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Speaker 2: Gary, John and Des Moines. I really feel for you
Speaker 2: and Shannon's constant wanting to adopt animals. What's going on
Speaker 2: here anyway? Love the show, have a good day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, it's a thing, you know, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a show staple of just throwing it out there, just
Speaker 1: the idea that we could get an animal.
Speaker 3: For the show.
Speaker 1: Right, And then it's like when we had the baby.
Speaker 1: Remember when we had our first baby, Reagan. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: baby's got to be five years old. Oh, the baby's
Speaker 1: older than five. I did that baby about six.
Speaker 3: Oh it's a lot older than five.
Speaker 4: Joe in a short life. Years are a long time.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Hey, Gary, little tip from my dad to me to you.
Speaker 5: When you feed Peter, get all up in his face,
Speaker 5: pretend you're eating his food, push him away, shot him away,
Speaker 5: because this way he won't get aggressive if other dogs
Speaker 5: go to eat his food, or if a kid happens
Speaker 5: by what he's eating.
Speaker 6: Yes, we mess with him all the time. That's part
Speaker 6: of the training of especially for a puppy, they have
Speaker 6: to be patient with their food, like they don't get
Speaker 6: they don't eat it until you tell them they can
Speaker 6: eat it, which can sometimes mean you put the bowl
Speaker 6: in front of him and.
Speaker 3: You just stare at him and you you just play
Speaker 3: with play with his mind.
Speaker 4: That's horrible.
Speaker 6: I I am the one in control here. This is
Speaker 6: my toxic masculinity and I'm taking it out on my dog.
Speaker 4: Wife is so lucky.
Speaker 6: And when he goes to eat it, you get your
Speaker 6: hand in there and you mess with him so that
Speaker 6: he knows that it's okay.
Speaker 1: My husband increasingly is calling it my feeding time? And
Speaker 1: is it time to feed Shannon? And if it was
Speaker 1: started as a and now I've had it, I.
Speaker 4: Am not a farm animal.
Speaker 6: Does he put a plate in food in front of
Speaker 6: you and then make you make eye contact with him
Speaker 6: before you say releases you?
Speaker 1: Yesterday he made some bacon for me, which I appreciate,
Speaker 1: but then he like brings me the plate and he's
Speaker 1: like feeding time, Like what the hell is this? And
Speaker 1: it's gonna be really uncomfortable when I get back.
Speaker 3: You said it with a mouthful of bacon too.
Speaker 4: What else is going on?
Speaker 3: Time for what's happening.
Speaker 1: Wow, we're going to get an update about Debbie, the
Speaker 1: tropical storm that has been quite deadly, killing at least
Speaker 1: four people. The flooding, they say could be historic. As
Speaker 1: this thing plays.
Speaker 6: Out, there's gonna be all kinds of rain that discussions
Speaker 6: in places like Savannah, Georgia, up through South Carolina. Thirty
Speaker 6: inches of rain is possible in some of those areas.
Speaker 6: The Dow Jones Industrial average is down again.
Speaker 3: It's down below. Let's see, it's below.
Speaker 6: The thirty nine thousand markets lost more than one thousand
Speaker 6: points again. The Japanese stock market, the Nieke index, dropped
Speaker 6: twelve percent, their worst crash since nineteen eighty seven, since
Speaker 6: Black Monday. Of course, it was the first chance for
Speaker 6: traders there in Toko to react to the report that
Speaker 6: showed American employers slowed their hiring last month. And as
Speaker 6: we talked with Mick mulvaney, of course, former White House
Speaker 6: Chief of Staff, former Director of the Office of Management
Speaker 6: and Budget, he was saying that that's just part of it.
Speaker 6: I mean, there are other indications that this is a
Speaker 6: normal retraction. It just certainly feels different when you lose
Speaker 6: a thousand points a day.
Speaker 3: On Wall Street.
Speaker 1: Dangerous temperatures around here for the first part of the
Speaker 1: week one hundred and ten. In some areas, we've got
Speaker 1: an excessive heat warning through Tuesday, Tuesday night, I believe
Speaker 1: tomorrow at five for the Antelope Valley, Western end All,
Speaker 1: the Analyp Valley, Santa Clarita Valley, San Gabriel Mountains, Highway fourteen,
Speaker 1: Calabasas a grilla.
