Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI a M six forty wake Up
Speaker 1: Call with me Amy King on demand on the iHeartRadio apps.
Speaker 2: I will up with Kyla him and I thought I
Speaker 2: heard the scream imagine not the spookiness of Sid's unsene
Speaker 2: turned into KFI and that it was a King reminding me.
Speaker 1: That it was only Halloween.
Speaker 3: Wap call.
Speaker 1: KFI is wake up call.
Speaker 2: She is the bell of the ball, she has the news.
Speaker 4: What ass make up?
Speaker 1: KFI is wake up calls? It is wake up call,
Speaker 1: and it's five o'clock. Happy Halloween. I'm Amy King. We're
Speaker 1: live everywhere on the KFI iHeartRadio app. That ended very abruptly, Kno.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize that had enended like that. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: happy Halloween. So glad that you're here with us today.
Speaker 1: We've got a lot ahead. Of course, the Dodgers, I mean,
Speaker 1: come on, what a game? I will say, Yankees, what
Speaker 1: the heck? Those are the little drop balls and all
Speaker 1: of that stuff and the errors. You really kind of
Speaker 1: opened the door for the boys in Blue butt. We'll
Speaker 1: take it. And wow, what a series that was so
Speaker 1: much fun to watch. Here's what's ahead on wake Up
Speaker 1: Call this Halloween. Morning, thousands of people hit the streets
Speaker 1: of LA to celebrate the Dodgers winning their eighth World
Speaker 1: Series title. There were street takeovers and fireworks and Dodgers
Speaker 1: flags waving, and a city bus was torched. The least
Speaker 1: declared an unlawful assembly and issued a dispersal order in
Speaker 1: three areas, including at Sunset Boulevard and Vin Scully Avenue
Speaker 1: right in front of Dodger Stadium. Thousands will hit the
Speaker 1: streets of West Hollywood tonight for Halloween Carnival twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: The party happens along a one mile stretch of Santa
Speaker 1: Monica Boulevard from six to eleven. No weapons, no alcohol,
Speaker 1: no backpacks, and no silly string allowed. More than two
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty thousand California homeowners are about to see
Speaker 1: their insurance rates take a big jump. The sixth largest
Speaker 1: insurer in the state is raising rates. USAA is hiking
Speaker 1: premiums sixteen percent for homes and thirty one percent for
Speaker 1: condos by February. USAA Casualty is increasing rates twenty five
Speaker 1: percent for houses and forty percent for condos in December.
Speaker 1: We're going to find out why we love to get
Speaker 1: scared so much and why it's actually good for you.
Speaker 1: That's coming up at five twenty And did you know
Speaker 1: that kids are bringing home, on average about eleven thousand
Speaker 1: calories worth of candy from trick or treating. That and
Speaker 1: other fun things about Halloween you may not know is
Speaker 1: coming up at the bottom of the hour. Let's get
Speaker 1: started with some of the stories coming out of the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour news run. Here's the one two
Speaker 1: pitch from bueler.
Speaker 5: God, I'm swinging.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: That's a World Series win for Elay.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers are World Series champions. They came from behind
Speaker 1: last night to beat the Yankees seven to six in
Speaker 1: Game five of the series. Freddie Freeman was named, of course,
Speaker 1: MVP and says it's an unbelievable feeling to win it
Speaker 1: all every spring training, this is our goal and for
Speaker 1: it to come true at this group of guys, I
Speaker 1: couldn't ask for a better year. Holy cow whoo. It's
Speaker 1: the Dodgers' eighth World Series championship in franchise history and
Speaker 1: their second in five years. A World Series Championship parade
Speaker 1: is set for tomorrow morning in downtown LA, followed by
Speaker 1: a special ticketed celebration at Dodgers Stadium. LA County DA
Speaker 1: George Gascone is asking Governor Newsom for clemency for the
Speaker 1: Menendez brothers, who murdered their parents in Beverly Hills in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty nine. Gascone has written letters to the Governor
Speaker 1: on behal half of each brother. The DA says the
Speaker 1: brother's dedication to rehabilitation make them exemplary candidates for clemency.
Speaker 1: If Newsom OKAYSI, the Menendez brothers could see their life
Speaker 1: without parole sentences reduced, or they could be released immediately.
Speaker 1: A resentencing hearing is also set for December eleventh. The
Speaker 1: next LAPD chief has addressed concerns about mounting lawsuits against
Speaker 1: the department.
Speaker 4: Former La County Sheriff Jim McDonald has been approved by
Speaker 4: the City Council's Public Safety Committee and now is nomination
Speaker 4: by Mayor bass Heads to the full council. McDonald told
Speaker 4: the committee this week he wants to address the high
Speaker 4: cost of liability claims against the LAPD. What are the
Speaker 4: types of issues we deal and why are we seeing
Speaker 4: them over and over again?
Speaker 1: Are we sufficiently training our command officers.
Speaker 6: To be able to be conversant in risk management issues.
Speaker 4: The city had already paid out more than its budgeted
Speaker 4: amount to settle lawsuits just three months into the new
Speaker 4: fiscal year, with the bulk related to police in downtown
Speaker 4: La Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: Health officials say two more cases of dengay fever have
Speaker 1: been confirmed in La County. They say one new case
Speaker 1: is in Baldwin Park, the other is in the Hollywood Hills.
Speaker 1: The Department of Public Health says there are now eleven
Speaker 1: known cases they're investigating, including a cluster of seven in
Speaker 1: Baldwin Hills. The other places where dang gay has shown
Speaker 1: up is Panorama City and El Norte. And it'd stay
Speaker 1: good morning now and also say happy birthday to Nick Poliochni.
Speaker 1: Good morning Nick, Happy birthday. Good morning Amy. I thought
Speaker 1: you were going to lunch into the traffic car right now,
Speaker 1: Oh I am, but I wanted to say happy birthday,
Speaker 1: thank you. You may or may not know that Nick
Speaker 1: Poliochini was born on Halloween, which is why he starts
Speaker 1: celebrating in what July July fifth?
Speaker 7: Yeah, pretty much? Yeah, I mean this year. We definitely
Speaker 7: started in August for sure, but yeah, July fifth, always
Speaker 7: every year?
Speaker 1: Hey, and last night you went to mo Kelly's Boo preview.
Speaker 3: Pre boo preview.
