Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call
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Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 1: It's five o'clock this Thursday, March twenty seventh.
Speaker 4: This is your wake up call.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy King. We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 1: and Big Day. It is Opening Day. Can't wait here
Speaker 1: Todd Light and his fabulous voice ringing throughout Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited because we're going to the game this afternoon.
Speaker 1: My best friend arrived in town last night now to
Speaker 1: cheer on the boys in blue and of course.
Speaker 4: Wearing her Padres sweatshirt.
Speaker 1: But the San Diego has got their home opener today too, right,
Speaker 1: they're playing the Braves, Dodgers playing the Tigers. You know.
Speaker 1: Vegas says Dodgers are the odds on favorite to win
Speaker 1: the World Series again. We shall see, but I'll be
Speaker 1: cheering them on. So hope you're excited. We got We're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking actually to a super fan, how much
Speaker 1: of a fan. He's turned himself blue for the Dodgers. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's coming up, coming up at five twenty. Here's what's
Speaker 1: a head on wake up call. The La City Council
Speaker 1: has decided to move forward with a package of motions
Speaker 1: to protect illegal immigrants in the city. Among the motions
Speaker 1: that will get further review of five hundred million dollar
Speaker 1: legal aid package that would provide legal services to illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: President Trump has frozen that funding at the federal level.
Speaker 1: Protesters planned to be at Dodger Stadium. They want the
Speaker 1: team to end its long term relationship with Phillips sixty six,
Speaker 1: the oil company accused of dumping oil and grease from
Speaker 1: its refinery and carson into the La County sewer system.
Speaker 1: The orange and blue seventy six logos have been displayed
Speaker 1: prominently around Dodger Stadium for years and years. The protest
Speaker 1: starts at two, The game starts at four to ten.
Speaker 1: President Trump is downplaying the group chat between some of
Speaker 1: his cabinet members that the editor in chief of the
Speaker 1: Atlantic was inadvertently invited to join. The Atlantic published the
Speaker 1: text yesterday. Trump called the story another witch hunt and
Speaker 1: said again that he has full faith in his intelligence community.
Speaker 1: We're going to be digging a little deeper into that
Speaker 1: with ABC's crime and Terrorism expert Brad Garrett in just
Speaker 1: a couple of minutes.
Speaker 4: Also coming up on Wake Up Call, Amy's on It.
Speaker 1: We're doing it on Thursday today because we did out
Speaker 1: and about yesterday, so we've got, well, first, I've got
Speaker 1: a really bad show that I would say a hard pass.
Speaker 4: I want to share the information with you.
Speaker 1: And then a really good show about people who do
Speaker 1: really bad things and a really lovable bad guy that's
Speaker 1: coming up Amy's on It. And then at five point fifty,
Speaker 1: we're going to see how the kids are doing. We're
Speaker 1: going to check in check in with Sandy Steers with
Speaker 1: Friends of Big Bear Valley to get the latest on
Speaker 1: the eglits who are growing so fast in an s
Speaker 1: high above Big Bear Lake. Let's get started with some
Speaker 1: of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four
Speaker 1: hour newsroom. The La City Council has adopted additional measures
Speaker 1: to protect illegal immigrants in the city.
Speaker 2: The measures include a city wide information campaign to let
Speaker 2: immigrants know their rights and a request of city staff
Speaker 2: to find more than half a million dollars to support
Speaker 2: legal defense. Councilman Hugo Soto Martinez says the city is
Speaker 2: taking more than symbolic action.
Speaker 5: These motions are important because we have to use every
Speaker 5: single tool to fight back, because we cannot normalize these
Speaker 5: human rights issues.
Speaker 2: A separate motion, still making its way through city Hall
Speaker 2: would establish a sports center at Lax in case of
Speaker 2: any potential federal travel bands related to immigration. Michael Monks
Speaker 2: KFI News.
Speaker 1: Police in Southgate have shot and killed a suspected armed Robert.
Speaker 1: Happened around twelve thirty yesterday next to an apartment building
Speaker 1: in the Walnut Park area. It's not clear what led
Speaker 1: to the shooting. Video from the scene shows the man
Speaker 1: dead inside a bullet riddled suv, at at least two
Speaker 1: guns and shellcasings on the ground. People who live in
Speaker 1: Sunland Tahunga say the area is being used as a
Speaker 1: potentially toxic waste dump.
Speaker 6: Residents are upset they weren't notified that sediment from the
Speaker 6: Eaton fire zone would be dumped in their area. Sunland
Speaker 6: Tonga Neighborhood Council president Lydia Grant tells kfi's John Cobalt
Speaker 6: they've done their own testing and found toxic levels of
Speaker 6: arsenic and selenium.
Speaker 7: The county did not notify the community. The county didn't
Speaker 7: get a haul route.
Speaker 4: The county didn't called school district.
Speaker 7: They didn't do anything. They violated all of their own policies.
Speaker 6: County officials say the material is kind not from burned properties,
Speaker 6: but from the sediment they wanted to control during recent reigns.
Speaker 4: Deborah Mark Ka a fine news.
Speaker 1: Betty White's about to be immortalized on a postage stamp.
Speaker 1: A ceremony is being held this morning in La to
Speaker 1: unveil the stamp on its first day of issue. The
Speaker 1: event is at the La Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Of course,
Speaker 1: she was an actress and a big animal lover. Betty
Speaker 1: White Day died in late twenty twenty one, just shy
Speaker 1: of her one hundredth birthday. One of my favorite actresses
Speaker 1: of all time. Okay, let's say good morning now to
Speaker 1: ABC's crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett.
Speaker 4: Morning, Brad, Morning Amy.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the signal scandal, that text communication between some
Speaker 1: higher ups in the Trump administration that a journalist got
Speaker 1: invited into still playing out in full force. White House
Speaker 1: is basically saying, Okay, it happened, let's move on, But
Speaker 1: what's everyone else saying.
Speaker 7: So you got to mix.
