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Speaker 4: Okay, good morning, it's five o'clock.
Speaker 5: Greight up.
Speaker 1: This is your wake up call for Monday, June sixteenth.
Speaker 5: I'm Amy King.
Speaker 1: We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Just heard that
Speaker 1: opening with our friend Todd Light at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 5: I love his voice. How much I know?
Speaker 1: Oh man, I think everybody does. It's amazing. I got
Speaker 1: to go to Dodgers games this weekend and so it
Speaker 1: was a super fun treat. We went Friday night, they lost,
Speaker 1: still fun to be there. We went Saturday night in
Speaker 1: Holy heck, that was so much fun. So we go
Speaker 1: to the game and show Hay is having a bit
Speaker 1: of a slump. But they've said when Shohey has a slump,
Speaker 1: he breaks out of it in style, and so he did.
Speaker 1: He broke out of it with a home run in
Speaker 1: the first inning, and then what the heck, let's do
Speaker 1: another one in the sixth.
Speaker 5: So that was super fun.
Speaker 1: And then the team was up by so much that
Speaker 1: they put Key k Hernandez in as a pitcher in
Speaker 1: the ninth inning.
Speaker 5: He gave up five runs.
Speaker 1: But they put him in because you know, they've got
Speaker 1: the shortage and the pitching staff. And of course that
Speaker 1: leads us to the big thing, and that is that show.
Speaker 1: Hay's pitching tonight, starting pitcher, starting pitcher for the first
Speaker 1: time since joining the Dodgers. It's so so exciting and
Speaker 1: speaking pitching, Kershaw was amazing Saturday night through seven scoreless innings.
Speaker 1: It was so great anyway, So that was my weekend.
Speaker 1: I hope your weekend was half as good as that
Speaker 1: because it was just such a fun, fun time. Here's
Speaker 1: what's ahead on wake up call. Oh my gosh, We've
Speaker 1: got so much going on today, you're not going to
Speaker 1: want to miss a minute of it, all right, La
Speaker 1: Mayor Bath says curfews in downtown La will remain in
Speaker 1: place indefinitely.
Speaker 5: Over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Officers fired tear gas and pepper spray, and an attempt
Speaker 1: to disperse protesters after an unlawful assembly was declared. National
Speaker 1: Guard soldiers also seen pushing protesters off the steps of
Speaker 1: the Federal Building. Spectrum service to parts of La and
Speaker 1: Ventura County has literally been cut. Spectrum says vandals cut
Speaker 1: a fiber optic line in van Nis yesterday morning. Spectrum
Speaker 1: says it is working to restore service and apologized for
Speaker 1: the inconvenience. It's also offering a twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: reward for information leading to whoever cut those lines. The
Speaker 1: man accused of shooting and killing Minnesota state representative and
Speaker 1: her husband and shooting a senator from Minnesota and his
Speaker 1: wife has been caught. ABC's Jim Ryan's going to join
Speaker 1: us with the latest on the arrest and the rising
Speaker 1: threat against lawmakers that's coming up in just a couple minutes.
Speaker 1: Iran and Israel continue to bombard each other. A missile
Speaker 1: attack has killed five people in Israel overnight, and while
Speaker 1: Israel says it now has air superiority over Tehran, the
Speaker 1: attacks continue. ABC shore Donna Miller is going to join
Speaker 1: us from Jerusalem with the latest. That's at five twenty.
Speaker 1: Ever noticed how some things have just disappeared. You kind
Speaker 1: of don't even pay attention to it, But BuzzFeed put
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Speaker 1: sometime between now and six o'clock. Let's get started with
Speaker 1: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. Five hundred and sixty one people have
Speaker 1: been arrested in anti Ice protests that started more than
Speaker 1: a week ago. This protester says she is not stopping.
Speaker 4: We will be here every day until Ice is out
Speaker 4: of our country and our state because they don't belong here.
Speaker 4: This is our land, this is our land, and we're
Speaker 4: here to stay.
Speaker 1: Mayor Bass says the city needs to stand together.
Speaker 5: My message is, Mayor, is is that I respect and
Speaker 5: honor our tradition here, which is we are a city
Speaker 5: of immigrants, and I think frankly that that is our strength.
Speaker 1: Mayor Bass is still calling for ICE to stop its raids,
Speaker 1: but President Trump says he wants deportations in cities like
Speaker 1: La Chicago, and New York to be increased. News brought
Speaker 1: to you by American Vision Windows. Evacuation orders for all
Speaker 1: zones affected by January's deadly Palisades fire have been lifted.
Speaker 6: The ONLYFD lifted the final evacuation order to the Palisades
Speaker 6: on Sunday night. All traffic restrictions have been lifted in
Speaker 6: the area as well. The EPA had delayed access due
Speaker 6: to air and soil concerns, but many residents had already returned.
