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Speaker 1: What a game last night? Oh my god. I stayed
Speaker 1: up late for it, and then they end up losing
Speaker 1: and I was like, wait, I stayed up for that.
Speaker 1: I know that producer and is happy. Padre's are her team.
Speaker 1: And I gotta tell you that Padres Stadium was rocking
Speaker 1: last night. They put a lot of different ballparks to shame.
Speaker 1: Tonight is do or Die for the Dodgers. They're going
Speaker 1: to be in action again and I'll be cheering them on,
Speaker 1: will you. We've got lots coming up today. So let's
Speaker 1: get right to it. Here's what's ahead on wake up call.
Speaker 1: Hurricane Milton has strengthened again to a category five storm.
Speaker 1: Sustained winds are at one hundred and sixty five miles
Speaker 1: per hour as it heads toward the east coast of Florida.
Speaker 1: The National Hurricane Center has expanded storm surge warnings and
Speaker 1: hurricane warnings into Georgia. We're going to be talking with
Speaker 1: ABC's Jim Ryan get the latest from Florida in less
Speaker 1: than five minutes. People who live on the Palace Verdes
Speaker 1: Peninsula affected by land movement will get warning waivers and
Speaker 1: refunds on fees for installing alternative energy sources that include propane, solar,
Speaker 1: and energy storage systems. The motion was approved by the
Speaker 1: county Board of Supervisors yesterday, weeks after hundreds of homeowners
Speaker 1: had their gas and electricity shut off. Kfi's John Cobalt
Speaker 1: got to talk to former President Trump yesterday ahead of
Speaker 1: his rally in the Coachella Valley that's happening on Saturday.
Speaker 1: We're going to play back part of that interview and
Speaker 1: tell you where you can get tickets if you're interested.
Speaker 1: KTLA's tech reporter Rich DeMuro is going to tell us
Speaker 1: about some of the really good Prime Day deals and
Speaker 1: how you can actually find them. That's coming up at
Speaker 1: five point twenty and before the top of the hour.
Speaker 1: The La County Sheriff's Department has some new tools to
Speaker 1: fight crime. We're going to find out what it is,
Speaker 1: how they work, and how you might be able to
Speaker 1: help catch the bad guys. Let's get started with some
Speaker 1: of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four
Speaker 1: hour newsroom. Five people have been killed in the crash
Speaker 1: of a small plane near the airport on Catalina Island.
Speaker 1: Officials at the La County Sheriff's Avalon station say they
Speaker 1: got a nine to one one SOS emergency notification from
Speaker 1: a cell phone just after eight last night. The wreckage
Speaker 1: of a twin engine plane was found about a mile
Speaker 1: away from the airport. The five adults were declared dead
Speaker 1: at the scene. The Avalon airport known as the Airport
Speaker 1: in the Sky because of its location at an elevation
Speaker 1: of more than sixteen hundred feet. Police say the man
Speaker 1: who stabbed a Santa Monica police officer outside police headquarters
Speaker 1: had a stolen box of knives from target or had
Speaker 1: stolen a box of knives from Targets just minutes before
Speaker 1: the attack. Police say the officer was stabbed late Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 1: The officer shot and killed the stabber. News brought to
Speaker 1: you by ruterhroo dot com. Counties in Florida are offering
Speaker 1: buses to help take people to shelters ahead of Hurricane Milton.
Speaker 1: Meteorologist Ginger Z says millions of people are under evacuation orders.
Speaker 1: Think we're going to see a lot of wind damage
Speaker 1: and also up to eight ten inches of rain could
Speaker 1: cause inland flash flooding. Some people are insisting on riding
Speaker 1: out the storm. Milton is expected to make landfall late
Speaker 1: tonight or early tomorrow near the Tampa Bay area. The
Speaker 1: area has not had a direct hit from a major
Speaker 1: storm in one hundred years. A bill to pause California's
Speaker 1: sixty cent gas tax for a year has been blocked.
Speaker 3: Republican State Senator ros Lisia Ohoa Bogue says her bill
Speaker 3: was blocked for being outside the scope of the governor's
Speaker 3: special session on gas prices. The senator says she disagrees.
Speaker 3: She says addressing gas prices is an important step for
Speaker 3: lowering the cost of living in California.
Speaker 1: It is too expensive to live in California. This is
Speaker 1: why we have so many of our young graduates.
Speaker 4: Leaving the state, are newly retired leaving the state.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, bill moving through the special session would require refineries
Speaker 3: to maintain a minimum supply of fuel to avoid shortages
Speaker 3: that drive up prices. Blake Trolley kay if I Knews.
Speaker 1: Let's get to ABC's Jim Ryan. Jim Ryan in Florida.
Speaker 1: Milton had lost a little bit of steam and then
Speaker 1: regained it, and then we're getting word that maybe it's
Speaker 1: coming down just a little bit, but still a massive storm.
Speaker 5: It is massive and extremely powerful on right now the
Speaker 5: it's listed as a category four hurricane. It had been
Speaker 5: five overnight and into this morning, but still a very
Speaker 5: very powerful storm two hundred and fifty miles southwest of
Speaker 5: where I am here at Tampa. The category four winds
Speaker 5: will start to increase along the west coast of Florida,
Speaker 5: and then this afternoon, we don't know, you know what
Speaker 5: the categorization will be at landfall, but suffice it to
Speaker 5: say the winds will be powerful. The storm surge is
Speaker 5: really the big concern.
Speaker 4: Amy.
Speaker 5: It's like twelve to fifteen feet of storm surge at
Speaker 5: the point of landfall, which will either be here in
Speaker 5: Tampa or maybe a little south around Sarasota.
Speaker 1: Okay, I want to ask you about the storm surge
Speaker 1: because I was thinking about this. So when the storm
Speaker 1: surge comes, it's because is it because the winds are
Speaker 1: blowing so quickly in that circular motion that it displaces
Speaker 1: that water right in the underneath the storm and pushes
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 4: Exactly, That's exactly right.
