Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call
Speaker 1: with me Amy King on demand on the iHeartRadio.
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Speaker 3: It's time for your morning wake up call.
Speaker 4: Here's Amy King. It is five o'clock, straight up. This
Speaker 4: is your wake up call for Wednesday, January fifteenth. I'm
Speaker 4: Amy King. Once again. We're under those red flag warnings
Speaker 4: for high fire danger. We're going to be talking to
Speaker 4: you and getting you all the information you need to
Speaker 4: know about that, plus everything else going on around southern California.
Speaker 4: So much happening, so let's get right to it. Here's
Speaker 4: what's ahead on wake up call. Much of La County
Speaker 4: is under a red flag warning for critical fire danger
Speaker 4: until three pm. That warning is also for much of
Speaker 4: Ventura County. The warning continues till tomorrow afternoon in the
Speaker 4: western San Gabriel Mountains and the five and fourteen freeway corridors.
Speaker 4: A seventeenth person has been confirmed killed in the fire
Speaker 4: burning in Altadina and Pasadena. Eight have died in the
Speaker 4: Palisades fire. Twenty five deaths now confirmed, with more expected
Speaker 4: as recovery crews continue their search of burned out neighborhoods.
Speaker 4: As of yesterday morning, La County Fire Chief Anthony Moroney
Speaker 4: said about thirty five percent of properties have been searched
Speaker 4: and assessed. The state and federal tax filing deadline for
Speaker 4: all residents of La County has been pushed back because
Speaker 4: of the wildfires. The IRS and the Governor's office say
Speaker 4: the deadline for La County residents and businesses will now
Speaker 4: be October fifteenth instead of April fifteenth. The irsays this
Speaker 4: also applies to twenty twenty four estimated quarterly tax payments
Speaker 4: through September. Let's get started with some of the stories
Speaker 4: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The
Speaker 4: National Weather Services particularly dangerous situation red flag warnings are
Speaker 4: in effect across much of southern California. They were delayed
Speaker 4: by a day as Sanna Anna winds developed more slowly
Speaker 4: and weren't as strong as expected yesterday. Meteorologist Rich Thompson's's
Speaker 4: critical fire weather conditions are now in effect.
Speaker 5: Now by Wednesday evening Wednesday, and I expect the critical
Speaker 5: conditions to diminish and then for Thursday into the weekend,
Speaker 5: we're actually get back to a more normal weather powder
Speaker 5: here for this part of the country.
Speaker 4: Normal, Doesn't that sound nice? He said? Starting tomorrow, we
Speaker 4: should get cooler temperatures with higher humidity levels. That'll help
Speaker 4: efforts to control the fires in the LA area. The
Speaker 4: high winds have prompted preparations across the region.
Speaker 3: Residents in Thousand Oaks know all too well how quickly
Speaker 3: they have to go when a wildfire comes to their door,
Speaker 3: like it did in twenty eighteen. City spokeswoman Alexandra South
Speaker 3: says city workers are poised to respond if today's winds
Speaker 3: get out of hand.
Speaker 1: Our top praiorite is always clearing roadways to make sure
Speaker 1: that emergency vehicles can get through and so they're all
Speaker 1: throughout the city.
Speaker 3: She says the city has also taken proactive measures as well,
Speaker 3: and that residents have been encouraged to stay updated on
Speaker 3: the latest forecast and any fire developments. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 4: Some people who live in the Pacific or the Palisades
Speaker 4: Highland area say they believe the fire was caused by
Speaker 4: the reignition of a fire that started on New Year's Day.
Speaker 4: That fire burned less than ten acres. Retired ATF Senior
Speaker 4: executive Scott Sweeto says there will be a distinct mark
Speaker 4: in the spots where each fire started.
Speaker 6: It may have a different appearance because it's burned down,
Speaker 6: it's been tromped on more.
Speaker 7: The ashes have largely disappeared because it literally burned down
Speaker 7: to just dirt.
Speaker 4: One local says the fire on January first was largely
Speaker 4: ignored and flared back up last week. The man lives
Speaker 4: south of the Skull Rock trailhead, where ATF agents have
Speaker 4: been investigating since Monday. The man claims there was negligence
Speaker 4: in monitoring the first fire to make sure it was
Speaker 4: completely out. Another resident says that January first fire was
Speaker 4: caused by fireworks. The DA in LA and Orange County
Speaker 4: want Governor Newsom to convene a special Legislative stace to
Speaker 4: pass a law that would allow state prison sentences for
Speaker 4: looting during a local emergency. The proposed legislation calls for
Speaker 4: punishment to be increased to between two and four years,
Speaker 4: rather than a sentence as low as sixteen months in
Speaker 4: county jail. Some LA School District students are going back
Speaker 4: to class, just not their class. Students from Palisades Charter
Speaker 4: Elementary School will attend classes at Brentwood Science Magnet Elementary School.
Speaker 4: Students from Marquees Charter Elementary will have classes at Nora
Speaker 4: Steerry Elementary Laura Stay. Students at seven other schools will
Speaker 4: also temporarily relocate to other schools. Classes in the Pasadena
Speaker 4: School District are canceled through Friday. If you are looking
Speaker 4: to make a donation, because right now, with the fires
Speaker 4: the way that they are, we want to know how
Speaker 4: do we help, what can we do? That's where dream
Speaker 4: Center LA comes in. The Dreams Center LA and iHeartMedia
Speaker 4: have teamed up. Actually we've been partners for like ten
Speaker 4: years now. Are taking donations to help fire victims. And
Speaker 4: if you would like to make a donation, you can
Speaker 4: drop off items at the Dream Center. It's an Echo
Speaker 4: park at twenty three oh one Bellevue Avenue. That's right
Speaker 4: in La nine zero zero two six. Just stick that
Speaker 4: into ways and it'll get you right there. They are
Speaker 4: doing They're doing God's work, is what they're doing. They
Speaker 4: are taking so many donations in I got to go
Speaker 4: down there yesterday. We're gonna go out and about and
Speaker 4: show you some of what we saw and what they
Speaker 4: are doing. That's coming up tomorrow, but just so you
Speaker 4: know now you can make those donations. And what they're
Speaker 4: really focusing on now is non perishable food, bottled water,
Speaker 4: sports drinks. It was amazing to see the palettes of
Speaker 4: water and sports drinks and other La Croix water and
Speaker 4: that kind of thing just piled up waiting for people
Speaker 4: to come pick them up. Of course, they need hygiene products.
