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KFI AM 640
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"News on the Alan. On the half. And when it breaks I'm Claudette Stephanie and live from the K F 24 hour news room. The nation is honoring the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks on September 11th president Biden says the commemorations bring everything painfully back, no matter how much time has passed, but it's so hard. Whether it's the first year of the 20th. Children growing up without parents and parents have suffered without Children. Husbands and wives had to find ways forward without their partners in their life. The president and first lady will visit all three memorials today to mark the anniversary. L. A County health director Barbara Ferrer says 100% of Covid 19 cases in the county are the delta variants. Fully vaccinated. People are well protected from severe infections With Delta variants. It's now clear that fully vaccinated people can become infected and if infected with Delta they infect others. Prayer says cases per 100,000. People are down 50% from mid August despite the drop for air says the CDC's is still classified The transmission of the virus in L. A county as high Please pursuits in l A are up 23%. Last year, there were 484 chases by the end of this fiscal year. It was 597 LAPD chief. Morris's auto thefts are one of the reasons for the pursuits as well as shootings any times with individuals that are in vehicles. And our shooting from car to car or shooting from a car to a person standing on a street more, says officers who are nearby or are dispatched to the area. Try to do a traffic.
860AM The Answer
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"Larry Elder. We are really affected Com studio where I'm hearing this from a lot of people, and I'm feeling it. I really am. I was born in the state. This man who is in the office right now. Impose the most draconian lockdown measures for coronavirus than any other state in the union. To the point where one third Of California. Small businesses will never reopen one third. Many of the things that Gavin Newsom did had nothing. Whatever to do with science. You've heard me interview small business owners who said he imposed lockdowns and mandates and then Loosened, um and then re impose them and then loosen them to nobody knew. What the hell do The science suggested that schools could have remained open. We already have a situation where 75% of black kids in California cannot read at state levels of proficiency. Nearly half of all kids in California cannot read at state. Levels of proficiency, and yet schools were shut down for a full year. The left is always talking about leveling the playing field, making sure that things are equal how in the world you're gonna get equal when you have prevented Black kids. Hispanic kids. From having in school learning for over a year and everybody knows This video learning. It's not the same. This is a state where You drive around in the city like l. A Bay area underneath an overpass on the left and on the right whole bunch of homeless people one after another after another after another. Closing. The rest of their safety to the safety of the non homeless. It's not hygienic. And then don't get me started on crime. Crime up dramatically in cities in L. A. Year to year. Shooting victims up 50% in L. A Burglary victims up 50% in the Bay Area. And what does he do? He goes to the French laundry. With lobbyists. And his medical advisers, the very ones who created the mandate that they were sitting there, violating while not wearing masks and not engaging in social distancing while telling you to wear a mask and telling you to engage in social distancing Meanwhile, his own kid In school private, learning his own business exempted from the very mandates that imposing everybody else. This man has got to go. And then beyond that, this is a state California with all these brilliant people, all these people and Silicon Valley And we have rolling blackouts brownouts because they can't keep the power on. This is city right next to the Pacific Ocean. And we're running out of water. We can't figure out how to keep water from running off into the ocean. We can't figure out how to install desalination plants. Are you kidding me? And don't get me started on the finances. Well, Larry, there's a surplus really. Surpluses, half what he said It is, and a surplus simply means the state took in more money that particular year than they spent have nothing to do with how much they spent and why they spent it. And you think maybe just maybe when you got a surplus, your overtaxing people ever think about that. 13.3% state income tax, highest in the nation. And by the way, roughly 50% of the state's budget comes out of the state income tax. Now, 1%. Not a typo. Not a joke, man. Not a joke. 1%. You know the thing 1%. Households in California account for 50% of the state income taxes, which, as I said, is 50% of the overall state budget. So So you met with the rich people. Stock market goes down. With the recession. And the state. Automatically begins to hemorrhage money because Let's face it. When you depend on that tiny group of people who are mobile They can leave. And many are And this is what's going on in this state, and they want to tax people even more. Now, Some say there might be 100 million struggling with some level of pain. Does that sound like you?.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
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"There is only one Jim role. There is not another organization under the shield that operates quite like the L A Rams. They pull the trigger, and they make that deal from Matthew Stafford. He's coming to L. A. In exchange for Jared got our first rounder in 2022 1st rounder in 23, a third round pick this year. I could not love that or respect at any more than I do. Stafford's an incredible fit, and that is any enormous swing for the Rams gym Room noon eastern 9 A.m. Pacific on CBS Sports Radio. Get to know Tiki and Tierney. There's no rule that says the lines couldn't flip got that they wanted to appoint. You never know if somebody that wanted to shore Watson swings and misses and suddenly there is desperation. You never know what the market could yield. But we told you this months ago that this will be the most volatile off season in terms of movement at the quarterback position, and it's gonna be one fun Hell of a ride. See Keone Tierney, three Eastern Noon Pacific afternoons on CBS Sports Radio. Mothership Madness in the morning with D A. Has his camp. Good cap it off like the penguin. More thinkI, would you get around? Let's go. Wait for these guys to the D, A show morning 6 to 10 eastern on CBS Sports Radio. Jim Rome's got opinion. Honestly, one of the dumbest ideas ever was to put alleged or suppose it in front of the goat. When are related to Tom Brady? He's the goat he is. The goatee is to go to whoever go did he is Goti Makoto Person and most insane is there.
