July 18, 2026 • 30 mins
The Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 4 (7.17)
A major water main rupture turned parts of West Hollywood into a river, leaving homes flooded, cars submerged, and cleanup crews scrambling to clear the damage. Tim breaks down the latest developments, with ABC 7's Chris Cristi providing an on-the-ground update. Then, the conversation shifts south after a powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake and aftershocks struck off Mexico's coast, sparking renewed discussion about California's quiet San Andreas Fault and what experts say its long silence could mean.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's k IF. I am six forty and you're listening
to The Conway Show on demand on the iHeartRadio app
The Conway Show. All right, dig dong, it is Friday.
That's right. If you got a crappy job and or
you go to school, or I don't know, you just
(00:21):
ye at a not working, that's another, although that's not
true when you're unemployed. And I've been unemployed in the past,
I'm sure I'll be there again. You hate weekends. You
hate them because everybody has off during the week, you know,
everything to yourself, and then you feel so horrible on
weekends because you realize you're unemployed and it's you hate
(00:43):
Saturday and you hate Sunday. But when you're working, you
love Friday night. Friday night's the great night where you
can go out and party and you get your you know,
get your drink on or your weed or snorting or
pills or you know, you know, you're licking toads. Whatever
you're doing, you can do that on Friday and then
(01:04):
recover all day Saturday, all day Saturday, and so here
it is. Here, it is. It's Friday night. And Friday
night was always growing up my favorite night. Of the week.
School's out, you know, to ten two thirty at three
o'clock and you just your group of friends. You just
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hung out with them after school, then went out and
you know, took some idiot one of your buddies, drove
to Westwood and you walked up and down the streets
of Westwood, you know, for four or five hours, looking
to get some gals to notice you. They never did,
and so you just drive home together. And that was Friday,
and here it is, this is it, this is it.
(01:48):
We made it to Friday. And we've got that big
soccer game on Sunday, the Spain versus Argentina on Sunday,
and that starts it. It's a noon start here on
the West coast, three o'clock on the East coast. And
that's going to be a world record breaking number. When
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Fox finally has the number, it's going to be astronomical.
And you know, Fox never, ever, in their wildest dreams,
thought that this World Cup would be as popular and
as successful as it's been. Never in their wildest dreams
that they think that they could get these numbers. The
numbers are off the charts around the world. It is
the biggest event and the head of the FIFA today
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said this was the best World Cup in the history
of World Cups. So that leads me to believe that
they're going to bring it back. Why would you not
bring it back to the United States. You know, we're
all set for it. All the stadiums are built, we
have all different climates. We have, you know, fifty different
stage You can put a couple of games in Mexico,
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a couple of games in Canada, and we're all set
for it. You know, some countries are not. They have
just one stadium or two stadiums, and you have to
you know, an early morning game, a mid morning game,
afternoon evening, and then a late game. You got to
pile all these games into one or two arenas. Not here,
this is land of plenty. Man, we got a lot.
We've got a lot going on, including water mains that
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are breaking. And this wee ho West Hollywood flood is crazy.
You can't imagine. I was watching news last night. I
tape all the news programs. I heard two separate reporters,
two and I don't remember what network, and I wouldn't
say it anyway, I don't want to out them. But
I heard two reporters say, we're standing here in West
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Hollywood and we're thousands of gallons of water rushing down
the street. I'm like, what thousands? We passed a thousand
in the first ten seconds. That's not thousands. That's the
news trying to water it down, so to speak, right,
it's like not, you know, they always they're always protecting
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the city of Los Angeles. They protect mayor baths, they
protect the city council, they protect all these lunatics that
run the city of LA And so they water it
down to oh, there's thousands of gallons of water rushing
down the street. Unless unless the two reporters that did
it are really really dumb, that's also a possibility. But
(04:25):
I'd like to give them benefit of doubt that they
are just lying instead of stupid. And I don't know,
I don't know if I would if I would rather
be called a liar or stupid. I think it's ding
ding on that. I don't think you get the dog
on that. But the reporters that said thousands of gallons
of water rushing down the street lying to you, and
I don't know why they did it, but two different
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stations did it in Los Angeles two of them, and
I heard both of them by years. I'wind it a
little bit and listen again. Thousands of gallons, that's not true,
it's billions. All right, Let's talk a update here. Let's
get an update on West Hollywood on Sunset and Holloway. Yesterday,
a big water main broke around four o'clock in the
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morning and it lasted for three hours on a big
I don't know if that they call it a trunk
line or a mainline, but it's a thirty six inch
pipe and one hundred thousand gallons of water were leaking
out of that pipe every minute. One hundred thousand gallons
of water. And so let's find out what's going on.
(05:28):
Let's get an update here, and then we got some
people talking about it. It's also surveillance. The video cameras
that have captured this thing are unbelievable. All right, let's
find out what's going on with the West Hollywood. Actually
the Los Angeles city water maiden that broke.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
You get a really good view of what the replacement
pipe looks like.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
When you're this close, you realize just how big the
job is. That's right from Law DAILYDWP.
Speaker 2 (05:53):
No word you know on how long it's going to
take to make those repairs.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
No word, And have you seen photos of it? Have
you seen the video of the guys and gals just
standing around? There's like twenty eight I count them, twenty
eight people from DWP, all of them standing, nobody, moving,
nobody doing a thing. And I don't know whether they're
waiting for a pipe or waiting for I don't know
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the boss to get there. But man, twenty eight guys
and gals, all with those yellow crazy ves, all of
them standing doing nothing. Maybe there's nothing for them to do,
that's possible. But if that's the case, then shall give
them the shuffle off the buffalo where they can do something.
(06:39):
Give them another assignment down the street, over the hill,
down the boulevard, other side of town. Get them going.
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power have set up
this spot for residents to ask about property damage or
making claims after what happened here yesterday.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
There's gonna be a lot of claims, and there's gonna
be a lot of fraudulent claims as well. You know
a guy who lives nowhere near a guy lives in Riverside,
but he's popping into town to file acclaim.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
Today, crews continue to make repairs on the line that
first early yesterday morning, LEDWP saying gets removed nearly two
hundred thousand gallons of water from the sinkhole where the
line broke.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
Okay, So two hundred thousand gallons of water just in
the sinkhole. That's not the millions of gallons of water
that rush down the street into the bus depot there,
into Metro's yard. That's two hundred thousand gallons of water
that's just sitting in that hole, in that sinkhole, which
I believe is twice the amount of water that they
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have an Olympic sized pool. So when the reporters say
thousands of gallons of water rush down the street, they
were misleading you. And they do it on purpose. They
do it on purpose. They protect the City of Los
Angeles and the city council. They do it. They do
it on purpose. They nobody reports. The one reports honestly
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about what's going on in city Hall. I'll give it
to Eric Leonard. He hits the pretty good and Michael Monks.
