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Speaker 1: So the big Game not so much of a game. Hey,
Speaker 1: you know, I had a theory though before the game
Speaker 1: started that Eminem's was rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles. Here's why,
Speaker 1: because I make eminem cookies. So I bought a big,
Speaker 1: huge bag of eminem so I could sort and put color,
Speaker 1: you know, so I could have my Kansas City Chiefs
Speaker 1: cookies the red and the yellow, and I could have
Speaker 1: my Philadelphia Eagles cookies, which would be the dark brown
Speaker 1: and green. It was like three to one, three to
Speaker 1: one green.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like.
Speaker 1: Why, I don't know, I don't know if it was
Speaker 1: discrimination or something, but anyway, but I brought some in
Speaker 1: so you can have you can have your Eagles or
Speaker 1: your Chiefs cookies this morning. Will thank you. All Right,
Speaker 1: here's what's ahead on wake up call. We got a
Speaker 1: lot going on today. The Eagles soared to their second
Speaker 1: Super Bowl win. Philadelphia led the whole way and blew
Speaker 1: out the Chiefs forty twenty two in Super Bowl fifty nine.
Speaker 1: The score was not as close as that score reflects.
Speaker 1: The Eagles prevented the Chiefs the league's first ever Super
Speaker 1: Bowl three p or maybe the Chiefs prevented themselves. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Residents and environmental activists have hit the streets to protest
Speaker 1: the EPA's plans to take hazardous waste from the Palisades
Speaker 1: Fire to the parking lot at will Rogers State Beach.
Speaker 1: The waste would be sorted then hauled off to a
Speaker 1: permanent dump site, but residents say the site is too
Speaker 1: close to the water and would pose a public health risk.
Speaker 1: President Trump says he expects to find hundreds of billions
Speaker 1: of dollars in wasteful spending at the Education and Defense departments.
Speaker 1: In his pre Super Bowl interview on Fox, Trump outlined
Speaker 1: his plans for Elon Musk and the Department of Government
Speaker 1: Efficiency to expand its probe of fraud, waste, and abuse
Speaker 1: in the federal government. We're going to be checking in
Speaker 1: with ABC's Karen Travers to talk more about that in
Speaker 1: just a minute. It's been a month since the fires,
Speaker 1: and for some of us, life has kind of returned
Speaker 1: to normal, but for thousands it has not and will
Speaker 1: not for a long time. That's where Center LA comes in,
Speaker 1: So we're going to check in find out what they're
Speaker 1: doing now for the victims of the Palisades and Eating fires,
Speaker 1: Their their mission kind of shifts as we go through time,
Speaker 1: and how they still need your help. We're going to
Speaker 1: be talking to the Director of Disaster Services. That's coming
Speaker 1: up at five point fifty. Got the good, the bad,
Speaker 1: and the ugly of Super Bowl Ads with ABC's Jim
Speaker 1: Ryan at five twenty. Also, I'm selling a bit celebrating
Speaker 1: a bit of a milestone or an anniversary, if you
Speaker 1: want to call it that, and also have a friendly
Speaker 1: reminder of something that nobody really wants to do, but
Speaker 1: it's something that can literally save your life and did
Speaker 1: for me. That's coming up at bottom of the hour.
Speaker 1: Let's get started with some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 1: have soared to their second Super Bowl win. It's the
Speaker 1: first to be held in New Orleans in a dozen years.
Speaker 1: Quarterback Jalen Hurts was the game's MVP.
Speaker 4: He've been a long journey. It's been a journey of
Speaker 4: ups and downs and lows, and I've always stayed true
Speaker 4: to it in the end, man having his vision of
Speaker 4: just being the best that I can beat.
Speaker 1: So, Jalen, I have to tell you, did you watch
Speaker 1: at the post game? They were talking about a picture
Speaker 1: that he had up on his social media from the
Speaker 1: last time the Chiefs and the Eagles played, And he's
Speaker 1: walking off the field with all the confetti coming down,
Speaker 1: and it's all red and gold on his home screen
Speaker 1: screen and he's kept it there since the last game
Speaker 1: as a reminder. So last night he got to walk
Speaker 1: out with a lot of green. Yeah. Very nice. The
Speaker 1: Chiefs had been favored to win, but the Eagles scored
Speaker 1: first and well scored and scored and scored. They got
Speaker 1: six sacks, intercepted Patrick Mahomes twice. The Chiefs finally scored
Speaker 1: in the second half, but again. The final score was
Speaker 1: forty to twenty two. LA County DA Nathan Hackman and
Speaker 1: other county officials are about to announce legislation to tough
Speaker 1: in laws against looting and impersonating urgency workers during disasters
Speaker 1: and the recovery process. More than two dozen people were
Speaker 1: arrested last month for allegedly looting in the fire zones,
Speaker 1: with some accused of impersonating firefighters to avoid law enforcement.
Speaker 1: The DA has said targeting victims of the fires at
Speaker 1: their lowest moment is despicable and shameful, and his office
Speaker 1: will do everything in its power to bring their victimizers
Speaker 1: to justice. And Southern California's getting ready for another round
Speaker 1: of rain.
Speaker 2: Weather officials say the likelihood that another storm hits the
Speaker 2: region with heavy rains by the middle of this week
Speaker 2: is growing. The National Weather Service as a light drizzle
Speaker 2: will start tomorrow night and eventually turn into moderate to heavy,
Speaker 2: widespread rain. Many areas like Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, and
Speaker 2: Oxnard could see up to two inches of rain. Flooding
Speaker 2: is also a big concern. Along with MUD's lights. There's
Speaker 2: also a chance of snow at elevations above five thousand
Speaker 2: feet Andrew Caravella KFI News.