Speaker 8: Obviously the Democrats want to have an investigation. So you
Speaker 8: got three possibilities generally speaking, amy there one is an
Speaker 8: inspector general, which is the internal basically law enforcement of
Speaker 8: each agency that looks for internal issues, law violations, administrative violations.
Speaker 8: All the inspector generals are appointed by the president. I
Speaker 8: think he fired all of them, but maybe one that
Speaker 8: is the IG of Justice. Second possibility is a congressional investigation.
Speaker 8: Congress has made some noise about this. We'll see if
Speaker 8: that happens. And then the third element is the FBI,
Speaker 8: because if in fact the IG with the FBI believe
Speaker 8: that they've got potential criminal violations, then they could open
Speaker 8: a case, and then the US attorney in the district,
Speaker 8: a Trump appointee, would then decide whether they're going to
Speaker 8: get prosecuted or not.
Speaker 1: Okay, So there are a lot of I mean, part
Speaker 1: of the flap is that a lot of people are saying, hey,
Speaker 1: you had classified information that was leaked. Pete HeiG Seth,
Speaker 1: the Secretary of Defense, took issue with that yesterday and
Speaker 1: he said there was no classified information. The White House
Speaker 1: is saying it was sensitive information. So was it how
Speaker 1: who determines who's you know, who makes that call? Is
Speaker 1: it classified or not?
Speaker 8: Well, it would have been classified, you know, long before
Speaker 8: it got this secretary heg Seth's Seth's desk. So for example,
Speaker 8: just generally speaking, any attack by the US on another country,
Speaker 8: in particular before the attack occurs or during the attack
Speaker 8: itself is just classified. I mean, I can't. It just
Speaker 8: is classified. So the idea that the pieces of information
Speaker 8: about the type of planes, what time they attacked, what
Speaker 8: type of drones, that stuff would be classified. I mean,
Speaker 8: it's just it's that basically is just a no brainer.
Speaker 8: You know, people are running for the woods, I guess
Speaker 8: to protect themselves. But that's the reality. So you know,
Speaker 8: as we started this conversation, how they sort is get
Speaker 8: sorted out in reality you'll probably be up to the
Speaker 8: president with exception at Congress.
Speaker 4: Okay. And then.
Speaker 1: President Trump was asked about it when he was announcing
Speaker 1: tariff's yesterday, and what did he have to say.
Speaker 4: Basically, he said it wasn't a big deal.
Speaker 8: Uh he did say that that doesn't mean that it's true,
Speaker 8: but he did say.
Speaker 1: That, yeah, okay, and then so tell us Brad, then
Speaker 1: what is what is the the danger of this information
Speaker 1: like in real in the real world.
Speaker 8: Okay, so we'll start with both d O D and
Speaker 8: NSA have said, particularly those in the government, do not
Speaker 8: use this period. Yes, it's encrypted for you and I
Speaker 8: to talk to each other, but the belief is the
Speaker 8: Russians and the Chinese, maybe both, maybe others have the
Speaker 8: ability to hack it and have hacked it. And so
Speaker 8: you're basically talking about super sensitive information about an attack
Speaker 8: by the US and another country that could well have
Speaker 8: gotten back to the HUTIES before the attack occurred. Now
Speaker 8: you would say, okay, so what well, so what could
Speaker 8: translate into a They could move a number of things
Speaker 8: that they know that that could get bombed or destroyed.
Speaker 8: They could launch a preemptive attack on airplanes, drones and
Speaker 8: or you know, warships that are in the area. So
Speaker 8: you could have gotten US personnel hurt.
Speaker 7: Now that didn't.
Speaker 8: Apparently occur at all, and that we're very thankful. But
Speaker 8: the idea that you would talk about this kind of
Speaker 8: stuf on a commercial app that you and I can
Speaker 8: download for free is beyond head scratching.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: So so it's not that it was this conversation that
Speaker 1: happened to have a journalist included on it by some
Speaker 1: weird stretch of you know, whatever happened that happened, made
Speaker 1: that happen. But it's the conversation happening on signal it's
Speaker 1: really an issue.
Speaker 8: Yeah, of course it is. It's how the information got,
Speaker 8: how they were talking to each other. That conversation amy
Speaker 8: should have occurred on super classified phones in classified space.
Speaker 2: So the thing called skiffs.
Speaker 8: You know, every agency that does classified stuff has them.
Speaker 8: Some people that's where they work all day long. It's
Speaker 8: inside a skiff. It's no mobile devices, no any device
Speaker 8: that sends a signal, and typically people at access level
Speaker 8: losses level, they all have those gifts in their house
Speaker 8: and so they can securely talk to each other. Now, granted,
Speaker 8: using signal is a lot easier. You just pick up
Speaker 8: the phone and start typing, right, But that isn't how
Speaker 8: this should have unfolded. And I know if these people
Speaker 8: really had serious experience in the arenas that they're working in,
Speaker 8: my belief is it wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what's your gut, Brad, do you think this
Speaker 1: is going to escalate and really turn into something or
Speaker 1: do you think is it's just going.
Speaker 4: To go away.
Speaker 8: I think because of the ability to not pursue things
Speaker 8: because of who's in charge of certain departments, that it
Speaker 8: certainly would this ever turned into a criminal investigation.
Speaker 2: I'd be shocked.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: Could Congress have hearings and say you shouldn't have done
Speaker 8: this and it's a clear violation. Sure, but I'm not
Speaker 8: even sure we'll have that either. I think it just
Speaker 8: may go away.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well we'll be watching unfortunately. Yeah, Okay, always great
Speaker 1: insight and information. Thanks so much, ABC's crime and Terrorism
Speaker 1: analyst Brad Garrett.
