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Boy, he says you got a smidge over an inch of rain in northwest of downtown. That's kind of where I was at last night, that neck of the woods up there in North Riverside. So just kind of northwest of there.  He says, any reports? So give us a call, 316-721-8255, if you had a rain gauge out there. I was trying to look for an article out there for you, Mike, but as of right now, I don't really know. But I would imagine near my house, we probably got something similar to that. But in terms of rain levels, yeah, certainly some areas last night got quite a bit of a colorful storm. Tell you what. I have this brilliant idea that we all set out buckets when it rains, and then we drive them down to Cheney, and we just fill it back up.  That's right. So, yeah, seemingly just west of us gets mist, and then we just get these pockets of pretty severe weather. But, Mike, I don't necessarily know. I was looking for an article for you, but I can't find all of those levels. But you're welcome to call in on the Maximum Outdoor Equipment phone line, 316-721-8255. Currently at 734 at 75 degrees outside of our KQAM News studios. For the full weather outlook, though, we swing it over to Cake Meteorologist Frank Waugh for the full weather outlook.  A sunny start to the day today in and around Wichita with a few clouds possible as we get into the afternoon hours. A high temperature up near 100. Heat index closer to 105. Overnight tonight should be quiet and dry. Lows right around 70 degrees. Lots of sunshine on the way for your Friday and the Mercury. It'll be back up again. A high near 100. With your forecast, I'm cake meteorologist Frank Walsh.  Well, thank you, Frank. Taking a look at our Wichita roadways this morning, as even now that we're past 730, not too much congestion out there on the roadways. There are some pockets of kind of slowing, but that is, of course, due to the level of traffic. As of right now, though, including some of those main areas of concern up on eastbound 235 to get to southbound 135 and K96, not too much traffic up there.  And including near Kellogg at 135, there's not too much traffic as of right now. I'd say fairly smooth sailing, not even a single abandoned vehicle out there to report upon as of right now. So keep it up, folks, for this Thursday morning and as we continue on for the rest of the morning into the afternoon.  All right, just about here in just a moment, rather, I should say, is the Summer Olympic update we'll have for you. As, of course, we bagged four more medals yesterday. How about that? Let's go. So four more medals yesterday, so we'll have that Olympic update for you. And we'll have one each hour here on KQAM throughout the entire Paris Olympics. So, of course, stay tuned, whether it's here on Wake Up Wichita, the Brian Kilmeade Show, Dan Bongino, Todd Starnes, or, of course, the Voice of Reason from 4 to 5 p.m. You can...  Expect an hour update for the Summer Olympics. But once again, we've got to take a quick step aside here. When we come back, we'll get you back into the news headlines, whether it's national, regional, or local news. We'll also have a sports update with Chuck Fairweather. And on the back half of the show now, just about 20 minutes left, we will have your reasonable minute of the morning with Voice of Reason's Andy Hoosier coming up in about 20 minutes or so before we wrap things up today. But again, quick step aside. We'll be back with more news headlines up next on the Big Talker AM 1480 KQAM.  Westwood One Sports presents this special update on the 2024 Summer Games sponsored by Westin Hotels and Resorts. Find wellness at Westin. It's been a nail-biter at Roland Garros. After dropping the first set, world number one Iga Swantek of Poland is battling China's Zhang Xinwen in the women's singles semifinals as the two fight to advance to the gold medal match.  The U.S. continued to struggle in 3x3 basketball today. The American women lost to Australia and sit in last place in pool play with three losses in three games. The U.S. women play Spain later. The U.S. men, currently 0-2, tip off against Lithuania. Five-time Olympic champion Diana Taurasi and the U.S. women's basketball team continue their quest for an eighth straight gold medal today when they tip off against Belgium. Team USA enters today's tilt having won 56 straight games. The U.S. captured gold in rowing this morning.  With this summer games update, I'm Erica Herskowitz, Westwood One Sports.  Wellness means something different to each of us, and at Westin Hotels and Resorts, we believe every step is an opportunity to enhance your well-being, whether it's guided group runs and workout gear on demand or nourishing food options and restorative rest in our heavenly bed. When you travel, you can find wellness at Westin, one of 30 hotel brands in the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio. 