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Speaker 1: get right to it. Here's what's ahead on wake Up Call. Fired.
Speaker 1: LA fired Chief Kristin Crowley has notified the city that
Speaker 1: she is going to appeal her termination to the La
Speaker 1: City Council. La Mayor Bass fired her last week because
Speaker 1: of the way that she handled the wildfires in Pasadena,
Speaker 1: Altadena and Pacific Palisades. Crowley would need the support of
Speaker 1: ten of the fifteen city council members to be reinstated.
Speaker 1: Ukrainian President Zelenski will meet with President Trump at the
Speaker 1: White House today, is expected to sign a deal to
Speaker 1: pay back money given to Ukraine to fight it's war
Speaker 1: with Russia with proceeds from Rare Earth minerals. Reality TV
Speaker 1: star Court Kardashian has joined her neighbors in Calabasas to
Speaker 1: protest the dumping of debris from the Palisades Fire in
Speaker 1: the Calabasas landfill. Kardashian held a sign yesterday that said,
Speaker 1: fill our hydrants, not our dumps. Circumstances surrounding Gene Hackman's
Speaker 1: death are unusual and getting more and more strange. ABC's
Speaker 1: Jim Ryan's going to join us to tell us the
Speaker 1: latest on that. That's coming up in about three minutes. Also,
Speaker 1: we're going back to the Moon. Well, NASA is We've
Speaker 1: got two lunar landings happening in the next week. We're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking with Nikki Fox at NASA headquarters to
Speaker 1: find out when we'll get there, what we're dropping off,
Speaker 1: and why we're doing it. That's coming up at five twenty.
Speaker 1: You don't want to miss it. I love all Things Space.
Speaker 1: The countdown to the Oscars is on. We're going to
Speaker 1: dig into Hollywood's biggest night with insights from ABC's Mike Nabuski.
Speaker 1: That's coming up before the top of the hour. Here's
Speaker 1: a fun Oscar fact. Do you know how much the
Speaker 1: Oscar Ceremony costs to put it on on? In total?
Speaker 1: Fifty seven point seven million dollars. Starts at four o'clock
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Let's get started with some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A
Speaker 1: new analysis shows the damage caused by the wildfires last
Speaker 1: month in southern California is in the tens of billions
Speaker 1: of dollars.
Speaker 4: Upwards of nearly fifty four billion dollars in property damage
Speaker 4: was suffered by the fires and the palisades in Altadena.
Speaker 4: Former Governor Gray Davis, co chair of the Southern California
Speaker 4: Leadership Council, says rebuilding should be fast tracked.
Speaker 8: Whether that's a rebuilt home or some of the home
Speaker 8: outside of the fire errors. But most people, we believe
Speaker 8: will want to gravitate back to the neighborhoods in which
Speaker 8: they previously lift.
Speaker 4: The report by the Leadership Council and the La County
Speaker 4: Economic Development Corporation says tens of thousands of jobs have
Speaker 4: likely been lost or will be. Michael Monks KFI.
Speaker 1: News, California's insurance commissioner says he hopes to make a
Speaker 1: decision in the next two weeks about State Farms request
Speaker 1: to hike insurance policy prices by fifteen to thirty eight percent.
Speaker 1: Consumer watchdogs William Fletcher says the hikes would increase homeowners'
Speaker 1: policy prices by an average of six hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: This is just a potential huge impact.
Speaker 3: We're concerned that we're not seeing the information, the financial
Speaker 3: information that.
Speaker 2: We need to see to fully evaluate the request.
Speaker 1: State Farm is the largest insurer in California, covering about
Speaker 1: twenty percent of homes. State regulators have given two other
Speaker 1: insurance companies permission to raise their rates for thousands of
Speaker 1: customers beginning in late March. Homeowners, condo owners, and rental
Speaker 1: building policyholders. With Mercury General, we'll see their rates go
Speaker 1: up by twelve percent. On average, customers who have home
Speaker 1: insurance with Safeco, which is part of Liberty Mutual, we'll
Speaker 1: see rates go up by an average of seven point
Speaker 1: two percent. In May. A jury in la is due
Speaker 1: back for deliberations in the trial of an Orange County
Speaker 1: judge charged with killing his wife. Jurors could convict Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Ferguson of second degree murder or involuntary manslaughter, or acquit
Speaker 1: him testified the fatal shooting in twenty twenty three was
Speaker 1: an accident. Pasadena School District board members have voted six
Speaker 1: to one in favor of removing over one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty teacher and staff positions. The proposed layoffs are one
Speaker 1: part of a proposed district budget cut. The president of
Speaker 1: the United Teachers of Pasadena says about a dozen staff
Speaker 1: and the proposed layoff lost their homes in the Eton fire.
Speaker 1: The district says the budget decisions were made before the
Speaker 1: fires started. Right now, let's say good morning to ABC's
Speaker 1: Jim Ryan. So, Jim, we're learning more about Gene Hackman's
Speaker 1: death and it's all getting very strange.
Speaker 7: It is getting strange, yes, mainly because we don't have
Speaker 7: any answers as to how this happened. No obvious sign
Speaker 7: of trauma on the body of either Jeene Hackman or
Speaker 7: his wife, Betsy Arakawa. The door had been left a
Speaker 7: jar apparently to the house. That doesn't jot with what
Speaker 7: the security guard or the maintenance man who made the
Speaker 7: nine to one one call said. He said that there
Speaker 7: was no way to get into the house. Now, you know,
Speaker 7: he was upset. Clearly he was in a panic a bit,
Speaker 7: so he might have missed that there was a door
Speaker 7: that was open, but the door opened. Thing also kind
Speaker 7: of might discount the theory that they died of carbon
Speaker 7: monoxide poisoning, because it would have been out of the house, right,
Speaker 7: But the door might have blown open or pushed open
Speaker 7: after they had died. Who knows. But we're still waiting
Speaker 7: and it could be weeks amy before we have firm answers.