Speaker 5: It's like it's walking through a puddle, you know, and
Speaker 5: you create a wake when you step into a puddle
Speaker 5: in that it pushes the water in every direction. And
Speaker 5: that's what's happening with this storm and what happens with
Speaker 5: any storm like this. So the water is shoved, literally shoved,
Speaker 5: you know, like scooped on land twelve fifteen feet high
Speaker 5: in some places, and you can imagine. So that's easily
Speaker 5: inundating a one story home or and doesn't do much
Speaker 5: good to a two story a three story home either.
Speaker 5: That's why I think so many people have heated the
Speaker 5: mornings and gotten out of here. The evacuation orders have
Speaker 5: been in place for a couple of days, and here
Speaker 5: in Tampa the streets are essentially vacant because everyone has
Speaker 5: gone away.
Speaker 1: Well, well, the mayor didn't mince words at all. She said,
Speaker 1: if you don't leave, you're going to die.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're gonna die. Storm of the Century, And that's accurate,
Speaker 5: I think, because the last time there was a storm
Speaker 5: this powerful striking the west coast of Florida was in
Speaker 5: nineteen twenty one. That was deep into the last century,
Speaker 5: you know, before my dad was born.
Speaker 6: There's more.
Speaker 5: You know, It's amazing how far back you have to
Speaker 5: go to figure out how when the last time a
Speaker 5: storm like this came ashore on the west coast, And
Speaker 5: so here it comes, and I think people are heating
Speaker 5: those warnings.
Speaker 1: And think about how one hundred years ago, how much
Speaker 1: worse it and probably more deadly. It was because we
Speaker 1: didn't have you know, we couldn't track the storms, we
Speaker 1: couldn't predict when they were coming, and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So I bet that people went, oh, this is a
Speaker 1: really nasty rainstorm, and then it just got worse and worse.
Speaker 5: Well, on top of that, you didn't have way to
Speaker 5: warn anybody. There's a fantastic book about the Galveston Storm
Speaker 5: of nineteen hundred and the guy who saw it coming
Speaker 5: with the weather Service, but he couldn't warn anybody. We
Speaker 5: didn't have sirens or have the internet or anything. So
Speaker 5: the poor guy isac storm. Is any of that movement
Speaker 5: in the name of that book?
Speaker 1: Okay? Hey, So with a ten to fifteen feet of
Speaker 1: storm surge expected, is there is there anything that residents
Speaker 1: can do to prepare their homes or do they just
Speaker 1: have to leave and hope for the ut.
Speaker 5: There when they get back. Yeah, that's kind of it.
Speaker 5: You know, they've they've done what they could by putting
Speaker 5: sandbags around the doors, the special the garage doors. They've
Speaker 5: taped up the windows against the wind, and that's pretty
Speaker 5: much all you can do. You've seen video aerial video
Speaker 5: of era areas that have been struck by hurricanes, and
Speaker 5: the whole house is essentially gone, with one or two
Speaker 5: that are still standing if it's up on stilts. But
Speaker 5: beyond that, yeah, there's just not a whole lot you
Speaker 5: can do but protect your own life and the life
Speaker 5: of your pets and the stuff that you value.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 1: And now, you, Jim, are in Tampa. You're riding out
Speaker 1: the storm. There are you in a special location.
Speaker 5: Staying here in downtown Tampa, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 5: But I've done this a long time and kind of
Speaker 5: process and a system that works pretty well in communication
Speaker 5: that but because if I lose communication, I'm another storm
Speaker 5: victims stranded here.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, we'll hope that you don't lose communication and
Speaker 1: that you are safe and we will talk to you
Speaker 1: again very soon. It's expected to make landfall tonight or
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning, right, correct.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a wide window right now between nine pm
Speaker 5: Eastern and maybe one or two o'clock morning.
Speaker 1: All right, Will you stay safe and we'll talk to
Speaker 1: you soon. All right, thank you, ABC's Jim Ryan. Now,
Speaker 1: let's go back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Former President Trump
Speaker 1: says the first thing he wants to do as president,
Speaker 1: if reelected, is close the border.
Speaker 7: They don't need bills and all the other nonsense they've
Speaker 7: been talking about. In the meantime, they're flying people into
Speaker 7: a big jet plane.
Speaker 1: Trump told kfi's John Cobelt Show yesterday the border was
Speaker 1: secure while he was president, but President Biden and Vice
Speaker 1: President Harris reversed his policies.
Speaker 7: All they had to do is keep it going the
Speaker 7: way it was. We had remained in Mexico, we had
Speaker 7: all things that nobody said you could get.
Speaker 1: He says he thinks the border is a bigger issue
Speaker 1: than inflation and the economy. Trump will be in southern
Speaker 1: California on Saturday for a rally in Coachella, California. Democratic
Speaker 1: Congressman Adam Schiff and former Dodger Steve Garvey have meant
Speaker 1: for a debate as they run for the Senate seat
Speaker 1: formerly held by Diane Feinstein. One of the issues they
Speaker 1: talked about last night was the cost of living and
Speaker 1: its effect on housing. Garvey said, things have gotten worse
Speaker 1: in the last four years.
Speaker 8: What's suppressed the people right from the beginning day one
Speaker 8: of the Biden administration was to shut off energy. When
Speaker 8: you shut off energy, the rip effect that has went
Speaker 8: to the living room table to the gas station, the
Speaker 8: ability to save.
Speaker 1: Shift says building affordable housing would be his first goals.
Speaker 9: I'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would
Speaker 9: incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units
Speaker 9: in California.
Speaker 4: We also have to get.
Speaker 9: Local communities to approve housing much more quickly.
Speaker 1: The debate hosted by ABC seven, was the only one
Speaker 1: for Shift and Garvey before the election, which is now
Speaker 1: less than four weeks away. They weren't the only ones debating.
Speaker 1: La County DA Gascone and challenger Nathan Hackman have argued
Speaker 1: about crime and policies. During their debate, hosted by KNX
Speaker 1: News and The La Times. Hawkman says Gascon's record is
Speaker 1: one of the public safety failures.
Speaker 7: Violent crimes, property crimes, hate crimes, shoplifting, human.
Speaker 10: Trafficking is up either double digits or triple digits since
Speaker 10: he started.