Speaker 7: Yes, the soiree started last night and if you go
Speaker 7: up to the fifth floor, and if you were able
Speaker 7: to join us last night, thank you so much for
Speaker 7: coming out. We had an epic party last night. Wendy's
Speaker 7: came out and supported and fed, and Ed came out.
Speaker 7: Who if you've ever been to any of our events
Speaker 7: with the Apostathon and comes in supports us every year,
Speaker 7: and Wendy's came out and fed us. Oh, it was
Speaker 7: so much fun. Oh my gosh, we had such an
Speaker 7: amazing time.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to become an annual thing now
Speaker 1: because I heard it was a big, big hit.
Speaker 7: It was huge, and we had the entire celebration and
Speaker 7: it was wild. It was a full costume party. I
Speaker 7: can't even dress there's so many pictures I did dress up.
Speaker 7: In fact, I have a little bit of a round
Speaker 7: two of my costume from last night. We'll be showing
Speaker 7: up on social media this morning. If you go to
Speaker 7: Nick Polio Keini on Instagram, you can see a little
Speaker 7: preview of what it was, a little boo preview of
Speaker 7: what last night was. And then I've got round two
Speaker 7: which will be showing up this morning and throughout the
Speaker 7: day today.
Speaker 1: So fabulous. Okay, booth day boy, let's get some traffic.
Speaker 1: Let's check it out.
Speaker 7: It's going to be actually pretty quiet after last night
Speaker 7: and all the fun in festivities would be a boys
Speaker 7: in Blue. It's pretty much relatively quiet. But you will
Speaker 7: see a feudelais on the north cound side of the
Speaker 7: two fifteenth and Mariana Valley as you're making away from Eucalyptus,
Speaker 7: passing the murder of the sixty Tory UCR and the riverside,
Speaker 7: and it chained a little slow going for your first
Speaker 7: thing this morning. Also westbound side of the ninety one riverside,
Speaker 7: do grown a light patchy delas for you shown up
Speaker 7: from Tyler beyond the fifteen and seventy one over tore
Speaker 7: the two forty one toll road. We southern California. It's
Speaker 7: only airborn traffic reports. I'm Nick Paulokini.
Speaker 1: It's five oh eight on your wake up call. Let's
Speaker 1: take good morning now to ABC's Jim Ryan. Jim, I
Speaker 1: hear that your favorite Halloween costume was Count Spatula.
Speaker 6: Count Spatula.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is count Spatulo.
Speaker 6: Well, I cooked at a restaurant in high school. It
Speaker 6: was a Cocos rushaurant. I don't we don't have them
Speaker 6: here anymore, but I think you have some form of
Speaker 6: cocos restaurants in California.
Speaker 1: Yuess.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I cooked there, and so I got this idea,
Speaker 6: Count Spatuland I had a spatul in hand and a
Speaker 6: white dinner jacket and green face paint and yeah, thanky,
Speaker 6: pretty simple.
Speaker 1: I love that. Here's something that has become very simple,
Speaker 1: and that's betting on elections.
Speaker 6: It has All you have to do is go to
Speaker 6: the website a website. Robinhood has one now Robinhood the
Speaker 6: investor website, and there's one called Calshie which has proven
Speaker 6: very popular. And yeah, you can go on one of
Speaker 6: those sites and bet on the outcome of the election.
Speaker 6: What you're doing is actually purchasing a contract on a
Speaker 6: future event. So it's like buying a contract in the
Speaker 6: gold future market or oil futures. What you're betting on instead, though,
Speaker 6: is the outcome of next Tuesday's election. So yeah, it's
Speaker 6: the and it's all based on what the outcome is
Speaker 6: from what the White House says Okay, so they have
Speaker 6: to spell every single step out. So if you think,
Speaker 6: wait a minute, no, this was the election was stolen. Well, now,
Speaker 6: cal she goes by one site and that is the
Speaker 6: White House website.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you said that you're basically buying a contract,
Speaker 1: and so are you technically not betting? Is that how
Speaker 1: they get around the betting or are you technically betting?
Speaker 6: You're betting? Yeah, I think you're right, Potato patato, right, because, yeah,
Speaker 6: bert particularly contract is essentially the same as saying I
Speaker 6: think this person is going to win or that person
Speaker 6: is going to win. Interestingly enough, even if you want
Speaker 6: one of the candidates to win, you can still bet
Speaker 6: on the other one if you think that candidate is
Speaker 6: going to win. So is it an accurate reflection of
Speaker 6: how people are really feeling about the election, Maybe, at
Speaker 6: least in terms of how the betting community is feeling.
Speaker 1: Okay, and this is something new because it became legal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when a federal judge made a ruling earlier this month, right.
Speaker 6: Right, an appeals court sided with this site called Calshi
Speaker 6: that it could go ahead and start taking bets on
Speaker 6: the presidential election. And so it opened up that avenue
Speaker 6: and suddenly people started dumping money into the market. Right now,
Speaker 6: one hundred and seventeen million dollars has been bet on
Speaker 6: the outcome of the presidential election. The Calshi app is
Speaker 6: at the top of the financial apps offered in the
Speaker 6: Apple app Store. It's above cash app, it's above PayPal, zell,
Speaker 6: all the rest of it's sitting there at the top.
Speaker 1: It just seems sort of wrong to me. Yeah, whatever,
Speaker 1: So you can bet on the presidential election. What other things?
Speaker 1: Can you bet on? Anything?
Speaker 6: Well, you can bet on how one or the other
Speaker 6: is going to do in the various states. You can
Speaker 6: bet on congressional races out there, you can bet on
Speaker 6: the Senate race here in Texas. You can bet on
Speaker 6: just about anything, anything political. And you know, obviously there
Speaker 6: have been prop bets on almost everything related to sports
Speaker 6: for years and years. This kind of is a way,
Speaker 6: I think, for for people to get up. But I
Speaker 6: think you're right. People have they feel a bit squeamish
Speaker 6: about it. This is supposed to be a serious thing
Speaker 6: deciding the future of the country, and I think folks
Speaker 6: feel a little squeamish about laying money on the.
Speaker 1: Outcome and can they do prop bets too, Like you know,
Speaker 1: at the super Bowl you can bet on what color
Speaker 1: the gatorade's going to be, like funky little things like
Speaker 1: that too. Or is it just the main races.