Speaker 4: Talk to you again soon. Okay, take care of me,
Speaker 4: all right, you too.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Homeland Security Secretary
Speaker 1: Christy Noum has visited the high security prison in El
Speaker 1: Salvador where hundreds of deported Venezuelans have been sent. The
Speaker 1: Trump administration alleges they are members of the Venezuelan gang
Speaker 1: Trende Arragua and are the worst of the worst. Officials
Speaker 1: have argued in federal court the administration was justified in
Speaker 1: sending the Venezuelans to El Salvador. Activists say the prison
Speaker 1: is rife with human rights abuses. A federal appeals court
Speaker 1: has backed a decision to block the administration from sending
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants from Venezuela to El Salvador using an eighteenth
Speaker 1: century law. The deportations based on claims that, of course,
Speaker 1: the immigrants were part of the trende ragua gang. US
Speaker 1: District Judge James Boseberg says people facing deportation should have
Speaker 1: the chance to challenge being labeled as gang members. President
Speaker 1: Trump says he could extend the deadline for the upcoming
Speaker 1: TikTok ban if he wants to. He also told reporters
Speaker 1: yesterday he might give China a reduction in tariffs if
Speaker 1: its government approves a TikTok deal brokered by America.
Speaker 8: There are numerous ways you can buy TikTok, and we
Speaker 8: will find the one.
Speaker 10: That's best for the country.
Speaker 11: For our country, I'm worried about our country more than
Speaker 11: anything else.
Speaker 1: TikTok's fate has been up in the air for months
Speaker 1: due to a bill forcing its Chinese owned parent company,
Speaker 1: Byte Dance to sell the app to a non Chinese
Speaker 1: buyer or be banned in the US. The deadline to
Speaker 1: finalize the deal is April fifth. Vice President Vance has
Speaker 1: been working to find a buyer for the app. A
Speaker 1: tourist submarine has sunk off the coast of Egypt, killing
Speaker 1: six people. Nine others are heard. Officials say the sub
Speaker 1: sink in the popular Egyptian Red Sea destination of Hergatta Kiss.
Speaker 1: Fans have a chance to join the band on the road,
Speaker 1: but you're only get to be a roadie for a day,
Speaker 1: and it's not free. Singer Gene Simmons says a fan
Speaker 1: and a friend could be his personal assistance and banded
Speaker 1: roadies for a day for just twelve thousand dollars. The
Speaker 1: rocker calls it the ultimate Gene Simmons experience. He says
Speaker 1: a package would include a signed bass guitar and the
Speaker 1: opportunity to hang out with the band backstage. The roadies
Speaker 1: would even be introduced to the crowd. So far, nobody's
Speaker 1: worked over the twelve grand.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, that's a pretty good trick.
Speaker 4: Get them detated to your work.
Speaker 1: The ely Keunty Sheriff's Department is going to be reviewing
Speaker 1: hundreds of criminal cases because of the use of faulty
Speaker 1: DNA test kits. The bad kits were used between July
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four and last month. About four thousand DNA
Speaker 1: samples are affected. How did it happen? Well, the manufacturer
Speaker 1: apparently told the Sheriff's department about the defective batch of
Speaker 1: kits in late August, but that email was forwarded to
Speaker 1: a person who no longer works for the Sheriff's department,
Speaker 1: so nobody got the message. Lasers were pointed at pilots
Speaker 1: more times in the last year in California than in
Speaker 1: any other year. More than fourteen hundred laser strikes were
Speaker 1: reported to the FAA and the state. For twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: more than twelve thousand laser strikes were reported around the US.
Speaker 1: Score one for In and Out Burger Fans, a Woodland
Speaker 1: Hills homeowners group that sued to stop the project until traffic, noise,
Speaker 1: and water quality studies were done. As settled its case
Speaker 1: and withdrawn its request for a pause. Construction of the
Speaker 1: in and Out on Venture Boulevard east of Westlake Avenue
Speaker 1: has already been approved by the City of la and
Speaker 1: when it opens, long lines will ensue. That's almost a guarantee.
Speaker 1: Right at six ZHO five. It's handle on the news
Speaker 1: New tariffs are coming for cars. What that means Chris
Speaker 1: Merrill is in for handle. He's gonna have lots to
Speaker 1: say about that. I have something to say. Go Dodgers.
Speaker 1: I knew it right, Okay. The Dodgers' home opener, of
Speaker 1: course this afternoon seems only fitting that we have a
Speaker 1: super fan on wake up call. So we want to
Speaker 1: say good morning to Dodgers superfan Jose Bluebeard.
Speaker 4: Laura, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning. How are you today?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm fabulous.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing that if I ask you, you're gonna say
Speaker 1: you're fabulous too, because it's the home opener.
Speaker 9: I'm blautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 4: So Jose, when did you become a super fan?
Speaker 9: It started? I'd say about twelve years ago. I just
Speaker 9: was going to a game and I had some blue
Speaker 9: spray there and I sprayed my beard and then I'm
Speaker 9: willing to do it again nixt here, And when I
Speaker 9: did it to nixt year, I was actually the first
Speaker 9: fan of the game. They had me and my wife
Speaker 9: on kiss cam and everything else, and it kind of
Speaker 9: your golf.
Speaker 1: So once you're on kiss can, you're you're dedicated. You
Speaker 1: know you're locked in. So, uh, you mentioned that you
Speaker 1: sprayed your your beard blue.
Speaker 4: And now it's not just an once a year thing.
Speaker 9: No, it's all year. Now I diet and it's pretty
Speaker 9: much until the last game of the Dodgers, So it's died.
Speaker 9: I'd say about eleven months out of the year.
Speaker 1: Great, So then you go, oh natchural for about a month.
Speaker 1: And I heard that you the upkeep on keeping that
Speaker 1: beard Dodger blue is pretty extensive.
Speaker 9: Yes, it's about every four days. To keep it the
Speaker 9: proper blue, I have to diet because once I wash
Speaker 9: it starts to fade a little bit. But yeah, it's
Speaker 9: it's a process. I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 4: Well, you could just not shower if you wanted to.
Speaker 9: But that's a whole other Oh no, no, no, no, got it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: So but and aside from Dodgers blue, there's significance to
Speaker 1: the beard.
Speaker 4: What is that.
Speaker 9: Well, I become I became a Dodger called Dodgered Up.