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"You're the Rams, they're the number one defense and so you've got to take advantage of that, and Jared Golf was not going to get them there. Matt Stafford. I have no doubt that he got in there one other time. But dear golf was stagnating. He couldn't throw the ball downfield in that first rate and Sean McVeigh because he knows that his offense can click on all cylinders. If you got a quarterback who is not afraid and has accurate, throwing the ball downfield, jerkoff doesn't possess that. Kiki and Tierney three Eastern Noon Pacific afternoons on CBS Sports Radio. Jr tells it like it is, I'm not gonna punish role rivers for not having won a Super Bowl. There's only a handful of quarterbacks over the past 20 years who legitimately have been is good as spill rivers for his longevity, his ability his stats for what he's done. Go Rivers deserves to go into the Hall of Fame. But J R Sport brief evenings 10 P.m., Eastern seven, Pacific on CBS Sports Radio. Get to know Tiki and Tierney. There's no rule that says the lines couldn't flip got that They wanted to good point. You never know If somebody that wanted to shore Watson swings and misses, and suddenly there's desperation. You never know what the market could yield. But we told you this months ago that this will be the most volatile off season in terms of movement at the quarterback position, and it's gonna be one fun Hell of a ride. See Keone Tierney, three Eastern Noon Pacific afternoons on CBS Sports Radio. Mothership madness in the morning with G A birthday butts to sniff. That was pretty exciting for them. They did tell me they played the limbo all the dogs yesterday and it kept lower the bar. They kept going on there. I don't know how this works different. That was the big game in the first point. This actually happened yesterday happened somebody Instagram. It happened. Then they played spin the bottle, but whoever won actually just drink out of the toilet first. The D a show morning 6 to 10 Eastern on CBS Sports Radio. There's only one Jim role. There is not another organization under the shield that operates quite like the L A Rams. They pull the trigger and they make that deal from Matthew Stafford. He's coming to L. A. In exchange for Jared got our first rounder in 2022 1st rounder in 23, a third round pick this year. I could not love that or respect at any more than I do. Stafford's an incredible fit. And that is any enormous swing for the Rams gym Room Noon eastern 9 A.m. Pacific on CBS Sports Radio. It all starts with just one thing.
KCRW
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"This is NPR news, and I'm Cherry Glaser or this KCRW News Update. It's been four years now, since voters in the city of L. A approved Proposition H H H. That's a billion dollar bond to help create 10,000 new homeless housing units over a decade. So far, though, only 489 units have opened with cause typically running at more than half a million dollars each. That's according to an update provided to the City Council. He's here. W Zana Scout reports that officials disagree on what to make of those numbers. One thing city officials agree on is they like to see these projects move faster at the current pace. The city won't meet its overall goal of 10,000 units until the end of 2024. When it comes to costs. City Council member Mitch O'Farrell argued that the city is only chipping in a fraction of the total budgets for these projects and that a lot of the expenses are unavoidable. He even criticized a prop H H H audit by city controller Ron Galperin that highlighted the per unit costs, saying it's sewed distrust and did the entire program a great disservice. Council member Kevin Daily own had a different take. It's still far too expensive. It's far too costly. It remains to be seen what next steps city officials will take to speed up or cut costs for this badly needed housing. The city of L. A has set aside a fraction of HH H phones for what they call an innovation challenge, which grants money to developers who come up with faster, cheaper projects. You're listening to KCRW. Support.
KFI AM 640
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"This low speed pursuit on the 1 10 North bound Mark Thompson's with us for a little while longer here, and we got more news now. With Debra Mark. The union representing prosecutors in L. A county has pushed for an injunction to stop D a George gas going from getting rid of sentencing enhancements and part of the three strikes law, the judge says. You have a decision on the issue By the end of the week on Lee about 54% of people who worked for the L. A City Fire department have gotten a covert vaccine even though the department got enough doses for almost everyone who wants one and the urn with remains of the Capitol Police officer who was killed in the attack on the Capitol has been placed in the building's rotunda for a memorial. We're going to go back to that chase on the 1 10 next. All right. Let's talk about Carnivore trading. Yeah, these air a bunch of guys. They used to work for hedge funds. And then they said, Screw it. We're going to go out and give the little guy the stock tips right? They went from from, you know, hang out with rich guys to hang out and just giving tips to like guys like you and I. It's called Carnivore Trading. We had right before when, when that game stop is really, really high, and everyone thought that that stock was going to tank last week. The guys from Carnivore said, No. It's going to go up by $100 tomorrow and it did. It went up $130. So these guys know what they're doing. They have stock tips and carnivore is an elite group of traders who've schooled the wolves of Wall Street and their picks. Crush the S and P 500 they're sharing. Their trades with KO Phi listeners for low subscriber fee. You'll get real time text alerts of the stocks. They're trading right now. And you can mirror their trades through your own discount broker if you like, or you can pass, but on why you'd pass these guys for money..
