the Oversight
Speaker 2: and Investigation Subcommittee, and he's also a member of the
Speaker 2: Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credits. So you know, look,
Speaker 2: committee assignments are important to members of Congress. It gives
Speaker 2: them sort of an expertise and purview, say so, in
Speaker 2: the crafting of legislation. It's less important when you're in
Speaker 2: the minority, but you still want to be able to
Speaker 2: ask important questions of hearings. And to be kicked off
Speaker 2: a committee is a very bold statement. It's only made rarely,
Speaker 2: But so too is the bold statement of censure, which
Speaker 2: is which used to be rare. But yesterday al Green
Speaker 2: became the fifth person to be censured by the House
Speaker 2: this decade. Four of them have been Democrats, and so
Speaker 2: clearly it's become invoked more regularly.
Speaker 1: Okay, So then you mentioned in your notes that there
Speaker 1: was a segment of a screaming match. I want to
Speaker 1: hear about that.
Speaker 2: Ah, Well, the screaming match took place after the censure vote, because,
Speaker 2: as I say, they was there was the scene on
Speaker 2: the floor, which we did see. It was available for
Speaker 2: viewers on television who were watching the house floor.
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, we saw them. We saw them gather
Speaker 1: and Green was in the middle and everybody was singing.
Speaker 1: We saw that part, but I didn't see the yelling
Speaker 1: and screaming.
Speaker 2: You didn't see it because the House speaker gabbled the
Speaker 2: house into recess and that turns off the cameras and microphones.
Speaker 2: What we understand, and I was not there to see
Speaker 2: it myself, is that there was a shouting match that
Speaker 2: went on for several minutes after the fact, with recriminations
Speaker 2: on the floor, Republicans and Democrats pointing fingers and yelling
Speaker 2: and screaming. But that's all we know.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Well, I you know, I just I don't
Speaker 1: know about you, but I just think they all look
Speaker 1: like a bunch of big babies.
Speaker 2: Well it certainly is not something to be all that
Speaker 2: proud of, that's for sure. But look, I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: Al Green says that he would do it again, and
Speaker 2: he was standing. He says on principle that he believes
Speaker 2: that this president is going to come after Medicaid. Now,
Speaker 2: Republicans say that it was a tragic breach of decorum
Speaker 2: and that there ought to be punishment to deter others
Speaker 2: from doing it again. Of course, you know, it's been
Speaker 2: we've now been at this, I guess for about almost
Speaker 2: sixteen years now, where you've seen presidents being heckled. And
Speaker 2: it was South Carolina Republican Joe Wilson who screamed, you
Speaker 2: lie at Barack Obama a decade and a half ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he was the first one. And pretty
Speaker 1: soon we're going to look like some of the other
Speaker 1: Houses of whatever lawmakers around the country or around the
Speaker 1: world that they are normally yelling and screaming at each other.
Speaker 1: And we always think, oh, we're so much more civilized
Speaker 1: than that, but apparently not anymore.
Speaker 7: Well, we'll see, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Steven Portner, thank you so much. Have a great weekend,
Speaker 1: you bet. Let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A
Speaker 1: federal judge has given the Trump administration until Monday to
Speaker 1: pay nearly two billion dollars in debts to Usaid and
Speaker 1: State Department partners. The Foreign assistance was frozen six weeks ago.
Speaker 1: The judge yesterday ruled in favor of the nonprofits and
Speaker 1: businesses that sued the government. The order came a day
Speaker 1: after a divided Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's request
Speaker 1: to freeze funding that flowed through USAID. Officials from the
Speaker 1: US and Ukraine are planning to meet next week for
Speaker 1: talks aimed at ending the war with Russia. Ross Cullen
Speaker 1: reports President Trump's Special Envoy, Steve Whitcoff, made the announcement yesterday.
Speaker 11: The idea for the talks in Saudi Arabia is to
Speaker 11: quote get down a framework for a peace agreement and
Speaker 11: an initial ceasefire. President Zelenski said on Thursday that Ukraine
Speaker 11: is not only ready to take the necessary steps for peace,
Speaker 11: but quote, we are also proposing those steps.
Speaker 1: Zelensky's trying to mend relations with the US following a
Speaker 1: heated exchange with President Trump and Vice President Vance in
Speaker 1: the Oval Office last week. Trump has since paused military
Speaker 1: assistance to Ukraine and cut off intelligence sharing between the
Speaker 1: two governments. We're going to be talking more about the
Speaker 1: prospects for a peace in Ukraine with ABC's State Department
Speaker 1: correspondent Shannon Kingston. That's coming up at five point fifty.
Speaker 1: EU leaders have approved new defense spending plans since the
Speaker 1: Trump administration pushed Europe to handle its own security. They'll
Speaker 1: ease budget limits to allow countries to increase military spending
Speaker 1: and ask the European Commission to find ways to help.
Speaker 1: This could free up six hundred and fifty billion euros
Speaker 1: plus one hundred and fifty billion euro loan for new equipment.
Speaker 1: A private lunar lander has touched down near the Moon's
Speaker 1: south pole, but the Intuitive machine craft may have tipped over.