Speaker 4: You know the trouble spots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the hotspots, Yeah, the hot spots.
Speaker 6: This I have played on this golf course. I know
Speaker 6: exactly where this is. This A plane landed on a
Speaker 6: golf course in Sacramento.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the hagen Oaks golf Complex in Sacramento. Not named
Speaker 1: after Walter Hagen, it's a different spelling.
Speaker 3: I don't even know who it was named it.
Speaker 4: That's what I am going to look.
Speaker 6: The plane skids over a putting green, misses one guy
Speaker 6: who is getting ready to golf there.
Speaker 3: The plane eventually came to rest.
Speaker 6: It kind of spins around on its belly and comes
Speaker 6: to rest just outside the pro shop. Miraculously minor damage
Speaker 6: to the to the pro shop, I mean, pretty extensive
Speaker 6: to the airplane itself. Nobody on the ground was hurt.
Speaker 6: The pilot was able to walk away from the crash
Speaker 6: with a cut on his hand, and that was it.
Speaker 1: The hagen Oaks Golf Club is named after James ben
Speaker 1: Ali Hagen, a nineteenth century land and water baron. He
Speaker 1: was born in eighteen twenty two and had Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: His reputation included being one of the most successful mining
Speaker 1: men of the country.
Speaker 6: Surprised that they didn't take his name off of that.
Speaker 6: He would have been right around that era when he
Speaker 6: bad people owned everything right.
Speaker 1: He was a breeder in the sport of thoroughbrood horse racing,
Speaker 1: made a fortune after the Gold Rush.
Speaker 3: Uh ding Dong.
Speaker 4: We had Turkish ancestors. How fascinating.
Speaker 6: Buca di Beppo, his child, has filed for Chapter eleven bankruptcy.
Speaker 4: There's a Hagen museum in Stockton.
Speaker 6: Buka Dibeppo has forty four locations around fourteen states, two
Speaker 6: international locations, eight restaurants in California, most of them here
Speaker 6: in the LA area, and they're all they're all going away.
Speaker 6: No education that they sorry come Oddy's Market. They said
Speaker 6: they're going to close several locations, but maybe not all
Speaker 6: of them, at least not yet.
Speaker 1: Hagen owned the colt Tyrant, which in eighteen eighty five
Speaker 1: he sent to compete as a three year old on
Speaker 1: the East Coast, where he won the prestigious Withers and
Speaker 1: Belmont Stakes, the latter becoming the third leg of the
Speaker 1: Triple Crown series. Of course, the following year has called
Speaker 1: Ben Ali won the eighteen eighty six Kentucky Derby.
Speaker 3: I knew all of that.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, you're just filling in information that doesn't need
Speaker 6: to be build into my head.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 6: The Orange County Fair provided a one million dollar winner,
Speaker 6: although the fair didn't have anything to do with it.
Speaker 6: Somebody bought the Orange County sorry, the California lottery ticket
Speaker 6: at the lottery ticket booth last week. They partner with
Speaker 6: local vendors to operate the fair booths, does the lottery
Speaker 6: five Star Liquor in Westminster in case in this case
Speaker 6: was running the booth at the OC Fair this year
Speaker 6: a scratcher ticket worth a million dollars.
Speaker 1: Hagen, when he was seventy five, married a twenty eight
Speaker 1: year old Margaret Vorhees. She was a niece of Hagan's
Speaker 1: first wife. I bet you didn't know that, yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 4: Gross.
Speaker 3: Back in the old days, they didn't have.
Speaker 4: Rules, well, decency, they did.
Speaker 6: Have any of that stuff, but they also didn't have
Speaker 6: a wider net. They didn't have dates.
Speaker 1: It was like the cougars in the mountains before the
Speaker 1: bridge has been built. Right, Yeah, just banging around with
Speaker 1: family members.
Speaker 3: Fifty years your junior too.
Speaker 6: Vice President Harris's coronation is going to become officials.
Speaker 3: What happened Monday night?
