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Speaker 1: Well, in South LA they are all the way pissed
Speaker 1: off that people keep dumping their inoperable cars on the
Speaker 1: side of the road.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when Shang E Tao was doing her
Speaker 2: first State of the City address in Oakland and she
Speaker 2: talked about all the failures that are going on under
Speaker 2: her watch.
Speaker 1: She even said this, you.
Speaker 3: May be frightened, and I know how you feel.
Speaker 1: She also said this, not a.
Speaker 3: Day goes by where I don't wish I could just
Speaker 3: wave a magic wand and silence the gunfire.
Speaker 2: But the one accomplishment that she said she had as
Speaker 2: her time as mayor of Oakland was in record time.
Speaker 2: If there is a burned out abandoned vehicle. We will
Speaker 2: tow it away, Shane can do. In South LA and
Speaker 2: the part of La City that is governed by Current Price,
Speaker 2: who is currently awaiting trial for all kinds of corruption.
Speaker 2: He's decided in his last few months in office because
Speaker 2: he's termed out to start cracking down on the endless
Speaker 2: line of abandoned cars in his district.
Speaker 1: Isn't he also accused of bigamy?
Speaker 2: Yes he is, And if you want to learn more
Speaker 2: about that, just watch any of our recent interviews with
Speaker 2: Daniel Guss, who I think is coming back on the
Speaker 2: show next week for more on this. We got a
Speaker 2: Fox eleven and back from vacation and finally made it
Speaker 2: out of that West Jed strike. Matthew Seedorf is back
Speaker 2: on the.
Speaker 4: Scene night a new campaign to get abandoned cars off
Speaker 4: of South La streets. Councilmember Current Price is rolling out
Speaker 4: billboards urging residents to report abandoned vehicles. Fox eleven's Matthew
Speaker 4: Seedorf is lining downtown tonight with Moore.
Speaker 5: Matthew, Yeah, there's no more than twenty of these billboards
Speaker 5: up across South La urging people to report abandoned cars.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think I told this story on the air.
Speaker 1: I have a cousin who lives at a home in
Speaker 1: Seal Beach. He's a chemical engineer and he drives a
Speaker 1: truck that his company owns. One day, he wakes up
Speaker 1: and he looks for his truck, which is parked in
Speaker 1: the driveway of his home in Seal Beach, and the
Speaker 1: truck is not there. He reports the truck to be stolen,
Speaker 1: and they find the truck abandoned in South LA. That
Speaker 1: sounds about right. They arrest the guy who did it,
Speaker 1: and he sent me the guy's wrap sheet and it
Speaker 1: literally goes on and on and on and on and
Speaker 1: on for pages, and they just keep letting them out.
Speaker 6: With more.
Speaker 4: Matthew.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's now more than twenty of these billboards up
Speaker 5: across South LA urging people to report abandoned cars. New
Speaker 5: messages now popping up above South LA traffic.
Speaker 2: Someone probably got paid a whole lot of money to
Speaker 2: design that billboard.
Speaker 1: Do you realize how trashy that is? Where you have
Speaker 1: to put billboards up all over town telling people how
Speaker 1: to report abandoned cars.
Speaker 2: Well, and it also just makes you ask the question
Speaker 2: of the process. Here are these city owned billboards on
Speaker 2: city property that they just can't get any advertising money for.
Speaker 2: Or is the city now spending money and giving it
Speaker 2: to clear channel outdoor to put up billboards to say, hey,
Speaker 2: if you see a burned out abandoned car, call us.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sure it came from his discretionary account.
Speaker 5: Also remember current price calling on people to report abandoned
Speaker 5: vehicles under the slogan?
Speaker 2: Is the idea here to make the people who could
Speaker 2: be potential jurors in his trial think, oh no, that
Speaker 2: guy's trying to do something. He's not crooked. Maybe look
Speaker 2: his name's right there at the top, of course, and.
Speaker 5: Clear the streets, reclaim our neighborhoods.
Speaker 7: It's a real joke because I mean, I dude, I've
Speaker 7: seen a banding cars everywhere all the time.
Speaker 1: Dude, I love that he just casually swears on the news.
Speaker 2: Matthew Seedorf has just this magnetism that attracts the tsked
Speaker 2: men on the street for his paces.
Speaker 7: Sometimes that were thrown in for years.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: And a quick drive through South LA can reveal several
Speaker 5: cars that appear discarded. RV's trash in camments, even boats.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we found out where the mino ended
Speaker 1: up there you go three hour tour.
Speaker 9: I think it's like one of our biggest issues that
Speaker 9: we should be fixing.
Speaker 3: But I'm happy that something's going to be done about it.