Speaker 6: What color tie or what color dress will the win
Speaker 6: or win at the we're at the inauguration, not that
Speaker 6: I've seen, but I wouldn't be a bit surprised, but
Speaker 6: what they.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll be watching for it, thank you. ABC's
Speaker 1: Jim Ryan. All Right, all right, let's get back to
Speaker 1: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. This Halloween, Donald Trump showed up for
Speaker 1: his latest campaign rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in a
Speaker 1: mega themed garbage truck. He said the garbage truck was
Speaker 1: in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden, and I have.
Speaker 2: To begin by saying, two hundred and fifty million Americans
Speaker 2: are not garbage.
Speaker 1: The former president's garbage truck was because of President Biden's
Speaker 1: comment that Trump's supporters were garbage. A judge in Philadelphia
Speaker 1: is going to hear arguments this morning on the city
Speaker 1: Prosecutor's efforts to stop Elon Musk from giving out a
Speaker 1: million dollars a day to random people in swing states
Speaker 1: who sign a petition supporting the first and second amendments.
Speaker 1: The prosecutors say the giveaways are illegal. Musk is supporting
Speaker 1: former President Trump. Elon Musk has been ordered to appear
Speaker 1: in court as well. A group supporting the attorney running
Speaker 1: against LA City council member Kevin dal Lyon is urging
Speaker 1: voters in the fourteenth district to unseat daily On to
Speaker 1: benefit downtown and Northeast LA neighborhoods. The Women's March Action
Speaker 1: Group gathered in Boyle Heights yesterday to criticized da Leon's
Speaker 1: campaign tactics, which it says are harassment of his challenger,
Speaker 1: Isabelle Herado. She's been criticized for saying the F word
Speaker 1: about police while talking to college students. Thirty eight dogs
Speaker 1: have been impounded as a result of a sweep operation
Speaker 1: by the Riverside County Department of Animal Services. Officials say
Speaker 1: twenty one officers and shelter support staff visited about forty
Speaker 1: properties yesterday in the eastern Coachella Valley. Many of the
Speaker 1: dogs small breeds and puppies. They've been taken to the
Speaker 1: Coachella Valley Animal Campus in Thousand Palms North, Korea says
Speaker 1: it has tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile. ABC's Anthony
Speaker 1: Trotter says it traveled for about ninety minutes before it
Speaker 1: dropped into the Sea of The.
Speaker 8: US reports it was an ICBM belief capable of reaching
Speaker 8: the US.
Speaker 4: South Korean intelligence says the North has likely completed prep
Speaker 4: for a seventh nuclear test.
Speaker 1: The White House is condemning the test, saying it is
Speaker 1: a flagrant violation of multiple UN Security Council resolutions. People
Speaker 1: in LA can snag some free food by swapping their
Speaker 1: sauce packets. South Korean Ramen brand Bulldock is putting on
Speaker 1: a sauce exchange at the original Farmers Market to plug
Speaker 1: its new hot sauce. Customers can bring any condiment packet
Speaker 1: between November seventh through the tenth and exchange it for sliders,
Speaker 1: chicken wings, cauliflower nuggets, and steak kebabs. All sound delicious.
Speaker 1: They can also exchange sauce packets for Bulldock hot sauces
Speaker 1: and Ramen cups. Oh, I have to go check that out.
Speaker 1: How better to celebrate a World Series win than with looting? Okay,
Speaker 1: I was being a little sarcastic. Thousands of fans celebrated
Speaker 1: around LA after the Dodgers clinched the World Series title
Speaker 1: last night with a seven to six win over the Yankees.
Speaker 1: A Nike store in downtown LA was looted. People were
Speaker 1: seen breaking into the store and taking boxes of merchandise
Speaker 1: from it in front of Dodger Stadium. Police declared an
Speaker 1: unlawful assembly after fans took over the intersection and set
Speaker 1: off fireworks and set fire to a city bus. One
Speaker 1: of the Yankees fans who tried to grab a ball
Speaker 1: out of Mookie Betts's glove in Game four says he
Speaker 1: probably crossed the line. He told the La Times he's
Speaker 1: just a passionate fan and wanted to prevent an out
Speaker 1: for the Yankees. He and another fan were ejected from
Speaker 1: the game, and the MLB banned them from attending last
Speaker 1: night's Game five. Something stinks at the beach. Scientists say
Speaker 1: the stench that has had coastal residents holding their noses
Speaker 1: for about a week comes from an algae bloom that
Speaker 1: also created the glowing blue bioluminescence along the coast. As
Speaker 1: the bloom dies off, bacteria feeds on it that lowers
Speaker 1: oxygen levels and kills off fish smells like rotten eggs. Apparently,
Speaker 1: so it is Halloween. And as it turns out, Halloween
Speaker 1: is actually good for you because it scares the pants
Speaker 1: off of you. Let's say good morning to the professor
Speaker 1: of psychology at Penn State University, Sarah Collapse. You say, Sarah,
Speaker 1: that we love to be scared, and there's a psychological
Speaker 1: reason behind it.
Speaker 3: Yes, and it's look that everybody loves to be scared.
Speaker 3: But our attraction to these kinds of controlled fear experiences
Speaker 3: like haunted houses and scary movies does have some deep
Speaker 3: evolutionary roots and some deep adapted benefits. So one of
Speaker 3: the biggest ones is that we as human beings and
Speaker 3: a lot of other animals, have a fight or flight
Speaker 3: response when we experience fear or threat. And what we
Speaker 3: do is we have this surge of endorphins and adrenaline
Speaker 3: and we get really energized when we feel ourselves experiencing
Speaker 3: fear or danger, and in control fear experiences, we have
Speaker 3: this benefit of getting that kind of surgeus energy without
Speaker 3: any of the actual risk. And then once we come
Speaker 3: out of the haunted house or the scary movie ends,
Speaker 3: or the jump scar is over, we have a flood
Speaker 3: of dopamine, this kind of pleasure hormone in our brain
Speaker 3: that makes us experience relief. So there's this whole cycle
Speaker 3: of physiological responses that can be really attractive to us
Speaker 3: and can make us enjoy fearful experiences when we know
Speaker 3: we're actually safe.
Speaker 1: Okay, So then my question, Sarah, is why do we
Speaker 1: have these physical reactions to this? Like you said, we
Speaker 1: get adrenaline and we get endorphins and then we get dopamine,
Speaker 1: and boy don't we feel good? But why does our
Speaker 1: body do that to us?
