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Speaker 2: At my house about nine o'clock a couple good, like
Speaker 2: window shaking gusts of wind, and they were relatively calm
Speaker 2: throughout the night. We slept through the one of our
Speaker 2: windows open and we could hear it. It wasn't too bad.
Speaker 2: And then this morning, driving in coming over the New
Speaker 2: Hall Pass, the wind.
Speaker 3: Hit a couple of times.
Speaker 2: It was your windows open, windows, it's just one.
Speaker 4: All the way open or just a sliver.
Speaker 2: It was it opens this way and I hit it
Speaker 2: opened maybe about.
Speaker 4: Put the heater on it all at night. No, my god,
Speaker 4: that sounds cold.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, it's not that cold.
Speaker 2: I mean we have a shade drawn over the so
Speaker 2: it's not like it's just blowing directly into.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Hey listen your parents, yes, right, better for you, absolutely, no.
Speaker 1: Ventilation is very key, especially when you're sleeping. But it
Speaker 1: woke me up this morning and everything was just blowing.
Speaker 1: The the sails in the back, the overhangings which is
Speaker 1: flaping like crazy, like the wind is here. My husband's
Speaker 1: like yeah.
Speaker 4: So it's just wind.
Speaker 2: It isn't It is weird weather though, because up over
Speaker 2: the San Gabriel all through the Angelus National Forest out
Speaker 2: to Big Bear and places like that, they're actually seeing
Speaker 2: snow this morning. I mean, the the what do you
Speaker 2: call the velocity of the wind has Usually when we
Speaker 2: get wind like this, at least in sort of October November, December,
Speaker 2: it doesn't come with clouds like this, right, And now
Speaker 2: that we've got these clouds that are coming down, there
Speaker 2: are places up in sort of Palm Dale Annimal Valley
Speaker 2: we're seeing some rainfall also chilly, chilly rainfall. So it
Speaker 2: is going to be a that that is good just
Speaker 2: in terms of decreasing the fire danger in those already
Speaker 2: fire prone areas.
Speaker 3: The rain, the precipitation is great. The wind is not.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: They are calling this destructive, life threatening. It is going
Speaker 1: to dramatically raise the risk of wildfires for the next
Speaker 1: several days.
Speaker 4: They say there is a.
Speaker 1: High confidence in strong offshore winds with the potential to
Speaker 1: be the strongest wind event of the season. As we
Speaker 1: reported yesterday, the valleys are the concern that two ten
Speaker 1: corridor from Silmar to Azusa. They're worried primarily about trees, branches,
Speaker 1: power lines down. If you live near the foothills and
Speaker 1: the mountains, be ready to go. I took some pictures
Speaker 1: of fire engines locally where they're already out. They're out
Speaker 1: of the garage, they're parked, ready to go, in the
Speaker 1: ready position, and that's how they kind of want everybody
Speaker 1: to be just in case.
Speaker 4: We'll stay on top of it.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk to the National Weather Service to
Speaker 1: find out what the peak times will be as we
Speaker 1: move forward, and as the forecast has adjusted in the
Speaker 1: past twenty four hours or so.
Speaker 2: Your point also about the fire crews being ready positioned,
Speaker 2: pre positioned. CalFire has prepositioned a bunch of Northern California
Speaker 2: assets and trucks and crews, etc. Down here, because up
Speaker 2: there nothing to worry about. They have had plenty of
Speaker 2: rain over the course of the last several weeks. We
Speaker 2: haven't had rain since May basically, so this is a
Speaker 2: particularly dangerous time. And as as you mentioned, we'll talk
Speaker 2: with the National Weather Service. Our friend Henry de Carlo
Speaker 2: is going to call us back. We're hoping to try
Speaker 2: to get Henry on as well, and he described listen
Speaker 2: here's a guy who's been doing this for a long time.
Speaker 2: He said, I don't think I've seen a pattern like
Speaker 2: this before, where in the morning you've got the clouds,
Speaker 2: the potential for rain, even some places with fog this morning,
Speaker 2: and then by the evening the chance for one hundred
Speaker 2: mile an hour gusts of wind.