Speaker 6: The fire burned over twenty three thousand acres, destroyed sixty
Speaker 6: eight hundred structures, and killed twelve people. The Getty Villa
Speaker 6: is also set to reopen June twenty seventh. Authorities are
Speaker 6: reminding everyone to take care around remaining debris and follow
Speaker 6: safety guidelines. Other Brooker KFI news.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers show.
Speaker 1: Hey Otani is going to take the mound tonight for
Speaker 1: the first time since his elbow surgery in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: It's also the first time he'll pitch for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: The team says he'll start against the Padres, but reports
Speaker 1: are that he's just going to pitch an inning or
Speaker 1: two as an opener. It's his long awaited return after
Speaker 1: surgery and a year of rehab. Can't wait. It'll be
Speaker 1: interesting to see if Spectrum services back up and running,
Speaker 1: because that's where you can watch the Dodger game. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: let's say good morning now to ABC's Jim Ryan. So, Jim,
Speaker 1: when we set this up last night, they were still
Speaker 1: searching for the guy in Minnesota, and this morning we
Speaker 1: wake up to find out that they got him.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: They captured him not too far from the farm that
Speaker 7: he owns out to the west southwest of the Twin Cities,
Speaker 7: so that's where he was. He was very close to
Speaker 7: that place. He'd actually been staying with somebody else in
Speaker 7: His roommate had talked about how this guy, the event's bolterer,
Speaker 7: had not been political at all, that he hadn't really
Speaker 7: said much about politics. So it's kind of a mystery
Speaker 7: as to what the motivation was in this situation. But
Speaker 7: because he was taken alive, he didn't put up a fight.
Speaker 7: He had a gun with him, but he was taken
Speaker 7: alive and now we should be able to get some
Speaker 7: information about what was driving him to do this.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Interesting that you said that he didn't have like strong
Speaker 1: political motivation, So, I mean, was he just stewing and stewing.
Speaker 1: And then we had also heard Jim, and I think
Speaker 1: tell me if you heard this too, that he had
Speaker 1: sent a message he either called somebody or texted somebody
Speaker 1: and said I did something bad.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yes, that was his roommate. This guy, he's got a family,
Speaker 7: got a wife, and they all lived out on this farm.
Speaker 7: But he was living in Minneapolis with this other person,
Speaker 7: this roommate of his apparently, and he had been in
Speaker 7: touch with this roommate, and Vance Bolter had said, yeah,
Speaker 7: that he had done something terrible, he might not make
Speaker 7: it out alive, that he might not be seen for
Speaker 7: a long time. Yeah, but he didn't offer much in
Speaker 7: the way of an explanation as to why he was
Speaker 7: doing this. The guy, I mean, it's sort of a
Speaker 7: mixed history that he has. He had worked on a committee,
Speaker 7: a legislative committee with one of the people who was
Speaker 7: shot on Saturday. He apparently was familiar with these folks.
Speaker 7: He worked as a security person, a home security guard,
Speaker 7: and so he and had cobbled together a police uniform
Speaker 7: something that looked very much like a Minneapolis police uniform
Speaker 7: or a suburban police uniform. Had a vehicle with lights
Speaker 7: on it looked a lot like a squad car, and
Speaker 7: this disguise helped him to gain the confidence of these
Speaker 7: two lawmakers. Knocking on the door, they opened up and
Speaker 7: he fire.
Speaker 1: So did they let him in or did he just
Speaker 1: started firing when they opened the door or do we know?
Speaker 7: At least in the case in the first case. In
Speaker 7: the case of the state senator and his wife who
Speaker 7: were wounded, apparently, a child and the daughter of that
Speaker 7: couple opened the door. She saw that it was a
Speaker 7: policeman there, apparently, and that's how he gained access and
Speaker 7: open fire. She then, the little girl is the one
Speaker 7: who called police. The police came out to the scene.
Speaker 7: They found these two wounded people, the state senator and
Speaker 7: his wife, and they said, you know what, maybe we
Speaker 7: better go check on the state by the former state
Speaker 7: representative state speaker and see what's going on, maybe because
Speaker 7: she lived about eight miles away. So by the time
Speaker 7: they got to that place, though, they found that State
Speaker 7: Representative Melissa Hortman was dead. As was her husband, but
Speaker 7: the suspect was still there at their house and dressed
Speaker 7: in this police uniform and driving what looked like a
Speaker 7: squad car. He managed to escape, was on the land
Speaker 7: for what a day and a half or so until
Speaker 7: he was caught yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I still Jim and I still am having an
Speaker 1: issue with how did they make the jump that they
Speaker 1: go to somewhere they find that somebody's been shot and
Speaker 1: they go, oh, let's go to a house eight miles
Speaker 1: away of another lawmaker, Like, are there other? Are they
Speaker 1: the only two who live in the area. I just
Speaker 1: thought that that was an amazing jump.