Speaker 1: Now let's say good morning to ABC's Karen Travers. So
Speaker 1: we have posts super Bowl. But pre Super Bowl, pro
Speaker 1: Trump did his interview that actually hadn't been done for
Speaker 1: a bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the President sat down for what had been traditional
Speaker 5: a pregame interview on Fox that aired during the Super
Speaker 5: Bowl pregame show. President Biden had not done that in
Speaker 5: a couple of years. You know, the White House had
Speaker 5: said that they wanted Super Bowl Sunday to be about
Speaker 5: football and about the game and everybody being able to
Speaker 5: focus on that and not about politics. This president tends
Speaker 5: to take a different view of big days like yesterday,
Speaker 5: not just doing the interview beforehand that aired in the
Speaker 5: pregame show, but actually going to the game himself. Prew
Speaker 5: from Florida to New Orleans. He was on the field
Speaker 5: before the game started. So he likes to make himself
Speaker 5: involved in these big national American moments, and yesterday Super
Speaker 5: Bowl Sunday was no different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so during his the interview, they touched on
Speaker 1: a lot and of course Elon Musk is front and
Speaker 1: center because he's doing so well with the Department of
Speaker 1: Governmental Efficiency.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, there wasn't like a big headline in
Speaker 5: the sense of the President saying, you know, something new,
Speaker 5: But I think there were a lot of really interesting
Speaker 5: nuggets of him describing the work that Elon Musk, the
Speaker 5: so called Department of Government Efficiency are doing. You know,
Speaker 5: he was saying that Musk is doing this, but you know,
Speaker 5: kind of out of the kindness of his heart, is
Speaker 5: how the President's framing it. He's not gaining anything from
Speaker 5: this position, he says, And we heard the President described himself,
Speaker 5: his family members, some of his close advisors that way
Speaker 5: during the first term, that people walked away from significant
Speaker 5: business opportunities in order to serve in the administration, and
Speaker 5: he clearly views Elon Musk in a very similar way.
Speaker 5: He also again underlined that he's going to have Musk
Speaker 5: look at the Department of Education, something he campaigned on,
Speaker 5: so that's not surprising, but also said again that he's
Speaker 5: going to have him look at the Pentagon and the
Speaker 5: budget there, going line by line and looking at the numbers.
Speaker 5: And the President said yesterday, you know, we're going to
Speaker 5: find hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse.
Speaker 5: He said, let's check the military. I think that's going
Speaker 5: to surprise a lot of people if they do go
Speaker 5: in that direction and look at, you know, that massive
Speaker 5: national security and defense budget. I think there could be blowback,
Speaker 5: even from some in his own party if certain things
Speaker 5: start getting touched.
Speaker 1: Although if it's too like we've all heard of the
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars toilet and those kinds of things,
Speaker 1: If that kind of stuff is uprooted, I would think
Speaker 1: that people would be a little more receptive. But if
Speaker 1: he does massive cuts like he's doing at some of
Speaker 1: the other departments, I could see where there's going to
Speaker 1: be blowback.
Speaker 5: Sure, But I think in the grand scheme of it,
Speaker 5: like that is dropping the bucket doesn't even come close
Speaker 5: to describing what like one hundred thousand dollars would be
Speaker 5: When it comes to the budget, you know, when you
Speaker 5: look at the hie charts of the federal spending and
Speaker 5: you look at how much of that goes to the
Speaker 5: military budget, it's the bulk of it, you know, and
Speaker 5: then obviously you have other things that go toward like
Speaker 5: entitlements too. But compare that to like the USAID budget,
Speaker 5: which is just a tiny fraction of it, I think,
Speaker 5: and that's where it's been one thing to say, you're
Speaker 5: going to start going in on some of those agencies
Speaker 5: that the White House, that Trump White House uses low
Speaker 5: hanging fruit in a sense, but then going into some
Speaker 5: of those other untouchable areas. That's going to be a
Speaker 5: different step for them, And.
Speaker 1: Like with everything else, that's going to be very interesting
Speaker 1: to watch and proving that the president is not right
Speaker 1: about everything. He predicted who was going to win the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl? He did.
Speaker 5: He said pretty strongly that he was going to go
Speaker 5: to Kansas City. He said, when you have a quarterback
Speaker 5: who wins as much as he's won, I mean, look,
Speaker 5: he wasn't going out on a limb there. I think
Speaker 5: almost you know, the vast majority of pundits in sports
Speaker 5: were predicting the exact same thing. I'm a Philly fan.
Speaker 5: I'm from Philly, so I am happy it went in
Speaker 5: the other direction. That is why I found the way
Speaker 5: I do this morning too. I think it was a
Speaker 5: late night.
Speaker 1: Well that's great. If you were here, I would give
Speaker 1: you my Philadelphia eminem cookies. But I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Oh that's very fun. We ate so much green frosting
Speaker 5: last night. I think that was good for like a week, probably.
Speaker 1: Still green AVCS. Thanks, thank you so much. Have a
Speaker 1: great day.
Speaker 5: Have a great day.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The
Speaker 1: American Airlines Commuter jet and Blackhawk helicopter wreckage has been
Speaker 1: removed from the Potomac River. The National Transportation Safety Board
Speaker 1: said Saturday that all of the major pieces from both
Speaker 1: aircraft that collided almost two weeks ago near in Washington,
Speaker 1: DC have been recovered and are being moved to a
Speaker 1: secure facility for more examination. The President of Turkey has
Speaker 1: again rejected a US proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza.
Speaker 1: President Erdowan says Turkey does not consider the proposal to
Speaker 1: exile the Palestinians from the lands they've lived in for
Speaker 1: thousands of years as something to be taken seriously. He
Speaker 1: also says Israel should pay for the damage it caused
Speaker 1: in Gaza and for the reconstruction to begin. Democratic members
Speaker 1: of the House claimed President Trump is putting the US
Speaker 1: in the most serious constitutional crisis since Watergate. They say
Speaker 1: the virtual shuddering of US aid by Elon Musk's doze
Speaker 1: eliminates the US's soft power around the world. But Ohio
Speaker 1: Republican Congressman Mike Turner says suggestions the Chinese will step
Speaker 1: in are wrong.
Speaker 6: They're not going to come in and start providing aid
Speaker 6: of this nature.
Speaker 2: They don't have the heart for it, they don't have
Speaker 2: the goals and objectives for it.