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"I'm so glad that when we spoke with David Lazarus, the business columnist at the L. A Times Award winning business columnist of the L, A Times specializing in consumer affairs, I'm so glad that he started by saying That the stock market is not the economy. The stock market doesn't reflect the economy. It's something that you know, I know that but it's still every time I see that there's something horrible going on in the country, like with Cove in 19 when people were suffering such hideous Unemployment figures that the stock market would just all of a sudden start climb, climb, climbing and have massive games during the day, and it's it would stunned me. I would wonder why why in the world is that taking place of the stock market is not something that I have a great deal of understanding nor appreciation for, and the only way that I'm invested in the stock market is through my retirement plan. That's the only way that I have those kinds of investments. But I'll tell you something that's going on in schools they're learning about the stock market is happening in high schools. Two of my kids right now you know what it might be all three of them right now. They're in Seekonk Lasses economics classes. I didn't know that they were going to be doing this. But the stock market is a big part of what it is. They're studying, and they even make fake investments. Said. There's a certain amount of money that each student starts out with. It's not real money, of course, but there's a certain amount of money. Each student starts out with, and they are able to choose whatever stocks they want to. That that money will be invested in and it could all go into one stock. It could be diversified. It could go into various stocks. I asked if they're investing in commodities, and they said not yet. They haven't really learned about commodities. But they're doing that. And it is kind of funny because one of my kids, Addie, who's just broke. I mean, all my kids are super smart. But you know Esso Addie, who is so good at things like mathematics, it just comes naturally to her. She almost every day comes home and says, well, I'm second to the bottom of the class on my investments or well, I'm totally losing the kid who's doing the best as I understand. It is a girl who invested in, etc. Apparently etc. Just keeps going up and up and up and up Now my son was losing his shirt for a while, but all of a sudden he's turned around, and I wish I could tell you what stocks he's investing in. My point is just I'm so glad that they're learning at least how this works. No, I'm leaving a minute early. I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm glad they're learning how this works because I don't really understand it now do I want them to invest in stocks? You know, I'd rather they invest in real estate because it seems to me that real estate is one of those things that is always secure. You're always going to have the land. You're always going to have the real estate. It's like Scarlett O'Hara, his father said, and gone with the wind. It's the land's Katie Scarlett O'Hara, and it is land.
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"These murals turn shrines with an interactive map to immediately connect the art to the people. Was just incredibly fortunate to have gone to games of the form and staple center. These are memories that you know I'll cherish forever, and that's why that's why it's led to this project. What can I do to get back in some small way? What can I do to channel my energy into something positive? Honestly therapeutic, and I know it's therapeutic for the fans to see these works of art to visit them. It's therapy for the artists as well. And it's just as much therapy for me TOC something to give back. According to as news Interactive map. Kobe's images made its way everywhere from his former stomping grounds in Italy to Kazakhstan. We live in a challenging time, and obviously it's been a challenging few years and challenging 2020, but I have noticed a lot of love out there, and I want to make sure people hear that. You know, people are sharing their love around the world. Besides the hundreds of Kobe murals here in L. A. There's 300 in the country number 100 more worldwide. In the years to come. The number's gonna grow so well. Kobe's legacy. Slow motions and the artists, photographers words missing more. We'll make sure that his legacy still continues. So you know, threw us to the people we inspired, so it's not over. You know, like they say you, you officially die when you for gotten, you know, and I don't think he I think he's living through all of us to every single person he's ever inspired. For KCRW, I'm angel careerists. Kobe and his 13 year old daughter were on their way to her basketball game. When that helicopter crashed for young athletes and their coaches, it was a gut punch. They also over the past year have continued to play. And now even with an ongoing pandemic coaches or finding ways to use that drive and that persistence to inspire young players to keep playing. Badly. Gutierrez is a basketball coach at L. A Valley college or she's known by the way all over the place is coach Nat. She also coaches for the Clippers, youth basketball and a former coach in the Mamba League. The Kobe started a few years back, Coach, not how are you? Hey, I'm doing great. Thank you for having me a year ago. Um Awful awful day. Do you remember where you were when you heard the news? Do? Of course I do. It was an extremely tough day. I actually was in the middle of a tournament with my young girls I coach club as well. So we were part of a tournament at Sierra Canyon, and I was actually out picking up lunch for our team and the coaches. And on my way back. I received a call and they tell me what happened and I just have to pull over. I had to park. It was extremely tough. Then, after about 30 minutes, I resumed my drive to the gym. And when I got there, walking into the gym, it was just a complete different environment. You can feel the tension in the air. You can feel the sadness right? Because you have There were games going on. And I actually had a championship