Speaker 4: These people ran out of their houses and drove out
Speaker 4: of their neighborhoods with a moment's notice and basically lost everything.
Speaker 4: So things like as simple as toothpaste and so feminine products, shampoo.
Speaker 4: Of course, baby supplies always needed diapers, baby formula, wipes,
Speaker 4: baby food, air purifiers, and masks because the air quality
Speaker 4: is still not very good, especially in the burn areas.
Speaker 4: And then other emergency supplies things like flashlights and batteries
Speaker 4: and portable phone chargers. They need it all and you
Speaker 4: can help, and you again can drop it off at
Speaker 4: the Dream Center at two three zero one Bellevue Avenue
Speaker 4: in Los Angeles. It's right there in Echo Park. Okay,
Speaker 4: do we have Jordana now? Okay, great, let's say good
Speaker 4: morning now to ABC's Jordana Miller. Jordana, after what we've
Speaker 4: been talking about this for a couple of years. Now
Speaker 4: it looks like we may finally be close to a
Speaker 4: ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. What's the latest.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, we are really on the brink of
Speaker 8: a deal between Israel and Hamas, two sources telling ABC
Speaker 8: News just a few minutes ago that Hamas has agreed
Speaker 8: to the Seafire proposal. We are very close, is what
Speaker 8: the sources told us, and that they expect a deal
Speaker 8: to be announced today or tomorrow. This is obviously incredibly
Speaker 8: good news for you know, everybody in Gaza. There's been
Speaker 8: so much uncertainty and death and destruction, and it's been
Speaker 8: a horror show for the people of Gaza. God willing,
Speaker 8: next week they will wake up and they won't have
Speaker 8: to worry about being killed because Hamas operative is near them.
Speaker 8: They will be able to get more aid into the
Speaker 8: Gaza strip. And remember Hamas is holding almost one hundred hostages.
Speaker 8: This deal will secure the release at least in the
Speaker 8: first phase of thirty three of those hostages that are
Speaker 8: considered humanitarian cases. That is all the women, that includes
Speaker 8: the young Israeli soldiers who there has been so much
Speaker 8: grave concern that they have been sexually assaulted. Those women
Speaker 8: will come out. A few of the women who are
Speaker 8: over the age of fifty will come out, and the
Speaker 8: sick and injured, and that will include two Americans that
Speaker 8: we've been talking to their families from almost the first
Speaker 8: day of the war, Keith Siegel, who's sixty five, and
Speaker 8: Saggi Decohen who is thirty six. His parents have been
Speaker 8: very vocal on the scene. Keith Siegel's wife, a Viva,
Speaker 8: was in captivity.
Speaker 5: She was released.
Speaker 8: She's been on the international scene and spoken to ABC
Speaker 8: several times about the plight to get the hostages out.
Speaker 8: We're going to see those hostages come out. Israel's going
Speaker 8: to pay a steep prime. They're going to release hundreds
Speaker 8: of jailed Palestinians, some who've committed murder, who are serving
Speaker 8: life sentences, and that is a big concession for Israel
Speaker 8: to see those people out again. And who knows the
Speaker 8: quote unquote trouble they could cause down the road. Nonetheless,
Speaker 8: they will be released. Some the most dangerous among them
Speaker 8: will not go to the West Bank or East Ruthwam
Speaker 8: or Gaza. They'll go to countries in the region. And
Speaker 8: then we will see up to six hundred trucks of
Speaker 8: eid get in per day, and that is that is
Speaker 8: a great news again for the people of Gaza who've
Speaker 8: been suffering. Hunger has been widespread in some places. You
Speaker 8: know that they've been suffering. You know, starvation and famine
Speaker 8: has loomed in some parts of northern Gaza. Food will
Speaker 8: get in, bakeries will start, you know, making bread. This
Speaker 8: is a good day. Let's say that.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jordana, Now what has changed?
Speaker 8: I mean, the most critical change has been the election
Speaker 8: of President Trump. Like him, don't like him. He has
Speaker 8: come in, he's not even in office yet, and he
Speaker 8: made it known to the Israelis and Hamas and Iran
Speaker 8: that if they didn't soften their positions and get a
Speaker 8: deal and this war, there would be real consequences. And
Speaker 8: everybody believed him, and so everybody moved to the middle.
Speaker 8: That includes the Israeli Prime Minister who was dragging his feet.
Speaker 8: I will remind our listeners that the deal we're about
Speaker 8: to see announced God willing, is not very different from
Speaker 8: the deal that was put on the table in May
Speaker 8: months ago, months ago. You can think about the lives
Speaker 8: lost in between the gods and lives lost and the
Speaker 8: soldiers right, and the hostages who died in between, including
Speaker 8: Hersch Goldberg Pollin, that young American who died killed in
Speaker 8: a tunnel. So, Natanielle, you know, finally, you know, relinquished
Speaker 8: and softened his positions, and Hamas did the same. Hamas
Speaker 8: was also dragging their feet and very stubborn. They've also
Speaker 8: made certain changes to make this deal happen. So I
Speaker 8: would say the main thing that changed is really President Trump.
Speaker 8: You know, President Biden deserves a lot of credit for
Speaker 8: the framework, but forgetting the parties to the finish line
Speaker 8: that belongs, the credit should be given to President Trump.
Speaker 8: That's he is due that credit.
Speaker 4: All right. Jordana Miller, ABC News correspondent, thank you, finally
Speaker 4: some good news. I know we've been talking for a
Speaker 4: very long time. Let's hope that this happens. All right,
Speaker 4: we'll talk again soon, Thank you, Jordana, Yes, yea bye.
Speaker 4: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 4: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A Santa Monica
Speaker 4: police officer has been hurt by a person trying to
Speaker 4: illegally enter the Palisades fire burn area. Kfi's Daniel Martindale
Speaker 4: says the driver was arrested last night on suspicion of
Speaker 4: hit and run.
Speaker 7: Please say the driver ran over the officer's foot while
Speaker 7: trying to drive into a restricted area. Witnesses say the
Speaker 7: man was following National Guard vehicles on the wrong side
Speaker 7: of the road that ignored the officer, who was manning
Speaker 7: a checkpoint and had ordered him to stop.