Speaker 6: This is not what they do.
Speaker 2: It is what we do because we have compassion.
Speaker 1: Turner says he disagrees with Musk's comments that USAID is
Speaker 1: a criminal enterprise and says Musk needs to communicate more
Speaker 1: professionally with the American public. President Trump is called for
Speaker 1: a major change to the country's currency.
Speaker 7: President Trump says he directed the Treasury to stop minting
Speaker 7: new pennies, calling the coin wasteful, as he focuses on
Speaker 7: cutting costs, targeting entire agencies and the federal workforce.
Speaker 1: ABC's Perry Russam says Trump posted, let's rip the waste
Speaker 1: out of our great nation's budget, even if it's a
Speaker 1: penny at a time. He says minting one penny literally
Speaker 1: costs more than two cents, and Trump's latest executive orders
Speaker 1: aims to root out anti Christian bias in the federal government.
Speaker 1: Trump says a task force will focus on agencies, including
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice, the IRS, and FBI. New Attorney
Speaker 1: General Pam Bondi will chair the task force. Researchers say
Speaker 1: black men are twice as likely as white men to
Speaker 1: not get mental health treatment. The organization Dads to Doula's
Speaker 1: has been formed to address that issue. Founder Brad Edwards
Speaker 1: says cultivating awareness and acceptance of mental health care in
Speaker 1: the black community is essential.
Speaker 8: The disconnect was really the stigma that came behind it,
Speaker 8: and we look at health, you know, go work out
Speaker 8: in the gym, you know, we becoming stronger, right, So
Speaker 8: mental health.
Speaker 1: Is the same thing. February is Black History Month. The
Speaker 1: beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has reopened to swimmers after
Speaker 1: it was closed because of tar balls in the water
Speaker 1: and on the shoreline. Seth Platt lives in the area.
Speaker 1: He says he recognized the oily blobs right away inadvertently
Speaker 1: touched one while he was shooting video.
Speaker 7: Now I can't use my hands for the rest of
Speaker 7: my shoot.
Speaker 1: Plats as he figures the blobs came from some sort
Speaker 1: of spill from a ship, noting that three chemical oil
Speaker 1: tankers had been anchored offshore. Moviegoers have gone to the
Speaker 1: dogs for a second week. Dog Man held onto the
Speaker 1: top spot at the box office. That brought in thirteen
Speaker 1: point seven million in ticket sales in its second week
Speaker 1: of release. That's the one where a police officer clones
Speaker 1: his dog's head onto his head and then they fight
Speaker 1: against a vicious cap. The slasher movie Heart Eyes opened
Speaker 1: in second place. Enjoy the sun today because heavy rains
Speaker 1: expected by the middle of the week. The National Weather
Speaker 1: Services light drizzle will start by tomorrow night, with moderate
Speaker 1: to heavy rain expected by Wednesday, which raises concerns again
Speaker 1: of mud and debris flows in the burn areas and
Speaker 1: also possibly flooding. Up to two inches of rain could fall.
Speaker 1: Snow is possible above five thousand feet. Two FEMA disaster
Speaker 1: recovery centers for residents impacted by the La Kenny wildfires
Speaker 1: will be operating new hours starting today. The center at
Speaker 1: UCLA Research Park west on Pico Boulevard, West Pico Boulevard,
Speaker 1: and also the Altadena Disaster Recovery Center on West Woodbury
Speaker 1: Road will be opened daily from nine am to seven pm,
Speaker 1: seven days a week. Gas prices have hit their highest
Speaker 1: level since last summer. Yeah, I noticed that last time
Speaker 1: I filled up. The average price for a gallon of
Speaker 1: regular unleaded rose almost two cents yesterday to nearly four
Speaker 1: to sixty five a gallon in La County. It was
Speaker 1: the fourteenth increase in the last fifteen days. Orange County
Speaker 1: gas prices were up for a thirteenth straight day to
Speaker 1: four sixty two gallon at six oh five its handle
Speaker 1: on the news, large scale immigration action could be coming
Speaker 1: to La so says a leaked document. Let's say good
Speaker 1: morning now to ABC's Jim Ryan, fresh off Super Bowl viewing.
Speaker 1: Lots of A listers featured in Super Bowl ads, So
Speaker 1: let's let's go over some of the hits and misses.
Speaker 6: A listers from today, like Shaboozi, maybe A listers from
Speaker 6: thirty years ago like Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal reprising
Speaker 6: their roles from the when Harry met Sally at Katz's Delhi.
Speaker 6: So yeah, a little mix of the old and the new.
Speaker 6: Bell Murray thrown into the mix there as well. But yeah,
Speaker 6: an expensive night for a lot of advertisers. If you
Speaker 6: looked last year, Amy Super Bowl forty eight one hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty three point seven million viewers. For that the
Speaker 6: largest TV audience ever for anything. But of course it
Speaker 6: was an overtime game, you know, so that build and
Speaker 6: built the audience toward the end and then continued afterward.
Speaker 6: Last night, it was a blowout after the first half,
Speaker 6: And so it's unlikely that we're going to see these
Speaker 6: kinds of numbers. We won't know for a couple of
Speaker 6: days when Nielsen releases the results from viewing last night.
Speaker 1: Do we do we get result of what the most
Speaker 1: popular ads were.
Speaker 6: Popular nor favorite? Yeah, I mean, it depends on who's
Speaker 6: asking though, or who's looking at it. And a vanity
Speaker 6: fair puts out and list. The New York Times put
Speaker 6: its out a list of its favorites. But I don't
Speaker 6: know if it's possible to gauge the favor You don't
Speaker 6: know until it's over whether it's any good or not. Right,
Speaker 6: But and maybe the advertisers will sit some folks down,
Speaker 6: and you would have simply did that beforehand, though, and
Speaker 6: test some of these ads to see if it'll play
Speaker 6: well or if it's just confusing flying mustaches, seal morphed
Speaker 6: into a seal sloths. You know, there were a lot
Speaker 6: of kind of confusing moments there, you know, But it's
Speaker 6: a calculated risk and you have to assume the advertising
Speaker 6: department at Cores or Meta or at Hellman's Mayonaige, you
Speaker 6: know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, so the seal one that you mentioned, I
Speaker 1: want to play part of it because go.
