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"61, Roseville. Wholesome and right here in Sacramento. Along with Christina Madonna. I'm Sam Shane Off the cap trust we go to find Mr Kelly Brothers with the business update on Tuesday morning. Good morning, sir. Sam. Good morning to you. This business update Brought to us by the von Hausen Mercedes Benz Automotive Group Market. Overall today is mixed. The Dow is down about 1%. The NASDAQ is up slightly as there's really no catalyst to push us one way or the other, especially with the S and P 500, closing at a new record high. As of last Friday, when we last got together, however, we are keeping our eye on oil, which has continued to, although it's pulled back a little bit here in the last two or three hours, but It did get to a six year high after an OPEC meeting was canceled. Of course, you combine high oil prices with new taxes in California, and you can see why the price we're paying at the pump. Feels to be somewhat astronomical. Also, the Andy Jassy era begins at Amazon today. First full Business day for Mr Jassy as CEO. First time anyone not named Jeff Bezoza has been CEO of that company, Mr Bezels, becoming executive chairman and next time around, we'll talk a little bit about the great resignation millions and millions of workers resigning in this economy and we'll talk about it. Dow Down 3 20 4 34,066 NASDAQ Up seven The S and P Down 23 or one half of 1% gold up 23 at 18 07 Announce. Oil Down 1% and our 10 Year bond Yield. Pull it back 1.35%. All right, Kelly, Thank you so much. It is July. 6th. It is time for what year? What happened to conclude this hour with Albert Parnell? Yes, I'm going to start with the year 1933. And that's when the first major league baseball All Star game occurred. The L 14 to 2 and Babe Ruth hit the first All Star home Run. They wrote then. Yeah. All right. Good. Old babe. Room. Big bamboo. Wsky, Bambino, Bambino, Big Bambino. Have a big big Lebowski. Was that other dude? Yeah, but they were both big They're going for. Yeah. Oh, the Sultan of Swat. Yes, bottom as well. I learned all that from the sand lot. Oh, I love the story, Mom that I could watch that movie and I'm not a baseball person. I know. I said, love and you're killing me. Smalls Love it. I love that movie the next year. Let's stick with sports on this one next year. Halves year 2020. And that's when the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Pat Mahomes agreed to the largest contract in sports history inked a 12 year deal worth more than 500 million. Dollars. Okay, Half a billion? Yep. A lot of money to play the game. You know, to do that negotiations you kind of have to start close to a billion dollars and then negotiate down. You think you think that was the starting point to get to half a million? Yeah. Billion a billion. That's the negotiation point. Is 500 million. Albert, you'd be laughed out of the room got a billion dollars less. He could play like I'm Uh And speaking of money, Let's stick with money on this one, the year 17 85. And that's when Congress decided to name the U. S currency, the dollar. Okay, Okay, and I have some history on that from Oxford words. The Flemish or low German word. Joaquin's Thal referred to Joaquin Valley where silver was once mined coins minted from this mind became Joakim Stahler, which was later shortened to faller, which eventually morphed into dollar. Well, it took a long way to get to them. Sorry, I couldn't shourd in it. I don't have time. So it went from walking Thaler to walking to follow dollar $2 to eventually morphed into dollar, but it's a Flemish or low German word. Uh, only done I'll be doing as well. Thank you that that's great. That was too. It's too complicated for me to remember. And I find it interesting. Thank you. My Google fingers are quick. That's the secret. Okay. We have a congressman, uh, in Washington, D c. Who says we need to have hearings on UFO's OK? It is time it could be entertaining. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding? Yeah. Better than hearings on a lot of other stuff. Like what happened on January 6th Guess which one? I'm gonna watch UFOs.