Other than that, nobody, nobody.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
Residents along paulm Avenue continue to deal with the cleanup,
several subterranean garages were still being cleaned out.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
It's still crazy.
Speaker 2 (08:21):
Mike Williams is one of the Palm Avenue residents who
thanking his lucky stars his home of nearly thirty years. Wow,
and truck weren't damaged very much.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
I'm lucky my vehicle was in the shop to be repaired.
Except for no damage at all. I mean, I feel
unfortunate for the rest of the people, especially up here
and at the very bottom of the hills, which is
really bad.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Some other residents, like Austin Dall, shared with us they
felt like they dodged a bullet because they got through
it unscathed, but also feeling bad for their neighbors.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
It's really sad.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
I saw some people who were really trot looking at
their cars, trying to turn on their cars.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
LADW. Yeah, the electric cars are cooked. You got to
replace those. You might be able to clean out a
combustion engine vehicle car that runs on gas, but if
you have an electric car that's been submerged, that's a wrap.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
LADWP telling us their personnel have made some significant progress
on repairs, they didn't offer a pow long it would
take to finish fixing the pipe and reopening Sunset Boulevard's
a traffic at LADWPI.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Okay, so when is it going to open?
Speaker 2 (09:25):
They did offer a pow long it would take to
finish fixing the pipe.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
They don't offer that. That means a long time. That
doesn't mean Monday or Tuesday of next week. That means
quite a while.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
At reopening Sunset Boulevard's a traffic at LADWP. Reassuring us
today that the water flowing through right now is safe.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Okay, all right, Well I don't know it's safe. Okay,
if you want to take your word their word for it, fine,
it's safe. The air is safe, right, nothing to say,
nothing to see here. You're right after that Boyle Heights fire.
In the middle of it, like day two or day three.
(10:07):
Mayor Bath said there's no toxins in the air. Everything
is safe. It's great. They also said that about Garden Grove.
Everything's fine, everything's safe. If you smell a little sweetness
in the air, that's just a gift from us to you.
So and nothing to see here. They all lie to
you all the time. Okay. I'm gonn add another person
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to that list. Eric Leonard Michael Monks and John Colbo.
Those are the three guys in town that at least
on the top of my mind, that really do a
deep dive into how corrupt the city of Los Angeles is.
We don't like to do. We'd like to, you know,
do something lighter at night, but once in a while
it does get frustrating, you know, especially if you live
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in the city of La. The services in La are dreadful.
They can't even keep the lights on, and these water
mains break two three times a week. You just don't
hear about it news because it's not a major one
on Sunset Boulevard. They're breaking all the time, but the
local news just does not cover it. They cover four
They don't cover the news. They cover for the politicians,
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and they've been doing it for decades.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
Am sixty.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
All right, let's get some more updates on this West
Hollywood flood and the big trunk line, the big main
line that busted up. Let's find out if we can
get any more information and to help you out, because
this it truly is a pain in the ass. All right,
Let's see if we can crank this up here. All right,
here we go, let's find out when they're going to
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open up a Sunset Boulevard and Holloway. If you have
any kind of damage, you're going to want to know
you know, who to get in contact with. I think
they set up a table, they said, near this event.
So if you do live in the area and you're what,
you've been wiped out, your cars, you know, totaled water
came into your apartment, whatever it is, your sidewalk's been
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chewed up, or your driveway, you got to get in
contact with the City of La because they're on the
hook for all of this, and they've got pretty deep pockets.
I know. They always complain that they have no money
because they spend it on they waste it and steal
it a lot. But they should come up with some
money for you. This is not your fault that you
did everything right. You paid for your car, you paid
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for the insurance, you paid for you know, maybe you're
leasing a car and you just were sleeping and the
City of La wiped out your car, so they have
got to pay for it.
Speaker 5 (12:38):
Well. Work It is underway in West Hollywood following that
massive water main break new surveillance video justin to Eyewoitest
News showing the moment the water main rupture. This is
video from Dialogue cathe on Halloween sunset across the intersection.
Speaker 1 (12:51):
Yeah, this is the surveillance video. You got to try
to find this. Maybe we'll put up on a social
media It is unbelievable.
Speaker 5 (12:56):
From where that rupture happened. The times down timestamp on
that video just after three am yesterday, you can see
the water gush shop and soon after calling the street
looks more like a river.
Speaker 6 (13:07):
Wow, unbelievable. Meanwhile, water officials say Cruise made significant progress
in repairing the pipe that caused so much damage. Crews
are cutting and removing a twenty five foot section of
that pipe. And while that is happening, street closures in
the area and metro delays continue.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Yes, it's going to continue for quite some time. I
read an article last night. Did they replaced fifty four
hundred feet of pipe last year in the city of
Los Angeles? Fifty four hundred feet, so that's a mile,
and there's seventy four hundred miles of pipe that has
to be replaced because it's nearly one hundred or over
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one hundred years old, so you can do the math
on that seventy four hundred feet I mean four hundred
miles and they fixed fifty four hundred feet five thy
four hundred feet, so well that'll be about seven thousand
years before they knocked this project down. Chris Christy with
(14:05):
ABC was flying over it. Everybody's astonished how much water
came out of that hole in the ground.
Speaker 7 (14:12):
Crews are continuing around the clock LADWP overnight draining approach
of two hundred thousand gallons from that pipe overnight and
working to replace that pipe. And for that reason, Sunset
Boulevard remains completely shut down between Shelburne Shareborn I should
say Drive and San Vicente Boulevard with hard closures at Larabie,
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Palm Avenue and Horne Avenue. All of that causing a
major traffic headache.
Speaker 1 (14:37):
And you know what is going to be horrible the
guys in the gals, the people own businesses around there.
They can't operate. You know, maybe have a restaurant, to
cleaners it was in the cleaners, a drug store, whatever
it is, a makeup you know, whatever your business is,
you can't operate now until they fix this, and it
(14:58):
might be Look, I wouldn't be surprised if it's two weeks,
you know. I mean, I think if you live in
Los Angeles long enough, you know that things take a
long time in LA to get rolling. Remember that fire
at that you know, that big refrigeration plant, the big
(15:18):
freezer in Boyle Heights. They said that that fire was
going to be out the same day, started around two thirty,
and they said it was out by midnight, and then
it burned for eight more days. So I don't know.