Speaker 1: Well and up where I live against the foothills, they
Speaker 1: say that there's going to be those mountain waves, and
Speaker 1: you could feel it the way the wind just cascades
Speaker 1: down the mountain and then whosh right when it hits
Speaker 1: the flat land and it hits damn hard or as
Speaker 1: President Biden would say, g d hard.
Speaker 2: La Unified has relocated to Panga Elementary students to Woodland
Speaker 2: Hills Academy in San Fernando Valley. Topanga is going to
Speaker 2: be closed between Mulholland and pch from about ten o'clock
Speaker 2: this morning through Friday through six o'clock Friday night.
Speaker 3: Now we saw this when the Franklin fire started.
Speaker 2: The Topanga had been closed and that's kind of where
Speaker 2: the fire started, was on the West Way other on
Speaker 2: the western side of Topanga. So this is another precaution
Speaker 2: that we've seen in the last couple of years where
Speaker 2: they will shut down Topanga except for you know, local
Speaker 2: traffic and business and stuff like that. But if you're there,
Speaker 2: if you're headed that, if you use that to get
Speaker 2: up and over that hill towards towards Malibu, you're going
Speaker 2: to be in trouble.
Speaker 1: Did you know that Greenland is bigger than Mexico but
Speaker 1: has the population of Carson City, Carson City, Nevada, fifty
Speaker 1: six thousand people.
Speaker 2: We will be talking about, Oh, Henry's going to you
Speaker 2: want to do him next?
Speaker 3: Is he available? Let's do it? Yeah, let's get the Hank.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we can call him Hank. Do
Speaker 1: we have that kind of Henry cred? We could ask him.
Speaker 1: We'll have to check some guys. It's interchangeable, you know.
Speaker 1: But I don't know about Henry. But he might have
Speaker 1: a problem.
Speaker 4: He might It might be a strong family if he.
Speaker 3: Has any nicknames. Also, it's going on right now.
Speaker 2: President elect Trump is holding a news conference down at
Speaker 2: mar A.
Speaker 5: Large doubt about it, and we're going to find out.
Speaker 5: But Ashley Babbitt was killed. She was shot, should have
Speaker 5: never been shot. She was shot for no reason whatsoever.
Speaker 4: He's dying on this Chane that she was trying.
Speaker 5: To hold back the crowd, and the crowd he kind of.
Speaker 1: Mentioned that Hesblah was involved in and then said that
Speaker 1: there will be major pardons.
Speaker 2: He said he was asked, would would you pardon those
Speaker 2: accused of and found guilty of violent offenses and he said, well,
Speaker 2: we have to figure out what it is. And he
Speaker 2: talked about the potential involvement of FBI agents which has
Speaker 2: been disproven there were FBI informants in the crowd, and
Speaker 2: then said that Hezbollah might have been there.
Speaker 3: So we'll see, we'll talk about that. We'll try to
Speaker 3: get Henry.
Speaker 2: We got a bunch going on today, a bunch, but
Speaker 2: it's almost like the big twelve o'clock.
Speaker 3: Hour is every hour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, you're not wrong.
Speaker 3: It's a good thing. You worry r S kick and
Speaker 3: boots today I did.
Speaker 4: These are my Santa boots because S needs to be kicked,
Speaker 4: my black Santa boots.
Speaker 1: What happens is when he comes to my house, he
Speaker 1: leaves me these boots and then he puts on his
Speaker 1: birken stocks and continues on the way.
Speaker 3: I don't like that. What are you talking about? I
Speaker 3: don't like that.
Speaker 2: He kicks his shoes off at your house. I like
Speaker 2: that he's comfortable, little elfin feet with the elf and
Speaker 2: ToeJam in there. Obviously, big story today through the next
Speaker 2: couple of days is going to be the extreme winds
Speaker 2: that we're expecting here in Southern California.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, it is KTLA's Henry de Carlo, the
Speaker 1: voice of Southern California Weather, the face of Southern California Weather,
Speaker 1: and our friend, Henry de Carlo. Henry, good morning. Gary
Speaker 1: called you Hank earlier. Is that acceptable or no?
Speaker 6: Completely acceptable? Many people of my close friends call me Hank.
Speaker 6: So you're in good company, Gary, No problem at all. Yes,
Speaker 6: So this did well.