Speaker 7: Well, it was I and this the police sergeant who
Speaker 7: went out there and made that connection said, you know what,
Speaker 7: this may be political, you know, it's certainly random. And
Speaker 7: he knew who these people were. He knew that it
Speaker 7: was a state senator and that it was his wife.
Speaker 7: And he made that connection and said, you know what,
Speaker 7: Hoffman lives not too far from here. Hortman rather Hortman
Speaker 7: is her name, and so I'm going to send some
Speaker 7: people over there to take a look make sure she's
Speaker 7: doing okay. That's when they found this suspect, And then
Speaker 7: they found the bodies of Melissa Hortman at her husband.
Speaker 7: I mean, this guy but apparently had a list of
Speaker 7: dozens of names people he had a vendetta against. And
Speaker 7: so if that sergeant hadn't gotten this idea that maybe
Speaker 7: we better send somebody over there, who knows how many
Speaker 7: other people might have.
Speaker 5: Been injured exactly, And luckily they got him.
Speaker 1: Now before we head out, these threats of violence and
Speaker 1: actual violence against lawmakers has really shot up through the roof, and.
Speaker 7: It really has. And if you look at that, and
Speaker 7: so too has the acceptance of violence. There's a survey
Speaker 7: done here actually before the twenty twenty four election that
Speaker 7: found that eighteen percent of Americans agreed that quote, because
Speaker 7: things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots
Speaker 7: may have to resort to violence in order to save
Speaker 7: our country. Eighteen percent. I mean you say sure. I
Speaker 7: mean the good news is it's only eighteen percent of
Speaker 7: Americans who are okay with political violence. The bad news
Speaker 7: is that eighteen percent of Americans are okay with this.
Speaker 7: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: ABC's Jim Ryan think thanks so much for the information
Speaker 5: and the update. We appreciated.
Speaker 7: See y Aamy.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Iran
Speaker 1: has fired a new wave of missile attacks on Israel,
Speaker 1: killing at least five. Iran says it launched about one
Speaker 1: hundred missiles and vowed further retaliation for Israel's surprise attack
Speaker 1: on its nuclear program and military leadership last week. Former
Speaker 1: Sentcom Commander General Joseph Vattel says Israel's Iron Dome is
Speaker 1: not infallible.
Speaker 8: Iran is counting on that and then hoping that that
Speaker 8: will put pressure on the Israeli administration to stop doing
Speaker 8: what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Israel has also fired missiles at Iran over the past
Speaker 1: few days and claims it has achieved aerial superiority over
Speaker 1: Tehran and could fly over the Iranian capital with impunity.
Speaker 1: We're going to get the latest on this, whichjer Donna
Speaker 1: Miller in Jerusalem. That's coming up in about seven minutes.
Speaker 1: A new poll shows most people think the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: is not politically neutral. The Reuters IPSO poll shows fifty
Speaker 1: eight percent of an Americans feel that way, while twenty
Speaker 1: percent say they think it is politically neutral. Among people
Speaker 1: who describe themselves as Democrats, ten percent say it's politically neutral,
Speaker 1: while among Republicans, fifty four percent say they don't see
Speaker 1: it as a neutral court. Meta has finalized a multi
Speaker 1: billion dollar investment in Scale AI and recruited the startups
Speaker 1: chief executive officer to join its AI efforts. Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 1: is putting together a team of experts to achieve artificial
Speaker 1: general intelligence and is poaching top engineers from other big
Speaker 1: tech companies, including from Google. It's the Disneyland Resorts seventieth celebration,
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Speaker 1: Park or Disney California Adventure Park and join this limited
Speaker 1: time event. Keep it right here, keep your phone handy,
Speaker 1: and keep the radio turned up. We have a family
Speaker 1: pack of tickets to give away this morning during wake
Speaker 1: up call, sometime between now and six o'clock, so keep
Speaker 1: it right here. The LAPD has made more than five
Speaker 1: hundred arrests since ice ray had started in the Southland.
Speaker 1: The arrests have been made since June eighth and are
Speaker 1: in connection with protests across the city. A dozen LAPD
Speaker 1: officers have been injured, including three on Saturday during the
Speaker 1: No King's protests downtown. More than five months after the
Speaker 1: deadly wildfire in Pacific Palisades, the final evacuation order has
Speaker 1: been lifted. Officials acknowledged that a lot of people had
Speaker 1: disregarded the evacuation order and had already started moving back in.
