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Speaker 1: for Wednesday, November twenty seventh, less than a month before
Speaker 1: Christmas and of course the day before Thanksgiving. I'm Amy King.
Speaker 1: We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. So glad you're
Speaker 1: getting your day started with us today. Roads are a
Speaker 1: little wet coming in, not too bad, but you know
Speaker 1: how it gets really slick when we haven't had rain
Speaker 1: for a while, So maybe be a little chill on
Speaker 1: your way into work. Got the turkey out of the
Speaker 1: freezer yet, you better? Is there even time to thaw
Speaker 1: the turkey anymore? Where's Neil Savadra when we need him?
Speaker 1: Oh he's going to be on tomorrow morning from six
Speaker 1: to nine, answering all your Turkey Day questions. He's taken
Speaker 1: the day off today, slacker to get ready for it
Speaker 1: because he's getting ready for a ton of calls to
Speaker 1: come in. Here's what's ahead on wake up call, and
Speaker 1: we got a ton of stuff going on. The CHP's
Speaker 1: maximum Enforcement period begins tonight at six. Troopers are going
Speaker 1: to be out looking for dui drivers, speeders, and people
Speaker 1: not wearing seatbelts. Through December first, last year, nearly thirty
Speaker 1: people were killed in fatal crashes and more than a
Speaker 1: thousand people were arrested for dui during the Thanksgiving maximum
Speaker 1: enforcement period. The ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon's Hesba Lah
Speaker 1: has begun. Both sides agreed to the deal yesterday. We're
Speaker 1: going to get the latest from Jerusalem with abciz Jure
Speaker 1: Donna Miller in just about three minutes. Some families who
Speaker 1: live near the US Mexico borders say they're canceling Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: They say it's too stinky to invite guests into their homes,
Speaker 1: and odor advisories currently in effect for neighborhoods south of
Speaker 1: San Diego in the Tijuana River Valley. It's caused by
Speaker 1: sewage from south of the border. The San Diego County
Speaker 1: Air Pollution Control District shows that hydrogen sulfide levels have
Speaker 1: spiked in the area. That's great, so much coming up
Speaker 1: on wake Up Call today, we hope you can stick
Speaker 1: with us the whole hour. We've got Kate Tech reporter
Speaker 1: rich d Muro who's going to share his holiday gift
Speaker 1: giving guide just in time for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Speaker 1: That's coming up at five twenty. We're also going to
Speaker 1: be talking with doctor Chris Lowe at Shark Lab. You know,
Speaker 1: the waters off southern California are about to become more dangerous.
Speaker 1: We'll find out more about that. Amy's on it. It's well,
Speaker 1: it's one of the best shows I've seen in a
Speaker 1: really long time. I'm thinking it's close to ted Lasso level.
Speaker 1: That's coming up just after five point thirty. If you're
Speaker 1: looking for a new dish to add to your Thanksgiving table,
Speaker 1: I just may have found it for you, or you
Speaker 1: could be totally disgusted with it. That's coming up a
Speaker 1: little later on wake Up Call, but you don't want
Speaker 1: to miss it, trust me. And sometime this hour we've
Speaker 1: got your chance to win tickets to the merriest place
Speaker 1: on Earth. We have a four pack of one day,
Speaker 1: one park tickets to the Disneyland Resort. Again. That's coming
Speaker 1: up today on wake Up Call. Let's get started with
Speaker 1: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. A special task force will be keeping
Speaker 1: eyes on retail crime this holiday season.
Speaker 7: The California Highway Patrol has activated it's organize nic Retail
Speaker 7: Crime task Force. It's expected to conduct a variety of
Speaker 7: undercover and confidential operations in conjunction with other police agencies.
Speaker 7: The main target of the task force is thieves tied
Speaker 7: to larger operations. Governor Newsom says the task force has
Speaker 7: been busy since January, making more than twelve hundred arrest
Speaker 7: and recovering more than nine point three million dollars in
Speaker 7: stolen goods. Michael monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: Thieves may be using drones to scout properties in the
Speaker 1: Stevenson Ranch area. The Lakeunty Sheriff's Office says three houses
Speaker 1: have been broken into in the past week. This man
Speaker 1: says the break ins happened after residents started seeing drones
Speaker 1: flying around the neighborhood.
Speaker 4: We've been seeing drones every single day for the past
Speaker 4: two weeks. I started following it until I saw it
Speaker 4: coming down on Bihaila Hotel.
Speaker 1: He says his house got hit twice.
Speaker 4: They coming same time and they coming through the second floor.
Speaker 4: They break the window, get everything, all valuables and they're
Speaker 4: out in half an hour.
Speaker 1: Thirty SAI. They have promising leads and are urging anyone
Speaker 1: with information to contact the sheriff station. The Orange County
Speaker 1: Transportation Authority says it plans to buy fifty new zero
Speaker 1: emission buses. Officials say the agency is working to comply
Speaker 1: with the state goal of zero emission technology by twenty forty.
Speaker 1: Half of thefc ocfa's new buses must be zero emission
Speaker 1: by twenty twenty six. All of them have to be
Speaker 1: zero emission by twenty twenty nine. The Board of Police
Speaker 1: Commissioners has unanimously approved a more than two billion dollar
Speaker 1: spending plan for the LAPD for the upcoming fiscal year.
Speaker 1: It's an eight percent increase over the current budget. The
Speaker 1: proposal now goes to Mayor Bass and the city Administrative
Speaker 1: Office to get final approval. The Dodgers are beefing up
Speaker 1: their bullpen the World Series Champions have signed two times
Speaker 1: Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell. It's a five year,
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty two million dollar deal. It's the
Speaker 1: third largest contract for a lefty in Major League history.
Speaker 1: Snell pitched for the padres So a producer and is
Speaker 1: not very happy about this unless he was with the
Speaker 1: San Francisco Giants. Let's say good morning to ABC's Jordana
Speaker 1: Miller in Jerusalem, and finally we have something to be
Speaker 1: thankful for. Israel has approved the US brokers ceasefire with
Speaker 1: Hesbola in Lebanon, and Hesbola has signed on. Is it
Speaker 1: underway now?
Speaker 8: It is?
Speaker 9: It feels like a miracle, but yes, the ceasefire started
Speaker 9: at four am. Has Bala's holding their fire. First morning
Speaker 9: I've woken up in fourteen months to not see notifications
Speaker 9: of sirens and rockets and checking who's been heard and
Speaker 9: what's happening. Also on the Lebanese side of the border.
