Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon, and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: Hot Damn.
Speaker 3: It is also going to be hot. It is an
Speaker 3: unusual warm for most of southern California. If I think,
Speaker 3: like I said, fourteen degrees above normal yesterday in downtown
Speaker 3: LA could be into the nineties and a few places
Speaker 3: by Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Really it's like sixty two degrees here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's the Bay areas.
Speaker 2: It is still fog cloudy. It's supposed to be. It's
Speaker 2: not foggy anymore right now. The fog is lifted.
Speaker 1: It was foggy this morning, but it's cloudy. I'll have
Speaker 1: seasonal effective disorder by Wednesday.
Speaker 3: By Wednesday, I give you by twelve forty five. What
Speaker 3: are you talking about? Well, we have a whole stack
Speaker 3: of terror and the Sky stories that we're going to
Speaker 3: get to here, and we also have mixtape Monday coming
Speaker 3: up at about twelve forty five. We're going to be
Speaker 3: talking about ROBERTA Flack of course, legendary, legendary soul singer
Speaker 3: died at the age of eighty eight. What else is
Speaker 3: going on? What's happening. Well, the weather here is nice
Speaker 3: and warm, but the Pacific Northwest is getting absolutely trashed
Speaker 3: in the next couple of days.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is gonna be a big test for you
Speaker 1: in your new run for governor there in Washington. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have to be the face of this storm, this
Speaker 1: atmospheric river. You're gonna have to get in front of
Speaker 1: the microphones downtown Seattle, preferably in front of that that
Speaker 1: statue in Belltown with the overturned umbrella, and you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to stand out there without a jacket in the rain,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna have to say, we are going to
Speaker 1: link arms as Seattle Lens, Seattle Strong, Seattle Lights, Seattle Strong,
Speaker 1: and we are going to brave these storms that we
Speaker 1: were built for Seattle.
Speaker 3: What if I just took a page out of Karen
Speaker 3: Bass's book and just waited until everything happened and.
Speaker 2: Then try You could go to Africa.
Speaker 3: Yes, I could do that. Damaging winds, they said between
Speaker 3: sixty and eighty miles an hour possible from Washington and Oregon,
Speaker 3: all the way inland to Montana in the Northern Rockies.
Speaker 3: The flood wash has been issued for Montana and Idaho
Speaker 3: because of the snow melt and the rain that they're
Speaker 3: expecting and in some of the highest elevations of the
Speaker 3: Northern Rockies, and avalanche warning has been issued for the
Speaker 3: rain and snow because that costs. Is the snowpack up
Speaker 3: there to be unstable eggs? Eggs?
Speaker 2: Eggs are going to cost? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is it different up in the Bay area than it
Speaker 3: is down here?
Speaker 2: You know, it's funny.
Speaker 1: I did buy eggs, but I wasn't paying it.
Speaker 2: Is that me?
Speaker 3: Is that you?
Speaker 2: What that was me? I won't click on that egg
Speaker 2: story anymore.
Speaker 1: So I can't figure out, because I'm not an engineer,
Speaker 1: how to hear because my head my laptop is going
Speaker 1: through the soundboard and my headphones are going through it.
Speaker 1: So if I want to turn down the computer, I'm
Speaker 1: also turning down down you, So I can't.
Speaker 2: I haven't figured out how to separate those two.
Speaker 3: I see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I did buy eggs up here, and I
Speaker 1: wasn't paying attention because you know, grocery shopping for the
Speaker 1: mother and I have other things on my mind, so
Speaker 1: I wasn't paying attention. But there was plenty of eggs.
Speaker 1: I will say that the whole thing was full.
Speaker 3: What we're going to see, by the way, is a
Speaker 3: whole influx of foreign eggs coming into the country. Turkey,
Speaker 3: for example, is going to export four hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: million eggs to the United States this year. That would
Speaker 3: be the most ever. Obviously, the number of egg producing
Speaker 3: chickens in our country is cut in half. I think
Speaker 3: something like that because of bird flu. We have to
Speaker 3: call the herds so that the bird flu doesn't kill
Speaker 3: all of them, doesn't kill all of them. We're trying
Speaker 3: to keep the ones we do have. My wife said
Speaker 3: she went to a couple or a farmer's market and
Speaker 3: a couple of different egg booths and they were wiped out,
Speaker 3: which is not that's not usual. A contain of a
Speaker 3: dozen large gray a eggs hasn't hit an average of
Speaker 3: four to ninety five last month.
