homelessness for incoming freshmen -- but it's a big system, as you said, 23 campuses. 11% of the csuopulation up and state of california in 23 campuses are homeless. it is even more startling when you look at what it would take to take them out of homelessness, it is, in a sense, a better investment than leading the men -- it is the best thing to do from a humanitarian standpoint. even with a budget surplus in the state of california, it is too much. we need to prove that this works. we are willing to prove that. we've had success with other guaranteed income programs, cities like stockton have done it, the county of santa clara has done it, with foster youth. we worked with the governor last year to set up a $35 million program for foster youth and pregnant women. now we need to prove that we can start ending homelessness for raising freshmen coming out of high school with $1000 a month over five months to get them on their feet and transitioned into a more productive life. kristen: a lot of them will incur student debt, once they start their college journey. you mentioned stockton

california is close to spending half a billion dollars in an effort to make college debt free for a csu and uc students. it's called the middle class scholarship 2.0 if funds are in the state's budget by june up to 360,000 students could receive 1,000 to $3,000 worth of funds by fall semester. it could make an for low and middle class families students at san jose state are putting pressure on their new president to do more to help classmates who are homeless today. they marched across campus saying the university isn't living up to an agreement made in 2020 abc 7 news reporter david louie looks at their complaint and has reaction from the president. no more love about 75 members and supporters of the student homeless alliance marched across the san jose state campus. they're complaints that the administration is a living up to an agreement negotiated two years ago to provide emergency beds and other support services for students in need they claim then that 4,000 students experience at least one night without a place to sleep. the agreement called for periodic updates on how many stude

that weapons could not be solution to the problem, and now the coalition and the union of the cdu, csu, is making a proposal that will prolong the war in ukraine by an overwhelming majority. germans. he does not want to take part in this war and therefore the question arises. what are you trying to achieve the leader of the alternative for germany proposes to unfreeze nord stream 2 in exchange for the purchase of gas for the euro, but for now by the german importer. since may, you will have to pay in rubles. yes , it was not the czech republic that refused to do this, the first to lose direct purchases. poland several dozen districts left without gas at once, polish opposition ceased to restrain emotions against the current authorities. and what do you look like now, a gang of christines shouted that the gas and oil that you take from russia is money for the war with ukraine, so now russia does not want your money. you do not understand anything either in economics or in politics, slovakia has opened ruble accounts, but has not yet activated them. while waiting for the opinion of the e

plenty cold up on the higher elevations their support higher elevations, the olympics, cascades, csusiesen amount of snow flus over the in days. temperature raining from the 30s, why not, in the -- in atlanta, tempers around 67 degrees. rosemary? >> sounds great, thank you so much pedro. we appreciate it. still to come, here on cnn newsroom. the moment when this teen was found alive, nearly three years after he went missing. we'll have reaction from his family, next. >> well, now to a heartwarming story of a families happy reunion. it began with police checking on a young man, sleeping outside in the cold, and it led to a phone call that his mother had been waiting to receive for nearly three years. cnn's has the story. >> this is a remarkable story. and the summit county sheriff's office in utah is describing it as serving with compassion. i will start from the beginning. over the last couple of weeks, they were a number of calls made to report 19 year old connor jack oswald in the greater park city, utah area. deputies went out there to offer help and he had refused. but last saturd

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april 30th is just there are events all around the bay area, so it's anchored with csu east bay hayward day there. there's also an event science pelusa at the lawrence hall of science. there's an event in east palo alto. there's a stem frenzy here at city college. i mean, all around the bay area so you can go down nearby and if people want to get into these stem careers, that's kind of the coin of the room for the future. you know, it used to be if you've got a masters of business degree, right and nba well, that was a key to your great success. and while that's still true ah stem is something that has been neglected so long by people in the united states that this really career path here. that is true. yeah, and you know, the bay area is home to thousands. thousands of jobs in stem you know, at the birthplace of biotechnology, home of silicon valley, and there's just endless opportunities. instead it's one of the ways a younger person can actually afford to stay here because the pay for these jobs is actually quite excellent. yes that that is true. definitely. yeah. last question to yo

csu was contacted and declined to have it go before the full committee .re's been no prominent board member of the project, there was one opposition questioning the legality of the project. the department finds the project is consistent with the bayview hunters point area plan and the objectives and policies of the general plan. the project will demolish an existing undersizeddwelling unit and replace it with two new family size dwelling units . the site is immediately adjacent to a major corridor and there are many facilities and schools in thearea making this an ideal location for family housing . the department finds the project necessary, desirable and compatible and not to be judgmental to persons or adjacent properties. this concludes staff presentationthe project sponsor has prepared a presentation and we are ready to answer any questions . >> thank you project sponsor you have a five minute presentation . >> good afternoon commissioners,thank you for your time . wayne lee here, architect and also applicant of the project. i'm going to keep the pres