Speaker 5: Price's office as they're spending about twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 5: on billboards and signs through the end of the year
Speaker 5: saying abandoned vehicles attract illegal dumping, create safety concerns, and
Speaker 5: add to neighborhood blight.
Speaker 10: We're gonna go out, We're gonna chalk the vehicle.
Speaker 5: Or is reported. City cruise will mark a tire and
Speaker 5: if it hasn't moved in seventy two hours, it can
Speaker 5: be sighted and twenty five hours later, toad.
Speaker 11: If y'all are going to pick up Jun.
Speaker 1: They're all just wearing on the news. Anytime you put
Speaker 1: a microphone in front of their face, it's twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: The only time anyone's not swearing is when the FCC
Speaker 2: won't let you.
Speaker 1: They kissed the neighbor that stands in for their mother
Speaker 1: with that mouth.
Speaker 9: There's a lot, a lot of trash on our streets,
Speaker 9: and I think that's one of the big wining SATs
Speaker 9: should be fixed.
Speaker 2: Honestly, we should do a trash off. Who truly is
Speaker 2: the city of Dumpy.
Speaker 5: The campaign comes during Price's final months in office after
Speaker 5: thirteen years, leaving some wondering why now.
Speaker 7: It's been so long that the people have been asking
Speaker 7: for people to clean up the streets of La and
Speaker 7: nothing's going on.
Speaker 2: Make right, I'm telling you right now, this is a
Speaker 2: pr campaign for him to make maybe one potential juror
Speaker 2: out there that's going to convict him on all the
Speaker 2: corruption and the bigamy charges to think, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that guy's a good guy. He's trying to get rid
Speaker 2: of the abandoned cars.
Speaker 1: Hey, I get it. If I had abandoned cars on
Speaker 1: my street and he got them removed, I'd let him
Speaker 1: marry five women.
Speaker 5: Those billboards and signs expected to be up through the
Speaker 5: end of the year, reporting Lifetime Matthew sied Or Fox
Speaker 5: eleven News.
Speaker 2: So there you go. Who's truly the city of Dumpy?
Speaker 1: You know this has really been an issue for the
Speaker 1: City of Dumpy. Excuse me, so trashy? All right? So
Speaker 1: that's what's going on in South LA. When we move
Speaker 1: across town, Randy, we have got another broken water pipe.
Speaker 2: It's happened yet again, over and over and over and
Speaker 2: over again. More water main breaks in Los Angeles, kind
Speaker 2: of deflating my argument that things would be better if
Speaker 2: we didn't if we only had municipally owned utilities.
Speaker 9: Stration growing concern tonight over our city's aging infrastructure after
Speaker 9: two more water main breaks today.
Speaker 12: The first happened to the Hollywood Hills around noon, the
Speaker 12: second this afternoon in Brentwood.
Speaker 10: KTLA's Mary Beth McDade live in the Hollywood Hills with
Speaker 10: more on the ongoing and growing problem.
Speaker 2: Mary Beth, If the earthquake happens, this city will be
Speaker 2: the last city of Atlantis because we'll be underwater.
Speaker 1: You think OJ's old home has been affected by this?
Speaker 1: What's going on in America?
Speaker 2: What is it about your sense memory that the second
Speaker 2: the word Brentwood gets uttered, you think OJ.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what everyone else thinks too. See.
Speaker 2: I don't think that I have a very specific connection
Speaker 2: to Brentwood. And that is a broadcaster who shall remain nameless,
Speaker 2: that hired me to set up his podcast, so I
Speaker 2: had to drive up those long and windy roads. I
Speaker 2: get up there and he claims he can only pay
Speaker 2: me in Cashews. This man shall remain nameless.
Speaker 9: Yeah, hither of you guys, boil boy. It certainly does
Speaker 9: seem like the summer of water main breaks, and the
Speaker 9: one uppere in the Hollywood Hills is being fixed as
Speaker 9: we speak. However, DWP officials have no idea when that
Speaker 9: repair will be completed.
Speaker 1: Who's surprised these things are just bursting right and left.
Speaker 9: Water began gushing down Wonderland Avenue near Laurel Pass and
Speaker 9: the Hollywood Hills around one Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 12: Well we heard it.
Speaker 1: Actually another reason to live in the flats. It's brown water.
Speaker 1: It looks like the umpa lumpus should be going by
Speaker 1: on a boat. My daughter heard it and she was like, Mom,
Speaker 1: what is that noise?
Speaker 13: And I was like, it's just wind.
Speaker 1: But then we looked out the window and it was
Speaker 1: like a river going down the hill.
Speaker 3: It was pretty insane.
