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Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call

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Speaker 1: with me Amy King on demand on the iHeartRadio app.

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Speaker 3: That goodall, your host, Amy Kay.

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Speaker 4: It's five o'clock.

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Speaker 1: This is your wake up call for Tuesday, October seventh.

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Speaker 1: Good morning. I'm Amy King. We're live everywhere on the

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Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app. Super excited that you're starting your day right

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Speaker 1: here with us. We got so much to get to,

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Speaker 1: of course, including baseball. We'll talk about the Dodgers, just

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Speaker 1: one went away from.

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Speaker 4: Advancing to the Championship Series.

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Speaker 5: Whoa.

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Speaker 4: That was a great game last night, so much fun.

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Speaker 1: Hey it's National Taco Day and it's Taco Tuesday and

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Speaker 1: we don't have tacos.

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Speaker 4: We should have brought tacos. I should have planned better.

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Speaker 1: Oh well, anyway, and did you know that they just

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Speaker 1: they announced a list of the best taco places. Yelp

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Speaker 1: rated them, and the number one taco place in America

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Speaker 1: is Bria Famia Castro. I'm probably saying that wrong. It's

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Speaker 1: in North Hollywood, number one best tacos. Kno's laughing at me.

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Speaker 1: I did say it wrong.

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Speaker 4: Oh you're clothes. Media is it's hard to tell, but

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Speaker 4: it's not Bria. It's Berrieria b I R R I

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Speaker 4: E R I A because yeah, it's not just Beria,

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Speaker 4: it's Berrieria. I know, right. Anyway, best tacos in America.

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Speaker 1: I would imagine since that a list came out that

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Speaker 1: their business has spiked just a bit. Here's what's ahead

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Speaker 1: on wake up call. Well, the lights were on, but

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Speaker 1: no one was home. For about six hours last night.

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Speaker 1: There were no air traffic controllers operating out of the

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Speaker 1: Hollywood Burbank Airport. Traffic was being handled out of San Diego.

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Speaker 1: Some flights were canceled, others delayed. Official say air traffic

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Speaker 1: controllers are expected to return to the job today.

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Speaker 4: It's all tied to the government shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Former USC quarterback Mark Sanchez has been released from the

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Speaker 1: hospital and released on bail after getting into a fight

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Speaker 1: with a delivery driver in Indianapolis, in which both men

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Speaker 1: ended up being stabbed. Police say the man had parked

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Speaker 1: his truck, Sanchez got upset when he wouldn't move it,

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Speaker 1: and the fight ensued. Sanchez is facing a felony charge

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Speaker 1: and two misdemeanors. The Dodgers one went away from the

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Speaker 1: National League Championship Series. LA held off a ninth inning

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Speaker 1: rally by the Phillies to beat Philadelphia four to three.

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Speaker 1: Action shifts back to LA for Game three tomorrow at

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Speaker 1: Dodger Stadium. LA leads the best of five series two

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Speaker 1: games to none, and of course you can listen to

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Speaker 1: all the action on our sister station, AM five seventy

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Speaker 1: kiter Alac. Today is the two year anniversary of Hamas's

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Speaker 1: attack on Israel.

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Speaker 4: Can you believe it's been two years.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna be talking with Abcizjure Donna Miller in Jerusalem

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Speaker 1: to talk about the prospects for peace between Israel and Hamas.

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Speaker 1: Amazon Prime days are here, and as you take advantage

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Speaker 1: of deals, there are scammers trying to take advantage of you.

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Speaker 1: Kfi's national correspondent Rory O'Neil joins us to tell us

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Speaker 1: what to look for and how to protect yourself. Tired

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Speaker 1: of swapping out cars every few years, Well, the host

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Speaker 1: of How to Money on KFI, Joel Larsgard, is gonna

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Speaker 1: tell us which cars are best if you're in it

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Speaker 1: for the long haul, and also why a contract gig

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Speaker 1: may be a good way to go when it comes

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Speaker 1: to your next job. Okay, I'm getting I'm getting tips

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Speaker 1: on how to say it from editor Carla Bdaia bdi

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Speaker 4: I thought you did roll the R. That's what I know.

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Speaker 1: Let's get started with some of the story coming out

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Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The FAA says

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Speaker 1: the control tower at Hollywood Burbank Airport was empty last

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Speaker 1: night because of staffing issues during the ongoing government shutdown.

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Speaker 6: Flights could still take off in land, but pilots had

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Speaker 6: to use procedures typically followed at small airports without control towers.

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Speaker 6: Air Traffic controllers have to work during the shutdown, but

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Speaker 6: they're not being paid and some have started calling in sick.