Speaker 4: The officer was treated at the hospital. The co founder
Speaker 4: of the Grossman Burne Foundation has won a legal fight
Speaker 4: related to a crash that killed two young brothers.
Speaker 3: Rebecca Grossman was convicted last year for running down two
Speaker 3: young boys while they tried to cross the street with
Speaker 3: their family in Westlake Village in late September twenty twenty. Now,
Speaker 3: in June last year, Grossman got fifteen years to life
Speaker 3: in prison, but on Tuesday in Van Nights, she won
Speaker 3: in court when the judge denied a motion by the
Speaker 3: young boy's family to expedite a civil suit trial for
Speaker 3: negligence and wrongful death. Now that trial will include Grossman
Speaker 3: and her then boyfriend during the time of the crime,
Speaker 3: former Dodger Pitcher Scott Ericson. That civil suit is slated
Speaker 3: for December first. Andrew Caravella KFI News.
Speaker 4: Senate Majority leader John thuns As President Elect Trump's choice
Speaker 4: for Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth as handed him handled himself
Speaker 4: very well during his confirmation hearing, Retired Colonel Steve Ganyard says,
Speaker 4: there's a good bit of theater going on.
Speaker 5: At the end of the day, the person that's going
Speaker 5: to be making the decisions and the major decisions, the
Speaker 5: major policy decision, is the guy that's going to be
Speaker 5: sitting in the Oval office.
Speaker 4: He says. Hegseth will be charged with taking out and
Speaker 4: carrying out Trump's directives. President Biden has signed a proclamation
Speaker 4: to prevent drilling on hundreds of thousands of acres of
Speaker 4: land in California considered sacred by tribal leaders. He says
Speaker 4: the proclamation has increased the list of historic sites ready families.
Speaker 8: Joe and I made a tradition to take our children
Speaker 8: and grandchildren of national parks and monuments every year.
Speaker 4: Want them to see, feel, smell, taste, look at just
Speaker 4: what has been preserved. The Chekwala National Monument is near
Speaker 4: Joshua Tree. The Satikla Monument is close to Mount Shasta.
Speaker 4: President Biden is getting ready to deliver his farewell address
Speaker 4: to the nation. It'll happen in primetime tonight, just days
Speaker 4: before he leaves the White House. He'll speak from the
Speaker 4: Obel Office at five o'clock this evening. He's expected to
Speaker 4: reflect on his time in office and talk to the
Speaker 4: country about the future. The Cat Cafe Lounge in West
Speaker 4: la is offering free thirty and seventy minute cat therapy
Speaker 4: sessions to people who've had to evacuate their homes and
Speaker 4: first responders too. The nonprofit Cat Rescue is also asking
Speaker 4: people who live outside the fire zones and who have
Speaker 4: a cat carrier to sign up to foster with its
Speaker 4: rescue partner. You can get more information at Catcafe Lounge
Speaker 4: dot com. I think that's a wonderful idea, cuddle up
Speaker 4: with a cat for an hour and just kind of
Speaker 4: calm down. Have you ever done to one of those places?
Speaker 8: They're great?
Speaker 4: I have not, but we might have to go out
Speaker 4: and about there you go. I like that idea. Red
Speaker 4: flag warnings for high fire danger now in effect until
Speaker 4: three this afternoon, when gus expected to be as strong
Speaker 4: as fifty or miles per hour or higher for much
Speaker 4: of La in Ventura Counties. Red flag warnings continue for
Speaker 4: the western San Gabriel Mountains, the Santa Susanna Mountains, and
Speaker 4: the I five quarter or until tomorrow afternoon. Govinor Newsom
Speaker 4: is issued an executive order to help schools and students
Speaker 4: impacted by wildfires in southern California. The order will let
Speaker 4: displaced students go outside their district and will make it
Speaker 4: easier for schools to operate in temporary facilities until they rebuild.
Speaker 4: Two La City Council members have proposed a moratorium on
Speaker 4: evictions and rent increases for people affected by the wildfires.
Speaker 4: The council members have cited a twenty nineteen MIT study
Speaker 4: that found viction rates can be nearly double after natural disasters.
Speaker 4: Let's say good morning now to the host of Rich
Speaker 4: on Tech on KFI. It's Rich DeMuro.
Speaker 5: Rich.
Speaker 4: We've been talking a lot about watch Duty and what
Speaker 4: a great app that has been such a good resource
Speaker 4: for people who are in the Los Angeles area and
Speaker 4: want to know what's going on with the fires. But
Speaker 4: there's some other ones that might be good or even
Speaker 4: better for you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that app really really got a lot of downloads
Speaker 6: during this time, spent a lifeline for so many people.
Speaker 6: So I wanted to know, like, what are some of
Speaker 6: the other apps that people are using? I asked on
Speaker 6: my Instagram and Facebook, and one of them is called
Speaker 6: Pulse Point. This is kind of like a think nine
Speaker 6: to one one connected app, so it's got real time
Speaker 6: updates directly from the various first responders, so it's connected
Speaker 6: to them. And the whole trick of this app is
Speaker 6: that it's also got a CPR response feature, so if
Speaker 6: you know CPR, you can actually help someone in need.
Speaker 6: It'll ping you if there's a CPR call nearby, so
Speaker 6: that's interesting. Frontline frontline, wildfire defense. This app is kind
Speaker 6: of similar to Watch Duty. I don't think it's as thorough.
Speaker 6: But what's interesting and unique about this one is the
Speaker 6: dashboard that it shows. So you put your address in
Speaker 6: or your you know, your address to your parents or
Speaker 6: whoever you want to keep a tab on their home
Speaker 6: or several homes, and it will give you a dashboard
Speaker 6: of all the information you need about that home, so
Speaker 6: whether there are any warnings, what the weather's like, you know,
Speaker 6: fire evacuation notices. It's really really thorough in that aspect.
Speaker 6: And then finally there's one called aug Your Risk. Now,
Speaker 6: this one is kind of looking forward.
Speaker 5: Amy.
Speaker 6: This is not just about wildfires. It's really a tool
Speaker 6: for like assessing all the risk at your home address.
Speaker 6: So all the natural disasters earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, hopefully we
Speaker 6: don't have those here, but all these different things that
Speaker 6: you can see in one place about your home.