Speaker 1: This looks Henry like like, it's not like crying wolf.
Speaker 1: This looks like a major wind event that we should
Speaker 1: absolutely be paying attention to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a tough one, you know. I always when
Speaker 6: we talk about these, Sorry, I'm going to turn down
Speaker 6: my air conditioners so you can. I'm driving. It's a
Speaker 6: little loud. I apologize, you know, whenever I go on
Speaker 6: TV and we're talking about whether it's rain or storms,
Speaker 6: I always try to be really cautious because we don't
Speaker 6: want people to get alarmed, and I don't want to
Speaker 6: build something up just for the sake of building it
Speaker 6: up for TV ratings from television stations usually often want.
Speaker 4: You to do.
Speaker 6: But this is one of those that definitely looks like
Speaker 6: it has all the ingredients to be a major player
Speaker 6: for us. So, you know, I try to explain things
Speaker 6: simply to people and just say, you know, when we
Speaker 6: look at weather, I look at it almost like a
Speaker 6: like a recipe, and if we put all of these
Speaker 6: ingredients together, this is how it will come out. And
Speaker 6: as we're looking at the way things are setting up,
Speaker 6: everything is setting up to where the winds are going
Speaker 6: to be extremely strong, and it's going to be could
Speaker 6: be the strongest winds that we've had in years. Some
Speaker 6: of the computer models saying eighty ninety miles per hour winds.
Speaker 6: Now that gets people obviously really alarmed. But you know,
Speaker 6: I think you those fifty sixty miles per hour winds,
Speaker 6: especially with fire concerns and power outages, I mean, this
Speaker 6: is this could be a really tough wind event, especially
Speaker 6: when we get to tonight, overnight, tonight through tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Knowing that this was coming this morning when I got up,
Speaker 2: I was surprised to see as many clouds as I
Speaker 2: did this morning, and they're still I mean, we're looking
Speaker 2: out sort of to the east over the San Gabriel
Speaker 2: Mountains and we can see plenty of clouds up there.
Speaker 3: Despite the fact that the winds are so strong.
Speaker 6: It really is a weird day. There's so much going on.
Speaker 6: We actually had some decent dusting of snow up in
Speaker 6: the mountains, and we had some rain up in the foothills.
Speaker 6: You know, it's actually part of what's going to create
Speaker 6: the stronger winds. When we get cold air and warm
Speaker 6: air together, that create and we get high pressure low pressure.
Speaker 6: It's what we call it pressure gradient, so the stronger
Speaker 6: the two systems. So we have this area of low
Speaker 6: pressure that's passing to the east and it's wrapping around
Speaker 6: a little cloud coverage, so it's not coming in typically
Speaker 6: what we would get west to east, where it might
Speaker 6: be something coming off the coast. This is actually coming
Speaker 6: from the north. So basically that's part of the reason
Speaker 6: for the setup for the strong winds. We have this
Speaker 6: really cold pocket of air that's right just off towards
Speaker 6: the east of us, east of the mountains, kind of
Speaker 6: clipping the mountains and then we've had generally mild, warmer air,
Speaker 6: and it's those two systems that are together. It's that
Speaker 6: cold air that's just slamming through and that's what's bringing
Speaker 6: the clouds and the you know, partial rain and a
Speaker 6: little bit of snow up in the mountains, and it's
Speaker 6: just creating what we call a strong offshore, offshore wind event.
Speaker 6: And it really is, you know, part part of the
Speaker 6: reason why we're going to see such strong winds. And
Speaker 6: that's one of the reasons why I feel like the
Speaker 6: winds may end up being as big as forecasted. Because
Speaker 6: even the threat of rain for today that we had
Speaker 6: yesterday was very slight. We actually did get rain and
Speaker 6: some snow up in the mountains. So that tells us
Speaker 6: that colder pocket of air is here, and that's just
Speaker 6: one of the components that could create some really strong,
Speaker 6: dangerous winds, especially overnight tonight through tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was reading about those mountain waves. If it's
Speaker 1: coming from the north and the east, I guess that's
Speaker 1: why they're most worried about that two ten corridor from
Speaker 1: Azusa to Silmar there up against the mountains.