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Speaker 6: A dozen FAA facilities experienced staffing issues Monday, including Phoenix

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Speaker 6: and Denver. The controllers union, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association,

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Speaker 6: said it's normal for people to call in sick on

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Speaker 6: any given day, but that would happened Monday shows how

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Speaker 6: fragile the nation's aviation system is. Tammy Triheo KFI News.

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Speaker 1: Former LA Deputy Mayor Brian Williams has been sentenced to

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Speaker 1: a year probation for calling in a fake bomb threat

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Speaker 1: to city Hall during a virtual meeting. He admitted he

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Speaker 1: falsely told police last October that he got a call

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Speaker 1: said he had placed a bomb in city Hall. His

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Speaker 1: lawyer cited undiagnosed mental health challenges. Williams was Mayor Bass's

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Speaker 1: Deputy Mayor of Public Safety at the time. Three people

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Speaker 1: are in critical condition following a Metavac helicopter crashing onto

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Speaker 1: a highway in Sacramento. Officials say the helicopter took off

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Speaker 1: from the roof of UC Davis Medical Center just minutes

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Speaker 1: before the crash last night. A pilot, a nurse, and

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Speaker 1: paramedic were aboard the helicopter at the time. One of

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Speaker 1: them was trapped under the helicopter. A helicopter but bystandards

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Speaker 1: helped cruise get them out. A guy well known in

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Speaker 1: LA in the sneaker community has been arrested. ABC's Alex

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Speaker 1: Stone says. Cool Kicks founder Adil Schams is accused of

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Speaker 1: stealing a half million dollars worth of train cargo.

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Speaker 7: Popular shop went on Instagram saying it had no way

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Speaker 7: of knowing that a quote small allotment of Nike sneakers

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Speaker 7: it received were stolen, but the lapd now indicating it

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Speaker 7: was no small allotment.

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Speaker 1: More than two thousand pairs of stolen Nikes and one

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Speaker 1: hundred cartons of Nike clothing were allegedly found in the shop.

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Speaker 1: Lakerstar Lebron James has posted a mysterious message on x

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Speaker 1: A short video clip shows him walking to what looks

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Speaker 1: like an interview seat on a basketball court. The caption

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Speaker 1: reads the Decision of All Decisions. October seventh, twelve pm

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Speaker 1: Eastern Standard Time, hashtag the Second Decision. James turns forty

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Speaker 1: one in December. Some say the announcement could possibly be

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Speaker 1: about his retirement. Let's say good morning to Michael Morrison.

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Speaker 1: Check a crash in South LA on the one ten.

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Speaker 1: This one's been around four quite a while this morning, thanks.

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Speaker 8: Gaming on good morning to you. One ten southbound past

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Speaker 8: Florence Avenue. All lanes are taken away. They're all blocked

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Speaker 8: because of a fatality accident investigation. One person was killed

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Speaker 8: in the multi vehicle wreck, first reported about one thirty

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Speaker 8: this morning. Now, if you're on the one ten southbound,

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Speaker 8: you can take Slawson then go south on Vermont Avenue

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Speaker 8: and then go to Century Boulevard and that will lead

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Speaker 8: you right back to the south one ten. Now at

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Speaker 8: that same location on the one ten southbound before Florence Avenue,

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Speaker 8: it's a two vehicle accident and is blocking the left

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Speaker 8: the East sixty two, left hand lanes are shut down

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Speaker 8: for bridge repairs from the fifty seven to Diamond Bar Boulevard.

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Speaker 8: Ump ahead and Gino. On the East sixty past Phillips

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Speaker 8: Ranch Road is an accident involving a moped. A moped

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Speaker 8: Trans project wrapping up in Garden Grove twenty two westbound.

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Speaker 8: This was a concrete poor project that had the carpool

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Speaker 8: That project is all over with West Southern California's most

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Speaker 8: accurate traffic reports. I'm Mike Morris.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Mike.

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Speaker 1: It's five h seven on your wake up call this

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Speaker 1: Tuesday morning. Let's say good morning now to ABC's jordonnah

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Speaker 1: Miller in Jerusalem.

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Speaker 4: So Jordana.

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Speaker 1: It's been two years to the day since Samas crossed

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Speaker 1: the border and massacred more than twelve hundred israe lease

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Speaker 1: and took two hundred.

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Speaker 4: And fifty hostages. Are we on the precipice of peace? Yet?

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Speaker 5: You know, I think everyone is praying that we are,

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Speaker 5: and raising their voices and you know, doing anything they

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Speaker 5: that have just started in Charmel Shak they began last night.

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Speaker 5: There'll be more today. We see, for example, that Idan Alexander,

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Speaker 5: the American hostage, who is the last hostage to be released.

