as the ceo of the boys and girls club of pasadena, and i brought barbara from pasadena. a neighbor. i am blessed each day to continue the same work changing the trajectory of kids lives, really helping them to find adult mentors. ways to combat peer pressure, academic success, all of those things that we know that make a difference for kids. that really began for me with mrs. reagan. i was about to say -- so many years ago. she was known for saying quite often, if we can help even just one child avoid the ravages of drug use, it is all worth it. while a lot of our work was pretty serious and we were all over the country and sometimes the world, but all over the country working with groups that were helping to prevent drug abuse, we also had fun. not only just her dancing in the apartment in new york, but we had a lot of joy, a lot of fun. there was a lot of joy working with her. one of the greatest rewards for me and for many others was to hear her laugh. in my mind, i can hear that giggle. it kind of started low because she had a low voice. it went higher. there she was

. >> reporter: in pasadena, california, cameron's seafood was here for 40 years. what's it like now when you look and see all the weeds growing here? >> well, it's kind of sad. >> reporter: paul little is chamber of commerce president for the city where empty storefronts are a sign of the times down this part of historic route 66. >> the pandemic hammered everybody. we all got to a point where we thought, well, at least we can get back to some measure of normal. but it's even more challenging now. inflation has really presented another challenge to businesses. >> reporter: how much more can they take? >> well, exactly. where is that tipping point when they finally say, "i can't do this anymore." >> reporter: little says the city's lost about 15% of its businesses since the pandemic began two years ago. nationally, 85% of small businesses experienced financial challenges in the last year and right now, optimism among those owners is at its lowest level in nearly 50 years. the biggest concern: inflation. are you scared? are you afraid you might run out of business?

lisa cavelier, ceo of the boys and girls club of pasadena. [applause] eunice david, who's husband how david was a dear friend to nancy reagan. [applause] of course the hardworking and dedicated volunteers of the reagan library who make your visits and our work so rich and memorable. [applause] finally, of course, our reagan library visitors. we are so grateful to see, after such a long journey back to normal. [applause]. thank you all for joining us today to honor nancy davis reagan. when simon and schuster contacted karen tumulty about writing the definitive book about mrs. reagan, at first she declined. she had written just about every kind of story you can imagine, but she had never written a book. and for even the most experienced of biographers, writing a book about someone with the breadth and the character and life experiences of nancy reagan would be a monumental task. the editors persisted and eventually karen embraced the challenge. boy, did she ever embrace it. there is no doubt about it. karen has written what has become, and i am

. >> i was born in pasadena, california, august 15th, 1912, a lovely, lovely place to grow up. >> pasadenathis big old rambling house with an entire walled garden that had avocados, lemon trees, it was just beautiful. she was the oldest of three children. there's julia and then john and then my mother dorothy. >> we'd hang on to bicycles or ride all over, just had a good time horsing around. >> she was 6'3", john, 6'4", my mother, 6'5" and grandma's reaction to having these three enormous children was good heavens, i've produced 18 feet of children! >> we had very sensible, new england type food as my mother came from new england. roasts and fresh peas and mashed potatoes, but nobody discussed food a great deal because it just wasn't done. >> in that white anglosaxon society, there were proper things you talked about and things you did not discuss. anything to do with sexuality, you didn't discuss politics, you definitely did not discuss money with people. >> she told people that she was middle class but they had to be really wealthy. the fact that she never cooked, i don't think that her

they came to pasadena because after searching efverywhere in surrounded states, the appointment in pasadena was the soonest she could get. she was sure she wanted an abortion. she and her family spent a day and a half driving to california, a day in california when the procedure was done, and then had to spend another day and a half driving home. the time, the expense, and the time off work to have a three-minute procedure done is an undo and egregious burden that people are already facing when trying to access safe and routine abortion care. this mother was in and out of her appointment within two hours from start to finish but had to spend over 40 hours of time and money to access health care that should be readily available to anyone who needs it. another patient from texas came to planned parenthood in pasadena in march of this year. she had originally scheduled to go to oklahoma for a medication abortion but felt she needed more time to decide if terminating her pregnancy was the right choice for her. after taking a few days to think about her decision, she lost that appointment in okl