Speaker 1: Four for a dozen, Well, I totally have paid like
Speaker 1: seven of a couple of weeks ago. Because there's this
Speaker 1: weird thing that happens when you think you can't have something,
Speaker 1: how you suddenly want that. It was like, if we're
Speaker 1: not gonna have eggs, and matter have eggs right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, to all it takes is one person to go.
Speaker 3: I couldn't find eggs, I know, and then everybody else eggs.
Speaker 3: I believe they didn't have a fifty pack of toilet paper.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So I love stories like this where people are lost
Speaker 1: in the wild and then they're found. I just I
Speaker 1: can't get enough of them. There was a father and
Speaker 1: his twelve year old son that have been safely pulled
Speaker 1: from a narrow cliff ledge in southwestern Utah. They got
Speaker 1: lost and they survived off the contents of a backpack
Speaker 1: that was left behind by a previous hiker. They caught
Speaker 1: the dramatic rescue on video. The two were trapped overnight
Speaker 1: in Snow Canyon State Park last week. Rescue teams searched
Speaker 1: into the early morning, and then video shows a helicopter
Speaker 1: crew using night vision to spot the stranded pair on
Speaker 1: the cliff side. Rescuers repelled down, put the harnesses on
Speaker 1: the boy and his father, and hoisted them up.
Speaker 2: But yeah, what a twist of fate that they.
Speaker 1: Were able to find this backpack left behind by somebody
Speaker 1: else in the same area. Inside the backpack food, water,
Speaker 1: emergency blankets. That is insane. I mean, that is God
Speaker 1: right there. Someone else by the way, the backpack.
Speaker 3: They found out who it belonged to was a fifteen
Speaker 3: year old kid, Levi Dittman, in that same area. He
Speaker 3: got stuck in the same area in January and had
Speaker 3: to get rid of his bag, and he thought everything
Speaker 3: just went to waste, like kiss that one goodbye. And
Speaker 3: they said, I'm really glad it could help, because that's
Speaker 3: what the pack was intended for, as sort of an
Speaker 3: emergency kit in the event that something went wrong.
Speaker 1: Right toxic, I mean, but don't you think the father
Speaker 1: should have had that kind of stuff with him if
Speaker 1: he's taking his son hiking.
Speaker 3: Hey listen, I wasn't gonna I wasn't gonna judge.
Speaker 2: I did I will.
Speaker 1: Hey listen, I am in the house of judgment. I
Speaker 1: will jump to judge.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, you're saying that your mom's house is
Speaker 3: a house of judgment.
Speaker 2: Huh No, I didn't say that.
Speaker 3: Let me text her real quick. And that's going on
Speaker 3: up in old's room up there.
Speaker 1: Everything's great, Starbucks is getting rid of drinks?
Speaker 2: What uh?
Speaker 3: Which which ones? Because I'm not sure that this is
Speaker 3: that this makes Oh, I.
Speaker 2: Have a list I have Oh this is you know what.
Speaker 1: I don't even want to break this news to people
Speaker 1: because it's like, I don't want them to kill the messenger. This.
Speaker 1: Here's the list of the Starbucks drinks getting the acts.
Speaker 1: Pull over, sit down, do whatever you have to do.
Speaker 1: Iced Macha lemonade frappuccino, Cafe vanilla frappuccino, white chocolate mocha frappuccino.
Speaker 3: That one makes me the most upset.
Speaker 2: I know, it's freaking delicious.