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"Overall are higher on Friday as the US ADDS 850,000 new jobs in the month of June. So big jump over May had a nearly 250,000 jobs month over month, which is much better than expected. Unemployment rate still remains relatively high 5.9% given that there are An abundance of job openings about 11. Million people still unemployed, receiving Koga related unemployment benefits and looking here at the real time numbers, Dow Up 42 Points, or 1/10 of 1% and 6 34,077. S and P 500 also into new territory this morning, up one third of 1% at 3 4033. NASDAQ Up 40 points or a quarter of 1% of 5 14,061 gold also higher up. $7.50 announced to 17 84 oil lower by about half a percent at 74 86, the 10 Year bond yield. Also lower this morning. 1.44% Terrific, John. Thanks so much. Here's a sliver of what's coming up this afternoon. Christina and Sam, so the delta variant In Sacramento will talk with the county public health officer about it this afternoon. Kitty O'Neil starts her program at four o'clock Friday, July 2nd Time for what? You're What happened. Albert Parnell. What do you have? Yes, the first year have year 17 77. And that's when Vermont became the first American colony to abolish slavery. 1977 1 year after 17 76 8? Yeah. What I tell you, isn't it? Isn't it really impressive how quickly we do, Ma'am, Ma'am. Mhm. I'll never do math on the air at the top of our heads. I know we should. We should have been mathematicians hotels to take you to to Vegas, All right? The next year. I have 1964. And that's when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act and the voting rights Act into law. Okay, 64 the last one that I have is the year 1939 my girl talking about my My.
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"The issues with Covid 19 because they shut everything down. And and so they're going there for that to Aussie Would Ozzy would? Yes, 7. 40 is a time after the roads we go. Let's check in with Brian Normal. This report is marked by Stockton. Honda Westbound I 80 from Roosevelt looks good nine minutes to the camp City Split wanted to get past this plate ahead westbound across the top of town on I 80 then we do have some slowing. You only hit the slowing just a little bit past winter streak That's due to an accent a little further up the road just before real into Boulevard. At least somebody careened all the way across the roadway caught some air went down the embankment about 75 ft. Off the roadway. A record is there, CHP says they have the right lane shutdown, And that's why we have a delay. No delay on the Cap City Freeway. Get past the split there, and it's nine more minutes to downtown getting busier on 99 coming in from l grow, but either five or 99 remain a 13 minute drive in 50 westbound from Folsom 18 will do it 20 from Woodland on I 5 16. If you're making the trip in from Davis, it's the Fourth of July sales event at the number one Honda dealer in Northern California Stockton Honda anytime anywhere, it's all there. Stockton honda dot com Traffic on the tent every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way Home Traffic Center news 93.1 kfbk. Day, the highest 95 degrees tomorrow, 94 degrees and Sunday, which is July 4th. 93 degrees. We have a pretty consistent three day forecast heading into the weekend. Okay. News from your neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us. What do you have? Yes. This is coming out of the colossus son, Harold. So Colusa Casino Resort will kick off the Fourth of July 5th activities this Saturday with a free concert. In the courtyard is featuring love.
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"It's one of the biggest problems with modern media streaming services make it tough for outsiders to determine what's really popular and what's it dubbed? That's tough on investors and on fans who don't understand the rationale sometimes when their favorite shows are cancelled. Stocks set to open mixed Dow futures down nine S and P futures up six and NASDAQ Futures up 46 points live of the Bloomberg business report. I'm Ed Corey on news, 93.1 k f B K ed. Thank you, sir. We do appreciate it. Here's Kitty O'Neil. Hey, guys. Senior citizens lost just over a billion dollars in scams last year. We'll take a look at that this afternoon. All right, Kitty O'Neil. She gets it going at four o'clock. It is Monday, June 28th time for what? You're what happened, and Albert Parnell joins us What he have, sir? Yes, the first year I'm starting with this year 17 6. The two and that's when the first reported counterfeiting attempt occurred. It was in Boston. Mhm. Yeah, kind of fitting 17 62. It doesn't say if it was paper or coin, does it? No, it does not. Say paper would be easier. Okay? Okay. Yeah. The next year I have is the year 18 94. And that's when labor Day became became an official U S holiday. Okay, 18. What was that? 18 94 88. It was originally a union holiday. I believe right? Wasn't it like workers like the workers of the world kind of like Union holiday? I'm just trying to think about how many federal holidays we have now. It's like, Oh, my God, right. I added a couple this year, and it's like when you work in the private sector doesn't matter. You're still going to work. Yes. You work for the government boy. Yeah, they are another holiday. That one we have 12. I was correct. There's 12 federal holidays. Okay, we just look that up. But I knew it from the top of my head because I always remember. Always remember, days off. Let me tell. Yeah. Uh, okay. Last year that I have is the year 1980.