Speaker 5: We've been very successful to this point.
Speaker 4: However, I do have to tell you that we don't
Speaker 4: believe we're in the correct attitude on the surface of
Speaker 4: the Moon.
Speaker 1: CEO Steve Altimas says the lander is still charging on
Speaker 1: the Moon's service surface and they are able to communicate
Speaker 1: with it. This is the Texas Company's second attempt to
Speaker 1: get a lander on the Moon. Odyssey reached the Moon
Speaker 1: in February of last year, but it tipped over shortly
Speaker 1: after it touched down. There's another lander that landed on
Speaker 1: the Moon earlier, and it is upright and sending pictures
Speaker 1: back to Earth. Ellie County Sheriff's officials say they have
Speaker 1: arrested so called booster crews who stole four million dollars
Speaker 1: worth of merchandise from stores. The merchandise included high end handbags, clothes, cosmetics, perfumes,
Speaker 1: scented candles, and over the counter medications that were then
Speaker 1: sold off to people who turned around and resold the items.
Speaker 1: A city in northern California has declared itself a non
Speaker 1: sanctuary city. The Oraville City Council says it will share
Speaker 1: immigration status information with ICE and says its decision will
Speaker 1: enhance public safety. Meanwhile, Sacramento is part of a coalition
Speaker 1: suing the Trump administration over potential funding cuts to sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: President Trump says he'll probably extend the deadline to ban
Speaker 1: TikTok if a deal to sell it isn't reached. The
Speaker 1: Chinese owned company Bite Dance still has until April fifth
Speaker 1: to sell TikTok to a US based company or be
Speaker 1: banned in the US. Trump says there's a lot of
Speaker 1: buyer interest in the social media platform. At six SO
Speaker 1: five Tandle on the news, Mexico and Canada are getting
Speaker 1: a bit of a reprieve on tariffs for now, but
Speaker 1: will they last. Let's say good morning now to ABC's
Speaker 1: Jim Ryan. So, Jim, you and I have talked about
Speaker 1: scams before. There's email scams and text scams and phone scams,
Speaker 1: and now another one is landed on Facebook.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you and I are friends on Facebook, right, yep.
Speaker 9: So let's say you saw a posting that I put
Speaker 9: up there that says, oh my, I've had to put
Speaker 9: my my dad into assisted living, and he's got a
Speaker 9: bunch of things that I need to try to sell.
Speaker 9: You take a look at this and see if you're
Speaker 9: interested in any of them. Then I'm going to list
Speaker 9: out pictures of a camera on for six hundred dollars,
Speaker 9: some furniture, a four f one fifty pickup truck for
Speaker 9: seven thousand dollars, then some other stuff on this list, Okay,
Speaker 9: And so you're like, well, I know him, so I
Speaker 9: trust that these are probably legitimate. And so you decide, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 9: you reach out and you say I'm gonna buy this thing, this.
Speaker 7: This truck for seven thousand dollars.
Speaker 9: But you pay your seven thousand bucks and I'm like you,
Speaker 9: I really appreciate it. Meet me here, I'll have the
Speaker 9: truck and the title for you and then we'll make
Speaker 9: the swap. And you say, okay, But the problem is
Speaker 9: that it doesn't exist. I didn't put that posting up.
Speaker 9: I didn't do it. My dad died six years ago.
Speaker 9: So you got to be very careful for this. But
Speaker 9: it is happening, and here's a good way to backstop it.
Speaker 9: In the same way that scammers are using Facebook and
Speaker 9: eBay and Craigslist to rip people off, you can use
Speaker 9: technology as well to kind of prevent yourself from being
Speaker 9: a victim. There's so many of these postings like this,
Speaker 9: and they're all over the internet right now. Amy, They're
Speaker 9: all over Facebook. They include pictures of the items the
Speaker 9: person is trying to sell. We'll do a Google search
Speaker 9: on some of those pictures and you'll see that they've
Speaker 9: been used over and over again for different purposes, some legitimate,
Speaker 9: some not legitimate, and they're being used here big tip off,
Speaker 9: a giant red flag that says this is not legit.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if it's a getty stock image, it's probably
Speaker 1: not your friends truck. But that was That's what I
Speaker 1: was going to ask you. If it was just random
Speaker 1: people or if it looks like it's coming from one
Speaker 1: of your friends. So they've hacked your account.
Speaker 9: Exactly, or hacked their account, or they've spoofed it, right, okay.
Speaker 9: And all they had to do was to go into
Speaker 9: your you know, on Facebook, and look at your friends.
Speaker 9: They come up with my name, my face there. They've
Speaker 9: spoofed the account, make a fake Facebook page and start
Speaker 9: putting items onto it to get people to buy it.
Speaker 9: And unfortunately, apparently it's working.
Speaker 1: Okay. You know, whenever I see ads on Facebook or Instagram,
Speaker 1: I assume it's some sort of scam. I mean, but
Speaker 1: there are legitimate ads and requests for assistance and stuff.
Speaker 1: Is there any way to tell a difference, aside from,
Speaker 1: like you said, going and researching and googling.