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I'm Brian Kilmeade. Do not miss Thursday's edition of the Brian Kilmeade Show. What went into the taking out of the Hamas leader in Tehran? We'll talk about it with Mark Deason and talk about where the Israeli support in America has gone. Senator Cassidy will be with us, too. It's always interesting to talk to him and Josh Krashauer inside the quest to be the running mate of Kamala Harris. Join me for the Brian Kilmeade Show weekdays at 8 a.m. until 11 right here on the Big Talker 1480 KQAM.  Hey, it's Andy Hoosier with The Voice of Reason. And remember, today you heard me right here on Wichita's Big Talker, KQAM.  Welcome back in and good Thursday morning. It's Wake Up Wichita here on the Big Talker AM 1480 KQAM. On this now August 1st, that's right, Thursday morning, now August 1 of 2024. 740 the time, 75 degrees is our current temperature. Mostly clear conditions to start the day and that will persist throughout the afternoon. Clear conditions today, wind gusts at about 10 to 15 miles an hour and a hot and humid afternoon. Upper 90s on the Mercury, but  Again, with those humidity levels where they are at, it will feel about 103 to 105. I've seen a couple of variants on those numbers with the heat index. But again, either way, it's going to be feeling like triple digits at some point this afternoon. So if you have any excessive activities that you have to do outdoors, I would suggest you get out there right now. I stepped back in from our back patio a couple of moments ago, and it's already humid out there. Boy, it's kind of a...  Just a muggy start to the day today, and that's going to persist into the afternoon as well. Time, temp, and traffic on the 10s. It is KQAM, so looking at our Wichita roadways this morning. Pleased to report no major incidences out there. No accidents and no major closures other than, once again, if you're traveling eastbound Kellogg, you are going to be diverted if you're trying to get to northbound 135. You can't use that ramp. You're going to have to go southbound 135, hit up Lincoln Street, and then flip the U-turn there to get back onto northbound 135.  And, again, if you've got a better detour than that, let us know, 316-721-8255, 316-721-8255. I'm sure our listeners and those drivers in that region would appreciate a more efficient detour, but that's kind of what you're being advised to do as of right now.  All right, let's get you into more statewide news now as Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab continues his message to voters, encouraging them not to mail back in their ballots if they have another option. Instead, Schwab said voters should take the ballot to the drop box or vote early in person. He says sometimes ballots show up late when mailed. He said this in a statement. Often people mailed their ballot through the USPS. Sometimes I just call them the USP and take off the service because they're not doing much service right now and they haven't for a few years.  He also said when you mail that ballot, almost all of the ballots leave the state before returning to their destination. The last day to request an absentee ballot was a couple of days ago on July 30th in Kansas' primary election. Your absentee ballot must be postmarked by August 6th and delivered to the election office within three days. Multiple satellite voting sites opened up on Tuesday here in Sedgwick County. The county has 19 different satellite locations that will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. until August 2nd and on the 3rd from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.  Now, of course, they've added nearly two dozen polling places this year here in Sedgwick County, so some voters' polling locations may have moved. This is a story through kwch.com, so you can head to that website to find out where you need to go on August 6th and where to decide to vote coming up for that election day. Stephanie?  I wanted to tell you something that I saw on a social media post. And I have worked at the poll before just as an election worker. And then there are also poll managers that will manage that particular site. And last I heard, they could use a few more poll workers. You can look that up by going to SedgwickCounty.org slash elections workers.  But on the social media post, it said this woman is talking and she said, just finished poll manager training. I passed all the classes, but I want you to know something. If you are checking in at the polls and they happen to write anything on your paper ballot.  And give it to you before it goes in the voting machine. Like if they mark any kind of letter, an R, a check mark, a star or D or any writing of any kind, please request a new ballot. There should not be one piece of writing on there. Your ballot could be disqualified if it's written on. So it says, please be on the lookout for this type of behavior. And again,  I watched the Trump rally yesterday, and he mentioned Protect the Vote. And so I went to that website, and you can volunteer to be a poll watcher. And we need to be really careful, you know, and people may or may not have cheated before. And so if you want to be a poll watcher, you can volunteer for that. That is at protectthevote.com.  