Speaker 4: Okay. So, and as we know, I mean, wildfires aren't
Speaker 4: the only thing that are a concern, Like now after
Speaker 4: the wildfires, the rains are going to be a concern
Speaker 4: because of all these burn areas and mudslides and debris flows,
Speaker 4: and of course there's always the ongoing thread of earthquakes.
Speaker 4: So it might be good to just have those things handy.
Speaker 6: Yes, And yeah, just like watch Judy, everyone kind of
Speaker 6: discovered it. Now it's better to have these things beforehand.
Speaker 4: Okay. And speaking of things to have handy, there are
Speaker 4: some little tech things that are good to have on
Speaker 4: hand for natural disasters. We thought it might be a
Speaker 4: good idea to remind have you remind people of those
Speaker 4: things right now?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So this was also you know, after watching this
Speaker 6: and talking to you know a lot of people that
Speaker 6: were affected by this, I said, oh my gosh, there's
Speaker 6: a lot of tech that I now want to have
Speaker 6: at the ready for anything that may happen in the future.
Speaker 6: And this is stuff you kind of take for granted,
Speaker 6: you kind of know you need. But I put it
Speaker 6: all in one list on my Instagram and people were
Speaker 6: kind of chiming in with other things they would add
Speaker 6: to this list. But let me just go through it.
Speaker 6: Portable power station. So this is, you know, one of
Speaker 6: those like Giant. We're not talking one for your smartphone.
Speaker 6: We're talking one that like you could plug a lamp into,
Speaker 6: you can plug you know, it's a big power station.
Speaker 6: Companies like JACKERI make them Eco Flow. They're not cheap,
Speaker 6: you know, they could be like one hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: to one thousands of dollars, but if you got that
Speaker 6: thing charged up, you'll feel a lot better, especially people.
Speaker 6: It comes with like a plug to charge it in.
Speaker 6: That's one way once you're in a situation with no power.
Speaker 6: They actually a lot of them have solar panels you
Speaker 6: can attach to them, so that's another way. But again
Speaker 6: that's the next thing, solar panels. So there's a company
Speaker 6: named Goal zero. They kind of pioneered this whole idea
Speaker 6: of solar panels for charging stations get those as well.
Speaker 6: Again not cheap Starlink satellite internet. So you know, people
Speaker 6: were without internet for in these places where the infrastructure
Speaker 6: was impacted. Starlink has been a lifeline. Amazon is going
Speaker 6: to activate their satellite internet later this year. I got
Speaker 6: to look at it at CS. It's going to be
Speaker 6: faster and cheaper, so we're gonna have more options for
Speaker 6: satellite internet. That's gonna be a really good thing. Phone
Speaker 6: battery packs. A lot of people were left either with
Speaker 6: these things not charged or they just didn't have one.
Speaker 6: Go on Amazon search for a phone battery pack. I
Speaker 6: like the ones from Anchor and Belkan. Just get one
Speaker 6: of those. I have them everywhere in my car and
Speaker 6: my backpack at home. This I thought was interesting.
Speaker 5: Amy.
Speaker 6: I kind of made this as a joke at CS.
Speaker 6: I know we didn't get to talk while I was there,
Speaker 6: but now I'm like, this is the smartest thing ever.
Speaker 6: It's a solar charging hat. So this looks like imagine
Speaker 6: like a imagine yeah, a floppy hat you know that
Speaker 6: you'd wear like almost like a straw hat that it
Speaker 6: has solar panels on it and it charges your phone.
Speaker 6: So you can walk around and have this thing charge
Speaker 6: up your phone the whole time.
Speaker 4: That's amazing that and that was actually my next question
Speaker 4: for you is I have a little solar charger at home.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have to get an adapter because it doesn't
Speaker 4: have that universal port and it's got an older connector.
Speaker 4: But are the little solar chargers for your phones aside
Speaker 4: from the hat or do those generally work or no.
Speaker 6: They will work. Just the one thing to know about
Speaker 6: solar is very slow, So it is not something where
Speaker 6: you can just jump outside, put your put your solar
Speaker 6: charger panel in the sun for a minute and have power.
Speaker 6: Doesn't work that way. It takes a little bit longer
Speaker 6: to charge up. It's something that you know you'd put
Speaker 6: out there for a while. But the good news is
Speaker 6: in a situation like this where people have been without
Speaker 6: power now for a week, you know it's it's definitely
Speaker 6: it could be a life saver just to have that.
Speaker 6: The other thing, and I know you're you're on the radio.
Speaker 6: Oh I hand crank radio. We pulled this thing out
Speaker 6: of the closet. I'm not kidding, Amy. My kid was
Speaker 6: so cute. He started like going through the stations and
Speaker 6: he knows him on the radio, so he knows there's
Speaker 6: talk radio out there, but I kid you not. He
Speaker 6: went through the stations and he started hearing music and
Speaker 6: he's like, Dad, are we stealing music right now? I said, no,
Speaker 6: this is called radio. It's like you know music over
Speaker 6: the you know radio. He goes, Oh my gosh, you
Speaker 6: can get music for free, and I just thought that
Speaker 6: was like the cutest thing ever. He had no no
Speaker 6: concept of that. He's ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so if you don't have power, you can hand
Speaker 4: crank it. And does it last for a while or
Speaker 4: do you have to constantly crank it?
Speaker 6: Well, usually they have a battery inside as well, so
Speaker 6: mine's really old, so that battery is kind of dead.
Speaker 6: But typically there's a battery that the hand crank will
Speaker 6: sort of recharge as well. But these have like a
Speaker 6: flashlight on them. They have all the different bands, the
Speaker 6: weather bands, the TV bands, so that's a great thing.
Speaker 6: One brand name is called eton et o N. But again,
Speaker 6: go on Amazon and just look for a emergency radio.
Speaker 6: There's plenty of them out there. It's the stuff that
Speaker 6: you just you don't think you need it until you
Speaker 6: need it. And believe me, I know people who have
Speaker 6: been without power for days now, days on end, and
Speaker 6: they need this stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, such great tips and we're going to get lots
Speaker 4: more with rich on Tech. You can hear them every
Speaker 4: Saturday eleven to two right here on KFI. And as
Speaker 4: Rich mentioned, all the things he just talked about are
Speaker 4: also on his Instagram at rich on Tech. You can
Speaker 4: also find things on his website richon Tech dot tv.