Speaker 9: And this group likes to help out a lot of families,
Speaker 9: especially families that have children with cancer. But if your
Speaker 9: family needs the group will help. And there's another friend
Speaker 9: of mine named Hi coomes to Clown. He also kind
Speaker 9: of like brought that on so now donating blood every
Speaker 9: eight weeks, helping out as much as I can. I'm
Speaker 9: growing my hair to donate it in the little girl's name,
Speaker 9: that's who has leukemia. So we're just always helping.
Speaker 4: And the group is called dodgered Up.
Speaker 9: Yes, you know how you get dressed all dressed up? Yep,
Speaker 9: but this is Dodger apostphree ed Up. It's on Facebook.
Speaker 9: It's almost twenty thousand members.
Speaker 4: I love that. I'm pretty dodgered up myself today.
Speaker 1: And then I just saw I just saw our engineer
Speaker 1: Rich He's in doing his thing, his early morning rounds,
Speaker 1: and he's dodgered up too, unfortunately.
Speaker 4: Matter of fact, yeah.
Speaker 9: Matter of fact, right now walking my dog and he
Speaker 9: has a personal last name. His name is Chavez, last
Speaker 9: name Ravine.
Speaker 1: So you really have a Dodger dog, Yes I do, Okay, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 1: Okay, And then not to eat your dog, of course,
Speaker 1: But are you a Dodger dog only guy, or do
Speaker 1: you sample other stuff around the stadium.
Speaker 9: I'll sample other stuff most of the times. Just get
Speaker 9: Dodger dogs. Then my wife loves the nachos and uh,
Speaker 9: you know a couple of beers. It's all we can afford.
Speaker 9: Now here's like twenty dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, who's your favorite player.
Speaker 9: Jose, Mine would be Justin Turner. So Justin and actually
Speaker 9: help me. There's a little girl that he helped out
Speaker 9: three times, the little girl going in hair for Her
Speaker 9: name is Natalie and she actually threw up the first
Speaker 9: pitch three times with Justin. She was a little girl
Speaker 9: that a little too too. And how he loves her
Speaker 9: giving his wife love do so much for I miss
Speaker 9: Justin Turner.
Speaker 1: In fact, I am wearing my look. I'm wearing my
Speaker 1: Justin Turner jersey today. Yeah, he's one of the best
Speaker 1: of all time. What's your prediction for the game.
Speaker 9: Today? I think it's gonna be five four Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's your prediction for the season.
Speaker 9: For the season, like, what's the same told me the
Speaker 9: what's the manager told me last year? He told me
Speaker 9: all the way, We're going all the way. Even Bonda
Speaker 9: told me that's this morning yesterday, all the way.
Speaker 1: Okay, Jose blue Beard, We're gonna hold you to it
Speaker 1: and we'll be looking for your blue Beard in the
Speaker 1: stands this season.
Speaker 4: Thanks so much for taking some time this morning.
Speaker 9: Thank you. You guys have a great day and go
Speaker 9: Dodgers go blue.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks so much. I love it. I can't wait.
Speaker 4: I'm so excited. You need to buy something blue. Dye
Speaker 4: something blue. I know, no, maybe a blue streak. Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: A vaccinated toddler from Riverside County or from Riverside the City,
Speaker 1: actually has been diagnosed with measles. The two year old's
Speaker 1: mom says everyone in the family's up to date with vaccines.
Speaker 1: Mom says their daughter started feeling sick on Saturday, three
Speaker 1: days after going to a community event with about twenty
Speaker 1: other children. Doctors say the toddler's MMR shot gave her
Speaker 1: about ninety one percent protection, and that it's not until
Speaker 1: the second shot at four to six years old that
Speaker 1: a child gets about ninety seven percent immunity. The measles
Speaker 1: outbreak is growing across at least four states.
Speaker 11: Health officials announced at least twenty three cases have been
Speaker 11: reported in Kansas. They say they're likely linked to the
Speaker 11: nearly four hundred cases confirmed across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.
Speaker 11: In Kansas, twenty one of the cases are in children,
Speaker 11: and twenty of them were unvaccinated.
Speaker 1: Kfi's Tammy Truchio says at least forty two people across
Speaker 1: the US have ended up in the hospital with measles,
Speaker 1: and one unvaccinated child has died. A convicted sex offender
Speaker 1: is pleaded not guilty to theft, ID theft and being
Speaker 1: a sex offender on school grounds Billsey. Fifty four year
Speaker 1: old Fred Ruiz stole from several people at wrestling meets
Speaker 1: in Anaheim and Your Belinda Bilise also communicated with several
Speaker 1: male students and took pictures at several athletic events. The
Speaker 1: thefts happened at Esperanza High on January twenty fifth and
Speaker 1: Your Belinda High on March ninth. Former workers of a
Speaker 1: shutdown restaurant in downtown LA have asked city Hall for help.
Speaker 2: The original Pantry Cafe has been closed since March second,
Speaker 2: after one hundred years of service. Workers rallied at an
Speaker 2: LA City Council meeting hoping for support, including seventeen year
Speaker 2: cafe veteran Diana Garcia, who says it's been tough.
Speaker 12: We dedicated decades of her lives to this restaurant. We
Speaker 12: were loyal to this restaurant, We love working at this restaurant,
Speaker 12: and now that we are left without a job, with nothing,
Speaker 12: no severance paid, no job nothing. We're very worried for
Speaker 12: our future.
Speaker 2: The workers plan to return to City Hall Friday with
Speaker 2: a pancake breakfast. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: The lineup for this year's CMA Fest in Nashville has
Speaker 1: been announced. Love me Some country music headliners for the
Speaker 1: four day festival include Megan Moroney, Jason al Dean Brooks
Speaker 1: and Dunn, and Cody Johnson. Other big names in country
Speaker 1: music will be there too, including Keith Urban, Luke Bryant,
Speaker 1: Dirk s Bentley, and Kelsey Ballerini. Cmafest happens June fifth
Speaker 1: through the eighth. If you haven't been, and you haven't
Speaker 1: an inkling to go to Nashville, it's a good time.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you. Fortnite Stadium passes are on sale
Speaker 1: now and then fans can sign up for pre sale
Speaker 1: information for single night tickets when we come back.