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"You know, all it takes to make a phony vaccine card is a printer in the right kind of paper. And that's not good news for businesses in California and across the country, which are under guidance from the CDC, in some cases to relax restrictions and Let people take off the mask where proof of vaccinations required, Bloomberg says. Companies are relying in a program that can easily be cheated. Dow futures Down 20 S and P futures down one point I'm Ed Corey with the Bloomberg Business Report on news 93.1 kfbk. Alright, Thank you, Ed. Let's take a quick second here and see what's in store later today on the KFBK afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil, Hey, salmon, Christina Well, the store was one of Sacramento's best but lacks laws for crimes affecting businesses are causing this retailer to close up shop and moved to Texas. Okay, keep it will have more on that coming up at four o'clock today on the KFBK afternoon news. In the meantime, it is Tuesday, June 22nd time for what year? What happened? And Albert Parnell joins us with this first edition on Tuesday. Yes, that's correct. The first year I'm starting with this year 18 70. That's when Congress created the United States Department of Justice. Hey, back in 18 70 Next year I have is year 1942, and that's when the Pledge of Allegiance Was formally adopted by Congress. Very nice man. 1942 the year that we really got involved in World War two interest. Yeah, we'll see how you link that together right there, Okay. I don't even think about that. The last year that I have is the year 1985, but I want when you're lying. Oh, yeah, That's Bryan Adams. Right there in his song. Heaven number one in the charts Back in 1985. Gen X Prom song..
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"Look at money in business. Let's get over to cap trust and check in with John Lockwood. Hey, John. A Cristina. Good morning. Well, stocks have given back a little bit of the momentum off the opening bell as some inflationary data is coming through here, and Boeing looks to be Trying to support the Dow was the Dow continues to slide. Boeing could potentially benefit as a terrorists are reduced from the EU and the US, we've got a fed meeting. Kick it off today. Two day fed meeting where we're expected, uh To hear more on how drone Powell's going to signal the bond buying program that the Fed has. So the thought here is that the Fed it could reduce their bond buying program, which means that If they're not buying bonds. They're not injecting money into the monetary system. So investors certainly looking for how the Fed is going to position, uh, that tractor supply coming to Rockland Big retailer looking to come over to a loan Free boulevard. They will be the anchor tenant with some other retail development there, and also a drive through And let's take a look at our real time Numbers here on Wall Street. The Dow currently down a third of 1%, or 114, points at 34,000 to 79 S and P, also lower down 1/10 of 1% of 2 4051 of the NASDAQ, giving back after reaching an all time high yesterday down just 1/5 of 1% 1 14,068. Gold higher by a dollar. 18 67 announced oil $71 barrel The 10 year bond yield 1.50%. All right, John. Thank you so much. Here's Kitty O'Neil. Hey, Christina and Sam will vaccinated. Californians can ditch the mask in many places today, but the California Nurses Association is imploring the public to keep on wearing them. We'll be talking about that this afternoon. All right, Katie show starts at four o'clock. By the way, Coming up the top of the hour. We'll give you all the breakdown of what this reopened means for California this morning. Okay. Tuesday, June 15th time. For what year? What happened with Albert Parnell? What do you have? Yes. The first year that I'm starting off with is the year 1994..
