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"Southland weather From Ko Phi. It's going to be overcast again tomorrow morning. Then it will be sunny with highs low to mid seventies of the beaches low to mid eighties for Metro L. A mid eighties low nineties in the valleys low eighties for inland OC low to upper nineties and the I e. We lead local live from the K F I 24 hour newsroom. I'm Deborah Mark up. Ain't no place like a cowboy placed in no time. Like a couple of times the way like the cowboy. We have a cowboy. Kinda day here when you're all that hungry crowd boys contained naked halfway ground Ain't no way like the cowboy. We have a cowboy candidate. Yeah. Particular your taste buds. With the New Texas Pete Buffalo Chicken tenders at Roy Rogers restaurants. Their hand breaded and battered and dipped in Texas people buffalo style chicken wing sauce. Yeah. Ain't no way like the cowboy way. And so I'm like a cowboy song. Have a cowboy kinda day at roles in a way all going wrong Day? Yeah. Try the New Texas Pete Buffalo Chicken tenders at Roy Rogers restaurants. Kardashian uber eats available at participating restaurants. K F. I am 6 40 I Heart radio station. 24 Hour news. More stimulating talk. I'm gonna lick cute. Come on. We have Gavin Newsome, who's doing a great job. We have Eric our study. He'll get Salih Kevin de Leon Wendy Corio because it is a team effort. Governor Cuomo has become a national leader, garnering who nickname America's governor and a very, very special. Thank you to our governor. No other than Haven't used because it is this partnership with Joe Biden mixes come to reality. You spoke to National Guard troops today, and it's scaring speech that if I want to listen carefully, I thought you would sending soldiers off to war. Really licks Does it take? I'm going to get to Jimmy Gomez in a second, a good questions. Let's find out. You. Hey, you. Yeah, you It's time for your tongue back. Great. Rub a dub dub. Yeah, well, that's a very, very wet tongue there. Uh, it's Johnny Kensho, John Kobylt and can shampoo. Okay, if I am sick, sporting live everywhere. Uh, the I heart radio app. And today is an all Star tongue bath session. You know Originally,.
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"Act. Private schools are a different animals. Just kick you out and say Hey, either you do what are you? Don't we go to another school Bill Handel mornings from 6 to 10. Although I have absolutely no problem with mandated vaccinations. I believe in public health on K F I Johnny Kensho, John Kobylt and Ken Shampoo. Okay, if I am exporting live everywhere, the I heart radio app. Oh, God. But apparently, Garcetti said, I'll probably be here for some months to come. No. Yeah. No, no, no, That's not right. Yeah, it could take months to go through the confirmation process Node you they can declare an emergency. Oh, come on. So Months months. Sorry. Months. We'll just announced today It's already July. It could be the fall before we get rid of them. And they fall. Yeah, it could be September. We can get rid of Newsome and Garcetti in the same month, and then three people vote I I don't ever want to see that species again. Newsom, Garcetti's species. The vapid, silly slick suits slicked hair. By the way, Do you see nuisance here yesterday? And it was funny. He did the press conference about the the water shortage. Yes, and it was the wind was blowing hard. Wherever he was standing. They tried to do this dramatic backdrop behind him. And the wind is blowing hard and most of his jelled hair held in place. Except there were several clumps that blew sideways in the wind, and they looked like antennas that were poking out of his head. Look at three different places. Clumps of hair all jelled together. They were like thick strands like it looked like wire shoot, like, uh, Let's grab the moist slide people right now. And, uh, see what they are The yap about this week. 1877 moist 86. Hey, this is John and this again. We're so excited to hear from you. It's a bad time. I am not an advocate person funding the police by any means. But I'm wondering, Maybe if I'm in favor of defunding the California Highway Patrol come on the 91 Freeway. There are semi trunk in every lane. That except the bad track where Full time out, if you can, If you're not able, have a referee there due to for you In my 60 years, I've never seen Southern California at least l. A county. It's filthy as I see it. Now I live in Orange County. And as I get closer to the L, a county lines from Orange County, I start to see it. I traveled to Ventura County, the other direction and you see it. What's the deal? It's filthy. I was thinking. About Governor Gavin Newsom. I just kept bring myself to say, Deputy doodah. So instead, I'm thinking a little Disney some zippity doo don't And just think of it for a minute. Governor Newsom has Deputy for brains. And isn't this policy a bunch of doodah? So there you go. Zippity Doo dah Governors deputy. If we have a rolling blackouts or brownouts are flex allergic shouldn't test will not be allowed on the road during those times assigned to be Americans who get substantive checks in the mail. It wasn't my idea. You know you talk about these people embarrassment. I want to feel third for But didn't they vote on?.