Speaker 4: Amy's on it? What am I?
Speaker 1: I'm on A really good show about people who do
Speaker 1: really bad things and a really lovable bad guy. President
Speaker 1: Trump has signed an executive order imposing twenty five percent
Speaker 1: tariffs on cars and trucks not made in the US.
Speaker 1: He says the order will mean more cars and parts
Speaker 1: will be made here. He also said people who buy
Speaker 1: cars made in America will be able to deduct the
Speaker 1: interest on their car loans. A California lawmaker doesn't want
Speaker 1: prisoners to have to work. Assembly Member Laurie Wilson introduced
Speaker 1: a bill that would prevent the Department of Correction from
Speaker 1: requiring people in prison to work, with some exceptions, local
Speaker 1: governments would be responsible for paying inmates to work. Voters
Speaker 1: rejected a similar measure in the twenty twenty four election.
Speaker 1: The MUD's been cleared out, the floors are being cleaned up,
Speaker 1: and Dukes says it's planning to reopen. The iconic Beachfront
Speaker 1: restaurant in Malibu was spared from the wildfires in January,
Speaker 1: but got damaged in a mud slide in February. It's
Speaker 1: been closed since then. Duke's posted on social media that
Speaker 1: it doesn't have an exact date, but plans to reopen
Speaker 1: sometime this summer. At six o five, it's handled on
Speaker 1: the news with special guests Chris Merrill, Homeland Security Secretary
Speaker 1: Christy Noam visited that prisoner or that prison in El
Speaker 1: Salvador where all the people that the Trump administration says
Speaker 1: our trende Arragua gang members are now calling home.
Speaker 4: As on its on it? What am I on?
Speaker 1: I'm on TV, movie books, sometimes even live shows, but
Speaker 1: mostly streaming. And there's a lot to see, a lot
Speaker 1: of good, some not so good. So I watch it,
Speaker 1: share it with you and if you have any recommendations,
Speaker 1: because I take recommendations from friend, but if you have
Speaker 1: recommendations you want to share with me, I'll.
Speaker 4: Check it out too.
Speaker 1: Okay, first of all, I got to tell you there
Speaker 1: is a show that I'm a hard pass on. I
Speaker 1: tried to watch it. I thought, well, I should at
Speaker 1: least give it a chance. It might be kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: It's called The Baldwins. It's about Alec and his wife
Speaker 1: and they're seven children. They live in New York City,
Speaker 1: and it plays out like a propaganda video like here,
Speaker 1: let's make Alec Baldwin and his family look really good.
Speaker 1: And I couldn't get through the first episode, so I
Speaker 1: can't tell you about the whole series because I couldn't
Speaker 1: get through the first episode. So I would say hard
Speaker 1: pass on that if you want to dive in, let
Speaker 1: me know what you think. But I love Alec Baldwin
Speaker 1: as an actor, and he is a great actor. This
Speaker 1: show not great. But let's move on to something that
Speaker 1: I think is worth watching. And it's Tulsa King season
Speaker 1: two out on Paramount Plus.
Speaker 4: The whole season is out, and.
Speaker 1: It's the saga of Sylvester Stallone, who plays Dwight the
Speaker 1: General man Freddie. If you remember from season one, and
Speaker 1: if you haven't watched season one, season one is great too.
Speaker 1: He is basically, he's a gangster in New York City,
Speaker 1: gets caught, whether he took a fall for the mob
Speaker 1: or he just got busted for all the really crappy
Speaker 1: things that he did. He ended up in prison for
Speaker 1: a very long time. He gets released. This all season one,
Speaker 1: so it's just a quick recap. They don't want to
Speaker 1: deal with him in New York, so they send him
Speaker 1: to Oklahoma and he goes there to be a mobster
Speaker 1: and he basically takes over in Tulsa. Now, I was
Speaker 1: worried that season two wouldn't be as good as season one,
Speaker 1: but I think it really is. Maybe the first episode
Speaker 1: maybe a little bit hard. I was talking to Debra
Speaker 1: Mark about it and she said, ah, and I said,
Speaker 1: give it another try.
Speaker 4: But it's great.
Speaker 1: There are bad guys, and he is one of the
Speaker 1: bad guys, but then the show features more bad guys
Speaker 1: who are even worse, so Sylvester Stallone and his gang
Speaker 1: end up being the good guys when it comes to
Speaker 1: bad guys, if that make sense. And the really cool
Speaker 1: thing about it I think is one, it's just it's
Speaker 1: a fun watch. It's Sylvester Stallone's character, Dwight Man Freddy
Speaker 1: really kind of struggles with wanting to be good and
Speaker 1: wanting to do good, but he's also running a drug
Speaker 1: and money laundering business, so he's doing a lot of
Speaker 1: bad stuff. There are a lot of people who get killed,
Speaker 1: and at some point I was thinking to myself, you know,
Speaker 1: you'd think that somebody in Tulsa would say where are
Speaker 1: all these bodies come from?
Speaker 4: But that doesn't seem to come up. So whatever.
Speaker 1: But it is a Taylor Sheridan show, which makes sense
Speaker 1: to why I like it because there's several of his shows.
Speaker 1: I was looking it up. I'm like, and what other
Speaker 1: shows has he done?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 4: He's behind some of my favorites.
Speaker 1: Even though they're a lot, they're pretty dark, and there
Speaker 1: are lots of bad guys and lots of killing and
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff. But Mayor of Kingstown, I love
Speaker 1: that show Yellowstone all the way back to Sons of Anarchy.
Speaker 1: I did not watch that so one, but from everybody
Speaker 1: that I talked to who did, they loved it. And
Speaker 1: then the new one land Man so love Taylor Sheridan
Speaker 1: shows love this show. And season three is coming again.
Speaker 1: The first two seasons are out. It's on Paramount Plus.
Speaker 1: They're already in production in Atlanta and Oklahoma for season three.
