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AP News Radio
Tourist boat capsizes in southern India; at least 22 dead
"A double decker boat carrying more than 30 passengers, capsized on Sunday Night off a beach in southern India, officials say more than 20 people, including children have died. A regional police officer says the rescue teams are expected to recover more bodies from inside the boat after putting it ashore from the Muddy Waters. He added India's national disaster response force and the Indian coast guard personnel were engaged in rescue work and tried to find those who were still missing a sports minister says the dead include children, who had come for a ride on the boat during their school vacation. The tourist boat had capsized near the estuary of a river in Kerala states Malibu district, and most of the passengers were tourists. I'm Charles De Ledesma
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Why Simon Campbell Went to War With Local Pennsylvania Authorities
"Those who missed our chat on my newsmax show recently in the last time you were on the show, just give us a little crazy little summary of why you went to war with the local authorities in Pennsylvania and who ended up winning eventually. Yeah, right. Well, the local school board in Pennsylvania a bunch of 9 left wing radical liberals were silencing people at public comments, three citizens before me got silenced. That's why I showed up in Malibu. They weren't allowed to speak. Exactly. They showed up a public comment to criticize the critical race theory program and they were basically told to shut up, sit down and be quiet. And it was all on videotape. So I found out about it. And I'm like, right, well, you're going to get a piece of my mind. And they tried to shut me up as you saw. And so the four of us sued them in federal court for First Amendment violations. And we won an injunctive order against the district saying you're not allowed to enforce this piece of garbage unconstitutional speech policy. And then they ended up selling the case for $300,000. Paid to the lawyers, of course, because the lawyers make the money. And for my trouble as a plaintiff, I got the grand total of $17 91 cents. Now you tell me Sebastian, 1791. Does that ring a bell to you? I love it. I just want to know, how did you engineer that your reward was $70 and 91 cents? Well, here's the thing. When you file a First Amendment lawsuit, you can only get what's called nominal damages because it's not like you're claiming you broke your back or anything like that. And so you have to put a figure in for the court and I said, well, I will update it. It means something. I want the year the Bill of Rights as enacted. I want those suds to send a British citizen a check for 1791 and don't mess with it, but a citizen's First Amendment rights again or I'll get 1791 from you.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dean Cain on His Journey From Trailer Park to Princeton to Hollywood
"So dean, your life has been so fascinating. So I wanted to ask you a little bit about just kind of your journey before we talk about more of the news stuff. I saw that you spent some of your childhood in Michigan and then in California. And in high school, when you were in Santa Monica, you were excelling in sports, and you even played some baseball with Charlie Sheen and Rob Lowe. Is that correct? And what was that like? It's mostly correct. I grew up, so I grew up in I was born in Michigan, but I moved to California when I was three. My mom up and took off with her two kids. Her first husband was my biological father. It was not an ideal husband, was philandering and so she left and came out to LA to be an actress with two kids to the Asian kids. And we looked more on my given name as Tanaka. So she came out here with us too, and met and fell in love with my dad. Who she married a year later. And then through a really terrible story actually, a woman was raped and I believe killed in an apartment next to us or right near us. And then the next day myself and a couple other guys, my brother and another couple kids were out playing cops and robbers as they used to back in the day. And I was the youngest and so I wasn't able to have I didn't get to a gun. So I went looking for something and I found the real gun and it was apparently the weapon that was used and that day my dad borrowed, I don't ten, $12,000 from his parents in South Dakota and moved us to a trailer park in Malibu. And I grew up in a trailer park in Malibu, which sounds, you know, like trailer park. Yeah, but it was in Malibu. So we'd spend our days outside all day long on the beach, running around, and I grew up with kids like Sean Penn, Chris Penn Rob Lowe, Charlie Sheen, Emilio Estevez, all those kids were just, we were all just part of this one little Malibu group. I guess all our parents were involved in the business, not all of them, but in some way or another. And so through this weird happenstance, those kids all ended up being actors. Now I played baseball Charlie for a long time. Rob, rob was never the great athlete. Rob even back in the elementary school was just all the girls loved him and he's so pretty. And he loved the girls back. So that was the that was the skinny and rob, so to speak. Charlie very good baseball player. Played on teams with him forever. And then went to high school, Santa Monica high school. And I was a good athlete student. It worked out real well for me. A lot of the kids are madly when they got to Santa Monica worked able to compete at that level, unfortunately. So a lot of the kids stopped playing sports, Charlie continued to play for a while. I don't even know what he did to seeing it if he played a scene here or not. And then I was lucky enough to with my grades and thank you to get the president of the university, had a wonderful career at Princeton. Grew up a lot turned into him and went from a boy to a man there and played very well. I played football. I mean, football ran track and I played volleyball. And then I got a chance to play for the Buffalo Bills afterward, which was great. And got hurt right away. And then it's been acting and directing and filmmaking ever since.
CLUB KERRY NYC
"malibu" Discussed on CLUB KERRY NYC
Your Daily Prayer
A Prayer for the One Feeling Overwhelmed
"You see, the world says to have peace, you have to be on a luxurious vacation in Malibu. Or to have peace, you have to have complete financial security, a great job, and a 401k to boot. The world says that you'll finally have peace when your life looks like someone else's Instagram feed. This world offers fake peace that leaves us chasing a moving target. Jesus said, you will have peace when you have my spirit because the fruit of the spirit is peace. Galatians 5 22 through 23. This is a piece that we can get from this world. This kind of piece only comes from a relationship with God. This kind of piece is at rattled one our finances aren't where we want them to be. Or worse when we are in financial despair. Jesus piece is still there as we wait for daily breath. Sometimes moment by moment. The peace that God gives helps us to celebrate others accomplishments. And gives thanks for what God has generously given us. So when my heart is troubled and anxious, I have to ask myself, where are you looking for peace? We signed our peace and God, the Holy Spirit empowers us to live in a way that baffles the world. Onlookers, don't understand how we can be so peaceful. While they frantically search for what can only be found in Christ. So today, when you're overwhelmed instead of looking to the world for a reprieve, ask God for his feast. Let's pray. Dear lord, thank you for giving us the gift of a relationship with you through the death, burial and resurrection of Christ. Look how you don't stop there. You also ensure that we know you have not abandoned us by giving us the gift of your Holy Spirit. Laurel, we face difficulties, and we get overwhelmed, we have the assurance that you are with us because we have your spirit living inside of us. And God with that you give us the unshakable gift of peace. Lord, I pray you would help us to remember where we find true rest and true peace. Or forgive us for chasing down peace from this world. Lord, as you know, it never lasts. More money does not lead to more peace, it creates no problems. More security just leads to more frenzied attempts at managing our lives. In attending to live someone else's life, robs us of all joy. Jesus I pray you give us the strength to turn away from these false sources of peace. Help us turn to you that. You give us peace that the world can not give. In the world can not take away. Jesus help us believe and trust that every word you say is true, you are with us, you are for us, and you will give us peace, so we don't have to be troubled or afraid. In Jesus name,
Northwest Newsradio
"malibu" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"To remember that this young world traveler, hair stylist and businesswoman, was someone's daughter. She really needs impact on people. She loved to travel. She loved to eat. And she loved her family, you know? She just was a good person. The FBI is also looking into this case. Mexican authorities are calling this a femicide, a gender based killing and they say that the person who they're looking to question was a friend of the victims who they say was a direct aggressor. ABC's Steve osunsami, and the FBI says it's searching for four U.S. citizens kidnapped after crossing the border into Mexico Friday, offering up to $50,000 for any information. ABC's Connor finnegan reports from Mexico City. Shortly after entering Mexico near the border city Matamoros, four unnamed Americans were assaulted by gunfire, armed men forced them into another vehicle and drove off. Criminal groups often target buses or cars in the area to seize passengers and demand ransom. The State Department designates the state to Malibu with its highest warning, a level four do not travel. Connor Finney and ABC News, Mexico City. One 50, time for our stock chart dot com, money update from Jim chesko. After 19 solid gains over the past week, stocks put in a narrowly mixed performance in the first session of the new week, the Dow Jones industrials rose 40 points and the S&P 500 edged up three. 13. The company is entering a new phase SiriusXM today announced that it's cutting about 475 jobs or 8% of its workforce. In an email to employees, CEO Jennifer witz, said the investments we are making in the business this year coupled with an uncertain economic environment require us to think differently about how our organization is structured. Shares of SiriusXM rose 1.2% today, but they had touched a 52 week low earlier in the session. That's your money now. Money news at 20 and 50 passed every hour. And we have an update on traffic next with Kimmy. Hi, we're the goo goo dolls. We're fortunate that our daughters have what
60 Minutes
"malibu" Discussed on 60 Minutes
"Flee, a converted accomplished jazz trained trumpet player is constantly innovating on the base. It's just like all workspace, you know? As he showed us at his Malibu home studio. Nothing fancy, so there's plucking like this which is like walking with two different fingers.