Speaker 3: It's the best one on the menu.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've never met a frappuccino I didn't enjoy,
Speaker 1: but that's definitely near the top of the list. Java
Speaker 1: chip frappuccino, Chi cream frappuccino, caramel ribbon crunch crumb frappuccino,
Speaker 1: double chocolate chip crumb frappuccino, which I didn't even know existed,
Speaker 1: Chocolate cookie crumble crumb frappuccino. I never met you either,
Speaker 1: white chocolate cream frappuccino, white hot chocolate, Royal English Breakfast latte,
Speaker 1: and honey almond milk flat white. That whoever drinks a
Speaker 1: honey almond milk flat white, I already.
Speaker 2: Want to punch you in the face. And I never
Speaker 2: met you either.
Speaker 3: Are they saying that they're gonna take them off the menu,
Speaker 3: or that you just you can't ever order those again.
Speaker 2: It's just a slim down menu.
Speaker 1: I mean, there might be a wink wink, nod nod
Speaker 1: Starbucks employee that's willing to make those for you. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they have the accreut chum to do that,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. They're just not on the menu.
Speaker 1: By the way, is there anything less sexy than a
Speaker 1: grown man going into a Starbucks with an order like
Speaker 1: honey almond milk flat white? Is there anything that makes
Speaker 1: you not want to have a baby more than hearing.
Speaker 3: That dudes they're not dudes anymore. My buddy and I
Speaker 3: were talking about that as we were driving. I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, you burp and fart and you spit some
Speaker 3: flower seeds all six hour drive and then you get
Speaker 3: out of you get out of the truck and you
Speaker 3: walking around people with skinny little legs and fanny packs, And.
Speaker 1: Do you guys fart together in the car or is
Speaker 1: it just kind of like you can fart and nobody
Speaker 1: talks about it. Yes, you see, you fart, nobody talks
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: Is it audible or is it silent?
Speaker 3: It depends. It depends depends on how deep into the
Speaker 3: weekend you are.
Speaker 1: Does it depends on the person or the time, or
Speaker 1: what you aid or like? Are you just always a
Speaker 1: silent farterer? Or do sometimes you're vocal about it?
Speaker 3: Vocal?
Speaker 2: I mean, is your butt vocal?
Speaker 1: I guess I should say, is it loud to sometimes
Speaker 1: you produce noises?
Speaker 2: Do you do that in front of your wife?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, good?
Speaker 1: But you do that in front of your friends? If
Speaker 1: I have to in the car with the windows up.
Speaker 3: Why would I leave the windows up?
Speaker 2: Okay? Good?
Speaker 3: That's usually the indication that someone has cracked is that
Speaker 3: I feel.
Speaker 1: Like we're not even friends because you've never done that
Speaker 1: in front of me. Yes, I thought we are friends,
Speaker 1: but I guess we're not.
Speaker 3: I just can't crack these windows.
Speaker 1: Wait, you have, but you've done the silent ones and
Speaker 1: I haven't known.
Speaker 3: It just wailed on you and you have no idea.
Speaker 3: You just have no ideas glistfully ignorant. You got to
Speaker 3: put more effort into it. Oh, you've never seen me
Speaker 3: close my eyes.
Speaker 1: So proud. Now we have a lot of terror in
Speaker 1: the skies. Uh, It's it's getting crazy out there. It
Speaker 1: seems like and maybe it's one of those things of
Speaker 1: because we have had a couple stories in the news
Speaker 1: like the Delta plane line landing upside down, or not
Speaker 1: landing upside down, but turning upside down upon landing, things
Speaker 1: like that. Maybe we're hearing more about these stories, but
Speaker 1: it doesn't feel like that. It just feels like it's
Speaker 1: getting diceier up there.
Speaker 3: It's time for terror the sky.
Speaker 2: Or data.