Well, yeah, and again, stay vigilant out there, folks. And as she had mentioned, anything just kind of opens the door for your ballot to be discarded. So as she had mentioned, with anything written on there, whether it's a checkmark or just a small mark, request a new one, folks. Request a new one. Make sure it's nice and clean by the time that you put down your votes and your ballot.  And if they write on that one, you just keep getting a new one. That's right. That's right. Real quick, shifting gears to the world of sports. KQAM's Chuck Fairweather with our latest sports update. Good morning, Chuck. What is the latest? Another day and four more medals added for Team USA yesterday at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This time it was swimmer Katie Ledecky who led the way.  shattering an Olympic record and winning the women's 1,500-meter freestyle event by over 10 seconds. Elsewhere in the pool, Tori Husky stunned with a silver medal in the 100-meter freestyle. Team USA shined in men's basketball with a 103-86 victory over South Sudan. The women's soccer team beat Australia 2-1 in the final game of group play. The U.S. also took silver in women's BMX freestyle and a bronze medal in the women's canoe slalom.  Break out the Brooms Royals fans as Kansas City picked up a 10-3 win last night against the Chicago White Sox, sending the Southsiders to their 17th straight loss on the season. The Royals now sit six games back of the idle Cleveland Guardians, entering a crucial stretch of the season with matchups against the Tigers, Twins, and Guardians waiting in August.  Concerns starting to mount for the Chiefs at training camp as five players sustained injury yesterday, including Nick Bolton and Kadarius Toney. But there is good news as none of those injuries are season-threatening at this time. That's sports. I'm Chuck Fairweather. Thank you, Chuck. Appreciate that. Here real quick, did want to note this for folks in Leon in Butler County. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has issued a boil water advisory for the city.  Now, of course, in their public water system, the advisory took effect yesterday and will remain in effect until the conditions that place the system at risk of bacterial contamination are resolved. So once again, those folks over there in Leon, boil water for one minute prior to drinking. Dispose of those ice cubes and do not use ice from household automatic ice makers. If your tap water appears dirty, flush the lines until it's cleaned out. And again, in terms of bathing, it generally doesn't need to be boiled, but supervise your children in terms of in that water.  Quick step aside, market update on its way, a couple of commercials, and we'll wrap up this Thursday edition of Wake Up Wichita right after this.  Good Thursday morning. Sam Speck with your latest market information here on the MidAmerica Ag Network. Well, it is Thursday and officially wave goodbye to July. It's now August 1st of 2024. And before we get to the opening bell, let's first and foremost get you a recap of how things finished up yesterday. It was a mostly mixed finish as we did see mixed to slightly higher numbers in the livestock. The cattle markets were mostly mixed and a bit of pressure on the grains and oil seeds as well. We'll take a dive through the overnight session here in just a moment.  Yesterday, livestock looked like this. The cattle markets again were mixed as live cattle was lower. August live cattle down 57 to 187.12. October down 77 at 186.67. It was higher for the feeders. August feeder cattle up 27 to 257.25. September up 15 to 257.10. And a decent day for the hogs as well. August lean hogs up 107 to 92.27. October to 75.92 per hundredweight. That was $1.15 higher.  into the grains and oil seeds again there was a bit of pressure pretty much across the board yesterday here through the overnight pre-trading session not indicative of what today might look like but just a quick sneak peek at what traders might be thinking before the opening bell gets rung chicago spring and kansas city wheat are all higher to start the day september kansas city wheat up five and a quarter at 554 and a quarter december to 568 and three quarters that's up three cents oats are generally higher except for september down a quarter cent at 326 and then december and beyond all higher  And lower for corn this morning. September corn down a quarter cent at 382.5. December to 399.25. That's down a half a cent. Soybeans this morning are mostly lower as well. Now August soybeans up a quarter cent to 1028.75. But September down 3 at 1011.5. August soybean meal up 150 at 355.60. And soy oil down 21 points at 4305. Cotton, though, is higher this morning. December cotton up 49 at 69.48.  A dive through the energy market. Again, with the conflict in the Middle East sending things higher yesterday and slightly higher today. Crude oil up 50 to 78.42. Unleaded gas up a half a penny to 245 a gallon. Heating oil up 1 to 244. And natural gas up 1 at 205. Seven Clans First Council Casino and Resort is where the winners play in August. Cool off in our indoor water park while the winning stays red hot inside the casino. Win random rewards every Tuesday with $500 giveaways.  