AP News Radio
Prosecutors: 2 moved into ailing man's home, stole millions
"Prosecutors say two people moved into an ailing man's California home and stole millions. Two people have been accused of stealing nearly $3 million from a wealthy, alien investor by moving into his Malibu beach home and giving him drugs. Anthony Flores of Fresno and of Mexico are each charged with felonies, including conspiracy, identity theft, mail fraud and money laundering. Authorities say that in 2017 the pair befriended the investor who couldn't care for himself because of the mental illness, and within days of meeting the victim, floor is more moved into the victim's beach front Malibu home, rent free and slowly took control of his life by pretending to be his new best Friends and caregivers, prosecutors say they took control of his finances, gave him LSD and after his death tried to steal more than $20 million more. They could face decades in prison if convicted on all counts. I only said to wire
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
AJ Reminisces About Cher and the Good Ol' Days
"I just miss the old days, you know? I was watching some sunny and Cher on YouTube. Oh my God, Cher was so cool before she got political. Aren't they? You could even say sunny standing next to her and singing, but knowing he just hit the lottery with this tower of beauty next to him. Oh, I love that. I love watching those old shows. Cher was the best before she got political. I remember there was a club called heartbreak in the late 80s in New York. I might have said this before. My first job when I first came back from my honeymoon. And I grieve with my wife to stop trying to be an actor, blah, blah, blah. And I gotta drop it at publishing company. And I remember the first day it just ripped me apart to have to go work in a cubicle. I never thought I'd do it. But in that cubicle, when I should have been working, I would read the New York Daily News, and the New York Post and I'd read the gossip columns. Never knowing I was about to become one, you know, and fucking three years. But I read them. And I remember one time I cut out an article because there was a piece by Liz Smith that had Cher was at a nightclub called heartbreak, which was in Tribeca. And she met this young guy who was just a guy that made bagels, rob camilletti, and was a big story that this big star share is dating this good-looking kid who just makes bagels and for Cher. It was a chance for her to be regular and normal. She completely changed his life, obviously, went out and lived in Malibu with her, but I put that on my wall and I was like, I have to meet share or if I can't be cheer, I gotta meet somebody like her. I have to have a life like this. I have to be around these people. I didn't exactly get that life, but I did get a life to be around those people, but that was heartbreak and that was that was what share meant to me at one point.
The Charlie Kirk Show
NYT Admits on Their Front Page That Republicans Lead for the Midterms
"22 days, can you believe it? All the hype over the summer, all the focus on the grassroots work, canvassing, voter registration, we are 22 days out. From a midterm election that should begin the end of the modern Democrat party. Our success is not just getting more votes than the Democrats. We want a complete and total annihilation and extinction event of the woke Democrat party. We want to send a message from corner to corner of America from Bangor Maine to Malibu, California to Seattle, Washington, to Chicago, Illinois, to Birmingham, Alabama, that the far left wing aspects of the Democrat party have no place in America. From medical mutilation of children to late term abortion to wide open borders to deteriorating economy, we want to make the Democrat party extinct. Now I'm not saying that's going to happen assuredly, but we are certainly trending in a direction that is going to put the Democrats on defense and The New York Times admits it. On the front page of The New York Times today, of which I read so you don't have to. And sometimes we get emails, Charlie, why do you read The New York Times? Look, they of course are fake news and a waste of time. But they are one of the major incubators for elite opinion across America. So if you read The New York Times, you really get an idea of what all the people in the FBI are reading Goldman Sachs are reading Bank of America reading. GOP gains edge in poll as economy sways voters.
AP News Radio
California man sentenced to 4 years for COVID-19 loan fraud
"A California man who pled guilty to COVID-19 loan fraud has been sentenced Ready Buddha mala of Irvine California has been sentenced to four years in federal prison and a judge ordered him to pay $5 million 150,000 in restitution to the small business administration He was arrested in February trying to cross the border into Mexico and pled guilty in June to bank fraud and money laundering Prosecutors say he submitted 7 false applications for pandemic relief loans for three shell companies with no operations claiming to need the money for payroll for nonexistent employees and business expenses at bogus addresses Court documents say he used the money to buy three homes including properties in Los Angeles and Malibu as part of the plea agreement he'll forfeit real estate and $4.1 million from bank and investment accounts and cryptocurrency Is to be deported to India when he finishes his sentence I'm Jennifer King
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Rachel Bilson Announces She's in a New Relationship
"Rachel Bilson is just an Allen cheese in a new relationship. Okay, last week she said she misses Bill Hader's big dick. You know, so I don't know if there's new guy is, but I hope he heard the podcast last week or I hope he just read any kind of gossip page out there because that's what she's been saying. Rachel Bilson. She's a cutie pie. She's a cute little cutie. You know, she looks like it'd be weird to date her because I don't know how old she is, but she looks like she's perennially 27 and people will probably give you dirty looks, but you know, she was with Hayden, Christensen, shares a child with him and she admits that she mostly dates actors with self involved tendencies. I don't even know what that means. So today she's announced I'm dating somebody that the rumor is. Zach larock. Some artists, they were kissing in Malibu in May. I think that's the new guy. I mean, look, you know, look, if you're famous and you want to you want people to know who you're banging, you're getting a car, you drive to a fucking beach and you just start kissing. And then the pump rods these are there.