Speaker 3: Roger, get off my plane, Roger Rogers. What's our vector? Victor?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 3: Is I have handed with these mucky pine snakes on
Speaker 3: this money. It's Gary and Shannon's Terror in the skies
Speaker 3: on k FO. I think I put him just so
Speaker 3: you know, I think I put him in uh in
Speaker 3: chronological order to go through them, because there's there were
Speaker 3: a couple that happened just yesterday in today. But the
Speaker 3: first one is that mentioning that Delta plane that flipped
Speaker 3: over upon landing there in Toronto. At least two passengers
Speaker 3: have filed lawsuits against Delta. What they just said, I
Speaker 3: think they said negligence was the reason. Texas resident Marthinis
Speaker 3: Larens claims that he was drenched with jet fuel as
Speaker 3: the plane rolled upside down. He was drenched with jet
Speaker 3: fuel in a burning plane, and when he unbelted, he
Speaker 3: fell to the ceiling and the upside down plane and
Speaker 3: had to assist opening the cabin door as the flight
Speaker 3: attendant could not open It said that he suffered significant
Speaker 3: injuries to his head, his neck, his back, his knees,
Speaker 3: his face, all of it as a result of the
Speaker 3: plane crash from the other day. Another lawsuit was from
Speaker 3: a guy from Minneapolis, sorry a woman from Minneapolis, who
Speaker 3: claimed that because of the flight crew's gross negligence and
Speaker 3: recklessness and inadequate training and supervision by Delta, that it
Speaker 3: was a preventable accident.
Speaker 1: If I and upside down on a plane after a
Speaker 1: flight and I am safe and covered in jet fuel,
Speaker 1: I am so delighted to be covered in jet fuel.
Speaker 1: And I know that's not the way the world works.
Speaker 1: And they've got all this money, and if you've got
Speaker 1: money coming to you, the lawyers will tell you then
Speaker 1: you should realize that you have become you are aggrieved,
Speaker 1: and you have gone through this traumatic thing and in
Speaker 1: they're negligent. It's horrible, but I'm still in the jumping
Speaker 1: for joy that I'm still a live phase a couple
Speaker 1: of days after that happened. But I understand that's not
Speaker 1: how lawsuits how they work out.
Speaker 3: And how are you not going to get sued by
Speaker 3: all seventy six passengers and maybe a couple of crew
Speaker 3: members on there.
Speaker 2: You just need a few to get the ball rolling,
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 3: And then everybody joins in. I assume so that the
Speaker 3: Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating. We do have
Speaker 3: a team of NTSB investigators who are helping out, but
Speaker 3: they say a cause has not been determined. I have
Speaker 3: a friend, he is a pilot, and he saw his.
Speaker 2: Name rhymes with Schmandy.
Speaker 3: And he and I were talking about it last week
Speaker 3: and it was just like, how could you not see
Speaker 3: that video of this plane coming in real hot, that
Speaker 3: angle of descent on that plane was real quick, and
Speaker 3: not imagine that something out Now, maybe there was a
Speaker 3: last minute health issue with the pilot or COPO.
Speaker 2: Looked pretty young and healthy to me.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen any pictures yet, So.
Speaker 2: No Delta has more problems.
Speaker 1: They have had another incident out of Atlanta, smoke and
Speaker 1: hayese in the cabin on.
Speaker 2: Two separate flights.
Speaker 1: A Delta flight eight seventy six was forced to return
Speaker 1: to Atlanta this morning because of Hayes inside the aircraft.
Speaker 2: There is video circulating.
Speaker 1: According to Delta, the flight crew followed procedures, declared an
Speaker 1: emergency the whole bit.
Speaker 2: They returned to Atlanta. So it wasn't a thing.
Speaker 1: But that can be troubling, right your playing starts filling
Speaker 1: up with smoke. But that landed, no harm, no foul.
Speaker 1: We don't really know what the deal was, why that happened.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of stuff that can smoke. There was
Speaker 3: another flight flight that was going to head to I
Speaker 3: think it was Hawaii, turn around after an hour and
Speaker 3: a half in and had to come back.
Speaker 1: A couple of California flights to Hawaii were delayed by
Speaker 1: air traffic control outages.