Speaker 1: Gascone says Hawkman has a dystopian view of the community.
Speaker 11: When you listen to my opponen, you're often listening to
Speaker 11: code talk for mass incarceration. You're often listening to someone
Speaker 11: that believes from a very privileged point that he has
Speaker 11: the answer for the rest of our community.
Speaker 1: A recent poll shows Hakman with a thirty point lead
Speaker 1: over Gascone. LA's city budget is facing challenges. Just three
Speaker 1: months into the fiscal year.
Speaker 12: The amount of money allocated to settle lawsuits one hundred
Speaker 12: million dollars, has already been exhausted. Geltman. Bob Blumenfield, who
Speaker 12: chairs the budget committee, says LA's reserve fund has also
Speaker 12: dropped a low four percent of the general budget.
Speaker 4: Which is dangerously low.
Speaker 10: Our reserve fund should be at ten percent, but at
Speaker 10: the very least at five percent.
Speaker 12: The city council yesterday approved another three million dollars in
Speaker 12: legal settlements. The city Controller's office is posted to social
Speaker 12: media saying La is going broke in downtown La. Michael
Speaker 12: Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: Israeli officials say their forces have killed the replacement for
Speaker 1: Hesbelah leader Nassan or Hassan Nozrala. Prime Minister Netanyahu has
Speaker 1: told the people of Lebanon to revolt against Hesbola.
Speaker 6: You have an opportunity to save Lebanon before it falls
Speaker 6: into the abyss of a long war that would lead
Speaker 6: to destruction and suffering like we see in Gaza.
Speaker 1: Ashem Saphadin was widely believed to have succeeded Nozrala after
Speaker 1: the leader was killed in an Israeli airstrike last month.
Speaker 1: Quantis is taking some heat over an in flight glitch
Speaker 1: that left passengers with young kids sitting there watching R
Speaker 1: rated movies. A technical issue with the entertainment system on
Speaker 1: the flight from Sydney to Japan meant that people couldn't
Speaker 1: choose what they watched, so they were stuck watching Daddy
Speaker 1: Oh with Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn. Crew members turned
Speaker 1: it off about an hour later. The Flying Kangaroo has
Speaker 1: apologized to passengers on that flight. Apparently it was a
Speaker 1: little uncomfortable for a while. The Dodgers are in San
Speaker 1: Diego for Game four of the National League Division Series
Speaker 1: after last night six to five heartbreaker of a loss
Speaker 1: to the Padres. First pitch goes out at six. You
Speaker 1: can listen to the game on AM five to seventy
Speaker 1: LA Sports and in HD on the iHeartRadio app keyword
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Speaker 1: Fast Fresh and Easy. Residents and business owners in South
Speaker 1: LA say homeless people have said at least thirty arson
Speaker 1: fires in the last thirty days. The fires reported at
Speaker 1: homeless camps under the one oh five and one ten
Speaker 1: freeway interchange. The property below freeways belongs to the state,
Speaker 1: so apparently there's some confusion about who should be policing
Speaker 1: the area. More than a dozen states, including California, have
Speaker 1: sued TikTok. The state Attorney's General claimed the app is
Speaker 1: designed to get young people addicted to it. California Attorney
Speaker 1: General Rob Bonta says the video sharing app broke consumer
Speaker 1: protection laws and its parents company has misled the public
Speaker 1: about how safe it is for kids. Nvidia has past
Speaker 1: Microsoft to become the world's second most valuable company. The
Speaker 1: AI firm's stock has rallied this week and reached a
Speaker 1: market cap of three point one nine trillion dollars. Microsoft
Speaker 1: is currently valued at three point zero seven trillion, and
Speaker 1: Vidia is now second only to Apple, which is valued
Speaker 1: at three point four trillion. At six oh five, It's
Speaker 1: handle on the news, Gas stations are running out of
Speaker 1: gas as Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida. Right now,
Speaker 1: let's say good morning too. The host of Rich on
Speaker 1: Tech on KFI KTLAS tech reporter Rich DeMuro and Rich,
Speaker 1: I'm so excited because I have a tech tip for you.
Speaker 4: Oh I want to hear this Amy.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it is I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's for you, but it's probably for a lot of
Speaker 1: people who are listening. So, my mom is having issues hearing,
Speaker 1: so we got her hearing aids and she's still having problems.
Speaker 1: She goes, I still use the close captioning on the
Speaker 1: on the TV. And I was like, you know what,
Speaker 1: how come phones don't have close captioning?
Speaker 12: They do?
Speaker 4: They do?
Speaker 10: They do?
Speaker 1: And I was so excited because I was like, you
Speaker 1: know what, this wouldn't only help like my mom, but
Speaker 1: like you know, when you go to a concert and
Speaker 1: it's super loud, or if you go to a baseball
Speaker 1: game like the Padres game last night, you can't hear
Speaker 1: anything because it's so loud, you can just turn on
Speaker 1: the captioning and the captioning works amazingly.
Speaker 4: Yes, So I guess.
Speaker 1: That was like, that's my tech tip for wake up
Speaker 1: call this week. You just go into the settings and
Speaker 1: you go into accessibility and turn on the live captioning
Speaker 1: and it's amazing.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and they have it for both iPhone and Android,
Speaker 13: and I would just say, you know, if you have
Speaker 13: anything that you're dealing with, you know, accessibility wise, just
Speaker 13: take a look inside those settings on the iPhone and
Speaker 13: Android because there are so many accessibility settings, Like these
Speaker 13: phones have gotten really good at helping.
Speaker 4: Folks out no matter what they're dealing with. So check
Speaker 4: it out.
Speaker 13: That's just one one little thing you can do absolutely Okay.
Speaker 1: So let's talk Amazon Prime Day, because I know there's deals,
Speaker 1: but how do we find them?
Speaker 13: Yes, so today is the second day of Amazon Prime Day.
Speaker 13: I think Amazon has actually made it a lot better
Speaker 13: and easier to find deals, and a lot of things are.
Speaker 4: Seemingly a good deal.