Daily Pop
"malibu" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Public for the first time since the Oscars lap 5 months ago. They were leaving nobu in Malibu this past weekend hand in hand. Do you think this has brought will and Jada closer together as a couple? I will say, I had been on a few red carpets where they had been and I feel like the pressure for him to win that Oscar and to be the best. You could feel the tension between the two. There was a lot of pressure on both of them. And they didn't look quite that happy on the Oscars red carpet. And I feel like no affection towards them I mean. Just like when there's like, no, no, you know when there is a lot riding on something and something means so much to somebody, so you're scared to make the wrong move. You're scared to take too much attention. Like, there was like a there was a visible tension. It's palpable. And there was a, like, not a glaze over him, but there was like, it was business, you know what I mean? And I feel like when somebody goes to nobu, they want you to see. Yeah. Them. In Malibu, in Malibu, but they want you to see that they are moving on because I ain't gonna lie. When I saw that slap, I was like, there's a 64 inch chance, y'all gonna survive this. Okay? 60 40, not 60 in your odds. Your favorite thing. Yeah, why? There's a couple? As a couple, because something that big, no matter who you are, could either make you or break you. It can make you a better couple or take a break you up. I feel like I broke him and made them. That's what I feel like. Dare. Justin, they survived an entanglement. You think a slap? What's gonna break that up? Him. I mean, that's true. She did talk about the open relationship. I'm gonna slap as a slap. How many times have you seen a couple? How many times have you seen a couple and they've been through it infidelity and a baby and this and all of a sudden? You talking about one minor thing. The one minor thing breaks them up and it's not about the minor thing. It's about leaving that to the bigger deal. Yes. Not these two. Not these two. First of all, they're not image based. Nobody cares about me. Y'all.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Does the Inflation Reduction Act Include IRS Hyper-Funding?
"This bill, as we mentioned last week and tried to warn, adds $80 billion to the IRS's budget and 87,000 new staff members to the Internal Revenue Service. 80 7 thousand new IRS agents. That makes the IRS larger than the FBI, border patrol and the State Department combined. That's what happened over this last weekend. And remarkably Democrats in tough Senate races like Mark Kelly and Raphael Warnock, they don't care. They voted for it because they know that they're still going to get over a $100 million in Democrat cash as the Democrats are now representing the white wealthy party, Republicans are getting outspent almost every race across the country. Because the values of wokeism are most consistent with miserable, wealthy white people that live in Malibu and Manhattan, and they want to spread their misery and imperialist upon the rest of us. The IRS adds 87 $1 billion. To their budget.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Rise in Crime Is out of Control
"Guns, that's what it is. It's guns. So the $500,000 robbed from this store in Malibu right here in Los Angeles. Yesterday, 2 p.m. young thugs driving up probably in an expensive car. And grabbing everything they could, a half a $1 million. Retail shops are under siege. Is that guns? When a gun story, here's a gun story. Four dead two wounded in a shooting at the Greenwood park mall in Indiana. Four dead, the stupid way of doing it. The shooter is among the dead. What did they come up with this asinine way of thinking, huh? Is this equality? It's a form of equality. Yeah, every life is precious. May I say this? You lose the preciousness of your life when you murder. Okay? If every life is equally precious, human life in general is precious. And because it is precious, that is the reason we should loathe murderers. And execute them if it's premeditated.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Michael Madsen Is Lost and Depressed
"Speaking of actors having trouble, let's talk about Michael Matson real quickly. Maxson was arrested for, I don't know, trespassing on a property in Malibu. He's got a place out there. It actually burned down when the fire has happened, but I know Michael pretty well. I know his ex-wife really well. Janine, nice person, sweet person, and she has two of his sons, not the son that killed himself. I mean, this guy went through a lot. He lost his son to suicide several months back. Kids shot himself in the head, and he was a soldier. But Michael Manson has been going through shit and I knew this a long time ago because I had heard that even though he's with the new girl and he's trying to have a new life, his ex-wife told me that Michael comes to me just pissed drunk when I say piss drunk I'm talking pissing his pants from. I don't take any delight in saying that. And he went to his ex-wife begging for help. This is probably a year or two ago. It's not much she could do, except let him sleep on the couch. It hurts me that Michael Manson is this fucked up.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Black Lives Matter Suspends Online Fundraising
"Questions have also been raised up what's going on at the top of BLM G and F and nobody knows there's no one in charge. It's a slush fund. It's a shell. It's a mystery. The organization is not appear to have a chief executive officer for over a year. According to the Washington examiner, which did great work on this, former CEO Patrice color stepped down in May of 2021, following criticisms of her personal finances she went on a shopping spree. She bought homes across the planet. Literally, Canada everywhere. This appears, they gave all these different excuses, but then this one gets even more interesting. BLM gnf has now off the suspend its online fundraising operations, tens of millions of dollars were also certainly raised during a period when the organization had no leadership team. And then of course, were the houses, spike dot com writes. Again, this is a terrific piece. One of the main reasons caller stepped down was due to the controversy over her real estate buying binge, which she purchased four homes valued at $3.2 million. Colors signed off on the deeds for a house in Inglewood, California worth half a $1 million, a custom ranch property located in rural Georgia, which was equipped with an airplane runway. And at $1.4 million mansion in ritzy topanga, canyon, a short drive from Malibu. You think all of this would make people want to know what happened to the billions pledged to BLM or the millions given to BLM G and F, but nope, the media doesn't care at all. Why would they be bothered by such things?