Speaker 3: Just wrapped up that news conference between French President and
Speaker 3: Manuel Markron and President Trump at the White House, first
Speaker 3: official visit of the French president here he has said
Speaker 3: that Trump says that he's hopeful that the war in
Speaker 3: Ukraine is nearing an end game. He did say that
Speaker 3: he would rather start with a ceasefire and then move
Speaker 3: on to a full piece deal at some point. Trump
Speaker 3: did say that he hopes this can end within a
Speaker 3: few weeks, and that Ukrainian Presidents Lenski will soon be
Speaker 3: coming to the United States to sign a deal to
Speaker 3: give the US access to the critical minerals to help
Speaker 3: repay some of the one hundred and eighty billion dollars
Speaker 3: that Americans have sent that way. To Keith, this.
Speaker 2: House is pretty cold.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie to you now. I don't want
Speaker 1: my mom to turn the heater on on my account.
Speaker 1: And also I'm doing it out of solidarity with you,
Speaker 1: because i know the studio's ice.
Speaker 2: So I just want you to know you were not.
Speaker 3: You started the show by telling everybody how underdressed you were.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean like underdressed in terms of like I
Speaker 1: had a lot of layers on. I just was not
Speaker 1: wearing clothes. I'd be go out in public and I
Speaker 1: was wearing like sweats and you know my lama fuzzy socks,
Speaker 1: and I'm actually a big sherpa type. I felt like
Speaker 1: a sheep. It's like it's like the old Snuggies. This
Speaker 1: one's like a cream colored, heavily knitted type thing. It's
Speaker 1: just got holes for your arms and it's this big
Speaker 1: tent like extravagance. It's very warm and you feel like
Speaker 1: a sheep. I was wearing that for most of the show.
Speaker 3: So we're just giving up.
Speaker 2: Now. Hey, it was old.
Speaker 1: All right, I've since put on pants. Jacob talked to
Speaker 1: me into pants. He's like, your relationship, put on pants.
Speaker 2: It's noon.
Speaker 1: I was like, all right, so I've gotten it together.
Speaker 1: I put makeup on, I put on pants and clothes that.
Speaker 3: I could be seen in public in case you have
Speaker 3: to go out right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean it's twelve thirty for crying out loud.
Speaker 3: Be different. Be different if you were in a different
Speaker 3: time zone and you're like, you know, it's only nine
Speaker 3: thirty Hawaii time.
Speaker 1: No, No, you're still here by Thursday. I'm not my
Speaker 1: feet up smoking a cigarette. It's going to be I'll
Speaker 1: be in a robe. Speaking of Hawaii, it's where we
Speaker 1: continue our terror in the skies. Several flights we did that,
Speaker 1: so silly, right, version, Okay, do you want to do more?
Speaker 2: We don't want to be gratuitous.
Speaker 1: Several flights to Hawaii from the Bay Area and other
Speaker 1: areas delayed diverted Saturday evening because of what they're calling
Speaker 1: a major air traffic control issue. This is a spokesperson
Speaker 1: for United, the largest carrier out of SFO, and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: there were significant disruptions when there was an hour long
Speaker 1: outage which impacted airspace coordination over the Pacific. I mean
Speaker 1: you know this, when you go to Hawaii, everything has
Speaker 1: to be tip top with your plane. There has to
Speaker 1: be no problems. Everything has to be working in the
Speaker 1: best order possible because there's nowhere to stop should.
Speaker 2: Something go wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not tog Chesley. Sellenberger's not flying every plane over
Speaker 3: the over the Pacific.
Speaker 2: Listen to this one. One of the effective flights.
Speaker 1: United Flights sixteen eighty four departed from SFO at six
Speaker 1: thirty four pm to Lahui on Kawhi, forced to make
Speaker 1: four circular turns before returning to SFO at eight forty
Speaker 1: six pm, more than two hours after you took up
Speaker 1: from SFO. Imagine you've got like your three kids with you,
Speaker 1: You're going to Oh that's a nightmare. I know, I know,
Speaker 1: I know, man.
Speaker 2: So I didn't make any of those things.