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"Wall Street Titans are in attendance. Rod Stewart is booked to perform in a photo taken that night. Epstein has his arm around a woman pulling her head toward his so that his smirking lips Grazer Temple Epstein is tan and relaxed and he looks like he doesn't have a care in the world on that same day, 1200 Miles south. A 14 year old girl in Palm Beach, Florida gives a statement to the police that will launch an investigation. But maybe Epstein is right. Not to be worried. Nobody cared what these women have to say Their insights were ignored as the feds and then estate made this case go away. Mr Epstein should have been looking at potential sentence of 360 years at a minimum. That's not what happened because there was a power dynamic here wasn't there. The recent charges against Jeffrey Epstein have brought down a Cabinet member and tarnished the reputations of billionaires. An elite universities here is a group of people and I got to say mostly men who talk a great deal about changing the world but are fundamentally functioning. As a cartel. A very simple question. Who is? How can he be a hospital worker and refused to be vaccinated? I'll show you I wonder if you wear seatbelts driving into the hospital and say, no one is going to force me to wear a seat belt. Or a helmet right on their motorcycle bill handle. No one's going to tell me what to do. Mornings from 6 to 10 on K F I, Johnny Kensho, John Kobal and Ken Shampoo. Okay, if I am 6 40 live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. All right, well, we just had a long conversation with the Santa Monica City Councilman by the name of Phil Brock. Who sounds like his heart is in the right place in terms of trying to.
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"Brought to you by bay alarm now offering virtual security consultations using your mobile phone visit bay alarm dot com to get protected today. Southland Weather from K F I clear skies tonight but clouds and fog coming in late lows in the low to mid sixties. Tomorrow it's going to be cloudy in the morning, then sunny by the afternoon highs in the low seventies of the beaches upper seventies to mid eighties in the L. A Basin. Mid to upper eighties and inland O C mid eighties to mid nineties in the inland valleys. Highs in the mid nineties to lower one hundreds in the inland empire. Right now, with seventies 70 degrees in San Clemente, 79 degrees in Irvine, 88 degrees in Sherman Oaks and 86 degrees in Pasadena. We lead local live from the K F I 24 hour newsroom. I'm Brian Berman. Johnny Kensho, Brian filling in Kiev. I am 6 40. Yeah, the Taliban are overrunning Afghanistan, Or maybe in Kabul by Friday. Let's take you live to big sky the match. Brady just hit there at the second hole. It's a 205 yard hole. Everyone's using a Four iron on this hair, right? There's still Mikel singing that, Swain. Nice contact. Look at that. These are pros. Good Lord. Greedy God. Now, Detective Grady. Sorry. Oh, Anyway,.
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"Deep. Behind barricades back back behind the gate Just to catch a glimpse. Step back, Get out of the way! And then the faces of this story finally emerge. I love you. I love that the house has, but they're not flanked by publicists. Laurie, Do you have anything to say this Lublin Instead? Police and lawyers are at their sides. Are you sorry? I just not because Felicity Huffman and Lori Laughlin are both The center of the biggest scandal in academic history to your dog, you have any regrets? This is a big story today. Operation Varsity Blues more on that fallout from the college admissions scandal rocking Hollywood this morning. Although Huffman and Lachlan are the most well known there are only two of the many people charged with scamming the system. To get their kids into elite colleges. Guys. It's Olivia Jade. I don't really care about school as you guys don't know. They were led by Rick Singer Akon man posing as an admissions counselor and his vast network of co conspirators who exploited his clients. Sense of entitlement. Hubris, an obsession with status. It's the home run of home runs. Had it works. People do it in flip flops and Birkenstocks, you're going to get cut by the sharp rock. Or something's going to eat your foot because people are dump. It's not uncommon for search and rescue teams to bring extra pairs of boots for the person to wear while they're being escorted down a trail Gary and Shannon weekdays at 10 A.m. on Kft, Johnny Kensho, John Kobylt and Ken Shampoo. Okay, if I am sick, sporting live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. Like about a country bar coming up after four o'clock. The architects of failure held a news conference today. This is the crowd that's asking sheriff in a way for the Polish deputies and outreach workers out of.