Speaker 9: The cause of the wet and muddy mess a water
Speaker 9: main break. DWP officials say approximately one hundred homes.
Speaker 1: Had have their Then.
Speaker 2: Funny how there's so many shots of DWP workers and
Speaker 2: there's like one guy operating in the crane and seven
Speaker 2: guys just watching.
Speaker 1: Gee. I wonder where all the money goes.
Speaker 9: Water shut off as we lost water and it's still
Speaker 9: not back on.
Speaker 14: Actually, so we've been without it for several hours.
Speaker 9: Cruise managed to turn off the water with no major
Speaker 9: flooding issues reported.
Speaker 8: I was driving up the hill and geysers performing at
Speaker 8: the manholes and water was all.
Speaker 1: Of a sudden.
Speaker 2: You're like, wait, did I take a wrong turn? And
Speaker 2: I'm on the Universal Studios tram tour.
Speaker 1: Let's see, I'm going to Hollywood Hills. No, don't go right.
Speaker 1: That's the lost city of Atlantis.
Speaker 13: Coming out of all of the storm drains.
Speaker 8: And when I see waters coming out, I mean like
Speaker 8: two feet high.
Speaker 9: DWP Cruise are now working to repair the ruptured pipe.
Speaker 2: Look at all those guys just kind of hanging out.
Speaker 2: Visors doing a heck of a job.
Speaker 9: And there are crews busy across the city. In Brentwood,
Speaker 9: a guyser began shooting high up into the air on
Speaker 9: west Ridge Road, just off Melville Canyon around four pm.
Speaker 11: We were just going up the hill and we saw
Speaker 11: some water coming down and we're like, okay, what's going
Speaker 11: on here? And so we just saw the water fountain
Speaker 11: and at first I thought it was smoke, so I
Speaker 11: saw something was burning, but turned out something.
Speaker 9: Broke DWP says it's a single service.
Speaker 1: A Goostas Gloup was about ready to trade in his
Speaker 1: bike for a kayak.
Speaker 9: His pipe associated with one residence and only that residence
Speaker 9: is impacted. Officials tell us that both incidents are not
Speaker 9: connected to last month's major watermein break of a large
Speaker 9: trunk line that occurred in the heart of West Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Well, it's good to know.
Speaker 2: Even though the one in West Hollywood got so much attention,
Speaker 2: these happened every single week.
Speaker 1: It seems like.
Speaker 9: It causing damage and flooding. It shut down Sunset Boulevard
Speaker 9: near Holloway for a week. These incidents have left many
Speaker 9: concerned about the aging infrastructure in this city. This is
Speaker 9: what happens when you have one hundred year old infrastructure
Speaker 9: that's been deferred.
Speaker 2: And we have a one hundred and fifty year plan
Speaker 2: to replace it all. It's insane. I know what I
Speaker 2: pay the LADWP every month. Where's that money going?
Speaker 1: And you're either going to get four more years of
Speaker 1: the same mayor or four years of someone who's worse.
Speaker 2: You know, I should issue a correction. I don't want
Speaker 2: to speak falsely on the air. I know what my
Speaker 2: wife pays the LADWP every month and it's a lot
Speaker 2: of money.
Speaker 9: And the LEDWP responded by saying that they are proactive
Speaker 9: in replacing those aging pipes.
Speaker 1: No, they're not. What planet are we living on?
Speaker 2: The big one that broke in West Hollywood was on
Speaker 2: their list to be replaced in five years. They ever
Speaker 2: get around the fixing that gaping hole, I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: take that a drop. Stop asking me so much.
Speaker 9: So that they are, they have thirty six percent less
Speaker 9: leaks than the national average.
Speaker 1: They also who's buying that? Nobody?
Speaker 2: You don't hear about these stories in Orange County. You
Speaker 2: don't hear about them, in Ventura County. You don't even
Speaker 2: hear about them in other cities in Los Angeles County.
Speaker 2: This is a super LA problem.
Speaker 9: Jealous that they spend one billion dollars a year in
Speaker 9: replacing pipes for now reporting life here in the Hollywood Hills.
Speaker 9: Marybeth mcdaate, send make two guys in the studio.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: It's happened yet again, another big fat water main break,
Speaker 2: two of them in the city of Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna get It's only going to get worse
Speaker 1: because these people who run for Council. These people who
Speaker 1: run for mayor run on the platform of what they're
Speaker 1: going to do about Gaza. They don't have a platform
Speaker 1: about what to do about Los Angeles. They run on
Speaker 1: how much they hate Donald Trump, they run on abolishing ice,
Speaker 1: they run on subjects that have nothing to do with
Speaker 1: their job description. So why should anyone be surprised when
Speaker 1: they don't know how to run a city government?
