35 Burst results for "San Fernando Valley"
Liberty Station
"san fernando valley" Discussed on Liberty Station
"Almost 18 years later, here I am. Cool. Now were you an athlete in school, so getting to be in that situation, you kind of had some athleticism or stuff or was a lot of that kind of a shock to you. You know, I was always really fit. I played soccer. I loved sports growing up, and so yes, but along the way, I didn't realize how intense it really was. And so I think I had a tough time with the running. I was great at sit ups, pull ups, all of that, but it really took a toll on me. And so I suffered a few injuries in the academy, and it didn't set me back, but I limped through most of those runs. I only run if I'm chasing somebody. Let's see. That's my rule. Yeah, I'm only running to happy hour or taco Tuesday, but now it was a lot. And I remember we were at a family party once in my dad was like, there's no way she's gonna make it through the academy. Like, she's never shot a gun. You know, she's not this tough, rough chick. Thanks, dad. Yeah, I was like really tired. And I think that's what motivated me to really push and get through. I wanted to prove to everybody that I could do it. And I did. That's cool. Yeah. Yeah, great. Well, good on you. So where did it go from there with your career? So, you know, once you joined your in place now, tell me, give me the kind of career trajectory that led up to being a detective, being a sleuth. Right. So I started my career in central division downtown LA, the heart of Skid Row. And that was an eye opener. It was a huge eye opener for me. And I started there, and then I moved to the valley after that when I was off of probation. And when I moved to the San Fernando valley is kind of where I found my niche. And I actually fell into the line of vice. And so vice is gambling, prostitution, anything alcohol related, and that's where I initially found my niche within the department. I became a department expert in human trafficking. And saving those victims was something that I really thrived off of.
AP News Radio
10 Los Angeles middle schoolers treated for suspected overdoses
"To know if cannabis edibles were behind the overdoses of several LA students, I'm Lisa dwyer. Ten Los Angeles students appear to have overdosed on edible cannabis products at their middle school in the San Fernando valley. The Los Angeles fire department says the students between 13 and 14 years old experienced mild to moderate distress at the van nuys middle school, fire department captain Eric Scott says the overdoses were possibly from edible cannabis products and investigators want to know if it all came from the same source. That would be a possibility that there was all from the same bunch, but that has to be conclusively determined. The important information here is that this is not fentanyl related
The School of Greatness
"san fernando valley" Discussed on The School of Greatness
"Don't want to hear that there's like real stuff that happens in the world that has nothing to do with them. Your mother being sick has nothing to do with them. So they're really not that interested. And that you might interrupt them and bring some negative juju into their life. They don't want that. So I always say to people, have your people to take your bad news to so people can offer empathy, compassion, emotional support, practical support, and only as an afterthought, will you say, because now you've been held, you've been supported, you might have the strength to say at some point like, yeah, my mom's sick. And they're going to have whatever foolish, unempathetic response they have. But now you've been supportive. So that takes us to the indifferent. Everyone in a narcissistic relationship keep it in your phone, make a little list of completely vacuous topics. The weather, they're building a new house across the way. Can you believe that new grocery store is coming into town back to the weather? You avoid anything that's a third rail. That's a sensitive issue that and or where they're negativity could hurt you. Oh my God. So then you can kind of keep the trains running on time. Like, can you believe this? It's great. I live out in the San Fernando valley so I was like, can you believe this heat? In fact, all the narcissistic people out there are going to know now, I think they're narcissistic because that's how I always start. Can you believe this heat? But because there's nothing else to say. So what do you say with the narcissist then? What can you do? You've checked it out almost everything you can believe this is. But if you live with someone and you have kids with them and you have to interact. Procedural stuff. And I think that what happens is people want a real partner. They want someone to share stuff with them. I'm like, you're never going to have that here. With a nice. You're never going to have it. So give it up. So you're just going to have to recognize it might be things like, who's taking them to soccer today? And if they say, I'm too busy to take him to soccer, realistic expectations, of course. Piece of cake I got it. I always tell folks if you're in a narcissistic relationship, you need to plan a, B, C, and D because they are always going to let you know. Oh, my gosh. Okay, so you mentioned a little moment ago about there are certain situations where you're not going to be able to get out of a relationship and follow your bliss. Yeah, no, you can. But is there a world where you could at some point, as opposed to saying, I've got to live in the next 30 years with this person or ten years with this person, that sounds like a.
AP News Radio
Study: Cancer-causing gas leaking from CA stoves, pipes
"A new study finds that chemicals including cancer causing benzene are leaking from household stoves and pipes throughout California According to a study published in environmental science and technology researchers warn that benzene and other hazardous chemicals are leaking from stoves in the greater Los Angeles north San Fernando valley and the Santa Clarita valley areas at a rate that could be higher than what's considered safe That's based on testing of more than 150 homes in different parts of the state and more than four tons of benzene per year are being leaked into the atmosphere from outdoor pipes that deliver gas benzene is a known carcinogen that can lead to leukemia and other diseases This report could have major implications for air quality in California which is the nation's second highest user of residential natural gas I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
California heat wave sparks fears of power outages, fires
"A brutal heat wave has settled over California increasing the threat of power outages and wildfires Sylvester Thomas and advocate for the homeless in Los Angeles was among those passing out ice water on Skid Row as California sizzles under triple digit temperatures across much of the state It's really hot out here so you know they need to stay hydrated a lot of them be walking out here look like they're going to pass out Governor Gavin Newsom declared an emergency Wednesday and utility operators issued a flex alert calling for energy conservation to prevent blackouts We are looking at yet another heat dome Doctor Diana Lev in the San Fernando valley told ABC 7 Los Angeles the risk of heatstroke is substantial Bring them into the shape put some cold stuff on them and bring them in Don't play with this disorder Cruiser also battling two wildfires that erupted Wednesday in bone dry brush each covering thousands of acres the root fire near castaic snarled traffic on interstate 5 and led to the evacuation of a school and mobile home park while another burned buildings in rural San Diego county near the Mexico border I'm Jennifer King
The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller
"san fernando valley" Discussed on The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller
