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telephones pockets are flushed with cash. many of you are about to benefit from that. michael finney is back in the studio for the first time since the pandemic began. joining us now with a breakdown on a somewhat surprising announcement, michael? >> larry, i've got to tell you. a year ago, california faced a $54 billion budget deficit, in dire predictions as to where the economy was headed, let me tell you, that's not the case anymore. the governor revealed the staggering numbers in oakland. nearly $76 billion in a surplus based on the surging economy, that are than anticipated tax revenues based on the booming stock market. newsom doubled down on his big announcements the clearing he wants to give a chunk of that money back to taxpayers. >> today, we are announcing $12 billion tax rebate to the people from the state of california earning up to $75,000. let me put that in perspective, that tax rebate will impact just shy of 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check. will get a direct relief. >> now, under the governor's plan, taxpayers making between 30 a

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and flushing your toilet can be a challenge in sea levels rise.hat goes down could come right back up. 30 out of 39 bay area sewage treatment plants are under threats of flooding. >> government regulators told the sewer managers to turn in plans telling how they combat the rising sea levels. san francisco didn't have any plans to share. >> rising sea levels create several problems for manager jason warner at the sewage treatment plan near hayward. >> if you see it in crease a foot or more -- under water. >> reporter: toxic land fill could rise with the quarter. endangered species can be wiped out and water as the treatment plantd floods. >> there is a plan to build a horizontal levee. a big soccer field. one of the sidelines is five foot taller than the other. >> it's made of soil and plants designed to slo down sea level rise and storm surge. >> it took four years to get permits, and low land next to the bay bridge, and $2 million sea wall, and in san jose, a tour. many of its waste pipes were built deep under ground. >> as we look at ground leve

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now the famous pier is flush with visitors again. >> so standing on the pier in santa monica, and this is a small tourism city that relies so heavily on tourism, the tax base was o political rated in the lock down and the mayor saying now they are back. people are on the beach and she says this is important for the entire psyche and mental health of all of southern california and people were thrilled to be walking again. >> it's important not to forget, but the fakt that we can gather again, enjoy the pier in is what it is for. >> it is a bit of relief, everyone was so tied up at home. it is just, i feel like it has been such a task on everybody worldwide. i feel like we're finally getting to the tail end of this. >> these are the largest crowds we have seen in santa monica. if it seems like there should be more people in the water think about this, the water temperature is only 61 degrees. you see a roller coaster ready to get going, all of these rides are pumping in more financial life blood. in just a few weeks california will get rid of nearly all covid-19 restrictions. back to you

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do you think it is flushed its way out of the system, scott >> i think you could afford to be patientas it is tulip mania. i did that because if you study tulip mania, why it happened with the rise of the dutch trading companies, the dutch were exposed to tulips which came from the middle east. so, they became a novelty and a sign of wealth then they discovered they could take a red tulip and yellow tulip and cross breed them with red tulips with yellow stripes there was a proliferation of tulips as the prices rose, ultimately, there were people who invested in building hot houses and coming up with new breeds of tulips >> the ecosystem of tulips i can still buy tulips today they still have value. they came down, but they still exist. >> that's the funny thing. brian, a lot of people say i flip flopped here on crypto and bitcoin. the answer to that is no there are still tulips and there is still bitcoin it will take a while to repair the damage, but bitcoin, i think, is the survivor there will be others that are survivors. just like back in the internet bubble, you know, who was going

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