Speaker 2: Well, and then look at the LEDWP when Karen Bass
Speaker 2: comes in, who does she appoint to run the LEDWP
Speaker 2: Jennie ken Yonez from PG and E who claimed, oh, well,
Speaker 2: she's taken a pay cut, so we needed to double
Speaker 2: the salary of that job. She was completely flat footed
Speaker 2: with the fire hydrants being empty during the Palisades fire
Speaker 2: and then left us high and dry to go work
Speaker 2: in Puerto Rico. Haven't those people suffered enough going through
Speaker 2: a massive drought right now? I don't know if Janice
Speaker 2: canyonis is connected.
Speaker 1: What is she doing in Puerto Rico?
Speaker 2: And you know it was great too when she left
Speaker 2: for Puerto Rico, some kind of water job. She was
Speaker 2: given all kinds of kudos and celebrations at La City
Speaker 2: Council about what a historic job she has done, even
Speaker 2: though she presided over one of the most embarrassing disasters
Speaker 2: for this utility that we have ever seen. And what
Speaker 2: exactly made her worth seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year, double what the guy before her made.
Speaker 1: That's more than what Barbara Fare makes.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is Babs destroys our County with only six
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year.
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Speaker 1: And we're going all over the place promoting the Accountability
Speaker 1: Podcast because we just launched it this summer. And Randy,
Speaker 1: you've been doing some podcasts.
Speaker 2: I went on the California Underground podcast with our buddy
Speaker 2: film Ariello, and I'd be happy to do that one again. Johnny,
Speaker 2: you've been all over the place. You were on with
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly, you were on Good Day La might even
Speaker 2: be on CNN soon and you also went on Don
Speaker 2: Junior's podcast, that's right, and Don Junior's podcast, which we
Speaker 2: taped I think sometime last week, went live yesterday right
Speaker 2: after we signed off the air, and it's over at Rumble.
Speaker 2: So if you go over to Rumble and you check
Speaker 2: out Don Junior over there, you can get a link
Speaker 2: to the podcast that I did, not only with him,
Speaker 2: but with Jesse Kelly. Now we're gonna play a portion
Speaker 2: of that podcast when we return, so you can get
Speaker 2: a little flavor as to just exactly what the conversation
Speaker 2: sounded like. If you like it, I highly recommend that
Speaker 2: you go over and watch the whole thing.
Speaker 1: It was kind of a long podcast. I think it
Speaker 1: was something like fifty some odd minutes. That's short for
Speaker 1: a podcast. Some of them go on for a long time.
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan's like three hours a day, like how do
Speaker 2: you have time? Gavin Newsom went out of that guy
Speaker 2: Sean Ryan's show in the South and it was like
Speaker 2: a four hour podcast. I walked my dogs eight times
Speaker 2: listening to that thing.
Speaker 1: I don't understand that. But anyway, we're gonna have that
Speaker 1: clip of me on with Don Junior coming up next.
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Speaker 1: at three o'clock in the afternoon. We promised that we
Speaker 1: would play you a portion of that podcast. So Randy,
Speaker 1: let's take a look.
Speaker 2: This is as much of the podcast as we can
Speaker 2: play that happens to be safe for air.
Speaker 1: Let's let it ring. John.
Speaker 10: You know you're in California. I mean it's affecting the
Speaker 10: people there because you have all the extra environmental taxes
Speaker 10: and all the other nonsense. What's your take on all that?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, it's it's very very difficult to be able
Speaker 1: to afford to live here in the insane asylum because
Speaker 1: of all of the those idiotic policies and the costs
Speaker 1: they're associated with it. What's wild to me is that
Speaker 1: when you look at the midterm elections, and historically the
Speaker 1: party who is out of power usually does well, especially
Speaker 1: if it's the sixth year of a president's term in office.
Speaker 1: And you would expect the Democrats to be talking about
Speaker 1: inflation NonStop and they're not. You look at this clown
Speaker 1: car of candidates that they're running this time around, where
Speaker 1: you essentially have three different types of people. You have
Speaker 1: the guy in Maine Platner who left Swallowell and all
Speaker 1: the other guys who drive around.
Speaker 10: Because being a Nazi wasn't enough. He had to then yeah,
Speaker 10: a Nazi with a bunch of like actors, like you know,
Speaker 10: and then you know, but it took like the twenty fifth,
Speaker 10: like you know, sexual assault allegation to be like, you
Speaker 10: know what, maybe the Nazi isn't actually a good guy.