Speaker 3: Well, again, it goes back to evolution and our need
Speaker 3: to survive and thrive as a species. When we perceive
Speaker 3: danger or threat, fight or flight is triggered, and it's
Speaker 3: going to be adaptive to us. Is going to give
Speaker 3: us energy in order to defend ourselves against a threat,
Speaker 3: or the energy we need in order to flee to
Speaker 3: leave that threat behind. So over our evolutionary past, humans
Speaker 3: who had this type of response were selected for because
Speaker 3: we were more likely to survive in a dangerous world.
Speaker 1: Okay, And then do these fake scares prepare us for
Speaker 1: real scares?
Speaker 3: That's what the research suggests. There's some really interesting work
Speaker 3: coming out of the Fear Lab in the Netherlands, and
Speaker 3: they were looking at individuals who were really regular fans
Speaker 3: of horror entertainment or fearful entertainment and how they reacted
Speaker 3: to the COVID nineteen pandemic. And what they found is
Speaker 3: that individuals who consumed more of this kind of scary
Speaker 3: media were actually psychologically more resilient in response to the
Speaker 3: pandemic than individuals who weren't engaging in that type of entertainment.
Speaker 3: And the thought is that we're training ourselves by consuming
Speaker 3: controlled fear experiences to know how to cope when we're
Speaker 3: scared or when we're in danger. And so when real
Speaker 3: fear presents itself, a real danger presents itself with better
Speaker 3: able to cope with that in an effective way.
Speaker 1: So producer Anne is much more well adjusted than I
Speaker 1: am because she loves this stuff. Here's another thing. When
Speaker 1: we went to Dark Harbor, Sarah, we were talking to
Speaker 1: one of the people who puts together the mazes, and
Speaker 1: I asked her why why do we do this to ourselves?
Speaker 1: Why do we love this? And she said, basically kind
Speaker 1: of along the same lines of what you're saying, is
Speaker 1: that people get a rush from it, and she said
Speaker 1: it actually kind of like you go out with your
Speaker 1: friends and you share this experience and it kind of
Speaker 1: brings you closer together.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. That's the other evolutionary I guess foundation is what's
Speaker 3: referred to as tend and befriend. We feel threatened, especially
Speaker 3: when we feel threatened in the presence of people we
Speaker 3: care about and we feel they're threatened too. We have
Speaker 3: this again physiological trigger. It's related to oxytocin the kind
Speaker 3: of bonding hormone that we have in our body, and
Speaker 3: we're more likely than to want to care for the
Speaker 3: people that are under threat in this dangerous situation because
Speaker 3: we care about them already. And so when we go
Speaker 3: through a haunted house with our friends, we come out
Speaker 3: of it feeling more bonded together. And we also see
Speaker 3: this in real dangerous experiences. You know, I'm a volunteer firefighter,
Speaker 3: and so when we go through a serious call together
Speaker 3: myself and my colleagues, you do feel this sense of
Speaker 3: bonding afterwards. And that's true in a lot of dangerous circumstances.
Speaker 1: Okay, so Sarah, then what does it say about producer
Speaker 1: an that she kept pushing me in front of her
Speaker 1: as we went through the maze.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's psychoanalyzed producer An. Let's see. I would say
Speaker 3: that maybe she was thinking, Okay, you need to have
Speaker 3: some feared experience, so that way you're going to be
Speaker 3: more engaged with this training opportunity. Also, maybe she was
Speaker 3: just trying to get a rise out of you, So
Speaker 3: either option.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that's so.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: It's a multi billion dollar business and ELA's a great
Speaker 1: place to be. We've got not Scary Farm and the
Speaker 1: Queen Mary's Dark Harbor and Haunted hay Ride and so
Speaker 1: many other places to go and really get scared, and
Speaker 1: now's the perfect time a year to do it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: All right, Sarah, thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 1: This was really interesting.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: All Right, take care, and I will tell you that
Speaker 1: Anne totally did. We went through the one of the
Speaker 1: mazes at Dark Harbor, and Anne, she kept hiding behind
Speaker 1: me and grabbing onto me and pushing me in front
Speaker 1: of her. And now she's giving me funny looks. You
Speaker 1: know you did it. We're talking about when you pushed
Speaker 1: me in front of you going through the mazes at
Speaker 1: Dark Harbor, which you know that I'm the one who
Speaker 1: doesn't like them, and she's like, oh, I love these mazes,
Speaker 1: and that she kept hiding behind me. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get back to some of the stories coming out of
Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. San Francisco has started
Speaker 1: paying people on welfare of bonus if they stay sober
Speaker 1: and stay off drugs. The program is going to pay
Speaker 1: recipients up to one hundred dollars each week. The program
Speaker 1: is called Cash Not Drugs and aims to address the
Speaker 1: city's ongoing drug crisis, which has killed more than five
Speaker 1: hundred people this year. The payments will be paid through
Speaker 1: gift cards, not cash. Federal authorities say an LA Fashion
Speaker 1: District clothing wholesaler and two of its executives are going
Speaker 1: to be sentenced in January for ducky more than eight
Speaker 1: million dollars in customs duties and using a cross border
Speaker 1: money laundering system to clear seventeen million dollars in drug money.
Speaker 1: A federal jury in La has found the three guilty
Speaker 1: of dozens of felonies. The wholesaler imported clothes from China
Speaker 1: and other countries and then exported clothing to customers in
Speaker 1: Mexico Central America and South America. The Orange County DA
Speaker 1: says the mayor of Bancho Santa Margarita can't take office
Speaker 1: even if she gets re elected.
Speaker 9: Council Woman Carol Gamble is the second city council candidate
Speaker 9: in Orange County to recently plead guilty the line that
Speaker 9: they witness the required signatures to be eligible for office.
Speaker 1: That's a critical part of our democratic process and the
Speaker 1: voters have a right to know she was not qualified
Speaker 1: for the ballot.
Speaker 9: Orange Canadia spokeswoman Kimberly Ed says in court on Friday,
Speaker 9: Gamble will agree to probation, community service, and any restitution
Speaker 9: should the city be forced to hold a special election.
Speaker 9: Fullerton City council candidate Scott Markowitz also pleaded guilty to
Speaker 9: falsifying documents and cannot take office if he wins in
Speaker 9: Orange County. Corbin Carson kf I News.
Speaker 1: Nearly three point four million ballots have been cast in
Speaker 1: North Carolina as people recover from Hurricane Helene. When it
Speaker 1: comes to in person voting next Tuesday, the State Board
Speaker 1: of Elections Executive Director Karen Brinson Bell says voters will
Speaker 1: cast their ballots in temporary tents so many faced hardship,
Speaker 1: but we will not. They will not have a hardship.