Speaker 4: Rich demiro Ktla. Thank you so much, appreciate it as always,
Speaker 4: thanks Amy, appreciate it.
Speaker 6: I hope you're saying safe.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, you got it. Take care. The fire that
Speaker 4: started in Pacific Palisades now eighteen percent surrounded, as crews
Speaker 4: have focus their efforts on protecting homes in the Mandevil
Speaker 4: Canyon area and putting out hotspots. The fires burned nearly
Speaker 4: twenty four thousand acres since last week. LA City Fire
Speaker 4: Chief Kristin Crowley said yesterday the agency has maximized its
Speaker 4: resources in anticipation of the next round of Santa Ana wins,
Speaker 4: which are expected to be blowing through today. The more
Speaker 4: than fourteen thousand acre wildfire that burned thousands of homes
Speaker 4: and other buildings in Altadena and pasadenas thirty five percent surrounded.
Speaker 4: Fire official say containment efforts are steadily progressing and contingency
Speaker 4: resources are positioned throughout communities along the fire's western edge.
Speaker 4: Due to the Santa anawin conditions, hand crews have been
Speaker 4: actively clearing brush and building lines and critical areas of
Speaker 4: blocking yat at Flint Ridge. Some people who survived the
Speaker 4: fire in Pacific Palisades are suing LADWP. Kfi's Daniel Martindale
Speaker 4: says they blame the utility for the water issues last
Speaker 4: week that hindered firefighters' efforts to stop the fire.
Speaker 7: Attorney Roger Bailey, who represents one of the plaintiffs, says
Speaker 7: the water supply system servicing Pacific Palisades failed miserably. Firefighters
Speaker 7: reported little to no water pressure coming from fire hydrants
Speaker 7: while the fire tore through neighborhoods.
Speaker 4: The lawsuit also claims the DWP chose to save money
Speaker 4: by not repairing the one hundred and seventeen million gallon
Speaker 4: Santa Ynez Reservoir above Palisades, which had been for nearly
Speaker 4: a year. About eighty eight thousand LA County residents are
Speaker 4: still under mandatory evacuation orders in areas around the Palisades
Speaker 4: and eaten fires. Some residents of Altadina were allowed to
Speaker 4: return home yesterday, a week after being evacuated because of
Speaker 4: the Eaten fire. Some people who live in the Palisades
Speaker 4: Highlands area say the massive fire was caused by the
Speaker 4: ignition of a fire that may have been started by
Speaker 4: fireworks on New Year's Day. Animal shelters in la And
Speaker 4: are asking for your help to care for animals displaced
Speaker 4: by the fires. They're asking people to consider fostering a
Speaker 4: pet to help relieve overcrowding in the shelters. They're also
Speaker 4: offering free adoptions for dogs and cats through this month
Speaker 4: to make room in the shelters for fire displaced pets.
Speaker 4: Let's say good morning to Todd Hall with the National
Speaker 4: Weather Service. Todd, we got to stop meeting like this.
Speaker 5: I know area, I mean where our hearts go out
Speaker 5: to all the people are that are affected by this tragedy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we've got winds coming in again today. We
Speaker 4: were supposed to have them yesterday, but they didn't quite
Speaker 4: materialize like we thought, so you pushed the red flag
Speaker 4: warning back, but it's now in effect.
Speaker 5: Correct, That is correct. We were We got a little
Speaker 5: less upper level support yesterday, so that allowed the winds
Speaker 5: to weaken a little bit faster than anticipated, So we're
Speaker 5: we're looking here pretty closely. I mean, we're seeing generally
Speaker 5: between twenty five and forty miles prior across our valleys.
Speaker 5: Those winds are starting to crease. They look a bit
Speaker 5: stronger than yesterday, this time yesterday morning, so we're seeing
Speaker 5: we're already seeing red flag conditions and these critical fire
Speaker 5: weather conditions already developing this morning.
Speaker 4: Okay, And are we expecting the burn areas to be
Speaker 4: affected as much or is it like we were talking
Speaker 4: yesterday it was a little further north in the La
Speaker 4: and Ventura County, in the Santa Clarita Valley area.
Speaker 5: All the projections suggest that it should affect mainly the
Speaker 5: Santa Rita and Ventura County areas. However, we are you know,
Speaker 5: we have seen throughout the night the western end of
Speaker 5: the Palisades being affected by the critical fire weather conditions.
Speaker 5: But fortunately it looks like they have things in good hands,
Speaker 5: so that's good news at this point. And just looking
Speaker 5: still right now, just currently, just taking a look at
Speaker 5: the Eating fire. There is a little bit of some
Speaker 5: wind on the north end of that fire, so we'll
Speaker 5: have to we're going to be mine that closely here
Speaker 5: the next to the next several hours.
Speaker 4: Okay, And how long are the winds going to keep blowing?
Speaker 4: When are they going to start dying down?
Speaker 5: So we should see the peak shortly after sunrise this
Speaker 5: morning through late morning hours, and then we'll start to
Speaker 5: see the wind slowly decreased through the afternoon. Some areas
Speaker 5: may still see some winds tonight, so mainly the mountain areas,
Speaker 5: so the upper elevations the eating fire could still be affected,
Speaker 5: but you know, we're going to keep an eye on that.
Speaker 5: Winds should generally be decreasing here the next twenty four
Speaker 5: to thirty six hours, and then we'll start to see
Speaker 5: a return of onshore flow and maybe bring in some
Speaker 5: of that sea breeze and start to modify the fire
Speaker 5: weather conditions.