Speaker 9: All this h a little research, but it's worth it if
Speaker 9: you can keep from losing a bunch of money, you know.
Speaker 9: And if people are online, if they're asking you to
Speaker 9: pay them a some sort of if you say, look,
Speaker 9: I'm going to get over there tomorrow to pick this
Speaker 9: thing up, and they say, well, well, pay me a
Speaker 9: deposit right now with gift cards and I'll take it
Speaker 9: off the market.
Speaker 1: Their gift cards, I think, are always a telltale sign.
Speaker 7: Yeah they should be.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and even even the gift card companies recognize that,
Speaker 9: and the grocery stores where you buy them, they have
Speaker 9: big signs that say who's asking you to get this
Speaker 9: gift card?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 7: Is it a scammer? Or is a legitimate thing?
Speaker 9: Now it's all over the you're right, though, but Facebook
Speaker 9: marketplace has has great legitimate purposes. I've sold a bunch
Speaker 9: of stuff on Marketplace, including a car several years ago.
Speaker 7: And so I bought.
Speaker 1: A car on Craigslist, which is you know, kind of
Speaker 1: predated when you could do it on.
Speaker 7: Face everything worked, okay, right, oh yeah it was.
Speaker 1: It was fabulous. And we went to a bank and
Speaker 1: did a cashiers check and did all of the stuff
Speaker 1: that you're supposed to do, like to do the transaction.
Speaker 1: We did it at a bank, that kind of thing,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm good idea.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, this car I sold was it was It
Speaker 9: was a Ford focus that my son had torn up
Speaker 9: in college, and I wanted to get rid of it.
Speaker 9: Thirty eight hundred dollars right, And pretty soon people were
Speaker 9: bidding all over the place and saying I'm on my way.
Speaker 7: To pick it up.
Speaker 9: I got a fist full of cash. I've met a
Speaker 9: you have the car on the title, and I said, okay,
Speaker 9: first one who gets here gets it. Guy showed up
Speaker 9: with his stack of one hundred dollars bills, thirty eight
Speaker 9: of them, and gave him the title, gave him the keys.
Speaker 9: He drives off and he called me. So I went
Speaker 9: to the bank to deposit these hundred dollar bills. He
Speaker 9: called me later and he said, hey, the engine light
Speaker 9: came on and I said, yeah, well, one of the
Speaker 9: one hundred dollars bills you gave me was fake. So
Speaker 9: I guess we're even, aren't we It was a counterfeit.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: So the end, he said, I didn't know anything about
Speaker 7: I didn't know it was fake.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that, and I didn't know the engine
Speaker 1: light was going to come on exactly.
Speaker 7: Let the buyer be well, let the seller beware.
Speaker 1: Oh god, Yeah, you just got to be super, super
Speaker 1: careful man.
Speaker 9: You just want to shut down Facebook, shut it all down,
Speaker 9: and you know, read a newspaper.
Speaker 1: Well, Jim, just know that I will never ask you
Speaker 1: for anything on Facebook. Well, thank you, okay, I will
Speaker 1: ask that you have a good weekend.
Speaker 7: Though I appreciate it. I'm suspicious even of that.
Speaker 1: Right, you take care. We'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 7: Sit here to see you all right.
Speaker 1: A person who died in New Mexico has tested positive
Speaker 1: for measles. The state Health Department says the person was
Speaker 1: not vaccinated and did not seek medical care before dying.
Speaker 1: At least ten cases of measles have been confirmed in
Speaker 1: New Mexico. In neighboring Texas, there are one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty nine confirmed cases of measles, twenty two people have
Speaker 1: been hospitalized, and an unvaccinated child has died. A delivery
Speaker 1: driver in La County is facing charges of sexually assaulting
Speaker 1: a woman and a girl while on the job. Glendale
Speaker 1: police arrested the twenty four year old this week for
Speaker 1: the assault of a woman in January. He's also accused
Speaker 1: of sexually assaulting a girl while delivering packages in La
Speaker 1: in December. He was in court for that charge when
Speaker 1: he was arrested for the assault in Glendale. The International
Speaker 1: Association of Firefighters has confirmed the suspension of a former
Speaker 1: top officer for the LA Fire Department's labor Union. Kfi's
Speaker 1: Mark Mayfield says Adam Walker was removed late last year
Speaker 1: and is the subject of an internal investigation.
Speaker 6: He had been working in the office of Secretary of
Speaker 6: the United Firefighters of Los Angeles City. Walker is accused
Speaker 6: of misusing money from the union's charity for injured firefighters.
Speaker 6: That includes allegedly using more than five thousand dollars for
Speaker 6: personal expenses.
Speaker 1: Mayfield says Walker is also accused of depositing seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars of the charity's money into his own personal accounts.
Speaker 1: A new state Senate bill aims to speed up college
Speaker 1: admissions in California.
Speaker 5: SB six forty builds on the West Sacramento Home Run
Speaker 5: Program and CSUS Direct Admissions Pilot. The bill seeks to
Speaker 5: eliminate the application process for students who meet eligibility requirements
Speaker 5: and aims to make a smoother transition from high school
Speaker 5: to college.