Speaker 13: So if you go to their Amazon Prime, Amazon dot
Speaker 13: Com slash Prime Big Deal Days, they actually have an
Speaker 13: easy way to look for these things they've got for you,
Speaker 13: which is like personalized. If you've got the Lightning deals
Speaker 13: deals and our twenty five dollars, then they've got this
Speaker 13: new this year top one hundred deals, which I actually
Speaker 13: find very useful. So going there right now, the top
Speaker 13: deal is a Apple Watch se second generation for twenty
Speaker 13: eight percent off. Let's see what the prices on that
Speaker 13: one hundred and ninety nine bucks. Pretty good for that,
Speaker 13: you know, So you can look through those if you're
Speaker 13: just looking to you know, spend your money. I also
Speaker 13: like to look at the up at the top where
Speaker 13: it says by again, this will show you all the
Speaker 13: stuff that you've purchased in the past on Amazon. And
Speaker 13: again they make it really easy because they have a
Speaker 13: banner that's red. So if you look for the big
Speaker 13: red banner near the price tag, it'll say something like
Speaker 13: Prime Big Deal, and that'll tell you that something is
Speaker 13: on sale for Prime Day. So those are my main
Speaker 13: two ways of finding deals. The other thing is looking
Speaker 13: the saved items in your cart, and then to check
Speaker 13: the prices, go to a website like Camelcamelcamel dot com
Speaker 13: and so once you find something you want to buy,
Speaker 13: you take the URL of that item, you plug it
Speaker 13: into the Camel website and then it will tell you
Speaker 13: the previous lowest price because sometimes these things are on sale,
Speaker 13: but it's not like the lowest price. You know, it's
Speaker 13: always on sale, right, So that's a way to fact check.
Speaker 1: Okay, And is it camel like caml or there vowels
Speaker 1: in there?
Speaker 13: Nope, it's just the same way Camel camel camel, just
Speaker 13: like you would if you were riding a camel.
Speaker 1: I guess, okay, perfect. I actually have a couple of
Speaker 1: things that I've got my eye on, so I'm going
Speaker 1: to do that after I get off the air. I
Speaker 1: love this how they just come up with new ways
Speaker 1: to scam you all the time. And this one involves
Speaker 1: someone emailing a photo of your house to you that
Speaker 1: we need to watch out for.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and this is the downside side. Note, I don't
Speaker 13: know if you're getting all these like texts that say
Speaker 13: like hello, hey, do you want a job? Like all
Speaker 13: these like yeah, really lame. Oh they're so annoying. But anyway,
Speaker 13: it's all because our information is out there. And like
Speaker 13: every time these hackers get like a fresh batch of
Speaker 13: like good phone numbers and stuff like that Big AT
Speaker 13: and T hacked a couple of months ago, you know,
Speaker 13: they use them and they send things out. And the
Speaker 13: same thing's happening with this new email scam, but they're
Speaker 13: doing something interesting. So it's a it's a twist on
Speaker 13: this sextortion scam where they say, hey, we see you
Speaker 13: at your computer and you're doing bad things and we're
Speaker 13: going to tell everyone, and you know, just send us,
Speaker 13: you know, a thousand dollars in bitcoin. This will all
Speaker 13: go away. I mean, there's so many red flags there.
Speaker 13: But the thing you need. The thing they're doing that's
Speaker 13: different is they're including a picture of your house because
Speaker 13: they've gotten so much information about us, right, not just
Speaker 13: our phone number, not just our email. Now they have
Speaker 13: our passwords, they also have our addresses, they have our socials,
Speaker 13: so they're using this information to kind of piece together
Speaker 13: better emails that scare us more so. It's it's getting
Speaker 13: a little bit trickier to like understand what's real and
Speaker 13: what's fake out there.
Speaker 4: But this one is clearly fake.
Speaker 1: Okay, good dinner, So don't fall for it. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't. I get stuff, and even when it like
Speaker 1: comes from my bank, I rarely click through on it.
Speaker 1: It's like, here, check your credit score, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: you could be a scam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, that's smart. I totally appreciate that.
Speaker 13: I actually have a text I got from AT and
Speaker 13: T that's like, hey, we need to upgrade your equipment.
Speaker 13: And I'm like, not so fast, what's the scam here?
Speaker 13: They're like, no, actually, we need to upgrade your equipment.
Speaker 1: So you can always call you reach out to them.
Speaker 1: Don't just click through.
Speaker 13: Right using the phone number you find on your bill
Speaker 13: or at the bottom of their website. Do not just
Speaker 13: search Google because those numbers have been found to be
Speaker 13: scammy as well.
Speaker 4: Sometimes.
Speaker 1: Okay cool. And then we also you were talking about
Speaker 1: how all of our information is out there and because
Speaker 1: everybody's watching and now our TV's are spying on us too.
Speaker 13: Yeah, this is this is something I've known for a
Speaker 13: long time, but I think it's good to see in print.
Speaker 13: But the Center for Digital Democracy has a brand new
Speaker 13: report for many, many pages, and basically the thesis of
Speaker 13: the report is that our streaming TVs and those streaming
Speaker 13: TV platforms we all love, the smart TVs are just
Speaker 13: collecting so.
Speaker 4: Much data on us.
Speaker 13: And so I think that what's interesting about this is
Speaker 13: that the service providers have loved this transition to streaming
Speaker 13: and smart because it is so much better than anything
Speaker 13: they've had before when it comes to data collection and
Speaker 13: ad targeting. So, for instance, I use YouTube TV, and
Speaker 13: what they're doing is the ads they show me on
Speaker 13: YouTube TV are targeted based on my web browsing and
Speaker 13: the things that I do online. And so that's like
Speaker 13: a magical thing coming together that we just have never
Speaker 13: had before. And so this report is basically saying, you know, look,
Speaker 13: your TV is collecting a lot of information. All these free,
Speaker 13: ad supported streaming TV services, there's a reason for them.
Speaker 13: It's because the advertising is so much better these days.
Speaker 13: It's so much more targeted, and you have to be
Speaker 13: careful because you know, you have to understand what's going
Speaker 13: on here. I think is the is the bottom line?