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"Your neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us. Yes, it's coming out of the merciless sun stars. So for the first time And more than a decade, Mercy College will have a new building. Construction of the new 29,000 scrip for Agriculture. Industrial technology complex kicked off yesterday morning with a formal groundbreaking ceremony. Okay. Thank you very much, sir. Appreciated. This is quite a headline. It's out of the Daily Star killer. Ai drones hunted down humans without being told to This is, according to a bombshell U N report. I'm going to need a secondary source on that. The explain explosive drone with these drones were deployed during an engagement between rival factions in the Libyan civil war, thought to have deliberately crashed into targets without being ordered. By a human controller. Who boy? Yeah, there's so much to be done in a I I know that just sounds like the topic of a bad B rate movie does, But anyway, it's out there in the Daily Star this morning. Also this morning, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot being sued, has been hit with a lawsuit for dodging a white reporters interview requests a week after she said she would only speak one on one with journalists of color. Yes, she's refusing to do any interviews with white reporters. That's the policy of the office. Yes. So this reporter is suing her now the reporters from the daily Color Great Britain, right. No daily caller is trying to remember where that has been Shapiro's deal. Okay, so it's a very conservative outlet that's trying to make a point here, But others that you know from mainstream have complained as well and said, Come on, you know you can't pick who's gonna cover you. Complaint has been that the media make up of the landscape in Chicago, particularly is too white that it doesn't reflect the city's injury. The people who live in Chicago Earn enough people of color in the media in Chicago. Yes, that's been her complaints may be true. I don't know. I mean, that may be true, but her policy is his, you know, ruffling some feathers. We're going to get John McGinnis on the line here very, very shortly, and the topic is going to be pretty straightforward. There is a plan by the governor and his administration to release 76,000 prison inmates early in California, and there are a number of dozens and dozens of district attorneys prosecutors who object And so we're gonna we're gonna get through all of that with with John. There was traffic reports every 10 minutes on the 10 this morning keeps rocked her fairly.
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"Neighborhood, Albert Parnell joins us. How are you? I'm doing pretty well. This coming out of the Chico Enterprise record, so concerts in the park series. And Orville is returning. June 18th at River Been parked. The concert series were run through Friday, August 13 Awesome. That'll be just terrific. I just love hearing stories like that. San Francisco Chronicle This morning. They have an interesting opinion piece written by a top researcher. UCSF name Monica Gandhi. Who says Essentially we're not gonna need booster shots. Bodies of scientific research indicate that your immune system should offer you long lived protection from reinfection if you've been vaccinated yet, no, not just long lived but life lifetime. Another study. This is that a University of Washington Says that your antibodies if you have even a mild case of Coben should last you a lifetime. Sudden if you haven't been vaccinated, right? Yes. Yes, yes. So they say that the antibody drops right in some of those early studies that came out showed yes. The antibody drops once you get healthy again, and the thought was, Oh, maybe you won't be immune. But now with these latest This latest research there saying, yes, you are indeed immune they've been taking they've been tracking people and they say, probably for life. Well, that 11 flow now between now and six months from now, right? I mean, one water without you will be saying about it. Six months from now. All right. Well, I mean, the goal of the federal government is to get a shot into every arm. They'd like to see that. You know, Some people have pushed back on that saying, Look, I've had it right. And now there is research to support. Yes, you are protected. Listing. Hey, not just the housing market that's cooking. The commercial real estate market around the region is doing quite well. Thank you, which is a surprise, looking good and are we did some digging on that She's going to join us very soon of what she found out. Breaking now on news,.