Speaker 9: No idea of strikes anywhere. So both sides are holding
Speaker 9: their fire and we're going God willing, the quiet will
Speaker 9: hold and in the next sixty days, the plan is
Speaker 9: to have the Israeli Army turnover it's control of several villages,
Speaker 9: dozens really along the border, turned the control over to
Speaker 9: the Lebanese Army. Lebanon's going to send about ten thousand
Speaker 9: soldiers into the area. UNIFIL is going to come back,
Speaker 9: and at the same time Hasbala is going to be
Speaker 9: told it can only you know, it has to move
Speaker 9: completely out of southern Lebanon, has to move twenty five
Speaker 9: miles off of Israel's border and go beyond the Latani River,
Speaker 9: which is where it was supposed to stay last time,
Speaker 9: after the last war. So I think the real critical
Speaker 9: question about this ceasefire is not what really happens in
Speaker 9: these next sixty days, because there's a lot of people
Speaker 9: on the ground who will be able to verify that
Speaker 9: Hasbala has moved out, but what happens when the Israeli
Speaker 9: army leaves, and then there's supposed to be kind of
Speaker 9: a US led mechanism, not with booths on the ground,
Speaker 9: but the US friends and others looking at what's happening
Speaker 9: and ensuring that Hasboala doesn't come back. In that A
Speaker 9: big chunk of that responsibility obviously will be on the
Speaker 9: Lebanese army as well, and Israel has already said really
Speaker 9: across the board, the political leaders, the defense leaders, that
Speaker 9: if they see violations of this agreement, Israel will go
Speaker 9: and attack, whether that's a smuggling route, arms, militants, you know,
Speaker 9: someone who's trying to re establish a rocket launch or
Speaker 9: whatever it is, Israel's going to says they're going to
Speaker 9: really go on the offense and be very aggressive because
Speaker 9: they've learned they made a major mistake last time, letting
Speaker 9: Hsbola come in and they militarize the whole area, right right, So.
Speaker 1: Okay, Sir Jordan, and I have a question for you.
Speaker 1: There is so there is a difference between the Lebanese
Speaker 1: soldiers and has blow fighters. They're two different that's right. Okay, So,
Speaker 1: but so far the Lebanese military has sort of let
Speaker 1: Hesbula slide and not crack down on them, or do
Speaker 1: they just kind of keep a hands off on them?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 9: So, I think what happened over the last twenty years
Speaker 9: is that the Lebanese army, you know, wittingly or unwittingly,
Speaker 9: you know, they they allowed Hasbala to come in and
Speaker 9: you know, and and rearm and take over southern Lebanon,
Speaker 9: uh the U when again maybe turned a blind eye.
Speaker 9: So remember though Hasbala is not only a militia, a
Speaker 9: large armed militia within Lebanon, it's a political party. So
Speaker 9: there may have been some kind of agreement to let
Speaker 9: Lebanon come in, to let Hasbala come into southern Lebanon.
Speaker 9: But now after you know this war and the destruction
Speaker 9: and death it has wrought Lebanon, the Lebanese government appears
Speaker 9: to be taking a much harder stance against Hasbola, and
Speaker 9: Lebanon is in a terrible position even before this war, right,
Speaker 9: they have had political deadlock and an economy that's free falling.
Speaker 9: So you know, they may it's in their interest or
Speaker 9: crack down more on Hasballa this time around, So we'll see.
Speaker 1: Okay. And do you think pressure from Lebanon helped get
Speaker 1: Hesbola to the table or was it possibly just that
Speaker 1: Israeli was doing so much the Israeli army was doing
Speaker 1: so much damage they were kind of forced to the table.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think they were pretty much forced to the table.
Speaker 9: If Masralla was still alive, if we didn't see the
Speaker 9: pagers and the walkie talkies, you know, you know, I
Speaker 9: think we would still be in the middle of a war.
Speaker 9: I mean, Israel hit and hit hard and went into
Speaker 9: southern life the non Uh gradually but built up their
Speaker 9: forces and essentially pushed Hasbala out of the villages and
Speaker 9: by the way, destroyed them in great part. I think
Speaker 9: as a as a means to preventing some of the
Speaker 9: Shii communities which are aligned with Hasbala, from coming back.
Speaker 9: I mean, you know, this is the dark, This is
Speaker 9: the dark and ugly side of war, right.
Speaker 1: Okay, So Jordana, you struck me with the first thing
Speaker 1: you said. It was the first day in fourteen months
Speaker 1: that you didn't have notifications about attacks or warnings or
Speaker 1: anything like that. Are those warnings that are going out
Speaker 1: to everybody or those that you get because you're in
Speaker 1: You're a news reporter, So.
Speaker 9: Some people get them. A lot of people get them
Speaker 9: all the time because it's you know, it's the notification
Speaker 9: app that tells you where the sirens are and where
Speaker 9: to go. And you know, so, I mean, I tend
Speaker 9: to get more because I'm a reporter. But nonetheless, I
Speaker 9: can say I can say that it's really the first
Speaker 9: time that you know, I'm still wrapping my head around
Speaker 9: the fact that the Northern Front is quiet because it's
Speaker 9: been a it's been like a shadow over this whole war.
Speaker 9: Gaza was horrifying, but even beyond Gaza, there was this
Speaker 9: fear of how the war would explode and develop with
Speaker 9: his Bala, and at some points it looked really dark
Speaker 9: and scary. And now you know, we're in a different
Speaker 9: ballgame where his Bolla has been you know, neutered. They
Speaker 9: haven't been defeated, but they've been they've been hit hard,
Speaker 9: and they won't be firing rockets on Israel for a
Speaker 9: long time. And Iran, even now that Trump's in office,
Speaker 9: Iran also is not going to attack again. So you know,
Speaker 9: this is the first time that really in fourteen months
Speaker 9: that the northern border is not an issue, right because
Speaker 9: his Balla has been firing since October.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, we will continue to pray that it stays
Speaker 1: nice and quiet and you don't get lots of notifications.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what that does to your psyche, you know,
Speaker 1: just having that going on all the time. So ABC's
Speaker 1: Jordana Miller something to be thankful for this thanksgiving. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much, take care and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Tuckson.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A
Speaker 1: man in La wanted for domestic violence has been shot
Speaker 1: by police after allegedly pointing two guns at officers.
Speaker 4: No officers were injured during this, but this kind of
Speaker 4: shows just what our officers are facing out there every day.
Speaker 1: LAPD Chief Jim McDonald says the man led police on
Speaker 1: a chase yesterday from San Pedro to the West Adams area.