Speaker 1: Hey if Ice Chris Power says the bill also makes
Speaker 1: it easier for community college students to transfer to a
Speaker 1: four year university. A baseball nonprofit is pulling off a
Speaker 1: double play for the Altadena community.
Speaker 4: The La Dodgers Foundation will help in restoration efforts for
Speaker 4: two baseball fields at Loma Alta Park. The effort is
Speaker 4: in collaboration with Parks and Wreck for La County. CEO
Speaker 4: for La Dodgers Foundation, Nicole Whiteman tells KFI it's about
Speaker 4: rebuilding the community after.
Speaker 5: The eat and fire.
Speaker 2: So many families were displaced and for kids, losing a
Speaker 2: space like this meant like losing a sense of normalcy.
Speaker 4: Proceeds from the Dodgers Opening Day and ring Ceremony Day
Speaker 4: at Dodgers Stadium will go toward the cause. Andrew Caravella
Speaker 4: KFI News love those Dodgers.
Speaker 1: You know, opening day is just like a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks away. Wait, it's on opening. The home opener is
Speaker 1: March twenty seventh, in today's seventh, so ooh, less than
Speaker 1: three weeks the way, you know what else is coming up?
Speaker 1: The Wiggle Waggle Walk. Yeah, and we would love for
Speaker 1: you to join the wake Up Call crew at the
Speaker 1: Wiggle Waggle Walk and Run for Pasadena Humane. It's happening
Speaker 1: April sixth at Brookside Park at the Rose Bowl. The
Speaker 1: event starts at eight, The walk and run starts at nine.
Speaker 1: And along with the walking and the running with your pooches,
Speaker 1: there's so much to do. Lots of food vendors and
Speaker 1: lots of samples you uh for your pups. There's training demonstrations,
Speaker 1: there's a dog costume contest, and of course all of
Speaker 1: the money we raise for the Wiggle Waggle Walk goes
Speaker 1: right to Pasadena Humane and they're doing such great work.
Speaker 1: They always do great work. That's where I got my Alexander,
Speaker 1: It's where my best friend Amy got her new cat, Ozzy.
Speaker 1: And of course they're doing such important work following the
Speaker 1: fires in Altadena and Pasadena and they could sure use
Speaker 1: your help. And this way you can help raise money
Speaker 1: and have a lot of fun too. You can join
Speaker 1: the team or you can just donate. I would love
Speaker 1: it if you. If you're not gonna walk with us,
Speaker 1: please donate to me. I'm on the Wiggle Waggle Walk
Speaker 1: page KF I am six forty dot com slash Wiggle
Speaker 1: and that will take you to the fundraising page. Again.
Speaker 1: We would love for you to come and walk with us.
Speaker 1: It's April sixth the Brookside Park at the Rose Ball
Speaker 1: It's the Wiggle Waggle for Pasadena Humane. A jury in
Speaker 1: Santa Anna has told the judge they might be able
Speaker 1: to reach a verdict in the case of an Orange
Speaker 1: County judge accused of killing his wife at their home
Speaker 1: in Anaheim Hills in twenty twenty three. Jurors had previously
Speaker 1: said they were at an impass, but yesterday said they
Speaker 1: may be able to break the dead light deadlock after
Speaker 1: they deliberate some more, and deliberations are scheduled to continue
Speaker 1: this morning. Bird flu is on the decline in California.
Speaker 1: The California Department of Public Health says there have been
Speaker 1: no new human cases since January. Sickness among the state's
Speaker 1: dairy cows is slowing, and as numbers decline in chicken flocks,
Speaker 1: many are being released from quarantine. Bird flu is caused
Speaker 1: eggs to spike nationwide a nationwide nationwide. The wolf population
Speaker 1: is growing in California, but experts say they're a little
Speaker 1: concerned that's not growing faster. State wildlife officials say in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four to thirty pups were born in the spring,
Speaker 1: but the number of wolves in the state only increased
Speaker 1: by one. There are about fifty now. The number of
Speaker 1: wolf packs has decreased from nine to seven. More puffs
Speaker 1: are expected this spring. At six oh five TANDL on
Speaker 1: the news. Trump's latest order could mean the end of
Speaker 1: the Department of Education, but can he dismantle it. Bill's
Speaker 1: gonna talk about that. Let's say good morning to the
Speaker 1: host of Home on CAFI. It's our house, whisper, Dean Sharp,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Dean.
Speaker 10: Good morning Amy.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's talk about space. Everybody wants space, and
Speaker 1: I'm not only talking personal space. I'm talking about space
Speaker 1: in your house. Yes, all right, So you're talking about
Speaker 1: you know, revamping your space can cost a lot of money,
Speaker 1: but there are spaces where you can you know, get
Speaker 1: yourself a good little deal.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, we're gonna get a little unorthodox this weekend because
Speaker 10: you know, inflation has not left. Funds are tight for people.