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"Highs reaching about 65 66. Then Thursday will be sunny with a high near 67 currently 46 degrees in Sacramento. Not for a little news from the neighborhood we bring in Mr Albert Parnell. Take it away, sir. Yes, that's coming out of the reading record Search. Liesel. Downtown Reading will be having a market street reopening celebration after has been remodeled. The virtual sellers ceremony will start at 11 A.m., ending with a vehicle procession that will include a police escort to antique cars. A fire truck a dash electric value van. Bikes and some water. Okay. Sounds like a nice event. Thank you, sir. From Redding, California from Sacramento, California and the bee this morning. Have you seen the almond blossoms yet? You driving around? Well, I haven't been driving around with any are but they're beautiful when you do see them s so we were driving around last weekend, Okay Through the Central Valley and boy, it was tell you a gorgeous Yeah, The bee has the story says it's the largest pollination event on Earth. Believe it. They bring in B. They have beehives that air driven in and transported into the state, too. You know, get out there and pollinate the state Spectacular almond bloom, the largest single pollination event in the world. Wow, it's begun. Okay. You said the honey bees are buzzing. Yeah, They definitely are this out of San Francisco. You know, they're right now suing in San Francisco to get kids back in school, and UCSF says that's a good thing because the number of suicidal Children Is it a record high in San Francisco 66% increase in the number of suicidal kids in the emergency room 75% increase in youth who required hospitalization for mental health services. Said. They're just getting crushed under the number of kids and that keeping schools closed is catalyzing a mental health crisis among school aged Children this consistent off across the country. Yeah. But this is the first of its kind lawsuit in California and possibly in the country to sue to get kids back in school. Well, we're gonna talk about that very topic in three minutes with Aubrey Aquino because the efforts are underway in a number of school district's locally to start getting kids back into the classroom, right. At least plans are being made. Yes, and so she joins us in three minutes. Give me my traffic reports traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes all the way home. It's a word that no traffic conditions. Another fire reported Stay connected. KFBK. Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil Sacramento's news be 3.1 kfbk..
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"Your forecast, And it's a nice one Sunny today with a high near 60 degrees in the valley, Then tomorrow sunny skies with a high near 65 degrees, And on Saturday much the same Sonny behind your 65. So it looks like a great looking weekend on the way. Okay. News from your neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us. Would he have? Yes, that's coming out of the Chico Enterprise record. So the town of Paradise wants to remind drivers that the Paradise Police Department will now be conducting speed enforcement with a new radar device. According to the town. Most of his newly highly hired police officers have completed necessary training to use the new Aladar equipment for speed enforcement, which is a light detection and ranging device. So they use light. And they make it into like a three D device in order to make sure that you know that you're speeding. They got a new way of getting you. Yeah, Yeah, We're going always come up with those toys. Yeah. And then you always say you lower. I must be fine, right? But it sent $5500 barometer must be broken. Have you ever gotten out of a ticket? Any of you Really? I know you have right on my man. You have right One time she I told you. I knew it once I got out of a ticket. What was? How do you do it? He just I think you just felt sorry for me. Oh, Albert doesn't even buy that one. I don't know. I've done. Did you bet the eyelashes? Yes. You didn't know my dad was the CHP. Lieutenant. No, no, no, I didn't. I took my lumps most of time. But I mean, I got pulled over quite a bit so Really early on when you're first. You're a new driver. So you were a lead foot of U Shaped up? Yes, I have. She also talked to one of the great wine tasting experts in the world Lead foot over here. You know, it was James Suckling is his name. He's part of my new podcast, which is out this week. But during the pandemic, he teaches a master class. And that was one of the things my husband, my in our adult Children would do. Every week we take this master class. It was something to look forward to when we were all locked down together. And so you thought at the time I needed interview this. Yeah. I thought you give these fascinating and he's had a very any from California. We're gonna hear from him. Going out. We're back in three. Sacramento's number one for breaking news. Continuing coverage. Local news mayor West Sacramento traffic traffic on the tens, every.
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"Will get done right? Things will be happening outside. Alright. News from your neighborhood. Albert Parnell joins us. Yes, this coming out The Auburn journal. So a new city of rock star. Excuse me, a new city of Rocklin and rocking a Bridge Area Chamber of Commerce Grant program will assist local businesses with their utility calls this approximately $180,000 in coronavirus relief funds, and it helps salons, barbershops, personal care services, Move theaters, gyms. And fitness centers, Winery bars, breweries and distilleries and family entertainment Center. Say Okay with their utility costs. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Found another city. They're gonna pay you to move. They're ready for this one. Okay, $6000 you get okay. Moved to Natchez, Mississippi. Well, that'll give you Ah, first last and you know $2500 moving expenses. 300 bucks a month. Stipend get so much a home causes costs and natural 168,000. Alright, So six grand goes on. Long way sure does work remotely from Natchez, Mississippi, you know, as remote workers becoming more of a thing, One of all can live in all kinds of areas. So the snowpack survey was held yesterday and they did. Okay. Not is great. No, they I think they were a little disappointed. Yeah, well, there it seems like they're always disappoint their heart group to please never enough, right? But here we are in early February, so we still have time. But there is a new plan being rolled out right now. When we hit firefighting season to fight fire fight, Toto fight fires I should say going to use him technology. Yes, indeed. Jim Ryan joins us in three minutes to tell us more about that. Coronavirus vaccines now being distributed in California, opening up mass vaccination sites for the very latest on how you can receive yours up vaccine distribution. They connected all hands on deck.