Speaker 1: Police say the guy calmly got out of his car
Speaker 1: and walked toward officers with a gun in each hand.
Speaker 1: The officers fired injuring the man. A woman who appeared
Speaker 1: to be approaching the man from a nearby apartment building
Speaker 1: was treated for what officers said was a gun shot
Speaker 1: to an arm. The leaders of Mexico and Canada reacting
Speaker 1: to the possibility of tariffs being put on products from
Speaker 1: their countries coming into the US for incident. Elect Trump
Speaker 1: says he'll put twenty five percent tariffs on goods unless
Speaker 1: the countries help stop the flow of illegal immigrants and drugs.
Speaker 1: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has spoken to
Speaker 1: Trump about this.
Speaker 10: This is a relationship that we know takes a certain
Speaker 10: amount of working on and that's.
Speaker 2: What we'll do.
Speaker 1: Mexico's President, Claudia Scheinbaum, says she would impose retaliatory tariffs
Speaker 1: on American goods. Big Sunday, one of LA's leading volunteer organizations,
Speaker 1: is hosting its Big Thanksgiving Stuffing Event today to hand
Speaker 1: out to thousands of bags of food for people in need.
Speaker 1: Two thousand volunteers will be at the Festival of Gratitude
Speaker 1: from nine to noon in Studio City to give out
Speaker 1: food to about sixteen thousand people. Big Sunday founder David
Speaker 1: Levinson says it's a meaningful tradition.
Speaker 5: Every year on the day before Thanksgiving, we fill bags
Speaker 5: full of food for people who who.
Speaker 8: Are grateful but hungry who need food for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: He says, schools, religious institutions, business nonprofits and families from
Speaker 1: across southern California have all come together for the Big
Speaker 1: Stuffing Again event. Don't forget we have some special for
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Speaker 1: Experience World of Color, Season of light it's a nighttime
Speaker 1: spectacular at Disney California Adventure Park. Or over at Disneyland Park,
Speaker 1: you can rediscover holiday classics like a Christmas Holiday Fantasy
Speaker 1: Parade and so much more. Keep listening to KFI. In fact,
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Speaker 1: chance to win a four pack of one day, one
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Speaker 1: coming up. Before six am. A jet had to abort
Speaker 1: its takeoff at LAX because of a bird strike. Officials
Speaker 1: say the plane was accelerating down the runway yesterday when
Speaker 1: passengers and crew say they heard a loud bang. The
Speaker 1: Horizon Airlines plane slowed down, returned to the gate, passengers
Speaker 1: gone on another plane. The FA says there were almost
Speaker 1: twenty thousand bird strikes in the US last year. More
Speaker 1: than a dozen homes have been evacuated in Torrents because
Speaker 1: of a natural gas leak. A natural gas line was
Speaker 1: struck at an evacuation site before noon yesterday near Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: Avenue in two hundred and thirty thirty sixth place. Repair
Speaker 1: Work was expected to take several hours. The holiday shopping
Speaker 1: season unofficially kicks off on Friday. It's expected to be
Speaker 1: a big one. The National Retail Foundation predicts consumers will
Speaker 1: spend a record nine hundred and eighty nine billion dollars
Speaker 1: during the holidays this year. Black Friday is followed the
Speaker 1: next day by Small Business Saturday, a big favorite of mine,
Speaker 1: and then on December second, it's Cyber Monday. And speaking
Speaker 1: of shopping and deals and holidays, let's say good morning
Speaker 1: to KTLA's tech reporter and the host of rich on
Speaker 1: Tech on KFI. It's rich Demiro. Rich You've got a
Speaker 1: holiday gift guide and we want to know what's in it.
Speaker 10: I do, Yes, it's on my website, rich on tech
Speaker 10: dot TV. These are all the things that I have
Speaker 10: tested over the past year or so and things that
Speaker 10: I've really like. And they're not very expensive, most of them,
Speaker 10: even every Yeah, I mean that's the thing. It's like
Speaker 10: stocking stuffers, just little things that like I like. In fact,
Speaker 10: I'm still updating this with some of the other stuff.
Speaker 10: You know, everyone wants an iPad, everyone wants an Apple Watch,
Speaker 10: things like that, but this is stuff that you may
Speaker 10: not you know, necessarily know about, like a power bank,
Speaker 10: the or a digital picture frame, which I absolutely love.
Speaker 10: That is a crowd pleasing gift. If you get one
Speaker 10: thing this year, get that.
Speaker 1: I have one of those. Those are like the coolest
Speaker 1: thing or I don't have when I gave one to
Speaker 1: my mom, and it's just the neatest thing because you've
Speaker 1: got the pictures scrolling through on a regular basis. You
Speaker 1: don't have to put twenty five frames up around the house.
Speaker 1: They're just they and you can update them as you go,
Speaker 1: Like you get a new picture, you can go, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm going to send that to my picture frame.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I mean I'm connected with my with my dad's and
Speaker 10: so I can and my in laws and so I
Speaker 10: can see when they add pictures and it's just great.
Speaker 10: It's like it's nice to know that even two years
Speaker 10: later for them, they're still using that and they still
Speaker 10: love it because it's just a great way to display
Speaker 10: your pictures outside of your phone.
Speaker 1: How much is the row do you know?
Speaker 8: The ore one?
Speaker 10: They have different prices that right now, I think it's
Speaker 10: on sale for about one forty let's see, but you
Speaker 10: know that can change tomorrow because sorry, on Friday. Right now,
Speaker 10: it doesn't look like it's on sale in a major way,
Speaker 10: but I predict maybe Black.
Speaker 8: Friday, it'll be a better deal.
Speaker 1: So that's a good one. That's a good one.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Okay, what else you Let's see what else do
Speaker 10: we have. I've got some earbuds that I really like,
Speaker 10: These CMF buds that are, you know, fifty six bucks.
Speaker 10: They they're just great for the price, and they've stay
Speaker 10: in your ears, and they come in fun colors. And
Speaker 10: the case very unique. The case has its like click
Speaker 10: wheel on it, so you can use that to like
Speaker 10: adjust the volume, to call up like chat GBT. It's
Speaker 10: like you can customize it however you want. So that's
Speaker 10: really cool. I've got this. I've got a couple gadgets
Speaker 10: for flying, So I've got a couple of ways to
Speaker 10: like prop up your phone. I got this thing called
Speaker 10: gator grip. I've got another thing called the clicker. I
Speaker 10: use one of those to prop up my phone to
Speaker 10: watch videos on the plane. And then I've got something
Speaker 10: like the cord brick, which is a great stocking stuffer.