Speaker 3: The specific problem was the Oakland Oceanic Air Traffic Control Center,
Speaker 3: a failure of the a top system, which is advanced
Speaker 3: technologies and Oceanic procedures. Talks brings in all information about
Speaker 3: any airplane over the Pacific Ocean airspace helps air traffic
Speaker 3: controllers safely manage the flow of flights. This outage of
Speaker 3: that a top system required these planes to they say,
Speaker 3: hold at the boundaries of the Oakland Pacific Control Region,
Speaker 3: which led to delays across those several flights. And listen
Speaker 3: that that technology is twenty years old, but it replaced
Speaker 3: two thousand and four. Yeah, that replaced even older technology.
Speaker 2: Tell me about the cocaine so.
Speaker 3: British tourists lost his cool while he's going through airport security.
Speaker 3: This guy had flown from Shanghai into Pouquet in Thailand.
Speaker 3: When vicious officers pulled the forty two year old Mark
Speaker 3: Wharton aside, he reacted the way you would if you
Speaker 3: had a bunch of cocaine in your pocket. He threw
Speaker 3: a fit, threw a tantrum. That's not how I would
Speaker 3: have acted, rampage through the hall before he fell on
Speaker 3: the ground. The alleged deployed to distract the officers backfired
Speaker 3: when about four grams of cocaine fell out of his pocket. Well,
Speaker 3: he continued rolling on the ground, dusting the floor with
Speaker 3: a trail of white powder. He laid on his back
Speaker 3: and he frantically beat his chest and was pleading for help.
Speaker 3: During the incident, he kicked his legs up in the
Speaker 3: air while crying in panic that he was about to die.
Speaker 3: They don't like it in Thailand when you bring drugs in.
Speaker 1: When I went to Thailand, I didn't bring any drugs
Speaker 1: that I remember.
Speaker 3: You just got them while you were there.
Speaker 2: I may have had some xanax on me, but nothing.
Speaker 2: None of the.
Speaker 3: Hearts, none of the hard stuff. There was also a fire.
Speaker 3: This one doesn't count as in the air because it
Speaker 3: was in the terminal, but Atlantic Hartsfield Jackson International Airport
Speaker 3: people kicking and punching each other right outside the boarding gate.
Speaker 3: For guess which airline?
Speaker 1: Delta Nope, United Nope, Ryanair Nope, nope.
Speaker 3: Southwest Nope. What airports Atlanta, Hartsfield Jackson, American Spirit Airlines.
Speaker 3: Dozens of travelers got into this fight.
Speaker 2: How many airlines shall we name?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's the other thing I noticed in Goodyear, Arizona,
Speaker 3: where the guardians in the Red share a facility, and
Speaker 3: I went to that game yesterday. As you pull into
Speaker 3: that with their ballpark, facility, big flat. They have dozens.
Speaker 3: I mean they don't. There are dozens of airliners parked
Speaker 3: out there in the desert, and the majority of the
Speaker 3: ones that I saw were the big, bright yellow Spirit
Speaker 3: Airlines airplanes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, in a pinch, what do you want?
Speaker 1: It's not the Rits. Just get on the plane and
Speaker 1: get your destination.
Speaker 3: Does not. And then the most serious of all of
Speaker 3: these was an American Airlines flight from New York to
Speaker 3: New Delhi, landed in Rome yesterday afternoon. It had been
Speaker 3: diverted because of a security concern, which later proved to
Speaker 3: be non credible. The airline didn't elaborate, but apparently this
Speaker 3: was a bomb threat sent by email.
Speaker 2: It's my bucket list.
Speaker 1: It's on my bucket list to be on a flight
Speaker 1: where fighter jets escort it. I know it's not good
Speaker 1: news when that happens, but I really want to look
Speaker 1: out my window and see that fighter jet right off
Speaker 1: the wing.
Speaker 2: I think that'd be very cool.
Speaker 3: You would evacuate your bowels if you saw fire.
Speaker 1: I don't think my bowels work the way you think
Speaker 1: they work. I don't have that reaction to being freaked
Speaker 1: out I don't just crap my pants all the time
Speaker 1: like you do with your friend in the car on.
Speaker 2: The way to watch baseball.
Speaker 3: That's exactly not what happened. But I appreciate that you've
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