"You better go to Leon's transmission. This is not good. Now Ben normally back in the day, you could get your clutch fixed. Maybe 1500. Uh oh. Trucking. Shipping. Stalking issues right now. Something you're well aware of. Yeah, what do you think that costs now? She said, normally it's like in the past when things were cheaper. 1500. I'm going to say it's closer to 2500. You're under 3000. Maybe if the flywheel was okay, but if you got to replace the flywheel in the parts and the labor, don't forget the labor now. The labor gets. Did you do what I did? And what I've been trying to do here over the last couple of years could go on the Internet and try to find the part for cheaper. Damn right, I did. Still in the process of doing that right now. But now this shop and they had some good references coming from pep boys and Yelp, I wanted to think that they were being honest with me. Wrong. They called around, they got the price and the parts from the dealership. They got parts and prices from some independent shops in my area. $4000. Oh my God. The high end from the dealership, 42 50. So 4000 is the minimum. So my car is just under 40,000 miles. I'm early on this and you know why, because I burned it out on that hill. It should last you for longer than four years. Shocks. Coming to terms with the fact that I basically just worked this summer school for pro Bono. Oh yeah, 'cause the money that you're, yeah. Yeah, because the money I earned is the money that it's going to cost to put the new clutch in. So I've just kind of kept a positive attitude, first day I found out about it though. I'm not going to lie, said some words. I probably shouldn't have yelled out loud. Probably kicked a few things around the garage. I did some shadow boxing. There's nothing you can do because you're not a mechanic and no one even mechanics, so it's like, and even if you know a mechanic, are they going to be able to pull that off? It's probably a very complex. Now, the family does have one auto mechanic friend in the San Fernando valley. And I was able to get a hold of him. He's busy right now. As soon as he's not busy, I'm going to bring the car to him. Okay. So I'm going to go that route and see if he can help. But yeah, man, when you have issues and you need an auto mechanic, it's one of those deals where it's just as serious as needing a surgeon. Well, for sure, it's like, you know, all those jobs that people kind of poo poo, but they're so important. Like, auto mechanic. Tow truck driver when my car
AP News Radio
Man held in attack on doctor, nurses at California hospital
"A Southern California hospital emergency ward was the scene of a S.W.A.T. team standoff Friday I'm Ben Thomas with the story Los Angeles Police say a man walked into encino hospital medical center in the San Fernando valley asking for treatment for anxiety and stabbed a doctor into nurses They were taken to a trauma center in critical condition Lauren McAllen as a surgical tech at a nearby hospital she tells KA BC They were carrying people out on stretchers One underwent surgery but all three were later listed in stable condition meantime the man holed up in a room for about four hours before S.W.A.T. team members finally arrested him He was taken to another hospital for treatment of self inflected injuries Police say he has a lengthy criminal record including two arrests last year for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest coming just two days after a gunman killed four people and then himself at a hospital in Tulsa Oklahoma McAllen tells kaab It's just disheartening And with all this other stuff going on these days I mean this just really hits really close to home I'm Ben Thomas
Game of Crimes
"san fernando valley" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"Rich morass talks about a big mistake he made just out of the academy and working undercover. So they said no, we're going to all take and all use and so are you. He tells me. And they all get up and they're coming towards me now. And I look out the window and I'm thinking there's only one place to go out that window and I'm gone. 'cause when it was open, it wasn't a two story drop because it was a slope. So it was probably about a half story drop. And I literally dove off that window, landed on my feet, took on, I could hear him screaming and hollering and I ran all the way to Parker center. I was just about ready to finish my three month assignment anyway. So when I got to Parker center, they all started laughing at me and they said, you know what? You are so damn lucky. You're stupid. You broke, you know, a blah, blah, blah. So my last two weeks of undercover my program, I was in the San Fernando valley hanging out at bars. Welcome to game of crimes..
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Was George Reeves's Death a Suicide?
"The George Reeves shall must have been the top one of the top 5 shows. One of the first 5 shows we did when I got to LA to do mysteries and scandals. And I knew some I knew some stories about George Reese, but man, so much more light was shed on these people. And I remember the names in these stories so well, he had a fiance named lenore lemon. And they went out to dinner with their friend Robert condon. And then the three of them went back to Reeves and Lennon's home in Benedict canyon. And just so you guys understand who don't live in this area, Benedict canyon is such a beautiful area. You go up the hill in the valley that separates Hollywood from the San Fernando valley, and these homes are gorgeous. And the view from these homes is spectacular. So they go back to their place on Benedict canyon, and after George goes to bed, lenore lemon decides to host an impromptu party in their living room with condon and the neighbors William bliss and Carol van ronkel. And Reese wakes up by all the goddamn noise they're making. You know, he's not in the mood to hear this kind of bullshit. You know what you're a celebrity and you're working in the business and things aren't going right. And you know you got people responding off you. You can't fucking stand to hear them in the other room laughing and whooping it up when all you're doing is laying your head on your pillow worried and concerned about what this fucking business is doing to you. And that's what was happening with George Reese. So he gets woken up by the stupid drunken noise. He comes downstairs to tell him to shut the hell up. Then he's calmed down. He spends some time with them. He had a drink. He said, calm down, George is such a stick in the mud. How the fuck can cognac. He has the drink. He's calmed down. And he goes back to his room. And not too long after that, the guests hear a gunshot coming from his room. So bliss runs up to stairs to the room, they find Reeves body naked, he's laying on the bed, and there's a gunshot wound to his temple. And as a pistol on the floor, and it looked like it fell out of his hand. Now even though George Reeves death was ruled a suicide, there's some conflicting stories that began to come out in the press, likely because of the fact that the only witness had been drunk at the time. And some news outlets claim that lenore lemon was with reason the bedroom when he shot himself and that she came downstairs and told her guests tell him I was down
RAGE Works Network-All Shows
"san fernando valley" Discussed on RAGE Works Network-All Shows
"Vision scenery Which is up here in the san fernando valley and last year. We built a big model. That was like almost thirty five feet long of the state of california which was billed as a tourist promotional item. That eventually got installed in a train station in london and it got installed two weeks before the covert locked out happened but to help make all the city's quicker We three d. printed little buildings and we were just print them out in different scales and different types of houses getting painted different ways so we could use the same little house in different scales printed and painted differently to make. The city's look much more busier in full. So that's big. That's a big boon. it's it doesn't always take away. Our work I just got done two months ago. Doing a big city model for paramount. I can't say what the name of the project is yet because it hasn't come out in it. We built a.