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Speaker 5: He'll be meeting with President Trump today at the White House.

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Speaker 5: You know, here in Israel, it's a somber day. There

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Speaker 5: are thousands across the country holding all kinds of vigils

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Speaker 5: down in the in the very communities that were pillarred

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Speaker 5: and burned and where people were you know, shot and

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Speaker 5: you know miss Another site, of course is the Nova

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Speaker 5: and there many people are gathering. It's a bit of

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Speaker 5: a strange anniversary here because it's also falling on the

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Speaker 5: Jewish holiday of Soukote, which is, according to Jewish Christion,

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Speaker 5: a holiday that's supposed to be about happiness, and today

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Speaker 5: day that is like the Sabbath, right where people don't

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Speaker 5: work and don't drive, and those who are religiously observant

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Speaker 5: don't get in their cars. So there are sections of

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Speaker 5: not turning on their television. So I think tonight, when

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Speaker 5: to say, it's two years, but it feels like yesterday

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Speaker 5: in the sense that you know, there isn't there's not

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Speaker 5: the same.

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Speaker 1: Okay, we know that Hamas has said it will release hostages.

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Speaker 4: Is that still on the table? I mean?

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Speaker 1: Or does that pause during these negotiations or is that

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Speaker 5: I mean, the sides are supposed to be tackling that

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Speaker 5: very issue of releasing all the all the Israeli hostages

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Speaker 5: twenty living, twenty eight bodies in one foul swoop, in

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Speaker 5: exchange for the release of about twenty two hundred jailed Palestinians,

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Speaker 5: including two hundred and fifty that are serving life sentences

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Speaker 5: for very deadly attacks on Israelis, you know, bus bombings,

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Speaker 5: et cetera. That is the that is the heart of

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Speaker 5: the negotiation right now, what everybody's calling phase one. I

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Speaker 5: think it's going to take a few more days. If

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Speaker 5: a really good sign that the war is actually on

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Speaker 5: the precipice of ending, and that we will see phased

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Speaker 5: Israeli withdrawal and these a new governing council being put

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Speaker 5: and more countries will add to it, you know. I

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Speaker 5: think the next few days are critical. If Hamas tries

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Speaker 5: or ask that uh, the hostages only be released now,

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Speaker 5: you know, half and in a month or two the

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Speaker 5: other half. Then I think we're going to run into

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Speaker 5: real trouble and the whole thing could could fall apart.

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Speaker 1: All right, well, we will be watching at ABC's Jordana

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Speaker 1: Miller in Jerusalem, thank you for the update.

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Speaker 5: To appreciate it, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 1: It's interesting, she said, it feels like it was yesterday.

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Speaker 1: Remember after nine to eleven. Now it feels far away,

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Speaker 1: but for years after, it felt like yesterday. Let's get

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Speaker 1: back to some of the stories coming out of the

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Speaker 1: in sight. James Jones with the National Park Service says

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Speaker 4: Rory, Prime days are here.

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Speaker 1: That means good deals, and it could mean that scammers

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Speaker 11: Right, So you got to pay attention because remember, a

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Speaker 1: So that so this is a different kind of scam

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Speaker 4: All Right. You're getting any deals this prime.

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Speaker 1: State lawmakers, a member of the LA City Council, and

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Speaker 16: hold on this influential online community heading into next year's midterm.

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Speaker 16: Heather Brooker, okay, if I News.

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Speaker 1: Well, the Dodgers one went away from advancing to the

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Speaker 1: National League Championships. Did you catch the game last night?

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Speaker 1: It was a nail bier. The Phillies scored three in

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Speaker 1: the bottom of the ninth and we're knocking on the

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Speaker 1: Dodgers door.

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Speaker 3: So Hockey honkers down on the mound, kicks in fires Turner,

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Speaker 3: swings crown ball, a second scooped up by him, and

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Speaker 3: he throws first dog out by Freddy Freeman.

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Speaker 7: He picks it and saves the game. That's a win

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Speaker 7: for LA.

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Speaker 1: The Dodgers delivered a one two punch to the Phillies.

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Speaker 3: The Dodgers came into one of the toughest road atmospheres

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Speaker 3: that there is to offer in Major League Baseball, and

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Speaker 3: they win two games.

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Speaker 1: Game three is tomorrow back in LA at Dodgers Stadium.

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Speaker 1: First pitch goes out at six eight pm. That's gonna

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Speaker 1: make it a late night for mama.

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Speaker 4: Not looking forward to that, but looking forward to the game.

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Speaker 1: If they win tomorrow, the advance and if they don't

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Speaker 1: win tomorrow night, then there's a game four on Thursday afternoon.