I don't know if it's just guesswork that's not going well,
or they lie to us just to calm us down.
(15:40):
You know, they say it's gonna be three days, and
then it's a fourth, it's a fifth, it's a week,
it's it's a week and a half, and then it's
two weeks.
Speaker 7 (15:46):
Here at West Hollywood, you're looking live at Santa Monica Boulevard,
where traffic, as we get closer to the rush hour,
is really starting to stack up in both directions as
you make your way through here, all of that spillover
traffic ending up on the surface streets.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
Oh, it's going to be a nightmare. Santa Monica, San Fa, Sane,
La Sienica, Laurel Canyon, all of those streets are going
to be a nightmare until this is done.
Speaker 7 (16:09):
Here at West Hollywood, where traffic is a nightmare, reporting
live from Mayor seven, I'm Chris Christie.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
It's going to be that way until they finish. So
get used to it. And I still can't believe the level,
the low level of outrage. Nobody seems to be really pissed.
Everyone's just like, yeah, that breaks what the hell? You know,
it's one hundred and ten years old. They'll get around
to it, we'll manage. Nobody holds the local city government to,
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you know, responsible for anything. They just don't, you know,
everybody blame Nobody blames them for anything. You know, we
have just a horrible, horrible group of people running the
city of la They can't keep the lights on, the
streets are all banged up. There's potholes everywhere. Anytime it rains,
the city of Los Angeles has extreme flooding, water mains breaking,
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trees fall in. It's a mess. It's a mess. And
they go through billions and billions of dollars giving it
out to these NGOs and homeless, you know, organizations, and
so if you're if you're homeless, you're treated better in
the city of La than if you have a job.
That's the bottom line. And so maybe that's the reason
(17:19):
why a lot of people turn homeless, right because they
get treated better in the state of LA. All Right,
rely on KFI AM six forty. I there's any updates
tonight or tomorrow, or Sunday or Monday or all next week.
You got to keep it on KFI. We'll tell you
when it's gonna go open, and immediately when it's open,
we will cover it right here on KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 4 (17:39):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Earthquake in Mexico happened early this morning around seven fifty
or so. A major earthquake struck off the coast of
Mexico about thirty miles off the coast near Guatemala the
Guatemala border in Mexico. That was morning, causing a tsunami
threat to be issued for the coasts of both countries
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for a few hours and then it was canceled. The
earthquake happened again seven fifty or seven forty eight Pacific time,
and was originally reported as a magnitude seven point four
before being recalculated and reduced to a seven point three.
So the earthquake that we had here in Northridge, the
last big one that we all remember was I think
(18:29):
it was a six nine six'. Eight there's been different
numbers over the, years BUT i think six.' nine so six'
nine ten times more powerful, would be seven ten, times
more powerful seven point one ten times out would be,
seven to two and, then seven three so you can.
Understand how powerful this earthquake, was pretty shallow six miles
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under the earth or under, a sea level and it
happened about thirty miles Southwest of the Mexico. Border with
guatemala the shaking Was reported In guatemala and Mexico And.
THE united states i said a strong shaking could be
Expected across Western, mexico and guatemala especially. Near the coast
(19:15):
and this is the latest in that's going to, freak
You Out. Especially deborah mark i'm with. Her on this
we don't like. These these quakes this is the. Ring
of fire this is not ring of fire adjacent Like you.
Know venezuela is this is on this. Is our home,
ring and bang it hit and it's. A big one
(19:39):
i don't know what that, means for us but all
the experts are predicting that we're going to have the
big one in the. Next thirty years it could be,
in five minutes it could be in, twenty nine years.
But it's coming and this scares the hell. Out of
Everybody ring of fire FOR people that i have no idea.
(20:03):
What that is it's a twenty five thousand mile belt
of volcanoes and earthquake Zones Surrounding, the pacific ocean and.
We're On It The san andreas fault is Part of The.
Ring of fire and we're Listening To. Doctor lucy jones
(20:23):
we had her on a couple months ago during, a
mild quake and this. Stuck with me two things she
said really. Stuck, With me one you're, Gonna NEED water
so i always always bang that out. On the air,
go get, yourself you know fifteen twenty gallons or half gallon.
Jugs of water you're. Gonna need it and especially if
You live in la these water mains break with somebody just.
(20:44):
Driving over it how about an earthquake, that's you know,
Seven point eight so, You need water i'd recommend getting it,
sooner than later, and you know just keep it for flushing,
and toilet, bathing maybe drinking. You know whatever you use water,
for boiling water maybe, you got kids you gotta, boil water,
(21:05):
to you know. For the formula but that break, made
me think what's? If that? HAPPENED going on i know
they're all. Going to break. They're, also old yeah every
one of them is going to break when we have a,
bigger it's quake every single. One of them so you.
Gotta get water do you have any? Water? AT home lane,
i used TO and then i. Went, THROUGH it okay.
(21:26):
I need it we've got to get. You, more water,
yeah for sure there's water in. The fridge here take
a couple Of those home tonight starters said. Yeah, for
you okay so that's one. You need water and then,
the second one which is. Kind Of Scary doctor lucy
jones told us this. On the, air she said when
the Big One hits los Angeles, in southern california Nobody,
(21:50):
living in California, especially southern california, nobody, will say hey
is this? A? Big one nobody we'll all. Know it
instantly she said it could be one hundred to one hundred,
and twenty seconds two straight minutes of radical shaking where,
(22:13):
you can't stand, you can't walk, buildings falling, down fires started,
water mains breaking. And streets buckling it's going to. Be
a mess that maybe would be The one thing i'll Go.
Speaker 8 (22:27):
Back, to texas, yeah that's crazy because remember that earthquake
we had a couple of Years ago.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
On, JULY fourth yes i.
Speaker 8 (22:35):
REMEMBER that happened i was outside, when THAT happened and
I Mean. In orange county we weren't even close, to
the epicenter but it was shaking HARD enough that, i
felt like, oh MY gosh should i like sit on the,
ground or something because it felt like it was going to?
Speaker 1 (22:50):
Knock me over has that bit weird being outside. For
a quake when that, HAPPENED to me i was walking
by the pool. At my, complex i'm like why is
the water? Splashing?
Speaker 8 (22:59):
Like, THAT oh yeah i, Didn't, get it like it
didn't hit me until people.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
Were, going earthquake. Yeah it doesn't you don't quite, get
it instantly and then, when you, do you're, like oh.