Speaker 10: It's a way to keep your cables organized and from
Speaker 10: falling behind the desk.
Speaker 1: Oh, I gotta check that out.
Speaker 8: That thing.
Speaker 10: I'm telling you that it's just the greatest thing. I
Speaker 10: saw it a Lows too, and I was like, oh
Speaker 10: my gosh, they sell this at Low's, so it's just
Speaker 10: perfect for a stocking stuffer. Let's see, I've got a
Speaker 10: charger for travel Peacock. You know they're doing a great
Speaker 10: deal right now. I've got that linked up. You can
Speaker 10: get a year of Peacock for just twenty bucks. I
Speaker 10: did that last year. I did it again yesterday, so
Speaker 10: twenty dollars. You don't have to pay a streaming bill
Speaker 10: every month, which is great and.
Speaker 1: Isn't Don't a lot of the streaming services offer Black
Speaker 1: Friday deals? They did last year?
Speaker 10: It seems like, yes, I've got my friend does. He
Speaker 10: does a list called the Big List of Streaming deals
Speaker 10: from cord Cutter Weekly, and he's got the top deals
Speaker 10: right now. Hulu Black Friday deal a year for a
Speaker 10: dollar per month with ads, Peacock a year for twenty
Speaker 10: dollars max. Six months with ads for three dollars. Amazon
Speaker 10: Prime Video channels were.
Speaker 8: All on sale.
Speaker 10: Powermount plus two months AD free for three dollars per month.
Speaker 10: So well, that's good.
Speaker 8: I'll put that. I'll link that up as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have a question for it for you on
Speaker 1: that too. If you already have those services, can you
Speaker 1: cancel them and re up them for the price ers
Speaker 1: not only for new people.
Speaker 10: Usually you can cancel and reup them. So that's why
Speaker 10: I do with Peacock. So I canceled mine and then
Speaker 10: I just resubscribed. So it's sort of I'm sure it
Speaker 10: depends on the streaming service, but some of the deals
Speaker 10: are for you know, new customers only. But most of
Speaker 10: the time, in my experience, it works like because they
Speaker 10: just they just want the customers. They don't they don't
Speaker 10: really care, you know, don't doesn't cost them twenty dollars
Speaker 10: a month to provide Netflix. Okay, real quick, one more thing,
Speaker 10: this little wall crawler gecko. So we're doing a story
Speaker 10: today on KTLA about some of these products that our
Speaker 10: friends at Best Reviews brought in. And this wall crawler
Speaker 10: gecko I ordered immediately. It's like a thirty dollars toy
Speaker 10: kind of suctions onto the wall. It's remote control and
Speaker 10: the kids are gonna love it. It just crawls on
Speaker 10: the wall.
Speaker 1: Okay, you've already given me. I have a friend of
Speaker 1: mine her his her husband is a total like ten
Speaker 1: geek guy and loves that kind of stuff.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I mean it's the kind of to the yes,
Speaker 10: like I saw it. I'm like, okay, I don't even
Speaker 10: tell me anything about this, I'll just buy this thing.
Speaker 8: It's like, it's great. I also have speakers on there.
Speaker 10: I've got some a portable projector that I like. I mean,
Speaker 10: it's everything that I like, and everything in here I've
Speaker 10: tested and it's approved and it's you know, it's all
Speaker 10: on sale pretty much as far as I can tell.
Speaker 1: I love that, Okay. And then I wanted to ask
Speaker 1: you too about Charlie Brown Thanksgiving because it's not on
Speaker 1: Network TV this year. No, it is not, which is
Speaker 1: really disappointing.
Speaker 10: I know this is a thing. My kids actually wouldn't
Speaker 10: watch this the other night without me. My wife said,
Speaker 10: you want to watch Charlie Brown. They said, no, no, we
Speaker 10: got to watch your dad. That's his favorite. So Apple TV.
Speaker 10: Apple bought this basically back in twenty twenty. They bought
Speaker 10: the rights for it, so they took it to Apple
Speaker 10: TV Plus, so you have to have a subscription to
Speaker 10: that now. In years past, people got really angry when
Speaker 10: they heard about this, and so they aired it on
Speaker 10: PBS or on like broadcast TV for like one night.
Speaker 8: That window is closed. You can't watch this for free anymore.
Speaker 10: But here's the deal. You can get a free seven
Speaker 10: day trial of Apple TV. Best Buy is offering it
Speaker 10: actually three months right now through best Buy. So Target
Speaker 10: has a deal best Buy. So basically, if you want
Speaker 10: to watch this with your kids, you get the Apple
Speaker 10: TV Plus app. Don't sign up through Apple, just go
Speaker 10: on best buy dot com search for Apple TV Plus.
Speaker 10: You can get a code for three free months watch
Speaker 10: it as much you want. They also have the Christmas one.
Speaker 10: You know, you can watch all the Peanuts stuff.
Speaker 1: That's what I was going to say. Do they also
Speaker 1: have Charlie Brown Christmas there?
Speaker 10: They've got they They've got ones you haven't even heard
Speaker 10: of Charlie Brown Near's Eve.
Speaker 8: No, I don't think they have that one.
Speaker 1: But my plat is Charlie Brown gets drunk. That's nice.
Speaker 10: Charlie Brown regrets his decisions he made the night before.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good to know because I think that's a
Speaker 1: that's a holiday classic. If you want to find out
Speaker 1: more about this, and of course the Holiday Gift Guide,
Speaker 1: which you're going to be updating through the holidays, I
Speaker 1: would imagine at richon Tech dot tv. Of course, you
Speaker 1: can watch him on KTLA and you can listen to
Speaker 1: him every Saturday right here on KFI because Rich Dumiro
Speaker 1: is the host of rich on Tech from eleven am
Speaker 1: to two pm. And you can follow Rich on Instagram
Speaker 1: rich on Tech, and his website again is rich on
Speaker 1: Tech dot TV. Have a happy Thanksgiving, Rich, Thank you.
Speaker 8: Amy you too, Happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to you next week. The La
Speaker 1: County Department of Public Health is warning residents to avoid
Speaker 1: drinking voluntarily recalled raw milk because of a detection of
Speaker 1: bird flu virus. It was found in a retail sample.
Speaker 1: The California Department of Public Health is also worn against
Speaker 1: consuming a specific batch of Raw Farm raw milk. NBC's
Speaker 1: and Thompson explains the potential danger.