Speaker 6: Right because wend you know, we can get strong winds
Speaker 6: all the time, but when they come out of the northeast,
Speaker 6: that's really when we start talking about sant Ana conditions.
Speaker 6: And it's the way that it moves through our mountain
Speaker 6: mountains and then down through the canyons and the passes,
Speaker 6: and we call it compressional heating. When we kind of
Speaker 6: squeeze all that air through all those passes, it warms
Speaker 6: up and it and it also creates intensity of the wind.
Speaker 6: So if it was more of a northerly flow, it
Speaker 6: just kind of be a chilly, windy day. But it's
Speaker 6: out of the northeast. So when it comes out of
Speaker 6: the east like that, it dries out the air, so
Speaker 6: it starts this cold moist there and it becomes dry,
Speaker 6: so we still have the you know, cool component to it,
Speaker 6: but we just strip it of all the moistures. So
Speaker 6: now we get into the fire concerns because it's not
Speaker 6: just wind, but we're no you know, the humidity is
Speaker 6: so low, so it's all about the orientation. And that's said,
Speaker 6: it's just one of those kind of weird things that
Speaker 6: we get occasionally with Santa Anas when we bring in
Speaker 6: some clouds and the weather stays a little bit cool.
Speaker 6: Usually we generally think of sunny and warm and warm up,
Speaker 6: but this is this is a little bit different makeup,
Speaker 6: but the results are going to be really strong winds.
Speaker 4: Henri Dea Carla.
Speaker 1: Smartest meteorologists you're gonna find, not just a pretty face.
Speaker 6: Gary.
Speaker 3: Thanks, Henk, Well.
Speaker 6: I appreciate it anytime. You know, it's always hard trying
Speaker 6: to explain these things. Well really, my wife always says,
Speaker 6: you know, forget all that stuff. Just tell me how
Speaker 6: Wendy's it going to be? And what can I wear today?
Speaker 6: So Wendy today, but you can still wear shorts if
Speaker 6: you want to.
Speaker 3: Excellent, Henrita Carlo, thank you very much.
Speaker 6: You're welcome. Thanks Gary, Thanks.
Speaker 2: You're Katla meteorologist Henry Carlat we're up here, you know,
Speaker 2: on the fourth floor where.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what did you see?
Speaker 2: There were there were leaves that were blowing up here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: from I mean past our wink.
Speaker 1: That's all I was saying. It was like that game concentration.
Speaker 1: It was wild with them in the air. There has
Speaker 1: been this idea floated that Trump has his interests set
Speaker 1: on Greenland. It's kind of been a funny ha ha,
Speaker 1: except for now Trump at mar a Lago as he's
Speaker 1: doing one of his free willing press advance availabilities, says
Speaker 1: he will not rule out the use of military for
Speaker 1: to seize control of Greenland and the Panama Canal.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, guys, buckle up.
Speaker 3: I love this term. We mentioned it eight years ago.
Speaker 6: This.
Speaker 2: Some people take him seriously but not figuratively. Other people
Speaker 2: take him figuratively but not seriously, or literally but not seriously,
Speaker 2: seriously but not literally. And it's it's the weirdest mental
Speaker 2: game to play while listening to him, because one of
Speaker 2: the things that I was going to credit him for
Speaker 2: doing was staying quiet since the election.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's been quiet, but that is not his name.
Speaker 2: Or two of these news conferences, and I don't know
Speaker 2: who it is that was able to get him keep
Speaker 2: him out of the spotlight all of this time. Is
Speaker 2: it Susie Wiles, the new the new chief of staff,
Speaker 2: I don't know. But but when and then he goes
Speaker 2: back in front of the podium and just goes right
Speaker 2: back to what you would expect from the guy, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the same, it's the bombbast it's this
Speaker 2: he did well. Okay, the breaking news about Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is that the judge in the Florida Documents case, Judge
Speaker 2: Aileen Cannon, blocked the Justice Department from releasing what was
Speaker 2: going to be a report on the two prosecutions, the
Speaker 2: one the Florida Documents case, but also the election interference case,
Speaker 2: the ones that are being handled by Jack Smith, or
Speaker 2: i should say were being handled by Jack Smith. She
Speaker 2: was asked by a couple of code defendants in the
Speaker 2: Florida Documents case to block the release of both sections
Speaker 2: of the report. It's not clear yet exactly what kind
Speaker 2: of an impact she's going to have on this, because
Speaker 2: there was a prior ruling that from her that tossed
Speaker 2: the whole case that they are still appealing before the
Speaker 2: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Trump has also, at least
Speaker 2: his legal team has also specifically asked Merrick Garland, Orney General,
Speaker 2: to block Jack Smith from releasing this report. They've had
Speaker 2: an opportunity to read it, and they say it's all
Speaker 2: one sided.