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"Heart radio app Yes. So new, situated officially in the Legislature have agreed to pay all about 100% of the back rent for low income people, uh and also extend the evictions band I I will talk about it coming up after the news after Five oclock. We got the moist line people waiting right after that On the John and Ken Show a lister it forward into this to the Johnny Kensho email, and I read it And I said, Oh, we got to get this guy on It's the mayor of Aurora, Colorado. His name is Mike Coffman, and the article in The Denver Post is what I learned immersed in a homeless community. So he basically decided he could better understand homeless communities by actually staying at shelters end an encampment and compared life in both. So let's get to Mike Coffman on the show. Welcome. Hey, Thanks for having me. Yeah, First of all, is there a homeless problem in Aurora? You know there were in the different Metro area, which is Aurora. Colorado is a part of that There really is a growing homeless problem. Now it's all relative. It's probably nothing compared to what you all experience. In California. What made you decide to do this? Then? You know, I really didn't feel like I had a good grass of the issue. I had already had covid. It was Christmas time. And so I told my my staff that I was taking a vacation not to bother me and, you know, got my old, you know, video as a closet military was. It was a homeless veteran. I got a backpack. Uh, you know, uh, extra pairs of socks? Uh, some some water, no money. No food and went off was homeless for a week. Uh, so nobody recognized you then. No, I think that the advantage was that in the shelters, um, that you you had to wear man. I wore a wool cap. Uh and and more mask. You were required to wear a mask at that time in the shelters, So it was, you know, it was a perfect You know, the stars really lined up to make this possible where I can go undetected. Well, what I read that really hit me and said, We've got to get this guy on the show was your comparison between life and the shelters? Versus life in the homeless encampments explained what you learned about the differences between the two the people in them and the way you're treated. And what happened. You know, One thing that was shocking is that people never mix. That the people that go to shelters never go to in canvas and the people that are in Kim. It's stay out of shelters, and that really surprised me. I thought they were kind of fungible and went back and forth. And they really don't really two groups. And and I think that What? Um in these were in downtown Denver, Uh, campus in downtown Denver that we're probably maybe more like the ones you have that are, you know, people tend to be relatively close together or kind of packed in With tents, tarps stuff like that. Have you seen any of the pictures coming out of the Venice Beach here in California? Because that's so Yeah, I have. Oh, my gosh, You know, forget tourism. I forget that's what you're describing its horrific So is it that it was very communal, and it was kind of reminded me, You know, my age, late sixties early seventies of the hippie movement kind of drop out of society. Um, drug culture kind of communal sharing of a feeling of freedom. And, uh um so that was amazing. You found it. You found the drugs. They're even more more hardcore man that the drug use was I mean in the late sixties early seventies hippie movement, it was It was marijuana, hallucinogenic drugs here. It's the principal Dr was crystal Methamphetamine was shooting up smoking clear glass fires, but youngish people. I mean, really, twentysomethings, you know, doing this, and they were really shocking that and the level of support they got from the community. I mean, I was shocked that people bring food. You never really had of, you know, I eat better in the encampment. But I did in the shelters and what can be done for these people? The encampment people you're describing you kind of called him the free spirits. They don't want the rules that come with the shelters because you did notice when you're in the shelters that there are rules. Mhm. Yeah, they don't want to be in supervised setting. It's really tough. I mean, you know, just and people people were really you know, a lot of people that are in the at what I call advocates the so called advocates who were really upset about my observations because I never in my talking to these folks. Never met anybody that wanted to move on and get a job. I mean, this has really become a lifestyle issue, and people really had a hard time. Understanding that from the outside and say, how could people make a choice to live like this? How can people want to live like this? But as immediately any just me anybody that wanted to change and that's the hard part. Yeah, I think you know when you're young, like that twenties and thirties, and you want to just usurp responsibility and authority, and then you're in the cloud of drug use. You can't look at that and say, why would anybody want to live like that? Because it's a whole different universe that they're in and they get caught up in it. Yeah. So it is pretty shocking, innit? And from a public policy point of view, it is very hard to to come up with a solution. You know? I mean, what I'm looking at for my city is a no camping ban. That would require them to stay in designated areas where they just can't pop them up anywhere, And that's for that's to me. That's not controversial, but to a lot of people. Here it is. Well, I I think you're you're right, and I think your experience shows it. When you compare the two because you mentioned that you did run into three types of people experiencing homelessness, the mentally ill, the chronically homeless suffering from drug and alcohol addictions, and those who ended up in the economic circumstances where they got displaced. But those first two groups, those first two groups they need to seek help. Because they're now that was not in the cam it that was in the shelters, right. And so, yeah, and the shelters there. Yeah, there were people that were mentally ill that that will never be able to take care of themselves that we have responsibility to help. Obviously, there are people that have a very expansive definition of what mental illnesses but But it was clear to me that the people that couldn't take care of themselves then that large group of People that were chronically homeless that have drug and alcohol issues. And really the vast majority of that did not want to move on. And then those people that were economically displaced, principally due to covid. That, but they had a path. They had it. They wanted to go back to work. They were used in the shelter system as a way to save money, either to wait out to pandemic because they had a job that you know, maybe the clean houses for a living right? Public health officials said. Hey, you, you, you know, we don't want non family members in your house. And so they lost enough accounts to where they couldn't pay rent and loss of place. So they were waiting it out. But in some people were, you know, starting lost their jobs, you know, due to a downturn caused by the pandemic. Regulations were, you know we're doing day labor staying in the shelter than going out in the day and doing day labor saving money with a goal of getting getting a regular job back and getting an apartment, so they all had a path. And I was 100% confident the people that were economically displaced that they had a path. Well, I think out here I think what was really good about your your article in the Denver post and your experience by going to both the shelters and the encampments. We have the encampment problem out here now, I don't think they're all necessarily just people in their twenties and thirties were enjoying the free lifestyle. I think in the encampment here there is a lot of mental illness and some severe addictions. But they're definitely fit the description you gave that they don't want to live. By any rules, So don't you just have to get tough? There's nothing else you can do. Otherwise, she'll be overwhelmed with this problem. Yeah, I think you really I I think you you know, I believe that we have to have a no champion Banner written a pretty Taiwan It says Unauthorised camping is unauthorized camping. You know, it doesn't have to lie rise to a level of being a threat to public health or a threat to public safety. If it's if it's unauthorized camping. On private or public land. It's unauthorized camping and and they're going to have to move to a designated area period and that designated area we can provide some services, clean water, sanitation and things like that. But you know the filth in the trash that's associated with ease and cameras. It's just stunning. So where do you go from here? You said you're getting some blowback about your anti camping idea..