Christ please stop that's the only thing you say when,
please slow.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
Down.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
Please stop. Please they're. Terrifying they Are after that. NORTH
ridge quake i slept with, my pants on, my socks
on and my shirt on and my shoes next, to
the bed ready to go for, about four months four. Or,
FIVE months yeah i, do that TOO and, then i forget,
like the water the. WATER goes, away i know you. Gotta,
(23:35):
Get water angel do you have? Water at home? You
know it how many gallons of water?
Speaker 8 (23:40):
Do?
Speaker 9 (23:41):
You?
Speaker 8 (23:42):
Currently?
Speaker 1 (23:45):
Maybe, fifteen, wow okay lot someone's gonna be knocking. On,
That door yeah. I'LL be slide.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
I.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Can. Find out yeah but also if you have a
generator that may or, may not work if, it's unnatural
gas those lines will probably be shut. Off AS well
so i gotta let to. Look forward to, BUT you
know i don't want to bang on everybody to, get,
An earthquake kid but you're gonna feel better if. You have,
one all right get one. If you want but, we
(24:16):
HAVE one and i feel better at night knowing. Where
it is and we've, got you know three four or
five days of really crappy food that. We can eat
you know that. THAT dried stuff i mean to get. Those,
life straws also have? You? Seen, those, oh yeah yeah
you can put in a dirty water and drink. The
clean water that's. A, great idea yeah that is. An
awesome idea ordering a bunch.
Speaker 8 (24:36):
Of those too.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Look at you that'll be me sicking one of those straws,
in the. Toilet sipping away that's, my life there it,
is right there they straw. On the, toilet.
Speaker 4 (24:49):
All right digtalk You're listening to tim conwayjun you're ON
DEMAND from kfi am sixty.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
One more story not to, freak you Out but you
i've got to be aware of the potential of a
major Earthquake And the. San andreas fault, if that blows
you are going to, be radically affected perhaps for the rest.
Of your life so you've got to be, aware of this,
and you know the more, information you have the easier
(25:18):
it is going to be to handle. This this, emergency
you know they're giving us. Plenty of, warning we've, had
you know decades of warning that they've been Talking About
this san ANDRE'S fault since i. WAS a kid, i mean,
literally you know forty fifty years of. Hearing about it
and so we can't say that we weren't. We weren't
warned it is coming and this fault is. Showing tremendous
(25:44):
stress so, please listen carefully, don't flip out. Don't freak.
Out take precautions that's how you. Survive in life.
Speaker 10 (25:55):
It With Everything The san Andreas fault is. California's longest fault.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
More energy out. Of this guy he's talking about something that,
could wipe, out you know thirty thousand people and fifteen
thousand buildings and people could get swallowed up. By the
earth this guy's been talking before.
Speaker 10 (26:14):
His Morning Coffee The san Andreas fault is. California's, LONGEST fault.
Speaker 1 (26:18):
No i need another guy bringing, the other guy bringing
the guy on coke or. Crack or something guy's really
amped up.
Speaker 9 (26:25):
And runs for, eight hundred miles moving up From The,
coach hella Valley Through, the cajon Pass Past the San
Bernardino And, san gabriel mountains Past the grape vine and
the coast ranges and routes to The Edge.
Speaker 10 (26:35):
Of silicon valley that's about the pass out And Near.
Speaker 9 (26:38):
The golden gate but perhaps the most unnerving Thing About
the san andreas.
Speaker 10 (26:43):
Is, it silence.
Speaker 9 (26:44):
Yes Like You The san Andreas Fault In los angeles
county usually has big earthquakes every one hundred to one hundred.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
And, fifty years okay do? YOU hear that i know
sometimes you, have ass RADIO So do i about one
hundred to one hundred, and fifty years, that's our window
and then we get another one hundred and one hundred and.
Fifty years off we don't have to. Worry about, it
some people like my dad was born and Was, raised
in ohio Then, moved to california lived his whole life
(27:13):
and never experienced the Big Blow from. San andrea's fault so,
did my mom and so, did my uncle and so.
Did many, people you know, they were born they, lived
their life and they died. Without experiencing it we may
not be.
Speaker 10 (27:28):
So lucky yet it's been one hundred and sixty nine
years since the.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Last, big quake okay we're sixty. Nine years behind if
it's once, every hundred years if it's one everye hundred,
and fifty years we're you, do the math one hundred
and or nineteen years behind?
Speaker 10 (27:46):
A huge quick how big?
Speaker 8 (27:48):
Is he talking because we've had like over seven Pointers Here,
in los angeles but in the, Past, fifty years.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Yeah he's talking to fifty. Eight. Point FIVE geez BUT
i think i disagree With THAT big but, I think look.
I'M pretty. PROUD i know i get a lot, of emails,
saying you know why are You so pro American and
pro Californian and pro burbank and, stuff like that because
(28:17):
what's the alternative to s on everything. ALL the time i.
DON'T like that i. LOVE this country i love the people.
IN this country i think we have the greatest people
in the world. In THIS country when i walk around, and,
you know people You go, to starbucks whatever and you
hold the door for somebody and that person, SAYS thank
you i. LOVE that moment i love those small little.
MOMENTS in life i do it. All the time people
(28:37):
do it to. Me As well when i'm in a
GROCERY store AND i and i and somebody's looking at
A product and i got to go between the, product and,
THEM you know i. GOTTA slither through, i always, say you,
know pardon me and the guy or the gal ninety
nine percent of, the time goes oh you're good, or you,
know no. Problem all. THANKS you know i like those.
Little tiny moments we live in a great country and
a lot. Of great people the greatest thing about this it's.
(29:00):
Not the land it's not. What we have it's. Not
the buildings. It's the people we have the greatest people
in the world. IN this Country. I love americans i
don't care If you're A, republican or democrat, or you know.
Somewhere in between we have the greatest people. IN this
country i love the people in this country more than
any other place. In the WORLD that's why. I live
here and so in getting, back to that we do have,
(29:24):
a great country but we also, have our challenges and
this is going to be. A major ONE that's why
i keep. TALKING about it i know a lot of
people don't like, to hear, it you know day in.
And DAY out but i think the more we, talk
about it the more people are, prepared for it the more.
Information YOU have and i think we have great building codes,
(29:45):
in THIS country and i Think Especially. In southern, california
you know you can S all over la and whatever city,
you live in but they've done, a Great. Job especially
burbank I'VE noticed because, i live here they've done an
unbelievable job with the building codes and making sure that
your house is retrofitted and your set for. The next
quake so to all the building, INSPECTORS out there i,
(30:06):
know you guys always you know you only hear bad.