Speaker 4: Ahead, it's kissed by the perfect amount of drop the.
Speaker 1: Line and you immediately go, oh cool, seal them. Okay,
Speaker 1: So if you missed it, the seal space is on
Speaker 1: a seal. Yeah, and it's creepy as I'll get out.
Speaker 1: Like we all we wrote a super Bowl party and
Speaker 1: everybody went, oh no, that's so creepy. It was creepy,
Speaker 1: and obviously Seal was part of it. I mean he
Speaker 1: had to agree to it, and it was. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was kind of funny the song, but just like
Speaker 1: it was just creepy looking.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, well I thought there were some other creepy
Speaker 6: and flying mustaches and the Caesars little Caesars add with
Speaker 6: the mustaches. I don't know. There should be a book,
Speaker 6: an advertising book that says, never combined hair with a
Speaker 6: food product. Okay, mustaches with pizzas?
Speaker 1: Do you think of that?
Speaker 6: That's a major No. No, I don't know what they're
Speaker 6: up to with that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the sloths were cute, the cores light sloths. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: was that court Wait that was course light right, yes.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's cool.
Speaker 6: You see there. See there. You should know immediately, and
Speaker 6: that's the other advertising rule, right, you should know immediately
Speaker 6: what the product is that they're trying to sell. They're
Speaker 6: spending millions of dollars to get their name out there
Speaker 6: and get a product. The Bill Murray ad it was
Speaker 6: selling Bill Murray as much as what I assume was
Speaker 6: the advertiser, which is Yahoo. But yeah, that's uh, maybe
Speaker 6: they broke some rules last night on purpose.
Speaker 1: One that I remembered was the Instaccart. It was like
Speaker 1: had all the like it had like the Energizer Bunny,
Speaker 1: and it had a little Wiener dogs and it had
Speaker 1: all these different brands. It had kool Aid, I remember,
Speaker 1: and they were all like running through the streets and
Speaker 1: we were all going, what in the heck is that?
Speaker 1: And then you see the instacart and you go, okay,
Speaker 1: that makes sense. I didn't like the ad, but I
Speaker 1: remembered it.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Well Uber Eats with Matthew McConaughey in about six
Speaker 6: different roles, that was pretty good.
Speaker 1: Well, anything with Matthew McConaughey.
Speaker 6: And he was also in the Sale Force ad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he pulled double duty.
Speaker 6: Who was it.
Speaker 1: Jeff Goldblum was in like two or three last year,
Speaker 1: I think, And so that's right, Matthew McConaughey's the guy.
Speaker 6: I guess here's the guy.
Speaker 1: Okay. Then did you see the Totinos ad?
Speaker 6: I don't was that in the second half because I
Speaker 6: was gone by that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So Totinos did an ad and it was like
Speaker 1: that an alien had come down and they were saying
Speaker 1: and was leaving. It was sort of like an et
Speaker 1: looking thing. Yeah, and the ET thing was holding the
Speaker 1: Totinos and then the door to his spaceshift closes on
Speaker 1: him and kills him, and everybody, all the people saying
Speaker 1: goodbye on Earth were like, oh, it's so awful. It
Speaker 1: was just weird. But again I remember that it was Totinos.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 1: But I thought the ad itself was really bad.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I've seen a lot of criticism. New
Speaker 6: York Times was pretty critical of the ads, saying that
Speaker 6: they weren't great, that they the lack of creativity and
Speaker 6: you know, plenty of FaceTime for celebrities but not a
Speaker 6: lot of of thought went into fighting them or producing
Speaker 6: I don't know, but that's that's one newspaper's opinion, I guess.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we'll see if it does anything like they
Speaker 1: It obviously has to be worth the eight million dollars.
Speaker 1: If they wouldn't keep doing.
Speaker 6: It, well maybe, I mean, and a lot of it
Speaker 6: depends upon how the game goes. The last year's overtime game,
Speaker 6: that's the one that you had record setting viewership last night,
Speaker 6: and with a blowout out to the first half. You know,
Speaker 6: pity the poor advertiser who bought an ad in the
Speaker 6: fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding, all right, ABC's Jim Ryan, thank you
Speaker 1: as always. All right, all right, we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: The man chosen by La Mayor Bass to lead rebuilding
Speaker 1: efforts following the devastating wildfires in La County will now
Speaker 1: apparently work for free. Steve Soberoff was going to make
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand dollars for ninety days of work. That
Speaker 1: sparked a public out uproar Mayor Bass's office set he
Speaker 1: would have been paid by philanthropic organizations, not by taxpayers.
Speaker 1: Governor Newsom assigned an executive order to increase higher preparedness
Speaker 1: in urban areas.
Speaker 3: The order directs the State Board of Forestry to accelerate
Speaker 3: a regulation called Zone zero, which requires an ember resistant
Speaker 3: zone within five feet of a structure. It also tasks
Speaker 3: the Office of the State Fire Marshal with releasing updated
Speaker 3: fire hazard severity zones. The order requires CalFire and California's
Speaker 3: Office of Emergency Services to work with local and federal
Speaker 3: partners to improve resources. Brigida de Gastino KFI News.
Speaker 1: A property in Altadena where a home stood before the
Speaker 1: Eton fire has sold for just over a half million dollars.
Speaker 1: It's now an escro. The real estate agent who listed
Speaker 1: the property said they were asking four hundred forty nine
Speaker 1: thousand and quickly got dozens of calls from prospective buyers.
Speaker 1: The winning bid was one hundred thousand dollars over asking.
Speaker 1: The listing described the sale as land only. Buena Park
Speaker 1: High School's placed a staff member on administrative leave following
Speaker 1: comments that sparked a student protest. Mark Mayfield says the
Speaker 1: teacher advocated for deportations and earning of the Mexican flag
Speaker 1: in social media posts.