Speaker 1: And then there's also the issue of the dog. So
Speaker 1: there were two dogs that were alive and then one
Speaker 1: was found dead.
Speaker 7: Right and the dog they were all German shepherds. There
Speaker 7: Hackman apparently been a fan of shepherds, German shepherds for
Speaker 7: a long time. The dog that died was in a
Speaker 7: kennel in a crate in the in the closet now
Speaker 7: and the other two were roaming around were in fairly
Speaker 7: good shape, but they were hungry, and this apparently it
Speaker 7: happened some time ago, a couple of weeks ago. Those
Speaker 7: same two maintenance men had not been in touch with
Speaker 7: the couple for a couple of for a few weeks,
Speaker 7: two weeks at least, but that wasn't unusual. They didn't
Speaker 7: see them very often. They would just contact Betsy Arkawa
Speaker 7: by text message to set up maintenance, So that wasn't
Speaker 7: too unusual that they wouldn't have been seen in some time,
Speaker 7: and they weren't fairly reclusive. Out there a lot of
Speaker 7: mysteries left to be solved.
Speaker 1: Hearing me, yeah, and when you mentioned a couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: they're also saying that the bodies had they were decomposing
Speaker 1: a bit and had become mummified.
Speaker 7: Well, that's what happens when somebody dies, you know, they
Speaker 7: and the bodies left there. The hands and the feet
Speaker 7: start to mummify first, or they the rigamotis then becomes mummification,
Speaker 7: and that's what had happened with Betsy Arkawa's hands and feet.
Speaker 7: I don't know if that was the case with Hackman.
Speaker 7: The affidavit did not mention that very you know, it.
Speaker 1: Could be very strange, or it could be just that
Speaker 1: they that he died, and then you know, it could
Speaker 1: be very not strange, I mean, but it does seem
Speaker 1: very weird that they were in different rooms and it
Speaker 1: appears that he fell, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that he fell, you know it was that what
Speaker 7: killed him? Or is that or did fall because he died?
Speaker 7: We don't know. I think the key will be the
Speaker 7: dog if they can, if they determine that the dog
Speaker 7: died of carbon and ring, and I suspect they'll do
Speaker 7: a post mortem on the dog as well. If the
Speaker 7: dog died of carbon monoxide poisoning, that means they probably
Speaker 7: all did. If the dog starved to death, then that
Speaker 7: still leaves open the question of how Hackman and Arakawa died.
Speaker 1: Okay, so many answers, and then they're going to be
Speaker 1: doing autopsies.
Speaker 7: But autopsies are done, but the toxicology will take several weeks.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're not going to have answers for a while. Okay.
Speaker 1: On a more happy note, do you have a favorite
Speaker 1: Gene Hackman movie?
Speaker 7: Young Frankenstein's one of my favorite movies of all time anyway,
Speaker 7: and he happens to be in it.
Speaker 1: Love it? Okay. Here's a couple that we were kind
Speaker 1: of rattling off some of the movies that he was
Speaker 1: in yesterday, but then there's just so much more. He
Speaker 1: was in Bird Cage, you remember that. Yeah, such a
Speaker 1: fun show. And one of my favorite roles that he
Speaker 1: did was get Shorty.
Speaker 9: That was that movie.
Speaker 1: It was I used to watch that movie all the time.
Speaker 1: And then of course serious stuff Mississippi Burnie Spectacular. Got
Speaker 1: an Academy Award nomination for that.
Speaker 7: And the French Connection.
Speaker 1: Of course, French Connection, of course. Editor Carlo said, Enemy
Speaker 1: of the State's one of her favorites.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Bene in some movies this weekend for sure.
Speaker 1: Absolutely a good way to remember a fantastic actor.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh and I have one other thing. It was Low's
Speaker 1: not Home Depot he was. He did voiceovers and it
Speaker 1: wasn't Home Depot. It was Low's that he did for years.
Speaker 7: Gotch's plan to.
Speaker 1: Correct the record there. Thank you so much, Jim, have
Speaker 1: a great weekend. Thanks for the information. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get back to some of the stories coming out of
Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four our newsroom. British Prime Minister Kiir
Speaker 1: Starmer has urged President Trump not to abandon Ukraine as
Speaker 1: he looks to end the war with Russia. Thank you
Speaker 1: for changing the conversation to bring about the possibility that
Speaker 1: now we can have a peace deal, and we want
Speaker 1: to work with you to make sure that peace deal
Speaker 1: is enduring.
Speaker 4: The Lost.
Speaker 1: Starmer arrived at the White House yesterday to meet with Trump,
Speaker 1: who says the presence of American workers in Ukraine will
Speaker 1: act as a deterrence against Russia when you.
Speaker 2: Talk about economic development.
Speaker 3: We're going to have a lot of people over there,
Speaker 3: so we'll be working in the country.
Speaker 1: The British Premier started his visit by delivering an invitation
Speaker 1: to Trump from King Charles the Third to go to
Speaker 1: Scotland for what Starmer called an historic state visit. Canadian
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says if the United States imposes tariffs,
Speaker 1: billions of dollars worth of US products will also be
Speaker 1: subject to taxes. Twenty five percent tariffs on Canada and
Speaker 1: Mexico are set to begin Tuesday. Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum
Speaker 1: says she hopes that she and Trump can reach an agreement.
Speaker 1: China has threatened to retaliate for ten percent tariffs being
Speaker 1: imposed by President Trump. They're also scheduled to begin next
Speaker 1: week China's mini Ministry of Commerce says it firmly opposes
Speaker 1: Trump's threat and vowed that China will take all necessary
Speaker 1: countermeasures to defend its legitimate rights and interests. A spokesman
Speaker 1: says we urge the US not to repeat its own
Speaker 1: mistakes and to return as soon as possible to the
Speaker 1: right track of properly resolving conflicts through dialogue on equal footing.