Speaker 1: You know that That reminds me that on some of
Speaker 1: the streaming services. I don't know which one it is,
Speaker 1: but it says, hey, did you like this ad or
Speaker 1: this ad so we can kind of customize to you,
Speaker 1: And I never answer those questions.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well, that's just helping them. I mean you're literally
Speaker 13: like being their salesperson. Like you're like they they're going
Speaker 13: to target them anyway, but you're just helping them.
Speaker 5: And I get it.
Speaker 13: Look, I understand, like if I'm sitting there watching a
Speaker 13: show and an AD comes up, like, wouldn't I rather
Speaker 13: that ad be much more geared? Like if I don't
Speaker 13: have a baby at the time, do I want to
Speaker 13: a pamper's ad?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 13: It's probably not so I understand, like there is a
Speaker 13: reason why it does help us, but at the end
Speaker 13: of the day, it's going to separate us from our
Speaker 13: heart earned cash.
Speaker 4: The better these ads get, right.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, don't fall for it? Or maybe do maybe
Speaker 1: find something really great? Maybe I should answer those things,
Speaker 1: because you know, I don't. I don't particularly like getting
Speaker 1: the ed ads all the time.
Speaker 4: Oh those are big business. That's embarrassing too.
Speaker 13: You're watching with your kid and I'm like, well, you
Speaker 13: know any sports stuff that you're watching now, you're just
Speaker 13: like all the ads are like very interesting to watch
Speaker 13: with your kids. Now I'm like the old person like
Speaker 13: when I watch with my parents, I'm like, oh, that's embarrassing.
Speaker 13: Now it's like the same thing all over again.
Speaker 1: Okay, and YouTube, I think i've noticed this. If I'm not,
Speaker 1: did they start doing this already? They're removing the countdown?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I see. I pay for the premium, so I
Speaker 13: didn't notice this. But I've seen this skip button like
Speaker 13: and it's you know, people love it. They they watch
Speaker 13: an ad for three seconds and they go, okay, now
Speaker 13: I can skip it. But YouTube slyly removing that countdown
Speaker 13: so people don't realize they can skip the ad as much.
Speaker 13: And of course, what does it do it boost their
Speaker 13: bottom line. We don't know if this is a new thing.
Speaker 13: We don't know if this is a permanent thing. It
Speaker 13: could just be a test, but it's getting reported on
Speaker 13: Reddit and other places that people are seeing this more
Speaker 13: and more.
Speaker 4: So just be on the lookout.
Speaker 13: So if you get to YouTube and you're like, oh no,
Speaker 13: no more unskippable, no more, skippable ads. There's still a
Speaker 13: way to skip it, it's just not as clear.
Speaker 1: Getting more sneaky about it, all right, Yeah, okay. So
Speaker 1: for more great tech advice and to find out more
Speaker 1: about what we've been talking about, be sure to listen
Speaker 1: to Rich on Tech every Saturday from eleven to two
Speaker 1: right here on KFI. You can also follow him on
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Speaker 1: Tech dot tv. Kfi's tech Guy, Rich Demiro.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, rich Amy, as always, thank you.
Speaker 4: Have a great week.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to you soon. Let's get back
Speaker 1: to some of the stories coming out of the KFI
Speaker 1: twenty four hour newsroom. Changes in state law have led
Speaker 1: to the dismissal of gang related murder charges in Orange
Speaker 1: County because a man was not the actual killer.
Speaker 14: The man was paralyzed in nineteen ninety four for about
Speaker 14: fifteen years before dying because of the shooting. Lawyer James
Speaker 14: Crawford says Giovanni and his brother, Irwin Sanchez, and another
Speaker 14: man had all been convicted of the attempted murder of
Speaker 14: Scott Zitler, but we're all recharged with murder.
Speaker 9: However, nothing was done by Giovanni Sanchez to directly aid
Speaker 9: and bete Irwin and killing mister Siler. He didn't encourage
Speaker 9: Erwin to shoot mister Sitler. He didn't even know there
Speaker 9: was a god.
Speaker 14: Giovanni Sanchez served eleven years for the attempted murder, but
Speaker 14: that charge was also invalidated Monday. The shooter remains in
Speaker 14: prison on a twenty nine year sentence in Orange County.
Speaker 14: Corbin Carson kf.
Speaker 1: I News, a former school safety officer in Long Beach,
Speaker 1: has been sentenced to three years in prison for shooting
Speaker 1: at a car and killing an eighteen year old woman.
Speaker 1: Eddie Gonzalez, pleaded no contest in August to one count
Speaker 1: a voluntary manslaughter for the shooting outside Millican High School
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one. His murder trial ended months earlier
Speaker 1: with a deadlocked jury. Manuela Rodriguez was fatally shot while
Speaker 1: leaving the school after a fight with a teenage girl.
Speaker 1: Gonzalez claimed at the time that he fired at the
Speaker 1: car in self defense. Stars Hollow is returning to Warner
Speaker 1: Brothers for the holidays. The Midwest street on the studio
Speaker 1: lot will look like it did during the seven seasons
Speaker 1: of Pelmore Girls to celebrate the show's twenty fifth anniversary.
Speaker 1: Fans can take photos and walk around famous landmarks like
Speaker 1: Luke's Diner, Dosi's Market, and the Stars Hollow Gazebo in
Speaker 1: the middle of the town square. The tour will also
Speaker 1: feature costumes and props from the show, as well as
Speaker 1: coffee and treats. The celebration starts in mid December. People
Speaker 1: trying to fly out of Florida to get away from
Speaker 1: the hurricane are having to pay up if they can
Speaker 1: even find a flight. Google flights as airfares out of
Speaker 1: Orlando to Newark are between five hundred and one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Tickets to Philadelphia are going for close to two thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: A group of LA School District teachers has sued the
Speaker 1: state of California and the Public Employee Relations Board, claiming
Speaker 1: they're being forced to teach anti Semitism. The group says
Speaker 1: teachers are afraid to push back because they might lose
Speaker 1: their wages, benefits, or even their jobs, and say teachers
Speaker 1: who do speak up are harassed on message boards and elsewhere.