Speaker 10: I'm shocked to hear it.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it. Well, then you got the theater
Speaker 1: kids who couldn't cut it to make the cast of Glee,
Speaker 1: the woman in Michigan and the guy that she's running against,
Speaker 1: and the guy in in Tech. He's going to need
Speaker 1: at least four out of the six genders to vote
Speaker 1: for him to win that election. You have that crowd,
Speaker 1: and then you have the DSA where they want to
Speaker 1: get rid of the borders, they want to get rid
Speaker 1: of the cops, they want to get rid of the prisons.
Speaker 1: They want to give sex change operations to everyone in Guatemala.
Speaker 1: And you say to yourself, this, despite what history tells us,
Speaker 1: the Republicans might have chance of this election because the
Speaker 1: Democrats have just nominated the freak shows.
Speaker 10: Yeah, are you listened a couple of them? But John
Speaker 10: tell us a little bit about Barbara Ferrer in La
Speaker 10: I mean, the COVID figure in La County. What the
Speaker 10: hell's going on with her?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's the fake doctor. She is a woman who
Speaker 1: has a PhD in social welfare and she runs around
Speaker 1: in a white lab coat giving medical advice. And she
Speaker 1: did that all through COVID and whatever. The worst advice
Speaker 1: is that you could give, count on this woman to
Speaker 1: give it. Now, we have an environmental disaster going on
Speaker 1: in Boyle Heights where there was a chemical fire in
Speaker 1: a building with a solar panel were on fire and
Speaker 1: it lasted for weeks. Chemical smoke was being blown into
Speaker 1: the neighborhood, and she goes on TV in a white
Speaker 1: lab coat and tells all these people who live there,
Speaker 1: it's perfectly healthy to breathe in the smoke. These people
Speaker 1: have their lungs filled with fluids. They're bleeding from the nose.
Speaker 1: She goes, yeah, everything's fine. Just go ahead and you know,
Speaker 1: take a deep breath of exercise. And there were no
Speaker 1: consequences at all to her complete and utter buffoonery. All
Speaker 1: through COVID, she managed to keep her job, and now
Speaker 1: she's doing the same thing because these people learn nothing.
Speaker 10: I mean, Jesse, your answer to most.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a little taste of Johnny on the Don
Speaker 2: Junior Show. And you know, I noticed something very interesting.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 2: Whether you're on Rumball, on the Don Junior Show or
Speaker 2: you're on Good Day La, nobody can spell your last
Speaker 2: name correct?
Speaker 1: Was my name misspelled? Again?
Speaker 2: You only had one L there and he had two
Speaker 2: p's on Fox eleven.
Speaker 1: I have the waspiest name on planet Earth.
Speaker 2: I've never ever seen anybody get it wrong. And it
Speaker 2: happened twice this week.
Speaker 1: For heaven's sake, I could imagine my first name being misspelled,
Speaker 1: because sometimes people do it without the age, but the
Speaker 1: last name.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's Phillips, just like the guys from the
Speaker 2: Mamas and the Papas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like the oil company sixty six.
Speaker 2: You want to check out the rest of that podcast
Speaker 2: after we get off the air, you go to Rumble
Speaker 2: and look for Donald You gotta rumble dot com slash
Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump Junior and then you can watch that podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, Randy, let's get an update on what's going
Speaker 1: on in Boyle Heights since that was part of the
Speaker 1: discussion with Don Junior.
Speaker 2: Boyle Heights is once again on a daily basis suffering
Speaker 2: with the constant rotting smells. We heard Scott Allen Myers
Speaker 2: earlier in the show talk about it. So once again
Speaker 2: it's time for another segment of let Me get Her Katie.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for your big segment that we seem to.
Speaker 1: Do every day?
Speaker 2: Now for more on the AQMD looking to put the
Speaker 2: hammer down on the cold storage facility lineage. Not the
Speaker 2: owner of the building or the solar panel company. Here
Speaker 2: is CBSLA.
Speaker 8: Now to this clean up efforts continue at the burned
Speaker 8: out warehouse in Boyle Heights as the stench of a
Speaker 8: rotting food leaves residents frustrated and demanding action.
Speaker 6: Citysla Zach Bowena and Diamond Bar, where residence.
Speaker 2: This has been going on for nearly two months. It
Speaker 2: is surprising that, I mean, I understand why, but it
Speaker 2: is surprising that people just haven't straight up moved.
Speaker 1: Like it's just something for us to talk about. But
Speaker 1: could you imagine living there and having to put up
Speaker 1: with this every single moment of your life. You couldn't
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 2: No public met and if the city and the county
Speaker 2: are refusing to relocate you, you got to do what
Speaker 2: you can for your family and get the hell out
Speaker 2: of there.