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Speaker 4: Either way, go Blue still to come on wake up call.

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Speaker 1: Governor Newsim says Burbank Airport had zero air traffic controllers

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Speaker 1: on duty four hours last night. He says it was

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Speaker 1: because of the federal government shutdown. Several controllers called in sick.

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Speaker 1: Air traffic was handled through San Diego. Traffic controllers are

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Speaker 1: they don't get paid until after it's over. The owner

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Speaker 1: of Cool Kicks, which specializes in the resale of limited

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Speaker 1: edition shoes and apparel, has been arrested for the theft

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Speaker 1: of merchandise worth about a half million dollars. Law enforcement

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Speaker 1: recovered more than twenty one hundred pairs of Nike shoes

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Speaker 1: Laped says the investigations ongoing and more arrests are expected.

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Speaker 1: Lakers star Lebron James plans to make an announcement today

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Speaker 1: that he calls the Second Decision. It's a reference to

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Speaker 1: his announcement back in twenty ten that he was leaving

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Speaker 1: Cleveland to sign with the Heat. There is speculations it's

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Speaker 1: about his retirement plan. He's entering his twenty third season

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Speaker 1: with the NBA at the age of forty at.

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Speaker 4: Six oh five. It is handle on the news.

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Speaker 1: The government shutdown now affecting air traffic and hit close

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Speaker 1: to home at the Burbank Airport. It's gonna have something

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Speaker 1: to say about that. Here's what's coming out of the

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Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Three people aboard a Metavac

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Speaker 1: helicopter have been critically heard in a crash on a

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Speaker 7: Another medical helicopter overhead reporting in the Reach helicopter was

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Speaker 7: Immediately, the audio from Live atc dot net. Bystanders came

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Speaker 1: Alex Stone says the pilot, a nurse, and a paramedic

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Speaker 1: no patients. The helicopter had lifted off from UC Davis

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Speaker 1: Medical Center just before it crashed. The CDC's accepted and

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Speaker 1: Advisory Panel's recommendation on COVID nineteen vaccination.

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Speaker 6: The CDC's approval comes after the Advisory Committee on Immunization

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Speaker 6: Practices unanimously recommended people speak with their doctors about getting

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Speaker 6: The panel's recommendation added another hurdle for those seeking the vaccine,

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Speaker 6: the panel's recommendations are approved, they immediately become the policy

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Speaker 6: for Medicare and Medicaid patients. Tammy Trihio KFI News.

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Speaker 1: Fox NFL analyst Mark Sanchez is out of the Hospit

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Speaker 1: out of the hospital on bond, so he's out of

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Speaker 1: the hospital and out of jail, facing a felony battery

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Speaker 1: charge in connection with a fight with a truck driver

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Speaker 1: in Indianapolis. ABC's Matt Rivers's the fight was over parking.

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Speaker 2: Prosecutors choosing to upgrade that battery charge after reviewing surveillance video,

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Speaker 2: witness statements, and the extent of the victim's medical condition.

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Speaker 2: As for that felony charge, If convicted, he carries a

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Speaker 10: To six years.

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Speaker 1: Sanchez is set for a preliminary hearing November fourth. Homeland

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Speaker 1: Security Secretary Christy Noms says drug cartels and gangs have

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Speaker 1: put bounties on ICE agents. She says the bounties are

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Speaker 1: two thousand dollars for kidnapping and ten thousand dollars for killing.

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Speaker 1: The agents Huntington Beach. Republican Senator Tony Strickland tells kfi's

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Speaker 1: John Coblt that sanctuary city laws in California make things

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Speaker 1: worse for ICE agents.

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Speaker 5: It's not only them that have a bounty on them.

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Speaker 10: I'm also concerned about their families and social media and

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Speaker 10: everything else.

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Speaker 1: Nom says, it's a very dangerous and unprecedented situation.

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Speaker 4: And I is gonna.

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Speaker 3: Comes down in dorm trying to build a house on

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Speaker 3: Bill no more.

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Speaker 5: But I gotta skill.

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Speaker 4: The Fhue kids are all skinning and all entry.

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Speaker 1: Singer Zach Bryan has a new song criticizing the actions

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Speaker 1: of immigration and customs enforcement. Brian released a one minute

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Speaker 1: snippet of the song bad News on Instagram yesterday. He

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Speaker 1: sings about ICE busting down doors and the fate of

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Speaker 1: the Red, White, and Blue. Time to get in your

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Speaker 1: business with Bloomberg's Dan Schwartzman, Morning.

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Speaker 11: Dan, Good morning Amy.

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Speaker 17: How are you.