Speaker 4: It is a fun watch. I'm on it. I think
Speaker 4: you should be too.
Speaker 1: All Right, it's time to get in your business with
Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho.
Speaker 4: Good morning Courtney.
Speaker 13: Yes, good morning.
Speaker 1: So another day and another retailer says, that's enough foreclosed shop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we it's Petco that we're looking at to
Speaker 4: Really Petco's going out. They're not going out.
Speaker 13: They're closing a bunch of locations because what they want
Speaker 13: to do is they want to get higher profits. So
Speaker 13: the retailer plans to cut its store count by as
Speaker 13: much as thirty locations this year after shutting twenty five
Speaker 13: last year. So their executives went into their balance sheet
Speaker 13: and said, hey, we're closing all these stores. Our profits
Speaker 13: are a lot better. Maybe we'll continue to do more
Speaker 13: and in its place, Petco says we're going to grow
Speaker 13: our online store instead because that's where they believe the
Speaker 13: money is. So they expect sales to fall this year,
Speaker 13: surprisingly because the overall pet industry has been growing rival Chewy,
Speaker 13: that's the online pet pet company. They said this week
Speaker 13: that pet adoption rates are continuing to improve, especially for cats.
Speaker 4: I've got two now, Ah, do you have cats?
Speaker 13: No, my brother has a cat who is actually going
Speaker 13: to be moving to New York very soon. And actually
Speaker 13: next month I'm going to be flying a cat from
Speaker 13: Florida to New York.
Speaker 4: It's not a big deal.
Speaker 1: Just be prepared because when you go through security at TSA,
Speaker 1: you actually have to take them out of the carrier.
Speaker 4: So make sure that you end.
Speaker 1: The first time I found that out, I was like, Uh,
Speaker 1: what if my cat gets loose and like freaks out
Speaker 1: and runs off, So just make sure that doesn't happen.
Speaker 13: And Oscar Julio Jorge, named after a bunch of Yankees
Speaker 13: grates it's not the easiest of cats.
Speaker 4: Oscar's seventeen years old. Oh kind of set in his way. Yeah, well,
Speaker 4: good luck with that, Courtney.
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, and then just quickly, you've mentioned another store's closing.
Speaker 1: We've got Khal's or a bunch of them are closing too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 13: A number of retailers have been saying, all right, I'm
Speaker 13: closing up shop. Walgreens is another that's cutting a bunch
Speaker 13: of stores CVS. So they're even changing their format in
Speaker 13: a way. They said, hey, you know what we're going
Speaker 13: to do. We're going to have smaller stores that are
Speaker 13: only the pharmacy and not the retail portion. So everybody
Speaker 13: is looking at their business in the light of a
Speaker 13: inflation and b how a lot of people are getting
Speaker 13: things from uh from online. And the other thing too,
Speaker 13: you can't forget is theft. Theft has been a major
Speaker 13: game changer. Oh and it's the worst mortar retailers.
Speaker 1: It's the worst to go into the stores and then
Speaker 1: you have to find somebody to come unlock the case
Speaker 1: where you we've come. We've talked about it before, but
Speaker 1: it's just it's just a pain in the butt. So
Speaker 1: I get where they're trying to.
Speaker 13: Figure out no employees, Yeah, thing slots up, so okay, yeah,
Speaker 13: I get it.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about, uh, why you might want to go
Speaker 1: buy a car today.
Speaker 13: Oh well, one of the issues coming up is these
Speaker 13: tariffs on auto imports. We've been talking about this. This
Speaker 13: is definitely going to hurt carmakers around the world. It's
Speaker 13: going to push up prices for consumers. So that's why
Speaker 13: you say, hey, now is the right time. But one
Speaker 13: winner stands out in all of this, and that's Tesla.
Speaker 13: They have large factories in California and Texas that turn
Speaker 13: out all the cars that sells in the US. So
Speaker 13: analysts are pointing out that Elon Musk's car company is
Speaker 13: the least exposed to all these new duties due to
Speaker 13: its domestic manufacturing operations. Ford also could face a less
Speaker 13: severe impact than some rivals. About eighty percent of its
Speaker 13: cars are built domestically. On the other hand, the car
Speaker 13: makers that are probably going to take the biggest hit
Speaker 13: or Volkswagen and Hyundai. They're expected to be the most
Speaker 13: among the most hardest hit.
Speaker 4: What about Chevy oh GM.
Speaker 13: Yeah no, they definitely have a significant amount of operations.
Speaker 13: But you can't forget too is that it also deals
Speaker 13: with parts too, engines, transmissions, and the supply chain. When
Speaker 13: you look at what's going on within that industry is
Speaker 13: just huge. So this is going to be It's not
Speaker 13: that it's something that can turn on a dime. This
Speaker 13: is something that's going to take a significant amount of
Speaker 13: time to be able to turn around for many of
Speaker 13: these car makers, especially the ones in the US too,
Speaker 13: and not only thinking about Chevy and GM Stillantis two,
Speaker 13: which is the maker of Jeep and Ram and Chrysler.
Speaker 4: They're going to take a hit. Oh key doky.
Speaker 1: But now we got to be careful with saying go
Speaker 1: out and buy a car, because, like we were talking
Speaker 1: to our money guy, Joel Larsgard, and he said, just
Speaker 1: because that's coming, it doesn't mean if you don't need
Speaker 1: a car you should like go oh, I need to
Speaker 1: go buy a car. I mean, like, really weigh this
Speaker 1: one carefully.
Speaker 13: And you have to think about it that so many
Speaker 13: Americans are struggling to afford their monthly car payments because
Speaker 13: of higher interest rates and these prices. That we're seeing
Speaker 13: car repos surge last year to the most since two
Speaker 13: thousand and nine, and remember two thousand and nine was
Speaker 13: the financial crisis. Cox Automotive has the data and they
Speaker 13: said roughly one point seven million cars wereceived. That's up
Speaker 13: sixteen percent from the prior year. So you're paying these
Speaker 13: expensive cars and they're being taken away if you're not
Speaker 13: making that payment.