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Case for an Independent Commission for California Redistrcting
"So dean Peterson, good 2022 to you, make your case 'cause I hate these things. I think they violate the constitutional delegation of authority to the legislatures. Well, you happy new year from Malibu. I'll just quote the former last Republican governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger who made the case back in 2008 to California voters on prop 11, which was the independent redistricting commission proposition in which he said in redistricting is the only instance in which politicians actually choose their voters that it really should be the other way around. So a pepper and I we say we're about putting the public back into public policy. And I think putting redistricting into the hands, taking it out of the hands of politicians and putting it into everyday voters is really the right direction to go.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Nick Searcy Stars in New Film 'Capital Punishment' About the Jan. 6 Rally
"Sitting in for doctor G and we are gonna get right into the thick of the invented insurrection with one of my favorite actors and an all around awesome American Nick circe who is the star to the extent it's a star thing of a movie called capital punishment, capital with an O like the building where the insurrection didn't happen. Now, this movie Nick was and you showed us clips that were out visiting in California before, by the way, did you migrate already? Well, where one foot in and one foot out? Oh, Kevin, outpost, established, and we're going to be spending a lot of time there over the next year. But we'll be back and forth. Okay, so that's kind of good. So you can infiltrate in and out of occupied territory. Yeah, and when the whole state collapses, we can just go, okay, I guess we can't go back. Or you just appropriate Barbra Streisand's house in Malibu or something. I've got my eyes on some places I might take over when it comes down to it. But the movie capital punishment is about January 6th. More importantly, it's about what they did to our people after that. Now let's not deny the fact that there were some people who did some really bad and stupid things violently attacking law enforcement officials. There were also a whole lot more exponentially more people who were there doing protected political speech and who ended up getting scarfed up in one of the worst abuses of power. I've seen in my lifetime, and who now are in an American gulag. So tell us a little bit about what you wanted to show about that horrendous situation with this movie. Well, I was there on January 6th and really the reason the movie came about is because when I watched the news after I left there that day, I didn't see anything of what I saw. All I saw was the violence at the capitol that they showed us. They didn't show the huge crowds. They didn't show the people singing The Star-Spangled Banner and singing hymns and saying the Pledge of Allegiance. They didn't show the happiness, the joyful nature of the crowd. And so I started going what's going on? Why are they only showing this? And what we learned in creating the film is like, yeah, they were bad people doing some bad stuff, but they were also police officers doing some bad stuff. They're also people that were very suspicious individuals that didn't look like any Trump supporters. I'd ever seen that were instigating some bad stuff. They were also people there that probably worked for the FBI, a guy named ray eps and more and more of this stuff is coming out. And it came about as an exploration of what really was the story because I just knew from what I had seen that the media was intentionally leaving out a huge portion of it and lying about the other. They
Bloomberg Radio New York
"malibu" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is a Bloomberg money minute Since 1980 droughts have cost the U.S. nearly $250 billion and as many as 2 million Americans don't have running water in their homes even with the passing of the infrastructure Bill experts say it's not enough We're effectively still in the Roman era when it comes to water We wait for the stuff to fall out of the sky and then soak in the ground and then we pump it and treat it in the Senate down in concrete pipe to your home Doctor Cody Friesen founder of source global says there's a better way He develops source hydropanels the world's first and only renewable drinking water system on the market that creates water from sunlight and air They look like sort of a thick solar panel that enables the production of drinking water wherever they are independent of whether there's liquid or water around He says two hydro panels can produce about ten 5 gallon jugs of water a month they've been installed in 52 countries in the U.S. they're being used everywhere from the Navajo Nation to Robert Downey Jr.'s house in Malibu Lisa Matteo Bloomberg radio What is dedication The thing that drives me every day is a dad is very on him We call him day to day for short Every day he's hungry for something whether it's attention affection knowledge And there's this huge responsibility in making sure that when he's no longer under my wing that he's a good person I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything So as a dad you felt like you had to know everything You had to get everything right It's okay to make mistakes As long as it's coming from love then you know it kind of starts to work itself out I want him to be able to.
Mark Levin
Hollywood and Big Tech Rely on Big Government in California
"Other people in Hollywood don't have to live under the conditions they vote for. They get on a private jet. They fly around. What's the big deal? So taxes go up, they deduct them. What's the big deal? We'll just charge a few more million for the next movie. The next Snickers commercial. Whatever it is We can afford anything they throw at us. Yes, of course you interfere with them. And their mansions in Malibu and Beverly Hills and then my God, none of Then you got big tech. Tech. Big tech relies on big government. Not only for sales, why do they rely on big government for special protections? The federal government were to say today. Hey, no more business with Communist China. Alright, you're giving aid and comfort to a now a nuclear power that's naming big taming big nukes in our cities. That is the enemy. So they're all in bed with big government. They're all in bed with the Democrats. The Democrats are big
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"malibu" Discussed on Z104
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John and Ken on Demand
"malibu" Discussed on John and Ken on Demand
"That's what i'm thinking is really happening. This is a no win. everything's just worn off. I mean who really wants to take a shot. And i heard an ad though. Well i've heard that people are already sort of secretly getting their third shot. I guess i. I don't know anybody that has but i have heard that to. You really know because if you know if you go to advertise dodger stadium you can get a vaccine and i wondered if i could just walk up there and get the third shot or were they able to check the dog hot dog. We'll give vaccine. I didn't know that they stick out. One hand has that has a needle. Yes somebody one of the ladies. That session comes out and she gives you an injection angie. Your hot dog mustard by this is easy to do because when you when you go to the local pharmacies they don't care in fact i know somebody Who went and the pharmacy said like because what they were doing is they were They were going early. They hadn't officially been in a category to get vaccinated. You mean the third shot. you're talking about the. I was the first shot. I the first her shop pharmacies elusive than government place. It's and they said well d need proof and they said no. We're not the government. We don't care literally said that we're a business. We're a business you watch. You gotta shot. We got a shot for you. But we're not the government so you could save your proof. We got more coming up johnny cash. Kfi get your john so belton. Tennis champ poets. Kfi am six forty live everywhere on the iheartradio app right. Well we're on our way as usual on friday voice line people in the five o'clock hour. I have two rounds of them. And of course you'll have a chance at around five twenty at the trip to the iheartradio music festival and thousand bucks with the keyword to text to given phone number. One might be the last one. Is this today's the last day. Yeah well you say might i mean there's element in the. I don't know whether to believe him or not. But so yeah. I know these things usually have an end but i didn't remember get into consideration. You really want free. Tickets could be hit plus the festival's coming up in a couple of weeks to anyway. Yeah september so this really bad. I mean it's another day in the horrible land of vagrants in southern california's bad. You want to caution you. This is not good and it happened in malibu of all places. Here is a short story on it from fox. Eleven news for homeless man attacked a family slashing the father with a machete. It happened on. Dan blocker beach last sunday. The suspect richard. Frank is charged with trying to kill the father. Frank is accused of slashing the father in the face multiple times causing wounds to his face ears tongue and causing the victim to lose an eye. Frank is being held on more than one million dollars bail. This crime drew the attention of la county. Sheriff alex vena waiver the sheriff tweeting. That same suspect how to run in with a sheriff's deputy and that same area back in april share. Vienna waiver tweeted. Frank threatened a deputy with a knife than the suspect was released. Four days later after being charged with misdemeanor by the district attorney's office. There is a community meeting tonight at dukes restaurant in malibu. We have a report on that coming up that meeting. Okay so there. There's there's some great stuff and that's one minute report. This guy pulled a knife on a deputy back in april. Yeah and and was Got a misdemeanor. Charge from george gascoyne. The old flash incarceration out in a couple of day. And now he's wandering around on the beach in malibu of all places slashing this this dad a machete machete and the guy loses an eye. This is what george gas brings to our world here. Oh that is the story reporting. Is that the homeless people. There were two of them confronted. The father he was with his family of five. And said you don't belong here you can't stay in this area like we on the beach the beach bums and that started the confrontation with that machete and this guy lost an i. You know we. We'd go walking on the beach malibu. A lot and i often pass stan blocker beach. Oh you do. All bonanza right. Yeah you go down. Pch of one of those brown. Recreational sides says dan blocker beach. I just noticed it. A few weeks ago. Because i remembered him from From the tv show and that's a big family area. It said dear dukes restaurant it happened on a sunday. I don't know what time of day it was but it doesn't sound like it was at night. I mean i'm not saying this. Because i just in general i wouldn't be on a beach dark because you never know who's wandering around out there not supposed to anyway but it's just malibu. Yeah we know about tennis about santa monica problems. Malibu there's there's been an increase in crimes and fires and it's all the transients and effect. Vienna ueva held a appeared at a town meeting. Yeah we have. We have that story from fox. Eleven k j hiromoto reporting sheriff. Who have spent about ninety minutes with malibu residents. He laid out a plan and a timeline to get rid of homeless encampments. We can afford la county to house a nation's homeless. Sheriff alex via guava calls for bold unapologetic action that regulates and reclaims public space. People are not entitled to papa tent wherever they want to claim public space for themselves in this malibu community meeting via web offers residents his version of solutions to the homeless crisis. We have to increase the capacity to treat people mental illness. La county usc. Medical.
