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Australian Erin Patterson faces three counts of murder after accidentally serving beef Wellington containing mushrooms. A teacher was heard screaming for help, and a student witness later changed his account of what he saw.

British Airways' Naked Flight Attendant and United Airlines' Changes to Check-in Rules.

KFI & KTLA tech reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for ‘Tech Tuesday.’ Today, Rich talks about Nintendo’s Switch 2 launching this week, Google Wallet is dropping PayPal support, AI is helping to fight shoplifting, and an AI-powered radio station in LA.

Amy talks with the host of ‘How to Money’ Joel Larsgaard about millionaires choosing to rent and workers cutting their 401K contributions.

Amy talks with Sandy Steers, Friends of Big Bear Valley executive director about eaglet Sunny leaving the nest for the first time.

ICYMI: ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – A look ‘Beyond the Box Score’ with regular guest contributor Jackie Rae, host of ‘The Jackie Rae Show,’ weighing in on NBA Star Zion Williamson being sued for “allegedly raping & kidnapping his ex-girlfriend AND Trans athlete AB Hernandez being allowed to compete in & win 2 girls track and field events at the California state finals…PLUS – A look at the head-to-head race for robotaxi supremacy between Tesla and Waymo AND your weekly horoscopes with your sign in the Summer Solstice - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app & YouTube @MrMoKelly

Liz Svatek is a transformational coach, rapid transformational therapist, and founder of Warrior Women Inc., a company empowering women over 40. She hosts the top-ranked Conversations with Warrior Women podcast, where she shares inspiring stories of resilience. Liz combines neuroscience, human design, and mindset mastery to help women overcome limiting beliefs and live with purpose.

California legislature members discussed the closure of two refineries next year, which has caused some concerns that it could increase the cost for gas or increase amount of fuel imported at ports in Los Angeles in Long Beach. Assemblymember Mike Gipson speaks with NBC4’s Conan Nolan. A recent AP-NORC poll found that about 7 in 10 U.S. adults think transgender female athletes should not be allowed to participate in girls and women's sports at the high school, college or professional level. That view was shared by about 9 in 10 Republicans and roughly half of Democrats. The Law Makers, Law Breakers and times that there oughta be a law. Former Charles Manson follower and California's longest-serving female inmate Patricia Krenwinkel was recommended for parole after serving more than five decades for multiple killings in 1969, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.

President Donald Trump bid farewell to Elon Musk in the Oval Office on Friday, providing a cordial conclusion to a tumultuous tenure for the billionaire entrepreneur. AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs — and spike unemployment to 10-20% in the next one to five years, Amodei told us in an interview from his San Francisco office. More than three-quarters of Americans (77%) want companies to create AI slowly and get it right the first time, even if that delays breakthroughs, the 2025 Axios Harris 100 poll found.

News of note from Tinsel Town and beyond. Self-directed education, commonly known as unschooling, is a form of homeschooling that is based on activities and life experiences chosen by the child, according to the Alliance for Self-Directed Learning (ASDE), a nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness and accessibility to unschooling. Stories that make you say “Hmmmm?” that didn’t fit neatly into any other spot on the show.

Mark returns from an Alaskan adventure filled with stunning wildlife, river-spawning salmon, and a bit of history: from Russian sea otter hunters to the Gold Rush boom! He also shares a funny tale about a shopping mishap with a linen suit. Then, he dives into the serious story of animal abuse in LA shelters exposed by former GM Staycee Dains. Finally, author Kyra Davis joins to chat about her new historical novel, The Great Mann, set in the glitzy Black elite enclave of West Adams Heights during the 1940s—a world of jazz, galas, and the push-pull of cultural identity.

Mark Thompson opens the hour with KFI’s entertainment reporter, Heather Brooker, talking Lilo & Stitch’s surprising comeback, Mission Impossible’s mixed reviews, the new Karate Kid, and the excitement around Happy Gilmore 2. He also covers TNT’s loss of NBA rights to ESPN and what’s next for Inside the NBA. Later, grief counselor Beth Bigler joins Mark for an emotional conversation about pet bereavement and the enduring bonds we share with our furry family members. Wrapping up the hour, Chris Merrill pops in to tease what’s ahead on his show, including Otani’s nap and Yankees fans’ meltdown after their series loss!

Author Kyra Davis Lurie joins Mark Thompson to discuss her new historical novel, The Great Mann, set in the glamorous West Adams Heights neighborhood of 1940s Los Angeles. They explore the rich culture of the Black business elite, the controversies around Black performers of the time, and the larger-than-life figures who brought the community to life. Kyra also shares upcoming events to promote her book and why The Great Mann is being compared to The Great Gatsby—don’t miss it!

A series of fires, some large, some small, break out around the LA area including by Dodger Stadium during LA's game with the Yankees. Santa Monica residents are angry with Waymo's noise, but Michael's mom says the service is better at driving than he is. Immigration busts take place in LA and San Diego, worrying activists. Some at LA City Hall have pushed back against extending Mayor Bass's homeless emergency. Three LA city council members propose a public bank as a way to save taxpayer money and to reinvest in the city.

An activist group has released a report on the Palisades fire and concludes the official narrative from government officials about how it was an unprecedented event is unfounded. Elaine Culotti, a Palisades resident and real estate developer, says she's angry with the government response to the fire, particularly the removal of debris, and says she has a better idea on how to deal with it. Finally, Hollywood's problems continue to be spelled out in reports detailing the high costs of movie-making in LA. And the Big Bear eaglets, who've been confirmed to be sisters, are closer to leaving the nest.

Live and Local News. Students who lost their home in the Eaton Fire scammed, stood up by limo driver for prom. For some students, the most dangerous part of the school day is getting home. Los Angeles Passes US’s Highest Minimum Wage as Labor Prepares for 2028 Olympics. Six Flags to cut 135 jobs at Knott’s, Magic Mountain and other California parks. Santa Monica residents’ battle against Waymo beeping escalates. T-Mobile's App Is Recording Your Screen by Default, and You Should Turn It Off.

Deeper Dives - What Do Gen Z Renters Want? Amenities, Aesthetics and Their Own Mini Universe. Renting far cheaper than buying in California’s largest metro areas, report finds. Top 10 trends in the luxury multifamily housing market. Tenants displaced as city approves Boyle Heights project after gentrification battle. What In the World News: US Airlines Start Quietly Charging More for Solo Travelers. Cross with Monks!

Guests can now step into a piece of Hollywood and animation history with the launch of the Table 31 Experience at Tam O’Shanter, Los Angeles’ oldest restaurant operated by the same family in the same location. For the first time, diners can reserve Walt Disney’s favorite table and enjoy a curated, story-rich evening in the very seat where Disney and his Imagineers once gathered for countless meals and creative conversations. Take a listen!

Southern California’s finest food, wine, and spirits celebration featuring Celebrity Chefs, Master Sommeliers, and Spirits Authorities brings you an elevated and curated weekend experience unlike any other. Relish is happening next month! Take a listen!

Some things have been passed on from generation to generation and unfortunately some of these things are false. Neil is busting some popular steak myths. You won't believe it!