Speaker 1: Okay, And speaking of surges, are we going to see
Speaker 1: any surges in the markets today.
Speaker 13: It's a little quiet compared to what we saw yesterday.
Speaker 13: Investors continued to be concerned about the impact of tariffs
Speaker 13: on economic growth that is holding backstocks. This morning, S
Speaker 13: ANDB futures they're down a tenth of percent, so essentially
Speaker 13: their little change. Same goes for Dow futures, which are
Speaker 13: just up thirty five points. But yesterday it was a
Speaker 13: rough day because big tech drove the major benchmarks lower.
Speaker 13: The S and P five hundred tumbled one point one percent.
Speaker 1: Okay, getting in your business with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho, as
Speaker 1: we do every day on wake up call.
Speaker 4: Thanks Courtney. We'll talk to you tomorrow, see you later, Okay.
Speaker 1: Police are looking for the public's help to find a
Speaker 1: man who groped a woman at a supermarket in South
Speaker 1: la This is scary sore. Surveillance video shows the suspect
Speaker 1: following a thirty two year old woman around the store
Speaker 1: back in August, then he grabs her. He then punched
Speaker 1: an elderly woman in the chest as he walked out.
Speaker 1: He's Hispanic, in his thirties, five eleven, two hundred thirty
Speaker 1: pounds and wears thick glasses. Governor Newsom has announced seventy
Speaker 1: six million dollars in grants to help protect faith, communities
Speaker 1: and nonprofits in California to go to about three hundred groups.
Speaker 1: Newsom says Californians deserve the right to worship, love and
Speaker 1: gather safely without fear of violence. Olympic soccer is headed
Speaker 1: to the Rose Bowl.
Speaker 4: The city of.
Speaker 1: Pasadena announced the agreement yesterday with Olympics organizers to have
Speaker 1: the iconic stadium host both the men's and women's semi
Speaker 1: final and final matches for the twenty twenty eight Summer Games.
Speaker 1: We're just minutes away from a handle on the news
Speaker 1: this morning. A missed email apparently is the reason La
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's deputies are going to have to redo four
Speaker 1: thousand DNA tests. Right now, let's say good morning to
Speaker 1: Sandy Steers with friends of Big Bear Valley.
Speaker 4: Sandy, we need an eaglet update.
Speaker 7: Okay, good morning, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, So tell us how the kids are growing. Tell
Speaker 1: us the latest on how they're doing.
Speaker 7: Well. They're doing great. They're both eating very well, getting
Speaker 7: over stuffed if anything. And the big one is growing
Speaker 7: faster than the little one, so that's interesting to watch.
Speaker 7: And they both are now their clown feet where they
Speaker 7: grow faster. Their feet grow faster than the rest of them,
Speaker 7: and so they are very big when they're trying to
Speaker 7: waddle around the nest.
Speaker 1: So you know, I remember seeing this from years past
Speaker 1: that all of a sudden, you go, my goodness, look
Speaker 1: at those feet when they're born. Are they that bright
Speaker 1: yellowy orange color or does that happen as they start growing.
Speaker 7: That happens is they're a little bit yellow, but that
Speaker 7: bright color gets as they start growing.
Speaker 4: And they're getting up and walking around a lot more.
Speaker 7: I'm noticing they are. And yes, yes, they're moving all
Speaker 7: over the nest and sometimes falling down in between going
Speaker 7: from one place to another. And they're also winger sizing.
Speaker 7: They both are stretching their little wings out and slapping
Speaker 7: up and down at least as much as they can,
Speaker 7: which sometimes is only a flap or two.
Speaker 1: And you call it winger sizing. Yes, I think that
Speaker 1: it's fun to watch them as they try to use
Speaker 1: their wings to balance too.
Speaker 7: They do, yes, and sometimes bash each other with their
Speaker 7: wings as they're trying to just.
Speaker 9: Hold themselves up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, Sandy, one of the things that we've talked
Speaker 1: about before, the people like we're freaking out about it
Speaker 1: is the thing that they do called bonking, where they
Speaker 1: it's a dominance thing and like a establishing a pecking order.
Speaker 4: It's very natural.
Speaker 1: But when you first see it, you go, oh, my goodness,
Speaker 1: are they killing each other?
Speaker 4: But they're not.
Speaker 7: They're not at all. No, they are trying to establish
Speaker 7: which one is in charge basically, and the actually, the
Speaker 7: little one is the one that keeps instigating those things
Speaker 7: and trying to prove well, I'm sure I'm big enough now,
Speaker 7: and then it bows over and says, no, I guess
Speaker 7: that didn't work.
Speaker 1: Yes, but he's see that's why we named him Rocky
Speaker 1: because he's a little fighter.
Speaker 4: We love that about it.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: And then how big are they?
Speaker 1: Because we've noticed there's not nearly as much room in
Speaker 1: the nest anymore.
Speaker 7: They're not quite a foot high. I mean they're probably
Speaker 7: eight or nine inches, so.
Speaker 4: They're like the size of a small chicken at this point.
Speaker 7: Yes, wow, they gets.
Speaker 1: It's deceptive when you're looking at the at the nest.
Speaker 1: And then, speaking of watching, which I do kind of
Speaker 1: obsessive Lane. Yesterday, when I looked there, we're like sixty
Speaker 1: fifty sixty thousand people. There's twenty thousand people watching right now.
Speaker 1: We know that in the last storm there was some
Speaker 1: issues with the camera with the sound and the infrared,
Speaker 1: and I'm guessing that can't be fixed until probably until
Speaker 1: later this year.
Speaker 7: Well, that's possible. We're looking at to see if there's
Speaker 7: anything on the like the software mechanisms inside that we
Speaker 7: might be able to do. But if it's the hardware,
Speaker 7: then no, we can't do anything with it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: I do I miss hearing them chirping, although I don't
Speaker 1: necessarily miss the cries of Jackie in shadow because they
Speaker 1: can be kind of piercing.