Speaker 8: Administrators released a statement saying the posts do not reflect
Speaker 8: the views of the Fullerton Joint Union High School District
Speaker 8: or of Boynett Park High School. A district has not
Speaker 8: identified the staff member by name or said what their
Speaker 8: position is.
Speaker 1: It's not clear when the posts were made. A twenty
Speaker 1: two year old from Long Beach has been identified as
Speaker 1: the US Marine killed in an airplane crash in the Philippines.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Jacob Durham was killed in the crash that happened
Speaker 1: Thursday during what the Marine or the military called a
Speaker 1: routine security mission. Three contractors were also killed in the crash.
Speaker 1: Here's something you haven't seen for a while. Playboy back
Speaker 1: on newsstands and is available starting today. The printed magazine
Speaker 1: hasn't been in circulation since twenty twenty. Model Lori Harvey
Speaker 1: is the cover girl. The issue features an interview with
Speaker 1: Golden Globe's host and comedian Nikki Blazer. And she did
Speaker 1: a great job at that. With a Super Bowl win
Speaker 1: under their belt, it's time for phillied it. Elfie had
Speaker 1: a plan for the parade. The Eagles Super Bowl victory
Speaker 1: parade will be held on Valentine's Day in the City
Speaker 1: of Brotherly Love. How fitting, of course, the Eagles won
Speaker 1: forty to twenty two. In Super Bowl fifty nine, President
Speaker 1: Trump says he's going to be announcing new twenty five
Speaker 1: percent steel and aluminum import tariffs today. The White House
Speaker 1: Press Secretary Caroline Lovitt says the new tariffs would be
Speaker 1: on top of existing duties on steel and aluminum. China's
Speaker 1: fifteen percent retaliatory tariffs on the US are scheduled to
Speaker 1: go into effect today, and Nora was the big winner
Speaker 1: over the weekend at two awards shows that are often
Speaker 1: an indicator of who might take the top awards. At
Speaker 1: the Oscars, the movie about the romance between a prostitute
Speaker 1: and the son of a Russian oligarch, won Best Motion
Speaker 1: Picture at the Producer's Guild of America Awards and also
Speaker 1: Best Director for Sean Baker at the Director's Guild of
Speaker 1: America Awards. I have not seen that one yet. Got
Speaker 1: to get that on my list. At six zero five's
Speaker 1: handle on the news. Instead of a five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars salary for three months of work, the guy who's
Speaker 1: in charge of coordinating rebuilding efforts after the fires, it's
Speaker 1: going to do it for free. Oh that's a much
Speaker 1: better price, don't you think. Okay, So today is an
Speaker 1: anniversary of mine, for of sorts, or a milestone. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it was four years ago today, February tenth, twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: that I took my very last round of chemotherapy. So
Speaker 1: it was my last day after six months, and of
Speaker 1: course I had the chemotherapy because I had the big sea.
Speaker 1: I had colon cancer. And the great news about that
Speaker 1: is that it took about three months to figure out
Speaker 1: what it was because it just I went through these
Speaker 1: bouts of having stomach cramps and then throwing up, and
Speaker 1: then everything would be normal, and we were like, what
Speaker 1: is that? Why is that happening? And so it took
Speaker 1: about three months to figure it out and kind of
Speaker 1: weed out all the other options, and then finally I
Speaker 1: find only got a colonoscopy and an endoscopy done. My
Speaker 1: gasterentrologist said, hey, let's do an endoscopy and see what's
Speaker 1: going on with your stomach that's causing all this, and
Speaker 1: he goes, oh, and then let's do your colonoscopy at
Speaker 1: the same time. Have you ever done one of those?
Speaker 1: And I said I haven't, so he said, okay, let's
Speaker 1: do them both. We did that and that's where we
Speaker 1: found the big seat. So and that was in June
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty, and about a week later I went
Speaker 1: in and had surgery and they removed the bad stuff
Speaker 1: and about eleven inches of my large intestine and then
Speaker 1: it was all uphill after that. But we got to
Speaker 1: do six months of chemotherapy as a precaution to make
Speaker 1: sure that none of the bad cells were still floating
Speaker 1: around in my system. So the lesson learned in all
Speaker 1: of this one. I'm thrilled that it was four years
Speaker 1: ago today that I didn't have to do chemotherapy any longer.
Speaker 1: And also I hope you will indulge me and let
Speaker 1: me rum mind you that getting a colonoscopy is something
Speaker 1: that nobody wants to talk about, nobody wants to get
Speaker 1: it done. It's you know, it's just one of those
Speaker 1: things that you need to do. Though, and now they're
Speaker 1: saying that instead of getting your baseline one done at fifty,
Speaker 1: they're recommending you do it at forty five because it's
Speaker 1: showing up more in younger people. And the great news
Speaker 1: about colon cancers in a lot of cases, they can
Speaker 1: catch it before it turns bad and they can get
Speaker 1: it out, and I can be your cautionary tale, because
Speaker 1: if I would have gone and gotten my colonoscopy when
Speaker 1: I was supposed to, they would have found the bad
Speaker 1: cells before they turned into cancer and would have been
Speaker 1: able to remove it, and I wouldn't have had to
Speaker 1: have the surgery and the chemotherapy and all of that stuff.
Speaker 1: As it turns out, I was very lucky because we
Speaker 1: did find out what it was and we did get it.
Speaker 1: And so this is my reminder to you, because I'm
Speaker 1: on a mission that's probably going to continue for the
Speaker 1: rest of my life to get your calloscopy. It can
Speaker 1: literally save your life. Okay, that's it. I'm done ranting. Okay,
Speaker 1: So super Bowl ads. There's one that we didn't talk about, Well,
Speaker 1: there's two that we didn't talk about. One of them
Speaker 1: was very weird and controversial, and that was Kanye or
Speaker 1: Yay or whatever he's calling himself now, where he's sitting
Speaker 1: in a dentist chair showing off his teeth and talking
Speaker 1: about how expensive it was and then directs people to
Speaker 1: his website. And I did not go see that. It
Speaker 1: did not prompt me to go look, but Producer and
Speaker 1: said that she went and looked, and it is filled
Speaker 1: with all kinds of hate and like he was wearing
Speaker 1: a T shirt and said he was wearing a T
Speaker 1: shirt that had a swastika on it or something really crazy. Well, no,
Speaker 1: it's still up there. It's just a white it's just
Speaker 1: a white screen. And in the left corner is a
Speaker 1: T shirt with a swastik on it. And the only
Speaker 1: thing you can do is buy it. So bizarre, very weird.