Speaker 1: Gas prices have begun inching up following several weeks of
Speaker 1: dropping prices. The average price for a gallon of regular
Speaker 1: gas in La County ticked up two tenths of ascent
Speaker 1: to four to sixty five. Orange County's average is up
Speaker 1: four tenths of ascent to a little over four fifty
Speaker 1: six a gallon. Let's say good morning now to ABC's
Speaker 1: Jordana Miller in Jerusalem. Good morning, Jordana.
Speaker 3: High there.
Speaker 1: Hi.
Speaker 5: Sure it's a very stressful time for you.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, it feels kind of like time has. It's
Speaker 3: like one one big long day since Friday morning at
Speaker 3: three am, when those sirens woke up, you know, citizens
Speaker 3: across Israel, to notify them that Israel was carrying out
Speaker 3: a preemptive strike on Oran's nuclear facilities on its military sites,
Speaker 3: carrying out all these targeted assassinations of military leaders, scientists,
Speaker 3: and since then it seems like one long day of
Speaker 3: sirens and trying to adjust to a new reality, which
Speaker 3: is you know, a whole other intense phase of this war.
Speaker 3: You know, with the war in Gazon going as well.
Speaker 3: You know, there are now twenty four Israelis that have
Speaker 3: been killed since Israel carried out those strikes Iran last night,
Speaker 3: as it has for the last few nights, firing about
Speaker 3: specifically last night with sixty five ballistic missiles and two waves.
Speaker 3: Some nights it's about one hundred, and those are basically
Speaker 3: most of them are being shot down. But we're seeing
Speaker 3: about ten percent, maybe a little bit more thirteen percent
Speaker 3: evading Israel's aerial defense system and striking residential buildings in
Speaker 3: you know, a lot of parts of central Israel and
Speaker 3: in some parts.
Speaker 5: Of the North Jordana m last year for example.
Speaker 1: Oh I was just going to say, it appears that
Speaker 1: Israel is striking targets. They're going after nuclear facilities, oil refineries,
Speaker 1: targeting some people, scientists and leaders, but is Iran just
Speaker 1: striking indiscriminately.
Speaker 3: Well, it appears that they are striking civilian targets, though
Speaker 3: it has to be said that some of Israel's most
Speaker 3: important defense buildings and air bases are in areas where
Speaker 3: there's civilian life right around, right, especially in Tel Aviv.
Speaker 3: So the Iranians do appear to be hitting some areas
Speaker 3: that are far from far from what we might consider
Speaker 3: legitimate you know, military targets, Israeli military targets, and some
Speaker 3: are closer to those targets. You know, the neighborhood that
Speaker 3: was hit today or overnight, I should say, you know,
Speaker 3: it was in central Tel Aviv. It actually part of it.
Speaker 3: The aftermath of the strike damaged part of the US
Speaker 3: embassy or consulate building there in Tel Aviv. You know,
Speaker 3: minor damage, nobody was hurt, That's what US officials tell us.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, you know, that's not an area with intense
Speaker 3: or you know, Israeli military sites.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: And then for example, the areas of Benez Barack and
Speaker 3: Petach Tikva that were hit, those also don't seem close
Speaker 3: to any military sites. So I think there is you know,
Speaker 3: some there is a good deal of truth to ran
Speaker 3: not not solely hitting or trying to hit Israeli military
Speaker 3: targets where I think Israel is trying you know, more
Speaker 3: or less and even calling on people to to evacuate.
Speaker 3: Yesterday Israel put out evacuation orders for some parts of
Speaker 3: Tehran where they operated overnight and yesterday. So you know,
Speaker 3: this is uh, you know, these strikes are it doesn't
Speaker 3: it doesn't appear that the back and forth is going
Speaker 3: to end anytime soon. It feels like we're being prepared for,
Speaker 3: you know, at least a couple of weeks of this.
Speaker 5: Okay and Jordana.
Speaker 1: Do you know how much damage has been done to
Speaker 1: facilities in Tehran? We had some initial reports after that
Speaker 1: first huge barrage, but have you gotten any updates on
Speaker 1: what they've taken out since?
Speaker 3: So these really say they've significantly damaged the Natans nuclear
Speaker 3: facility and a facility in Isfahan. The Iranians have admitted
Speaker 3: significant damage to Natans. These reallys have not yet targeted
Speaker 3: for now. That's the nuclear facility that's deep underground in Qualms,
Speaker 3: not far from Tehran. And then Israil you know hit
Speaker 3: what they say is now a third of about one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty missile launcher sites and knocked out a
Speaker 3: lot of air defense systems, and the Iranians have admitted
Speaker 3: the assassination of much of their top military leadership, and
Speaker 3: today we learned more their top intelligence chief was killed.
Speaker 3: So Iran can't really hide that. But I do think
Speaker 3: it's you know, I do think Iran. We have to
Speaker 3: remember Iran has cut access to the internet for its
Speaker 3: citizens and it took them many days to come out
Speaker 3: only late yesterday, on day the end of day three
Speaker 3: of this fight or war, to admit that over two
Speaker 3: hundred Iranians have been killed.