NEWS about you i want to thank you personally for
going out there and making sure that people are adhering to.
Those building codes and when the, big one hits those
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The Conway Show. All right, dig dong, it is Friday.
That's right. If you got a crappy job and or
you go to school, or I don't know, you just
(00:21):
ye at a not working, that's another, although that's not
true when you're unemployed. And I've been unemployed in the past,
I'm sure I'll be there again. You hate weekends. You
hate them because everybody has off during the week, you know,
everything to yourself, and then you feel so horrible on
weekends because you realize you're unemployed and it's you hate
(00:43):
Saturday and you hate Sunday. But when you're working, you
love Friday night. Friday night's the great night where you
can go out and party and you get your you know,
get your drink on or your weed or snorting or
pills or you know, you know, you're licking toads. Whatever
you're doing, you can do that on Friday and then
(01:04):
recover all day Saturday, all day Saturday, and so here
it is. Here, it is. It's Friday night. And Friday
night was always growing up my favorite night. Of the week.
School's out, you know, to ten two thirty at three
o'clock and you just your group of friends. You just
(01:26):
hung out with them after school, then went out and
you know, took some idiot one of your buddies, drove
to Westwood and you walked up and down the streets
of Westwood, you know, for four or five hours, looking
to get some gals to notice you. They never did,
and so you just drive home together. And that was Friday,
and here it is, this is it, this is it.
(01:48):
We made it to Friday. And we've got that big
soccer game on Sunday, the Spain versus Argentina on Sunday,
and that starts it. It's a noon start here on
the West coast, three o'clock on the East coast. And
that's going to be a world record breaking number. When
(02:09):
Fox finally has the number, it's going to be astronomical.
And you know, Fox never, ever, in their wildest dreams,
thought that this World Cup would be as popular and
as successful as it's been. Never in their wildest dreams
that they think that they could get these numbers. The
numbers are off the charts around the world. It is
the biggest event and the head of the FIFA today
(02:34):
said this was the best World Cup in the history
of World Cups. So that leads me to believe that
they're going to bring it back. Why would you not
bring it back to the United States. You know, we're
all set for it. All the stadiums are built, we
have all different climates. We have, you know, fifty different
stage You can put a couple of games in Mexico,
(02:55):
a couple of games in Canada, and we're all set
for it. You know, some countries are not. They have
just one stadium or two stadiums, and you have to
you know, an early morning game, a mid morning game,
afternoon evening, and then a late game. You got to
pile all these games into one or two arenas. Not here,
this is land of plenty. Man, we got a lot.
We've got a lot going on, including water mains that
(03:17):
are breaking. And this wee ho West Hollywood flood is crazy.
You can't imagine. I was watching news last night. I
tape all the news programs. I heard two separate reporters,
two and I don't remember what network, and I wouldn't
say it anyway, I don't want to out them. But
I heard two reporters say, we're standing here in West
(03:39):
Hollywood and we're thousands of gallons of water rushing down
the street. I'm like, what thousands? We passed a thousand
in the first ten seconds. That's not thousands. That's the
news trying to water it down, so to speak, right,
it's like not, you know, they always they're always protecting
(04:00):
the city of Los Angeles. They protect mayor baths, they
protect the city council, they protect all these lunatics that
run the city of LA And so they water it
down to oh, there's thousands of gallons of water rushing
down the street. Unless unless the two reporters that did
it are really really dumb, that's also a possibility. But
(04:25):
I'd like to give them benefit of doubt that they
are just lying instead of stupid. And I don't know,
I don't know if I would if I would rather
be called a liar or stupid. I think it's ding
ding on that. I don't think you get the dog
on that. But the reporters that said thousands of gallons
of water rushing down the street lying to you, and
I don't know why they did it, but two different
(04:47):
stations did it in Los Angeles two of them, and
I heard both of them by years. I'wind it a
little bit and listen again. Thousands of gallons, that's not true,
it's billions. All right, Let's talk a update here. Let's
get an update on West Hollywood on Sunset and Holloway. Yesterday,
a big water main broke around four o'clock in the
(05:07):
morning and it lasted for three hours on a big
I don't know if that they call it a trunk
line or a mainline, but it's a thirty six inch
pipe and one hundred thousand gallons of water were leaking
out of that pipe every minute. One hundred thousand gallons
of water. And so let's find out what's going on.
(05:28):
Let's get an update here, and then we got some
people talking about it. It's also surveillance. The video cameras
that have captured this thing are unbelievable. All right, let's
find out what's going on with the West Hollywood. Actually
the Los Angeles city water maiden that broke.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
You get a really good view of what the replacement
pipe looks like.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
When you're this close, you realize just how big the
job is. That's right from Law DAILYDWP.
Speaker 2 (05:53):
No word you know on how long it's going to
take to make those repairs.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
No word, And have you seen photos of it? Have
you seen the video of the guys and gals just
standing around? There's like twenty eight I count them, twenty
eight people from DWP, all of them standing, nobody, moving,
nobody doing a thing. And I don't know whether they're
waiting for a pipe or waiting for I don't know
(06:18):
the boss to get there. But man, twenty eight guys
and gals, all with those yellow crazy ves, all of
them standing doing nothing. Maybe there's nothing for them to do,
that's possible. But if that's the case, then shall give
them the shuffle off the buffalo where they can do something.
(06:39):
Give them another assignment down the street, over the hill,
down the boulevard, other side of town. Get them going.
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power have set up
this spot for residents to ask about property damage or
making claims after what happened here yesterday.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
There's gonna be a lot of claims, and there's gonna
be a lot of fraudulent claims as well. You know
a guy who lives nowhere near a guy lives in Riverside,
but he's popping into town to file acclaim.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
Today, crews continue to make repairs on the line that
first early yesterday morning, LEDWP saying gets removed nearly two
hundred thousand gallons of water from the sinkhole where the
line broke.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
Okay, So two hundred thousand gallons of water just in
the sinkhole. That's not the millions of gallons of water
that rush down the street into the bus depot there,
into Metro's yard. That's two hundred thousand gallons of water
that's just sitting in that hole, in that sinkhole, which
I believe is twice the amount of water that they
(07:39):
have an Olympic sized pool. So when the reporters say
thousands of gallons of water rush down the street, they
were misleading you. And they do it on purpose. They
do it on purpose. They protect the City of Los
Angeles and the city council. They do it. They do
it on purpose. They nobody reports. The one reports honestly
(08:02):
about what's going on in city Hall. I'll give it
to Eric Leonard. He hits the pretty good and Michael Monks.