Speaker 8: Second day, as officials promise, Sea finds if running food
Speaker 8: isn't cleared out soon.
Speaker 2: The drug of rent control is so powerful that you
Speaker 2: will put up with this just because you don't want
Speaker 2: to pay market rate. It is one of the hidden
Speaker 2: things about this story.
Speaker 1: It's not worth it, people.
Speaker 6: Pat Amy the board passing this order unanimously. Before this order,
Speaker 6: the stipulation that the air quality districts had with lineage
Speaker 6: ninety of them were voluntary. Now with this order, if
Speaker 6: lineage violates any of these stipulations, they could face up
Speaker 6: to seventy thousand dollars per violation.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, more fines. Here's what's gonna happen though, If
Speaker 1: you go heavy duty on Lineage, you're gonna push them
Speaker 1: into bankruptcy and then you get nothing.
Speaker 6: Now with that financial threat, the people living around the
Speaker 6: warehouse hope this will speed the cleanup up and help
Speaker 6: get rid of that nasty smell.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people worried that once they clean
Speaker 2: everything up, the smell's just going to linger.
Speaker 1: It might be possible. So when you're resources.
Speaker 6: People angry with the response to the Lineage warehouse cleanup
Speaker 6: back for the second day of the South Coast Air
Speaker 6: Quality District Hearing Board meeting, as the board passed a
Speaker 6: new order with stricter conditions for the cleanup and penalties
Speaker 6: should those conditions not be followed.
Speaker 3: Certainly if there's ongoing this is the speed of government.
Speaker 2: By the way, the AQMD is looking into this six
Speaker 2: weeks later.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we'll tell you what we think about this.
Speaker 1: Buy around Christmas.
Speaker 3: On compliance that is subject to heightened penalties and that
Speaker 3: is authorized under state law.
Speaker 6: Linea's logistics testifying and I.
Speaker 2: Think the locals care about more fines. They want to
Speaker 2: be evacuated.
Speaker 6: The hearing board and agreeing to having their rotting food
Speaker 6: cleared out within the next two weeks. Then they say
Speaker 6: they'll have the warehouse fully sanitized seven days after that.
Speaker 1: You're going to need a hell of a lot of
Speaker 1: puile for that. You might have to air drop it in.
Speaker 15: Currently spinning well over a million dollars per day to
Speaker 15: ensure that we're moving as fastly and quickly as possible.
Speaker 6: During that cleanup. To keep the smell down, lineage doing
Speaker 6: a few things including wrapping the building where the rest
Speaker 6: of the rotting food is located in plastic wrap. Then
Speaker 6: that building is hooked up to nine carbon filters creating
Speaker 6: a negative.
Speaker 1: Pros okay, but none of it's wor working though. We
Speaker 1: just heard from Scott allen Myers who said he couldn't
Speaker 1: get anywhere near the building because the smell was so bad,
Speaker 1: and he was going to have a taco for lunch
Speaker 1: at King Taco, which is not right next to the building,
Speaker 1: and he said it was so bad over there he
Speaker 1: had to get in this car and go home.
Speaker 2: The smell was so bad. He said no to King Taco.
Speaker 2: Nobody says no to King Taco. What Lineage is trying
Speaker 2: to say here is think about how bad the smell
Speaker 2: would be if we didn't do all.
Speaker 6: This only allowing air out of the building through those filters.
Speaker 6: The stipulation the board says Lineage must continue through the
Speaker 6: entirety of the cleanup. One that Lineage says is now
Speaker 6: very hands on.
Speaker 15: These workers that we're talking about are literally like Spider Man,
Speaker 15: climbing up in this gear in racking and physically pushing
Speaker 15: box and product down one at a time.
Speaker 6: Those carbon filters and plastic covers not enough for those
Speaker 6: outside the warehouse, as the Air Quality District has issued
Speaker 6: Lineage twenty notices of violations for the smell, and over
Speaker 6: four thousand public complaints about the smell have been made
Speaker 6: to the aqmds.
Speaker 2: Just a quick question, ake, QMD, did you issue any
Speaker 2: fines for the solar panels that caught fire and spewed
Speaker 2: toxic fumes into the air for a week.
Speaker 1: What would you do if you were a letter carrier
Speaker 1: in that area, I would burn through all my sick time.
Speaker 2: Man, you get asked for a transfer by the my
Speaker 2: transfer to Oakland, and we know what happens up there.
Speaker 6: It's July twelve.
Speaker 14: This order will ensure that there are enforceable conditions on
Speaker 14: respondent as it completes this cleanup project, which will minimize
Speaker 14: odor impacts on the community and expedite removal of food waste.