Speaker 1: If the low clouds don't block it, you should be
Speaker 1: able to see meteors streaking across the night sky in
Speaker 1: southern California. The Drakonid meteor shower happens this time each year.
Speaker 1: It started on Sunday and will be visible at night
Speaker 1: through tomorrow. Night binoculars are not needed to see the
Speaker 1: meteors as long as the clouds don't roll in. At
Speaker 1: six oh five, it's handle on the news. Israeli Prime
Speaker 1: Minister in Natanyahu's's thousands of terrorists have been killed in
Speaker 1: Israeli airstrikes, including the new leader of Hesbelah at five
Speaker 1: point fifty. The La County Sheriff's Department has some new
Speaker 1: tools to catch the bad guys. They're called or it's
Speaker 1: called a real time watch Center. So we're going to
Speaker 1: be talking to La County Sheriff's Lieutenant Roman Foss about
Speaker 1: what the watch center is, how it works, and how
Speaker 1: you might be able to help. So kfi's John Cobalt
Speaker 1: got a call from former President Trump yesterday, a really
Speaker 1: interesting interview. They talked about immigration, his plans for mass
Speaker 1: deportation if he's reelected. They talked about inflation and how
Speaker 1: even though it slowed, it's kind of too late because
Speaker 1: prices are already twenty five percent higher. And who's not
Speaker 1: feeling the effects of those and every time I go
Speaker 1: to the grocery store, I'm just stymied. They talked about
Speaker 1: the hurricane response. He's still saying that FEMA diverted money
Speaker 1: for disaster relief to pay for illegal immigrants, which FEMA
Speaker 1: says is false, but they also admitted there has been
Speaker 1: money spent on illegal immigrants. It just came from another bucket,
Speaker 1: not from the disaster relief. Of course. He spent a
Speaker 1: lot of time talking about Kamala Harris and his thoughts
Speaker 1: and feelings about her. And then John said that Trump
Speaker 1: must be sick of having people like him ask him
Speaker 1: all these questions, and Trump said he actually loved it,
Speaker 1: and then it was sort of like therapy for him
Speaker 1: to talk about all the issues. They talked about California's
Speaker 1: water and sanctuary cities and more, and then they talked
Speaker 1: about Trump's campaign rally this Saturday in southern California.
Speaker 7: I'm going to the valley. We're gonna have a lot
Speaker 7: of people.
Speaker 10: But yeah, why did you pick Coachella, Because you know,
Speaker 10: obviously a lot of people in the media think you're nuts,
Speaker 10: You're You're way behind in California. Why would you waste
Speaker 10: any time and money coming to Coachella to campaign here.
Speaker 7: Because yeah, because we're going to have I know the state.
Speaker 7: I also know that this movement make America great again.
Speaker 7: You know it's a pretty nice term, right Macga, what
Speaker 7: is it? You know when Biden says we will stop mega,
Speaker 7: I said, does he knows what it means? It called
Speaker 7: make America great again? Anyway, we have a lot of
Speaker 7: support in California, and I felt I owed it to him.
Speaker 7: I have had so many people. Plus it's a great location.
Speaker 7: The gentleman that has the land, that owns the land
Speaker 7: for a long time, he really it's a great piece
Speaker 7: of land. It's beautiful, great and yeah, he really wanted
Speaker 7: to do it. He's a great gentleman and he wanted
Speaker 7: to do it. And we're going to be there. You know,
Speaker 7: we had one hundred thousand people the other day in
Speaker 7: Butler in Pennsylvania with Corey the great firefighter who lost
Speaker 7: his life.
Speaker 10: Are you nervous at all in these huge crowds conserving
Speaker 10: what's happened.
Speaker 7: Nervous is not a good word, but you know, I
Speaker 7: watch out, but you know it is what it is. Look,
Speaker 7: it's a dangerous business being president is a dangerous business.
Speaker 7: You know, a race car driver one tenth of one percent,
Speaker 7: don't make it. Bull riders, It's about the same thing.
Speaker 7: One tenth of one percent presidents, what is it, five
Speaker 7: or six percent is a dangerous profession. I never thought
Speaker 7: about it too much before I did it, But you
Speaker 7: know what, it's an honor to do it. I wouldn't
Speaker 7: have changed. I had somebody looking over me, because you know,
Speaker 7: that was a long shot to have made that. It
Speaker 7: was pretty close distance. People said it was like the
Speaker 7: equivalent of a one foot putt if you were a golfer.
Speaker 7: So it made a turn to the right on an
Speaker 7: immigration chart, that was the chart. You know what I'm
Speaker 7: talking about, the best immigrant. I had the best immigration
Speaker 7: numbers in the history, in recorded history. Anyway, We're going
Speaker 7: to do that, and we're going to do it again,
Speaker 7: and we'll even have better numbers, and we're going to
Speaker 7: let people into our country, John, but they're going to
Speaker 7: come in legally.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you've always been strong on legal immigration.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 10: And that's no.
Speaker 7: We need it. We need people.
Speaker 10: That's what every other country in the world does, all right,
Speaker 10: So you don't.
Speaker 7: Want murderers, John, you don't want murderers. We don't want
Speaker 7: drug lords.
Speaker 10: No, no, it's not basic. No prisoners, no fellows.
Speaker 7: Let them have their prisoners please, and we're going to
Speaker 7: send them all back. You know, the prison population all
Speaker 7: over the world is way down. They're all here take
Speaker 7: up the prison population. Yeah, not even it's not even believable.
Speaker 7: I think I've ruined your day.
Speaker 4: No could this every day.
Speaker 7: It's so crazy.
Speaker 10: And the terrorists too, The terrorists come in.
Speaker 7: So we had zero terrorists in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: I don't even believe that.
Speaker 7: But these numbers were done by the border patrol. Twenty nineteen.
Speaker 7: I was very tough in this. We had zero. They
Speaker 7: put down zero. I don't know. I doubt that's correct,
Speaker 7: but you know, I'll take it. The next year we
Speaker 7: had eleven. Now we have of terrorists coming in from
Speaker 7: all over the world. It's you know, Congo, the Congo
Speaker 7: in Africa is now a tremendous supplier of illegal immigrants.