Speaker 1: A federal judge in San Francisco has ruled the mass
Speaker 1: firings of probationary employees by the Trump administration were likely unlawful.
Speaker 1: The decision grants temporary relief to a coalition of labor
Speaker 1: unions and organizations that sued to stop Trump from dismantling
Speaker 1: the federal workforce. Lawyers for the Office of Personnel Management
Speaker 1: say individual agencies made the decision to fire employees and
Speaker 1: that it had no role in ordering the firings. Before
Speaker 1: we find out which movies are the best of the
Speaker 1: best at the Oscars, the Razzies will be awarded the.
Speaker 10: Golden Raspberry Awards, highlight the worst films and performances of
Speaker 10: the year, and leading the putrid pack this time is
Speaker 10: joke Fully Ado, with seven nominations its stars Lady Gaga
Speaker 10: and Joaquin Phoenix were nominated. Phoenix won the Oscar for
Speaker 10: playing the same role in the original film. Other films
Speaker 10: up for the honor include Borderlands, Madame Webb, Megalopolis, and Reagan,
Speaker 10: with six nominations each. The winners, so to speak, will
Speaker 10: be unveiled Saturday. Mark RONNERD KFI News.
Speaker 1: Okay, don't hate me, but I actually kind of liked
Speaker 1: Joker Faliad. It was weird, but I I knew what
Speaker 1: it was going in, Like, I didn't go to the theaters,
Speaker 1: and I wasn't surprised because it was a musical because
Speaker 1: I kind of knew already. So will you haven't seen it?
Speaker 4: I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, well when you see it, you'll be prepared. Okay,
Speaker 1: I still, I mean, I kind of hated it, but
Speaker 1: I kind of really was sitting there going, oh, I
Speaker 1: really do like this. State Farm has asked California's insurance
Speaker 1: Commissioner to hike insurance rates in California by an average
Speaker 1: of twenty two percent. It says paying out claims for
Speaker 1: the LA wildfires it's hurting its business and needs the
Speaker 1: influx of cash to cover costs. The insurance comissioner says
Speaker 1: he hopes to make a decision on State Farm's proposed
Speaker 1: rate hike in two weeks. A man's been arrested for
Speaker 1: allegedly attacking firefighters in Buena Park. The Orange County Fire
Speaker 1: Authority says as the firefighters got back to their station
Speaker 1: last night, a shirtless man on a bike stopped in
Speaker 1: front of a fire engine, pulled the door open, jumped inside,
Speaker 1: and started attacking the crew inside. He then locked himself
Speaker 1: inside the engine. Three firefighters were taken to the hospital
Speaker 1: with minor injuries. A woman who lost everything in the
Speaker 1: wildfire and Altadena is not happy with the CHP. Lisa
Speaker 1: Braunstein Gaffney says her charred car was moved to clear
Speaker 1: the road for emergency crews and utility workers after the fire.
Speaker 1: Well then CHP center a bill for towing the vehicle.
Speaker 1: She says she got charged almost six hundred dollars at
Speaker 1: six O five's handle on the news. Files on Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein have been declassified and released, and at first glance,
Speaker 1: they're kind of a big nothing burger. Let's say good
Speaker 1: morning now to Associate Administrator for the NASAs Science Mission
Speaker 1: Directorate at NASA Headquarters, Niki Fox, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Niki, Good morning.
Speaker 1: So Nikki, it's not only door Dash and grub hub
Speaker 1: that does deliveries. NASA does deliveries too, except they just did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, that's right actually, to be to be fair,
Speaker 3: it's our it's our industry partners that are doing the deliveries.
Speaker 3: We are we are being delivered by them. So we're
Speaker 3: very excited.
Speaker 1: Okay, So tell us you're saying, so you've got somebody
Speaker 1: else is actually uh flying there, but it's got NASA
Speaker 1: gear on the on the payload.
Speaker 3: Basically absolutely, Yeah. Through our Commercial Payload Delivery service basically
Speaker 3: or clips commercial Lunar Payloads, we we actually are working
Speaker 3: very closely with our industry partners enabling them to build
Speaker 3: the actual landers. They are you know, they're responsible for
Speaker 3: getting the launch and everything arranged, and we provide the
Speaker 3: payloads and also kind of you know, the delivery location
Speaker 3: that we want to go to, and then they are
Speaker 3: taking us there and taking us right now with the
Speaker 3: two that are going there to very different locations on
Speaker 3: the moon. So it's a very exciting time. Okay.
Speaker 1: So Nikki, tell us, first of all, tell us, we've
Speaker 1: got two deliveries going and one of them gets there
Speaker 1: tomorrow right or no, Sunday, Sunday.
Speaker 3: Yep, that's correct. One of them gets there on Sunday,
Speaker 3: and that is Firefly, our blue ghost one lander, so
Speaker 3: really excited that is that is heading there on track
Speaker 3: to do their landing attempt on Sunday morning. And that
Speaker 3: is that is actually going to an interesting region. That is,
Speaker 3: it's the site of an asteroid impact and so when
Speaker 3: the you know, an ancient asteroid impact kind of flooded
Speaker 3: that area with lava and so it's a very different
Speaker 3: kind of of of solar sorry you can tell I'm
Speaker 3: a herely physicist, a different kind of lunar sort of
Speaker 3: surface there. And then the other one, the intuitive machines,
Speaker 3: is going about five degrees off the south pole of
Speaker 3: the Moon, so very different area, and it's landing on
Speaker 3: a sort of our high high ridge there. It's about
Speaker 3: the size of Delaware, about the height of Mount McKinley,
Speaker 3: and so a very different area. And that one is
Speaker 3: going to be looking for water and other volatiles on
Speaker 3: the moon.
Speaker 1: Okay. And so though it sounds like they're going to
Speaker 1: have two very different missions because the one that's going
Speaker 1: to be near the south pole is looking for water.
Speaker 1: And what's the one the Firefly Blue Ghost mission one?