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Speaker 4: I'm good.

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Speaker 1: So, if you're thinking about a Tesla and you want

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Speaker 1: a Tesla but you're not going to get a Tesla

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Speaker 1: because they're so darn expensive, this could be good news.

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, Amy. We now know what Tesla is teasing on

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Speaker 18: social media over the week and had like an image

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Speaker 18: just headlights and things. Well, source of telling Bloomberg that

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Speaker 18: the company plants and veil a cheaper version of the

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Speaker 18: Model Why today. The car is going to give Tesla

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Speaker 18: a more affordable vehicle to count to the loss of

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Speaker 18: electric vehicle incentives that ended last week. We're told that

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Speaker 18: Tesla managed to engineer cost out of the Model Why

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Speaker 18: in part by focusing on the battery pack and motor.

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Speaker 18: But amy no word yet on how much the new

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Speaker 18: car will be costing us.

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Speaker 4: Well, that's not helpful. I thought it was.

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Speaker 1: So we just know it's going to be less expensive,

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Speaker 1: but we don't know if it's going to be fifty

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Speaker 1: dollars less or five thousand.

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Speaker 18: Dollars less or it could it be like instead of

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Speaker 18: thirty grand, it's twenty nine nine nine nine, Who knows, right, Okay, Well.

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Speaker 4: We'll be watching. We'll be watching.

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Speaker 1: Let's see what's next. Beer distributor did well last quarter.

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Speaker 18: I may have helped in that. Consolation Brands, the company

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Speaker 18: behind Corona Medello beer in the US, brewed up better

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Speaker 18: than expected earnings in its latest quarter despite beer and

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Speaker 18: alcohol alcoholic beverages in general struggling. As we know, younger

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Speaker 18: consumers are drinking less now. Analysts point a mix of

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Speaker 18: health conscious trends more cannabis use and weight loss drugs

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Speaker 18: that may be curbing alcohol cravings. Constellations sold off most

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Speaker 18: of its wine business not too long ago, though, So

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Speaker 18: people are drinking beer apparently, and why not.

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Speaker 11: Who doesn't like a good beer.

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Speaker 1: I'll be having one at Dodger Stadium on Thursday if

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Speaker 1: there's a game on Thursday.

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Speaker 18: Why one.

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Speaker 1: Exactly exactly, that's what those beer distributors want to hear too, Okay, exactly.

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Speaker 1: A company in California, Oh, this is I'm interested in

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Speaker 1: this one. How to keep solar panels operating when there's.

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Speaker 18: No solar Yeah, this is a really interesting story. California

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Speaker 18: based startup reflect Orbital. They're based in Hawthorn. They aim

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Speaker 18: to keep solar farms running at night by reflecting sunlight

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Speaker 18: from space. That, though has sparked controversy amongst astronomers, whose work,

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Speaker 18: of course, relies on dark skies, They say reflect Orbital's

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Speaker 18: goals will come at the expense of their research. Reflecting

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Speaker 18: sunlight to the dark side of Earth may have other pitfalls.

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Speaker 18: Scientists have documented how artificial light at night can disrupt

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Speaker 18: the behavior of nocturnal species, and as we know Amy

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Speaker 18: and with your work schedule, light pollution can also have

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Speaker 18: adverse impacts on human health. So while it could be

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Speaker 18: a good thing obviously for a renewable energy, it could

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Speaker 18: and animals.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So they'd set up these mirrors and reflect it,

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Speaker 1: so we'd have like beams of light shining into Hawthorn

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Speaker 1: in the middle of the.

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Speaker 18: Night apparently, so yes, we'll be buying in hawthorn yet,

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Speaker 18: I guess.

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Speaker 1: Okay, be interesting to see that, Okay, And what are

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Speaker 1: we expecting in the markets today?

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Speaker 5: Right now?

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Speaker 18: It is not doing a lot at least, we're all

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Speaker 18: up twenty seven points, which is up a tenth of

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Speaker 18: That's nearing a gain of a tenth of one percent.

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Speaker 18: So kind of cautious right now with markets opening in

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Speaker 1: Okay, And then I have a question for you, Dan, Like,

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Speaker 1: because of the shutdown, we know we didn't get a

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Speaker 18: We really don't know right now.

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Speaker 4: It's just a wait and sea game.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, it's a wait and sea game. And I mean,

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Speaker 18: I think some people might tell you things seem to

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Speaker 18: be running more smoothie right now, you know, okay, but

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Speaker 18: you know it's crazy right now. But there's a shutdown.

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Speaker 18: Nothing seems to be going on, and what economic data

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Speaker 18: t week. I guess at this point we'll just.