Speaker 1: And he's been on this rant on social media. Producer
Speaker 1: Michelle was talking about that at the party yesterday, talking
Speaker 1: about how he's been on a rant. It's just somebody
Speaker 1: needs to help him. He needs help. And that's what
Speaker 1: I'm going to say about that an a and then
Speaker 1: we'll share a more uplifting one if we have time,
Speaker 1: but right now we have to talk to Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Courtney, good morning.
Speaker 9: And by the way, I'm sending you so much love
Speaker 9: on this anniversary.
Speaker 1: For you. I'm an know varying cancer.
Speaker 9: Survivor, so I feel all of what you were just
Speaker 9: talking about chemo is just so painful. I'm actually not
Speaker 9: even at my one year chemo anniversary.
Speaker 1: But you will be.
Speaker 9: You will, yes, very very soon, I will be but yeah,
Speaker 9: you're so right, get tested for your colonoscopy. I want
Speaker 9: a mission too for you.
Speaker 1: Know, keep going to the doctor.
Speaker 9: Uh there, They're only here to help you and move
Speaker 9: you forward, and if you feel something's wrong, something usually
Speaker 9: is wrong.
Speaker 1: So absolutely well we're in and especially with you, because
Speaker 1: like with colon cancer again, you get the colonoscby if
Speaker 1: they find some than funky, they can take it out
Speaker 1: as polyps and stuff. They can get it out and
Speaker 1: you might never have to deal with it. Ovarian cancer
Speaker 1: is a very sneaky one.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, no, and there's no real test for it.
Speaker 9: You just have to figure out that something is going
Speaker 9: wrong with you. And weirdly enough, it was I had
Speaker 9: a pain in my foot and that's what actually prompted me.
Speaker 9: It was, unfortunately going to the pediatrist for a while,
Speaker 9: not realizing that it was ovarian cancer.
Speaker 1: So fine intervention at some point. Exactly. Yes, we're so
Speaker 1: glad that you are healthy and cancer free and here
Speaker 1: to talk to us every weekday morning. So let's jump
Speaker 1: into it. What are we looking for in the stock
Speaker 1: market this week?
Speaker 9: Oh, we have a lot to look forward to because
Speaker 9: Wall Street they're waiting for comments from j Powell, the
Speaker 9: FED Chairman, is delivering his semi annual testimony to lawmakers
Speaker 9: on Capitol Hill tomorrow and Wednesday. Everybody's going to be
Speaker 9: watching out for that. They want to see what he's
Speaker 9: going to say about interest rates, what he's going to
Speaker 9: say about the labor market, what he'll also say about inflation,
Speaker 9: and speaking of that, we do get an update on
Speaker 9: inflation with the Consumer Price Report on Wednesday, so I'm
Speaker 9: sure he's going to get some questions on that one.
Speaker 1: Stocks are on the.
Speaker 9: Rise this morning, Dow futures up two hundred and thirty
Speaker 9: five points, SMP futures, They're gaining about half a percent
Speaker 9: on Friday, though, tariff worries moved to the forefront once
Speaker 9: again that since stock's lower, we had a volatile week
Speaker 9: last week, but on Friday the Dow drop.
Speaker 1: Four hundred and forty four points. Okay, And then before
Speaker 1: I let you go, this makes me sad. The price
Speaker 1: on the Disney vacation is going up again.
Speaker 9: Ah. Yes, and many middle class families are wishing upon
Speaker 9: a star for a less expensive Disney vacation. Sources inside
Speaker 9: Disney are telling the Wall Street Journal that some leaders
Speaker 9: feel the company.
Speaker 1: Has become addicted to price hikes.
Speaker 9: Internal discussions over whether the company is losing the connection
Speaker 9: with the middle class has become more frequent, but Disney
Speaker 9: CFO told Bloomberg last week that consumers are definitely willing
Speaker 9: to pay the price for a Disney vacation.
Speaker 1: He says, pretty much because people are.
Speaker 9: Getting a lot for it and they haven't really seen
Speaker 9: a pushback.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you do, but at some point they're going to
Speaker 1: hit critical mass. At some point people are going to say,
Speaker 1: we just can't.
Speaker 9: It's just too You're right about that, because the company's
Speaker 9: own surveys found that the number of guest planning return
Speaker 9: trips have ticked down sharply since twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: Okay, Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho, congratulations on your victory over the
Speaker 1: Big Sea, and we'll send you too. Yes, I'll be
Speaker 1: here all right, Great, thanks Courtney. Let's get back to
Speaker 1: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. Three more Israeli hostages have been released
Speaker 1: as part of the Israel Hamas ceasefire deal. The men
Speaker 1: have all been taken to the hospital after appearing frail
Speaker 1: and emaciated. As part of the ceasefire. Israel has also
Speaker 1: withdrawn its forces from a five mile long strip of
Speaker 1: the Gaza Strip. A federal court has blocked the Trump
Speaker 1: administration from sending three Venezuelan immigrants held in New Mexico
Speaker 1: to Guantanamo Bay and Cuba as part of the president's
Speaker 1: immigration crackdown. Lawyers for the men asked the courts for
Speaker 1: a temporary restraining order yesterday to block the transfer. They
Speaker 1: cited the availability of the legal process and access to lawyers.
Speaker 1: An attorney for the men says the court granted the
Speaker 1: temporary order during a brief hearing a short time later.
Speaker 1: A city in the South Bays being sued by city workers.