Speaker 3: It's all, you know.
Speaker 2: The true proof that this was a concerted attempt to
Speaker 2: weaponize the Justice Department, and on and on and on,
Speaker 2: and that's why they don't want this thing report, or
Speaker 2: they don't want this report released.
Speaker 3: They believe that it would be imminent, so it would.
Speaker 2: Take place probably before the inauguration. And their argument is
Speaker 2: the only reason they would release it is before the
Speaker 2: inauguration is for political damage because they know that Trump
Speaker 2: would never allow it once he becomes president.
Speaker 1: Back to this entertaining game of risk. He has talked
Speaker 1: about getting control of the Panama Canal and Greenland.
Speaker 4: He was asked about that today, would you.
Speaker 1: Would say, though, you wouldn't use the military to do that, right?
Speaker 4: And he said, wait.
Speaker 2: Let me slow that down. Wait, you want to use
Speaker 2: the military right.
Speaker 1: To seize control of Greenland in the Panama Canal And
Speaker 1: he said, I'm not going to commit to that. He said,
Speaker 1: it might be that you'll have to do something. He
Speaker 1: went on to say the Panama Canal is vital to
Speaker 1: our country and we need Greenland for a national security purposes. Now,
Speaker 1: he has also floated the idea of having Canada joined
Speaker 1: the United States, right, but kind of backed off the
Speaker 1: idea of using the military to seize Canada because he
Speaker 1: would rely on in his words, economic.
Speaker 2: Force, economic force, and basically he was suggesting that he
Speaker 2: doesn't need Canada needs us more than we need Canada.
Speaker 2: And that if this becomes an issue this Canada, I
Speaker 2: don't know, becoming part of the United States, if it
Speaker 2: becomes an issue in their upcoming election, because we know
Speaker 2: Justin Trudeau was out that unless the Conservative Party leader
Speaker 2: in Canada agrees to that, he's probably going to.
Speaker 3: Lose the election, is what Trump said today.
Speaker 2: He also he mentioned, of course, the big decision from yesterday,
Speaker 2: the Biden administration putting off limits hundreds of millions of
Speaker 2: acres of offshore drilling for oil and gas.
Speaker 5: President Biden's actions yesterday.
Speaker 7: On offshore drilling, banning offshore drilling will not stand.
Speaker 5: I will reverse it immediately. It'll be done immediately, and
Speaker 5: we will drill, baby drill. We're going to be drilling
Speaker 5: in a lot of other locations and the energy costs
Speaker 5: are going to come way down.
Speaker 2: He also talked about, and this is referencing the breaking
Speaker 2: news that Judge Aleen Cannon has blocked the release of
Speaker 2: the Jack Smith report, saying Jack Smith is a super
Speaker 2: nasty guy.
Speaker 7: They brought this moron out of the Hague.
Speaker 6: He's a mean guy.
Speaker 5: He's a mean, nasty guy.
Speaker 7: His picture was perfect because you look at his picture,
Speaker 7: you say, that's a bad guy with his robe, his
Speaker 7: pope purple robe, and he executes people. He shouldn't be
Speaker 7: allowed to execute people, because he'll execute everybody.
Speaker 5: He's a nutsyet.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 2: They are alerting more than four hundred thousand customers that
Speaker 2: they could see some outages over the next couple of
Speaker 2: days because of them, because of the wind.
Speaker 1: Walter White's home is up for sale in New Mexico.
Speaker 1: Of course, the home featured in Breaking Bad is in Albuquerque.
Speaker 1: It's on the market for just under four million dollars.
Speaker 1: The owner of the home recently said to a local
Speaker 1: TV station that the fans visits soon became too much
Speaker 1: to deal with, and that the recent passing of her
Speaker 1: parents led to the decision to list the home. No
Speaker 1: meth included four million dollars in Albuquerque.