Other than that, nobody, nobody.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
Residents along paulm Avenue continue to deal with the cleanup,
several subterranean garages were still being cleaned out.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
It's still crazy.
Speaker 2 (08:21):
Mike Williams is one of the Palm Avenue residents who
thanking his lucky stars his home of nearly thirty years. Wow,
and truck weren't damaged very much.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
I'm lucky my vehicle was in the shop to be repaired.
Except for no damage at all. I mean, I feel
unfortunate for the rest of the people, especially up here
and at the very bottom of the hills, which is
really bad.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Some other residents, like Austin Dall, shared with us they
felt like they dodged a bullet because they got through
it unscathed, but also feeling bad for their neighbors.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
It's really sad.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
I saw some people who were really trot looking at
their cars, trying to turn on their cars.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
LADW. Yeah, the electric cars are cooked. You got to
replace those. You might be able to clean out a
combustion engine vehicle car that runs on gas, but if
you have an electric car that's been submerged, that's a wrap.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
LADWP telling us their personnel have made some significant progress
on repairs, they didn't offer a pow long it would
take to finish fixing the pipe and reopening Sunset Boulevard's
a traffic at LADWPI.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Okay, so when is it going to open?
Speaker 2 (09:25):
They did offer a pow long it would take to
finish fixing the pipe.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
They don't offer that. That means a long time. That
doesn't mean Monday or Tuesday of next week. That means
quite a while.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
At reopening Sunset Boulevard's a traffic at LADWP. Reassuring us
today that the water flowing through right now is safe.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Okay, all right, Well I don't know it's safe. Okay,
if you want to take your word their word for it, fine,
it's safe. The air is safe, right, nothing to say,
nothing to see here. You're right after that Boyle Heights fire.
In the middle of it, like day two or day three.
(10:07):
Mayor Bath said there's no toxins in the air. Everything
is safe. It's great. They also said that about Garden Grove.
Everything's fine, everything's safe. If you smell a little sweetness
in the air, that's just a gift from us to you.
So and nothing to see here. They all lie to
you all the time. Okay. I'm gonn add another person
(10:28):
to that list. Eric Leonard Michael Monks and John Colbo.
Those are the three guys in town that at least
on the top of my mind, that really do a
deep dive into how corrupt the city of Los Angeles is.
We don't like to do. We'd like to, you know,
do something lighter at night, but once in a while
it does get frustrating, you know, especially if you live
(10:50):
in the city of La. The services in La are dreadful.
They can't even keep the lights on, and these water
mains break two three times a week. You just don't
hear about it news because it's not a major one
on Sunset Boulevard. They're breaking all the time, but the
local news just does not cover it. They cover four
They don't cover the news. They cover for the politicians,
(11:13):
and they've been doing it for decades.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
Am sixty.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
All right, let's get some more updates on this West
Hollywood flood and the big trunk line, the big main
line that busted up. Let's find out if we can
get any more information and to help you out, because
this it truly is a pain in the ass. All right,
Let's see if we can crank this up here. All right,
here we go, let's find out when they're going to
(11:43):
open up a Sunset Boulevard and Holloway. If you have
any kind of damage, you're going to want to know
you know, who to get in contact with. I think
they set up a table, they said, near this event.
So if you do live in the area and you're what,
you've been wiped out, your cars, you know, totaled water
came into your apartment, whatever it is, your sidewalk's been
(12:05):
chewed up, or your driveway, you got to get in
contact with the City of La because they're on the
hook for all of this, and they've got pretty deep pockets.
I know. They always complain that they have no money
because they spend it on they waste it and steal
it a lot. But they should come up with some
money for you. This is not your fault that you
did everything right. You paid for your car, you paid
(12:27):
for the insurance, you paid for you know, maybe you're
leasing a car and you just were sleeping and the
City of La wiped out your car, so they have
got to pay for it.
Speaker 5 (12:38):
Well. Work It is underway in West Hollywood following that
massive water main break new surveillance video justin to Eyewoitest
News showing the moment the water main rupture. This is
video from Dialogue cathe on Halloween sunset across the intersection.
Speaker 1 (12:51):
Yeah, this is the surveillance video. You got to try
to find this. Maybe we'll put up on a social
media It is unbelievable.
Speaker 5 (12:56):
From where that rupture happened. The times down timestamp on
that video just after three am yesterday, you can see
the water gush shop and soon after calling the street
looks more like a river.
Speaker 6 (13:07):
Wow, unbelievable. Meanwhile, water officials say Cruise made significant progress
in repairing the pipe that caused so much damage. Crews
are cutting and removing a twenty five foot section of
that pipe. And while that is happening, street closures in
the area and metro delays continue.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Yes, it's going to continue for quite some time. I
read an article last night. Did they replaced fifty four
hundred feet of pipe last year in the city of
Los Angeles? Fifty four hundred feet, so that's a mile,
and there's seventy four hundred miles of pipe that has
to be replaced because it's nearly one hundred or over
(13:45):
one hundred years old, so you can do the math
on that seventy four hundred feet I mean four hundred
miles and they fixed fifty four hundred feet five thy
four hundred feet, so well that'll be about seven thousand
years before they knocked this project down. Chris Christy with
(14:05):
ABC was flying over it. Everybody's astonished how much water
came out of that hole in the ground.
Speaker 7 (14:12):
Crews are continuing around the clock LADWP overnight draining approach
of two hundred thousand gallons from that pipe overnight and
working to replace that pipe. And for that reason, Sunset
Boulevard remains completely shut down between Shelburne Shareborn I should
say Drive and San Vicente Boulevard with hard closures at Larabie,
(14:32):
Palm Avenue and Horne Avenue. All of that causing a
major traffic headache.
Speaker 1 (14:37):
And you know what is going to be horrible the
guys in the gals, the people own businesses around there.
They can't operate. You know, maybe have a restaurant, to
cleaners it was in the cleaners, a drug store, whatever
it is, a makeup you know, whatever your business is,
you can't operate now until they fix this, and it
(14:58):
might be Look, I wouldn't be surprised if it's two weeks,
you know. I mean, I think if you live in
Los Angeles long enough, you know that things take a
long time in LA to get rolling. Remember that fire
at that you know, that big refrigeration plant, the big
(15:18):
freezer in Boyle Heights. They said that that fire was
going to be out the same day, started around two thirty,
and they said it was out by midnight, and then
it burned for eight more days. So I don't know.
I don't know if it's just guesswork that's not going well,
or they lie to us just to calm us down.