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Speaker 1: Have to wait and see. Bloomberg. Dan Schwartzman, get in

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Speaker 1: your business. We do it every morning at five forty.

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Speaker 4: Thanks Dan, talk tomorrow, all right.

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Speaker 1: A funeral has been held for the girl from Lake

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Speaker 1: elsin Or whose remains were found in the trunk of

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Speaker 1: an impounded tesla in Hollywood. Celestreevas had been reported missing

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Speaker 1: last year when she was thirteen. The tesla her remains

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Speaker 1: were in is registered to a singer named David Burke.

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Speaker 1: He's moved out of a rented home in the Hollywood

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Speaker 1: Hills and his US and European tours have been canceled.

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Speaker 1: Former Deputy Mayor of La Brian Williams has been sentenced

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Speaker 1: to a year of probation and fifty hours community service

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Speaker 1: for reporting a fake bomb threat to city hall. Williams

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Speaker 4: Williams resigned in April.

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Speaker 1: The Dodgers are headed back to LA with the two

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Speaker 1: nothing lead in the National League Division Series. The Boys

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Speaker 1: in Blue held off a ninth inning rally by the

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Speaker 1: Phillies to win their second straight in Philadelphia, final score

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Speaker 1: four to three. Game three tomorrow evening at Dodgers Stadium.

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Speaker 1: With a win, the Dodgers would sweep the best of

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Speaker 1: five series. If the Dodgers lose tomorrow, Game fourth, Thursday,

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Speaker 1: afternoons in LA. We're just minutes away from Handle. On

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Speaker 1: the news this morning, I would watch this one. Hakeem

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Speaker 1: Jeffries wants to debate Mike Johnson over the government shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Let's say good morning now to the host of How

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Speaker 1: to Money on KFI. It's Joel lars Guard Morning.

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Speaker 17: Joel morning, Amy.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so you're saying when when you're looking for your

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Speaker 1: next gig instead of a regular employees setup, maybe contractor

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Speaker 1: freelance is a way to go.

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Speaker 17: At least consider it, right, So we are. I just

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Speaker 17: I have feels for the people for three years ago

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Speaker 17: when the job market was robust and it was like, actually,

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Speaker 17: I'm gonna leave my employer and go down the street

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Speaker 17: and make twenty five percent more. And I was regularly

659
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Speaker 17: hearing from listeners who are making that happen. And the

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Speaker 17: job market is clearly not in that place right now,

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Speaker 17: and we've reached more of an equilibrium state because the

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Speaker 17: unemployment rate overall is still reasonably low from a historic perspective.

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Speaker 17: But we're also it's there's kind of a frozenness to

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Speaker 17: the job market. And it's not that you can't go

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Speaker 17: down the street and potentially make more, it's just that

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Speaker 17: it's much much harder to pull off. And so one

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Speaker 17: of the tactics that I've seen people employing right now

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Speaker 17: in order to maybe get their foot in the door

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Speaker 17: for an employer they're interested in working for, or even

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Speaker 17: a way to potentially make a higher hourly rate, but

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Speaker 17: it just doesn't come without it just doesn't come with

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Speaker 17: the benefits is opting for like a freelance or a

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Speaker 17: contract position, And so employers are saying, we're just kind

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Speaker 17: of uncertain about what's going to happen with the economy

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Speaker 17: where things are headed. They're saying these tariffs, like how

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Speaker 17: much are they going to impact our bottom line? And so, yeah,

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Speaker 17: we'd like to expand we'd like to hire some more folks,

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Speaker 17: but it's easier for us to potentially hire someone in

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Speaker 17: a contract position right now because it's easier to ask

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Speaker 17: you if the time comes that we actually can't afford

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Speaker 17: to keep you on. And so you might be able to,

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Speaker 17: as an individual find one of these contract or freelance

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Speaker 17: positions and maybe that's what gets your foot in the

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Speaker 17: door at an employer. As a way to move if

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Speaker 17: you're if you're looking to move jobs or you need

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Speaker 17: a new job, this could be the perfect way to

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Speaker 17: get started. Even if you're like man, I want that

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Speaker 17: a full time posue with benefits, This could be a

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Speaker 17: good option for a lot of folks.