Long Story Short with Megan and Wendy: The Podcast
"malibu" Discussed on Long Story Short with Megan and Wendy: The Podcast
"Why would you put her in that position to have to say no and later on he says i wish he would have run. That house thing passed me. I where he buys a house in malibu without discussing it with her. And i would like to discuss the house of malibu later on in this episode okay. I liked that. They set all of those things in so often. We see these movies that the hard conversations just never get had and the people continue to be upset and they played the role of making sure that those things being said so that we can move this conflict for right. I really liked. His friend was his name. Deb dev that we said at one point. I don't remember the conversation but all dead dev said in response was bro. That was like that. Sounds dude right. What did you wish for him. Well let me turn to my notes. Here here's what. I really wished for as someone who hasn't seen any of the other movies. If you're going to include a franchise movie within the summer night lineup. You gotta provide some sort of back story of what happened how we got here at the beginning so that like all of us. Non wedding movie watchers. Know what the hell's happening 'cause lake at one point. I was like who are these people like. I don't know any back story. Mike and olivia. And then they throw in kerr. And what's her name..
Bertcast's Podcast
"malibu" Discussed on Bertcast's Podcast
"Brand new podcast have taken a hey guys out of all of it i see so many people say. Hey guys on. It's just such a bad habit ola. Coca-cola This is a great podcast. I've known for probably twenty two years long been in comedy and It's cool to see who we grow up. His men like y'all knew each other when we were young comics house. Working the door. And he's hustling to get spots and we'd go up and meet up the room and have drinks late at night and talk shit about comics. Talk shit about comedy running today. Tell and he'd blow us off and bias shots and then the bartender be like. Don't talk to him I've known him forever. But it's interesting to see the guy that he's turned into as a man because he super active which i look up to. I would love to be more active especially in a fun way. And that's eddie. Does we talk about comedy. Here's a new album out right now. Called sweet home alabama. Because he lives in malibu but it's the poor people's malibu and with world lunatics cutthroat scrotum is open in the middle of night. You'll understand we listen to the podcast. He can get it anywhere you would get comedy on. itunes on youtube spotify. It's awesome. He's a fantastic comic but we spend the majority of this talking about his extracurricular activities. He's a really into surfing and a great surfer. He's an amazing skier. He's in cross fit. He does ultramarathons. Triathlons ran track in school. We talk about track. Iran dragon school to This is the where. I had to change shirts but this is just finished with them. I absolutely love him. He's a great guy great comedian. And it's a great conversation. My buddy stand up comedian eddie..
Congratulations with Chris D'Elia
"malibu" Discussed on Congratulations with Chris D'Elia
"Like this. Oh i do the most dutiful of all time. He took off his win. Shields and said well dude. It's like this. Oh oh this is my favorite guy dude. The guys oh for fuck sake you know god damn well that this guy is a trumper a hardcore trumper at this point. A horde still believes that joe biden will never be president. You could just you can. Just you know that. That's his aura. I saw this guy coming. Gay took the most excellent yet in my life. Next thing i knew i was on the beach. Taking some cosmic rays can heal by mother nature. Taken a little bruschi nana beautiful bed and i'm fine today. No hospital Eighties why don't people act like at that anymore. I wish there were movies. Were guys acted like that. Still faulk you know there's just not and and that's it and that sucks. I miss guys like malibu doctors. Just mother nature child mother nature. Malibu truly amazed check. Check chick a chick. He's a check. Dude if i had to have sex with one guy that'd be malibu from american gladiators dude. It's like this man you know i don't want to be a mother. Knicks have sex dudes. But if i was gonna dude is maybe not for long malibu gets owned sets himself third and final boss get the. He hid being used enough dude. He used the fucking. Here's a huge fucking thing. And he's like yeah man fucking didn't use it. The block kicked him in the fucking ahead dude. How about that man you know. Did mother nature man while malibu got rocked. Hey man so yeah. We've been having fun on twitter. Follow us on twitch flex avenue god. Damn you know 'cause we had to call a flex avenue..
Now Try This
"malibu" Discussed on Now Try This
"Who is eh for latino who does have dark skin that she's not dark enough to represent her own community to tell you know the girl who was vanessa that even though she in mexico was considered too dark be on telenovelas to be the leading part which she comes here told. She's not dark enough to be a part of the community. I think is a problem. I had to talk about it without tearing down. But i think that there's a problem with internet mob mentality. I think it's really easy to try to make something seem. Poignant so you get a lot of re tweets and favorites. I think that that is very problematic. Also nobody's always going to be happy at the same time. I can't speak to that experience. Low if i saw fiddler with a bunch of leg blonde people i'd be like what fucking part of anna tough car you win. That's a tough ca. Malibu so i get it but at the time..
Chad Benson Show
Dr. Dre Ordered to Pay Almost $300K in Monthly Spousal Support
"Dre, We're going to talk about this. Is ordered to pay his ex wife $293,306 a month. And spousal support. It covers homes in Malibu in Pacific Palisades and her health insurance. That is to stay in effect until she either marries Or dies. So that's a win for her is what I'm saying
One Great Book
"malibu" Discussed on One Great Book
"What those chapters reveal isn't good for the riva family. Nina thinks of her parents. Doomed relationship is a tragedy. jay sees it as a comedy of errors to hud. It's an origin story to kit. It's always been a mystery. It's seven pm. When the party starts the story lines converge. And it's all party all the time from that moment on. It's a repulsive way of telling the story because you know something is going to go horribly wrong in the present day plot read opens the book with the big teaser about the fire. So you're always anxious to get back to it to see how and when it's going to happen. The backstory has more of a contemporary feel while the party plot is fast. Flashy and frothy in a way that feels right for a summer book. I read the advance review copy of this book and in it read clearly outlines her themes in her author's letter so i'm going to let her speak for herself. It's a story about fame in the objectification of women. It's a story about sibling. Rivalries about parenthood in about marriage and the ways we repeat the mistakes of our parents and is all set against the backdrop of nineteen eighties. Malibu surfers and models actresses and screenwriters tennis pros and tv stars studio execs musicians all coming together to lose control over the course of one evening. Let's talk about that. Nineteen eighties malibu. Setting the details read contains are pitch perfect talk about sense of place. Nina bemoans the tabloid photo. That pictures her coming out of the supermarket. Smoking virginia slim and carrying a six pack of tab at a previous riva party nina's neighbor rob lowe saying all of jack and diane with her other neighbor. Emilio estevez in her kitchen one character dresses for the party wearing a sky. Blue tee-shirt belted at the waist with white shorts and white pumps. She tease her hair at the crown and rimmed her eyes and black eyeliner. She'd stolen the outfit idea from heather. Locklear who'd been wearing the same thing on the cover of los angeles magazine the month before so far. I imagined the sounds like a fun flashy story and it is that but the reason i enjoyed it. So