Speaker 11: Officials have long worn that raw milk can pose serious
Speaker 11: health risks because it can carry dangerous germs such as E.
Speaker 1: Coli, salmonella, and lasteria. The recalled batch includes court and
Speaker 1: a half and half gallon sizes with an expiration date
Speaker 1: of November twenty seventh. No illnesses have been reported, and
Speaker 1: Fresno based Raw Farm's own tests returned NEGA La County
Speaker 1: supervisors have approved a motion to offer support to illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants in the county. The motion, approved yesterday reaffirms the
Speaker 1: county's ban on using any local resources for immigration enforcement.
Speaker 1: It also reaffirms the county's commitment to represent LA program,
Speaker 1: which provides legal help to people in the us I
Speaker 1: Legally free fentanyl test strips are now available at some
Speaker 1: La County libraries to combat the surge in deadly overdoses
Speaker 1: from the powerful drug. The strips are available at thirteen
Speaker 1: county libraries every Wednesday from noon to four pm as
Speaker 1: part of an initiative with the California Department of Healthcare Services.
Speaker 1: The man who starred in the first episode of The
Speaker 1: Twilight Zone and had a career that spanned more than
Speaker 1: fifty years on TV and the big screen has died.
Speaker 5: Actor Earl Holloman's long career included the TV series Policewoman
Speaker 5: with Angie Dickinson, a Golden Globe for the rain Maker
Speaker 5: in nineteen fifty six, and the science fiction classic Forbidden Planet.
Speaker 5: Holloman also starred in the first episode of the Twilight
Speaker 5: Zone in nineteen fifty nine as a man who finds
Speaker 5: himself in a suspense viciously empty town where he's taunted
Speaker 5: by signs that he may not really be alone.
Speaker 6: But if there was a bomb, everything would be destroyed,
Speaker 6: and nothing is destroyed.
Speaker 5: The Hollywood reporter says Holloman died Monday in hospice care
Speaker 5: at his home in Studio City. He was ninety six.
Speaker 5: Mark Ronner, KFI News.
Speaker 1: Okay, we got our investigator Nick on the spot, who
Speaker 1: says that rich may have thought he was kidding about
Speaker 1: a Charlie Brown New Year, but he's not. There is
Speaker 1: a show on Apple TV It's Happy New Year. Charlie
Speaker 1: Brown might have to check that one out. Two people
Speaker 1: have been injured in a police chase that ended with
Speaker 1: a shooting in LA's West Adams neighborhood. Polly said they
Speaker 1: were chasing a domestic violence suspect who was driving a
Speaker 1: white Maserati in San Pedro yesterday. The driver stopped in
Speaker 1: a residential area, got out of the car and pointed
Speaker 1: a pair of guns at officers. That's when he was shot.
Speaker 1: A man from Northridge has been arrested after allegedly trying
Speaker 1: to board a flight at LAX was seventy one pounds
Speaker 1: of meth soaked clothing in his bags, including a kut
Speaker 1: pajama onesie. Federal prosecutors say the clothes were stuffed in
Speaker 1: two bags that were checked for his flight to Sydney, Australia,
Speaker 1: November sixth. Custom's officials say the clothes had dried stiff
Speaker 1: and there was a white residue on the clothing that
Speaker 1: tested positive for meth. California is one of the most
Speaker 1: expensive places to host Thanksgiving dinner. A study by Go
Speaker 1: Banking Rates says the average cost of a Thanksgiving dinner
Speaker 1: in California is seventy bucks. That's the fifth highest in
Speaker 1: the country. The study analyzed the costs of stuffing pie, potatoes,
Speaker 1: and turkey. At six poho five, it's handle on the news.
Speaker 1: There is a cease fire in Israel between Hesbalah and
Speaker 1: Israel and it's holding for now. At five point fifty,
Speaker 1: we're talking about doctor Chris Lowe with shark lab. It
Speaker 1: could soon be extinct shark lab and the waters off
Speaker 1: the southern California coast could be more dangerous because of it.
Speaker 4: Aamie's on it, Aami's on it, Aami's on it, Damie's
Speaker 4: on it?
Speaker 1: What am I on? I'm on this? Stream movies, documentaries, series,
Speaker 1: and there's so much out there. How do you know
Speaker 1: what to watch? Well, a lot of times I take
Speaker 1: recommendations from friends and then pass them on to you
Speaker 1: if I think they're worth a watch or maybe they're
Speaker 1: worth skipping. So one of my best friends, Debbie, who's
Speaker 1: up in Oregon, she was just down here visiting me.
Speaker 1: She said, I really like Man on the Inside, and
Speaker 1: I went, oh, that's right. That's a new series with
Speaker 1: Ted Danson. It's on Netflix. It's just a eight episode
Speaker 1: so if you feel the need to binge, it's easy
Speaker 1: to do, and if you want to spread it out
Speaker 1: you can. I've already binged the whole thing again. It
Speaker 1: stars Ted Danson. Sally Struthers is in it. Stephen McKinley Henderson,
Speaker 1: who you will recognize even if you're not sure who
Speaker 1: the name. He was in Civil War, he was in
Speaker 1: Dune Part One, lots of other shows too. You're going
Speaker 1: to recognize him immediately. Margaret Avery, who played sug in
Speaker 1: The Color Purple, and Lori tan Chin who in Orange
Speaker 1: It's the New Black. She's a great actress. So Man
Speaker 1: on the Inside is from the creator of the Good
Speaker 1: Place and Parks and rec and also the writer on
Speaker 1: the office it's Michael Sure. He's behind a man on
Speaker 1: the inside, and Sure has a certain style. So this
Speaker 1: show already feels kind of familiar from the start, not
Speaker 1: the story, but just the feel of the series. Charles,
Speaker 1: who is played by Ted Danson, is a retired college professor.
Speaker 1: His wife has recently died. He's depressed, he's lonely, he's
Speaker 1: not connecting with his daughter. He tries, but he just
Speaker 1: can't seem to do it, and so he's trying to
Speaker 1: figure out what he's going to do next. So he's
Speaker 1: reading the paper one day because he does read the
Speaker 1: paper because he's totally old school, and it comes across
Speaker 1: this help wantadad and applies to be an undercover assistant
Speaker 1: investigator in a retirement home in San Francisco, and he
Speaker 1: gets hired to do that, and so he infiltrates the
Speaker 1: retirement home and it ends up that this show it
Speaker 1: becomes a journey not only to find a thief, which
Speaker 1: is why he's going undercovers to find out who's stealing
Speaker 1: stuff from the retirement home, but also to kind of
Speaker 1: find himself. And I will tell you Ted Danson is
Speaker 1: fantastic and charming and funny and like just a true
Speaker 1: class act and proves that he's just a class actor.