Speaker 1: When it comes to voting.
Speaker 10: They will be a to exercise their right to their.
Speaker 1: Eighty Early voting sites have been set up across the
Speaker 1: county's hit hardest by Helene. When we come back, did
Speaker 1: you know that jack o lanterns used to be carved
Speaker 1: out of turnips, potatoes and beats. They had to be little,
Speaker 1: tiny faces. We've got that and some more fun facts
Speaker 1: for Halloween coming up for you next. Southland weather from KFI.
Speaker 1: Clouds this morning, then sunny hides in the upper sixties
Speaker 1: to mid seventies, just fifties and sixties for the Anelope Valley.
Speaker 1: Clear skies for trick or treating Tonight, Low clouds clearing
Speaker 1: the sunny skies tomorrow with highs in the sixties and seventies.
Speaker 1: Got a chance of showers Saturday into Sunday. It's fifty
Speaker 1: one in Los Alamados and fifty three in Seal Beach.
Speaker 1: And we have a special Happy Birthday Halloween song for
Speaker 1: our traffic guru, Nick Poliochini. The suspense is killing us.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Listen age contraps so strange send.
Speaker 1: Here's snack.
Speaker 4: Is King of the Trap.
Speaker 7: Watch everyone the Trap King.
Speaker 1: Trafficks everyone listens, drop pick so very appropriate for our birthday,
Speaker 1: boy heavy birthday Nick is epic.
Speaker 7: That is the best. You cannot find a trick or
Speaker 7: a treat in the Southland better than that. And I
Speaker 7: have a good idea who deep in the Inland Empire,
Speaker 7: maybe not to bark Barents and Cuogamonga might be it
Speaker 7: behind that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's their buddy, Eric Lisardo. Oh thanks for doing this,
Speaker 1: lute so cool. All right, back to business. I'm all
Speaker 1: excited about Halloween. I'm like, oh wait, but we still
Speaker 1: have to get you all the news. How better to
Speaker 1: celebrate a World series than with a little bit of looting? Yeah,
Speaker 1: there was some last night. Fans took to the streets
Speaker 1: to celebrate the Dodgers Game five, seven to six winning
Speaker 1: the World Series. They took the series four games to one.
Speaker 1: Things did get out of control. An unlawful assembly was
Speaker 1: declared in Echo Park. A city bus was burned, a
Speaker 1: Nike store was looted, there was graffiti spray painted on
Speaker 1: some storefronts, and some arrests were made. The Menandez brothers
Speaker 1: lawyer will ask for clemency for his clients from Governor
Speaker 1: Newsom at Like County DA George Gascon says he supports it.
Speaker 1: The brothers who've been in prison since they were convicted
Speaker 1: of murder murdering their parents thirty five years ago say
Speaker 1: they killed the parents after years of second ual abuse
Speaker 1: by their father. Newsom has been known to grant clemency
Speaker 1: requests around Thanksgiving. The governor has issued an executive order
Speaker 1: to try to get the California Public Utilities Commission to
Speaker 1: lower electric bills, or at least keep them from rising
Speaker 1: so fast. California has the second highest electricity rates in
Speaker 1: the country. Residential bills have gone up by as much
Speaker 1: as one hundred and ten percent in the last decade,
Speaker 1: at five point fifty. The Supreme Court has weighed in
Speaker 1: on Virginia's efforts to keep non citizens from voting. ABC
Speaker 1: Stephen Portnoy's going to tell us how that's all going
Speaker 1: to work in the state. It is Halloween, and it
Speaker 1: is nic Polliochini's birthday. We have some fun facts that
Speaker 1: we wanted to share. I saw it on some on
Speaker 1: TV the other day and I was like, Oh, I
Speaker 1: didn't know about that. I didn't know about that. So
Speaker 1: Anne and I did a little digging. Here's something looks
Speaker 1: like the The kids in hocus Pocus too had the
Speaker 1: right idea. They got some salt and they created a
Speaker 1: ring around the Sanderson sisters to basically stop them and
Speaker 1: to trap them. And apparently that is a good thing.
Speaker 1: Some say that salt acts as a protective shield against
Speaker 1: evil spirits and malevolent entities, and it is a practice
Speaker 1: that has dated back to ancient times. So if you're
Speaker 1: worried about the ghosts and goblins, not the ones dressed
Speaker 1: up for trigger treating, maybe just sprinkle a little salt. Okay,
Speaker 1: I got one for you. Jason Vorhees from Friday the
Speaker 1: thirteenth really did end up in the bottom of the lake.
Speaker 1: So remember he was the villainous serial killer from Friday
Speaker 1: the thirteenth. He remains at the bottom of a Minnesota
Speaker 1: lake in the form of a statue. A diver named
Speaker 1: Doug Kleine constructed a Jason for his statue with a
Speaker 1: mask and everything creepy. It's all made of plywood, bubble wrap,
Speaker 1: and foam and he put it one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: feet down in a water filled mine pit known as
Speaker 1: Louise near Crosby Minnesota and only the most advanced divers
Speaker 1: can get down to it. But wouldn't that be freaky
Speaker 1: if you go diving? Oh my god, Jason box outage,
Speaker 1: it would be awful. Yeah. Okay, so Annie Witch, you
Speaker 1: got Mine's not as well. Mine's kind of depressing. Oh okay, okay.
Speaker 11: On average, kids will bring home eleven thousand calories worth
Speaker 11: of candy when trigger treating.
Speaker 1: What the heck you know? I mentioned that earlier and
Speaker 1: carlar edited, well, no, it's fine. It was just it
Speaker 1: was a tease for this, and Carla the editor said,
Speaker 1: I must be like an outlier because I would make
Speaker 1: my candy last for like a year, and I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: I would eat it a year. I don't know how
Speaker 1: she did. That's a that's a lot of self control.
Speaker 1: We did have to. Did your parents do this? They like,
Speaker 1: they basically rationed it for you. After my dad stole
Speaker 1: all the butter fingers, they'd ration it and they go, okay,
Speaker 1: two pieces today, three pieces today. So it lasted like
Speaker 1: a week a little bit, but they went through.
Speaker 11: They would dump our whole bag out and then go
Speaker 11: piece by piece. Anything that wasn't sealed, anything was like
Speaker 11: twisted clothes was tossed.
Speaker 1: And they took like they feel like, half the stuff away.