(15:40):
You know, they say it's gonna be three days, and
then it's a fourth, it's a fifth, it's a week,
it's it's a week and a half, and then it's
two weeks.
Speaker 7 (15:46):
Here at West Hollywood, you're looking live at Santa Monica Boulevard,
where traffic, as we get closer to the rush hour,
is really starting to stack up in both directions as
you make your way through here, all of that spillover
traffic ending up on the surface streets.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
Oh, it's going to be a nightmare. Santa Monica, San Fa, Sane,
La Sienica, Laurel Canyon, all of those streets are going
to be a nightmare until this is done.
Speaker 7 (16:09):
Here at West Hollywood, where traffic is a nightmare, reporting
live from Mayor seven, I'm Chris Christie.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
It's going to be that way until they finish. So
get used to it. And I still can't believe the level,
the low level of outrage. Nobody seems to be really pissed.
Everyone's just like, yeah, that breaks what the hell? You know,
it's one hundred and ten years old. They'll get around
to it, we'll manage. Nobody holds the local city government to,
(16:36):
you know, responsible for anything. They just don't, you know,
everybody blame Nobody blames them for anything. You know, we
have just a horrible, horrible group of people running the
city of la They can't keep the lights on, the
streets are all banged up. There's potholes everywhere. Anytime it rains,
the city of Los Angeles has extreme flooding, water mains breaking,
(16:59):
trees fall in. It's a mess. It's a mess. And
they go through billions and billions of dollars giving it
out to these NGOs and homeless, you know, organizations, and
so if you're if you're homeless, you're treated better in
the city of La than if you have a job.
That's the bottom line. And so maybe that's the reason
(17:19):
why a lot of people turn homeless, right because they
get treated better in the state of LA. All Right,
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You got to keep it on KFI. We'll tell you
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Speaker 4 (17:39):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Earthquake in Mexico happened early this morning around seven fifty
or so. A major earthquake struck off the coast of
Mexico about thirty miles off the coast near Guatemala the
Guatemala border in Mexico. That was morning, causing a tsunami
threat to be issued for the coasts of both countries
(18:07):
for a few hours and then it was canceled. The
earthquake happened again seven fifty or seven forty eight Pacific time,
and was originally reported as a magnitude seven point four
before being recalculated and reduced to a seven point three.
So the earthquake that we had here in Northridge, the
last big one that we all remember was I think
(18:29):
it was a six nine six'. Eight there's been different
numbers over the, years BUT i think six.' nine so six'
nine ten times more powerful, would be seven ten, times
more powerful seven point one ten times out would be,
seven to two and, then seven three so you can.
Understand how powerful this earthquake, was pretty shallow six miles
(18:53):
under the earth or under, a sea level and it
happened about thirty miles Southwest of the Mexico. Border with
guatemala the shaking Was reported In guatemala and Mexico And.
THE united states i said a strong shaking could be
Expected across Western, mexico and guatemala especially. Near the coast
(19:15):
and this is the latest in that's going to, freak
You Out. Especially deborah mark i'm with. Her on this
we don't like. These these quakes this is the. Ring
of fire this is not ring of fire adjacent Like you.
Know venezuela is this is on this. Is our home,
ring and bang it hit and it's. A big one
(19:39):
i don't know what that, means for us but all
the experts are predicting that we're going to have the
big one in the. Next thirty years it could be,
in five minutes it could be in, twenty nine years.
But it's coming and this scares the hell. Out of
Everybody ring of fire FOR people that i have no idea.
(20:03):
What that is it's a twenty five thousand mile belt
of volcanoes and earthquake Zones Surrounding, the pacific ocean and.
We're On It The san andreas fault is Part of The.
Ring of fire and we're Listening To. Doctor lucy jones
(20:23):
we had her on a couple months ago during, a
mild quake and this. Stuck with me two things she
said really. Stuck, With me one you're, Gonna NEED water
so i always always bang that out. On the air,
go get, yourself you know fifteen twenty gallons or half gallon.
Jugs of water you're. Gonna need it and especially if
You live in la these water mains break with somebody just.
(20:44):
Driving over it how about an earthquake, that's you know,
Seven point eight so, You need water i'd recommend getting it,
sooner than later, and you know just keep it for flushing,
and toilet, bathing maybe drinking. You know whatever you use water,
for boiling water maybe, you got kids you gotta, boil water,
(21:05):
to you know. For the formula but that break, made
me think what's? If that? HAPPENED going on i know
they're all. Going to break. They're, also old yeah every
one of them is going to break when we have a,
bigger it's quake every single. One of them so you.
Gotta get water do you have any? Water? AT home lane,
i used TO and then i. Went, THROUGH it okay.
(21:26):
I need it we've got to get. You, more water,
yeah for sure there's water in. The fridge here take
a couple Of those home tonight starters said. Yeah, for
you okay so that's one. You need water and then,
the second one which is. Kind Of Scary doctor lucy
jones told us this. On the, air she said when
the Big One hits los Angeles, in southern california Nobody,
(21:50):
living in California, especially southern california, nobody, will say hey
is this? A? Big one nobody we'll all. Know it
instantly she said it could be one hundred to one hundred,
and twenty seconds two straight minutes of radical shaking where,
(22:13):
you can't stand, you can't walk, buildings falling, down fires started,
water mains breaking. And streets buckling it's going to. Be
a mess that maybe would be The one thing i'll Go.
Speaker 8 (22:27):
Back, to texas, yeah that's crazy because remember that earthquake
we had a couple of Years ago.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
On, JULY fourth yes i.
Speaker 8 (22:35):
REMEMBER that happened i was outside, when THAT happened and
I Mean. In orange county we weren't even close, to
the epicenter but it was shaking HARD enough that, i
felt like, oh MY gosh should i like sit on the,
ground or something because it felt like it was going to?
Speaker 1 (22:50):
Knock me over has that bit weird being outside. For
a quake when that, HAPPENED to me i was walking
by the pool. At my, complex i'm like why is
the water? Splashing?
Speaker 8 (22:59):
Like, THAT oh yeah i, Didn't, get it like it
didn't hit me until people.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
Were, going earthquake. Yeah it doesn't you don't quite, get
it instantly and then, when you, do you're, like oh.
Christ please stop that's the only thing you say when,
please slow.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
Down.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
Please stop. Please they're. Terrifying they Are after that. NORTH
ridge quake i slept with, my pants on, my socks
on and my shirt on and my shoes next, to
the bed ready to go for, about four months four. Or,
FIVE months yeah i, do that TOO and, then i forget,
like the water the. WATER goes, away i know you. Gotta,
(23:35):
Get water angel do you have? Water at home? You
know it how many gallons of water?