Awards Chatter
Interview With Frank Marshall of 'the Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart'
"Thank you so much for doing the pike as great to have you and congrats on the nomination at thank you. My first verse. Wow okay. I can't believe that. Well so i. I as a director. Okay no well that's fantastic and of course Come to plenty of. Bg's related stuff but on this podcast. We go right from the very beginning. So if you wouldn't mind just telling listeners where were you born and raised in. What is your folks do for a living. I was actually born in glendale california I was raised out in the san fernando valley until we moved to newport beach for high school so i went to high school in newport and then i went to ucla. So i've never left the west side. And and i guess you were. Athletics have always been a big part of your life. Yes athletics and music. My dad was was a composer. Arranger played jazz guitars are grew up in a musical family He was under contract to capitol records on and my mom played piano so There was a lot of music in our house as i was growing up. All right so eventually you off to to ucla. And i don't believe it was with a specific focus on thelma. I so what was it. And how did we end up with you in on a phone bath. No i was kind of a normal teenager and had no idea what i wanted to do when i went to to. Ucla i started i. I did like a semester and engineering. And then i went into theater arts for a couple of semesters and then i ended up in pali cy but along the way i took a couple of classes in in theater arts and and one of them was Movies and a wonderful professor whose name a gray herald gray. Yeah forget his name but he had written this book on the history of movies so we had this little paperback book. And so you know. I thought great so i learned by just watching great old movies
Mason & Ireland
"san fernando valley" Discussed on Mason & Ireland
"This day. Purple rain in one thousand nine hundred five went to number one and stayed the album and stayed there for twenty four weeks. Twenty four basically half a year half year. Where were you when purple rain came out. Your your young in one thousand nine thousand nine hundred eighty five eighty five. I would have been six years old so we would have just moved to the valley. And i guarantee you. My mom was playing this. Because i i definitely listen to this growing up so probably driving around the west. San fernando valley is a little six year old Go into t-ball or softball or something with my mom blasts in this. So i was in a different situation. I was actually working as a disc jockey. Nineteen ninety-three q w arguing and so when you worked at a what's it called again ninety-three two wr when you worked at w. r. q. Wn whatever it is. Did you do on this day. Like multiple times in our didn't well. Yeah sometimes i did. Because it's a good starting point it's bill. We've done a lot today. We're doing a three times as when you used to work at. W. w the jury this sadly yes. They did a lively. And yeah so i wanted to say this about purple rain. Do you have the song when doves cry good song so so i was. I was disc jockey. And i was doing nights. I was on seven midnight. So i did the top nine at nine and all these old top forty features. Yeah and one night. The record showed my program director me. This record it was a new prince record. And i played it for the very first time on the air and i think it is one of the most original one of the best produced one of the most incredible singles ever released this. There's never been a song like this ever. And i just remember. Ads does that in the in the intro to the song. Oh.
AXE TO GRIND PODCAST
"san fernando valley" Discussed on AXE TO GRIND PODCAST
"Today we debut for you. The song treadmill from the album demo from the band cosmic joke from the san fernando valley of california in the united states comparisons would be. I think everybody's gonna go bad religion on some of these ports mixed with a good dallas of hardcore maybe even some fucking pennywise and there for the heads give it a fucking listen now going nowhere bag okay..
John and Ken on Demand
"san fernando valley" Discussed on John and Ken on Demand
"You had that natural gas Outbreak going on around puerto ranch in and north san fernando valley turns out What was it was socal gas right. There were there were denying and lying and now they want the safe. Don't worry it was small leak. Yeah denied there was a leak. I remember that so the first question is they've been dealing with this since eighteen ninety four. Why is it on this day. July eleventh was there so much would trips concrete paper greece. On that day they got an overload or is this something that was building up weeks and months and it finally hit a critical point because nobody was. I don't know where they have to clean the filters. I i don't understand i. I'm not as sewage system expert but will it just happened that day. Something must've failed or something must have been ignored for a long time. And that's your right because one of the residents. Actually i think it's also city controller ron. Alpern gotten involved in this and he wants to know why exactly why was this able to clog the plants filters such an extent that they had to dump seventeen million gallons of untreated sewage. I think you're right. I think they probably encountered this kind of waste before. They're just singing all came at one sug much. All of a sudden chips and concrete in the system mean all kinds of stuff flows into the gutters. How i read. I read read in one other story that it was. It was like chunks of lumber. they believe some. Some construction site decided to just throw everything into the sewer that day and it just made its way through the system really down to the plant. That's what they think can and and they don't have filters to keep up the the big stuff from big stuff from getting into engines as doesn't make sense to me So it says here. The plant is severely flooded and equipment that treats and cleans the wastewater was damaged. So they're using backup systems..
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"It's just it's California in the summer. Time is rough. It just is rough because of the fires were not gonna probably go back to, uh and I think it's going to happen fairly soon when I was a kid growing up in the San Fernando Valley. And there were no catalytic converters. And people would burn their garbage in the backyard. They had incinerators. And the towards summertime. I remember going out during the summer towards the end of the school year. You have to stay inside. You go outside. And if you breathe deeply, it actually hurt like the smog was so bad Wow to breathe and they kept you inside. And it's just and we're going back to those days. Isn't that special? Alright in Florida, Speaking of the weather, you've got a storm threat that's hanging over now. The condo site and the rescue recovery mission. I know it's kind of semantics at this point, but I guess there's still hope. If they will find somebody in that, But you've got tropical storm Elsa probably going to hit more. The keys area and kind of stay away from Surfside. But with it comes wild weather in. I guess they've had lightning. And it's because of the lightning that they'll have to stop operations because a lot of the rebar and things that are in there are like lightning rods. So they have to stop for a few minutes while the lightning goes on, then the rescuers go back in there and continue the operation Death toll Now 2800 and 17 people unaccounted. And no one has been pulled out that has survived other than that first, uh within hours. That 10 year old kid if you remember And after that hand out of the rubber that nothing And we're not getting information is too and I don't know if we're going to because it's I. You know, it's difficult to to read about it to see about it to hear about it. And that is the shape of the bodies that they're pulling out. Oh, yeah, because this haven't seen anything. I don't think you're going to because they I'm willing to bet that there isn't much left of the very remains themselves. Based on the way this thing has come down. It's devastating later on going to do a story on this, uh and that has to do at seven o'clock lawsuits already starting to fly. How much insurance is there Who's at fault, and that's before the rescue? Well, the recovery is even recoveries even done. Let's check in with Jennifer Jones League.
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"In the canine family in the same way. A wolf is not a dog, but they're also in the canine family. So dog right, Michael Treasure Ko Phi News. Let's take a look at your drive on the five in Anaheim. Still a problem there? Yeah, Status quo. Pretty much on the five South found between Lincoln and Harbor Boulevard where all the lanes were closed. Are going to take you off in Lincoln. Long, slow ride to that spot. If you are a driving that South found five, But now on the North bound side, there is a crash at Lincoln. Three right leg's gonna be blocked for a little bit so that back and things up to could tell us. Hey, I find this guy and sponsored by injury attorney superwoman super lawyer dot com. Jeff all looking at the water. One boy that's really dreadful down there was Robin warned you about so don't go there. It's the simple one. The one on one now coming out of the West San Fernando Valley of coming out of the Calabasas into the valley. It's in pretty good shape. Really gets a little slow around when they go over to the four or five, but that you should plan on every morning bad. Look at the hanging down. You want to come off the 11 good down to PCH. That's in pretty good shape. And finally, South bound. Four or five kind of average stuff here really gets bad. There's a little bit before Victory Boulevard once you get up to the top of the hill things to be a little a little better and Western light down towards the Santa Monica Freeway. Not too bad they're injured in an accident visit superwoman super lawyer dot com. Jeff. Okay, if I in the sky, it's rocking silver, like on the south and five both just before the two would just moved it to the right shoulder. Did some damage there from Glendale Boulevard. Hey, if I and this guy helps get you there faster. I'm robbing banks. Think summer's here and we're all venturing out more enjoying the outdoors, long holiday weekends and taking vacations. So let radio advertising put your business top of mind with customers who are on the move..