Every hour from 6 to 9. Saturdays from 7 to 11. Play Ducks of Love. And win up to $3,000. More entertainment. More attractions. And more winning this August at Seven Clans First Council Casino and Resort. Where the winners play. Highway 77 in Newkirk.  You know, farmers, top yields come from quality seed. Wheat farmers, check this out. Agri-Pro Wolverine is an early maturing variety that has good sustainability and has excellent yields throughout Mid-America. 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It's Wake Up Wichita here at the Big Talker AM 1480 KQAM. Thanks for joining us on this now Thursday, August 1st of 2024. 751 now is our time. 76 degrees outside of our KQAM news studios here in hour two. Brought to you by Devon James Injury Lawyers.  Getting 76 right now, but we're heating back up into the upper 90s today with a very humid afternoon. So heat index numbers could reach up to 105 today. Hot and humid, mostly clear conditions. And a fairly calm day, maybe breezes from about 10 to 15 miles an hour at times. Mostly clear conditions tonight as well with lows down near 70. Upper 90s tomorrow, middle 90s on Saturday as we inch closer to the weekend.  Taking a look at your Wichita roadways one last time here this morning. Now, no major incidences or accidents out there, but there is a little bit of slowing taking place on eastbound 235 up there on the north side of town as there are most folks making their way to southbound 135 and then over to the K96 corridor or southbound 135. That is pretty normal with this hour or time of the hour, rather, I should say, with most people trying to get to work. By the way, you've got eight minutes until 8 o'clock, so hurry up.  Got to get there, folks. Don't. No, just drive the regular speed. Oh, man. And then, again, folks that are trying to get to eastbound Kellogg as well from northbound 135, again, being diverted and making their way to eastbound Kellogg and then flipping around over there to westbound. Also saw a lot of folks who are trying to get to northbound 135. So just some congestion down in those areas, whether it's Kellogg and 135 or 235 and 135.  A little bit of added congestion, but thankfully no major incidences out there that you are needing to be aware of, which will add minutes to your drive this morning. This is, again, just kind of slowing you down just momentarily. About, by the way, seven and a half minutes. So you've got to get there, folks. Jeez. I know. Sergeant Mock is going to be very upset with you. He is. Yeah, I'll tell you what. I'm on top of the list now. That's right.  Real quick, before we get into this last segment here, did we need to get over to our reasonable minute of the morning? And with that, I trust no more than Mr. Voice of Reason himself. It's Andy Hoosier with our political update this morning on this Thursday morning. Andy, good Thursday morning. What's the latest in the world of politics?  Yeah, good morning to you. It is your reasonable minute of the day. I'm Andy Hoosier. I want to talk about how we dialogue with the other side of the aisle, and really that goes for both Republicans and Democrats across the board, especially going into a heated political season that seems to be ramping up with the rhetoric really since the beginning of the campaign when the President Joe Biden said that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy and one of the most radical political individuals in the history of the nation.  Well, now that Joe Biden's stepping aside and Kamala is rising to the challenge, she's now created different diverse groups trying to support her, including white women for Kamala and white men for Kamala. Nothing like identity politics to bring everybody together by showing and exposing your divisiveness. Well, there's a new TikTok group as well talking about the white women for Kamala, where they've given their opinion on how they can talk to their bigoted Republican Trump friends as they say 50% of white people continue to vote for Donald Trump.  being willing to be uncomfortable. And no one is more uncomfy than someone talking to their bigoted family members. So yes, we're going to talk about the elephant in the room. No pun intended. Get it? Over half of the people, over half of white people or almost half of white people voted for Donald Trump both times he ran for president. So you know someone that you need to talk to.  Do it. Now, as she goes on to call for the activism from the other side to have that conversation, I'm here to tell you that I'm sure that the vast majority of Republican and Trump supporters are willing to have a rational conversation with a family member and ask them straight up how much better they were just four years ago when Donald Trump was in office economically, socially, and constitutionally. How about that real threat to democracy?  Thank you, Andy. Well, when we sign off here, we'll swing it over to the Brian Kilmeade Show from 8 to 11, followed by Dan Bongino from 11 to 2. 2 to 4 is the Todd Starnes program. And then, yes, you can meet the Voice of Reasons Andy Hoosier from 4 to 5 later today here on The Big Talker, AM 1480 KQAM, 4 to 5 p.m., followed by the Joe Pag Show from 5 to 8. So a full gauntlet of on-air radio here. And, of course, Voice of Reasons Andy Hoosier. Thank you so much for that reasonable minute of the morning.  