game plan that same day in like an hour after receiving the news, So it was It was tough to say the least. But you know it was. It was my girls that really got me through. You know, they sent one of my girls sent me a text and she said coach I'm excited that we have this game. You know, I'm ready to play with the mamba mentality. And when I When I read that I was like, Wow, I can't be said you know, I have to be there for these girls. They inspired me. I inspire them. And we proceeded actually tow win the championship that day, So it was actually really great. And, yeah, In basketball. Basketball coach is obviously very important to you, your player yourself. When did you realize you wanted to coach and and why youth leagues. Right, well My plate, community, college basketball and on one of my teams, they would nicknamed me Coach Net because I was just always very verbal on the court, And as of then it just stuck with me. And I had a mentor who Really taught me how to interact with kids and really show me my passion because ever from a young age, I've always been very empathetic, and I've always been quick to develop relationships with the youth. S so from that point on I had my first job coaching club and that one swell. Then I got another job coaching middle school and then I just kept going from there and as through my years and through the experiences that I went through I learned that it was a passion of mine, and I learned that I was really great at what I did. So that's that's why I've stuck with it. You've been a coach in the Mamba League as I mentioned earlier. This is this eight week program in L. A in New York that has a partnership with some corporate sponsors, Nike and also with the boys and Girls Club of L. A. Tell us how you got involved with with the Mama League. I've always been a huge Kobe Bryant Finn and I've always wanted to do something that connected me with communities in need and communities who need opportunities to involve themselves in sports. And mom believed, really did that and that resonated with me. So the moment that I knew that I could connect with them and be a part of you know what they represented? I have to so Once I did that, it was an extremely extremely great experience. Did you ever meet Kobe himself? Yes. Yes, I did. I met Kobe. It was my It had been a dream for me to meet Kobe and I I basically manifested it. I manifested meeting Kobe because from a young age of I've always thought. Wow. When? When will I meet him? What will I be doing? Well, I ever get the chance to And I knew when I did the mom believed I knew I felt it in my bones that through this experience, I was going to be able to meet him and it wasn't until the very last day basically of the Mamba League. That's the last tournament of champions, Basically where I was able to bring my team because we had won first place within our league, so we won first place within our league. We were then invited to this tournament. Where he was a surprise guest. So he showed up and I wasn't expecting it. But I was like, Yes, this is it. This is it like and I saw him in person, and I saw an opportunity for me to just kind of cross the lines and walk next to him. So I actually did that because the coaches weren't necessarily allowed toe, you know, interact with him, But I saw my opportunity. I had a polo. You know, I had my mom believe Polo on I looked official. And it's all about confidence. Right? You have to walk her part. Yeah. So I saw my I saw my path directly to him and I took it. I walked confidently past everyone, And as I approached him, I was just like I interact with him and I said, Oh, my God. Like Kobe. My name's Natalie. I just wanted to tell you.
KCRW
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"These murals turn shrines with an interactive map to immediately connect the art to the people. Was just incredibly fortunate to have gone to games of the form and staple center. These are memories that you know, I'll cherish forever and That's why I That's why it's led to this project. What can I do to get back in some small way? What can I do to channel my energy into something positive, honestly therapeutic and I know it's therapeutic for the fans to see these works of art to visit them. It's therapy for the artists as well, and it's just as much therapy for me to do something to get back. According to as news Interactive map. Kobe's images made its way everywhere from his former stomping grounds in Italy to Kazakhstan. We live in a challenging time, and obviously it's been a challenging few years and challenging 2020, but I have noticed a lot of love out there, and I want to make sure people hear that. You know, people are sharing their love around the world. Besides the hundreds of Kobe murals here in L. A. There's 300 in the country number 100 more worldwide. In the years to come. The number's gonna grow so well. Kobe's legacy. Slow motions and the artists, photographers, words ms and more will make sure that his legacy still continues. So you know, threw us to the people we inspired, so it's not over. You know, like they say you, you officially die when you for gotten, you know, and I don't think he I think he's living through all of us to every single person he's ever inspired. For KCRW, I'm angel careerists. Kobe and his 13 year old daughter were on their way to her basketball game. When that helicopter crashed for young athletes and their coaches, it was a gut punch. They also over the past year have continued to play. And now even with an ongoing pandemic coaches or finding ways to use that drive and that persistence to inspire young players to keep playing. Natalie Gutierrez is a basketball coach at L. A Valley college, or she's known by the way all over the place is coach Nat. She also coaches for the Clippers, youth basketball and a former coach in the Mamba League. The Kobe started a few years back. Coaching that. How are you? Hey, I'm doing great. Thank you for having me a year ago. Um, awful awful day. Do you remember where you were when you heard the news? Do? Of course I do. It was an extremely tough day. I actually was in the middle of a tournament with my young girls I coach club as well. So