Speaker 6: Her party is expected announced tonight the results of the
Speaker 6: online voting by delegates. We knew that she had enough
Speaker 6: by Friday, but this is just the of course, the
Speaker 6: I guess final nail in the coffin her nomination. Of course,
Speaker 6: she'll be officially nominated at the convention coming up in Chicago,
Speaker 6: starting on the nineteenth. British Prime Minister car Starmer says
Speaker 6: a standing army of specialist police will be set up
Speaker 6: to deal with rioting and their justice issue. The system
Speaker 6: will be ramped up to deal with hundreds of arrests
Speaker 6: after violent fights rock cities across the nation over the
Speaker 6: last week. The Prime Minister held an urgent meeting with
Speaker 6: ministers and top law enforcement officials so he tries to
Speaker 6: end violence and attacks on immigrants, mosques and hotels that
Speaker 6: are housing asylum seekers. This, of course, was whipped up.
Speaker 6: The anger was whipped up over a stabbing rampage at
Speaker 6: a dance class last week.
Speaker 1: Tropical Storm Debbie moving across northern to Florida after making
Speaker 1: landfall as a Category one hurricane. At least four people
Speaker 1: have been killed in Florida as a result. Alex Stone
Speaker 1: joins us from ABC News about the latest. Alex, This
Speaker 1: thing looks like she's going to take her time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's moving slowly right now in big And it's
Speaker 7: not so much about the wind as it is the
Speaker 7: rain in this and the flooding that the Debbie is doing.
Speaker 7: She's in northern Florida and Georgia right now, but it
Speaker 7: is a lot of rain mixed with the wind that's
Speaker 7: creating the problems for air travel, and that then goes
Speaker 7: to the hubs and then all the way out to
Speaker 7: la and a number of flight cancelations, even about a
Speaker 7: dozen or so at LAX today, And a lot of
Speaker 7: it goes back to what's going on in the East coast.
Speaker 3: But just give you a feeling of it.
Speaker 7: This is the Gulf Coast this afternoon so there's definitely
Speaker 7: the wind in it as well, but that is what
Speaker 7: they're battling when it comes to travel. Twenty one hundred
Speaker 7: flights are canceled today, forty five hundred delayed right now.
Speaker 7: And you just look guys at the airports with the
Speaker 7: most canceled flights today and the list of anywhere in
Speaker 7: the world those that have the most, and it's long.
Speaker 7: It goes Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Charlotte, the Guardia for Lauderdale, Atlanta, Chicago,
Speaker 7: Hair JFK, Newark, Philadelphia, Boston, Reagan National, Jacksonville, Southwest Florida Airport, Dallas, Detroit, Nashville, Houston,
Speaker 7: George book Bush, and Palm Beach, all before the first
Speaker 7: airport outside of the US with cancelations number wise, that
Speaker 7: being Tel Aviv. So this thing is wide, it is big,
Speaker 7: it's impacting a lot of people. American Airlines Southwest, Spirit Delta,
Speaker 7: they have the most canceled flights today, so it's going
Speaker 7: to be a problem even if you're flying out here
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 6: They're also talking about this slowing down and just churning
Speaker 6: over Georgia, South Carolina, the north east part of Florida,
Speaker 6: so the rains you know, like you said, the wind
Speaker 6: with the rain right now, but the rains with the
Speaker 6: flooding could cause some massive problems.
Speaker 3: Helping all of the rain already.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And in parts of Florida, search teams are going
Speaker 7: out for people who are stuck in floodwaters and people
Speaker 7: have been coming out of flooded neighborhoods barefoot, trying to
Speaker 7: get away from the waters that are coming up. But
Speaker 7: the concern now as it goes into Georgia and into
Speaker 7: the Carolinas is it's sitting over those areas.
Speaker 3: And hitting lower level.
Speaker 7: You know, when you're in the Charleston Savannah area, they
Speaker 7: call it the low country, and water that can come
Speaker 7: in and inundate those areas. Some of the officials are
Speaker 7: warning heavy rain through Thursday. They're believing that's how slow
Speaker 7: this thing is moving that emergency managers are saying, if
Speaker 7: you see the water coming up now, it's going to
Speaker 7: be really bad in a couple of days, so get
Speaker 7: out now. They're trying to urge people to begin evacuating,
Speaker 7: but it's going to go on for a number of days.
Speaker 6: All right, Alex, thank you good stuff. You got a
Speaker 6: nice fox stone.
Speaker 3: They're the latest for us from ABC News Alex.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know we're not in it, but Alex
Speaker 1: always has a way of making things that are disaster
Speaker 1: areas seem comforting, somewhat calm, Yeah, calmer.
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