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"Air. Let's get over to news from your neighborhood. Albert Parnell joins us Would he have? Yes, that's coming out of the red Blood Daily News, So the preliminary December unemployment numbers were released Monday, and they showed an increase in to him a county's joblessness Despite streakers streaking patterns over the last few months, December's unemployment jumped from 6.8% to 8.7%. Thank you, sir. Residents in Malibu, according Headlines this morning reporting a surge in trash. Oh, yeah. Washing up on Malibu Beach is everything from like, Use needles to get this a dead dog. Likes what? Where's it coming from, do they? No, they don't but that they're seeing a lot more of it. So anyway, they're getting to the bottom of that Well. Businesses have long focused on winning over the wallets of millennials and Jen's ears. But this strategy could cost them dearly, according to Bloomberg, because the economy is poised for what they're calling a silver surged. What's that? That's baby boomers who have become vaccinated first. Who are retired, so they didn't lose a job. They haven't been spending any money because they've been staying at home and they have pent up demand. They want to travel. They want to go out to eat. They want to go do anything they can do, and they're going to be surging in terms of spending Silver, not referring to meddle. No, no Silver surge referring to your hair, hair color, Not your hair. Firstly, but just hair, You know, personally in my hair personally, you're here too. But mostly just for people who have so far right in Ugo the demo. You know what E gotta box That'll take care of that. I've seen those jobs done, And sometimes they don't work out so well, I know that's why you should not do your own hair, okay? You want to talk about Facebook and Apple and I've loved this story is such a good story. This duel that's about to happen. Can you see it? You know, it reminds me of like sumo wrestlers approaching each other on a mat. That's what this reminds me. Apple versus Facebook. No, it's coming up. I am very excited. We'll collect your $1000 stimulus. Hi. I'm rob from Arden Arcade area of Sacramento's and I just want $1000 just for listening to K. F. C. K FM and am I am going to pay down a bill and I'm going to go out and have a fantastic evening of dining..
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"Of course, I would mean snow in the high country Wednesday, mostly sunny reaching high of 56 degrees. That is a look at your three day forecast. All right, Let's get a little news from your neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us Would he have? Yes, it's come in all the woodland Daily Democrats. So UC Davis had to has attracted a record number of applicants over 105,000. Applicants are seeking to enter as freshmen transfer student in the fall of 2021. So you know Albert, It's not just U. C. Davis, You're all my mater. But U C L A last week reported similar results. They smashed records for admission requests. At U C L A. So that's consistent with what's going on in UC Davis here. We thought that we would see probably lower participation. You know what, Kristina? Maybe it's pent up demand. Well, it could be. Yeah, like I want to go. It's gonna get back to school. So political reporter did something unusual decided to leave Washington D C and got into the country. And decide and found out that Trump's base is actually stronger since I left office really listen to this conclusion. I think there's a huge disconnect between Washington and the rest of the country. This is what the reporter said The understatement of the year. Can you believe this? E? No matter who's in office, the usually huge disconnect. This is a political reporters. Name is Tara Palmeri, and she didn't interview on MSNBC. And she said, basically Marries observations run Cron, contrary to the assumptions of many in Washington, D C establishment and the mainstream media They're so out of touch. They just they just don't get it. Well, the rest of the country just watches them. Fight over. Stop thinking is anything going to get done? But here well, if not just the political establishment, but a reporter who covers them for political goes out in the country. Yeah, and it's like her eyes were opened up for the first time, right. It's the media as well. They just don't get you know. Stuff that goes on on the other side of Pennsylvania game, just letting you know. Well, you know, hats off to your forgetting out good and discovering Good point point. Well, we'd love to see more of that. Great. All right, let's we're gonna regroup and get Aubrey Aquino and here to talk about this vaccination effort. Own behalf of teachers Should teachers moved to the front of the line to get our schools open. Well, a lot of them want to OK in one of the big union bosses written a letter to the governor saying, Please move us up the list. We would like to get back into school. So there's that there's an enormous push to get public schools back open from the governor on down now, So we'll have that with Aubrey coming up in about three minutes from now, stay with us. You mean my traveling reports traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes all the way home. It's a word to no traffic conditions. Another Fire reported Stay connected KFBK Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil Sacramento's.