Speaker 1: And then one last question before we let you go,
Speaker 1: because we know that there are as you mentioned, the
Speaker 1: air raid sirens are going off all the time. Are
Speaker 1: they going off in Jerusalem? And if they are, how
Speaker 1: many times have you had to go into a shelter
Speaker 1: so far?
Speaker 3: Oh, they are going off in Jerusalem, I would say three,
Speaker 3: four times a day, and often in the night, in
Speaker 3: the middle of the night. And I've been I've taken
Speaker 3: my young children across the street to a more fortified
Speaker 3: bomb shelter than the one in my home that's underground,
Speaker 3: and we've been there. Yeah, I would say almost a
Speaker 3: dozen times, probably since Friday morning. Wow, So it's it's
Speaker 3: pretty intense.
Speaker 1: And unnerving, and like you said, it's this weird news. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anxiety, Yeah, it's very anxiety provoking because you're given a
Speaker 3: certain amount of warning, but you still have to, you know,
Speaker 3: get everyone awake and put on their shoes. And what
Speaker 3: what I did, which is what many Israelis do, is
Speaker 3: they know where they're going, and everything's kind of there already, right,
Speaker 3: the clothes or the toys, and the food and the snacks,
Speaker 3: you know, and the games, the pillow, all of that's
Speaker 3: in this bomb shelter, and then you just take one
Speaker 3: bag and go.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: We hope that you don't have to continue to do
Speaker 1: that much longer, but we also hope that you continue
Speaker 1: to stay safe.
Speaker 5: And thank you as always for the information. Jordana. We'll
Speaker 5: talk to you soon.
Speaker 3: Okay, talk Sandy.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: Hey, Tonight, the Dodgers are taking on the Padres at
Speaker 1: Dodgers Stadium. First pitch goes out at seven o'clock and
Speaker 1: guess who's doing it. Shohei Otani is the starting pitcher.
Speaker 1: You can listen to tonight's Dodger game and all the
Speaker 1: games on AM five seventy LA Sports. You can stream
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Speaker 1: one selling beer at your favorite bar or grocer. And
Speaker 1: speaking of Japan's number one, how about that show? Hey,
Speaker 1: As I mentioned, he's going to be pitching tonight, but
Speaker 1: he had quite a showing over the weekend, especially on
Speaker 1: Saturday night.
Speaker 2: He's too He's clobered a right film way back.
Speaker 5: And then in the sixth.
Speaker 3: It's a near with the Missu away Field doesn't.
Speaker 2: Have enough Carrie Exer does.
Speaker 7: He's a good home rather than night for shel Hair
Speaker 7: Old's handy said emphatic into his home run trout.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's pretty amazing to watch and so cute, just
Speaker 1: got his little boy face that he's adorable and has
Speaker 1: such joy for the game like they all do. It's
Speaker 1: so fun to watch. Take Amy, It's not like that.
Speaker 1: It's more like a Sun Collee.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: It's Police in Huntington Beach say they've arrested a felon
Speaker 1: at the No King's protest for threatening to punch someone
Speaker 1: and happened a few blocks away from the pier.
Speaker 5: Saturday.
Speaker 1: Police say the guy who's wanted for battery and vandalism
Speaker 1: was waving a Mexican flag and threatening to knock out
Speaker 1: someone in the crowd. He's facing several charges. G Seven
Speaker 1: leaders have gathered in Canada. President Trump's tariffs and the
Speaker 1: escalating conflict in the Middle Easter expected to be main topics.
Speaker 1: The largest manhunt in Minnesota state history has ended. They
Speaker 1: got their guy. The man accused of shooting and killing
Speaker 1: a state lawmaker and her husband and shooting a senator
Speaker 1: and his wife was arrested last night. We're going to
Speaker 1: talk about that handle on the news that's coming up
Speaker 1: at six oh five. Let's get back to some of
Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 1: Spectrum says a criminal active vandalism in van Uys knocked
Speaker 1: out service to customers in La in parts of Ventura County.
Speaker 1: The company says fiber optic lines were intentionally cut yesterday
Speaker 1: by thieves looking for copper. Official say the vandals climbed
Speaker 1: trees to get access to the lines, which were up
Speaker 1: on poles. Spectrum is offering a reward to help find
Speaker 1: the person responsible. By the way, there is no copper
Speaker 1: in the fiber optic lines. A body has been found
Speaker 1: near an on ramp on the four or five Freeway
Speaker 1: in Van nys The LA County Office of a Medical
Speaker 1: Examiner was sent to the area of Haskell Avenue yesterday afternoons.