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Who represents the San Fernando Valley, introduced the bill, she says the term alien is derogatory and dehumanizing. Debra Mark Ko Phi News. The word alien has been used for. Don't get to go twice. Let's check out this wreck on the 10. I'll take it Santa Clarita on the 14th south just before New Hall, and it's a wreck with a couple of cars. They're both in the center divider, So no lanes are blocked here. But lots of curiosity. You will experience a volume from Sand Canyon K A pie in the sky is sponsored by injury. Attorney Superwoman super lawyer dot com Jeff All your drive on the 7 10. Good boy. Lots of volume. Everybody's on the move here if you're leaving Long Beach right now being a regular just driving a car. Whatever. Just expect to slow drive, and it really starts a little bit before the one Oh, five all the way up to the merge with the five If you're going that for even the 10, pick up very popular by the way Going north 7 10 up to the west End to the north five that way, so a lot of traffic over a bad crash now with person turd. I know Jen was talking about l A X is the moment ago. If you're headed that way, This is westbound. Before Crenshaw got carpool left Lane blocked that times more fire department just pulled up some of the earth. The westbound wanted five is getting slower and slower. It's really getting serious from around Wilmington. Depends on your schedule. If you're running late already, I'd use Imperial Highway going across. Injured in an accident. Business Superwoman Super Lawyer Doc Calm Geoff. Okay, if I of the sky you crash in Ontario, this one on the 10 eastbound just before haven left lanes gonna be blocked, so lots of pressure for your trip there from Archibald. Okay. If I and this guy helps get you there faster I'm robbing banks. You heard you could save big when you bundle home and auto with progressive. So you went online to check it out..
Latino USA
Alex Padilla, From California To Capitol Hill
"Senator. I'm actually going to ask you if you wouldn't mind if you can go back to the young person that you were in college when prop one eighty-seven was happening in california in the early nineteen ninety s. I remember proposition. What any eighty seven per pretty damn will in here's the stage for it Growing up in coma. California in proud working class community north san fernando valley watching my father robert but seem like every single day as cook. Watch my mom. Were cleaning houses why it was important to them that my brother my sister i get a good education. That was the key to a better future. Attending what many people would consider not the best of schools earning admission to the massachusetts institute of technology. And then i get home because graduated from college in nineteen ninety four so i get home that summer trying to figure out my career path bat fall. And what do i see on television. I see ads featuring the governor of california basically saying california's going down hip and it's the fault of families like yours and it's the fault of people like your parents. They keep coming back to million illegal immigrants in california. The federal government won't stop them at the border yet requires us to pay billions to take care of them for people who Were in california. At the time they remember the ads they keep coming. The grainy images of people crossing the border in san you and just coming home from college him earned my degree paying tribute to my parents. Their struggle their sacrifices their hardware They're paying taxes and you know buying hometown live the american dream. And they're being scapegoated. No way and i'll tell you one of the the moment that the light bulb went off in my might participating in that historic march from the east side of los angeles those to downtown los angeles seeing hundreds of thousands of primarily let the march against prop one eighty seven.
KCRW
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KCRW
"Over to about the 1 10. If you're making your way into downtown L, A and in Culver City, the four or five north bound at the 90 also slow to about Getty Center drive before that opens up a bit. On your way into the San Fernando Valley right now. 72 degrees in Santa Monica 84 Incentive. Clarita. It is 82 in Anaheim at 3 20. From NPR news. This is all things considered. I'm Audie Cornish, and I'm Mary Louise Kelly. There are so many questions about what the next chapter looks like. For Afghanistan. It's hard to know where to start. Will the government hold once the US leaves as President Biden has promised to do by September 11th. What is the Taliban's next move? What about women's rights and hanging over all of it? The possibility the prospect of yet more war while our next guest is right in the middle of it on the front lines. Sami Sadat is a commanding general in the Afghan army. We called him today at his post in Helmand province Long one of the most dangerous parts of the country. General Sadat welcomed all things considered. Thank you, Mary Louise. Glad to be here. You start by describing General the situation where you are. How secure is it? How stable is it? What is a typical day like in terms of fading? Am located in southwestern Afghanistan, basically one of the most contested areas between the government and the Taliban. Typical days in southwestern Afghanistan is usually we start our day with digging out a lot of five. These laid on the roads and then contracts with Taliban. The Taliban trying to establish illegal checkpoints and charge traders and passengers as they pass along When you say contact with Taliban be specific, what kind of contact I mean the firefight contact in in terms of the military basically attacks We're also conducting major offensive operations against the Taliban. As the peace talks have, unfortunately failed. I'm one of the commanders who never believed on the talks, and I still don't and I I was prepared for this day, so I pushed all my units. Around 11,000 Afghan soldiers in every 24 hours in my region off operation conduct about 170 military operations, you know, patrols, raids, Nitrates day rates. It's pretty busy here. I want to ask about some of the questions that are swirling here in Washington, and I'm sure must be for you as well. You will have seen The head of U. S. Central Command. General Frank McKenzie is warning that the Afghan military Will collapse without U S support, he testified here in Washington last week. He's worried the Afghan air force won't be able to fly without American help. Is he right to be worried. I think we mean I understand the American context..
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"In the upper fifties to the mid sixties. This report is brought to you by the Auto Club of Southern California from the southern California Toyota Dealers. Traffic Center. We make it easy. We've got a crash on the 1 10 It's down to Los Angeles on the 1 10 south bound at the 10. So the 10 West connector from the 1 10 South down is going to be close for a little bit more yourself than 1 10. Dr. Crowded from the one No. One North bound 1 10 pretty jammed up. Unrelated slowing from south L. A into downtown Los Angeles San Bernadino on the 2 10. He spent 2 59. It's a two right lanes of the block with an overturned vehicle and expect that to get pretty crowded right around the 2 15 K a file on this guy is sponsored by injury. Attorney Superwoman super lawyer dot com Jeff Bond San Fernando Valley. Yep, we're headed back to which is kind of report from CHP about something north five. But rocks better be heading that way. Stay with us. I'll give you an update, just little bit. But most of the San Fernando Valley is still looking pretty good again. That north five of those feel is on ramp. There was still some fire department activity, almost cabin fire as well. It was all about their pretty good drive 1 34 OK, and the one on one now coming out of Calabasas to these towards Encino. All of that is still in pretty good shape. Those keep it that way. Injured it actually visit superwoman super lawyer dot com Jeff Bock a F eye in the sky, having a sponsored by Stater Brothers, Okay, if I and this guy helps get you there faster. I'm robbing banks. This Valentine's Day Drop off fresh flowers for your special someone from Stater Brothers markets. They're super fresh, affordable and ready for pickup Happy Valentine's Day with love from Stater Brothers markets. Nothing means more to our city asleep family than earning the trust of your family. So we're practicing social distancing and giving every customer a personal protector delay on during our president sale, Save up to 50% off, get 0% financing for 18 months and save up to $500 off tempera pedic adjustable sets..