Speaker 10: It's remodeling season. Some people are thinking, ugh, ugh, we
Speaker 10: need more space to live in this house. But I
Speaker 10: don't have a full on budget to just you know,
Speaker 10: add on or whatever. And so I get this question
Speaker 10: a lot. And so we're going to talk about two
Speaker 10: particular spaces this weekend that actually are sitting there waiting
Speaker 10: for us, that are the least expensive places to look
Speaker 10: in order to get more living space at your house.
Speaker 10: One is the garage and the other is going outside
Speaker 10: and getting taking as much outdoor space as possible. Now
Speaker 10: by going outside I don't mean doing a room edition.
Speaker 10: I mean living more outside and as a result, not
Speaker 10: having to spend all of the money that we would
Speaker 10: spend on walls and floors and that kind of stuff
Speaker 10: in order to create more space for us to just
Speaker 10: you know, get by. But the garage to start is
Speaker 10: what we call a potential flex space, meaning that we
Speaker 10: don't have to abandon it as a garage in order
Speaker 10: for it to be other things at the same time.
Speaker 10: You know, okay yourself, okay, well, I mean, if you
Speaker 10: have you know, here's the thing with the garage. Let's
Speaker 10: talk about the least developed garages out there. The least
Speaker 10: developed garages out there have a concrete floor, older homes
Speaker 10: that have studs, you know, I mean, it's a garage,
Speaker 10: it's a room, but there's no drywall on the walls.
Speaker 10: The studs are all open exposed studs. The ceiling is
Speaker 10: open and exposed, but there is a floor, there are walls,
Speaker 10: there is a ceiling in there. So really we're just
Speaker 10: a few steps away. We're a little bit of insulation,
Speaker 10: maybe a little electrical work, and some dry wall away
Speaker 10: from creating a full fledged room out there. And those
Speaker 10: things up in the big scheme of thing are not
Speaker 10: all of that expensive. If we organize the garage, if
Speaker 10: we get our clutter under control, if we put laid
Speaker 10: down maybe a nicey POxy or a stained finished floor,
Speaker 10: and we get a little heat or cooling in that garage,
Speaker 10: then all of a sudden, we've got another four hundred
Speaker 10: or so square feet that can be used for things
Speaker 10: other than just parking the cars. And when we say
Speaker 10: flex space, I mean this room is ready to be
Speaker 10: used as soon as we pull the cars out for
Speaker 10: extra space. So let's say it's the weekend and it's
Speaker 10: time to entertain, and there needs to be a place
Speaker 10: to watch the big game, or all of the kids
Speaker 10: need to hang out somewhere not in the house with
Speaker 10: the adults, just to give everybody some more elbow room. Well,
Speaker 10: it doesn't mean that the garage can't be in the
Speaker 10: normal place where you park the cars. But if we
Speaker 10: pull the cars out, suddenly we've got all of that space.
Speaker 10: It's clean, it's neat, and it's ready to go. That's
Speaker 10: what we mean flex space. So I'm not talking about well, fine,
Speaker 10: I'm not going to park my cars outside for the
Speaker 10: rest of my life. No, you park the cars in
Speaker 10: the garage, But as soon as you pull them out
Speaker 10: for the special event or to do crafting, or to
Speaker 10: because you need gym time, that's when the garage becomes
Speaker 10: a flex space.
Speaker 1: Okay. I kind of like that idea because you spruce
Speaker 1: it up a little bit. And then it's also not
Speaker 1: it's a flex space, but it's also a versatile space
Speaker 1: because you can use it for different things. It doesn't
Speaker 1: it's not pre defined exactly.
Speaker 10: Why not allow the garage to be that game room,
Speaker 10: the media room, a craft room, a gym, you know,
Speaker 10: all of these kinds of things, and also house the
Speaker 10: cars when it's time to park the cars at the
Speaker 10: same time.
Speaker 1: I love that. And then very quickly outdoors, you're saying,
Speaker 1: don't you're not putting a building out there, You're just
Speaker 1: putting making a living space out there. So are you
Speaker 1: talking about like couches and TVs and stuff.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're talking about comfortable places for people to exist,
Speaker 10: for people to converse. If we put a little warmth
Speaker 10: out there, maybe it's a fire pit or something like that.
Speaker 10: If we've got comfortable furniture out there, a little bit
Speaker 10: of shade. A shade doesn't have to be a patio
Speaker 10: cover that costs thirty thousand dollars, It can be a
Speaker 10: twelve hundred dollars really really nice, you know, patio umbrella,
Speaker 10: a little shade, a little cooling, a little warmth in
Speaker 10: the evening, some comfortable furniture. The floor can be something
Speaker 10: as simple as pea gravel raked across and nicely shaped.
Speaker 10: The point is outdoors is a place where you can
Speaker 10: get a lot of space. You can annex a lot
Speaker 10: of living space for your house without having to spend
Speaker 10: the kind of money that you would spend on a
Speaker 10: room edition.
Speaker 1: Okay, Dan's going to have so many more tips and
Speaker 1: tricks than ideas for you this weekend. Where to get
Speaker 1: the most space for the least money. I love this topic.