Speaker 2: I after we watched Friday Night Lights, the great TV
Speaker 2: series my wife and I and the movie, of course,
Speaker 2: my wife and I went and saw the homes where
Speaker 2: they and the locations in and around Austin where they
Speaker 2: filmed most of Friday Night Lights.
Speaker 3: And that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: But we didn't go like, we didn't stop, we didn't
Speaker 2: move there. We did go to the teacher, but I
Speaker 2: just the idea that like you'd buy it or you'd
Speaker 2: annoy people.
Speaker 1: Like he is this you would have, I mean I
Speaker 1: for four million dollars, you would have to turn it
Speaker 1: into a tourist destination kind of zone.
Speaker 4: If the zoning would help, would allow.
Speaker 3: You to hear that you could do an airbnb.
Speaker 1: I mean you got to throw in some myth, don't you,
Speaker 1: or some myth making stuff, or you just pretend like
Speaker 1: like a like a like the.
Speaker 2: Old rock Candy play school myth set.
Speaker 3: Do they do they do that? Do they make those?
Speaker 4: They don't now, but they could.
Speaker 2: I have a question. I have a statement and then
Speaker 2: a question. No, I have a story, a statement and
Speaker 2: then a question. Wow, okay, story is just quick. That
Speaker 2: there was an earthquake in Tibet death all over one hundred,
Speaker 2: one hundred and over one hundred I've seen different numbers,
Speaker 2: but over one hundred definitely.
Speaker 3: And this is in an area that's it's like Chinese proper.
Speaker 2: What's someone I'm gonna try to say within the Chinese borders,
Speaker 2: but also Nepal and parts of India have been hit
Speaker 2: by this earthquake.
Speaker 3: That was the news.
Speaker 2: The statement was Golden globes saw a seven percent increase
Speaker 2: year to year in ratings, which is good. That means
Speaker 2: that Nikki Glazer is probably going to be coming back.
Speaker 2: But what I was surprised that I don't remember this
Speaker 2: from last year was when Joe Koy hosted last year.
Speaker 2: That was a fifty percent increase from the previous year.
Speaker 2: Really from the NBC broadcast from twenty three. And then
Speaker 2: the Chargers assigned Ezekiel Elliott, Yeah to.
Speaker 1: The practice squad. Here's the thing. Gus Edwards, who's that
Speaker 1: big back. He has been injured, so so you just
Speaker 1: have JK. Dobbins who's coming off an ankle injury. He
Speaker 1: just came back a couple games ago after missing four games.
Speaker 1: This is a guy who had season ending achilles surgery
Speaker 1: last season. After Week one he's torn his MCL, his ACL.
Speaker 1: He is a great comeback player. But he's been running hard,
Speaker 1: he's been running violently and he's wonderful. But if he
Speaker 1: gets injured and he's not willing to go, they are
Speaker 1: s out of luck at running back.
Speaker 4: So Ezekiel Elie can't back there.
Speaker 1: No, So Ezekiel Elliott, he asked the Dallas Cowboys, hey
Speaker 1: let me go last week. So they let him go
Speaker 1: and he was able to sign on to a playoff
Speaker 1: team in the Chargers. Here's the thing, he's got five
Speaker 1: days to get up to speed. He's we're playing in Houston,
Speaker 1: so that's good. But likely he'll come out here and
Speaker 1: try to get Greg Roman's playbook and just learn it
Speaker 1: and be ready to go and be active on game day.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens nine I think right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, obviously his prime years are behind him.
Speaker 1: Jerry Jones likes to form his teams around the best
Speaker 1: players of a decade ago. But still it's it's a
Speaker 1: big back, you know, still low to the ground, but
Speaker 1: a big back that that will be the number two guy.
Speaker 1: You take the run game out of the Chargers offense
Speaker 1: and you're screwed. We've seen what happens. As soon as
Speaker 1: JK came back. They were a different offense. You know,
Speaker 1: they've scored one hundred and eight points in the past
Speaker 1: four weeks. You didn't see that kind of production when
Speaker 1: JK wasn't there. See, he's got me starting.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I shouldn't have its time for terror in
Speaker 3: these guys.