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"A area. There's several, uh Democrat legislators, Assembly members and senators that I personally have worked with and can work with. Like you said, are sympathetic to this issue. They just need to hear from there can they need to hear more from their constituents? Then they're hearing from the Bay Area legislators and the Bay Area special interests that are promoting and pushing this additional excise tax and pushing the constraint of The gasoline market in California. Alright, pleasure talking to you, Senator Brian Jones. Thanks for coming on. Thank you, Ken. Thanks for covering it, And I'm glad to help out anytime. Alright. State Senator Brian Jones from Santee down in San Diego County, the rural area of San Diego County and, uh, And a whole bunch of other Well, there's not a lot. Senate Republicans in Sacramento are calling for a gas tax holiday because come next Thursday. Gas prices If they aren't already climbing. Supposedly, they're climbing because the economy is recovering. So the demand has gone up. Although I remember months ago before the economy was recovering, I started to see the prices go up. But now it's escalating at a pace, which is hitting $5 a gallon in many places as I mentioned the highest level in nearly six years. He would like the Sacramento politicians that run things to look around and say, We got this big surplus. Why don't we give people a gas tax holiday? For a while? That's what the Senate Republicans are asking them to do. Alright when we come back, we're gonna take a little trip to Biden Ville. See what came up today from Joe Biden or esteemed president Johnny Kensho on Ko Phi Deborah Mark with News X Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin will be sentenced tomorrow.
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"That was a single family home next story. Now they're building something that we'll have a bunch of condos. There will be stunned. They really understand it. They won't believe it will be like how did this happen? Well, that's what the purpose of having you on the air right now is explain to people. This is how it happens. Oh, I can't thank you enough for drilling down on this because it is wonky stuff. And you're right. You know, Sometimes a lot of people just don't wake up till it until it's too late. So I've written this initiative. Actually, that it's starting to get traction may show up on the November 2022 ballots. To amend the state constitution to make zoning and land use municipal affair exactly would shrimp the state's ability to eliminate local control of this? So, um, it's kind of our neutron bomb if they're just going to continue doing this, so so stay tuned to hear from that. In fact, there assembly member mirrors Al Martucci introduced it as a bill C a seven So if somebody wants to go look and read it that I know some people hearing was, they're probably going to gallon to look at that See a seven. It stands for Assembly Constitutional Amendment seven. It's not going anywhere as you can imagine in the Legislature. But hopefully it's going to turn into a statewide initiative. I mean, he's a Democrat. He opposes these bills. SB nine and 10. Yeah, well, I'm a Democrat to okay, well was Democrat of the year like five years ago, so in my little district here, but this is a bipartisan issue. There's no question about we got Democrats and Republicans, you know, and that we all sit in FL we talk about it's got nothing to do. Really. This is truly truly I know. I'm saying that there's a chance to stop it in the Legislature. Yes. Not really where there is. There's always a chance. I don't want to say that I'm testifying next week again before an assembly committee. So, um, you know, you've got groups like Livable California You've got this other groups forming, like California Alliance of local elected who are rallying against all these individual bills, which is just daunting. And so we're still trying. We're still fighting. But you know, we've got plan B. All right, Mayor brand. Thanks for coming on. I appreciate it. Yeah, thanks for having us And thanks for drilling down on this Redondo Beach Mayor Bill brand. He was sent to us from livable California dot org. But he says a lot of organizations are opposing these bills. Specifically, we're talking about Senate Bill nine Senate Bill 10 in Sacramento and I think Mayor Brand explained it well, that you could have Hedge funds, pension funds, Uh, big investors rental giants who could buy the property next door to you if these bills passed And they could build a condo structure in your single family home neighborhood. Jaws will drop. How many wasn't too long ago when people complain about what they called McMansions in their neighborhood. They were single family homes, but they were too big. They're dwarfing my neighborhood and taking over the rich people are buying a bit. This will be worse. You could have six units next door were a single family home was that could be rental Hell, because you know what rental people are like. I used to be one. But that's a long time ago. And now I really understand how homeowners feel Johnny Kensho and K F I. Deborah mark of the news research.
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"Are you recording us? I am? Yeah. Someone knows something. Season six. Available. Now listen and follow this podcast for free on the I heart radio app number one for music, radio and podcasts. All in one Looking back at the world of sports. It's the I Heart Radio weekend. Sports Time capsule. What's going on, fellas? Sports fans that Sandy West, let's take a look back at what happened this week in sports history. Start off back in 1927 Jack Scott in the Philadelphia Phillies pitch to complete games in a doubleheader. Scott beat the Cincinnati Reds 321 and lost three to nothing. In the second game. Scott was the last picture in major league history to complete two games on the same day. This week in 1941 Joe Lewis knocks out Billy Khan in the 13th round at the Polo Grounds in New York to retain the world heavyweight boxing title jumping ahead this week in 1982 with the U. S Open at Pebble Beach, Tom Watson wins his only US opened by two strokes over Jack Nicklaus this week in 1986 Bo Jackson, the Heisman Trophy winner in 1985 signs with the Kansas City Royals to play baseball this week in 1987, the LA Lakers win their 10th NBA championship with the 16 93. Victory over the Celtics in Game six of the forum this week in 1994, the New York Rangers hold off the Vancouver Canucks 32 in Game seven for their first Stanley Cup in 54 years. This week in 1995, the Houston Rockets complete the unlikeliest of NBA championship repeats sweeping the Orlando Magic M v P five and local If I am 6 40 I Heart radio station. Johnny Kensho, John Kobylt and Ken Shampoo. Okay, if I.
