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NPR News: 01-11-2025 4PM EST

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🗓️ 11 January 2025

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0:00.0

This is Eric Glass.

0:01.0

On this American life, sometimes we just show up somewhere, turn on our tape recorders,

0:05.0

and see what happens.

0:06.0

If you can't get seven cars in 12 days, you gotta look yourself in the mirror and say,

0:12.0

holy, what are you kidding me?

0:13.0

Like this car dealership, trying to sell its monthly quota of cars, and it is not going well.

0:17.0

I just don't want one balloon to a car.

0:19.0

Balloon the whole freaking place, so it looks like a circus. Real life stories every week.

0:24.7

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Rom. At least 11 people have died as several

0:30.4

major wildfires continue to burn in Southern California. Officials say some 153,000 residents of Los Angeles County are under

0:40.1

evacuation orders. L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony Maroney says the strong Santa Ana Wins that have

0:46.9

helped spread the fires are returning. Moderate to locally strong, Santa Ana Wins will affect

0:52.7

Los Angeles County. and today, tomorrow, and then again,

0:59.8

on Monday through Wednesday. L.A. County fire will be prepared. Firefighters have made some

1:08.1

progress. Officials say the largest of the fires, the Palisades,

1:12.1

is now about 11% contained. It's burned more than 22,000 acres since it began Tuesday.

1:18.5

Officials have declared a public health emergency due to the thick toxic smoke. NPR's Built

1:24.9

Chapel reports. With much of the L.A LA area covered by a red zone of unhealthy air

1:29.7

quality, people are looking for ways to avoid breathing smoke. A big concern is the fine

1:35.1

inhalable particulate matter that can lodge deep in our lungs. To clean indoor air, experts say you

1:40.9

should use filters rated at Merv 13 or higher if your home's HVAC system can handle it.

1:46.5

Portable HEPA air purifiers are also good.

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