Speaker 7: They come from the jails of the Congo and they're
Speaker 7: in our country. The whole thing is not believable. And
Speaker 7: I'm telling you, nobody asked the question that you. I
Speaker 7: asked you to myself, Well, why why would they do this.
Speaker 10: That's what I want to know. That's what a lot
Speaker 10: of people want to know. Why would they do this?
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe they're just crazy.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: I used to say, really, they hate our country, Why.
Speaker 4: Would they do it?
Speaker 7: I asked that question all the time. And you know,
Speaker 7: our people become immune to it. It's called they became
Speaker 7: immune to stupidity. Actually, but why would they do it?
Speaker 7: They're destroying our country and why would they do that?
Speaker 7: And it's an honor to speak to you, John, And
Speaker 7: if you could be there, if you could be there,
Speaker 7: I'd love to say hello, you know, if you could,
Speaker 7: if you were there. But we're going to have a
Speaker 7: big deal and it's going to be wild, and I
Speaker 7: think it'll be usually a very very friendly group of
Speaker 7: great patriots, like we had this well the other day
Speaker 7: in Butler, Pennsylvany.
Speaker 10: This Saturday, October twelfth, five o'clock doors open at twelve
Speaker 10: Calhoun Ranch on Calhoun Street and Coachella and people can
Speaker 10: go to any of our social media platforms at John
Speaker 10: Cobelt Radio and you can get two tickets per mobile
Speaker 10: phone number, first come, first serve.
Speaker 7: Probably meet you'll probably meet a person and get married
Speaker 7: and happily married for fifty years. Right, there's a.
Speaker 4: Lot of people.
Speaker 7: We call it a mixer because the people are incredible,
Speaker 7: and a lot of people meet and this They have.
Speaker 4: A good time.
Speaker 7: But it's very important. I'm doing it for a slightly
Speaker 7: different reasons. I'm doing it to save our country. We
Speaker 7: have to win this election. November fifth will be the
Speaker 7: most important day in the history of our country because
Speaker 7: our country is going very bad and fast.
Speaker 10: All right, mister Trump, thank you for coming on with us,
Speaker 10: and anytime you need some therapy, we'll be.
Speaker 7: There before you gave me some. I love it. This
Speaker 7: is better than anybody I could have a think.
Speaker 10: A Hey, cary yourself, John, thank you for coming on.
Speaker 10: All right, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: There you can listen to the entire interview because John
Speaker 1: talked to former President Trump for about a half an hour.
Speaker 1: It's on the iHeartRadio app the John Cobalt Show. Pretty interesting,
Speaker 1: and then also on the show you when you listen
Speaker 1: to that, you can find out how you can get
Speaker 1: the tickets and stuff. It'll be interesting to see if
Speaker 1: he gets the crowds in California that he has gotten
Speaker 1: in other areas. The Manhattan Beach, Food and Wine festival
Speaker 1: featuring the best chefs in North America is coming to
Speaker 1: Manhattan Village. It's happening this weekend on Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 1: Don't miss Southern California's newest, most notable, world class culinary festival.
Speaker 1: You can get unlimited tastings from top chefs. You can
Speaker 1: get wine, spirits, cocktails, beer, non alcoholic options, and a
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Speaker 1: the unlimited food and drinks and you can get those
Speaker 1: tickets at Mbfood and Wine dot com m B Food
Speaker 1: and Wine dot com. The Manhattan Beach Food and Wine
Speaker 1: Festival happening this Friday and Saturday. Five people have been
Speaker 1: killed in a small plane crash on Catalina Island. The
Speaker 1: twin engine turbopopplane crashed shortly after eight last night. It's
Speaker 1: not clear if the plane was landing or taking off
Speaker 1: from Avalon Airport. And Afghanistan citizen living in Oklahoma City
Speaker 1: has been arrested for allegedly planning an election day terrorist attack.
Speaker 1: The Justice Department says he admitted he was planning to
Speaker 1: attack large gatherings of people on election Day and expected
Speaker 1: to die as a martyr. The Dodgers are in a
Speaker 1: must win situation headed into tonight's Game four of the
Speaker 1: National League Division Series. LA lost to the Padres in
Speaker 1: Game three, six to five last night at Petco Park.
Speaker 1: San Diego leads the best of five series two games
Speaker 1: to one. We're just minutes away from handle on the
Speaker 1: news this morning, Oh rats, a new invasive species of
Speaker 1: rodent as resurfaced in California. Great, right, now, let's say
Speaker 1: good morning too. LA County Sheriff's Lieutenant Roman Foss, Good morning, Lieutenant.
Speaker 4: Foss, Good morning man.
Speaker 1: How are you doing good? We wanted to talk to
Speaker 1: you because you guys have a new tool. It's called
Speaker 1: a Real Time Watch Center. It just opened at the
Speaker 1: Lost Hills station in a Gore Hills, and we wanted
Speaker 1: to talk to you guys to find out what it is,
Speaker 1: since it's a new way for you guys to help
Speaker 1: track down the bad guys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we're really excited about it. We've been working
Speaker 6: on this probably from about the last year and a half.
Speaker 6: We have our official ribbon cutting at the end of
Speaker 6: last month. So basically what that looks like is we
Speaker 6: had actually built out a center within our station, which
Speaker 6: includes video monitors on a wall several computers radio communications,
Speaker 6: but in those computers, basically we're using a web based
Speaker 6: platform which integrates our computer ated dispatch. Basically the information
Speaker 6: that our dispatchers type in when they receive a call
Speaker 6: for service, they type in contact information, any suspect information,
Speaker 6: the narrative related to the call, and then with that
Speaker 6: we've also integrated. Now i'll give you come some of
Speaker 6: the highlights in terms of what's been integrated. So it's
Speaker 6: the automated licensed plate reading technology that some of our
Speaker 6: cities have invested in, as well as private automated licensed
Speaker 6: plate reading technology. And then we're also utilizing public owned
Speaker 6: public facing cameras that businesses, schools, religious institutions have given
Speaker 6: us access to.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then because did you not have all of
Speaker 1: these tools before or they just weren't integrated, and now
Speaker 1: they're being integrated to help well.