Speaker 1: Six to eight am tomorrow and then nine to noon
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Right here on KFI. You can also follow
Speaker 1: Dean at home with the thank you Dean, Thank you Amy.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to you soon. Right now, it's
Speaker 1: time to get in your business with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho
Speaker 1: A good morning, Courtney, Happy Friday.
Speaker 12: I'm so glad it's Friday after a week like this
Speaker 12: on Wall Street.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's been a wild ride. And is it going
Speaker 1: to be wilder because of the jobs report that just dropped.
Speaker 12: Yes, Well, usually the jobs report, this is kind of funny.
Speaker 12: It's the event of the week, sometimes the event of
Speaker 12: the month on Wall Street. But we've had a lot
Speaker 12: of events this week.
Speaker 1: I'm looking right at.
Speaker 12: The tariffs, so traders have been on a wild ride.
Speaker 12: So we just got the jobs report. It came out
Speaker 12: about ten minutes ago, and even though it's slightly lower
Speaker 12: than what economists we're expecting, it's still a pretty solid number,
Speaker 12: one hundred and fifty one hundred and fifty one thousand
Speaker 12: gain in jobs, the unemployment rate taking slightly higher four
Speaker 12: point one percent. But a lot has happened since the
Speaker 12: last jobs report a month ago, so there's a lot
Speaker 12: to unpack as we continue to dig into these numbers.
Speaker 12: Healthcare was the biggest driver of employment. They added fifty
Speaker 12: two thousand and jobs in the month. However, I think
Speaker 12: we're seeing the first signs of the Doge bulldozer. The
Speaker 12: federal government employment to climbed by ten thousand in February.
Speaker 12: So how the markets reacted to this right after it?
Speaker 12: Stocks just popped higher. But now we're seeing a bit
Speaker 12: of a pullback. But as I said, it's been a
Speaker 12: wild week, wild swings in the market all throughout the day.
Speaker 12: And right now we do see Dow futures they're.
Speaker 5: Down fifty points.
Speaker 12: So if the market open right now, if the Dow
Speaker 12: open right now, it would be down about forty points.
Speaker 12: The S and P five hundred, however, would be up
Speaker 12: about a tenth of a percent.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I have a quick question for you. You mentioned tarifs,
Speaker 1: and we were talking about how volatile the stock market
Speaker 1: is and all these knee jerk reactions. Everybody just goes
Speaker 1: at you know. I mean it's like so yesterday when
Speaker 1: they announced that there was a pause on the tariffs
Speaker 1: for against Mexico and then also with Canada, I saw
Speaker 1: the Dow take a huge dive instead of popping up.
Speaker 12: Yeah, because many companies and many traders right now really
Speaker 12: are still unsure with what's going on. So yesterday we
Speaker 12: did see stocks plunge when President Trump came out saying
Speaker 12: we're delaying some tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Because we
Speaker 12: did see the doutfall four hundred and twenty eight points,
Speaker 12: the S and P five hundred tumbling, I mean, a
Speaker 12: huge drop one point eight percent yesterday. There were two
Speaker 12: factors at play. Not only were we dealing with the
Speaker 12: tariffs and people really unsure of what's going on. Even companies,
Speaker 12: a lot of companies have been coming out and saying, well,
Speaker 12: we are still unsure of what's happening with the tariffs,
Speaker 12: and all these changes are very hard for us to
Speaker 12: deal with our vendors. But we did have another issue
Speaker 12: going on with artificial intelligence. There's a chip maker car
Speaker 12: called Marvel Technology, and that took a big hit yesterday
Speaker 12: and taking a big hit to confidence for a lot
Speaker 12: of artificial intelligence investors. So the chip maker's outlook disappointed investors.
Speaker 12: They were looking for a bigger payoff from all the
Speaker 12: money that we're popping into artificial intelligence and how far
Speaker 12: that has moved so quickly. So anytime our report and
Speaker 12: earnings report comes in for one of those companies that's
Speaker 12: just a little bit softer, all of a sudden, you'll
Speaker 12: see those stocks fall and that will put pressure overall
Speaker 12: on the markets, and the tech heavy Nasdaq led the
Speaker 12: losses yesterday.
Speaker 1: Okay, Bloomberg's Courtney Donahoe, thank you so much. I'll see
Speaker 1: you later.
Speaker 12: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: You too, and we'll get in your business again on
Speaker 1: Monday at five point forty, just like we do every
Speaker 1: day on wake up call.
Speaker 5: See you later.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks Courtney. Let's get back to some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four our newsroom.
Speaker 1: A new law in California is going to help renters
Speaker 1: starting on April first. It says landlords can no longer
Speaker 1: charge fees for delivering lease termination notices or for paying
Speaker 1: rent and security deposit deposits by check. The law limits
Speaker 1: security deposits to one month's rent, with specific rules for
Speaker 1: military service members who may be asked to pay more.
Speaker 1: If a service member pays a higher deposit due to
Speaker 1: credit issues, the landlord has to explain why, and if
Speaker 1: they keep up with rent for six months, the landlord
Speaker 1: must refund any extra amount charged. A federal judge in
Speaker 1: California says a lawsuit against the parent company of Snapchat
Speaker 1: can go forward.