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Speaker 1: There's certain there's certain companies who basically operate that way,

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Speaker 1: like Nike used to. I don't know if they still do,

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Speaker 1: but when I was up in Oregon, Nike hired people

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Speaker 1: on a contract basis pretty regularly, and then after a

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Speaker 1: period of time they decide if they were going to

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Speaker 1: offer you full time.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, And I think it's understandable from an employer perspective,

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Speaker 17: where you're like, let's let's test the goods out. Let's

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Speaker 17: let's go like three six months and see how this

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Speaker 17: person fits from a culture perspective and what sort of

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Speaker 17: work they're churning out. And then for you too, when

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Speaker 17: you think about the right now, trying to go through

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Speaker 17: the hiring process and get your it can be a

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Speaker 17: real pain. And so you're like, I've submitted my resis,

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Speaker 17: I've reached out multiple times, I feel like I'm not

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Speaker 17: hearing back. Trying to get hired can be tough, but

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Speaker 17: trying to get hired for a contract position can be

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Speaker 17: much easier because the stakes are lower and so but

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Speaker 17: then once you're once you're in the door and you're

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Speaker 17: and you're churning out good work and you're valuable to

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Speaker 17: that employer, it's so much easier for them to say,

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Speaker 17: six months down the road, all right, let's bring you

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Speaker 17: on full time now, benefits included. But I will say

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Speaker 17: this too, One of my friends like he got laid

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Speaker 17: off recently, and he's doing contract work for the employeer

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Speaker 17: that laid him off, and he's making a much higher

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Speaker 17: hourly rate now and he's able to his his spouse

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Speaker 17: is still working, so he's able to get benefits there,

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Speaker 17: and so it's actually been in some ways a better

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Speaker 17: situation for him. So I think some people are maybe

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Speaker 17: just reticent to even consider freelance and contract positions, and

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Speaker 17: I just think it's something that should be on the table.

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Speaker 1: Okay, here's something that I am very interested in. You

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Speaker 1: can put more in your retirement accounts.

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, So this is fun and it happens every year

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Speaker 17: or two where the the contribution limits for retirement accounts

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Speaker 17: goes up, and they all go up at different rates,

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Speaker 17: depending on different things, partly based on the rate of inflation.

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Speaker 17: But your next year in twenty twenty six, you're gonna

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Speaker 17: be able to contribute more to your four one K

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Speaker 17: to your four or three B if you are the

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Speaker 17: kind of person and if you if you're the kind

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Speaker 17: of person who wants to max out your retirement accounts,

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Speaker 17: you're my kind of person. And not many people can

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Speaker 17: do this. Obviously, it's really hard to contribute twenty four

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Speaker 17: five hundred dollars a year to your workplace retirement account.

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Speaker 17: In addition to that, you can contribute instead of seven

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Speaker 17: thousand dollars, you can contribute seventy five hundred to your

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Speaker 17: traditional or roth ira. And so it's just important to mention.

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Speaker 17: I think these are good goals for people to have

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Speaker 17: good benchmarks to strive after. And in particular, I love

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Speaker 17: the roth Ira bump up. I want people that's one

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Speaker 17: of my favorite accounts, and so seeing that you can

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Speaker 17: put more money in that is a really good thing.

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Speaker 17: And I just divided soventy five hundred dollars by twelve

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Speaker 17: twelve months. And if you're seeking to max out your

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Speaker 17: roth iray and you want to do it in equal

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Speaker 17: contribution amounts every single month, six hundred and twenty five

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Speaker 17: dollars a month is what you would need to allocate

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Speaker 17: into that roth Ira. And so whether you have it

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Speaker 17: through Vanguard or Fidelity or SWAB, just make sure that

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Speaker 17: you have that recurring contribution set up and that you're

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Speaker 17: investing the money that goes inside of that account. But

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Speaker 17: six hundred and twenty five bucks a month is the

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Speaker 17: goal to shoot for if you want to max out

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Speaker 17: that account next year, all right.

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Speaker 1: And then I thought this was interesting too, because you know,

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Speaker 1: there are so many people who just got to have

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Speaker 1: a new car. I used to be one of them,

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Speaker 1: got to have a new car all the time, and

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Speaker 1: I don't do that anymore. But if you're looking to

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Speaker 1: have a car for the long haul, there are some

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Speaker 1: cars to get and some to steer away from.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, and this is one of the Yeah, nice, nice,

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Speaker 17: I too love dad jokes. Yeah, this was a great

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Speaker 17: list for myic cars. And it honestly it was completely

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Speaker 17: not shocking, just reinforcing of something we already know from

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Speaker 17: other data elsewhere. But Toyotas are more likely to reach

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Speaker 17: two hundred and fifty thousand miles something like three point

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Speaker 17: seven times more likely to last that long than any

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Speaker 17: other maker model. And so if you're like and I

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Speaker 17: think this is a really important thing to consider, especially

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Speaker 17: with what we've discussed about people being underwater on their

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Speaker 17: cars taking out longer car loans, Well, if one of

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Speaker 17: the potential solves to that problem is driving a make

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Speaker 17: and model that's going to last you a lot longer,

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Speaker 17: and so that's going to ease some of the pain

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Speaker 17: of maybe some of those other mistakes that people are making.