Speaker 6: The cab did. Licensed plate reading technologies been around for
Speaker 6: some time and actually watch centers have been around probably
Speaker 6: since early two thousands. With the partnerships that we've developed
Speaker 6: within the community, we couldn't have done this without them.
Speaker 6: So a huge part of this involves two major things.
Speaker 6: There's one website that we've been pushing out through social
Speaker 6: media as well as community events. It's actually called connect
Speaker 6: Los Angeles County dot org org. Within that platform, residents
Speaker 6: specifically can register their home cameras basically virtually register their cameras,
Speaker 6: which allows us to reach out to them via email.
Speaker 6: In the situation where there's an incident, for instance, a
Speaker 6: burger around their house, we can virtually canvas that area
Speaker 6: via email by sending them a report number associated with
Speaker 6: the incident, as well as any information we're seeking to discover.
Speaker 6: They can review their home surveillance footage and upload any
Speaker 6: video that they believe may be relevant to our investigation.
Speaker 6: The registration itself does not give us access to their
Speaker 6: home cameras. It basically allows us to request information from them.
Speaker 6: The second most critical aspect of this is camera integration.
Speaker 6: And what we've done is we've integrated approximately you just
Speaker 6: shy a five hundred public facing cameras with businesses, schools,
Speaker 6: churches and whatnot. And what that does. They basically allow
Speaker 6: us to strain their cameras into our center in real
Speaker 6: time when there's an incident.
Speaker 1: Is this sort of like what CCTV is in Britain,
Speaker 1: where there's just cameras everywhere, and you're kind of hoping
Speaker 1: to get that because then you can see the crime scene,
Speaker 1: you can see cars driving away, you can get their
Speaker 1: license plates, get descriptions.
Speaker 6: So we're not staring at a wall of monitors surveilling
Speaker 6: businesses and whatnot. Basically, if there's a call for service,
Speaker 6: we'll go to those cameras and communicate what we're seeing
Speaker 6: as debuties are responding. Because debuties are are dealing with
Speaker 6: you know, they're multitasking with numerous things, traffic, listening to
Speaker 6: the radio, coordating with their partners over the radio. We
Speaker 6: don't want to overload them. We don't want to overstimulate
Speaker 6: them with this information. But the overall goal is to
Speaker 6: increase their situational awareness, better allocate our resources, and obviously
Speaker 6: improve our communication. I think one example that I use
Speaker 6: is we had a robbery within Malibu in which an
Speaker 6: individuals assaulted for his bicycle. We're able to quickly go
Speaker 6: to our cameras provide an update to the lasting direction
Speaker 6: of the suspect. Depties went in a short foot pursuit
Speaker 6: the suspect. We're able to confirm the identity of that
Speaker 6: suspect based on the video as well as witness statements,
Speaker 6: and additionally, it was really positive in the sense were
Speaker 6: able to recover the victim's bicycle in which the suspect
Speaker 6: had hidden. No one would have known where the bicycle
Speaker 6: was without the video surveillance cameras retrieval.
Speaker 1: Okay, And that's why they call it the real time
Speaker 1: because you can look at stuff as it's happening and
Speaker 1: right after it's happening, and look at all that information
Speaker 1: and hopefully get police out to help stop the bad guys.
Speaker 5: Right correct?
Speaker 1: I love that? And are you going to be expanding
Speaker 1: this or there going to be more of these? Because
Speaker 1: right now it's at the Agora Hills the Lost Hills station.
Speaker 1: Are you opening up more or is this one going
Speaker 1: to kind of do it?
Speaker 6: So within the Sheriff's Department, several other stations are exploring
Speaker 6: at the potential of expanding this program throughout the county. Ultimately,
Speaker 6: that'll have to be decision through the share of themself.
Speaker 1: So it's not to spy on people. It's to give
Speaker 1: you the opportunity to have access to the information that's
Speaker 1: out there that's going to help you. You're not just
Speaker 1: like you said, you're not just staring at video screens
Speaker 1: looking for people to do bad stuff. But when things happen,
Speaker 1: then you can kind of consolidate all that information at
Speaker 1: once to paint the picture right correct.
Speaker 6: This entire operation is built on the relationships that we
Speaker 6: built with the community. All of our anytime cameras are accessed,
Speaker 6: that information is stored as tracked, and there are audit
Speaker 6: reports that we can push out if businesses or organizations
Speaker 6: want to see that. So everything is everything is right
Speaker 6: to know, need to know basis, gotcha?
Speaker 1: And if you want to sign up and have your
Speaker 1: camera be available to be used as a potential crime
Speaker 1: fighting tool in your neighborhood. What's that the address to
Speaker 1: go to again to register er?
Speaker 6: It's connect los Angeles County dot.
Speaker 1: Org orgy okay, And can they get more information about
Speaker 1: the Real Time Watch centers there or is there a
Speaker 1: place for that?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry?
Speaker 1: Is that where they can also get information about the
Speaker 1: Real Time Watch center and about the program itself.
Speaker 6: I don't know if we put anything up on that yet.
Speaker 6: Something will be working on in your future.
Speaker 1: All right, awesome, Well thank you for explaining that. I
Speaker 1: think that you know, it's it's another tool and I
Speaker 1: think it probably helps people understand and hopefully put them
Speaker 1: at ease about what you're actually doing. La County Sheriffs
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Roman Foss talking about the real time watch center
Speaker 1: at Lost Hills Station and Agra Hills. Thank you so much, Lieutenant.
Speaker 4: Fox, thanks so great there, all right, you two.
Speaker 1: Really interesting stuff. How they're using it so they're not
Speaker 1: spying on you, but they have the information so they
Speaker 1: can get like a license plate, and then they use
Speaker 1: a camera and then any like probably chatter on the
Speaker 1: on the on their on the communications system, and then
Speaker 1: they put it all together other and can search out
Speaker 1: and find the bad guys. Really interesting. This is KFI
Speaker 1: and kost HD two Los Angeles, Orange County. We lead
Speaker 1: local live from the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. I'm
Speaker 1: Amy King. This has been your wake up call, and
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