Speaker 1: Not clear how the person died. Police are looking for
Speaker 1: the driver of a black car that plowed into a
Speaker 1: crowd at the No King's protest in Riverside. One woman
Speaker 1: has significant injuries and was taken to the hospital, but
Speaker 1: is now in stable condition. Video on social media shows
Speaker 1: protesters running up to a black car. That's when the
Speaker 1: car plowed into several people and took off. It's being
Speaker 1: investigated as a felony hit and run. Vendors at the
Speaker 1: Santa Fe Springs swap meet say foot traffic is down
Speaker 1: because of an ice rate over the weekend. Dozens of
Speaker 1: ice agents guarded by US Marines showed up at the
Speaker 1: swap meet on Saturday. This vendor tells KTLA the agents
Speaker 1: were asking people where they're from.
Speaker 5: They were dragging people out of the bathrooms. There's people scared.
Speaker 5: They went into all the spaces asking for everyone's identification.
Speaker 5: We're all hardworking people. It's not fair what's going on.
Speaker 1: She says her grandmother is now afraid to work at
Speaker 1: the swap meet, and that her family's main source of
Speaker 1: the income comes from the sales at the the swamp meat.
Speaker 1: Several people were detained by during the raid. A poll
Speaker 1: by the Center for the Environment and Welfare show sixty
Speaker 1: percent of people in California regret passing Prop twelve. It
Speaker 1: went into effect in twenty twenty two. Farmers who sell
Speaker 1: eggs and pork to supermarkets in California are now banned
Speaker 1: from using techniques approved by veterinarians to raise chickens and pigs.
Speaker 1: Center research director Will Coggin tells KFI, that's why the
Speaker 1: cost of eggs and pork have gone up.
Speaker 2: Our argument to Congress is, hey, food price have already
Speaker 2: gone up dramatically in recent years. We don't you know.
Speaker 5: Prop twelve is an overreach. California should not be trying
Speaker 5: to regularly farmers in other states.
Speaker 1: The Center's poll is part of its Food Price Fixed
Speaker 1: campaign to educate voters and Congress about Proposition twelve and
Speaker 1: its role in pushing up grocery bills in California. Time
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Speaker 8: Morning, Happy Monday.
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Speaker 8: see just giving us again, trying to give us a
Speaker 8: little love today. Well, the average price of the top
Speaker 8: one hundred concert tours has slipped by about six percent
Speaker 8: from last year, according to live entertainment tracker poll Star.
Speaker 5: That's the most since twenty twelve.
Speaker 8: Now, they say the combo of the volatile stock market,
Speaker 8: shaky consumer confidence, and inflation, that's all the reasons behind this.
Speaker 8: But speaking of that, going to a concert is way
Speaker 8: more expensive than it used to be. The average cost
Speaker 8: so far this year is one hundred and twenty dollars,
Speaker 8: but that's almost seventy percent from twenty ten.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's crazy how expensive they're getting. So at
Speaker 1: Home has filed for bankruptcy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so people who go to this retailer there, I mean,
Speaker 8: they're a great one. They have everything for patio, furniture,
Speaker 8: picture frames, anything you need for your house. But tariffs
Speaker 8: have definitely taken a toll on this company. The retail
Speaker 8: chain has been shifting some of its products supply lines
Speaker 8: away from China, but it's not fast enough. Management told
Speaker 8: investors last year that it's shipping products from Vietnam, India, Turkey,
Speaker 8: and they're trying to expand their sourcing from other countries
Speaker 8: away from China. But one thing that's important, they reiterated
Speaker 8: that they are not shutting down in Chapter eleven. Majority
Speaker 8: of its stores will remain open. So that's good for
Speaker 8: a lot of shoppers out there, especially especially if you
Speaker 8: love at Home, which we have stores at Lake Forest, Riverside,
Speaker 8: Long Beach, Pasadena, Coasta, Mesa.
Speaker 5: And then this.
Speaker 1: I always thought that Victoria's secret was going after the
Speaker 1: younger crowd, but apparently they're targeting the younger crowd now
Speaker 1: and it's not necessarily having the results they want, no.
Speaker 8: And not happening fast enough because they've been having a
Speaker 8: lot of competition airy for example, Kim Kardashian Skin, so
Speaker 8: much competition in this space, so they have been struggling
Speaker 8: for years to kind of set itself apart.
Speaker 5: Also, there was a little bit of the backlash.
Speaker 8: From the Angels and kind of that sexified look that
Speaker 8: Victoria's Secret connex push for a long time sexified. I
Speaker 8: couldn't think of what the good word was, but I
Speaker 8: like that kind of hit the nail on the head.