Speaker 3: Seven current and former Manhattan Beach employees are assuing the
Speaker 3: city alleging discrimination, retaliation, and corruption. Lead plaintiff Erica King,
Speaker 3: a Latina senior management analyst, claims officials limit resources for women,
Speaker 3: people of color, and older employees while punishing whistleblowers. The
Speaker 3: lawsuit accuses city leaders of fostering harassment and mismanagement, diverting
Speaker 3: over seven hundred thousand dollars to consultants for work that's
Speaker 3: meant to be done in house. King says she faced
Speaker 3: retaliation after speaking out, including job reassignments and project removals.
Speaker 3: The city has not yet responded to the allegations. Brigida
Speaker 3: Degastino KFI News.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's one more ad that I actually didn't see,
Speaker 1: but then I heard about it afterward, and I wish
Speaker 1: that I would have seen it, And that was this one,
Speaker 1: say Will has a confused look on his face to Juiciakno, Juicia. Okay.
Speaker 1: So it's it's Rocket Mortgage or Rocket dot Com and
Speaker 1: they're singing Country Roads take Me Home and saying the
Speaker 1: you know, the dream of owning a home is alive
Speaker 1: and well. And then right after the song stops, then
Speaker 1: that they go to the stadium and people are singing
Speaker 1: along in the stadium. It's the first time that they've
Speaker 1: ever done that where they kind of continued the spot
Speaker 1: and they had to go back and forth to get
Speaker 1: approval for it. But I thought that that was one
Speaker 1: of the very sweet ones, and you know, I love
Speaker 1: inspirational stuff, so I was very happy with that one.
Speaker 1: Residents of Dwarty have tested the EPA's use have a
Speaker 1: park in Irwindale to collect debris from the fire. In Altadena,
Speaker 1: the group gathered near Lario Park on Saturday, saying the
Speaker 1: EPA did not consult them before opening this site, and
Speaker 1: say they're worried that hazardous waste being stored there could
Speaker 1: make them sick. The EPA says the site is secure
Speaker 1: and the surrounding area is safe from contamination. Illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: being held at Guantanamo Bay will remain there, apparently until
Speaker 1: officials can reach agreements to return them to their home countries.
Speaker 1: Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam says that could mean some
Speaker 1: could be held at the US military detention facility in
Speaker 1: Cuba for weeks. Wild Robot was the big winner this
Speaker 1: weekend's Annie Awards, which recognizes the best animation in the
Speaker 1: last year. The story of a robot who gets shipwrecked
Speaker 1: on a deserted island and befriends and protects the animals
Speaker 1: she meets, won nine of the ten awards. It was
Speaker 1: nominated for Very Cute. We're just a few minutes away
Speaker 1: from Handle on the news that starts at six oh five,
Speaker 1: so stick around for that. Now, let's say good morning
Speaker 1: to the director of Disaster Services for Dream Center, La
Speaker 1: Clint Carlton Clint, So, thanks so much for getting up
Speaker 1: early and talking to us this morning. It's been just
Speaker 1: over a month since the wildfires. The Dream Center has
Speaker 1: been key in getting aid to people affected by the fires.
Speaker 1: So tell us where we're at now and then we'll
Speaker 1: talk about where we're going.
Speaker 4: Oh, we're in their recovery phase right now. I sat
Speaker 4: on Friday. I sat in a room full of people
Speaker 4: from all different walks of life. As the Dream Center,
Speaker 4: thanks to our partners iHeartRadio, KFI Radio, we were able
Speaker 4: to give ten thousand dollars checks to six different families.
Speaker 4: And the thing is, these people were all walks of life.
Speaker 4: They're retired, some were doctors, some were car salesmen, all
Speaker 4: different walks of life, and just hearing the stories of
Speaker 4: how they're coping. One was a was an er doctor
Speaker 4: and because of the PTSD, she hasn't made it back
Speaker 4: to work yet. And and you just during this recovery phase,
Speaker 4: you just sit here and you listen as they have closure,
Speaker 4: but as as you hear them out. I mean, she's
Speaker 4: an er doctor and she says every time she hears
Speaker 4: the sirens, it just takes her back to that night
Speaker 4: where she was rushing home from the hospital to get
Speaker 4: to her family. Because let me tell you something. She
Speaker 4: she told her her dad or her husband to take
Speaker 4: the pets and take the kids to her parents' house,
Speaker 4: which they live in Altadena as well, but they were
Speaker 4: never in a fire zone, and so she told them, now,
Speaker 4: take take the take the animals over there, take the
Speaker 4: kids over there, and I'll meet you guys there. And
Speaker 4: on her way, they're getting evacuated, you know, her parents
Speaker 4: are getting evacuated. So it hit so many of these
Speaker 4: families and it's very uh, it's sad with the stories
Speaker 4: you're hearing. But you know, thanks to you guys, we've
Speaker 4: been able to give out almost two million dollars to
Speaker 4: families and that and that is monetary gifts. Two million
Speaker 4: dollars of families that have been affected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's and that's like you know, a five
Speaker 1: thousand dollar check or a ten thousand or maybe even
Speaker 1: less than that, but just something to help them just
Speaker 1: to kind of start thinking about starting over, knowing that
Speaker 1: this is just the very very first steps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, I mean, and it's it's where they're getting
Speaker 4: into their departments. You know, these these shelters are closing now,
Speaker 4: so they're they're faced with these life decisions and saying Okay,
Speaker 4: where are you going to live? And what I've seen
Speaker 4: is and this is what I see with with all
Speaker 4: the different hurricanes that I'm involved with, is the families
Speaker 4: and the people that live in these towns. They want
Speaker 4: to be as close as they can to where it happens.
Speaker 4: So so these families want to get too altered, whether
Speaker 4: it be sitting or restaurants all day long, or or
Speaker 4: sit at a family's house all day long, or or
Speaker 4: a part. They want to be close to to these areas.
Speaker 4: And that's I'm working with, you know, the City eleventh
Speaker 4: Foundation on the Palisade side to bring back their public
Speaker 4: spaces quickly. And if if we can't get them back
Speaker 4: in the in the Palisades quick we're trying to get
Speaker 4: them as close to the palistapes in Brentwood or different areas.
