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We have quite a lineup on the show.

And I'll get to it and tell you what we're going to be doing in a few minutes. But first thing I want to do is get on Michael Meshay. He's the professor at USC. It was quite a night last night on the west side. As we were going to bed, we were tracking a murderer who was on the loose in Westwood about, well, mile and a half from our from our house, helicopters, they closed Sunset Boulevard.

I don't even know what happened.

They caught the guy, but I don't know what that was about.

And then wake up in the morning and this refinery in El Segundo had exploded.

And there was a huge fireball.

And this is a major refinery that Chevron runs. It's a jet fuel production

unit that exploded. And we're going to get Michael to Shea on to see if this is going to,

the only thing I thought of this morning is, how does that affect gas prices? Because we know

they might go to $8 a gallon.

So now what's going to happen?

Let's get Michael on.

Hey, John, how are you today?

I'm good.

Now, I'm reading, and you know, this is just the new version of the story,

that the refinery damaged a jet fuel production unit,

but they have to close down the whole refinery, including where they produce automobile gasoline,

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