Now, here is a little bit of a scary but also a heartwarming and a miracle story as well as we have a story down from Cali County. But I'll tell you what, scary but a miracle story to say the least. What an incredible just right place, right time type of deal right here. Oh, my gosh. One of these things that would scare you all the way to your core. A family in a tiny Cali County town of Atlanta.  hails the community's fire chief a hero for saving their one-year-old daughter from drowning. It was a community gathering meant for fun and cheer, and the father was looking for his one-year-old little girl, and her name is Landry. And his little boy said she's in the pool, and that's where they found her, sadly. One-year-old Landry was unresponsive in the children's pool.  Fortunately, Fire Chief Darren Grow was there, and he knew just what to do. He immediately started CPR on the little girl, and after several minutes, she began to cry, and her heart began to beat again. If Fire Chief had not been there, it would have been a very different story.  good lord again yeah it scares you to your core absolutely and it's just it's one of those reminders again even just a brief moment whether you're checking or even looking the opposite direction kids are unpredictable they can find themselves in those you know not necessarily dangerous situations but in this case absolutely just being around a body of water ended up almost taking uh taking her life yeah i tell you what those kids they're fast little suckers  They are. They're elusive. That's right. Also, you've got to give the brother a shout-out as well. Yeah, and he's just a little guy. That's right. So, Newt, big shout-out to you and also to the fire chief as well. So, again, a feel-good story, right place, right time, but also scary situations, scary scenarios.  Thanks for bringing that to our attention here this morning. That is going to do it for us here on this Thursday edition of Wake Up Wichita. We'll be back tomorrow, same time, same station, 6 to 8 a.m. here on the Big Talker AM 1480 KQAM. Your trusted source of all the latest headlines, whether it's national, regional, or local news, agricultural, sports, and political updates, all right here on the Big Talker KQAM. So have a wonderful rest of your Thursday. Don't forget NBC World Series Baseball on the air on 93.9 and 1410 KGSO at 6 p.m. tonight.  We'll have the call for you as they're in the quarterfinals of the NBC World Series. Wrapping it up here as we now enter into a new month. For Stephanie Austin, I'm Sam Speck. We say so long again. We'll see you tomorrow, same time, same station. Brian Kilmeade coming up next here on the Big Talker KQAM. See you. Have a wonderful Thursday.  She posted about us? Just now? Celebrities can't get enough of Bianna's bespoke skincare line. She has 147 million followers. How do we monetize? She needs a social media associate to help her with the hype. We should repost this. 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A 62-year-old woman was critically injured in a motorcycle crash Tuesday night in Cowley County. The crash happened around 6.15 p.m. on U.S. 160. A Harley Davidson ridden by Gina Havner of Winfield attempted to stop when a pickup truck failed to yield the right of way from the north side of 21st Road. Havner lost control of the motorcycle and it ended up on its side.  Havner, who was not wearing a helmet, was thrown from the motorcycle. She remains in intensive care. A Newton woman was arrested early yesterday morning following a knife attack outside a Derby Strip club. Two 29-year-old men were transported to the hospital. One was treated and released. The other is still in the hospital in stable condition. Officials say a 21-year-old woman from Newton was taken into custody in relation to the incident. A knife was found in the car associated with the suspect.  News on KQAM brought to you by Philz Coins. Buying, selling, and trading with honesty and integrity for all your gold and silver needs. 9344 West Central Avenue and online at philzcoins.com. Another day for more medals. USA yesterday at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This time it was swimmer Katie Ledecky who led the way. Shattering an Olympic record and winning the women's 1500 meter freestyle event by over 10 seconds. Elsewhere in the territory, Husky stumbled a silver medal in the 100 meter freestyle.  The USA shined and wins basketball for the 103-86 victory over South Sudan. The women's soccer team beat Australia 2-1 in the final game of group play. The USA took silver in women's BMX freestyle and a bronze medal for the women's canoe slalom. That's sports. I'm Chuck Fairwell. The Sports Desk brought to you by Burwell Roofing and Construction, 794-3430. Recent hail damage to your house, 794-3430. Burwell Roofing and Construction, 794-3430.  Hey, Wichita, it's Morgan, and I'm here to tell you about my friends at Midwest Kia. 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