Speaker 8 (23:40):
Do?
Speaker 9 (23:41):
You?
Speaker 8 (23:42):
Currently?
Speaker 1 (23:45):
Maybe, fifteen, wow okay lot someone's gonna be knocking. On,
That door yeah. I'LL be slide.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
I.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Can. Find out yeah but also if you have a
generator that may or, may not work if, it's unnatural
gas those lines will probably be shut. Off AS well
so i gotta let to. Look forward to, BUT you
know i don't want to bang on everybody to, get,
An earthquake kid but you're gonna feel better if. You have,
one all right get one. If you want but, we
(24:16):
HAVE one and i feel better at night knowing. Where
it is and we've, got you know three four or
five days of really crappy food that. We can eat
you know that. THAT dried stuff i mean to get. Those,
life straws also have? You? Seen, those, oh yeah yeah
you can put in a dirty water and drink. The
clean water that's. A, great idea yeah that is. An
awesome idea ordering a bunch.
Speaker 8 (24:36):
Of those too.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Look at you that'll be me sicking one of those straws,
in the. Toilet sipping away that's, my life there it,
is right there they straw. On the, toilet.
Speaker 4 (24:49):
All right digtalk You're listening to tim conwayjun you're ON
DEMAND from kfi am sixty.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
One more story not to, freak you Out but you
i've got to be aware of the potential of a
major Earthquake And the. San andreas fault, if that blows
you are going to, be radically affected perhaps for the rest.
Of your life so you've got to be, aware of this,
and you know the more, information you have the easier
(25:18):
it is going to be to handle. This this, emergency
you know they're giving us. Plenty of, warning we've, had
you know decades of warning that they've been Talking About
this san ANDRE'S fault since i. WAS a kid, i mean,
literally you know forty fifty years of. Hearing about it
and so we can't say that we weren't. We weren't
warned it is coming and this fault is. Showing tremendous
(25:44):
stress so, please listen carefully, don't flip out. Don't freak.
Out take precautions that's how you. Survive in life.
Speaker 10 (25:55):
It With Everything The san Andreas fault is. California's longest fault.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
More energy out. Of this guy he's talking about something that,
could wipe, out you know thirty thousand people and fifteen
thousand buildings and people could get swallowed up. By the
earth this guy's been talking before.
Speaker 10 (26:14):
His Morning Coffee The san Andreas fault is. California's, LONGEST fault.
Speaker 1 (26:18):
No i need another guy bringing, the other guy bringing
the guy on coke or. Crack or something guy's really
amped up.
Speaker 9 (26:25):
And runs for, eight hundred miles moving up From The,
coach hella Valley Through, the cajon Pass Past the San
Bernardino And, san gabriel mountains Past the grape vine and
the coast ranges and routes to The Edge.
Speaker 10 (26:35):
Of silicon valley that's about the pass out And Near.
Speaker 9 (26:38):
The golden gate but perhaps the most unnerving Thing About
the san andreas.
Speaker 10 (26:43):
Is, it silence.
Speaker 9 (26:44):
Yes Like You The san Andreas Fault In los angeles
county usually has big earthquakes every one hundred to one hundred.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
And, fifty years okay do? YOU hear that i know
sometimes you, have ass RADIO So do i about one
hundred to one hundred, and fifty years, that's our window
and then we get another one hundred and one hundred and.
Fifty years off we don't have to. Worry about, it
some people like my dad was born and Was, raised
in ohio Then, moved to california lived his whole life
(27:13):
and never experienced the Big Blow from. San andrea's fault so,
did my mom and so, did my uncle and so.
Did many, people you know, they were born they, lived
their life and they died. Without experiencing it we may
not be.
Speaker 10 (27:28):
So lucky yet it's been one hundred and sixty nine
years since the.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
Last, big quake okay we're sixty. Nine years behind if
it's once, every hundred years if it's one everye hundred,
and fifty years we're you, do the math one hundred
and or nineteen years behind?
Speaker 10 (27:46):
A huge quick how big?
Speaker 8 (27:48):
Is he talking because we've had like over seven Pointers Here,
in los angeles but in the, Past, fifty years.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Yeah he's talking to fifty. Eight. Point FIVE geez BUT
i think i disagree With THAT big but, I think look.
I'M pretty. PROUD i know i get a lot, of emails,
saying you know why are You so pro American and
pro Californian and pro burbank and, stuff like that because
(28:17):
what's the alternative to s on everything. ALL the time i.
DON'T like that i. LOVE this country i love the people.
IN this country i think we have the greatest people
in the world. In THIS country when i walk around, and,
you know people You go, to starbucks whatever and you
hold the door for somebody and that person, SAYS thank
you i. LOVE that moment i love those small little.
MOMENTS in life i do it. All the time people
(28:37):
do it to. Me As well when i'm in a
GROCERY store AND i and i and somebody's looking at
A product and i got to go between the, product and,
THEM you know i. GOTTA slither through, i always, say you,
know pardon me and the guy or the gal ninety
nine percent of, the time goes oh you're good, or you,
know no. Problem all. THANKS you know i like those.
Little tiny moments we live in a great country and
a lot. Of great people the greatest thing about this it's.
(29:00):
Not the land it's not. What we have it's. Not
the buildings. It's the people we have the greatest people
in the world. IN this Country. I love americans i
don't care If you're A, republican or democrat, or you know.
Somewhere in between we have the greatest people. IN this
country i love the people in this country more than
any other place. In the WORLD that's why. I live
here and so in getting, back to that we do have,
(29:24):
a great country but we also, have our challenges and
this is going to be. A major ONE that's why
i keep. TALKING about it i know a lot of
people don't like, to hear, it you know day in.
And DAY out but i think the more we, talk
about it the more people are, prepared for it the more.
Information YOU have and i think we have great building codes,
(29:45):
in THIS country and i Think Especially. In southern, california
you know you can S all over la and whatever city,
you live in but they've done, a Great. Job especially
burbank I'VE noticed because, i live here they've done an
unbelievable job with the building codes and making sure that
your house is retrofitted and your set for. The next
quake so to all the building, INSPECTORS out there i,
(30:06):
know you guys always you know you only hear bad.
NEWS about you i want to thank you personally for
going out there and making sure that people are adhering to.
Those building codes and when the, big one hits those
people should. Get a parade WE'RE LIVE on kfi. Am
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