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. >> in pasadena, i'm chip yost. >> 6 people are facing felony charges in connection with a 10 million dollar recycling fraud scheme here in california. the state attorney general's office says the suspects brought more than 9 tons of material in from arizona to california to unlawfully redeem them for cash. california offers up to a $0.10 returns on eligible crv containers. officials say the suspects brought truckloads of cans and bottles into the state between september of 2021. and march of this year to take advantage of the recycling program. now facing charges of conspiracy to commit grand theft and recycling fraud. >> heavy wind and rain sweeping across southern mexico today as hurricane agatha moved into the region. it is the first hurricane of the season there and according to the national hurricane center, the hurricane could produce winds up to 110 miles an hour. forecasters say they expect 10 16 inches of rain to fall in ca life-threatening flash. flooding and mudslides could also occur. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking this storm. yeah. saw number one first lett

if you're headed out tomorrow, 64 degrees in long beach. 74 degrees and warm in pasadena in the high head up in the sierra nevada, not bad. 66 south lake tahoe, 60, 70 being partly cloudy for tomorrow. 78 warm in reno. if you're sticking around those temperatures going to be running a little bit cooler into saturday and sunday. there's actually a cold front that's going to be diving through. not expected to bring in much activity, although you could see some pop-up showers in the afternoon. a memorial day. i want to show you this forecast model here says moved to california. see all the clouds rolling on by. so we see clouds on and off through tomorrow. there's just no getting around that low clouds and fog around the bay area. most the rain stays to the north. watch what as we get into saturday. things change. your comes this cold front just kind of rolling in the bay area. by the afternoon. there's a chance we could be talking about some showers in the north bay on saturday. it's not going to huge amount. we're talking hundreds of an inch of rain but be prepared by the afternoon. y

they're going to start heat up as well. 90 in pasadena, 90 in anaheim. 84 degrees in downtown los angeles the high country. beautiful time of year to get up there. member had a lot of snow up there over the couple weekends here. but looks like things are going to be dry for this weekend. sunny and bright. the roads will be wide open. if you're heading that direction, temperatures should be in the 60's into the afternoon about 76 degrees in reno. nev plan on sticking around. looks like a nice weekend to do that. how about that? we're going to sneak in to low 70's in south lake tahoe on saturday and hovering just below that as we head in towards sunday. so some nice weather all around. it looks like and even here in the bay area should be a beautiful day in most spots away from the coastline plan on 80's inland tomorrow afternoon. lot of 70's around the bay getting close to 80 in downtown san jose along the coastline. go to start to see a return of some low clouds and some fog. and that is looking like summer, like pattern temperatures. they're going to be the 50's in the 60's out toward th

tomorrow we have ziggy and mufasa, from pasadena. but accountly they visit their grandpa in fremont who apparently likes to give them treats. temperatures in fremont are going to warm up into the upper 70s. that's fine. but you need to exercise caution heading for a dog walk in the afternoon. for inland parts of the bay area where temperatures are still going to be a little warm if you're wearing a fur coat. temperatures go up and down the next few days. could be looking at another burst of your shore winds monday and tuesday of next week that could help push temperatures in san jose to the upper 80s or to or above 90 degrees for parts of the east bay and north bay. red flag warning just for solano county tomorrow and friday. but we're going watch the entire region for any fire threat. >> i thought inside slider was because you're such a big baseball fan? >> i can't throw an inside slider, or any baseball. >> maybe a hamburger. i'm good at those. really good at those sliders. thanks, paul. >>> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here i

this happened in temple city, south east of pasadena.re trapped for about an hour this afternoon. no one was injured. fire officials say a 50 ft section of the malls, facade collapsed, tracking workers and customers inside a hair salon and dry cleaning business. heavy equipment was used to clear the area and free those who were trapped nowhere yet on the cause of the collapse. all right. take a look at the temperatures again from today. very hot, especially inland. big, cool down came and it's going to continue to cool as we get into tomorrow temperature is gonna drop significantly even inland. so these one. oh fours and fairfield one. oh, 3, 90 actors turn into eighties tomorrow. i mean, 20 degree drops. in some some. some cases we had 15 degree drop. our increases today are drops pardoning. 15 degree drops around the coast and bay today. inland state warm tomorrow the inland area will experience those big drops. that's what i meant to say. here is the fog at san francisco under there somewhere. deep marine layer. it's pushing inland. i

governor newsom was at caltech in pasadena wednesday to break ground for the resnick sustainability center. stewart and linda resnick, whose countries include palm and fiji water donated $750 million to build that center. and at stanford, tech leader john doerr and his wife jan have given stanford a billion dollars gift to fund the doerr school of sustainability which is set to open this fall. very generous. >>> let's get a check of our forecast. sunny in some places. everybody is going to be seeing changes coming up this weekend. >> a real mixed bag in our forecast as we head through that weekend. a lot of different moving parts. but don't worry. i'm going to get you all ready to go for that here as we head through our forecast. you see in san francisco right now, that thick fog, also some drizzle. so be ready to turn on those windshield wipers if you're headed anywhere near san francisco tonight. also, some parts of the north bay, and the mid part of the peninsula. we have a chilly 57, and we're staying with that fog tonight and temperatures in the 50s. let's take you out to that sunshin