Speaker 1: He's so just it's great to watch him, and the
Speaker 1: supporting cast is wonderful and it's really a great bitch. Again,
Speaker 1: just eight episodes and it's a quick one and it's
Speaker 1: totally worth it. One of the best shows I've seen
Speaker 1: in a while. And I was like, one, how much
Speaker 1: do I like this? And I started thinking ted Lasso,
Speaker 1: which you know, if you listen to Wake Up Call,
Speaker 1: that's like my favorite show of all time. Maybe not
Speaker 1: quite there, but it's right up there. It was really good,
Speaker 1: and it's like heartwarming and it's heartbreaking, and it's just
Speaker 1: a fun, fun watch. And I think with everything so
Speaker 1: dark in so many places of our lives, you need
Speaker 1: a little lightness and joy and this provides that. I'm
Speaker 1: on it. It's man on the inside. I think you
Speaker 1: should be two. Let's get back to some of the
Speaker 1: stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: Thousands of fake Gibson guitars have been seized at the
Speaker 1: Port Complex in LA.
Speaker 7: Officials with US Customs and Border Protections say had the
Speaker 7: guitar has been real, they would have been valued at
Speaker 7: around eighteen million dollars. Instead, the three thousand knockoffs have
Speaker 7: been seized at the ports of LA and Long Beach.
Speaker 7: Federal investigators say it's the largest seizure of fake musical
Speaker 7: instruments on record. The Border Patrol also says it's a
Speaker 7: reminder to be diligent when shopping online this holiday season,
Speaker 7: as that prized item may not be what it seems.
Speaker 7: Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: A sixteen year old girl and her three month old
Speaker 1: baby have been reported missing in Palmdale. The girl is
Speaker 1: the Hispanic four foot nine, one hundred and fourteen pounds
Speaker 1: with brown hair and brown eyes. Her daughter is twenty
Speaker 1: two inches tall, eleven pounds, brown, hot eyes, last scene
Speaker 1: wearing a pink onesie. They were last seen yesterday in Palmdale.
Speaker 1: The La County Sheriff's Department says the teen might have
Speaker 1: been headed to LA's West Lake District. The Department of
Speaker 1: Energy's Security Administration will be conducting low level flights over
Speaker 1: downtown Washington, d C. Over the next couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: official states to measure radiation levels. The head of President
Speaker 1: elect Trump's inauguration, the agency says the measurements will help
Speaker 1: protect public health and safety. During the inauguration, the potential
Speaker 1: buyers of a ski resort in the Angelos National Force
Speaker 1: say they envision an exclusive club for skiers.
Speaker 11: Under the plan, the San Gabriel Mountain Wilderness Resort would
Speaker 11: have a country club style membership with the yearly dues
Speaker 11: that could amount to seventeen point five million dollars in
Speaker 11: annual revenue. Paying members would have priority access to the
Speaker 11: best ski conditions. The US Forest Service oversees the area
Speaker 11: and as indicated, it would not allow such a plan
Speaker 11: to go forward. It remains to be seen if the
Speaker 11: purchase of the resort is contingent upon the plan being approved.
Speaker 1: I'm Phil Hewlett, Okay, So with Thanksgiving coming up, I'm
Speaker 1: always looking for something new. I used to do, like
Speaker 1: do you have us just something that you do every year.
Speaker 1: I used to do green bean casserole and sweet potatoes.
Speaker 1: That was my thing, But I think I was kind
Speaker 1: of the only one who liked the sweet potatoes and
Speaker 1: the green bean castrole when I would take it to
Speaker 1: my friends giving dinners. And so then a few years
Speaker 1: ago I got this killer mac and cheese recipe which
Speaker 1: is delicious, but it's also super expensive because it's like
Speaker 1: all these different kinds of exotic cheeses and it makes
Speaker 1: a ton. And like I said, it's delicious, but it's
Speaker 1: very expensive. So still looking for new dishes that I
Speaker 1: might want to introduce into my Thanksgiving meal tradition, and
Speaker 1: so scrolling through Instagram the other day and I found
Speaker 1: one and it's a doozy Listen to this under the
Speaker 1: plan the sand Gabriel, not that one.
Speaker 6: It isn't too early to be thinking about something spectacular
Speaker 6: for holiday eating. And cranberry crimson mold could be it. It's colorful,
Speaker 6: good and you can make it ahead of time.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: We started by dissolving two packages of strawberry flavored gelatine
Speaker 6: in a cup and a half of boiling water, and
Speaker 6: now we're adding the gelatine gradually to a cup of
Speaker 6: miracle whip salad dressing. What that's where the creamy look
Speaker 6: and the teasing flavor come from. After the mixture has
Speaker 6: chilled till it's slightly thickened, fold in a tenance package
Speaker 6: of cranberry relish a cup and a half of apple sauce.
Speaker 6: It's a marvelous combination of flavors and the lively, teasing
Speaker 6: taste of miracle whip is perfect for it just before
Speaker 6: serving unmolded. Then we're going to top it off with
Speaker 6: more miracle whip and watercress. With holiday time coming up
Speaker 6: and lots of sandwiches and salads to be made better,
Speaker 6: get a couple of jars of uncopyable miracle whip from Kraft?
Speaker 1: Is that so it's a real thing? Like they had
Speaker 1: pictures of it and they showed him making it, and I,
Speaker 1: like I said, I started watching them like, oh good,
Speaker 1: something new. And as soon as they said miracle whip,
Speaker 1: I said, all hack to the No, Nick, what do
Speaker 1: you think where I found it?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: I agree, No, I understand.
Speaker 12: And it's so funny because I realized we did message
Speaker 12: about this. Like I'm realizing now we did message about this.
Speaker 1: Okay, if I make it, will you try it?
Speaker 8: I will try it.
Speaker 1: You'll like it.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 12: You remember the do you remember the kombucha girl face?
Speaker 12: Like there's the kombucha girl where she's like like she
Speaker 12: has like the face like it's good. No, it's not good,
Speaker 12: it's good, it's not good. Like That's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 12: As he was describing I was like, Okay, that doesn't
Speaker 12: sound terrible. Oh that sounds disgusting. Oh that doesn't sound horrible.
Speaker 12: And then I was like, the last when was the
Speaker 12: last time you had watercress? I can't even think of
Speaker 12: this because I remember watercress. This, you know, it's what Yeah,
Speaker 12: it's it's kind of like an arugula idea. And it
Speaker 12: just makes you laugh because I think watercress sandwiches from
Speaker 12: like tea sandwiches.