Speaker 4: Okay. Great Todd Hall with the National Weather Service is
Speaker 4: always thank you for this important information. We appreciated a
Speaker 4: ton You're welcome, okay, and we'll keep you up to
Speaker 4: date here on KFI. Let you know when the winds
Speaker 4: pick up when they start dying down, and we'd heard
Speaker 4: that we're also going to have increased humidity levels as
Speaker 4: we head toward the weekend, cooler temperatures, So hopefully that's
Speaker 4: going to work in firefighters favor and keep more fires
Speaker 4: from starting. Right now, let's take a step away from
Speaker 4: the weather. Am on it? As on it? What am
Speaker 4: I on? Well, I'm on streaming on TV shows and
Speaker 4: movies and documentaries kind of all things that are all
Speaker 4: over the stream. And what's old is new is coming
Speaker 4: back to Apple TV And sort of like when we
Speaker 4: were talking last week about squid Games new season, the
Speaker 4: last season was three years ago for Squid Games, and
Speaker 4: I was like, I forgot what happened, and so with Severance,
Speaker 4: it's been like two years. So I wanted to go
Speaker 4: and revisit that. So when I needed an escape from
Speaker 4: the fire coverage over the last week, I went and
Speaker 4: watched episodes here and there and rewatched the season. It's
Speaker 4: only like, I think it's eight or nine episodes, so
Speaker 4: it's not a super long stream, but I think that
Speaker 4: it is a very interesting show. And again it drops
Speaker 4: on Friday. The new season. Adam Smith plays Mark R.
Speaker 4: Of course, Adam not Adam Smith, Adam Scott, who is
Speaker 4: from Parks and rec He plays Mark R. And he
Speaker 4: is a guy who gets severed and what that is
Speaker 4: is you get a brain implant that basically severs part
Speaker 4: of your life from a different part of your life.
Speaker 4: So when you're at work, you don't know anything about
Speaker 4: your life outside of work, and when you're not at work,
Speaker 4: your personal life is completely separate, like you have no
Speaker 4: knowledge of anything that goes on in that other part
Speaker 4: of your life. It starts off kind of like a quirky,
Speaker 4: funny show, and I remember going, oh, this is kind
Speaker 4: of weird and campy and kind of cute. It makes
Speaker 4: you kind of think about what it would be like
Speaker 4: if you would really be able to completely separate your
Speaker 4: work life from your personal life. And I think a
Speaker 4: lot of us, I know I have thought about I
Speaker 4: need to, you know, delineate these things. But this is
Speaker 4: this is a hard line. But then the dilemma of
Speaker 4: the separation becomes more pronounced and a little bit ominous
Speaker 4: and kind of sinister as you untangle the possibility of
Speaker 4: having no memory of eight of the twenty four hours
Speaker 4: of your daily life, or on the flip side, no
Speaker 4: memory of what your personal life is like. And there
Speaker 4: were some things that I question watching the series, like
Speaker 4: if you're not happy with your life, like mark S
Speaker 4: is not what you find out in the first episode.
Speaker 4: Why would you cut eight hours of your life out
Speaker 4: each day? I mean, how's that going to make you happier?
Speaker 4: So but aside from that, you can kind of see
Speaker 4: why people would want to do the sever There's a
Speaker 4: big mystery about what the Severed people do at work
Speaker 4: and why they do it.
Speaker 9: It.
Speaker 4: Like I said, it's very quirky and weird, and you're like, well,
Speaker 4: that doesn't make sense, but it's just part of the show,
Speaker 4: and the people who only know work start to question
Speaker 4: what goes on outside of work. I will tell you
Speaker 4: the last two episodes amazing. It really picks up steam.
Speaker 4: And I kind of was watching it initially because a
Speaker 4: lot of my friends had said, oh, Severance is on.
Speaker 4: Severance is on, and it had a lot of buzz,
Speaker 4: and I was kind of like, it's okay, but I'll
Speaker 4: keep watching it. But the last two episodes really pick
Speaker 4: up and there's a lot going on, and it's really
Speaker 4: fascinating as things come together, they all start to fall apart.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to watch the new season. So severnth
Speaker 4: season one, I would say it's worth a watch again
Speaker 4: because it's been two years. And there are a lot
Speaker 4: of things that you go, oh, yeah, I forgot that happened.
Speaker 4: I forgot that happened. So if you have the time,
Speaker 4: watch that season two drops this weekend. I'm on it.
Speaker 4: I think you should be two. Let's get back to
Speaker 4: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 4: four hour newsroom. Law enforcement agencies say they are still
Speaker 4: running search operations in the fire zones in La County.
Speaker 4: Sheriff's Incident Commander Christine Cole says because of that, it's
Speaker 4: not known when people will be allowed to go back
Speaker 4: into the evacuation areas around Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 10: There is damage to roads and guard brails and large
Speaker 10: debris blocking the roadways. Thorough searching must be conducted to
Speaker 10: render these areas safe and to provide conclusion for those
Speaker 10: that have been reported missing.
Speaker 4: Cole says, at the moment, there is no firm date
Speaker 4: as to when affected areas will be reopened. A series
Speaker 4: of emergency motions adopted by the La City Council of
Speaker 4: targeted recovery and rebuilding in the Palisades.
Speaker 3: The city has directed the LEDWP to report each week
Speaker 3: to the La City Fire Department on the status of
Speaker 3: critical infrastructure. It's also demanded prosecution by the city attorney
Speaker 3: of all misdemeanors related to the fires. City Councilwoman Tracy
Speaker 3: Park says she has a message for her constituents in
Speaker 3: the Palisades.
Speaker 11: I want them to know we are going to rise
Speaker 11: from this tragedy stronger and more united than ever.
Speaker 3: Park's motions also seek to make rebuilding easier by putting
Speaker 3: a permit office on the west side. Michael Monks KFI news.
Speaker 4: Governor Newsom assigned an executive order aimed at cracking down
Speaker 4: on land speculators making what he calls aggressive and unsolicited
Speaker 4: cash offers to buy properties in the fire areas. He
Speaker 4: says he's heard firsthand from community members and victims that
Speaker 4: offers have been made far below market value while homes
Speaker 4: were still burning.
Speaker 9: This predatory behavior is disgusting in the best of times.
Speaker 10: And of course here in the midst of this tragedy
Speaker 10: at scale, it's disgraceful.
Speaker 4: So we're going to hold those folks accountable. Newsom's order
Speaker 4: bar's unsolicited undervalued purchase offers for land in select zip
Speaker 4: codes for the next three months. It also instructs the
Speaker 4: State Department of Real Estate and other state agencies to
Speaker 4: reach out to the public about their legal rights and
Speaker 4: available resources. US Attorney Martine Estrada says he is resigning
Speaker 4: his position as Chief Prosecutor for the Central District of California.
Speaker 4: He has served as the top federal law enforcement officer
Speaker 4: in the LA based district since September of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 4: As Strata gave his resignation to President Biden yesterday. His
Speaker 4: last day will be Friday. The California Air Resources Board
Speaker 4: has withdrawn its request for federal approval to put stricter
Speaker 4: emission rules in place for diesel trains and big rigs.