we were part of a tournament at Sierra Canyon, and I was actually out picking up lunch for our team and the coaches. And on my way back. I received a call and they tell me what happened and I just have to pull over. I had to park. It was extremely tough. Then, after about 30 minutes, I resumed my drive to the gym. And when I got there, walking into the gym, it was just a complete different environment. You can feel the tension in the air. You can feel the sadness right? Because you have There were games going on. And I actually had a championship game plan that same day in like an hour after receiving the news, So it was It was tough to say the least. But you know it was. It was my girls that really got me through. You know, they sent one of my girls sent me a text and she said coach I'm excited that we have this game. You know, I'm ready to play with the mamba mentality. And when I When I read that I was like, Wow, I can't be said you know, I have to be there for these girls. They inspired me. I inspire them. And we proceeded actually tow win the championship that day, So it was actually really great. And, yeah, Mean basketball. Basketball coach is obviously very important to you, your your player yourself. When did you realize you wanted to coach and and why youth leagues. Right, well Like I played community, college basketball and on one of my teams, they would nicknamed me Coach Net because I was just always very verbal on the court, And as of then it just stuck with me. And I had a mentor who Really taught me how to interact with kids and really show me my passion because ever from a young age, I've always been very empathetic, and I've always been quick to develop relationships with the youth. S so from that point on I had my first job coaching club and that one swell. Then I got another job coaching middle school and then I just kept going from there And as through my years, and through the experiences that I went through, I learned that it was a passion of mine, and I learned that I was really great at what I did. So that's that's why I've stuck with it. You've been a coach in the Mamba League as I mentioned earlier. This is this eight week program in L. A in New York that has a partnership with some corporate sponsors, Nike and also with the boys and Girls Club of L. A. Tell us how you got involved with with the Mama League. I've always been a huge Kobe Bryant fan, and I've always wanted to do something that connected me with communities in need and communities who need opportunities to involve themselves in sports. And mom believed, really did that and that resonated with me. So the moment that I knew that I could connect with them and be a part of you know what they represented? I have to so Once I did that, it was an extremely extremely great experience. Did you ever meet Kobe himself? Yes. Yes, I did. I met Kobe. It was my It had been a dream for me to meet Kobe and I I basically manifested it. I manifested meeting Kobe because from a young age of I've always thought. Wow. When? When will I meet him? What will I be doing?.
KTLK 1130 AM
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"I love it will be watching. Thanks, guys. Have a great week. We'll catch over the next week, buddy saying, e No. I know it's grow goo. Yeah, just you know you don't that we're gonna be accurate. Most people's You know they're wrong. Wrong. Say, grow goo. There's talk that the majority of people there that are gonna have no idea what you're talking. That's all. It just doesn't have as much of a ring to it when you're saying Yoda, baby. Oh, that sounds stupid. He knows where babies saying nobody don't watch the man DeLorean, baby, she pops in now. Whole boarding now and actually positive where you been all morning. Now you could be here in a second. If I could make a run at me. I'm just trying to take it in front of you trying to write whatever we have standards on the show. I thought we don't but actually each other way. What? Actually wouldn't Manders the show has standards. Certain standards, the show must adhere to Star Wars isn't acceptable but actually category broadly speaking, absolutely jokes about the Brazilian version of the Corona virus, or the exception Because, you know, we we hear on justice and Drew have you no standards. Donald John Trump. Incited the erection high class show. It's really is so real quick before we find out what Sadler today out of Fox News, So we talked about the underground businesses that have been booming under the lockdowns I got. I got a couple of years he's the the L. A County City attorney.
106.1 FM WTKK
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"Times. Some kids are thriving, doing better than anybody expected because the schools are closed. That's right. My friends. He's screwed. Children are feeling less stress. They're getting better grades. They're happy. They're productive now that they don't have to go to school. Some of these kids say that they aren't tired anymore. They don't have bouts of hunger during the day. They don't worry about being bullied their well fed their energetic. They're loving life ever since they have been able to attend their classes online, which they don't really do, rather than at their oppressive schools. Not all students feel that way. The kids who live in noisy homes or whose families are suffering hardships or illness because of the virus pandemic. Well, they're not doing so well. But for the kids, the L A Times reported on man, Old man. Life is good. So maybe it's time to re evaluate everything, folks. What are we doing to our Children? Why should Americans precious, fragile, sensitive kids ever be forced to go back to school? It's too stressful. The grades suffer. They're tired. They're hungry. They're bully their miserable They never win. We should close him. That's what we should do. We should close the schools most of many way forever. We should do it. We must do it in order to save the Children. Think of the billions of taxpayer dollars. Actually, no, they would still charge of the tax revenue so, but we still should close the schools makes all the sense in the world, right? Last year, there was a victim of identity theft.