Speaker 1: Okay, well here's the day I saw it. I was
Speaker 1: absolutely disgusted, and I said, I've got to make this
Speaker 1: really yes, so I win, and then I and then
Speaker 1: of course nobody has jello molds anymore. My mom has
Speaker 1: a but so I had to order one on Amazon
Speaker 1: and it got here yesterday. So I'm going to go
Speaker 1: home after the show today. I'm gonna make the Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: Miracle whip jello mold salad. And then, and I think
Speaker 1: Cono and I are the only ones who are actually
Speaker 1: here in this studio tomorrow morning, so I'm gonna make
Speaker 1: Cono ry it.
Speaker 8: I will be.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Okay, Well, sauce got me the apple sauce got
Speaker 1: me in there. You're a good way in a good way.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like Apple sauce, Apple Sauce and Miracle Whip.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Okay, I expect an Instagram live you too, because yeah,
Speaker 12: we all need to see this. We need to see
Speaker 12: facial expressions of trying this con I know that's not
Speaker 12: your it's not your deal to do Instagram Live, but
Speaker 12: I'm going to need you to lean into it, buddy.
Speaker 1: We'll see what we can do. But I am making it,
Speaker 1: and I am bringing it in tomorrow and we'll give
Speaker 1: you an update. You can always go try to You
Speaker 1: can fight it on Instagram if you want to try
Speaker 1: it too, And if you do, I would love to
Speaker 1: hear what you think when you make it, okay. Governor
Speaker 1: Newsom says a HP is going to work with local
Speaker 1: police in southern California, the Bay Area, and Sacramento to
Speaker 1: combat retail crime during the holiday shopping season. Their goal
Speaker 1: is to catch criminals in the act and protect the
Speaker 1: holiday shopping experience for everyone. Staff and probation officers working
Speaker 1: at La County Juvenile detention facilities will be carrying nelock
Speaker 1: zone under a motion approved by the Board of Supervisors.
Speaker 1: Thelock zone, also known as narkhan, can reverse the effects
Speaker 1: of an opioid drug overdose. The emotion will make NARCNN
Speaker 1: available at juvenile halls and calls for staff to be
Speaker 1: trained in how to use it. There may be trouble
Speaker 1: in former Royal Paradise. Megan Markle has released a statement
Speaker 1: following her appearance at a Thanksgiving event last week without Harry.
Speaker 1: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly in the
Speaker 1: midst of what is being called a professional separation, with
Speaker 1: reports suggesting that their work relationship is in a bad state.
Speaker 1: We're just minutes away from handle on the news this morning.
Speaker 1: Trump's team is finally signed on the dotted line and
Speaker 1: can move forward with its transition. Right now, let's say
Speaker 1: good morning to doctor Christopher Lowe in the Department of
Speaker 1: Biological Science's Shark Lab at cal State University, Long Beach.
Speaker 1: Good morning, doctor Lowe.
Speaker 3: Good morning. It's good good to hear you.
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on with us. We wanted to talk
Speaker 1: to you because Shark Lab is about to run out
Speaker 1: of funding. We've known about this for a while, but
Speaker 1: now it's getting to where it's it's imminent, so we
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to you about Shark Lab and its future.
Speaker 1: If there is one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we're at a precarious point. So unfortunately, our
Speaker 3: state funding runs out completely at January first, so I'm
Speaker 3: losing I've already lost half my staff and I will
Speaker 3: have to let go of the rest and start pulling
Speaker 3: all our monitoring equipment out of the water.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how many people are we're on We're on
Speaker 1: staff before we had to start making cuts.
Speaker 3: So I had five full time staff, okay, which included
Speaker 3: a lot of field staff and computer staff. Because we
Speaker 3: gather huge amounts of digital data that we push out
Speaker 3: to the federal and state government. Okay, but yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: So but our goal is to make that public. We
Speaker 3: want to make all our detection data public by next year.
Speaker 3: Own funding to do that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So and how much how much does it cost
Speaker 1: to fund shark clab.
Speaker 3: Well, our annual operating budget is about eight hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a year, and that enables us to work from
Speaker 3: Monterey all the way down the Mexican border.
Speaker 1: Okay, So let's talk a little bit about what you
Speaker 1: have been doing, because you mentioned monitoring equipment and you
Speaker 1: mentioned sharks, So what exactly does Sharklab do?
Speaker 3: So what Shark clab does is trying to answer the
Speaker 3: question of where are all these white shirts coming from,
Speaker 3: why are they hanging out at these beaches, what are
Speaker 3: they doing while they're there, And what the lifeguards want
Speaker 3: to know is when are they going to leave? So
Speaker 3: to do that we use telemetry monitoring. So we go
Speaker 3: we tag these sharks. We have three hundred tagged right now.
Speaker 3: They're moving along the California coast and we have listening
Speaker 3: stations all along the beaches listening for those sharks. And
Speaker 3: when a tag shark is detected, it sends lifeguards a
Speaker 3: text alert and then they can go see all the
Speaker 3: specs on that shark. Where is it? Then, how big
Speaker 3: is it? What's it doing?
Speaker 1: Okay, so they can it's sort of a preemptive they're like, okay,
Speaker 1: there are some white sharks out there, we need to
Speaker 1: be extra cautious in watching for them because they're surfers
Speaker 1: out there and swimmers out there all the time exactly.
Speaker 3: And in fact, one of the things that they're learning
Speaker 3: from this technology is not so much that it's an
Speaker 3: early warning system, but they're beginning to understand the patterns
Speaker 3: of behavior. For example, there may be an eight foot
Speaker 3: white shark out off that beach every single day, but
Speaker 3: nobody's seeing it. So therefore why close the beach? Now,
Speaker 3: every time they close the beach, that comes at a
Speaker 3: big cost to that community. So if you can minimize
Speaker 3: beach closures and keep the people safe, that's the goal.
Speaker 1: Okay, So here's the question, because since you're watching them
Speaker 1: swim around and do their thing, has Shark clab like
Speaker 1: saved lives because of what you're doing.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I'm not gonna say we're saved human lives.
Speaker 3: We certainly save shark lives because what we're learning about
Speaker 3: these movement patterns is really helpful for lifeguards in better
Speaker 3: advising the public. And in addition, the other monitoring tool
Speaker 3: we use, our drums drones have been a very powerful
Speaker 3: tool helping us kind of see what sharks do around people.