Speaker 1: What is the goal of that?
Speaker 3: Uh, there's several goals, but you know, largely speaking, it's
Speaker 3: really characterizing what the reguless or what what the lunar
Speaker 3: surface does during you know, when when you actually land
Speaker 3: on it, like does it does it kick up? How
Speaker 3: is the dust kicked up? What does that look like
Speaker 3: as you're landing. It's also got instruments that look are
Speaker 3: kind of how sticky the regulation is or the you know,
Speaker 3: the lunar surface, the lunar dust is. We know from
Speaker 3: the Apollo missions that you know it's stuck to the spacesuits,
Speaker 3: et cetera. And you know, we're just going to figure
Speaker 3: out like how sticky, how tacky it is. And then
Speaker 3: it also has some technology that's looking at whether or
Speaker 3: not you can actually clean the dust off the surface.
Speaker 3: You know, if you think about sending great scientific equipment,
Speaker 3: great life support systems, and then as you keep doing
Speaker 3: landings and you keep kicking up the dust, you want
Speaker 3: to be able to clean off those surfaces to keep
Speaker 3: everything pristine, and so sort of doing that that kind
Speaker 3: of early testing of that so as we you know,
Speaker 3: land more and more on the Moon, we can actually
Speaker 3: protect the environment around the landers. Also great science experiments
Speaker 3: on there looking at looking at the sun in X
Speaker 3: rays and doing some very sort of precise location like
Speaker 3: the sort of navigation precision locations with with that lander
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, Nikki, you've got me really interested in the
Speaker 1: dust because you think about it kicking up and I
Speaker 1: remember like when when our troops first went over to
Speaker 1: Operation Desert Storm and they were dealing with the sand.
Speaker 1: They were literally using nylons to cover some of the
Speaker 1: weapons to keep the sand out. So I'm wondering it's
Speaker 1: it's sort of like you're finding out what it does,
Speaker 1: so when there are future missions, you know how to
Speaker 1: deal with it. Is that accurate?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's actually a really great way of putting it.
Speaker 3: You know, you want to understand what the what the
Speaker 3: material or you know, the dust is made of, like
Speaker 3: you know, is it how and really it is, how
Speaker 3: sticky is it? How much will it stick to surfaces?
Speaker 3: And then you want to know how to protect those
Speaker 3: surfaces so that that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Okay, And so then Nikki, let's look look to the future.
Speaker 1: We're doing this because what is what's the goal? Is
Speaker 1: it to put a station on the Moon. Is it
Speaker 1: to make us stop over, to like have people on
Speaker 1: the Moon all the time, or just to keep experimenting
Speaker 1: up there?
Speaker 3: Oh, a little bit of everything. I mean set the
Speaker 3: the ultimate goal is to set up a sort of
Speaker 3: a sustainable lunar economy for our US companies, so that
Speaker 3: you know, they they they have a sustainable your delivery services,
Speaker 3: as you know, is one thing, but also instruments on
Speaker 3: the moon, payloads going to the Moon, large cargo delivery,
Speaker 3: you know, on the intuitive machines. We have a hopper
Speaker 3: which is a little bit like a helicopter that you know,
Speaker 3: can actually sort of do mapping out of the terrain
Speaker 3: for us, so, you know, really interesting things. But to
Speaker 3: be able to set up that sustained presence on the Moon,
Speaker 3: and then to to to be able to look after
Speaker 3: our astronauts, and of course not only just on the
Speaker 3: surface of the Moon, but as we then turn our
Speaker 3: attention to sort of further out in the Solar System,
Speaker 3: we think of the Moon kind of lighting our way
Speaker 3: to Mars. As we you know, we are ready to
Speaker 3: support crude missions eventually to Mars. You know, looking at
Speaker 3: the technology, looking at the various things that you want
Speaker 3: to get ready to be able to support those long term,
Speaker 3: long duration trips to Mars, and then of course exploration
Speaker 3: on the surface of Mars, which I personally could not
Speaker 3: be any more excited about.
Speaker 1: And do we have any kind of a timeline on
Speaker 1: when that might come to fruition?
Speaker 3: I mean, I think you know, we're certainly ready to
Speaker 3: support any opportunities that we have to go, either to
Speaker 3: the Moon or to auto Mars. I think you'd have
Speaker 3: to talk to the various providers about their timelines for
Speaker 3: actually getting the equipment there, But NATA Science is ready
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 1: Okay, and Nikki, one last question for you. The first
Speaker 1: landing is supposed to have and on Sunday, and the
Speaker 1: next one I believe is on March sixth andres. Where
Speaker 1: can people watch this?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, you can, thank you so much for asking.
Speaker 3: You can watch it on NASA Plus is our streaming service,
Speaker 3: and we will be streaming all of the information live.
Speaker 3: So actually that's the landing, but also lots of information
Speaker 3: about the two missions, and of course if you want
Speaker 3: to know more about it ahead, if you can't wait
Speaker 3: till Sunday for the landing. You can go to NASA
Speaker 3: dot gov, where you'll find information about all things NATA,
Speaker 3: or follow us on social media. We are doing updates
Speaker 3: all the time on these both of these missions. Plus
Speaker 3: we also have a Lunar Trailblazer, which is an orbiter
Speaker 3: that also launched with with intuitive machines this week and
Speaker 3: also upcoming. We've got some launches from the West Coast
Speaker 3: this week as well, one studying the Sun, one studying
Speaker 3: the galaxies, and one studying the auroras. Lots of exciting
Speaker 3: stuff happening in NASA Sciety.
Speaker 1: My goodness, they're keeping you busy, Nikki. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for information. I love talking about space stuff. It's
Speaker 1: just and you can. You can hear your excitement about it,
Speaker 1: and I love that too. Thank you so much, Nicki
Speaker 1: Fox at NASA Headquarters. We appreciate it. Thank you all right,
Speaker 1: take care? What fun okay? NASA Plus, I gotta watch
Speaker 1: that Sunday, well, I can watch it right before the oscars.