Speaker 1: Like you Zero Nier, you're player for day off.
Speaker 6: Roger get off my plane, Roger Rogers, what's our victor?
Speaker 5: Victor?
Speaker 4: Enough is enough?
Speaker 6: I haven't read it.
Speaker 3: With these multi pike snakes on this.
Speaker 1: Money, it's Gary and Shannon's.
Speaker 3: Terror in the skies.
Speaker 2: On K five, Jeff Blue had a very disturbing statement
Speaker 2: this morning. They found a couple of dead people in
Speaker 2: the wheel well of a Jet Blue airplane.
Speaker 3: This was JFK to Fort Lauderdale.
Speaker 1: And we've seen this before when people try to sneak
Speaker 1: onto flights using that wheel well. The way to do
Speaker 1: it was that woman who was able to get on
Speaker 1: board several planes, remember, out of Lax several times.
Speaker 3: She went through the door. She went through the door.
Speaker 4: That is still a mystery of how that was able
Speaker 4: to happen.
Speaker 1: But anyway, yeah, unfortunately it's not a good passage.
Speaker 4: It's not a good passage the wheel wells.
Speaker 2: It's also important to point out that according to law enforcement, well, okay,
Speaker 2: so this plane lands most recently, it went from JFK
Speaker 2: to Fort Lauderdale. Landed last night about eleven o'clock at
Speaker 2: Fort Lauderdale. Time Gate Tech in the landing gear area
Speaker 2: noticed a couple of males who appeared to be Signal seven,
Speaker 2: which is their term for dead, and that was only
Speaker 2: about fifteen minutes after the plane had landed. County M's
Speaker 2: office performed autopsies or will perform autopsies to determine the
Speaker 2: cause of death. But they said both bodies were badly decomposed.
Speaker 2: And I don't know. My initial reading of that makes
Speaker 2: it sound like.
Speaker 6: While.
Speaker 1: But what does the cold air at thirty thousand feet
Speaker 1: doe to a body.
Speaker 3: Nothing, I mean, it would preserve it.
Speaker 2: But the thing is they're being thawed and frozen and
Speaker 2: thawed and frozen.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that'll do it. I've done that to a
Speaker 1: piece of meat before. Yeah, and it's not good now.
Speaker 4: The smell.
Speaker 2: The other The reason I bring that up is because, yes,
Speaker 2: when you read that statement, the assumption is they've been
Speaker 2: there a while. But the other thing is maybe there
Speaker 2: was just damage and the decomposition doesn't as.
Speaker 1: Well say damaged, they'd mutilated or whatever. They wouldn't say decomposed.
Speaker 1: That makes it sound like they were there for a while, right.
Speaker 3: The A three twenty was in service.
Speaker 2: It was an airbus plane nearly all day yesterday, took
Speaker 2: off from Kingston, Jamaica in the morning, arrived in New
Speaker 2: York went to Salt Lake City, flew back to JFK,
Speaker 2: and then went down to Fort Lauderdale.
Speaker 6: So that.
Speaker 3: Even if they they were there all day.
Speaker 2: That again, that's the freeze and thaw over and over
Speaker 2: again in just one day.
Speaker 3: That can't be good.
Speaker 2: No, two weeks ago, they found a body in the
Speaker 2: wheel bay of a United Airlines flight from Chicago all
Speaker 2: the way to Malley.
Speaker 1: Speaking of freezing and thawing. An update on our Greenland acquisition,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has told people of Greenland were going to
Speaker 1: treat you well.
Speaker 3: All that's good.
Speaker 2: Maybe we get an exhibition NFL game up in Greenland.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, there are no roads in Greenland. You
Speaker 1: know that, right, So they only they only use like
Speaker 1: snowmobiles and other snows vis snow vehicles. I don't even
Speaker 1: know about to get around in planes. No vehicles, don't
Speaker 1: I don't even know about. Greenland's government, by the way,
Speaker 1: says that Donald Trump Junior's visit today is a private one,
Speaker 1: it's not an official government visit. And DENMARKUS said that
Speaker 1: Greenland is not for sale. But we'll stay on the
Speaker 1: developments right here on the Gary and Shannon Show.
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