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'The Little Things' stars Jared Leto, Rami Malek, Denzek Washington is a stirring crime thriller
"Denzel Washington Rami Malek and Jared Leto collide in the little things a mystery premiering today on HBO. Max, a jaded detective tracks a serial killer in the San Fernando Valley. It must really like my car. Do I was the trunk space. Denzel Washington gives a complex performance as a cop willing to bend the rules. Unlike his idealistic deputy, Ramsey Malik during a cat and mouse game with Jared Leto's creepy suspect, writer director John Lee Hancock has been trying to get a script made since 1993 feeling like a nineties thriller like the Silence of the Lambs. It's a shame it wasn't made back Then, as we've since seen the same concept done much better in seven Zodiac and prisoners. Still, I'm a mark for this John Rush trying to solve the case, even if we've seen it
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"With its own insurance exchange, and Lisa's enrollment will open up again from February. 1st until May 15th for people to sign up if they need coverage. Chris and Carl Okay, fine news. We're checking a crash on the floor, 05 back to Seal Beach on the four or five North and its Seal Beach Boulevard. This one's a two car crash. They did have all the lanes blocked again for a little bit, But now it's the carpool and two left very wide freeway at this point, so you do have some room to get through. But it's going to be pretty heavy from the 22 south L A on the 1 10 north around just before Adams That's a disabled vehicle in the middle traffic lane. That volume starts. It's Lawson. Okay. A pie in the sky is sponsored by injury. Attorney Superwoman super lawyer dot com Jefe bought four or five San Fernando Valley. All right, touch more now, make sure you stick with us. Yes, leaving Sam Fernando Valley south four or five before Valley dust On the uphill side. Two drivers of cars and driver of the rig. They all got tangled up here, fired upon was called for his bottom line south four or five stops at Burbank Boulevard. That's not too bad considering And then once you get past that you're okay now downtown Last lunch downtown Los Angeles. A long plane problem. East Senate Santa Fe before the interchange. The riders still shut down going to be that way for a while. The backup starts around the 1 10 and a problem even a little bit farther to the east of Soto, right in the heart of the East, Elena Change Real Quick Canaan at Mulholland between 1000 Oaks and Point Dume. Rocks. Mud dirt. Be careful injured in an accident visit superwoman super lawyer dot com. Jeff Bob K a pie in the sky, go fly in the sky helps get you there faster. I'm robbing banks. The Lakers have lost two in a row on the road, falling to the Detroit Pistons, one of 17 92 without Anthony Davis. He's out with a bruised quad. Here. LeBron James talks about the challenges of long road trips, everything. Everything, Mr A long road trip professionals. You know, we're gonna give our minds fresh bodies fresh as much as we can to go out there and put together a complete 48 minute game. Well, obviously, we haven't done in the last couple.
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Have tons of rain coming in. Let me just take a look at this real quick. Okay, Here we go. So it looks like the rain is going to start. Well, I could start any moment here, right? I'm That's not true. It should start. At least for the San Fernando Valley here. Here's what the weather says. Um right now, it says Wednesday, mostly Clear following mostly cloudy skies overnight and then It's going to Thursday and Friday. Heavy rain on Thursday and heavy rain on Friday. 100% chance of rain. Tomorrow. But I miss Read that. Okay. So, tomorrow is Thursday. We'll get my days straight. It's Cove it give me a break. So, tomorrow is Thursday. 100% Chance of rain. They're not screwing around. 100% chance. That's incredible, right? And it may be starting already. It's um cloudy, heavy rain developing later in the day. High is 59 for the San Fernando Valley wins 15 to 25 Miles an hour chance of rain 100% Wow. All right, so 100%, man, they've locked it off. You know in l A. You never see more than 70%. Maybe 80 I have not seen 100% in a long time. If you can wait till next Saturday, a week from this Saturday 0% chance. One. How many people are hoping that it won't just because it says it's 100. Please don't let it so we can bag on the weatherman. Even Yeah, baby. Let me call you could bet on it. They take that's like that in Vegas. Weather bets at all. They do like directing. You bet on anything. Anything. Remember Fritz Coleman? Hey, was being honored by the pioneer radio, broadcasting or pioneers of radio. Whatever that thing is, and And I remember it like I like last year French, Coleman said It was gonna be 70 degrees out. And instead it was 90 degrees out, right? And so I was one of the speakers at that. I'm Pioneer Radio Broadcasting event, you know, to honor Fritz, but sort of like, also toe roast him. And I said, I said, you know, come months ago, Fritz was off by 20 degrees, right? And you think OK, well, 20 degrees and whether that's not Huge. I mean, it's bad, but it's not killer. I said, But in almost anything else in life, it really stands out. Like if I were to say to closure Hey, I want to introduce you to my 21 Children. You'd be like, Wait, you have 21 kids. Oh, no, I have one. Sorry I was off by 20. Lives. Sorry. Carry the one or hey, Mondo. You want to see you want to stay at one of my 21? Holmes? What the Christ! You got 21 Holmes? Oh, no, I'm sorry. No one sorry I was off by 20..