Speaker 1: They were just looking out for your safety, Ima blades
Speaker 1: And yeah, yeah, I mentioned my dad in the butterfingers
Speaker 1: because my parents did the same thing. We dumped the
Speaker 1: whole the bag of candy out or the bucket of
Speaker 1: candy out, and they'd go through it to make sure
Speaker 1: it was safe. And then Dad would go, oh, that
Speaker 1: one looks a little sketchy. Right, he took all of
Speaker 1: my butter fingers every no, no, every year. Okay, here's
Speaker 1: another one. Do you do what Bill Handle does and
Speaker 1: turn out all the lights and not answer your door?
Speaker 1: On how Halloween? Yugov poll found that about twenty one
Speaker 1: percent of Americans keep the porch lights off and pretend
Speaker 1: not to be home when the trigger treaders coming knock in.
Speaker 1: I hate that, stop it all right? Right, what else
Speaker 1: you got?
Speaker 11: Let's see I got Okay, So everybody's seen the movie Halloween, right, yes,
Speaker 11: Sun Carpenter's nineteen seventy eight horror film.
Speaker 1: It was only film. It only took twenty one days
Speaker 1: to film it. Wow, that's it and all that's scaring
Speaker 1: in just and how many years later?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: We're still still holds up. Okay Oh, speaking of Halloween movies,
Speaker 1: so hocus Pocus, which I just watched both of them
Speaker 1: over the weekend. Originally, Disney had a whole different idea
Speaker 1: for that, and it wasn't the kind of fun creepy.
Speaker 1: It was originally going to be called Disney's Halloween House,
Speaker 1: and it was very dark and very scary, and Leonardo
Speaker 1: DiCaprio was approached to play Max Dennison, but he turned
Speaker 1: it down and it took a role in What's Eating
Speaker 1: Gilbert Grape instead. Probably a wise choice because didn't they
Speaker 1: get nominated for an Academy Award for the yep? Okay, oh,
Speaker 1: here's one trick or treat. Apparently that's not what kids
Speaker 1: originally said. Instead they said bell snickel What does that mean?
Speaker 1: This is according to the Library of Congress. Historians say
Speaker 1: that the modern call originated from bell snickeling, which is
Speaker 1: a German American Christmas tradition where kids dressed up in
Speaker 1: costumes went around to their neighbors to see if they
Speaker 1: could guess the identity of those dressed up and if
Speaker 1: the adults couldn't accually accurately guess who the kid was
Speaker 1: Then the child got a treat.
Speaker 11: Bell snickel, bellsneagle and the other one here that if
Speaker 11: you're going to have to go to the bank today,
Speaker 11: and I don't know how many people actually go in
Speaker 11: the bank anymore, but don't wear your costume to.
Speaker 1: The bank today.
Speaker 11: If you have a mask, many banks will not allow
Speaker 11: you in wearing a mask.
Speaker 1: Isn't that funny? After four years of being told we
Speaker 1: needed to mask up, it's probably a good thing not
Speaker 1: to be able to wear masks and banks. Do you
Speaker 1: know where the jack o' lantern came from?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, it from the Irish. So there's a story that
Speaker 1: goes an Irish man named Stingy Jack tricked the devil
Speaker 1: and so he wasn't allowed into heaven or hell, so
Speaker 1: he spent his days roaming the earth carrying a lantern,
Speaker 1: hence the name Jack of the Lantern. Wow, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: I like that, Okay, and I like this too. Also
Speaker 1: from Ireland. Jack o lanterns originated from there, and they
Speaker 1: didn't have pumpkins in Ireland and so they used to
Speaker 1: carve turnips, potatoes, and beets. I like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Finding a spider on Halloween night is considered good luck.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'd rather not, but okay, you like spiders, well,
Speaker 1: I do, but I don't like them when they come
Speaker 1: like crawling out at me. I like it when I'm
Speaker 1: prepared for him. Like, do you want good luck? Yeah? Okay.
Speaker 1: Remember when we went to the spider Pavilion too, I do,
Speaker 1: and I got to hold a tarantula that was very cool.
Speaker 1: Candy corn the stuff that I love to hate. Do
Speaker 1: you like it? I do? You do? I see? I
Speaker 1: don't like it, but then I just keep eating it.
Speaker 1: It's a weird thing, which is so I didn't buy
Speaker 1: any this year. But candy corn was originally called chicken feed.
Speaker 1: They changed the name apparently that wasn't a good selling point.
Speaker 11: Some traditions state that walking backwards with inside out clothes
Speaker 11: will let you see a witch on Halloween.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's true again. I'm gonna be wearing my clothes
Speaker 1: right side out and hoping that I don't run in
Speaker 1: Danny Spiders. Most popular costumes. Barbie was one of the
Speaker 1: most popular costumes last year, of course, but princesses and
Speaker 1: superheroes are top trenders for this year, which is fairies,
Speaker 1: dinosaurs always hot, and I just saw that the top
Speaker 1: costume this year is expected to be Beetlejuice because of Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice,
Speaker 1: just some fun Halloween facts? Are you fun? Fun? Fun?
Speaker 1: And if you don't be careful, we're gonna give you more.
Speaker 1: But right now, let's get back to some of the
Speaker 1: stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 5: They've done it, They've finished the job, and give Los
Speaker 5: Angeles the parade it's been waiting for.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers won their second World Series championship in five season.
Speaker 1: They were down at the start of the game, but
Speaker 1: we're able to bat their way back to beat the
Speaker 1: Yankees by one on The score was seven to six,
Speaker 1: and they take the series four games to one. Walker
Speaker 1: Buehler pitched a perfect ninth for his first major league save. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a starting pitcher and ended up closing out the game.
Speaker 1: It's the second championship for infielder Max Munsey. This is
Speaker 1: way better than twenty twenty. This is wow.
Speaker 3: This is incredible.
Speaker 1: So it's really hard to put in the words. You know, wow,
Speaker 1: how incredible was this? He referenced twenty twenty when the
Speaker 1: Dodgers won, But because of COVID, there was no parade.
Speaker 1: There will be a parade this year. It's happening tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Freddy Freeman hit a two run single to tie the
Speaker 1: series record of twelve RBIs set by Bobby Richardson over
Speaker 1: seven games back in nineteen sixty and of course Freddy,
Speaker 1: who hit home runs in the other games all of them,
Speaker 1: was voted Series MVP. The championship parade again set for
Speaker 1: tomorrow in downtown LA. The Dodgers may have won in
Speaker 1: New York, but fans in La took to the streets
Speaker 1: to celebrate. People were setting off fireworks when the game ended.