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"Tahoe, 30 in Roseville and 31 in Sacramento. Joining us now, Mr Albert Parnell, whose microphone is open for news from your neighborhood. Take it away. Yes, it's coming out of the Chico Enterprise. So Abe, you county jail inmate who escaped from a minimal security dorm early Monday morning was returned to custody of deputies responding to a tip and located the inmate at a Chevron gas station. And Orville. Where the Butte County Jail. Is that so? He escaped from jail in or a villain was founded a gas station in Oroville. That's are not that far. Okay? Much of a plan. It sounds like when he got out. Okay. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Okay. So here's the deal report surfaces this morning 11 billion That's with a B has been stolen from California taxpayers. Through the unemployment office. Yes, Fraudulent claims So we wanted to find out. What could you buy for $11 billion? Quite a bit. So I found a list of $1 billion items because you could have everything. Everything on this list. Everything okay? Okay. The Miami Marlins. All right, all right. Baseball team, the most expensive house in America. Some very nice art. These air all a billion dollars. The biggest. Yeah, These are all a billion the largest super yacht, a private island. Ah, Balmoral Castle, The castle. That'd be cool. Um, and the most expensive jets, the most expensive car. White House. Oh, The hand if President Biden won't sell it to you, um and a family vacation to space. Sure. Why not? That's a great place to go with the family. You could have all of that for us much as we've been defrauded. There you have. That s O. There's one country in the world that has done quite well. Thank you during the pandemic. China like everybody else's struggled except China. We have new numbers to tell you about that and their dominance how they're growing in three minutes, Sacramento's number one.
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"Linger all the way through the end of the week, Okay? And we should get what 48 inches or something. A star in the very highest elevations. Maybe even more. This is a significant storm. Right? Okay, Let's get a little news from the neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us, but he have, sir. Yes, it's coming out of the reading record Search lights. Those little sad news. The North State lost a respected states. Manchester Lake City Council member Larry Farr passed away at the age 84. He served the community for 38 years. 38 years as a council member, you know, guys, that's a job that's one of those thankless job. You don't make any money. You get nonstop, just grief. People don't get their trash picked up. Guess who they call you at dinner. It's not an easy job. It's not what I see so many residents, one by one, getting up a council meetings and just ripping into the council. Then they're there to listen to it. Doing that for decades is hard to imagine. And then they start slumping in the chair. And then you know why Here we go again. Now, having had to cover those city council meetings as a young reporter, man better than Ambien. Oh, kidding. For the most part. So you're saying you sat in the back row into the little snooze? Is that what you're telling me? No, I was wide away having the news. Okay. Uh, we're coming up on 7 43. And three minutes we're gonna heal from Bill's Emperor knows a whole lot about football. He's going to break down what we can expect in Tampa between the old guy. Well, young buck oldest relative. So tell me about it. Love that coming up. Give me my traffic reports traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes all the way home. It's a word to no traffic conditions. Another fire reported state connected kfbk. Afternoon news.