Speaker 3: And one of the things we found and published on
Speaker 3: last year is that probably as I speak, there's a
Speaker 3: white shark swimming underneath a surfer who's out in the
Speaker 3: lineup this morning waiting to catch a wave, and they
Speaker 3: don't even know that shark is there, and that shark
Speaker 3: is treating that person like their flocks. And so these
Speaker 3: are the things that we're learning, and they're telling us
Speaker 3: that these animals aren't nearly as dangerous as Discovery channels
Speaker 3: made them out to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Discovery Channel makes them look vicious and the movie Jaws.
Speaker 1: I still I didn't go into the water for months
Speaker 1: after that. So, and one of the things that you've
Speaker 1: also found, if I'm remember berncorrectly, is that the juvenile sharks,
Speaker 1: the juvenile white shirks, are the ones who kind of
Speaker 1: come closer to shore, That's right.
Speaker 3: They form these nurseries we call the nursery schools where
Speaker 3: you'll get adjucations up to forty and the smallest ones
Speaker 3: they're born at about four and a half feet long
Speaker 3: and then they're hanging out in these nurses until they're
Speaker 3: about nine feet long. And believe it or not, a
Speaker 3: nine foot long white shirk is still a juvenile.
Speaker 1: And when they're juveniles, will they attack people or do
Speaker 1: they wait till they're mature?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean we don't really know why they occasionally
Speaker 3: attack people, but the juvenile bites by juveniles are extremely rare,
Speaker 3: even more rare than bites by adults.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean shark shark bites. As we talk about
Speaker 1: their scary and Discovery Channel makes them look even more scary.
Speaker 1: But they're so rare, really, which is a good thing.
Speaker 3: They really are, they really are. I mean, you have
Speaker 3: a better chance of winning the lottery. So you know
Speaker 3: what I always tell people. Look, if you've been in
Speaker 3: the water off the California coast, the white shirks went
Speaker 3: by you and you didn't know it. So but that
Speaker 3: means they don't really about us. We are not on
Speaker 3: the menu, and occasionally accidents happen, but white sharks make
Speaker 3: accident They make mistakes a lot less frequently than we do.
Speaker 1: Okay, so doctor Low, tell us, what are you doing
Speaker 1: anything to try to keep shark Lab open or is
Speaker 1: this an inevitable thing? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, we hope to get our state funding reinstated.
Speaker 3: As everybody knows, the state budget it's not great right now.
Speaker 3: We've you know, a lot of legislators and the public
Speaker 3: really like what we do. We were lined up to
Speaker 3: get refunded and then unfortunately state budget was bad. So
Speaker 3: right now we need carryover money. Carryover money is going
Speaker 3: to have to come in the form of private because
Speaker 3: that can happen fast. So getting Tuesdays coming up, it's
Speaker 3: easy to donate to Shark Lab. You can just type
Speaker 3: in CSOB shark Lab into Google and then type donate
Speaker 3: and then it'll take you right to a page.
Speaker 1: Okay, that that is key, So if you want to
Speaker 1: keep yourself a little safer in the water. You know,
Speaker 1: sharks are scary, but there's such an incredibly important part
Speaker 1: of the whole ocean ecosystem. We can't really do the
Speaker 1: ocean without them.
Speaker 3: Right, absolutely, any fred, they're exact, and they're kind of
Speaker 3: a bell weather, right, they're actually telling us that our
Speaker 3: co solutions are getting a little healthier. So you can
Speaker 3: have those sharks if the rest of the ocean is
Speaker 3: that that off. So the fact that they've been recovering
Speaker 3: as quickly as they have from being overfished is really
Speaker 3: a good sign for ocean. So we kind of need
Speaker 3: them out there. The marine mammals need them. They help
Speaker 3: keep those populations healthy. So we need people to help
Speaker 3: care and protect sharks as well as people.
Speaker 1: Okay, so if you'd like to help out, they need
Speaker 1: carry over money and then hopefully we'll get state funding back.
Speaker 1: But where again do we go to make a donation
Speaker 1: if we want to help keep shark Lab open.
Speaker 3: Just google csuob Shark Lab donation and they will take
Speaker 3: you right to a page.
Speaker 1: Awesome. Okay, Doctor Christopher Low, thanks so much for getting
Speaker 1: up with us this morning and sharing the information. It's
Speaker 1: important work. Hope hopefully you'll be cain continuing it after
Speaker 1: the first of January.
Speaker 3: Great, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: All right, take care. Let's get back to some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: The FBI and US Marshals are warning about phone scams
Speaker 1: that involve people pretending to be marshals, court officers, and
Speaker 1: other government agents. They say scammers tell people they've broken
Speaker 1: the law and have to pay up or be arrested.
Speaker 1: Authority say the scammers tell people to withdraw money and
Speaker 1: transfer it to the government, to buy prepaid debit or
Speaker 1: gift cards, or deposit money into bitcoin ATMs. Again, that's
Speaker 1: a scam. Israel and Lebanon have agreed to the US
Speaker 1: brokered ceasefire to end the fighting with Hezbola. President Biden
Speaker 1: says it's good news, and he also wants to see
Speaker 1: an end to the fighting in Gaza.
Speaker 9: Mal Hamas has a choice to make.
Speaker 6: Their only way out is to release the hostages, including
Speaker 6: American citizens, which they hold.
Speaker 1: Biden says Israel reserves the right to resume operations in
Speaker 1: Lebanon if Hesbolas breaks the terms of the truce, but
Speaker 1: the deal is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities.
Speaker 1: Israel says it will attack with might if Hesbola breaks
Speaker 1: the truce that started early this morning. The fourteenth annual
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles, Orange County, Southland. Weather from KFI slight chance
Speaker 1: of showers this morning, becoming partly cloudy with highs in
Speaker 1: the mid sixties at the beaches, upper sixties for Metro
Speaker 1: La and Inlan, Orange County, around seventy in the valleys,
Speaker 1: in ie fifties in the Antelope Valley. Partly cloudy tonight
Speaker 1: with lows in the forties to low fifties. A mix
Speaker 1: of sun and clouds for Thanksgiving Day, with highs in
Speaker 1: the sixties to mid seventies. Mostly cloudy with highs in
Speaker 1: the sixties to mid seventies. For Black Friday. It's sixty
Speaker 1: in San Gabriel, sixty one Lakewood, sixty one in Anaheim,
Speaker 1: and fifty nine in Mission via Ho. We lead local
Speaker 1: live from the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. I'm Amy King.
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