Speaker 1: The fire chief fired by La Mayor Bass says she's
Speaker 1: going to appeal.
Speaker 4: Kristin Crowley was fired in a public press conference last Friday,
Speaker 4: where Mayor Bass said the veteran firefighter failed in preparation
Speaker 4: and information sharing leading up to the Palisades fire. The
Speaker 4: city charter allows a department head like the fire chief,
Speaker 4: to appeally dismissal directly to the city Council. Crowley would
Speaker 4: need support from ten of the fifteen members to be reinstated.
Speaker 4: Five council members have already shown their support for Bass's decision,
Speaker 4: to others have been critical of it. The Firefighters Union
Speaker 4: has also come out against the mayor's decision. Michael Monks
Speaker 4: k if I knew.
Speaker 1: Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with the beating
Speaker 1: of a man near LA's Wheelshare area by a group
Speaker 1: of teens on bicycles. The two arrested were booked for
Speaker 1: assault with a deadly weapon. Police are still looking for
Speaker 1: the others. There was between twenty and thirty of them
Speaker 1: shown on video participating in the attack, basically pummeling the guy.
Speaker 1: A woman from La has been sentenced to five years
Speaker 1: in prison for fraudulently obtaining more than two million dollars
Speaker 1: in COVID nineteen government loans and making false claims to
Speaker 1: the IRS to try to get nearly one point three
Speaker 1: million in tax credits related to the pandemic. Thirty eight
Speaker 1: year old Casey Hines was also ordered to pay more
Speaker 1: than two million dollars in restitution. Activists are calling on
Speaker 1: people across the country to take part in a twenty
Speaker 1: four hour economic blackout to protest companies that have rolled
Speaker 1: back diversity, equity and inclusion programs. This teacher in Florida
Speaker 1: says he won't be shopping today to also take a
Speaker 1: stand against President Trump's efforts to end DEI.
Speaker 5: Trumps economic policies thoroughly hurt the working class in all
Speaker 5: classes of America, and it's incredibly important that we show
Speaker 5: that we're not going to stand for it.
Speaker 1: Protesters say they're not spending any money today except for
Speaker 1: essential things like medicine, and if they are shopping, they
Speaker 1: are shopping locally. Travis Kelce will return to play for
Speaker 1: the Kansas City Chiefs next season. The tight end confirmed
Speaker 1: to ESPN ESPN's Pat McAfee that he won't be retiring
Speaker 1: this year, despite some speculation. Following the Chief's Super Bowl
Speaker 1: loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Kelsey reportedly told McAfee, I
Speaker 1: can't go out like that. State Farm has asked California's
Speaker 1: insurance Commissioner during a sit down to high insurance rates
Speaker 1: in California by an average of twenty two percent, Consumer
Speaker 1: watchdogs as people can't afford the average six hundred dollars increase.
Speaker 1: That would mean the recently fired chief of LA's fire
Speaker 1: department has appealed determination to get her job back. She'll
Speaker 1: need had ten of fifteen city council members to back
Speaker 1: her appeal, and so far Kristin Crowley only appears to
Speaker 1: have the support of two. Mayor Bass fired her last week.
Speaker 1: Two new Costco stores are coming to southern California. The
Speaker 1: membership warehouse company says it'll open stores in Brentwood and
Speaker 1: Highland Park. The stores in Southern California and a half
Speaker 1: dozen others are expected to open next month. Costco's CEO
Speaker 1: had previously said the companies hoping to open twenty nine
Speaker 1: new locations in the US this year. I'm sure Bill
Speaker 1: Handle's going to be very excited about that. At six
Speaker 1: so five, it's Handle on the news. Circumstances around the
Speaker 1: death of Gene Hackman are being called suspicious and they're
Speaker 1: quite frankly very odd. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 1: the host of Home on Kfi the house whisper of
Speaker 1: Dean Sharp So Dean the International Builders Show in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: I was saying earlier that it is to home builders
Speaker 1: kind of like what CEES is to tech people.
Speaker 9: It is absolutely the world's largest home building and design
Speaker 9: show on the planet and happens every year in Vegas
Speaker 9: a few times on the East Coast, but this year
Speaker 9: it just wrapped up yesterday and a huge, huge show.
Speaker 5: This year.
Speaker 9: It now has grown to fill the entire Las Vegas
Speaker 9: Convention Center, a million square feet of exhibit space, two
Speaker 9: thousand exhibitors, over one hundred thousand, well over one hundred
Speaker 9: thousand people in attendance, big, big show.
Speaker 1: Okay, So answer me this, because I love going to
Speaker 1: like home and garden shows, like home improvement shows, that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. Is this International Builders Show for things
Speaker 1: that are available now? Or is it kind of like
Speaker 1: CEES where it's you know, saying this is this is coming.
Speaker 9: It's a mixture of both. It's mostly about things that
Speaker 9: are available now, but there are also exhibitors there who
Speaker 9: are showing things that are coming out later this year,
Speaker 9: next year. Usually it's not too far reaching into the future,
Speaker 9: because you know, it's a bit show, very practical. It
Speaker 9: has everything to do with what's available and what's happening now.
Speaker 9: But a lot of cutting edge stuff out there.
Speaker 1: Okay, So let's just go over a couple of them,
Speaker 1: and then you're going to be talking about this this
Speaker 1: weekend on your show.
Speaker 9: Right, Yes, both day, Saturday and Sunday. We've got so
Speaker 9: many things to talk about. I tell you right off
Speaker 9: the top on the notes that I sent you that
Speaker 9: I was so impressed with clo Pay. Clopay is a very,
Speaker 9: very big garage door company, and there have been some
Speaker 9: innovations in garage doors over the last few years. Clopey
Speaker 9: has introduced what they call their vertice stack garage door.