KFI AM 640
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"The 513 area code. OK, if I cash contest is sponsored by the real real shop and sign repeat next chance to win new keyword. In an hour. 3 20. All right, so Governor Apple came out today to announce that the statewide stay at home water is being rescinded. Which means we're back in the stupid, county colored tier system, which may or may not mean something's changed in L. A county. I tell you what's gonna happen. The folks in Orange County, said Diego County and most of the other counties in Southern California are going back to outdoor dining and everything they had before. We were the only one here in L. A county already had limits before Newsome came along in December with the stay at home order, and by the way, the only reason that the whole county is dragged down, it's because they have enormous spread on the east side of the city of Los Angeles. And in parts of the Northeast San Fernando Valley and other scattered communities. The immigrant communities are getting overwhelmed with the virus. There were several stories on this. In the L A Times, New York Times and other places that it's like 10 times the amount there on the East side compared to other places, so there's absolutely no reason for the whole county to be shut down. Just not at all. They've got a severe problem in those overcrowded, densely populated neighborhoods where there's 10 people living in a one bedroom apartment, literally, 10 people. And I have no is, If this is their idea of equity that everybody in the county has to be shut down because of a problem in a limited number of neighborhoods because of the density of population, then that is most Inequitable equity problem. Plan I've ever seen in my life. Now on the this is going with the This is when you have woke health policy by a bunch of woe. Cole's running government now. Well, they have to do what they can do to bring down these numbers so there could be free. So I don't know why they haven't concentrated on those neighborhoods You just mentioned from the very beginning. I mean, what we find out last week they're gonna send Kitson with masks and hand sanitizer. Kid's gonna drop off kids. January. 2021 kids, You should have a big mobile van, and they're given out vaccines. They should be going door to door with vaccines. Sure, I'll take that. I mean, I mean, like the ice cream truck coming down the street. You get your vaccines here, Little bell going off, eh? So I totally flummoxed even the crazy stuff they preach. Bad equity. They don't even follow through competently on that. Yeah, Who's gonna argue if the vaccines went to the hardest hit neighborhoods first? Nobody right now would actually make scientific sense, But they're anti science. In L. A county. Every every. Everything they do is anti science. It's about power. It's about woke ideology. Well, but you know the topic of the vaccines. It's like this story you found today for the National Review that Dr Rochelle Wolinsky Joe Biden's appointee to run the CDC. Apparently, they don't know how many doses of the vaccine the country has. You can't count can't keep track. I don't anybody tries to figure out where the shortages coming from if there is a shortage, because we've been telling you time and time again, even though there's not enough vaccines yet in the states to vaccinate the population, there's a lot of unused doses still lying around. So it just doesn't make any sense. Yes. Listen to this new genius. Gee, I know I knew everything would get better once Joe Biden took over, right? So this is the new CDC director, Dr Rochelle Walensky. I can't tell you how much vaccine we have, and if I can't tell it to you that I can't tell it to the governors and I can't tell it to the state health officials, she said this on Fox News Sunday. If they don't know how much vaccine they're getting, not just this week. But next week and the week after they can't plan they can't figure out how many sights to roll out. They can't figure out how the vaccinators they need. They can't figure out how many appointments to make for the public. And then blamed it on Trump saying. This is the problem. We're left with challenges. We're left with hot, but except and this is Jim Garrity writes in the National Review. I'm just paraphrasing it. There's at least one person in at Madonna and one person adviser who knows exactly how many doses each company's manufactured exactly how many doses has gone. Distributed in the United States and other countries and how many have been administered so far. Everybody should have ballpark figures for these numbers, and that's absolutely right. And we do get some numbers. This Bloomberg compilation that you read almost every day seems to indicate some kind of number there. There is a number and he says, Every company in the world manages its inventory using you. PC coats. Uniformed price code. I think it stands for and those of the white and black lines on every product that the clerk at the cash register runs over a scanner and it goes boot. All right. Those codes are on every single shipment of vaccine. And there's radio frequency I d chips that tracks any shipment that gets misplaced or goes off course, that's what Amazon ups and the Postal Service that's how they know where your packages while it's being shipped. In fact, he says, even drug cartels keep Careful track of the inventory. And he says, we're being told the CDC can't keep track of how many vaccines they've got. Where they're going. Was knowing. Counting the boxes is the shipments rolled off the production line. I mean, this. This is just that which means they must be lying. Somebody's lying here. The idea that the government and Madonna and Fizer have no idea how many vaccines were sent out or where they went, is absolutely false, not believable. Well, the governor's office put out a press release. Today. They've got this new system, which is me worth getting into called my turn. It's a website where you can sign up to be told when it's your turn to get the vaccine, But they're saying California's received more than four million doses. Of covert 19 vaccine. That's their number. Just more than four million not very specific but roughly enough for two million people in two doses each. Claiming we have three million health care workers and nursing home residents. Six million people above 8 65 2.5 million who worked on education, child care, emergency services and food and agriculture. I think this is a cover. I know. On the Bloomberg list. The CDC.
KQED Radio
"san fernando valley" Discussed on KQED Radio
"From Clovis, their mom, Tama Bastos is an E r nurse, and it's so chilling to hear her. Tell her kids. This will be over soon. That was last April, 3. But I don't let it let it get me down because this final world a month later, we brought you a show about how the pandemic was making it tough for a lot of Californians with disabilities. Our intern are yellow. Markowitz brought us a story about a man named Echoed Ramidus. He's autistic and a disability rights activist in L. A. His daily routine is really important to him. The pandemic disrupted all that. But he figured out a way to create a new routine that also helped his neighbors. So this is me doing something. On the weekend, I decided to put together a little flyer for some of my neighbors. It was late in March, when Californians were starting to panic about Corona virus and Ecto Ramirez posted this video on YouTube and so with everybody just kind of hoarding. Uh and panicking right now. They really made things a lot more difficult forward. Some of the people who are more small normal right now, which is a procedure sonar disables actor has around expressive face and really kind eyes. He's 45. He lives with his mom in a rent controlled mobile home park in Chatsworth in the San Fernando Valley. Most of his neighbors are elderly and disabled. So he posted flyers and folks doors, asking them to reach out if they needed food delivered. That's what I'm doing, you know, instead of panicking, which I am, but this is kind of how I'm working with my society.