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"To 1 10 in the I e right now 72 in Dana 720.85 in Anaheim, 98 West Hills and it's 92 in Sherman Oaks. We lead local live from the 24 hour news room. I'm Deborah Mark. Johnny Kensho, John Kobylt and Ken Champ. Oh, it's calf! I am exporting live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. Ken is away for a few days. There is was a great story today in The Washington Post, uh, about hygiene theater. That's this is a cousin of Security theater when she run into at the airport still after 20 years. And this is, uh certain customs and procedures that have nothing to do with preventing what they say It's supposed to prevent. It doesn't actually have an effect, but it makes people feel good. Because people in our culture now in America are very fragile. Very emotionally vulnerable doesn't take much to upset them, and they need constant assurance and reassurance and they need to feel secure. And they need to be feel validated. They need to know that their fears Are being validated. And, uh, I don't know what day the world changed. But the world changed one day and everybody became an emotional wreck. And this is even before Covid Covid just sent Lot of people over the cliff. And I'm going to go through this list that they have scattered throughout this story. And, um, I bet I've been I've seen almost all these things. Uh, and an ice cream shop in Rockville, Maryland. Ice cream servers wear gloves. And they scoop the ice cream into cups. There's a sign taped to the front window that says no cones, Covid. Now. Why would that day Let's think I tried thinking about this earlier and I couldn't come up with it. You might say, Well, they're going to touch the cone. Well, they're wearing gloves and they're touching your cup. And by the way, wouldn't if the virus could be picked up on services. Wouldn't they be on the gloves anyway? No cones, Covid. Can't think of a single reason for that. I guess that makes people feel better. At McDonald's in Virginia. They have yellow police tape. Cordoning off. Self serve bed. Beverage stations. You know where you got to Get a coke. Get a large Coke. You go up. And I saw this at a number of, uh Fast food places. Over the last year and a half and I was just staring at it. It's like, well, why How am I going to get covid doing that? No explanation. No reason. There have been zero people infected, refilling their coke up. Zero people getting infected getting a vanilla ice cream cone. You go to Nationals Park. Baseball. Fans use a Q R code and a digital menu. Rather than ordering directly from the person who hands them their hot dog. So this is so you can't say. I'd like a hot dog and a soda. Right? How many cases that prevent And they're admitting now the experts The experts who were wrong all of last year. That none of these precautions provide any real protection against the spread of the virus. They call it Hygiene Theater. Defined as the deployment of symbolic tactics. That do little to prevent the spread of the virus, but may make some anxious people feel safer. Oh, well. That's all that matters, right? So I think the the covid rate has Plummeted here in America, Vaccinations are soaring. But they're still doing this nonsense. In fact, where was I went to a place this weekend where they insisted on flashing the thermometer. Electronic thermometer on my forehead. What are you doing? First of all the temperature is always wrong. Either that or I'm dead. Flash the thermometer at me one day and it's an 84.3 was my temperature and the guy goes okay. You're alright. Really? Yes. Think you stand six ft away, And sometimes you're not aligned properly. And maybe it took the temperature of my baseball by baseball cap. I don't know. Picture took temperature my shirt. The guy says I'm okay. All right. Actually, I must be dying, sir. Say, quote a Dartmouth college business professor. Who specializes in public health. We should be scaling back on these precautions. Especially cleaning surfaces. Um She says. Why This is another thing, the incessant scrubbing of surfaces. And what's funny is Pretty places like Whole foods. They are they really do it. Obsessively. I mean, they just won't stop. It's like after every customer, somebody is washing down the conveyor belt. And I look around and I see very clean people. Mean Whole foods gets a different crowd. I mean, just You know all these very skinny pale women in these fragile man stereotyping much. I was standing in the whole foods line this weekend, Everybody met my stereotypical expectations. Every one of them. There's no uh they're all fat people there. Lot of emaciated people. And the guys look especially, uh, fragile, much. Well, it's true. You should come with me the whole foods and you can tell me going to go on a whole foods Children right across the street. All right, let's go on a trip. One day you'll see you tell me what I say. All right? Um They are still in New York City, disinfecting subway cars. Their power washing the outside of subway cars. And one, uh, guy named Danny Pearlstein, Who's the policy director of the Riders Alliance?.