Speaker 4: The EPA hasn't approved the requests yet, and California is
Speaker 4: anticipating pushback from the incoming Trump administration. The Rams are
Speaker 4: gearing up for their NFC Divisional Round playoff game against
Speaker 4: the Eagles on Sunday. Head coach Sean McVay says their
Speaker 4: regular season loss to Philadelphia was a turning point, especially
Speaker 4: for the defense.
Speaker 5: The first thing is, let's put together a good plan
Speaker 5: in terms of how we want to make sure that
Speaker 5: we turn over we're ready to go.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a cross country trip for us.
Speaker 4: The Rams earned their trip to Philadelphia with a twenty
Speaker 4: seven to nine win against the Vikings on Monday night
Speaker 4: in the wild card game. LA Mayor Bass has issued
Speaker 4: an executive order to streamline processes for rebuilding homes. The
Speaker 4: order we'll call for debris removal to be coordinated, mitigating
Speaker 4: risks from rainstorms, expediting building permit reviews and inspections, and
Speaker 4: will also speed approval for fourteen hundred housing units. A
Speaker 4: group of survivors of the Palisades fires sued the LADWP
Speaker 4: over water delivery problems they claim hampered the fire fighting
Speaker 4: efforts in the deadly win Whipped fire that started last
Speaker 4: Tuesday morning. The lawsuit claims the one hundred and seventeen
Speaker 4: million gallons Santa Ynez Reservoir sat empty for nearly a year.
Speaker 4: Palisades Charter High School is looking for a large space
Speaker 4: that it can use as a temporary campus. A large
Speaker 4: portion of the school was destroyed by the wildfire last week,
Speaker 4: with many students and staff losing their homes. School officials
Speaker 4: want to keep students and staff together in one place,
Speaker 4: rather than seeing them move to other schools and school districts.
Speaker 4: We're just minutes away from Handle on the news this morning.
Speaker 4: More than six million people are on edge as the
Speaker 4: winds pick up, creating critical fire conditions. Let's say good
Speaker 4: morning now to ABC's Stephen Portnoy. First up on the
Speaker 4: hot seat for Senate confirmation hearings yesterday was Secretary of
Speaker 4: Defense nominee Pete Hegseth. Tell us what happened?
Speaker 9: Sure, and before I do, I just say, I've been
Speaker 9: thinking a lot about you, guys. Amy, I'm glad to
Speaker 9: be back with you. Yes, look, look, heg sith yesterday
Speaker 9: had to face fierce questioning from Democrats who alleged that
Speaker 9: he is simply unqualified for the post, and they wanted
Speaker 9: to know more about the allegations of public drunkenness and
Speaker 9: sexual assault, which heg Seth shrugged off as the product
Speaker 9: of smear campaigns and false accusations. He vowed he would
Speaker 9: bring an end to what he called the recruiting, retention,
Speaker 9: and readiness crises in the military, which he says are
Speaker 9: fueled by the diversity initiatives of the Biden era. Democrats
Speaker 9: really wanted to dig into some of the views that
Speaker 9: heg Seth has expressed about women in combat roles, and
Speaker 9: they tried to suggest that he has reversed himself. Heg
Speaker 9: Seth explained that his views for years have been based
Speaker 9: on what he sees as a declining set of standards
Speaker 9: to accommodate more women in these infantry positions.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, and the comments that I was watching when
Speaker 4: I saw it was he said that women are okay,
Speaker 4: but they have to meet the standards that men have
Speaker 4: in order to keep that military readiness available. I think
Speaker 4: his explanation was, we're not looking for equity, We're looking
Speaker 4: for equality.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 9: Look, this is a dispute between the two sides that
Speaker 9: I'm not prepared to settle because Democrats say there has
Speaker 9: not been a reduction in the standards to accommodate women,
Speaker 9: and Hegseth insists that there has been. So leave it
Speaker 9: to someone more expert in the operations of the armed
Speaker 9: services to explain exactly what's going on. Defense officials insist
Speaker 9: to us that the Democrats are right on this and
Speaker 9: he Seth is wrong. But Hegseth says that he spent
Speaker 9: years interviewing men and women in the service who and
Speaker 9: he served in the service and has his own views
Speaker 9: as to how this is going. The key takeaway from
Speaker 9: yesterday is that Hegseth didn't do anything that would tend
Speaker 9: to derail his nomination and that, with the support of
Speaker 9: Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst, herself a female combat veteran,
Speaker 9: that he's on a glide path to a successful confirmation
Speaker 9: vote on the floor of the Senate. But what we
Speaker 9: don't yet know is where Susan Collins and Lisa Rakowski
Speaker 9: are on this. But enough because there probably are fifty
Speaker 9: one votes in favor of Heseath.
Speaker 4: Okay, and Jody Ernst spent some time questioning him yesterday
Speaker 4: and then afterwards she came out in support.
Speaker 3: Right, that's right.
Speaker 9: Look, Ernst's you know, curiosity that she wanted to kind
Speaker 9: of sort of hone in on was hex Seth's views
Speaker 9: on women in combat. Again, it's nuanced. He has said
Speaker 9: things such as, you know, women should not be serving
Speaker 9: in combat roles straight up, but he also has said
Speaker 9: in those same interviews that he believes that it's the
Speaker 9: way of war fighting today that women are and forward
Speaker 9: support roles, helping the infantry men who are going, for example,
Speaker 9: house to house in some of these urban settings, and
Speaker 9: women are part of the supply chain and the logistics,
Speaker 9: and therefore they have to be exposed to combat. And
Speaker 9: those are the kind of roles that for example, Tammy
Speaker 9: Duckworth and and she's a Democrat from Illinois, and Jony
Speaker 9: Ernst were in over the last couple of decades in
Speaker 9: the wars. And Hegseth says that he is not disparaging
Speaker 9: the service of women and would not see to it
Speaker 9: that those two particular women would have done anything differently.
Speaker 9: But what he's talking about is this notion that somehow
Speaker 9: the physicals fitness standards for women have been lower than
Speaker 9: for men, and those we've heard from it the Pentagon
Speaker 9: insists that's not the case. Again, this is a dispute
Speaker 9: between the parties that I'm not prepared to settle.