Speaker 5: The lawsuit was filed by the relatives of over sixty
Speaker 5: young people who died from fentnyl overdoses, allegedly after purchasing
Speaker 5: drugs through the app. The plaintiffs argue that Snapchat's disappearing
Speaker 5: message feature facilitated illicit drug sales.
Speaker 1: Hey if Vice Chris Power says Snap calls the claims
Speaker 1: legally flawed. Speaking of flaws, another launch of a SpaceX
Speaker 1: Starship has failed. SpaceX lost contact with its rocket during
Speaker 1: a test flight yesterday, Then eight minutes into the flight,
Speaker 1: several engines appeared to cut off the craft spun out
Speaker 1: of control before all communication was lost. In a post
Speaker 1: on X, SpaceX said the vehicle experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly,
Speaker 1: also known as an explosion right during the last test
Speaker 1: flight in January, the starship rocket exploded, also about eight
Speaker 1: minutes after liftoff. Governor Newsom has been taking heat from
Speaker 1: the LGBTQ plus community for comments he made about transgender
Speaker 1: athletes on his new podcast. Newsom says athletes who were
Speaker 1: born male playing in women's sports is deeply unfair. Newsom
Speaker 1: is facing backlash from the nation's largest LGBTQ plus civil
Speaker 1: rights group. His comment also goes against the Democratic Party's
Speaker 1: stance on the issue. All the evs buzzing around California
Speaker 1: may lead to worse roads. The Menita Transportation Institute in
Speaker 1: San Jose says as more people drive evs, money taken
Speaker 1: in from gas taxes declines, and with less gas tax money,
Speaker 1: counties may struggle to maintain streets and infrastructure, which is
Speaker 1: what gas taxes pay for. Gas tax revenue could fall
Speaker 1: from thirteen million dollars last year to five thirteen billion
Speaker 1: dollars last year to five billion by twenty forty. Soon
Speaker 1: there will be three. A third baby eagle is pecking
Speaker 1: its way out of its shell in a nast high
Speaker 1: of Big Bear Lake. The egg began to pip yesterday morning.
Speaker 1: The bald eagles Jackie and Shadow, welcomed two eaglets to
Speaker 1: the nest earlier this week. This will be the first
Speaker 1: time the eagles have cared for three eaglets. We're just
Speaker 1: minutes away from a handle. On the news this morning,
Speaker 1: Mexico and Canada get a reprieve on tariffs. But the
Speaker 1: big question is how long is it going to last?
Speaker 1: Right now, let's say good morning too, ABC's State Department correspondent.
Speaker 1: Easy for me to say, Shannon Kingston, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Shannon, Good morning Amy.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're talking about Ukraine and the US and
Speaker 1: they're not talking, but they're talking about talking. What's going on?
Speaker 3: That's right, They're looking ahead to a big high level
Speaker 3: meeting in Saudi Arabia. We're tracking that for next Tuesday.
Speaker 3: We're going to see the same US delegation that met
Speaker 3: with Russian leaders in that same country just a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago. It'll be President's Special on board for
Speaker 3: the Middle East, who has really become his go to
Speaker 3: negotiator on a number of issues, Steve Whitcoff, the Secretary
Speaker 3: of Saint Marco Rubio and President Trump's top national security advisor.
Speaker 3: They will head two Saudi Arabia to meet with a
Speaker 3: high level delegation from Ukraine. It'll be the first such
Speaker 3: engagement since that dust up in the Oval Office between
Speaker 3: Ukraine's President Televski, President Trump and Vice President Advance, which
Speaker 3: was only a week ago, if you can believe it.
Speaker 1: I know it seems like it was a while ago.
Speaker 1: So this time the Ukraine and the US are talking.
Speaker 1: Russia is not part of these.
Speaker 4: Talks, that's right.
Speaker 3: They're on the sidelines here, and that is a key
Speaker 3: part of this. Still, they're looming large over the conversation
Speaker 3: because we have yet to see any signal from the
Speaker 3: Kremlin that they're willing to move towards the negotiated peace
Speaker 3: in Ukraine, and of course the focus of this talk
Speaker 3: between the US and Ukraine is figuring out what the
Speaker 3: framework for any kind of ceasefire might look like.
Speaker 1: Okay. And then after the big dust stuff and the
Speaker 1: big falling out and we've paused AID and we were
Speaker 1: pausing intelligence, what is it that's gotten them back together?
Speaker 3: Well, there was a real coordinated effort from Ukraine to
Speaker 3: show President Trump that yes, the country does want to
Speaker 3: see this three year war, brutal war come to an end.
Speaker 3: We saw Zelenski send a letter. There's also a public
Speaker 3: sort of apology where he called the White House meeting regrettable.