Rush Limbaugh
Alex Padilla to become California's first Latino senator, replacing Harris
"Secretary of state will be the next senator from the Golden State Governor Gavin Newsom today announced Alex Padilla will fill the seat left open. When Kamila Harris was elected vice president. The son of Mexican immigrants, Padilla will become the first Latino U. S senator to represent California. In 2006 Padilla was elected to the state Senate to represent the more than one million people of the San Fernando Valley Video, was sworn in as secretary of state and 2015 and was re elected in 2018. Newsome praised Padilla in a statement right in California, is gaining a tested fighter in their corner. Governor
Morning Edition
Mobile Field Hospitals Come To Los Angeles County For Surge Of COVID-19 Patients
"The disparity gap is again widening for communities of color, for example, Latinos in Los Angeles or twice as likely to get infected his white residents because of that, the city of L. A has deployed five mobile coronavirus testing teams to neighborhoods. Have been hit the hardest piece here. W Scalea Wells has that story. In early December alone, the number of covert 19 infections nearly doubled in the East, San Fernando Valley and South L. A. Combined, those two parts of the city made up 45% of all cases in the first week of December. Both are predominantly Latino communities. So now this week, the city's five mobile testing teams are heading out to those places. The sights include Pacoima, Van Nuys, Van Ness Watts, Florence. And the South Figueroa corridor and from 9 A.m. to three PM they'll be able to collectively test more than 1000 people per day, with or without an appointment. More info about locations and days of operation is at Corona virus dot l a city dot org's slash testing. Remember Remember Prop Prop
Past Gas
The Murder of Racing Legend Mickey Thompson
"It's Mickey Thompson Time. I'm. Pumped. Islam. Dive welcome back to pass gas everybody I am your host Nolan Sykes as always joined by the other host of the show. Got James pump free mustard on a beat. That's right. Going through your new, your new catchphrases definitely yours no one else's and puck that big MAC truck inside my little garage. and Joe Weber flared up also wink wink nation and what's. Keep it use. Keep it. You bitches juice keep it juice. Joe You had to postpone good staff. Make. Good. Gory non-appropriation Mega. Like. That's your thing. Okay. That's the alike. A love that. May encounter that how that? All right. So what are you? What are you guys? Familiar, rather you guys with Mickey? Thompson? I know that he makes the tires the drag boys. Does he make? Did they make off road tires? and then I, know that he had a gold mine. Well really actual, Gold Mine at some point. Yeah I don't know about that because wasn't he the one who went and like. got smokey eunuch in a gold mining. Maybe. I remember smokey had one but that sounds vaguely familiar thompson who who like got smokey into the into the game I. Believe I haven't heard of any of this. So I'm excited to dive into this and I. Always feel. That way. But this one is like, I should have known about this dude there are no google results for Mickey, Thompson Gold Mine but that you know maybe it's true we have to go find Mickey Thompson's gold. City slickers to. All right So let's just get into it. Mickey Thompson was born Marian Lee. Thompson Junior on December seventh nineteen twenty eight in San Fernando California. He went by Mickey and not marrying because in his own words quote a girl's name would mean even more fighting. I do like the name Marian it's pretty cool. Yeah. Like that, he said even more five eighty. We'll see. Yeah, he. Likes to get into it the San Fernando Valley home to Ventura. Boulevard and Mulholland. Drive was a fitting birthplace for a kid who would become defined by hot rods and dragsters. The valley is one of the original cradles of Car Culture I. I will say it still is today it's very like I went to see us you northridge up there in the valley and it is a muscle car town everyone drives either a charger challenger Camaro or Mustang it's pretty cool. I haven't met many people from the Valley with a valley accent most liked. Girls and Valley boys that I've talked to are from like Hollywood and Venice specifically. Venice. But never really never never from the valley there's I. Mean there's a lot of people. See us you northridge is a commuter school. There's a lot of people from that area that go there and I never really heard that typical valley you know yeah, I think it's kind of a pass a kind of thing. Now it was big at a time I. Don't think it's as big anymore you gotta meet some people from Venice. It's very much alive while not Nevada is on saying I think that the the new thing is. Not New but like the the big vocal fad was the vocal fry God. Yeah. Dashing vocal. John. We Sold our show got. Because we have less views per episode than Donut does perfect. Indirectly, Kris Kardashian directly sourced us. Did you see that onion article that was like the show ends when I wanted to? Rise into, the ocean. I will say Kendall Jenner Architecture Digest open-door episode is pretty cool. She's got a cool house and that's all say on that that rich girl has a cool how it's not just a cool house James. There's a difference like if you watch those videos, there's like real people houses and then there's there's rich people houses with no taste and then as rich. People houses with actual taste and define style, Kendall Jenner, and then Mark Mark. Ronson Mark Ronson Mark Ronson is the best very cool. House is not annoying at all I would like to hang out with Mark Ronson I. Don't know much about a hundred percent want to go to that house hundred percent did anyway that's that's our only Hollywood digression for the episode. California's on fire right now guys so much so that I got gotta check engine light yesterday because I was putting on the new intake, my car, and then like I stopped because I needed another tool and then I put my older back together. But I didn't tighten the thing for the math enough and I just sucked in a bunch of ashish and it like Oh. No. Covered my maths I have a math cleaner if you need it. I had a check engine light a few days ago. Was not fire related. It just turns out that when my coil packs was bad and I had to change it out and not fixed it. So I'm pretty happy. It didn't take long to discover his love for both driving and working on cars and age. Twelve Mickey and his dad entered a soapbox Derby Mickey's first race also became his first car modding experience
Rock N Roll Archaeology
Stolen Moments With Harold Sherrick
"Recoup here on the imbalance history of rock and roll Marcus how you doing not bad. How about yourself today? Well I'm doing good but I'm a little nervous because we're trying something different. Today we're going to combine an episode of five favorites with a studio gas well, not in the studio on zoom? Resuming. With Harold Cherokee, he's got a great book called stolen moments. How many years Herald were in La is a seem to time I was born in La so in La for sixty three years. Only been back here for three years moved back here three years ago. where. Were you living before? While I was living in the San Fernando Valley in Sherman Oaks. Dan Is area that you. which is just just over the hill to Hollywood, which is about fifteen minutes from where I live great place to be mad that close you know was wonderful. As a kid growing up there, where did you live and how did you first start plugging into the whole strip in the scene and everything that was going on there? I was born in L. A. Downtown La but then as a kid. Moved to Glendale California which is just right. Next door. They're nice sleepy little town and I basically grew up there went to high school there the whole bit and was there up until like nine hundred ninety and that I but I moved to the valley when I got married a second time and Just. been there all my life and. I was well connected when I was a kid started going to concerts when I was twelve. I concert was the Beatles. Hollywood ball no. That was all I. I went to the last la which was August. Twenty nineteen, sixty six and that was the Beatles Esta left. Day before the last one, which was candlestick. But that was my first concert. That right in the second row air right there. Six dollars? Ticket dollars can you actually hear the Beatles because? I HAVE THEM IN DC and said, the girls were screaming so loud that she couldn't hear the Beatles from where she was sitting in the stadium Yakking you know here and there it wasn't obviously crystal clear. You did have screamed grounding out of most of the time, but you could hear your somewhat mind blown dude, that's all I wanNA say or I'll deal mind-blowing. Well, that'll be a great entry into rock and roll life for anyone. And Talk to us a little bit about the book you were taking pictures around the L. A. Seen for quite a number of years in have some stunning captures in this book in all, it was going to concerts as a kid I used to play around with little Brownie camera when I was nine and ten years old and so eventually when I was able to graduate up to actually getting a decent camera which was. Like nineteen, Seventy, eight, seventy, nine, eighty at one. I really started pushing myself into the into the scene as best I could. It's all proven yourself in the beginning paying your dues you know you're not getting paid when you start out, it wasn't the solely for the money was the for the love of the whole thing. I always had a visual of capturing a great moment. You know whether it was in concert or meeting. Somebody in a hotel room that's what I started doing. Did you build a black and white dark room in your house? My father had a black and white dark room. Yeah. I didn't my house. I had a friend that helped me out a lot a couple of friends that end our rooms and I would bring my films as soon as I shot it the next morning I was there almost at the crack of dawn. We gotta get this process you know right away. That's awesome. You know would do the proof sheets and then big out of print I'd have sometimes I'd have to send something out right away most of the time in the beginning, it was just doing it and getting it done. So I could actually look at what I shot. That's all part of the beginning anyway trial and error is how you learn from a day to day thing you know 'cause I'm self taught I didn't go to school for it and I just I always wanted to do that. You know just take pictures because my father. Was, a newspaper man you were for hearst for the Herald, examiner in La A., and that's how I of got into it. When I was a kid was he would always take me down to the office I used to look at all the photos and the photo room with saga offers, and then I go to the pressroom and watch the paper roll off the presses at night with the greatest greatest experience you know the newspaper game sets how I got into want shoot black and white for falls. What was the first concert? You Shot Elvis Presley Whoa. Seventy six year before he died he he never he didn't come to L. A. and seventy-six closes. He came Long Beach Arena and I had tickets through a friend who is very well connected into Elvis and getting good tickets. So we had some really good seats and that time I think I'd be twenty five bucks to see John a few pictures. They didn't really come out that well. So that's why nothing has really been seen on that because I nothing came out that good at all.