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"Louis, Missouri on a mission to explore the northwest from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. President Thomas Jefferson commissioned his private secretary Merryweather Louis, William Clark, an army captain to lead an expedition into what is now the northwest of the United States almost 2.5 year. Was later the expedition returned to ST Louis, bringing back a wealth of information about the largely unexplored region jumping way ahead this week in 1965, in what may have been the most ridiculous waste of taxpayer money. The FBI laboratory declared that the lyrics of the song Louie Louie by the King's men to be officially unintelligible. Based on an outcry from parents who bought into what may have started as an idle rumor. The FBI launched a formal investigation in 1964 into the supposedly porn Graphic lyrics of the song Louie Louie This'll Week in 1973. Skylab, America's first space station is successfully launched into an orbit around the Earth 11 Days later, U. S astronauts Charles Conrad, Joseph Kerwin and Paul Whites made a rendezvous with Skylab, repairing a jam solar panel and conducting scientific experiments during their 28 Day stay aboard the space station on this week in 2014, broadcast journalists and a very hard time understanding how we can have as wealthy country is We do and have kids not eat. Just don't get it. This benefit would cut child poverty nearly in half. Here's the problem. It's for one year. So next year, the kids go back into poverty. Bill Handel mornings from 6 to 10. What good is that on K F? I Johnny Kensho. John Kobylt 10 champ. Oh campaign and 6 40 live everywhere in the I Heart radio lap, always got done talking to a woman named France the studio city's trying to organize it has been Organizing a campaign to bombard elected officials about the homeless problem. This'd from Mike Bonnett. Remember a few weeks ago, There's this story that bonded along with any city councilman. Proposing using beach parking.
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"20 in the morning to 6 20 at night, and the next key word will be at 6 20 with Tim Conway High before the pandemic struck us down in 2021 of the biggest subjects almost daily on the Johnny Kensho was the growing homeless problem, which, by the way, has gotten worse in L, A and L. A county because he's basically been a stand down. Undoing anything about homeless encampments more on that in a moment, But this story ran last week from NBC Force Investigative Team and reporter Joel Grover. That more than 50% of the fires that have started in L. A this year are coming from the homeless encampments. And there's something about Mike bonded in here, too. Let's listen. This was what got the attention on the Venice boardwalk this morning of joggers and passers by flames shooting out of this building, which the fire department said started in this homeless encampment. Next door. Finish. Residents tell me they're used to seeing encampment fires, but none like this one. It was only a matter of time. Until something of this scale happened. We first met Venice resident Alan Person's last fall when the item revealed data that showed the number of fires in L. A connected to the homeless was up 82% from the year before, Parsons was worried about all the propane tanks and barbecues at many homeless encampments, firehouses 100% of fire hazard on House residents told US Flammable materials are the only cause of encampment. Fires tent goes up in flames. What's the cause? Usually a miss. Understanding over money or drugs. It's a problem could be getting worse in just the first two weeks of this year, roughly 58% of fires in L, a more than half of all fires or flagged as being related to homelessness, according to an L. A City fire official was putting the on house residents at risk. It's putting the House residents at risk. Residents like persons have asked the city to resume doing regular encampment cleanups, which had stopped doing when the pandemic began, leading to bigger and bigger piles of combustible materials around many tents. Many homeless advocates call those cleanups inhumane because homeless people are forced to temporarily move their possessions. Yesterday, City Councilman Mike Bonnin introduced a new motion urging the city to do cleanups where it would be optional or voluntary. For the homeless to move their belongings and even hiring the homeless to help clean up encampments. If you look behind me, this is what optional get you tense that air now overflowing from the sidewalk into the streets. The item asked to speak with Councilman bonding today, but he was not available. In the meantime, residents say, they're worried the.
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"I'm Debra Mark, We have accident. Attorney Sweet Change Bergner on the line. We've known James for years. He's the one you call. If you ever get into an accident, you could reach him at Sweet James dot com. James, Welcome to the Johnny Kensho. Thanks for having me. Hey, James. A lot of wacky things happen and something California. I wanted to talk to you about Jet back guy That's been flying around l a X and I guess. Say, you being the sharp eyed attorney. What's the liability here of something disastrous happens? Oh, my gosh. Sure. You've got a guy some unknown, unregistered, unplanned flight and where the most complex and crowded airspace is in the entire world that air spaces for commercial airliners and just illegal flying in that space. So he's tinkering in his garage and wants to be some superhero and he's flying up in that commercial space, and he's going to face a litany of problems because of an accident. The FAA confined motel quarter of a million dollars and put him in jail for a year. But the FAA can also coordinate with other agencies Department defense, Homeland Security, FBI and local authorities. For additional enforcement action. So this guy could just be up the creek. Yeah, If he gets sucked into an engine and brings down a jet is the airline responsible? Could passengers and families sue, they would likely have that sort of insurance coverage. But the primary culprit would be jetpack Guy. I imagine he wanted some suit. Cool superhero name like Iron, Eagle or wing defender. Can't believe they haven't tracked him down yet. Yeah, a couple of times twice. I mean, he's out in the open air clearly in pub. Like he's on video. Nobody. Nobody at the airport Security traced him attractive yet it's hard to believe. Thank God it's a pandemic was less flights up there. I guess that's very true. You know, part of me wishes that he gets whisked away into some special secret government agency with a bunch of other oddballs to save America. But likely is you're going to get changed left on him and that'll be the end of them. Maybe he'll jet pack into the inauguration or something that was actually being there Anything sweet James Burger If you give her get into an accident, he's the one to call 805 152 100. That's it. 805 152 100 Sweet James, calm investors and Ri A provides up to 18 to 21% bonuses annually on the real estate portfolio. Go toe and ri a dot net for more live by local am 6 40 I Heart radio station.