Speaker 6: Now, the district can't hit lineage with fines. Should they
Speaker 6: continue to violate the odor nuisance rules or should they not?
Speaker 2: If our government really wanted to prioritize get this place
Speaker 2: cleaned up as quickly as possible, we could send people in.
Speaker 2: I mean, heck, we have the Army Corps of Engineers
Speaker 2: clearing out the toxic debris from the Palisades.
Speaker 1: And Eaton Canyon.
Speaker 2: Why are why are we just like, all right, we're
Speaker 2: just gonna leave you to do it by yourself, and
Speaker 2: we're just gonna yell at you because you're not doing
Speaker 2: it fast enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they placed the responsibility on the shoulders of a company.
Speaker 1: One company that doesn't do this professionally.
Speaker 6: Finish the cleanup totally within the next three weeks.
Speaker 3: If there are any violations of the hearing Bard Order,
Speaker 3: that will be a notice of violation and subject to penalties.
Speaker 2: This is all they talk about. Well, we'll increase the fines.
Speaker 2: That'll do it, will increase the fins. You don't think
Speaker 2: they're trying to do it as quickly as possible with
Speaker 2: the stuff that they can do. Part of the problem
Speaker 2: has been and Hilda Solease even said this openly is
Speaker 2: there's not enough landfills for them to take all the
Speaker 2: stuff too. And the people who live in the neighborhood
Speaker 2: don't care about the fun. They just want to smell
Speaker 2: to go away.
Speaker 6: And pat Amy, this order goes into effects right away.
Speaker 6: Lineage again saying they're going to clear out that warehouse
Speaker 6: of the bulge food in two weeks, and they have
Speaker 6: one more week to sanitize that entire building.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, school comes back next week. Imagine trying to learn
Speaker 1: multiplication tables while smelling.
Speaker 2: That, you know, a week from today's Karen Bass's imposed deadline.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound like they're going to make it.
Speaker 6: No, if that's not done in the next three weeks,
Speaker 6: they're going to be hit with serious fines. Amyr to you.
Speaker 1: You know what they say, money talks. Let's hope it
Speaker 1: does this time, right these residents hope.
Speaker 3: So that's right.
Speaker 1: The fines don't matter. No, No, this misery for the
Speaker 1: people who live there is never going to end.
Speaker 2: It's only going to get worse and worse and worse.
Speaker 2: You gotta go, you gotta leave. And if you can't
Speaker 2: leave because Renk can, maybe go to Riverside County.
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Speaker 1: an alleged con artist has been caught.
Speaker 2: And apparently it's all thanks to Dan Nois at ABC seven.
Speaker 2: This is the insane guy we told you about earlier
Speaker 2: this year who claimed he owned Thornton State Beach and
Speaker 2: threatened to shoot anybody going on the hiking trails. And
Speaker 2: he's got a long criminal wrap. For more, here's ABC
Speaker 2: seven and Dan Nois.
Speaker 16: I'm going to ask Marshalls.
Speaker 17: I think we're done today.
Speaker 4: San Francisco real estate developer Lucky Luke Grubnara had.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's too lucky. He sounds like a mobster.
Speaker 4: Be as sported from a contentious federal court hearing this week.
Speaker 3: And into custody.
Speaker 14: Good evening.
Speaker 1: I'm Ama Dates and I'm Dan Ashley.
Speaker 12: Thank you for joining US. Prosecutors say he was a
Speaker 12: fugitive wanted for six months before dramatic arrest in the
Speaker 12: Sunset District and ABC seven eyewitness news reporter Dan Noys
Speaker 12: has been covering Bunara's criminal cases since twenty.
Speaker 4: Fifteen, and he is back with the latest. Four to
Speaker 4: seven On Your Side investigates.
Speaker 17: Dan Ama and Dan violating the Endangered Species Act, filing
Speaker 17: false tax returns, wire and mail fraud in connection with
Speaker 17: eleven million dollars worth of art boy.
Speaker 1: This guy's done all of it. Yeah, he sounds like
Speaker 1: a real beauty, doesn't he.
Speaker 13: Those are some of his convictions.
Speaker 17: His latest chargers involved threats and a nine millimeter glock
Speaker 17: out of Thornton Beach and the government's pandemic relief program.
Speaker 13: In early January, Luke Bergnarre fenced off six acres at
Speaker 13: the entrance to Thornton Beach State.
Speaker 1: Park, which he doesn't own by the way, idiot.
Speaker 13: Even though he owned only one twenty fourth of the land.