Speaker 7: So yes, that's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: And then the other thing that we've noticed is that
Speaker 1: the eagles fly away and leave the kids behind a
Speaker 1: lot more.
Speaker 4: And that's normal.
Speaker 7: That's okay, that's totally normal. What they're doing is allowing
Speaker 7: the chicks to get their independence and to develop, and
Speaker 7: so the chicks when they're left alone by the parents,
Speaker 7: will you know, soon start pecking at the food themselves
Speaker 7: and learning to eat. And it gives them room to
Speaker 7: you know, exercise their wings and move around the nest.
Speaker 7: And so they're just letting them develop. But they are nearby.
Speaker 7: Jack and Shudder are always nearby, Okay.
Speaker 4: And then one other thing.
Speaker 1: It's a sad thing, but it was, I mean it
Speaker 1: was beautiful, sad strange when we lost the other the eaglet,
Speaker 1: which didn't make it through that last snowstorm and we
Speaker 1: had like two feet of snow. First of all, it
Speaker 1: was a shadow who removed him from the nest.
Speaker 7: Bole, Yes, it was.
Speaker 4: And then and then Jackie.
Speaker 1: Picked him up and flew off with him, like said,
Speaker 1: I can't have them in the nest anymore.
Speaker 7: Right, It's kind of like what I figured out. It's
Speaker 7: kind of like their way of bearing it so that
Speaker 7: it's And actually we saw Jackie from a security camera.
Speaker 7: We saw her drop the chick into the forest like
Speaker 7: she was I mean, it's letting it go.
Speaker 1: Yes, Why are we so obsessed with this? I know
Speaker 1: I'm obsessed with Sandy. Why do you think people are
Speaker 1: so obsessed with watching these guys.
Speaker 7: Because we don't get to see nature this close up
Speaker 7: it and to see how much it's like us, how
Speaker 7: much we are nature, and to see the behaviors and
Speaker 7: the personalities that Jackie and Shadow have individual personalities. They're
Speaker 7: not just these things out there they are they have
Speaker 7: their own unique way of doing things. Each both of
Speaker 7: them are different than each other, and I think people
Speaker 7: are fascinated to find out they're all individuals out there
Speaker 7: and they have emotions and they have things and living
Speaker 7: their lives independently like we do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is beautiful to watch.
Speaker 1: I love it, and you can watch any old time
Speaker 1: because that camera's going twenty four to seven. Friends of
Speaker 1: Big Bear Valley is the website, and again we always
Speaker 1: want to mention Sandy that you guys are a nonprofit
Speaker 1: organization and so if anyone wants to help you out
Speaker 1: a little bit, make a donation, where do they go?
Speaker 7: Go to the website friendso big Bear Valley dot org.
Speaker 1: We couldn't be watching, yeah, we couldn't be watching our
Speaker 1: eglitz without you. So again, Sandy Steers with Friends of
Speaker 1: Big Bear Valley. We always love talking to you and
Speaker 1: hearing how the eglits are doing. Thanks so much for
Speaker 1: the update.
Speaker 4: Thank you, all right, take care. I can't help it.
Speaker 4: I'm obsessed. I am will be ubsessed, definitely. It's so beautiful.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Environmental
Speaker 1: activists are planning to protest outside Dodger Stadium ahead of
Speaker 1: today's home opener.
Speaker 10: The group wants the team to cut ties with Phillips
Speaker 10: sixty six, which owns the seventy six Gas Station chain.
Speaker 10: Sinis based Phillips sixty six is accused of dumping oil
Speaker 10: and grease from its Carson refinery into the La County
Speaker 10: sewer system. The seventy six Gas Station chain is a
Speaker 10: prominent sponsor at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 1: Kfi's Daniel Martindale says the rally is set to start
Speaker 1: at two, about two hours before the game. You can
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Speaker 4: Seventy.
Speaker 1: Metro's offering free rides to the game for fans with
Speaker 1: a game ticket. Metro's also extending pregame service by one
Speaker 1: hour for the twenty twenty five season. That means Express
Speaker 1: buses will start taking fans to the stadium two and
Speaker 1: a half hours before the games. Fans can get on
Speaker 1: board at Union Station, the Harbor Gateway Transit Center in Guardina,
Speaker 1: and at stops along the one ten Freeway at the
Speaker 1: Slawson Manchester Harbor Freeway and rosecrans stations. The La City
Speaker 1: Council's adopted a series of additional measures to strengthen its
Speaker 1: sanctuary city status for illegal immigrants. City council in Hugo
Speaker 1: Soto Martinez says the Trump administration has targeted some people
Speaker 1: for deportation who haven't committed crimes.
Speaker 5: Right now, innocent people are being sent to El Salvade,
Speaker 5: a country they've never been there before without hearing. Mothers
Speaker 5: and fathers are being taken to Guantanamo Bay and being
Speaker 5: held with nine to eleven terrorists.
Speaker 1: The city council has approved a citywide information campaign to
Speaker 1: make illegal immigrants aware of their rights. The council also
Speaker 1: asked city staff to find more than five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars to prop up a legal defense support program that
Speaker 1: some saw that's also funding frozen by the Trump White House.
Speaker 1: President Trump is as the Supreme Court to freeze millions
Speaker 1: of dollars in state grants meant to address teacher shortages.
Speaker 1: The White House claims the funds were being used for
Speaker 1: DEI programs. The administration is trying to stop funding to
Speaker 1: state programs as part of its efforts against DEIS.
Speaker 7: Piano Mans Sissole Then.
Speaker 1: HBO is in now to two part documentary on the
Speaker 1: artist known as the Piano Man.
Speaker 4: Yes we know, it's Billy Joel.
Speaker 1: It's named after a song on Joel's nineteen eighty nine
Speaker 1: album storm Front.
Speaker 4: It's called Billy Joel and so it goes.
Speaker 1: The release date hasn't been announced, but it's going to
Speaker 1: be on HBO and stream on Max sometime this summer.
Speaker 1: Joel's currently recovering from surgery for an undisclosed medical condition
Speaker 1: and has postponed his current current tour for four months.
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