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"On the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk Today Partly sunny with a high near 65 Tonight Patchy fog alot run 44, Then our Bring like weather is going to continue tomorrow and Friday with highs around 66 degrees. Currently it is 48 degrees in Sacramento. All right time for a little bit of news from a neighborhood we bring in Mr Albert Parnell to talk more about that. Yes, it's coming out of the U. K a daily journal. So in response to the pandemic, the community Foundation of Ministry no County it's offering nonprofit relief grants to mitigate some of the unique difficulties faced by nonprofit organizations in Minnesota County. The funds range from $500 all the way up to $10,000. The deadline to apply, however, is January 15th. So that's two days from now. Okay, sir. Thank you very much. Headline out there this morning. Remember how we all voted on the independent contractor issue right Initiative on the ballot, especially feel like drivers for lift and the rest and uber On. We said Yeah, they're independent contractors and we need to keep them. Guess who's suing Unions. The unions are now suing to reverse that that decision that we all made at the ballot box because the unions are working like crazy to try to get these independent contractors. Under their umbrella. They want them to be good union pain. You've gotta pay those union dues, baby, right, So that's one effort for a lawsuit. Another is a restaurant owners in Sacramento County, joining forces this part of a class action against the state and county. They want to recoup the money they've spent on state and local fees, including liquor licenses. And health permits. So that makes sense. Why would you have to pay a permit if you're not allowed to be open? Ah, liquor permit, and I can't open up her life for license so that that is Ah new lawsuit being announced today. I am not surprised in the least at that one. And you talk about by the way local jurisdictions and the revenue issues that they're having. Oh, I mean, can you imagine if they can't get the money from the liquor permits and license? Some people suspect That is why we're opening up. It might be was straight ahead. We're going to hear from some of the regulators for what? They're trying to enforce some of these mandates by the governor and they say they're being harassed. And we also have the other side of that story. We have both sides three minutes away. Be ready. Events are fluid. Corona virus Vaccine details are constantly changing. Getting a vaccine. It's an OMG moment you're minutes away from a fresh update on.
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"Now to get some money and business news. We go over to Jenna fees Burford and Brothers with Kelly Brothers. Really reading this morning. That's a Google employees are unionizing. This is kind of a first from big attack. Yeah, there's there's a lot of talk about this in a number of different big tech companies and Google being the first one to kind of see their employees make the attempt to kind of get together and form a union and we will. We'll have more on that as the morning where is on Also, I wanted to mention In case you made a new year's resolution to eat a little healthier too portly helping you out. They're launching Collie flower rice. Today s O such as white or brown anymore, you cauliflower rice. As well. Tesla. It was an audacious grand goal for test Little wanted deliver 500,000 cars last year, and they came up just short. I mean, over there and 4 499,000 cars delivered, but Almost right on the nose in terms of delivering 500,000 cars. We started the morning at record highs on all three major averages move further into record territory and then have pulled back a little bit. As we begin trading in 2021 Dow Down 1 38 to 4 30,067 NASDAQ Down 12 8 12,076 the S and P down nine points. Gold up. 50 1945 Announce. Oil flat 10 Year Bond Yield 100.94 All right, Kelly. Thanks very much. Appreciate it. We'll talk to kill again and hear from her, by the way. Cauliflower, Rice. Yeah. Good way. Make it We haven't a lot, okay? It's good. I'll take your word for it. It's just I mean, the way we make it. I don't know if Chipotle is going to do a good job. I'm Shirley. Well, I think they got it down. I'm sure they're okay. All right. Time for what? You're what happened. It's January 4th. Let's bring in Albert Parnell. Yes, the first thing I'm going to start off with this year 18 96. And that's when Utah became the 45th state of the United States entered the union. All right next year, I have your 1980. That's when the United States boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics. 0 1980. Yep. Boy. Yeah, I remember that. Quite well, OK. Do you know what it was for? It was because of their USSR. This cold war thing. It wasn't Yeah, the specific topic. I can't recall Albert off the top of my head, and I should know this because it was it stuck out because all of these young athletes who have been training for four years We're just told at the last second you're not going There was a last minute thing. Yeah, that sucks. All right. The last one that I have is the year 2009..