Speaker 3: So that has gone a long way towards convincing the
Speaker 3: President apparently that Ukraine is worth meeting with, that they're
Speaker 3: ready to actually sit down and get to brass tax here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the President and the Vice President Basie both said,
Speaker 1: you know what, Ukraine needs to apologize. It appears that
Speaker 1: he did. Okay, So they're going to meet on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: and then I'm sure we're going to talk to you
Speaker 1: again about that after the meeting. So Shannon Kingston, ABC,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 3: So much, thank you of of all the details for you.
Speaker 1: All right, great, have a great weekend. You know what
Speaker 1: today is? March seventh? Do you know what that's special? No,
Speaker 1: it's special because.
Speaker 5: When we.
Speaker 10: Window must come together as well.
Speaker 13: We Are the World debut forty years ago today, from
Speaker 13: March seventh, nineteen eighty five, and I think that we
Speaker 13: didn't have Will Gans on with us today.
Speaker 1: He's our entertainment guy. He wasn't available, like he's like
Speaker 1: on vacation or something. But I wanted to mention that
Speaker 1: maybe this would be a good weekend to curl up
Speaker 1: on the couch and watch The Greatest Night in Pop
Speaker 1: on Netflix. Have you watched that one? Okay, So in
Speaker 1: case you haven't heard about it, it's on Netflix. And
Speaker 1: it's the story of how they came together to do
Speaker 1: We Are the World, and how they got all of
Speaker 1: these artists together and begin again. It was nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 1: Everybody didn't have cell phones, right, everybody didn't have email,
Speaker 1: so you couldn't text, and so they had to get
Speaker 1: all these people together and they did it on the
Speaker 1: night I think I think it was the night of
Speaker 1: the Grammys, but they did this whole super secret thing
Speaker 1: and they recorded it in the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: and there was all this going back and forth on
Speaker 1: who was gonna sing what, and somebody walked out and
Speaker 1: Prince didn't show up, and they talked about singing part
Speaker 1: of it and swaa he lee, but then that didn't
Speaker 1: come forward. I mean, it was just the story is
Speaker 1: so fascinating and everybody's in it. Lionel Ritchie, of course,
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson, Paul Simon, Cindy lauperd Dion Warwick, Kim Carnes,
Speaker 1: Huey Lewis, al Jiau, Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Steve Perry
Speaker 1: from Journey, Huey Lewis, Bob Dylan, like, everybody was part
Speaker 1: of this and making that happen, and Quincy Jones, Quincy
Speaker 1: Jones and yeah, like of course Quincy Jones. But putting
Speaker 1: it together was a monumental feat and the show is
Speaker 1: really cool. It's so fun to watch it. So if
Speaker 1: you have some time this weekend, the Greatest Night and
Speaker 1: Pop on Netflix, and we celebrate forty years If We
Speaker 1: Are the World. We went as We Are the World
Speaker 1: for Halloween one year. I mean that, well, so my
Speaker 1: sorority's Alpha Fi and so we all got together and
Speaker 1: we all dressed as the different people guess who.
Speaker 7: I was, Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: Hell oh say Laufer? Yeah, okay, thank you, ann Yeah yep, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The FBI has
Speaker 1: placed a former Olympic snowboarder on its ten most Wanted list.
Speaker 1: Ryan Wedding was a member of the Canadian Olympic team
Speaker 1: in two thousand and two. The FBI says they believe
Speaker 1: he led an international drug trafficking operation and is involved
Speaker 1: in several murders. It's believed he's hiding out in Mexico
Speaker 1: under the protection of the Sineloa drug cartel. There is
Speaker 1: a ten million dollar reward for information leading to weddings capture.
Speaker 1: Egg prices could be coming down thanks to declining bird
Speaker 1: flu cases in California. The state hasn't seen any new
Speaker 1: human cases since January, and sickness in dairy cows is slowing.
Speaker 1: The virus is also decreasing in poultry, which many flocks
Speaker 1: now are going out of quarantine. This follows months of
Speaker 1: rising cases that prompted Governor Newsom to declare a statewide
Speaker 1: emergency in December. LA's financial position has worsened and could
Speaker 1: get even worse. Next year.
Speaker 8: The city Controller's office projects a revenue shortfall of one
Speaker 8: hundred and forty million dollars and lower collection of sales
Speaker 8: and business tax to the tune of ninety two million
Speaker 8: dollars below what was budgeted. Controller Kenneth Mahea says the
Speaker 8: city is trying to find savings and cutting cost but
Speaker 8: as the new budget has created, trouble could be ahead.
Speaker 3: You have to end up cutting spending and cutting positions,
Speaker 3: which in turn leads the less services or resources.
Speaker 8: Maha also says tens of millions of dollars in grants
Speaker 8: the city received this year likely won't be repeated for
Speaker 8: the new fiscal year that starts in July. Michael monks
Speaker 8: KFI news.
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Speaker 1: c Low to mid sixties in the Valley's fifties to
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Speaker 1: the Antelope Valley. Clear skies tonight with lows in the
Speaker 1: thirties and forties, sunny, Tomorrow, highs in the sixties to
Speaker 1: about seventy sunny with HIGs in the sixties to mid
Speaker 1: seventies for Sunday. And then guess what. Another storm moves
Speaker 1: in Monday with a fifty percent chance of rain in
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