The John Phillips Show
Heat warnings in effect for Los Angeles area
"Temperatures are a little bit cooler in some places today, but excessive heat warnings remain in effect through nine PM Wednesday in the Antelope, Santa Clarita and San Fernando Valley. Even a Southern California suffers through a sometimes record breaking heat wave. Weather forecasters are predicting heavy and slow moving thunderstorms. DNA Kodiak reports and those thunderstorms could lash many mountains and valleys, potentially causing dangerous flash floods. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood advisory that last through this evening, it covers San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara Ventura and L. A county's except for the Santa Monica Mountains. People living below recent wildfire burned areas are urged to be ready to
1A
Los Angeles Earthquake: Magnitude 4.2 Rattles San Fernando Valley
"Angelenos were awoken by a 4.2 magnitude earthquake centered in the San Fernando Valley near Pacoima. KPCC science reporter Jacob Margolis lives nearby, and he has more 4.2 Isn't all that big. But since it was right beneath us, it hit harder than any recent earthquake. I know. I remember. I woke up because I felt like a truck hit my house. If you didn't feel it, it may be because of how far you were from the epicenter. The good news is there was no significant damage reported. Remember, All of this is totally normal for our area. The shaking could continue as aftershocks rolled through. There's even a chance that a bigger one could be on the way, which is a totally unsettling thought. But and I know that, like none of us can handle this emotionally. Right now. You can prepare for the next quake by getting your emergency kit and an emergency plan together. Covering science. I'm Jacob Margolis. If you'd like to figure out how to better prepare for the next earthquake, you can also download our podcast. The big one. You're survival guide wherever you get your podcasts. Los Angeles County
Tim Conway Jr.
Los Angeles County Locals Make Up Bulk of Looting Arrests
"It is Hey so what what's going on over there what's the word on the street I know that you've been extremely busy and and by the way the work you're doing like collecting the information and not necessarily concentrating on on exactly what's going on the street but why it's going on you've been terrific on this body unbelievable thanks so much yet one of the things that we've been trying to figure out over the last few days is where is all the trouble coming from because clearly the bulk of the people who have been hitting the streets with the signs with the demonstrations with the protest had nothing to do with the mess that we've seen over a few nights over the weekend I mean the worst of it seem to be Saturday night in the LA's Fairfax district and then there was something of a repeat performance in Santa Monica and we saw some of it to go down to Long Beach and certainly some in the San Fernando Valley although it seems like and check me on this if I'm wrong but it seems like over the last couple of days the volume has been turned down on the unrest and and the looting and the arson right it seems much smaller and not quite as many people involved so we've been trying to find out who are the people that are responsible for the trouble and in some other cities not here in southern California but in the Midwest in back east there was word spreading that there were groups of outside agitators I think is the right buzz word who are coming into town and causing all the trouble we want to find out if that was happening here so we got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of booking records from arrests that were made beginning last Thursday all the way through yesterday at midnight and lo and behold the people who've been locked up on the most serious charges not the people who get arrested for sitting in the street and volunteering to be arrested as an act of civil disobedience rather the people who are out to do harm allegedly and have been nabbed by police in the active perhaps looting or vandalism or arson who are they they're all from southern California for the most part they all have LA county addresses there are a few flyers from Fontana and maybe some from the antelope valley but for the most part from the corner of southern California we found I think five or six people who were from out of state I want one from Michigan and one from New York one from Chicago but it you know LA is a town that's full of people from out of town so it's hard to tell if those are folks who came in to LA to cause trouble or they just happen to be wrapped up in this so as a non it's not mostly outside agitators then you're saying it's mostly southern Californians granted we don't know who everybody is this out on the street but all of this small slice of the people who were arrested on the most serious charges felonies here not good no not little stuff they're predominantly from southern California and for one reason or another most of them are already out of jail in fact most of them were out of jail within twelve hours of being arrested we've been looking into that as well hi you have the number of people being rearrested none that's that's one of the other interesting things that as we look through the records beginning Thursday night again through midnight last night we got all the names we put the names in a huge spreadsheet and alphabetize them looking for repeat offenders and at least as far as the felony cases go we didn't see any wow granted that's a again a small fraction of the people that were involved because not everybody that was out looting in doing terrible things got arrested it's only a fraction of them they did on top of that it's a a fraction of all of the people who got locked up the numbers were hearing pretty staggering between Thursday and today it is well over two thousand people that have been through the booking process most of them again on those low level charges for violating the curfew order or failing to disperse when police declare a particular demonstration and unlawful gathering that's going to be the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of those hundreds there's you know maybe a few hundred that were booked on suspicion of felonies so that's the group that we're looking at and then trying to extract out some information that tells us more about what the heck's
AP News Radio
Report: Bryant crash pilot had no drugs, alcohol in system
"The pilot flying Kobe Bryant his daughter and six others did not have alcohol or drugs in his system when their helicopter slammed into a hillside outside Los Angeles in January according to autopsies released Friday the Los Angeles county coroner's office report made it clear all nine sustained immediate fatal injuries and almost certainly died on impact the crash is considered accidental the NTSB said there was no sign of mechanical failure but a final report is not expected for months Bryant was headed to his thirteen year old daughter geon as basketball tournament at his mom a sports academy the group including one of his daughters coaches and two of her teammates encountered thick fog in the San Fernando Valley north of LA Bryant's widow filed a lawsuit alleging the pilot was careless and negligent I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Report: Bryant crash pilot had no drugs, alcohol in system
"The pilot flying Kobe Bryant his daughter and six others did not have alcohol or drugs in his system when their helicopter slammed into a hillside outside Los Angeles in January according to autopsies released Friday the Los Angeles county coroner's office report made it clear all nine sustained immediate fatal injuries and almost certainly died on impact the crash is considered accidental the NTSB said there was no sign of mechanical failure but a final report is not expected for months Bryant was headed to his thirteen year old daughter geon as basketball tournament at his mom a sports academy the group including one of his daughters coaches and two of her teammates encountered thick fog in the San Fernando Valley north of LA Bryant's widow filed a lawsuit alleging the pilot was careless and negligent I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Report: Bryant crash pilot had no drugs, alcohol in system
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