KCRW
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"Every region of the state is now offering vaccinations to people 65 older. It's a big group around six million people, including well over a million in L. A county alone, and that's on top of health care workers and people in nursing homes still getting shot. Based on the number of vaccines that California has been receiving each week. State epidemiologist Dr Erica Pan says it will take 4 to 5 months to get shots to everyone 65 older. She made those comments during a vaccine advisory committee meeting this week. That means if you're younger than 65, you could be waiting until this summer to be eligible that timeline could change. State officials say they're counting on the Biden administration to speed up vaccination distribution. But for the time being, Pan says, we can expect a slow roll out right now. The state says California is getting 400,000 to 500,000 doses of vaccine a week. Many of those doses air going to people who are getting their second shots. Restaurants and bars have been hit hard during the pandemic. Many have gone out of business and more are expected to close their doors for good before the economy can get up and running again. One thing that could help the viability of new restaurants is doing away with all the red tape involving permitting and the L. A City Council says plans to do that are in the works. Mama Holmes is with Peter L. A and has been keeping an eye on what officials are planning. What they're doing is just asking for just city departments to just take a look and just make some recommendations and that also includes streamlining the Sidewalk dining permit process. The Allies City Council is looking to to do this in several ways. They want the fire department to streamline the process around outdoor tents. Canopies, awnings all of these things that were previously very pricey. And would take a long time for approval. The goal is to keep the changes in place even after outdoor dining restrictions related to covert are left it President Biden is making the fight against climate change a major part of his agenda. Just 24 hours in office, he issued some executive orders, including one that has the U. S rejoining the Paris climate agreement. He also says California and a few other states have not done a great job of meeting air quality standards. Sara Horowitz with the U. C L. A School of law says some parts of California have saw the most polluted air in the country. It will be a mystery to folks who live in certain regions of California, especially the Central Valley, that our air quality continues to be pretty bad for a lot of the year. And so what this says to me is that the you know the bite administration's paying attention. She says This is a message for the state to improve its air quality. Although she believes the federal government there's a lot of the blind Support for NPR comes from progressive insurance, offering its home quote explorers so shoppers can evaluate options in one place. One buying home insurance. Custom quotes and rates are available online. Learn more at progressive dot com..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"l. a." Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"And the bride gets out and starts Don't go up to the house and I'm going to thank the drop. I'm just being nice. Where? What? Plus, I could barely move. So we got out. He started to talk to me, and she started to go like man, I gotta be honest with you. It's just so weird. Like, you know you're back there and I heard your voice. I'm like, Oh, like after what's going on tonight, And that's what did it for her. The piercings did it for me in your voice that I guess I guess she was enamored, and I'm like, Okay, thank you. Here's your tip. I was the one trying to be responsible trying. Everybody just tossed a little money toward me. I'm trying to be nice, right? All right. Give her the proper tip, and I'm like I gots to go. So the moral of this story is, after all, of that you gave her just the tip. I did. I gave her money for driving as a tip, Smart ass. I'm gonna go back and look into the vat. But clearly this clearly mystic to go cup of whatever was badly because somebody I know this is ridiculous. But there were literally people who were asking us. Have you ever been there? We both said no. And they said I know how much you guys enjoy food. You got to eat the chili and a burger. We did let somebody down the saddest part of this story credit. I don't know if I've ever told you this. Yes, I've only been two Maybe four strip clubs in my whole life. Two of them. I've gone for the food. One was in Atlanta. That ever tell you about that one. No, wait. One of them and I've been was in Atlanta was a cheetah or your goal was the pink pony, Okay? Cheater. Pure gold Chief is the one. We're not like a strip club for men, but cheated. Three is where they can you literally. If you went there, they would wash your car. They bury a columnist many years ago for the L A Times wrote about, you know, rarely Can you go to a strip club and get a car wash? I mean, literally. Your car wash was back in the day we did with the pink pony. We did toys for Tatas. Gotcha was the thing where you pulled up in a in a tent and you gave your toys and they took him And then they gave you a little in the couch kind of dealing with Gold Club in Atlanta. Any of that stuff anymore? No Gold Club in Atlanta was the one that came under federal investigation because, like Patrick Ewing, Andrew Jones of the Braves are like huge. Sting. I'll tell you what. Yes, the chef at the pink Pony should have been charged with murder because his food just killed it. Really gets. You know what? I didn't know that and that is pitiful. It was pretty good, too different cities of fhe Hell goes the gentleman's clubs to eat. Me. Is good, too. And now touching all the handles of all the other stuff on the buffet that all those other guys were touching. I bet that's covert friendly. Get gonna puke. Can you get Hops on the line. Yeah, well, you know what and little does he know We're going to start him and ask him if he likes food and gentlemen's clubs that here comes a guy to talk about the gentleman's time. Got no trust me. He know Jordan's Vogel, sports director of News five. He's our last call, and we'll check in with him next, and I bet he can't wait..