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Speaker 17: I love the idea of looking at specific makes and

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Speaker 17: models on a site like Consumer Reports to see well

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Speaker 17: because from year to year the reliability ratings can vary,

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Speaker 17: so Consumer Reports is a great place to turn for that.

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Speaker 17: But Toyota specifically Lexis also was there, Honda right afterwards,

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Speaker 17: and Accura. So the top four car that last the longest,

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Speaker 17: that are most likely to make it to turner fifty

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Speaker 17: thousand miles are Toyotas and Hondas because Honda makes Acura,

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Speaker 17: Toyota makes Lexus. So if you're like, if you're stumped

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Speaker 17: about what kind of car to get, that's at least

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Speaker 17: one knee jerk reaction. That might make some sense. And

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Speaker 17: I love the idea. I don't know if you'll actually

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Speaker 17: most of us will actually drive cars to two hundred

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Speaker 17: fifty thousand miles. Both of mine are getting close to

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Speaker 17: two hundred thousand miles. I'd love to get to that point.

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Speaker 17: And if you can, that's a massive financial win for you,

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Speaker 17: because the longer you keep your car on the road,

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Speaker 17: the longer you avoid having a car payment. You're just

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Speaker 17: gonna save so much money. I know it gets tiresome

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Speaker 17: to go to the mechanic once your car passes two

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Speaker 17: hundred thousand miles. But just think of and actually and

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Speaker 17: actually document what am I spending to repair this car,

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Speaker 17: because I would venture to guess that it's a heck

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Speaker 17: of a lot less than what those monthly car payments

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Speaker 17: would be if you were to sign up for a

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Speaker 17: new loan.

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Speaker 1: All Right, The host of how to Money on KFI

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Speaker 1: is Joel Larsgard, and you can listen to him every

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Speaker 1: advice like you just heard right here.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Joel, Thanks abye.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories

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Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Several

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Speaker 1: large airports in the US trying to get back on

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Speaker 1: schedule after a shortage of air traffic controllers.

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Speaker 6: Yesterday, Biggy Davis tells KTLA the effects of the federal

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Speaker 6: government shut down made flying into Hollywood Burbank Airport or

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Speaker 6: real pain.

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Speaker 16: We get here, no luggage and we couldn't talk to anybody.

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Speaker 4: It's been heck trying to get in touch with somebody

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Speaker 4: with the luggage.

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Speaker 6: Hollywood Burbank airport had zero air traffic controllers for about

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Speaker 6: six hours on Monday night, and Air Traffic Controls Center

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Speaker 6: in San Diego took over those duties. Everyone landed safely,

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Speaker 6: but flights were delayed by an average of two and

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Speaker 6: a half hours. It was a similar story in Phoenix,

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Speaker 6: Las Vegas, Denver, and Newark. Tammy Trio Kfi news.

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Speaker 1: Hey, if it happened in Vegas, that would be okay

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Speaker 1: because then you could sit and you know, play the

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Speaker 1: machines while you waited. The owner of a jewelry store

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Speaker 1: in downtown La says he was robbed in Woodland Hills.

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Speaker 1: He told police last night that he had a dinner

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Speaker 1: at a Mexican restaurant on Ventura Boulevard and noticed that

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Speaker 1: he had a flat tire. As he was leaving, he

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Speaker 1: says when he pulled over, two men in dark clothes

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Speaker 1: and ski masks pulled up in a black minivan and

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Speaker 1: robbed him of two hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry

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Speaker 1: he had in a bag.

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Speaker 4: He says. One guy had a knife.

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Speaker 1: California's Attorney General wants people to rat out bad landlords.

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Speaker 1: Sti'll be in downtown La later this morning. To ask

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Speaker 1: people to help the State Department of Justice go after

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Speaker 1: landlords who we exploit tenants, mainly those from Spanish speaking communities.

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Speaker 1: La Metro's unveiled plans to make things go a little

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Speaker 1: smoother for some big events coming up.

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Speaker 15: Metro set Go program, a national workshop series conducted with

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Speaker 15: the American Public Transportation Association, developed the playbook. It will

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Speaker 15: guide transportation planning for the twenty twenty six World Cup,

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty eight Olympic and Paralympic Games, and the twenty

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Speaker 15: thirty four Winter Games. The agency bills this as a

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Speaker 15: living document that will evolve as agencies test and refined

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Speaker 15: approaches through future events. Deborah Mark, KFI News.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I have a feeling there's going to be a few

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Speaker 4: traffic jams.

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