Speaker 8: So earlier this month, one of Victoria's Secret's largest shareholders
Speaker 8: accused the company of mismanagement. Now another activist investor. They're
Speaker 8: jumping in the mix. They're targeting the retailers. So sources
Speaker 8: tell us Barrington Capital is looking for a shakeup. They
Speaker 8: plan to ask for changes for its strategy, and Victoria's
Speaker 8: Secret says, all right, we're going to engage.
Speaker 5: We look forward to discussing our views, all right, so
Speaker 5: we'll see if that works.
Speaker 1: Okay, get in your business with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho like
Speaker 1: we do every weekday. We'll talk to you again tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Definitely see you later, all right, thanks Courtney. Federal immigration
Speaker 1: rates have continued through the weekend. The latest raid happened
Speaker 1: at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet Saturday, which was
Speaker 1: hosting a consort. The show was canceled after the raid
Speaker 1: that started about three point thirty and lasted for an hour.
Speaker 1: Not immediately clear how many people were detained. Several people
Speaker 1: have been injured when a car plowed into the crowd
Speaker 1: at the No Kings protest in Englewood. At least two
Speaker 1: teenagers are among those who got hurt. At about ten
Speaker 1: twenty on Saturday night. How to Train Your Dragon has
Speaker 1: some real teeth. At the box office, the live action
Speaker 1: Dragon movie featuring Toothless to the Dragon earned over eighty
Speaker 1: three million dollars in its first weekend in theaters.
Speaker 5: We're just minutes away from Handle.
Speaker 1: On the news this morning, there was talk about taking
Speaker 1: out the Ayatola in Iran. Apparently President Trump was against that. Okay,
Speaker 1: we have we're telling you that there are all these
Speaker 1: things that you used to have in your kitchen that
Speaker 1: have just sort of slowly gone away. And a BuzzFeed
Speaker 1: put out a list of fifty things and put pictures
Speaker 1: up of these fifty different things that everybody used to
Speaker 1: have that nobody has now and so we thought it
Speaker 1: was so fun. I posted the link to the list
Speaker 1: on my Instagram at Amy K King. If you want
Speaker 1: to check out the full list and check out all
Speaker 1: the pictures. Here are a few of them. And again
Speaker 1: some of these are pretty visual, so like you'll see
Speaker 1: it and go, oh my god, we had that. So
Speaker 1: one of The first things is the retro dining set
Speaker 1: remembered had like a shiny, bright colored top. This one's yellow,
Speaker 1: and then matching vinyl chairs, Like everybody I know had
Speaker 1: that as a kid and nobody has it anymore. And
Speaker 1: then the next is the round or oval oak table
Speaker 1: that had the matching windsor chairs. I think my friend
Speaker 1: Debbie still has it, but she's like the only one
Speaker 1: I know who still has that set. But everybody had it.
Speaker 1: One of my best friends had it until I don't
Speaker 1: know about two years ago. Saloon doors in the kitchen.
Speaker 1: Oh no, we had saloon doors in the kitchen.
Speaker 5: Did you have those?
Speaker 2: Well no, but I saw them everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had those. The fridge that refuses to die.
Speaker 1: You know how refrigerators just last for like five years now.
Speaker 1: My mom still has of a refrigerator that I think
Speaker 1: she's had for about forty years.
Speaker 5: It's out in the garage.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's so she's got a newer like a side
Speaker 1: by side and all that stuff, but the one that's
Speaker 1: out in the garage still still working. And then there's
Speaker 1: the vintage Tupperware bowl. It's a big yellow bowl. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and we used it for everything. I'm going and I
Speaker 1: saw it. I went, oh my god, we had that
Speaker 1: and it's listed as a foot bath, meat defrostrate, puke bucket, bucket,
Speaker 1: potato salad, and popcorn bowl.
Speaker 5: And I think we did use it for all those things.
Speaker 5: Yellow ones, pink ones, and blue ones. Yeah, remember that,
Speaker 5: the tupperware bowls.
Speaker 1: And then the other another one is the corn holders.
Speaker 1: Those you still have those, the little yellow ones see
Speaker 1: mine are? They're not the little yellow that look like
Speaker 1: a piece of corn anymore. I have like other little
Speaker 1: designer ones or something, but that they're like the little
Speaker 1: corn skewers to help you eat your corn on the
Speaker 1: cop food coloring. Everybody had the four colors, the green, yellow, red,
Speaker 1: and blue food coloring. I don't have food color anymore.
Speaker 1: And then remember when you used to make your own popsicles,
Speaker 1: like when we actually my mom used to make the
Speaker 1: she'd make them out of fruit juice, so they were
Speaker 1: actually good for you, but they were like the tupperware
Speaker 1: popsicle holders. Yeah, I'm like I should get some of those.
Speaker 5: That was really good. They were like healthy and everything.
Speaker 1: And then the thing that everybody came out once a
Speaker 1: year was the electric knife. It's the only time we
Speaker 1: ever used it was when Dad cut the turkey on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: Everybody had it.