Speaker 1: They took over intersections waving Dodger flags, but then things
Speaker 1: went a little south. Some were also seen breaking windows
Speaker 1: and looting a Nike store near Broadway. In sixth In downtown,
Speaker 1: people were throwing bottles, rocks, and other stuff at police
Speaker 1: near Olympic Boulevard and Grand Avenue, and a metro bus
Speaker 1: was tagged and then set on fire in Echo Park.
Speaker 1: The LAPD was on tactical alert as dispersal orders were
Speaker 1: issued across the city. Rinaldo Beach has become the first
Speaker 1: city in the South Bay to have the same rate
Speaker 1: of homeless people being housed as people becoming homeless.
Speaker 8: The city is crediting a specialized outdoor Homeless court with
Speaker 8: reaching what it calls functionals zero street homelessness. The court
Speaker 8: provides homeless people facing charges with services and housing on site.
Speaker 8: Quality of Light Prosecutor Joey Ford says since twenty twenty,
Speaker 8: nearly one hundred and seventy people have been through the
Speaker 8: system with a less than one percent recidivism rate.
Speaker 3: We've had someone who had almost twenty possession of methamphetamine
Speaker 3: cases and for five years she has been sober.
Speaker 8: For the first half of this year, sixty six people
Speaker 8: were moved into housing, while sixty five became homeless. Blake
Speaker 8: Trolly kf I.
Speaker 1: News the number of people infected from the McDonald's quarter
Speaker 1: pounder E. Coli outbreak has risen to ninety across thirty
Speaker 1: thirteen states. Two more of the people infected have developed
Speaker 1: a condition that can lead to kidney failure. Colorado has
Speaker 1: the highest number of infections. Twenty nine people have become sick.
Speaker 1: McDonald says the outbreak has been contained, so then Californians,
Speaker 1: we'll soon have a new way to see the Port
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles the uss IOWA, the Vincent Thomas Bridge,
Speaker 1: and passing cruise ships. A large observation wheel is going
Speaker 1: to be part of a new amusement park in San Pedro.
Speaker 1: The dining, shopping and entertainment complex is set to open
Speaker 1: in phases starting next year. Okay, let's say good morning
Speaker 1: now to ABC's Stephen port Noy. Stephen, Happy Halloween, and
Speaker 1: let's dive right in, because the Supreme Court made a
Speaker 1: decision yesterday that could affect Virginia's election outcome.
Speaker 10: This is the ruling of the High Court yesterday in
Speaker 10: a pretty narrow circumstance, but it involves more than a
Speaker 10: thousand people. Look, the Virginia governor signed an order in
Speaker 10: early August that said that people who were not citizens
Speaker 10: of the United States should.
Speaker 1: Be scrubbed off the voter rolls.
Speaker 10: Obviously, it's illegal for non citizens to register to vote,
Speaker 10: certainly to vote, but because of the easy way for
Speaker 10: people to register to vote at the DMV right under
Speaker 10: the voter vot voter law.
Speaker 1: Whatever, Yeah, we've got that in California, right.
Speaker 10: The idea is that somehow it may have slipped through
Speaker 10: where these people who were not eligible may have wound
Speaker 10: up on the voter rolls, and the governor says it's
Speaker 10: the right thing.
Speaker 3: To do to check.
Speaker 10: Well, the sixteen hundred people are so been swept up
Speaker 10: in this according to activists, some of them are citizens,
Speaker 10: and exact numbers not known. But the concern was that
Speaker 10: this was systematic, and the federal law says that there
Speaker 10: shouldn't be any kind of systematic removal of voters from
Speaker 10: the voter roles within ninety days of an election. That
Speaker 10: that's the quiet period according to federal law. Congress made
Speaker 10: this decision. Well, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld the ability
Speaker 10: of Virginia to move forward with its plan, which has
Speaker 10: been in the court since early August when Governor Younkin
Speaker 10: signed this order. And the concern is that this may
Speaker 10: erode the civil rights or voting rights of Americans who
Speaker 10: have the legal right to vote. Exactly how many, it's
Speaker 10: a perfectly good question. I don't have the answer to that.
Speaker 10: I'm not sure the record is clear on that. According
Speaker 10: to the state, six hundred of these people ticked the
Speaker 10: box that said that they were not citizens. It's possible
Speaker 10: in that population you had people who when they applied
Speaker 10: for their driver's licenses were not citizens but then later
Speaker 10: became citizens. Now you also have the possibility that you
Speaker 10: have one thousand additional people who ticked the box that
Speaker 10: that they were citizens, but also said that they had
Speaker 10: Green card numbers that they put on the form, which
Speaker 10: indicates they might not be citizens. And so this is
Speaker 10: where this gets really confusing, and it's why the district
Speaker 10: court judge said, hold up, Virginia, you're putting people's rights
Speaker 10: in jeopardy. Potentially, you should not move forward and let
Speaker 10: these people stay on the roles, because it's a greater
Speaker 10: harm to not allow them to vote than to remove
Speaker 10: suspected non citizens. The Supreme Court yesterday, without explaining its rationale,
Speaker 10: reverse that and so that Governor Youngkin can move forward
Speaker 10: with his plan. It seems to be a sixty three ruling.
Speaker 10: The three liberal justices said that they would have allowed
Speaker 10: the lower court ruling to stand.
Speaker 1: Okay, so here's a question for you. Do the people
Speaker 1: who are going to be removed from the voter registrations,
Speaker 1: are they going to be told that they're being removed
Speaker 1: or are they just being taken off the roles.
Speaker 10: Well, according to the state, when it was going through
Speaker 10: this process, it sent letters in the mail to those
Speaker 10: individuals who were potentially affected by they're suspective of not
Speaker 10: being citizens, and they were given i think it was
Speaker 10: fourteen days to demonstrate that they are citizens and then
Speaker 10: they could be restored to the roles or not be removed.
Speaker 10: That's one mitigating circumstance that the state offered to the court.
Speaker 10: The concern was, well, some people may have missed the letter,
Speaker 10: and who knows what could happen. So the bottom line
Speaker 10: is the state is going to be able to move
Speaker 10: forward with this, and it's something that Republicans wanted to
Speaker 10: see and activists are concerned that it could lead to
Speaker 10: It could be a harbinger of worse things to come,
Speaker 10: where not necessarily in this election, but perhaps in future elections.