Speaker 9: It's a sectional garage door that everybody's used to accept.
Speaker 9: This garage door these sections. As it opens, they separate
Speaker 9: from each other and stack up like a like a
Speaker 9: deck of cards right above the garage door header on
Speaker 9: the inside of the garage door, which means there are
Speaker 9: no bent rails traveling across the sea of the garage.
Speaker 9: The door does not end up covering the ceiling of
Speaker 9: the garage, which means that the ceiling of the garage
Speaker 9: is free and clear for storage, racking, for whatever else
Speaker 9: is going on. This is a garage door that stays
Speaker 9: on the front wall of the garage.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if you're looking for this is my visual
Speaker 1: for you. If you're trying to figure out what that
Speaker 1: exactly looks like. It's like vertical blinds.
Speaker 9: Yes, it is. If you draw the blinds up, they
Speaker 9: just stay right there in the balance up above the window,
Speaker 9: as opposed to traveling, which is what most sectional garage
Speaker 9: doors do now on rails across the ceiling. So yes,
Speaker 9: that's a great, great analysis.
Speaker 1: Super cool. Okay, give me one more.
Speaker 9: One more Mason night is you know what I'm gonna
Speaker 9: move this one? Door Saver three doors three Okay. Door
Speaker 9: Saver is a company that has been making door stops,
Speaker 9: and you know, not everything that is new and amazing
Speaker 9: at the builder show costs, you know, thousand dollars. This
Speaker 9: is a product that retails for about eight dollars. But
Speaker 9: the door Staver has designed a hinge pin for door
Speaker 9: hinges that has built into it a fully adjustable door
Speaker 9: stop in the hingepin, so you no longer do you
Speaker 9: have to have doors slamming against the wall, door knobs
Speaker 9: slamming into drywall, or have that you know, long springy
Speaker 9: thing down at the base sticking out of the baseboard
Speaker 9: that gets kicked or it gets caught on with feet
Speaker 9: or vacuums. No longer do you have to have any
Speaker 9: kind of those bumpers. The door stop itself, fully adjustable
Speaker 9: to whatever angle you want the door to open, is
Speaker 9: just in the hinge pin.
Speaker 1: That's very cool. So they got big, big developments and.
Speaker 9: Little developments, everything from the bigest to the smallest.
Speaker 1: Okay, and you're gonna be talking about this on Home.
Speaker 1: You can listen to Home with Dean Sharp right here
Speaker 1: on KFI six to eight am tomorrow morning sad and
Speaker 1: nine to noon on Sunday. And it's all about the
Speaker 1: International Builders Show. That's it, all right, Thank you Dean Sharp.
Speaker 9: Thanks Amy.
Speaker 1: All right, time to get in your business now with
Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Courtney Donahoe Courtney. Some people are saying that Starbucks
Speaker 1: coffee is too strong, so it's got a new option
Speaker 1: for us.
Speaker 6: Yes, good morning. And by the way, I need that
Speaker 6: hingepin from my front door.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: Right started to look it up.
Speaker 6: I was like, this is great because mine is always
Speaker 6: blowing closed. Well, yes, I'm one of those people who
Speaker 6: think the coffee is a bit strong.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm drink dunk In all the time. But
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 6: Starbucks is adding a light roast coffee that they called
Speaker 6: its Sunsarah Blend. Okay, so they say the goal is
Speaker 6: to create a coffee that's delicious, hotterized with milk and without.
Speaker 1: It took the chain about fourteen months to.
Speaker 6: Do it, and it also took them hundreds of cups
Speaker 6: of coffee to come up with the new blend. So
Speaker 6: it's going to be available on Tuesday at the cafes
Speaker 6: and also if you go to the grocery store.
Speaker 1: You'll find it there. Okay, same price as the other stuff,
Speaker 1: just lighter.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they actually named it sun Sarah because it's a
Speaker 6: blend of Sun for its sweetness and warmth and Sarah
Speaker 6: for the Italian greeting. Woona Sarah. Well, I butchered a
Speaker 6: little Italian for you. But you get my drift there, Yeah, okay.
Speaker 6: Tesla wants to get in on the uber game. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 6: they're trying to get approval to offer ride hailing services
Speaker 6: in California. So we saw the documents here at Bloomberg
Speaker 6: and Tesla applied for something known as a transportation charter
Speaker 6: party carrier permit. So that's a very fancy term for
Speaker 6: owning and controlling fleet of vehicles in California. But this
Speaker 6: would put it in direct competition with Uber Lift weaime,
Speaker 6: all of those type of companies. But Elon Musk said
Speaker 6: that Tesla's aiming to offer driverless ride hailing in the
Speaker 6: state by the end of the year.
Speaker 1: Oh cool, I love options. I love options. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: And what are we looking forward to in the stock
Speaker 1: market because uh, kind of had a down day yesterday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's been a rough month the S and
Speaker 6: P five hundred, it's down about two percent so far
Speaker 6: this month. But it's looking nice today, you know, a
Speaker 6: nice way to end off Friday on an up nice
Speaker 6: I'm trying.
Speaker 1: It's looking it's making you feel good.
Speaker 6: Well, we have warm weather here in New York, surprisingly
Speaker 6: warm weather for the end of February, so maybe that's
Speaker 6: making everybody a little excited. The Doubt right now is
Speaker 6: up two hundred and ten points the S and P
Speaker 6: five hundred, rising three tens of percent in trading, very
Speaker 6: different than what we saw yesterday, which was down by
Speaker 6: tech shares.
Speaker 1: And just for clarification, you said it's up in trading,
Speaker 1: but the oh, the market's open at five thirty.
Speaker 6: Yes, the market's open. Yeah, the market's open or later.
Speaker 6: So we're looking at it and open and coming up in
Speaker 6: about a half hour from a little more than a
Speaker 6: half hour from now, forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: Wait, they're not open yet. No, we're not open yet.