Speaker 4: Okay, and he just needs a simple majority win. Is
Speaker 4: a vote going to happen, that's a good question.
Speaker 9: Technically, the nomination isn't formalized until the President elect is
Speaker 9: sworn in at noon on Monday, and one of the
Speaker 9: first things he will do after he's sworn in is
Speaker 9: Trump will go into an anti room off the Senate
Speaker 9: Chamber and sign a bunch of documents. At least one
Speaker 9: of those documents will have Pete Hegseth's name on it
Speaker 9: that formalizes his nomination. It's possible the Senate could vote
Speaker 9: on Hegseth's nomination and others on Monday.
Speaker 4: Evening, okay, and then today who's up today?
Speaker 9: There are half a dozen Trump nominees across the wide
Speaker 9: spectrum of important government posts, but I think the highest
Speaker 9: profile nominee is Pam Bondi, the former Florida Attorney General
Speaker 9: who's up to lead the Department of Justice. She's sure
Speaker 9: to face intense questioning from Democrats over two days today
Speaker 9: and tomorrow about whether she would be the agent of
Speaker 9: retribution in the Trump administration. According to reports, she's going
Speaker 9: to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee that the era of
Speaker 9: weaponization of the Justice Department is over. But what does
Speaker 9: that mean? Does that mean that she's going to balance
Speaker 9: out what the Trump people see as weaponization directed toward
Speaker 9: him by investigating some of Trump's political opponents, or does
Speaker 9: it mean that that will not happen.
Speaker 4: Well, well, we're going to have to watch, and I
Speaker 4: can imagine it's going to get a little fiery again today.
Speaker 4: Steven Portnoy, thank you again, appreciate the information and insight
Speaker 4: as always. You bet, all right, Let's get back to
Speaker 4: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 4: four hour newsroom. Much of La County is under a
Speaker 4: red flag warning for critical fire danger until three pm
Speaker 4: at least. The warning will continue until tomorrow afternoon for
Speaker 4: the western San Gabriel Mountains in the five and fourteen
Speaker 4: freeway corridors, the National Weather Service has issued a particularly
Speaker 4: Dangerous situation red flag warning. It was expected to take
Speaker 4: effect at four am yesterday, but the winds didn't materialize
Speaker 4: as much as expected, so now it's in effect from
Speaker 4: now until three pm. Forecasters say strong gusts could present
Speaker 4: a danger in many areas before the Santa Ana winds
Speaker 4: roll out later tonight. More remains have been found in
Speaker 4: the Eton Canyon fire area. That's the fire that started
Speaker 4: in the Angels National Forest above Alta Dina. Kfi's Mark
Speaker 4: Mayfield says officials confirmed the latest death yesterday, but the
Speaker 4: medical examiner says those remains were not human.
Speaker 3: Search teams have been cooling through thousands of acres trying
Speaker 3: to assess the damage in areas where the fires have
Speaker 3: died out.
Speaker 4: La County Sheriff Luna announced yesterday, the more than one
Speaker 4: thousand properties had been searched. The La City Councils approved
Speaker 4: a package of emergency motions to help with recovery and
Speaker 4: rebuilding in Pacific Palisades. Councilwoman Tracy Park says the city
Speaker 4: we'll soon have to address critical issues facing the fire department.
Speaker 11: We also have to find a way to get our
Speaker 11: fire department all the resources it needs, not just to
Speaker 11: manage the day to day, but to ensure that they
Speaker 11: have what they need during a major event like this.
Speaker 4: Spark's motions, approved by the council yesterday include an assurance
Speaker 4: that all misdemeanors related to the fires are prosecuted and
Speaker 4: that the LADWP reports weekly to the fire department about
Speaker 4: the status of its infrastructure. They also call for a
Speaker 4: third party review of the Palisades fire and the city's
Speaker 4: response to it. A man with a weapon has been
Speaker 4: arrested at the DWP building in downtown LA.
Speaker 2: The LAPD was told the man was carrying a gun
Speaker 2: described as a rifle and a white bag. According to authorities,
Speaker 2: supervisors for the Department of Water and Power who were
Speaker 2: inside the building Tuesday night at around seven o'clock when
Speaker 2: the guy showed up made contact with him before officers
Speaker 2: got there and arrested him. Now it's not clear the
Speaker 2: man's motive or where specifically the man was arrested, but
Speaker 2: no one was hurt in the incident. Police did not
Speaker 2: disclose if the man is an employee with DWP.
Speaker 3: Andrew Caravella k if I News.
Speaker 4: The Federal government has put a new rule in place
Speaker 4: that limits how much advanced artificial technology can be distributed
Speaker 4: to competitors like Russia and China. The rule, which came
Speaker 4: into effect on Monday, aims to make sure AI technology
Speaker 4: and specifically chips critical for AI, stay under US control.
Speaker 4: The FED say there aren't any restrictions on chip sales
Speaker 4: to allies of the US. And Bob Dylan fans could
Speaker 4: get a piece of history from the iconic singer and songwriter.
Speaker 4: ABC's Michelle friends And says there's going to be an
Speaker 4: auction on Saturday.
Speaker 12: Mister Tom Julian's Auctions, as fifty items connected to the
Speaker 12: iconic singer songwriter will be up for sale, including early
Speaker 12: handwritten drafts of Mister Tambourine Man, Dylan's first number one hit.
Speaker 4: She says the items come from the personal collection of
Speaker 4: journalists Al Aronowitz, known as the godfather of rock journalism.
Speaker 4: This is KFI and kost HD two Los Angeles, Orange County,
Speaker 4: Southland Weather from KFI. As we've been talking about, those
Speaker 4: Santa Ana wins, are expected to be the strongest from
Speaker 4: now through this afternoon at three, with wind gusts up
Speaker 4: to about fifty miles per hour higher in some areas.
Speaker 4: Sunny Sky's highs in the lod to mid seventies at
Speaker 4: the beaches Metro La and in Lando c right around
Speaker 4: seventy in the Valley's low seventies in the ie fifties
Speaker 4: for the Antelope Valley about five degrees cooler with calmer winds.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow it's forty three and data point forty five in
Speaker 4: Long Beach, twenty seven in Lancaster, forty one in Torrance.
Speaker 4: We lead local live from the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
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