Speaker 10: State feel that they have the right to go in
Speaker 10: in the last days before an election and just strip
Speaker 10: full of their rights to vote, and then they might
Speaker 10: show up at the polling place and all these horrible
Speaker 10: things could happen. We'll see what will happen from this.
Speaker 10: But the point is that the Supreme Court yesterday on
Speaker 10: a sixty three basis the conservatives versus the liberals, said
Speaker 10: that Virginia's governor can move forward with his plan.
Speaker 1: Okay, and if you look at polls, it probably really
Speaker 1: wouldn't affect the outcome of this particular election anyway, because
Speaker 1: Virginia is pretty much seen as a blue state.
Speaker 10: It's been twenty years since Virginia last voted for a
Speaker 10: Republican president. But it's a blue state with a purple tint.
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, it's got a Republican governor, and
Speaker 10: state legislative races have been decided in the last few
Speaker 10: cycles in very narrow margins in terms of control of
Speaker 10: the House of Delegates in Richmond. So the point is
Speaker 10: every vote counts, and you know, in this case, the
Speaker 10: question is whether people who are not American citizens had
Speaker 10: been registered to vote and whether they in fact are
Speaker 10: not citizens. It's part of the difficulty here is you
Speaker 10: have these federal databases of people who apply for citizenship
Speaker 10: and you have state databases of people who register to vote.
Speaker 10: And there was an effort by the state to kind
Speaker 10: of sort of compare the two, but it's not perfect,
Speaker 10: and sometimes people who know they have the right to
Speaker 10: vote can fall through the cracks.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully they'll figure it out and it will lead
Speaker 1: to a more perfect nation. Let's hope all right, Steven Portinoy,
Speaker 1: thanks so much for the info. You bet Okay, here's
Speaker 1: another fun fact for Halloween. Did you know that there's
Speaker 1: actual significance of orange and black for Halloween? The Library
Speaker 1: of Congress says that the colors black and orange go
Speaker 1: back to the Celtic festival of sam Hayne, which is
Speaker 1: a Gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest season
Speaker 1: and the beginning of winter, or the darker half of
Speaker 1: the year. So the black represents the death of summer
Speaker 1: and the orange represents the life of the fall harvest.
Speaker 1: Who knew. Let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour news room.
Speaker 1: The National Weather Services, a storm system coming out of
Speaker 1: the Pacific Northwest is expected to slide into southern California
Speaker 1: this weekend and will likely bring some rain. The Weather
Speaker 1: Services the trough of low pressure and the cold front
Speaker 1: tied to it should get here by Samaday afternoon, and
Speaker 1: then the rain should start by the evening. Forecasters say
Speaker 1: the rain will linger into Sunday afternoon before it clears
Speaker 1: out to the east. California Attorney General Rob Bonta and
Speaker 1: Governor Newsom say they are pleased. The Ninth Circuit Court
Speaker 1: of Appeals has backed the District Court's dismissal of a
Speaker 1: lawsuit filed by the City of Huntington Beach that challenged
Speaker 1: the constitutionality of state housing laws. Bonta said the city
Speaker 1: had wasted the public's time and money with its meritless suit.
Speaker 1: Newsom says Huntington Beach tried to advance unlawful NIMBI policies.
Speaker 1: City attorney Michael Gates says he'll ask for a ruling
Speaker 1: of the Circuit judges, which could overturn it. LA has
Speaker 1: decided to strengthen its Tenant Anti Harassment Ordinance to protect renters.
Speaker 4: The update adds a minimum fine of two thousand dollars
Speaker 4: per violation and seeks to involve more private litigation when
Speaker 4: things get ugly between tenants and landlords. David Guyshan of
Speaker 4: the LA Apartment Association says the up d will be
Speaker 4: difficult for property owners.
Speaker 8: Small owners will no longer be able to take the
Speaker 8: risk of even talking to their renters to work out
Speaker 8: amicable resolutions when rent is slightly late or disagreements occur
Speaker 8: between two or more renters.
Speaker 4: Supporters have said the update is needed because the old
Speaker 4: version did not flag enough violations or have sharp enough
Speaker 4: teeth in downtown La Michael Monks k if I News.
Speaker 1: A Catholic hospital in Eureka, California, has agreed to provide
Speaker 1: emergency abortions following a lawsuit by the state. The lawsuit
Speaker 1: alleges Providence Saint Joseph Hospital, again up in Eureka, denied
Speaker 1: a woman emergency care after her water broke when she
Speaker 1: was just fifteen weeks pregnant. The suit claims the woman
Speaker 1: was given a bucket and towels and told to drive
Speaker 1: to a smaller hospital twelve miles away while she was hemorrhaging.
Speaker 1: President Biden plans to attend the next presidential inauguration no
Speaker 1: matter the outcome of the election. White House Press Secretary
Speaker 1: Karin Jean Pierre said the President believes in the peaceful
Speaker 1: transfer of power and will be there. Former President Trump
Speaker 1: did not attend Biden's inauguration in twenty twenty one. Dave
Speaker 1: Roberts can hardly watch. Here's the one two pitch from Buehler.
Speaker 5: Got I'm swinging.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 5: That's a World Series win for LA. They've done it,
Speaker 5: They've finished the job and give Los Angeles the parade.
Speaker 5: It's been waiting for.
Speaker 1: That parade happening tomorrow. The Dodgers are world champions. The
Speaker 1: Boys in Blue beat the Yankees seventy six in Game
Speaker 1: five to clinch the title for the eighth time, and
Speaker 1: the celebration is just getting started. You can join us
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning starting in nine thirty for coverage of the
Speaker 1: championship celebration on AM five to seventy LA Sports and
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Speaker 1: KFI morning clouds and sunny with hies in the sixties
Speaker 1: at the beach near seventy for Metro LA and Inlan
Speaker 1: Orange County. Upper sixties to mid seventies in the valleys
Speaker 1: and Inland Empire. Fifties and sixties in the Antelope Valley.
Speaker 1: Clear skies and cool for trigger treating tonight than low
Speaker 1: clouds Tomorrow morning. Hi's in the upper sixties to mid seventies,
Speaker 1: clear and out for the afternoon. We'll have a chance
Speaker 1: of rain tomorrow into Sunday. It's fifty one in Orange,
Speaker 1: fifty four in Manhattan Beach, fifty one in Soiritos, fifty
Speaker 1: three in Garden Grove. We lead local live from the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom for producer Ann and technical
Speaker 1: producer Kno and birthday boy Nick Pouliochini. I'm Amy King.
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