Speaker 6: We open at nine thirty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was okay. Back, that's Whenabelle goes that they're
Speaker 1: trading up and I'm like, wait a second, do they
Speaker 1: open at five thirty or six thirty?
Speaker 6: Okay, the futures, all the people who are ahead of
Speaker 6: the game gotchang. Ah, here's where everything's gonna go. This
Speaker 6: is what we think is gonna happen today. Obviously, mind
Speaker 6: there's not ahead of the game.
Speaker 1: No, not at all, my friend. That is your business
Speaker 1: with Bloomberg's Courtney. Donaho. Have a great weekend. We'll talk
Speaker 1: to you Monday, because we talked to you every day
Speaker 1: at five point forty right here on wake up call.
Speaker 1: Enjoy enjoy weekend. All right, let's get back to some
Speaker 1: of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four
Speaker 1: hour newsroom. A man from Rancho Cucamonga is admitted to
Speaker 1: selling American technology secrets to China. I'ming Lee worked as
Speaker 1: a senior software engineer and program manager at a top
Speaker 1: us tech company based in southern California. He was arrested
Speaker 1: at the Ontario Airport in twenty twenty three when he
Speaker 1: returned from a trip to Taiwan. He pleaded guilty to
Speaker 1: possessing trade secrets yesterday, spacing ten years in prison. The
Speaker 1: Islamic Colly month of Ramadan begins tonight. It commemorates the
Speaker 1: first revelation of the Qur'an to the prophet Mohammed. During Ramadan,
Speaker 1: Muslim adults fast from dawn until dusk each day unless
Speaker 1: they're sick, pregnant, diabetic, breastfeeding, or traveling. They also take
Speaker 1: part in increased prayer and charity. Ramadan lasts until March thirtieth.
Speaker 1: The Metro board has voted to expand a pilot program
Speaker 1: to screen writers for weapons. Metro installed systems that had
Speaker 1: passengers walk through a set of sensors or used closed
Speaker 1: circuit video feeds to detect weapons at Union Station and
Speaker 1: at the Citrus College Station. Last August. The wildfares in
Speaker 1: La expected to cause billions over the next five years
Speaker 1: and estimate and a report by LA Economic Development Corporation
Speaker 1: is that it's four point six billion, and that's just
Speaker 1: in five years. Former California Governor Gray Davis said the
Speaker 1: longer it takes to rebuild, the more it will cost homeowners, businesses,
Speaker 1: and governments. You've heard the phrase when the planets align,
Speaker 1: while they're actually doing it. Tonight, seven planets will be
Speaker 1: lined up in the sky in what astronomers call a
Speaker 1: planet parade. So just after sunset, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Venus,
Speaker 1: and Saturn will be visible in the western sky. The
Speaker 1: planets won't line up like this again until twenty forty.
Speaker 1: All right, let's say good morning to ABC's Mike Debus game.
Speaker 1: Before we jump in, Mike, I have a fun fact
Speaker 1: for you, okay, uh An, a list actress when they
Speaker 1: hit the red carpet, costs an average of ten million
Speaker 1: dollars ten million dollars to look like that. If you're
Speaker 1: just a first time nominee, you generally spend two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty six thousand. How does that happen? How is
Speaker 1: that happening?
Speaker 5: That's huge?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay, So Mike's pinch hitting for will Gans this week,
Speaker 1: of course. So normally Mike loves to talk tech, but
Speaker 1: he also loves to talk movies and glamor and glitz,
Speaker 1: and that's why he's here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, although I will say not ten million dollars worth
Speaker 5: of glamor and glitz. I am in a teacher right
Speaker 5: now for just for full disclosure purpose.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I want to talk about, first of all,
Speaker 1: the Best Movie nominees. Of course, that's the last award
Speaker 1: of the night, and that's the one that everybody's like, Oh,
Speaker 1: which one is it going to be? And there are
Speaker 1: a ton of them up there, and the one that
Speaker 1: I would vote for has no chance of winning.
Speaker 5: Which one would you vote for?
Speaker 3: It?
Speaker 1: Wicked?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, I mean Wicked is kind of like the
Speaker 5: populous choice, right. It's one of those movies that was
Speaker 5: a big box office success. It's a really recognizable property
Speaker 5: because of course of the Broadway musical and the book
Speaker 5: before that. It's got some big stars in it, with
Speaker 5: Ariana Grande and Cynthia Rivo and others. But yeah, I
Speaker 5: think it's got kind of an uphill battle going into
Speaker 5: Sunday night when the Oscar is air because we don't
Speaker 5: really have a ton of like polling necessarily to figure
Speaker 5: out exactly who the frontrunner in these categories are, but
Speaker 5: we can look to previous awards that these movies have
Speaker 5: raged in and instead of Wicked, it looks like a
Speaker 5: Nora kind of has the momentum going into Sunday now.