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"Com Underneath the photo that says, Guess the beach, Babe Rock in this cheetah print swimsuit. They want. You know, Alex, you could look at the hot photos of the girl in her bikini. Really? Yeah. Give me a minute and this one for with a young guy to theirs. After that their death of Siegfried of Siegfried and Roy and 81. But this story Is entitled L. A county supervisor Janice Hahn. How dare the Health Department allowed clinics to throw vaccines in the garbage? It's a report on the men's Health Foundation in Inglewood. Who contacted people who are not on the priority list desperately wanting the vaccine because a huge number of people who signed up to get the vaccine at this men's Health Foundation were no shows. And so they These folks got the remaining doses, but that runs afoul of the county Health Department guidelines. This. This would say only people on the priority list should be vaccinated even if the vaccines would otherwise end up in the trash. This is more of Barbara Ferrer's insanity. Yes, she actually created a policy where, if not enough people show up for the vaccines. You're supposed to throw them in the garbage rather than give them to anybody else in the vicinity. Did you believe they work this story for four days trying to get an answer from the L. A County Health department saying, isn't it better to vaccinate non priority residents than throw the precious vaccines in the garbage? They never got an official answer. But they did say eventually we'll take punitive action against clinics like the Men's Health Foundation. But teams, he says what? So it's an off the record thing. Are you kidding me? Which means and they're right. Most clinics will follow the official guidelines and probably throw the vaccines out right because they haven't stated publicly. But they won't come after these health providers. They said. State publicly go out there and find anybody. They'll take the vaccine before it spoils. That's it. That should be the printed instructions. It is. Can anyone get control of Barbara for rare? She's has a policy to throw out vaccines. PhD and social work you have to say is resonating more something, somebody somebody. She told me that she went for quite a while in her daily briefing. One day this week, carrying on about racism. Yeah, that she has to be the most important She actually job. She actually, I think believes that the that the virus itself is racist. Well, I shall let's appoint a commission and strike, I guess against the virus itself is ah white supremacist. If you if you go by Barbara Frayer is thinking here is TMZ. They're exclusive interview with L. A county supervisor, Janice Hahn. Currently I'm sad to report we've on Lee given out about half of the doses that have been allotted to Los Angeles County. This is unacceptable and we need to let all these clinics we need to let all the hospitals every vaccination site should be told by L. A county at the end of the day when you have unused doses. Don't throw them away. Start calling people who can be there in 30 minutes and get it in their arms supervisor. We held that story for four days because we couldn't get an answer. Even from the health Department. We couldn't even get an answer. And eventually we ended up getting kind of a non answer, saying We're just not gonna prosecute them or pure be punitive with them, and we're gonna work on new guidelines. And I was looking at this and thinking work on new guidelines. You guys have known this vaccine was rolling out for months. And what I'm being told on the inside is they had no plan and the health department is still offering. I mean, no guidance If they're not even talking about vaccines that could go in the trash. I don't know what your view of that is. Our county Health department was going under the guidelines that the state of California put out that came from the CDC, right. You have to do Healthcare workers first. Then you can go to these other tears with the central workers. But when we have health care workers that don't show who miss their appointments, then what do you do with the extra doses or unused doses? And by the way, once you open these vials, they have a six hour shelf life. And the worst possible thing that could happen is if we find any of these vials in a trash can you know outside of a clinic? I'm going to call on our health. Apartment to begin immediately issuing guidance to all these vaccinations sites that at the end of the day, unused doses immediately begin giving them to anybody And everybody you can. Every one of these vaccination site should have a wait list. And there should call people up and say, Can you be here in 30 minutes? I don't care what your urine come get vaccinated. That's what I'm gonna do. Well, this isn't going to, um see interviewing l. A county supervisor. Janice. How well did she do it? I don't know. I think this story just ran. I don't know if she's done it yet. Well, how long does it take for for the for bar refer to issue a one line statement. If you run out of Patients get the vaccine to anybody. You confined. Yeah. Take a minute that takes about 30 seconds to type up and send out. He also got the times has been soft balling this story, but this had trained their trash chaotic covert 19 vaccine rollout leads to more deaths were there right now we can say it on this side. That if you don't get these vaccines out there, you're killing people. We've been hearing for months. Most socially distance. You must wear a mask, Save lives care about others? Well, Johnny Kensho cares about others get the vaccine out there and save lives..