is the emotional. Truth that carries. What do we owe the people we love. What do we owe the people we love. Who led us down how to our families shape us. How'd you siblings form in shape. Each other. are we doomed to repeat the mistakes of our parents or can we find a way to embrace the good while shunning their destructive legacy previously. This wasn't one of the summer reads. I was most looking forward to. But i wouldn't be surprised if it ends up. Being one of my very favorites the characters and there are a lot in this book or well developed and feel authentic. Each sibling is distinct with a unique personality and voice. It's smart and fun. Deep and thought provoking but with a locomotive narrative drive and it sent one of the most famous beaches in the world complete with rockstars and surfers and sent in the nineteen eighties. And while it has all those fun characteristics the writing and character development remains strong and engaging enough to hold readers that tend to slant literary but enjoy the fun of a betrayed. It's also fun and bitchy. Enough to interest a fan of what publishers pitch. As more typical be tweets. I've got to give you a whole bunch of content warnings before we go. There is substantial drug use severe. Alcoholism childhood abandonment infidelity death and violence and destruction and sexual content. That isn't terribly graphic. But i wouldn't call closed-door this book reminded me of siblings stories. I have left in the past like commonwealth and the dutch house. It put me a mind of old. Hollywood books like the stars of sunset boulevard and of course the seven husbands of evelyn hugo. It's got a little bit of a big little lies vibe and my mind kept going back to rob lowe's story. I only tell my friends for that. Malibu connection insurance if you're looking for a page turning family saga. That has everything you could want to be. Treat or you'd like a book that falls under the beechy umbrella of compulsively readable literary fiction. Malibu rising might just be the next great book. Your looking for readers visit modern mrs darcy dot com slash one. Great book to learn more about malibu rising and all of the great books from this podcast and be sure are subscribed in your favorite podcast player minus overcast. Because we've got more great books coming your way. In this volume. I'd love to hear what you think about malibu rising tad me on instagram at an bogle. That's an with an e. b. as in books o. g. e. l. You can also find me there at. What should i read next. That's the title of my long-form podcast. Where each week a reader tells me three books. They love one book. They don't and what they're reading now. And i recommend three titles. They may enjoy meeting next. We've heard time and again from readers that this is the podcast reinvigorated. They're reading life and we think you'll be glad you checked it out. Listen wherever you're listening to one. Grateful thanks to cowan pekka check for his sound design on today's episode readers. That's it for today. Thanks so much for listening. And his reiner maria rocus at how good it is to be among people who are meeting happy reading everyone..
Ringer Dish
"malibu" Discussed on Ringer Dish
"I think that he's was as effective but they were going for the same thing of like there are these places that kind of exist by catering to celebrities. And if you have enough money you can go as well. Which and so we as you know. Paper record we'll go for you and pay the money and tell you what it's about. I really like it. I think it's great. Let's do more. Yeah i i'm into it as well. Let's let's keep it going on. The sort of geographically adjacent topic. Kim kardashian skims was was announced to be outfitting. The us olympic team this season this year in tokyo giving them all Like sports bras and underwear. I think the man as well they everyone's getting some skims apparel. Yeah it seems to be the undergarments and pajama wear for the olympics. I mean i was shocked by this. You are really shocked and how you were raised pay. Who's pretty home in this relationship. I i don't know. I have to assume that someone some sponsor is paying skims in some capacity. Or maybe it's just. I don't know i guess. Rossler n doesn't like ralph lauren. Like pays for the uniforms. I guess and it's like good advertising right. So i that they're not getting like a kickback. From the i ac- or whatever. But i don't know it seems like all the ifc does is kickbacks. It's well it's like in the nba yasser's in the nba among other sports leagues. It's like the clothing company. Pays the league to make stuff and then it's like you know the benefit of being able to sell merchandise so is skims paying the us olympics. Whatever it is to have this opportunity. Probably except i just have a hard time the kardashians being like shirl pay anyone anything but especially the olympics team. So maybe they're just covering the costs. My initial reaction to this was i think it must be pretty hard to be an olympian. And you don't really have a life. Like i don't like i think all that you do as olympia and your whole life is you you trade and it's nearly demanding and i admire it. I don't have that kind of discipline. There's nothing like. I don't have goals that powerful in any walk of my life so i think that the olympia must spend a lotta time doing their sports doing although like auxiliary stuff that you gotta do you know the strength training and the ice bath and blah blah blah. And then probably whatever downtime. They have left. They just watch reality tv. 'cause like what else do you have the brain capacity for i if the olympians like the kardashians and are excited about the skims and this is something that can add to what is very stressful but exciting time in their lives. I i'm not that mad about it. If it's what the olympians want which. I can kind of see it being what they want. I mean they're all like twenty two years old and they've you know just ben in a swimming pool their entire life. That's all you do. So and then. Maybe you just like you're on your phone on your way home so you get some free skims. I that's great congratulations to them. Yeah i congratulations to everyone i. I'm just wondering like i assume the kardashians but continue to have a big tv presence. I'm sure they will but like are they just becoming products pushers now has that airs. Yes just merchandise. Yeah because they can and because they make a lot more money off of it. I guess that's like the way that you do instead of trying to be an actress. Now you just parlayed into manufacturing so much more efficient. It's here put my name on this. Give me money like it's you know it's jerk genius but yeah really the ultimate licensing deal. Yes in your name. Exactly it's like licensing your life rights but for products that have stories right. But i think they're making a lot of money off of it. Now they are. They absolutely are i mean. I don't know why. I'm knocking it or like acting so surprised the only been talking about it for a decade. But it's just it's just like so big. I can't believe it also. I think because the products themselves like if you look at the pictures like look different than the other scams item. So it's like it's a specific product line for the olympics. And i just didn't see this coming you know. I thought this was like the domain of nike and ralph lauren. Yeah and i guess like the outerwear is still the domain of ralph lauren. But listen the people like the skim stuff you have. You tried on. your broad. haven't got outside yet. So i don't have to wear it but when i tried it on it was it's it's nice and they're pretty inexpensive also like it's a good price point. I don't know i haven't done the full range. I'm not really in the market for shape. Wear with only one leg. You believe it. Or not when i go out for my night on the town and hit the red carpet. My the slit. My dress is not all the way up that you know had previously cut off one of the legs of my shape. Where can you imagine. What kind of life is that anyway. The life of going to nobu malibu and crags people are wearing shape wearing a mallet no-boom alabi s absolutely. They think they're gonna be photographed. One hundred percent off i..
Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"malibu" Discussed on Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"There was. There's two two brothers here. That are very very influential. Very well known in cheboygan. The williams brothers Leeann leear twins and they wanted to be part of this lake shore surf club so they would hang out outside the building kind of like like star stock with these know surfers out there at just by get the attention so after a few failed attempts they created their own little club called the great lakes surf club and they started their thing But it was just a whole culture of kids in the sixties that wanted to do that will the williams brothers surf for years and they really start getting very well known and they started traveling a little bit Some of the surf clubs and started talking about how they would surf on the great lakes. And they're like you can't surf on the lake so sure you can And lee particularly started really getting into some of the contest and really building up a name for himself from people. Like were you from while. I'm from chicago -sconsin and they're like the -sconsin house that's that's where you make cheese and you have farms and cows. You keep surf and like yes. You can So we kind of evolved over the years with them. They created what was called the dairy lands. You don't of course you gotta play up on the plan on the dairyland surf classic which they started in nineteen eighty eight So you know through word of mouth and the you know the surfers kind of have their own thing and they go back and forth between florida and california and going to mexico and you really build up the reputation while the more they started talking about it and the more they got to know all the other surfers and surfers are tight. Knit communities stick together. They started bringing people. Here's kind of labor day weekend in september. let's kind of like unofficial gathering so people started showing up. they'd horsemen house. They'd sleep on their couch. Bridges lake piled up on the floor. Your typical surfer thing. It cut big. It got big more and more people wanted to come here and the term elegant midwest actually came from a local mirror at the time from malibu california he year and he's like wow you really can't serve. This is like the malibu of the midwest so that name can start and then. Larry said they had bagged been in movies..
Front End Happy Hour
Tips on Writing a Technical Book
"Welcome to another episode of the front end. Happy are podcasts. I don't know how many of you are aware of this. But our own shirley wu has written and published a book with her friend nadi. We are all super excited for her and thought why not talk about publishing books. That's an interesting subject. That i definitely am not familiar with so in this episode. We decided not to talk with us. And shirley about their book nutty. Can you give us a brief introduction of who you are what you do. And what your favorite happy hour beverages. Sure so my name as naive aamer from the middle. I live right. Outside of amsterdam. Used to being astronomer then became a data scientist and then found out that database is even better than that Combining creative with the sort of the howard side of math and coding So then i eventually became a freelancing data visualization designer at work. I like to work on a bigger data stats have anything to do with science especially astronomy i. I seem to gravitate towards network like data sense. Just giving myself a hard time. Because they're very hard to properly visualize. Yeah so i've been freelancing for the last four years of now stop freelancing for half year because i've become student at the fabric adamy which is a worldwide kind of globally distributed chorus led by mit which you may you learn to make almost anything. In in twenty weeks that goes from Three d. printing laser cuttings Designing and creating your own electronic said working with senators programming all the back end. The i'm doing right now. I have no other life left of this quick. Because every every minute i have. There's a lot of fun. I wanna join and My favorite happy hour beverage would be generally something with malibu or current affairs or lend generally. I am the kind of person that knows so little about it that i just asked the waiter. Give me the sweetest thing. You have menu.
KCRW
"malibu" Discussed on KCRW
"Talking MBE stories and favorite music selections with music Maestro Thomas Novel the one and only I'm curious If there's any Mrs was their records that you almost had your hands on that you didn't get in the library that you wanted. Was there, an artist that you really wanted to interview That didn't happen. Can you recall anything will see people. I wanted to interview that I didn't Baden Powell, who's next is one of them. I hear there's a almost get with Miles Davis as well. Is that right? Miles Davis worked out at the swam at the Pepper Dine pool in Malibu. Best 50 Olympic pool in L A. And I'm a swimmer and was a competitive swimmer in the lifeguard. I used to go up there. You could get a pass if you life guarded, like three days a year there, so I got the past. And I was hoping to meet him up there, and I already knew what I was gonna how I was going to introduce myself. I was going to tell him something wrong with his stroke or how if you get his kick better, because if I asked him, you know, it's a white dude asking Miles Davis musical question. He'd blow me off in a second. But if I said, Miles, you know you could get more pulling more speed. If you just cut your hands a certain way. I would get there. So you know, I'm I'm waiting for him. He had a yellow test Arosa Ferrari, and so I was hoping I would hear it And then I would know he was there and then I would go into the pool and my instrument strategize. But he never came, however. A French friend of mine, a woman and you know he Miles loved France. He loved French women. He had a torrid affair with Juliette Greco. I said Benny GTO. If you're in the pool and miles comes in, you have to go over and get his phone number over Chadema. So he came. She was in the pool. She went over. She met him. He talked to her. They went back and forth. But he was going on tour. He gave her his phone number. By the time he got back, and she called him. The number had changed. I think Cicely Tyson had, like changed it because, you know, miles you know, he got around. So that's his closest I ever got. Miles Davis a great story. Nonetheless, I mean, swimming with him and everything that that might have been just as good as having an interview. Another sense. So you mentioned Baden Powell earlier, which is a Brazilian. Uh Composer musician who I love and what is it about this song that stands out to you? Casablanca. Also, Bronco's been done that many people it's a North Desh Day song. It's from up north, and I think it was written by Luis Gonzaga. It's about you know, the Earth is dry that with the cows don't have anything to eat or any water, etcetera, etcetera. Ah Baden Powell recorded this in Frankfurt, Germany. He spent a lot of time in Germany because he got more work there. Plus, you know, the dictatorship in Brazil was not great. I mean, Katana below, so prepare to she'll spend a year in jail. Remember, so he left for Europe and did a lot of concert. This is an absolutely spectacular version of this song, which he recorded many, many times. But this is absolutely titanic performance of this song. It's my favorite. It's obscure. It's not easy to find, but I had I had to share it. Amazing. Well, let's take a listen to Baden Powell. Asa Branca here on morning becomes eclectic. Dr Okay? We're back. It is morning becomes eclectic. I am Anthony Valadez with no Veena Carmel And we have a very special morning because we're hanging out with one of the Oh jeez of KCRW, Tom Schnabel. The next song you have queued up is from Puerto Rico and the great Tito Puente. Tell us something about him teeth of Wednesday. He was beating the walls with spoons, and the neighbors told his mother get the kids, some drums driving us crazy. So that happened. And he got so good that he started like in the 19 thirties. And then when World War two broke out he was drafted. He went on a ship. Is it as an orchestra leader on that U S s Song T. And he was so popular as theory Angerer and Band leader of this orchestra, which he put a lot of Latin stuff, and Clive a into that when his tour of duty was over, the captain wouldn't let him off the ship. Because he liked the music and everybody liked the music so much so they wouldn't let him off the ship, and he stayed through the whole war and sailed into Tokyo Bay at the end of the war when the peace treaty was signed. Yeah. Funny. Funny story, boy. Come over one of his big hits. Okay, so Santana records it. And so Tito first is being cut it. Who is this kid anyway? With this rock and roller recording my song, and then he got the first royalty check. And it's like Carlos, be my guest. Come join me on stage. It's totally cool. So this is a song called Nke instead. Canosa. I love the song. Um, It's not heard all that Austin and, uh, I just I wanted to. I wanted to get It's Captain Thompson novel, Flight 89.9. We're heading to Puerto Rico. It is morning becomes eclectic..