Speaker 1: And then the step stool that's also the chair, and
Speaker 1: you like pull the little step stool out and it's
Speaker 1: like a vinyl topped chair.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: The oosterizer ostereizer blender classic classic blender, Yeah, with like
Speaker 1: fifty different settings. And then I love this too, an
Speaker 1: entire shelf literally built just for the phone book. Like
Speaker 1: you had a little like a little cutout in the
Speaker 1: wall for the phone book. And then the other thing
Speaker 1: that mounted on the wall was an old crank can opener. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we had those. It was in our pantry,
Speaker 1: but we had one. Of course, the phone on the wall,
Speaker 1: the phone book with all the numbers listed, which nobody
Speaker 1: has anymore. There's the popcorn popper, well, the popcorn popper, yeah,
Speaker 1: the popcorn popper. My little baby brother. So you put
Speaker 1: the you'd put the oil in the bottom, and then
Speaker 1: you put the plastic top on and then you'd flip
Speaker 1: it over and then you'd eat the popcorn out of
Speaker 1: the bowl. So my little baby brother, when he was
Speaker 1: like two, reached up and into that and put his
Speaker 1: hand in the hot boiling pouch oil. Yeah, he had
Speaker 1: like second third degree burns.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: Let's see.
Speaker 1: Let's see the Oh, here's one, the Tupperware Salt and pepper.
Speaker 1: They're white and have of the S and the P
Speaker 1: like everybody I know had those. And then the General
Speaker 1: Foods International Coffees cappuccino, which was a big treat. Anyway,
Speaker 1: that's what the list is, and it's it. That's just
Speaker 1: that's not even half of it. Ooh air pop popper,
Speaker 1: popcorn popper. So the whole list with all the pictures
Speaker 1: again is up on my Instagram at Amy Kking and
Speaker 1: we also put it up on the story on at
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty. Kind of stepping back in the
Speaker 1: wayback machine. It's always fun to take a look at
Speaker 1: it and you're like, oh yeah, oh yeah, so it's
Speaker 1: it's an aha kind of thing. Okay, let's get back
Speaker 1: to some more of the stories coming out of the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. LA Fire has lifted the
Speaker 1: final evacuation order in Pacific Palisades. Heather Brooker says all
Speaker 1: traffic restrictions were lifted yesterday as well.
Speaker 6: The EPA had delayed access due to air and soil concerns,
Speaker 6: but many residents had already returned. The fire burned over
Speaker 6: twenty three thousand acres, destroyed sixty eight hundred structures, and
Speaker 6: killed twelve people. The Getty Villa is also set to
Speaker 6: reopen June twenty seventh.
Speaker 1: Authorities are reminding everyone to be careful around remaining debris
Speaker 1: and to follow safety guidelines.
Speaker 5: The man accused of shooting.
Speaker 1: Two lawmakers in their homes in Minnesota, killing one of them,
Speaker 1: has been caught.
Speaker 9: After two day manhunt two sleepless nights, law enforcement have
Speaker 9: apprehended Vance Bolter.
Speaker 1: Minnesota Governor Tim Walls announced the arrest last night.
Speaker 9: Multiple agencies were there as FBI laid hands on it
Speaker 9: and Minnesota State Patrol with the handcuffs on.
Speaker 1: Bolter allegedly dressed as a police officer and disguised himself
Speaker 1: with a latex mask when he killed former Democratic House
Speaker 1: Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. On Saturday, Senator John
Speaker 1: Hoffman and his wife, a Vette were shot at their
Speaker 1: home several miles away. Hoffman needed surgery, his wife is
Speaker 1: said to be healing. Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer is
Speaker 1: calling for better security for lawmakers. He says the shootings
Speaker 1: in Minnesota are part of a troubling pattern of political
Speaker 1: violence in the US.
Speaker 3: Were not enemies. We may have different views, but we're
Speaker 3: all Americans.
Speaker 8: We may disagree on policy, but we must never disagree
Speaker 8: on the value of human life.
Speaker 1: He says, a violence threatens the very foundation of the republic.
Speaker 1: A popular online singer has defied the Dodgers and sang
Speaker 1: the national anthem in Spanish before Saturday night's game.
Speaker 2: Vanessa Hernandez performs under the name Nesa. She was invited
Speaker 2: to seeing the national anthem at a Dodgers game over
Speaker 2: the weekend and made an executive decision. She's saying the
Speaker 2: Spanish language version, even though she says the Dodgers asked
Speaker 2: her not to.
Speaker 5: I just felt like I needed to do it. Bomby
Speaker 5: head then.
Speaker 2: Nesa says she was motivated to sing in Spanish for
Speaker 2: her people as immigration enforcement and demonstrations continue across Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Michael Monks KFI News.
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