Speaker 13: The other owners were furious, as were people used to
Speaker 13: open access to the trails. The temperature rose after his
Speaker 13: girlfriend posted this sign no trespassing owner armed with a
Speaker 13: nine millimeter gun.
Speaker 1: That's aggressive and they did it on a piece of cardboard. Look,
Speaker 1: this is actually right where that line is is our property.
Speaker 1: You're just standing on our property, all right?
Speaker 9: Are you gonna shoot me for it?
Speaker 13: One couple accused bergnar of saying, if you get near
Speaker 13: the fence, I will shoot and kill you.
Speaker 2: Holy cow, How did this guy get any money to
Speaker 2: begin with? He's completely insane. I don't know, but it
Speaker 2: sounds like he's gonna be going to prison.
Speaker 13: They called nine one one police arrived in stock Brugnawer's
Speaker 13: girlfriend driving away a nine millimeter glock in an unlocked
Speaker 13: case on the front seat, Brugnara in the back. They
Speaker 13: arrested him for felon in possession of a firearm and
Speaker 13: making threats.
Speaker 14: Good morning everyone.
Speaker 3: We are calling Criminal Matter twenty four.
Speaker 13: The Thornton Beach case got the attention of federal prosecutors.
Speaker 16: USA v.
Speaker 5: Brogner.
Speaker 13: Brugnar has an ongoing pandemic relief fraud case. He's accused
Speaker 13: of lying about the size of his company, the number
Speaker 13: of employees, it's payroll, and receiving four hundred and twenty
Speaker 13: two thousand dollars that he used to purchase a house.
Speaker 1: Okay, now we know how he got his money.
Speaker 13: In February, Brignor failed to attend a hearing to revoke
Speaker 13: his bond in that case, so the judge issued a
Speaker 13: bench warrant for his arrest.
Speaker 1: Boy, that's a base only a mother could love.
Speaker 13: Past Thursday, US marshalls surrounded this house in the Sunset District.
Speaker 13: Prosecutor say Bernar tried to escape by climbing onto the
Speaker 13: roof of the church. Next story.
Speaker 1: This story's wild, and I never climbed on any church. Yes,
Speaker 1: you did.
Speaker 16: The church root is eight stories tall. Okay, how can
Speaker 16: I go up eight stories and it's a one story house.
Speaker 13: It's a lot. In court, Brubnauer also denied knowing about
Speaker 13: the February hearing or the arrest warrant that followed.
Speaker 16: I was not notified by my externce. I'm legally required
Speaker 16: to be notified by counsel of a court hearing to
Speaker 16: be held as a failure to appear. Okay, I did
Speaker 16: not appear because I was not notified at the hearing.
Speaker 13: But in their court filings, prosecutors cited my exclusive report
Speaker 13: from February in which I questioned Brubnauer about being a
Speaker 13: wanted man. There's that bench warrant. Are you going to
Speaker 13: turn yourself in?
Speaker 1: I'm not aware of any body. It's on TV that
Speaker 1: he knew about the warrants. Boy, it's going from bad
Speaker 1: to words for this guy.
Speaker 13: Got the surprise, I guess of the day. Prosecutors wrote,
Speaker 13: I certainly knew that award existed after that interview. Again,
Speaker 13: he took no steps to remedy his failure to appear.
Speaker 13: Brunora's attorney proposed allowing him to be free while the
Speaker 13: case proceeds, wearing an ankle monitor and posting fifty thousand
Speaker 13: dollars cash bond.
Speaker 2: He's going to chuck that thing right into the ocean
Speaker 2: if you let him out.
Speaker 1: Oh, I wonder which country near the equator he'll be
Speaker 1: living in Brunora.
Speaker 13: Chimed in that his blood pressure is dangerously high.
Speaker 16: My liberty that you're playing with, I'm trying to get
Speaker 16: a word.
Speaker 11: Trust me my life.
Speaker 16: I can diag from a heart attackice.
Speaker 2: But everyone facing charges all of a sudden is just
Speaker 2: just about to die from all kinds of diseases. It's
Speaker 2: like Bill Cosby, who all of a sudden went blind.
Speaker 1: That Harvey Weinstein too. You don't care.
Speaker 16: I care.
Speaker 13: The hearing dragged on Brunora, repeatedly interrupting the judge.
Speaker 16: So I'm going to ask that Marshall. I think we're
Speaker 16: done today.
Speaker 13: Help the Marshall's have scored or Pregnor to jail, and
Speaker 13: the judge issued this written order on Wednesday. He will
Speaker 13: remain in custody until the case is finished. His attorney fly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If there's anybody that's a flight risk, it's that guy.
Speaker 1: Well, have fun with your three hots and a cotpal.
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