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"Look at the guy What that guy's doing. Oh, he's an LAPD cop. And it blindsides the chief that I think it's a bigger, bigger issue. All right, very good state very much. My guys dig around anything you can find about this vaccine disaster. Barbara for Air is overseeing in L. A county. Johnny Kensho CAF? I Deborah Marquez. Ooh, houses voted 232 to 1 97 to impeach President Trump for an unprecedented second time. It's for the right of US capital, during which five people, including a Capitol police officer were killed. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said during the debate. Trump has got to go. He is a clear and present danger. To the nation that we all love. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there's no way a serious or fair trial could be held and finished before Joe Biden takes office. McConnell says he still doesn't know how he's going to vote. The news is brought to you by choice administrators. Insurance L. A County health director Barbara Ferrer says over the last seven days more than 1500 have died from Cove in 19. Since the surge began in early November, the death rate among Latin ex residents as increased from 3.5 deaths per 100,000 people to 28 deaths for 100,000 residents, she says. The black population is the second hardest hit, followed by the Asian population. Ferrer says evidence of a New year's holiday surge could happen by the end of this week. A bill to fund the effort to house the homeless in California has picked up support from the mayor of L. A. We need the sustained investment, and that's what bring California home is all about so 80 71 will have this predictable, dedicated permanent stream of funding of $2.4 billion Garcetti's is the source of the funding would come from increasing the corporate tax rate in California by less than a percent. The state would also close a loophole that allows corporations to pay less in taxes on overseas profits. The NTSB is planning on holding a public meeting next month to share the probable cause of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant. All nine people on the helicopter, including Bryan's 13 year old daughter died in the crash last January in Calabasas. The virtual meeting is scheduled for February. 9th divers off the Indonesian coast are still looking for the cockpit voice recorder from the airliner that crashed over the weekend. The divers have already found the black box data recorders. The crash presumably killed all 62 people on board. The plane was a 26 year old Boeing that had recently spent nine months at a service. Indonesian officials say the engine was inspected corrosion last month before being put into being for being put back into service way have a crash on the four or five in North Hills. This.
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"We'd be up all night. The uppers wasn't meth. It was natural that it means How do you go through life without drugs? You know, I've never understood how anybody could take the bar and pass it without cocaine to this day. I don't understand that Bill Handel. Do you miss it? Yes. Mornings from 6 to 10. All right. Well, that was easy on K F I Johnny Kensho, John Cho belt, Ken Sham Poets camp. I am 6 40 live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. Alright, already a mess workers being told if you get to the patient, and it doesn't look like they can survive, Then don't bring him to the hospital because we got no room. Talk to Alex Stone ABC News for CAF? I After three o'clock about that story. On. Of course, today is the vote in Georgia. Do you think this will go on for weeks is a lot of mail in voting going on in Georgia. Do you know a lot of people Early Vote? Yes, There's a tremendous amount of mail in voting, but they changed the rule, and they're allowed to count the vote in advance of Election Day. Oh, that's what was the screw up in many of the other states is that there was a heavy democratic advantage in the early voting is what I heard. Yeah, just but it won't be a last minute surge. Like last time It'll be enough front, Serge. And then you'll have to see whether the Republicans catch up from Today's voting. Mm. Yeah, And it's unknown case that Republicans tend to vote in person on election day. More than Democrats do. It's just the way it's always been. Yeah, which is weird to me, but It's just It's kind of their tradition. I, uh, yesterday at this time we were talking about the strange twisting story. Of actress Tanya Roberts. Tanya Roberts appeared in a bond movie of view to a kill That's with Roger Moore. She was in that 70 show playing somebody's mother, a character's mother anyway, it was reported. Uh, by a man we described as her boyfriend. His name is Lance O'Brien. That she had passed away. And this made its way to TMZ and got reported and picked up by several new services and became a story. Yesterday morning, but later in the day report that she did not pass away at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. This is what we got from this is strange. Inside edition reporter Stephen Fogg bian. Is interviewing Lance O'Brien. And believe it or not, he gets the shocking phone call. This is yesterday remind you because today we learned she did pass away that that in fact she had not died. Let's listen. Mystery surrounds the medical condition of Charlie's Angels actress Tanya Roberts, who was reported to have died yesterday. And then today was said to be alive. Tanya suddenly collapsed on Christmas Eve after walking her two dogs. Newspapers across the nation today, Kelly reports of her death and I was interviewing her long time boyfriend, Lance O'Brien, when the shocking almost impossible to believe news came in that Tanya was alive Now you're telling me that she's alive? Thanks a lower thank God. He says Tanya did not have cove it but was placed on a ventilator because she was struggling to breathe, He says due to covert 19 protocol, he was not allowed to be at her hospital bed at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. To comfort her until what he thought were her final hours yesterday. What just happened? Lance? What was? What was that The hospital's told you why. They're calling me from the ICU given. So the hospital just called you right now and told you that Tanya is still alive. Uh, I'm sappy, blue eyed beauty dazzled in the last season of Charlie's Angels chosen out of 2000 actresses. She was also a bond girl in the 1985 movie of you to Kill and later her best known role was a ditzy mom on that seventies show. Tanya would often speak with fans during live chats on Facebook. Here she is from December 19th, where she seemed like she was feeling fine. Okay, basically just hiking with my dog and June my workouts in the house. Her boyfriend says Tonya was experiencing problems with her liver function. When she was hospitalized..