Speaker 4: So we're working on that area, uh, to bring back
Speaker 4: the public spaces, but also in the Altadena area. Tell
Speaker 4: these families, you know, rebuild their their mindset as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so do you. Because we've talked before, Clint
Speaker 1: that there are four stages of recovery. You just said,
Speaker 1: we're we're in recovery now. But so there was the
Speaker 1: rescue is the first one, and then what's the next one?
Speaker 4: Yep, the rescue, the relief, and then the recovery and
Speaker 4: then and then the rebuild is the final stage. And
Speaker 4: and uh, you know, and and then that's what that's
Speaker 4: what we're dealing with to is obviously we deal with
Speaker 4: the county and the state, uh in federal for the
Speaker 4: Alta dentifier where uh e p A is coming in
Speaker 4: pulling out the you know, uh the big debris that
Speaker 4: they can of these houses. We're still in in different
Speaker 4: areas going through the ashes, do a personal property recovery
Speaker 4: and and sifting through the ashes for the residents in Altadena.
Speaker 4: But then in the Palace Ads, we're dealing with the city.
Speaker 4: We're dealing with the county of the state and federal.
Speaker 4: So uh, the fires are two different animals.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: For a disaster, you have a lot of people that
Speaker 4: want to be involved, uh, that that have you know,
Speaker 4: want to have their say.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: And so I feel like right now the Altadena fier
Speaker 4: is a little bit easier for us to get around
Speaker 4: to to help these families out to have closure, you know,
Speaker 4: and and they're you know, obviously I just heard you know,
Speaker 4: the e p A is working to get the debris
Speaker 4: into different areas. So so they're starting that prop in
Speaker 4: Alta Dina right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, So Clint, knowing we just have a couple of
Speaker 1: seconds off, do you still need donations of physical items
Speaker 1: or is that on pause for now?
Speaker 4: No, Well, we'll still take donations. They can drop them
Speaker 4: off from nine to noon at the Dream Center because
Speaker 4: we also have a store that's open every day that's
Speaker 4: Relief Resource Center from three pm to seven pm Monday
Speaker 4: through Friday, and then from nine am to noon on Saturday.
Speaker 4: So if the piece of somebody was affected by the
Speaker 4: fire and they need clothing, they need any supplies, we
Speaker 4: have that at the Dream Center. But you can also
Speaker 4: continue to drop off donations, okay in the address.
Speaker 1: I know it's on Bellflower is it twenty three Oho three.
Speaker 4: Two three zero one Bellevue Avenue two three zero one
Speaker 4: Bellevue Avenue. It's the one on one in Elvorado.
Speaker 1: You're right, you're good, two three zero one Bell View.
Speaker 4: Avenue, View Avenue, YEP, one on one in Alvarado. That's
Speaker 4: across streets.
Speaker 1: Okay, perfect, and monetary donations.
Speaker 4: At monetary do you know they can go to Dreamcenter
Speaker 4: dot org to donate dream Center dot org and and
Speaker 4: we have a fire relief tab on there where to
Speaker 4: go straight to the fire victims. And we can't thank
Speaker 4: you enough for your voice.
Speaker 1: Well can thank you enough for everything that you're doing.
Speaker 1: Clint Carlton, the director of Disaster Services for dream Center LA,
Speaker 1: doing such important work. And like you just mentioned, this
Speaker 1: isn't going away. I know that it's not in the
Speaker 1: headlines as much anymore, but this is We're in this
Speaker 1: for the long haul. So anything you can do as
Speaker 1: much appreciated. Thanks Clint, Thank you having day you too.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the Camfi twenty fire newsroom. A six month old
Speaker 1: boy and two women have been shot in South LA.
Speaker 1: The LAPD says they were in a parked car in
Speaker 1: Jefferson Park Saturday night when a car drove up someone
Speaker 1: inside opened fire. All three are recovering in the hospital
Speaker 1: and are in stable condition. Police have not made any arrests.
Speaker 1: A sixteen year old boy's been killed in a shooting
Speaker 1: at a house party in Woodland Hills. It was specifically
Speaker 1: rented out.
Speaker 4: It was a flyer party.
Speaker 1: There was dishrip via social media LAPD Lieutenant Guy Golan
Speaker 1: says about three hundred people were at the party early yesterday.
Speaker 9: During the course, some altercation occurred that resulted in gunfire.
Speaker 1: A lot of people fled. Six people were hurt in
Speaker 1: the shooting. Police say a bouncer or security guard was
Speaker 1: escorting the alleged shooter out after the fight when the
Speaker 1: guy started shooting at the dance floor and then took off.
Speaker 1: Artificial intelligence will be the main focus this week at
Speaker 1: a major summit in France. World leaders, executives and experts
Speaker 1: will be gathering in Paris for the AI Action Summit
Speaker 1: to hammer out strategies for the best guidelines to develop
Speaker 1: the technology. Vice President Vance will be there. It'll be
Speaker 1: his first trip abroad since taking office. And Starbucks is
Speaker 1: treating its customers after the big game.
Speaker 2: Whether your team won or loss. Yesterday, the coffee giant
Speaker 2: is helping out all its Rewards members by offering them
Speaker 2: a free talleror hot ice coffee today February tenth. The
Speaker 2: Starbucks promotion excludes Nitro cold Brew and regular cold Brew,
Speaker 2: as well as its Reserve coffee. The coupon will be
Speaker 2: available in store Arbucks Rewards members accounts. According to the
Speaker 2: company website. It can be applied in the Starbucks app
Speaker 2: or redeemed in person and is limited to only one
Speaker 2: per customer. Andrew Caravella KFI News.
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Speaker 1: low sixties for the Antelope Valley. Overnight lows in the
Speaker 1: forties tonight, then partly cloudy, couple degrees cooler tomorrow. Light
Speaker 1: drizzle is expected to start falling by tomorrow night, heavy
Speaker 1: rain at times expected on Wednesday. Rain's going to continue
Speaker 1: through Friday, and then we should dry out for the weekend.
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