WZFG The Flag 1100AM
"l. a." Discussed on WZFG The Flag 1100AM
"Lose today. This damn, There's really no revolutionary thought in this, But I'm gonna bring to the forefront something that Believe every single one of us take for granted on a daily basis. I was in Joe's market last night, buying some actually, eggs and milk, and I got to thinking You know how fortunate we are and central Nebraska. On January the 14th to have a beautiful Case a produce. And eggs and milk, and I got to thinking You know it wasn't that long ago in this country. That you only had food available on a seasonal basis. And I think that you could have eggs. Something like an egg that is so fragile. And yet you open that 18 Pack carton. Actually, I did have one that had a crack in it. And how rare is that? How many miles did that egg that carton of eggs, travel? And yet they're safe. They're clean and rarely do they have a claque. Let's Uh, that's a bit of a Freudian slip an egg with a clock. If it's clacking, you might be too late and eating it. That's just what I'm saying. A crack. We'll talk about that in just a minute person remind you about Alone create cattle company the opportunity to be a part of the brand of beef program. Our calves are leaving this weekend. It's been a really good season. Our average calf was born May the fifth, We're gonna wait right at £600. I think that's pretty good performance for that age, and we're going to get a bass stares and efforts that same stare price plus $180 per head. It's all because they're Piedmont East Side and Long Creek cattle companies put together a program that will work for you. Details at Long Creek, Cavaco and Dad calm So while we as American consumers a reap the rewards of food availability 365 days a year and it's healthy, it's safe. There's no other country that has the record that we do. I don't want us to take that for granted. You know, there are some people that want to cast a negative doubt on food miles. And if that food has traveled miles too many miles, you should only eat local We cannot grow vegetables efficiently in large volume. He could have a greenhouse, but you're not going to do that. In large volume year round. We have 80% of the nation's vegetables grown in the Salinas Valley in California, and we can efficiently and very cost effectively transfer Those vegetables all around the country reminds me of the day that I was just outside of L. A. And I went into a strawberry field where they were harvesting, slicing the tips off putting them in a package right in the field. They would go to L A X that night be put on a plane that night and be on a table somewhere in New York City the next day by noon. People say, Oh, my goodness. That's so many food miles. It's no food miles because the plane was flying. Anyway. It was carrying a people and just because it carried food as well. Reminds us that we should be very appreciative of the number of efficient food miles. Our food travels and is still in fantastic condition..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"l. a." Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Others. Hardly dressed at all. What is happening? Right now You're being detained Everything that won't even that That's up this illegal party, not just an illegal party during the pandemic, but a swingers party as it's advertised online raid even catches some right in the act as the L. A County Sheriff's department's Super Spreader task force moves in and Lasko reporting. Daily coronavirus death tolls at a record high in the U. S. The Washington Post says 4200 Covert related deaths were reported in the last day. That's the most the pandemic. It's also just the second time the nation's surpassed 4000 deaths in a single day. If you're looking for some quick cash, there are two massive lottery jackpots up for grabs. No winning numbers in the mega drawing means the $625 million prize jumps to a projected 750 million for Friday night's drawing. The pots been growing since fall with 34 drawings without a winner since September, a spokeswoman for the Maryland lottery speculates, more people have been buying tickets because it's something fun to focus on us. The pandemic seeps into the new year, the odds of winning a mega million's one in 302.5 million Ever. Rodriguez CBS News. NASA's Juno mission has made a discovery on one of Jupiter's moons. The solar powered craft launched in 2011 has discovered an FM signal emanating from Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymede. This is not the first time radio emissions have been recorded near Jupiter. It's the first time the signal has come from the moon rather than the planet itself. It's 6 35 at news radio Wofl a. Whether his neck college named Daniel Meade beginning Gotta find yourself a black sweater unit up, whether again something good. Listen, beautiful Mom machine ain't no halfway in between. Gotta give me something before follow from people, then the hot booth Horse of yours. And head on down to Roy's. Yeah, it really Rogers restaurants, a steak and cheese sandwich. His bag. It's thin slices of beef steak with melted American cheese smothered with grilled onions on a roll and arising. Say hello, leg And they welcome you Z. So come on down boys and have a cowboy kind of Di Yeah. Steak and cheese. Made to please at Roy Rogers restaurants garnishing uber Eats are available at participating restaurants. Sure exports. Our bill is a shack sports are we're talking prediction for M V p this year. Go ahead, caller. My money's on the Epson ICO tan color printers use me, Dude, It doesn't use cartridges and comes with a ridiculous amount of ink, Sir. So it saves me a ton of trips to the store, Sir, you know, every piece and for most valuable player and not most viable prints, right? Uh huh. Yeah. Please, please. I know sports sports scores. Well, should we go take just feel a chill.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"l. a." Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Just reach over and get that. Wanted toe really remind you of something we talked about in the In the first R, and that's the podcast Now, if from time to time, an affiliate of around the house and you, Norman, listen on runs some kind of a sporting event college or Or or pro sports on we get preempted. Usually it's not both ours just one hour, usually the second hour. If that's the case, then make sure you know how to get ahold of the podcast because you can always listen to the program that way and get the whole thing. So the podcaster available through the I Heart radio site, which is reachable through my website, which is around the house dot com. There's a little set of earphones there. You click on those Listen to podcasts. He'll take it to the I heart site and they're old news around the house right there and ready to go. And you can listen to show by show segment by segment going back, I think The last time I checked, Maybe the 2017 so podcasts are there in Jesse Thomas will put up the podcast sometime this evening of today's program. Let's see what we got here. Uh, this is from looking for this week's email. This is from Dean. Pretty good question for you Talk about recirculating hot water pumps. I've looked at a few and wonder what you recommend our water heaters, 40 ft or so from our From our washing machine. Yeah, I wouldn't know if it's the washing machine. You know You're going to run water in there no matter what you do, And I'm not sure I would do this just for the washing machine. I think it's more applicable to bathrooms that are along. Maybe if you have a bathroom that Near your washing machine. It's 40 ft. Away. Let's talk about a pump, but it was just the washing machine. You're not really interested in hot water coming a little later into the washing machine because it will ultimately get there. We're more worried about getting hot water to a bathroom each and every day and night. When you shower and use the lavatory washing machines aren't used as often as bathrooms. So you might. If it's washing machine, only I might not spend the money. However, if you want to get hot water to the far end of the house, washing machine and bathrooms included. There's there's all kinds of pumps online. The basic premise. Is that you? You pull hot water down one pipe and send it back to through the through the other pride through the cold water pipe round and round. Set up a conviction. Luke from the water heater, so the hot water is right there. Many of these pumps come with a little timer in them. Ah, little, you know, like a little timer that you said to come on before you get up in the morning and And go off when you go to work, so the pump isn't running 24 7. They could go you can find these online auto Cirque laying is another brand L A and G. Grundig has examples of these. There's all kinds of pumps and they're usually a couple 100 bucks. 200 maybe up to $250. So, uh, that's what I recommend A circulation pump. Now the most efficient way to do this is the had a third pipe. This isn't always possible in an existing home. You have to have a third pipe from the bottom of the water heater to that far away bathroom so that the water can return and set up that loot. Now, if you don't have that There's another system and isn't quite as good. Feedback I've gotten is, you know not. It's not a It's not as efficient as a three pipe system, and this is to pull hot water down the hot water pipe and shove it back down the cold water pipe in that bathroom. This is if you can't get underneath. Put that third pipe in the three pipe system is best, but they're the auto certain pump A U T O C I r C works nicely with just a two pipe system. On little again. Kick on you plug it in. I have to get a little power under your bathroom lavatory. Plug it in and set it to come on. Just before you get up in the morning. I'll have instant hot water right there at for the shower. Or the lavatory in your bathroom. So if you could do it, a three pipe system is best If you can get underneath the house, if not the auto search system, and, uh well, take this next break. I look, there's a couple of the brands. I Not remembering right now that I look up when we take the break, so If you want to circulate hot water around, That's good thing. You don't waste nearly as much water. This is especially applicable in ranch style homes where they're where they're very, you know, long, long way If your utility room is at one end of a Ranch style home. Getting hot water to the other end wastes a lot of water and time. Of course in the morning, So let me look up a couple more of those brands while we take this.
KFI AM 640
"l. a." Discussed on KFI AM 640
"For health care workers marry, Garcetti says. Each of the four news sites will vaccinate as many as 300 people. Every day. We promised the city of L. A. We'll get them out as quickly as we receive them. Every single day. Not a single bit of vaccine is going to waste. They're going into the arms of folks to make sure they are safe for all of us as well. Garcetti says. Healthcare workers can sign up for vaccinations at the sites. Away state portal. Two of the sites are at recreation centers in the Valley. The other two are at rec centers in East L. A. Speaking of East L a way got a problem on the 7 10 in that area. It's a little bit of overnight construction North bound coming up on the 60. It looks like they've shut down the connector from the North 7 10 to the East 60. And while they did that, it looks like they held all lanes so Caltrans could get out there and shut down that connector what that's doing to the 17. North man's pushing a back quite a bit not quite back from the five. But about halfway there between that and the 60 beyond your moving, all right, heading up towards the 10 Freeway. Well, another works out along the 60. This is traveling westbound give out lane restrictions in place coming up on Garfield Avenue, and that's sending the drive back away from Potrero Grande, a drive another work zone. This one is in Silmara for the 2 10 eastbound, leaving the five heading towards Polk. Caltrans has the two left lanes shut down for some overnight construction. Hey, if I in the sky helps get you there faster. I.