NewsRadio KFBK
"malibu" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Air. Let's get over to news from your neighborhood. Albert Parnell joins us Would he have? Yes, that's coming out of the red Blood Daily News, So the preliminary December unemployment numbers were released Monday, and they showed an increase in to him a county's joblessness Despite streakers streaking patterns over the last few months, December's unemployment jumped from 6.8% to 8.7%. Thank you, sir. Residents in Malibu, according Headlines this morning reporting a surge in trash. Oh, yeah. Washing up on Malibu Beach is everything from like, Use needles to get this a dead dog. Likes what? Where's it coming from, do they? No, they don't but that they're seeing a lot more of it. So anyway, they're getting to the bottom of that Well. Businesses have long focused on winning over the wallets of millennials and Jen's ears. But this strategy could cost them dearly, according to Bloomberg, because the economy is poised for what they're calling a silver surged. What's that? That's baby boomers who have become vaccinated first. Who are retired, so they didn't lose a job. They haven't been spending any money because they've been staying at home and they have pent up demand. They want to travel. They want to go out to eat. They want to go do anything they can do, and they're going to be surging in terms of spending Silver, not referring to meddle. No, no Silver surge referring to your hair, hair color, Not your hair. Firstly, but just hair, You know, personally in my hair personally, you're here too. But mostly just for people who have so far right in Ugo the demo. You know what E gotta box That'll take care of that. I've seen those jobs done, And sometimes they don't work out so well, I know that's why you should not do your own hair, okay? You want to talk about Facebook and Apple and I've loved this story is such a good story. This duel that's about to happen. Can you see it? You know, it reminds me of like sumo wrestlers approaching each other on a mat. That's what this reminds me. Apple versus Facebook. No, it's coming up. I am very excited. We'll collect your $1000 stimulus. Hi. I'm rob from Arden Arcade area of Sacramento's and I just want $1000 just for listening to K. F. C. K FM and am I am going to pay down a bill and I'm going to go out and have a fantastic evening of dining..
790 KABC
"malibu" Discussed on 790 KABC
"It's a very simple tabulation. S so I don't understand what the complexity is. And But doctor for Dr by refer Air Act as if this is something That we should all understand this incredible complexity with this system, and there were some issues and you know that's why it's so difficult. Well, I can't understand it. We could do this in paper version and simply have someone add up all the doses at the end of the day. And to say all the reporting doesn't make any sense. So we've had to do our own surveys, the Department of Public Health for Los Angeles County is effectively now using the same data collection method, his family feud. Yo, Who are they serving? She didn't say. Who are they Serving? Are they serving patients of the serving, You know, doctor's offices or or in The eye inoculation sites and saying, What would you guess? How what percentage would you guess you gave. I mean, this is a ridiculous Who the heck is she's serving. And what about what's the survey asking this makes no sense at all to either They have absolutely no idea who's gotten the vaccines or they do and I might be. I'm guessing that they know exactly how many people have gotten the vaccines. They don't like the number so once again, they are obvious skating in an attempt to draw attention away from the fact that they've done in abysmal job at launching this entire vaccine program, And I think we know just for the numbers that we see nationally on the amount of vaccine that's come to the state of California, where the amount distributed and administered usually floats between 20 and 30% range. It is in Possible that the largest county in the state has a vaccination rate of 76%. That does not make any sense whatsoever to anybody. I agree. And as I said, if you can't stand by your data collection source, then don't report it out. Simply say, we don't know We're having a problem with calculating it, and we're working on fixing that system. Don't go out and report a number like 76%. When it turns out, it's likely that they have absolutely no idea. You have a question for Dr Kelly Victory Now's the time to get on the line. 802 22 k A. B C. 100 to 2 to 5 to 2 to Dr Kelly will answer your questions on the coronavirus vaccinations. Everything in between lockdowns 802 22 k A. B c. Let's start with Scott in Malibu. You're on with Dr Kelly Victory. Hey, guys, How are you? Dr Kelly Victor. I want to say First of all, thank you. For all your knowledgeable information That's really refreshing. I watched the Sun Simone Gold video. It was very informative, and I just believe everything you guys were saying. I just had a quick question on A couple weeks ago or something I believe maybe I misunderstood. There was a a symptomatic Tests in China and the camera. You said it was 10,000 or 10 million. I was driving and that they is proven that if you are asymptomatic that it doesn't in fact Um, spread or you're you're you're contagious, and I just wanted to know if that's the case and if it is from trying to do we trust it. Um, and last just the frontline doctors websites great. And I couldn't remember the other one. If you could tell me that after you answer, the question would be great. Sure, and Scott. I appreciate the question we have known independent of this particular study that came out of Wuhan, China with 10. Million people looking at whether or not a symptomatic spread actually happens independent of that study. We have known from the beginning of time that asymptomatic people simply are not. Vectors for any respiratory virus. We know that people have to have symptoms to be able to spread it. It is theoretically possible. In a very small number of people that someone could be what we would call pre symptomatic meeting that little moment in time. That snapshot in time during which you actually have the virus. It has taken hold in your nose in your oral pharynx. You're just about to develop symptoms, But it's that moment when you haven't quite spiked a fever yet. Don't have any cough. No running nose, No sore throat. Nobody ex Whatever. But you still could potentially spread that virus to someone else. It's theoretical, we know, and even Dr Fauci himself admitted back in March that asymptomatic people are not the spreaders. They're not the vectors of respiratory viruses and one of the biggest problems with this entire pandemic response is we have acted as if there are bunch of people out there who might actually be sick. But don't know it and are out there willy nilly spreading the virus to others. It's silly. It is not based on any science, and this study that came out of Wuhan was just additional proof of that. With regards to the website. It was America's front line doctors and the other one is speak with an MD dot com Speak with an MD dot com has physicians who will conduct video visits and are able to prescribe medications for the early treatment of Cove it if they deem it to be appropriate. Thanks So much for the call Scott 802 22 k A. B C is the phone number Karen in Calabasas. You're on What? Dr Kelly Victory. My doctor on Kelly victory. I asked my general practitioner the other day if he knew of any of his patients had regained their sense of smell and taste. After having lost it to Cove. It And he said, No. Do you know of anyone that have regained regained it? It's absolutely Karen. Is this extraordinarily uncommon to not regain it? Um almost all patients will regain it fully. It may take a little while. It could take some weeks or even months, but it would be extraordinarily unlikely for you to not regain it. One of the things people could do if they have lost their sense of taste and smell. Is to make sure that they're continuing to take supplemental think we know that zinc will help those senses to come back more quickly. But it would be very, very uncommon for someone to maintain loss of either of those senses more than some weeks or months following recovery from Cove it and Karen We certainly hope that the recovery from that comes back quickly. But in the meantime, take advantage of the situation and load up on all the broccoli. You can Gotta dug in Torrance, your UN with Dr Kelly victory. Hello? Yes, I've had called it for Uh, 12 days. I still have a fever of 100 or more. I have body aches everywhere. I went to my doctor in Beverly Hills and He gave me This concoction of home insist stuff. And like a shot of penicillin. I've been taking Gamma flu. And the Z Pak and then this really strong drug called Prince Sista. And I'm not getting any better at all. And I'm just wanting to know if there's something else that maybe I could do. He kicked this and if not on bits, so Is it possible that I could get the vaccine? How long do I have to wait to get it? And then 65. Yeah, well, I obviously I have not examined. You are seeing your particular case. But I can say that it doesn't sound like you're on most of the medications that we would recommend for someone suffering from cove in. I don't know if you're already taking things like vitamin D, vitamin C and zinc. Um, kind of still in is not the antibiotic that is recommended for covert it, Zithromax. On not because this is a bacterial infection. But because Zithromax is this reminds and seems to have particular effect on covert 19 on top of it. The medications that are recommended for early outpatient treatment include.