Speaker 5: They picked up a Producer's Guild Award, a Director's Guild Award,
Speaker 5: Critics Choice Award, Indie Spirit Award. They kind of kicked
Speaker 5: off the whole awards ceremony or excuse me season with
Speaker 5: the Palm Door Award at the Camp Film Festival last year,
Speaker 5: So they've got some momentum going into Sunday night for
Speaker 5: a little while there. If we rewind a couple months,
Speaker 5: Amelia Perez seemed like a lock for Best Picture, but
Speaker 5: that movie was kind of knocked out of contention after
Speaker 5: some old controversial social media posts were uncovered being posted
Speaker 5: by that movie star Carlo Sophia Gascun. The Brutalist also
Speaker 5: in this conversation, Still a three and a half hour
Speaker 5: immigrant tale in sort of post war United States, stars
Speaker 5: Adrian Brodie. That movie picked up a golden globe and
Speaker 5: silver lion at the Venice Film Festival days. My favorite
Speaker 5: movie of this bunch is nick I did. I've seen
Speaker 5: them all and it was it was, it was a
Speaker 5: long time I got feed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't my favorite by any stretch of the
Speaker 1: met By any stretch, it was not my favorite, and
Speaker 1: I I hope it doesn't win. Not because I don't
Speaker 1: like Adri and Brody and there weren't beautiful parts of it,
Speaker 1: but I just think there was a lot better movies
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's a fair take, and I think
Speaker 5: a lot of OSCARS voters are with you there. A
Speaker 5: lot of this comes down to, like how OSCARS voters
Speaker 5: are feeling in the moment, right. It is a time
Speaker 5: commitment to go watch The Brutalist. It is I think
Speaker 5: an achievement in editing in that movie For me at least,
Speaker 5: never really felt slow. I think it was pretty well
Speaker 5: paced given its length, and it did have an intermission
Speaker 5: in it, which was like a welcome thing to have
Speaker 5: in a movie like that kind of get up, go
Speaker 5: to the bathroom, walk around theater, stretch your legs. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I think that a lot of people are kind of
Speaker 5: with you on this point. And it also had its
Speaker 5: own sort of controversy this award cycle when it was
Speaker 5: found that AI generative artificial intelligence was used to edit
Speaker 5: some of the Hungarian dialogue in that film, and of
Speaker 5: course AI was a major point of contention during the strikes,
Speaker 5: recent debates in Hollywood over the ethics of AI and
Speaker 5: who gets to use it and what have you. So, yeah,
Speaker 5: that movie, you know, it was there and then it
Speaker 5: kind of lost momentum for a number of different reasons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: And my favorite movie of this bunch is Nickel Boys,
Speaker 5: and it just I don't think that's got a shot
Speaker 5: at all, but you know, it did pick up a
Speaker 5: DGA Award earlier this year, which is not up.
Speaker 1: So your favorites Nickel Boys. Mine was Sing Sing.
Speaker 5: Oh, I loved Sing Sing Sing Sing was excellent. I'm
Speaker 5: big Coleman Domingo band myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay. And then Amelia Perez, I want to talk
Speaker 1: about that just a minute, because you said it fell
Speaker 1: out of favor because there were some tweets that were
Speaker 1: sent out like ten years ago, and so that not
Speaker 1: only knocks her out of contention to become Best Actress
Speaker 1: maybe maybe not, but probably the whole movie, which is
Speaker 1: really unfortunate because again, of these movies, if a Noora,
Speaker 1: if it's up against Anora and Amelia Perez, I liked
Speaker 1: Amelia Perez better.
Speaker 5: That's interesting. Yeah, I mean, look, it's it's not just
Speaker 5: the tweets necessarily, and you know, those those social media
Speaker 5: posts kind of you know, we're old, but you know,
Speaker 5: maybe a little closer to present day than some were
Speaker 5: comfortable with. Of course, a lot of Academy voters don't
Speaker 5: pay attention to that, you know, So it's it's really
Speaker 5: anyone's game. And Amelia perets like it's an unusual movie, right,
Speaker 5: it would be an interesting award. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: It's a musical, it's a trans story, it's a movie
Speaker 5: about violence south of the border. You know, it has
Speaker 5: just as many proponents as it has opponents, which I
Speaker 5: think is really, you know, kind of what makes this
Speaker 5: an interesting race to follow. And of course the movie
Speaker 5: we haven't talked about is The Substance. Demi Moore is
Speaker 5: up for that movie. You know, it could be kind
Speaker 5: of a career award for Demi Moore going into Sunday Night.
Speaker 5: She's been a staple of Hollywood for for decades now
Speaker 5: and never really thought of as an awards actress. This
Speaker 5: could be unattempts by Hollywood to give her her flowers
Speaker 5: that long last. But Mikey Madison and Anora, you know,
Speaker 5: she could be a spoiler there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, she was good in that. Do you have
Speaker 1: any predictions really or it's just kind of it's too
Speaker 1: hard to tell right now unless you're in the Academy
Speaker 1: and kind of have the vibe.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, well, most of the big awards are are
Speaker 5: really tough to predict, which, you know, again makes this
Speaker 5: kind of a fun race. I thought that the movies
Speaker 5: this year were good, not great. I kind of like,
Speaker 5: you know, Best Picture nominees from Premiers prior a little
Speaker 5: bit better. If there is a lock that I feel
Speaker 5: comfortable predicting, it is supporting actor. It's Kiaran Culkin. We
Speaker 5: know him from Succession. He's obviously the younger brother of
Speaker 5: mcaulay Culkin. He has won pretty much every major award
Speaker 5: for a Real Pain going into Sunday Night, A back
Speaker 5: to Critics' Joye Award, Golden Globe, SAG Award, Indie Spirit Award.
Speaker 5: He's basically cleaned up on the trail. Everybody kind of
Speaker 5: likes listening to him give an acceptance speech. It feels
Speaker 5: like a pretty comfortable win for Kieran Colcaan for that movie,
Speaker 5: which is a really good movie. I really, I really
Speaker 5: liked that movie, directed, written by and starring Jesse Eisenberg.
Speaker 5: Kieran Coulkin up for Supporting Actor there. So yeah, but
Speaker 5: you know, beyond that, it's really anyone's game, which kind
Speaker 5: of makes it exciting.
Speaker 1: Okay, and we'll be watching. And here's another piece of
Speaker 1: good news, at least for me, because I get up
Speaker 1: at two thirty in the morning. There they're on from
Speaker 1: four to seven, so they don't even start at five.
Speaker 1: They start at four last Sunday. Bonus.
Speaker 5: Yeah, though it's worth mentioning. They did say that they
Speaker 5: were going to go a little longer than last year.
Speaker 5: They said it like a comfortable three and a half
Speaker 5: hours of this year. So we'll see, all.
Speaker 1: Right, ABC's Mike Tebuski, thanks so much, appreciate.
Speaker 5: The information, of course, any take care.
Speaker 1: All right. This is KFI and kost HD two Los Angeles,
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