. >> pasadena was like paradox. my grandparents had this big rambling house. we spent the entire time in gardening. it had avocados and lemon trees, it was beautiful. she was the oldest of three children. >> there was julia and john and my mother, dorothy. we used to hang out on bicycles and roll over and we just had a good time horsing around. she was 6 feet 3 and john was 6'5" and my grandmother was 6'5". my mother came from new england. we grew fresh peas and mashed potatoes. nobody discussed food in a great deal because it was not done. >> in that society, there were proper things you talk about and things you did not discuss. anything about sexuality and you did not discuss politics and definitely did not discuss money with people. she told people that she was middle class. they had to be really wealthy. the fact that she never cooked. i don't think her mother cooked. i think the cook cooked. >> i was not preparing myself for anything. i was leading really leisurely butterfly life. i graduated in 1934. my mother became ill. she died when she was 60. i wen

knack bower palestinians called an act by the great catastrophe that when in 1948 pallet from the pasadena perspective, tele lost the possibility of their statement. so we got, i lack flights, i am sorry to interrupt you or come back to just a moment. this is managing together just kinda go live to the un where a palestinian representative is making a statement that says mental loyal to her sub i had dash, may she lost her life on the 11th of may, i am those really forces horner storm too. jenny cab, i am on my way and i will give you more details of what the details were no clear should enter. barclay was the voice of truthfulness as in the occupied by the story. disraeli occupation is the voice of the brutal bullets that is about it. mister turman, disraeli, occupation killed the muhammad laura while being with the hands of his father law as well probation, the killed should in the israeli occupation. yes, there was no polish for killing. yes, animal toucher. the young journalist in garza a year ago and that the occupation that homan is scared because of a palestinian flag hijack hilde s

so usually yeah, i see liver, i got those in the don pasadena when i'm off the militia about young and our hebrew hughley your porter. so you'll enjoy standoff. you should in order to defend our territory deck of the we, however many people we should remember and then they are now supporting us in the don. both of them, when you are fighting for of your homeland, you, for the future of our heart of homeland. you are fighting you for the memory of the 2nd world war. never to be forgotten. we're going to utilize punish denazi's jewelry at mueller. and we would like to really make sure that we remember our sons, our daughters, our fathers, mothers, our grandfathers, our husbands, wives, good brothers and sisters, those you, family, on your and friend, lord, good bye. if you want, you know, we, we of that are also would like to be respectable with those who are friends with us in 2014 them. but we are remember to leave you peaceful people in the don bass hall were killed by the nazis. sonya boulevard buffer you were you, we met that we got laurie also respect trouble, our soldiers who have

a critical mission is about to get underway in pasadena, delivering a historic look at the world waterey the surface water for the entire planet. mike has the story. >> with that historic drought bearing down on the west, the annual sierra snow survey almost takes on a survival quality. so does the gauging of streams and reservoirs. but what if a single measurement could give us a picture of these sources together along with nearly every drop of water on the surface of the planet? enter the swamped satellite program. >> for the first time ever we will see rivers, lakes, reservoirs. >> is stands for surface, ocean topography. cedric is a hydrology specialist and a scientist on the project. he says the satellite, scheduled to launch later this year, will employ a special radar. >> this is a radar that shoots a beam coming down and then the frequency of that beam bounces on the water and not so much on anything else. >> he says the instruments will be able to survey earth a -- the competence of the earth every 10 days with high resolution elements of the everglades or the rivers and marsh

>> kennedy: after high school and moved to pasadena, california, with a friend of mine who was in dramats did not want me to a malingerer, so they were like we will pay you to leave. and it was like, i kind of feel good about that, but i'm also a little hurt, but i left and i moved in with my friend laura and we ate frozen snickers every day. >> geraldo: your parents evicted you? >> kennedy: pretty much, yeah. i did not graduate high school even though it is very ambitious. >> geraldo: how long did you end up on mtv? >> kennedy: less than two years. >> geraldo: so the hobo landed the job in california. >> jim: and my heyday it was the atlantic city's men rooms. if you want insider trading information -- that's a little munch. i thought you looked familiar. it's okay, geraldo. but this could be embarrassing in some circles, the first place i ever lived independently of my mom was a house i bought with my wife. my parents were married 30 years and got divorced after 30 years, which is like saying to someone i would rather die alone then do any more of this, but anyway i lived with my mom

and pasadena, california. >> we are brother and sister team. obviously known her all my life. >> we're in the most fun industry in the world, the pet industry. it is a pet community in donald orlando. we were founded in 2016. our family is from puerto rico. so our parents have their own doggy hotel and dog grooming business. our services include dog walking, in-home pet sitting and training and bathing services. we are our retail store and our online platform. >> in 2020 we had to scramble and we were nervous about our staff, our business. >> my mom gave me some great advice. she said don't make long-term decisions based on short-term problems. we turned to our clients and asked them what they needed. everybody was home and so were their dogs. we started the amigos pack walk, it is great socialize is for our dog clients. the best service since we opened. in 2021 we reached numbers we never thought we would. inclusivity is a huge value in our business. >> we make great efforts to hire diverse people. we don't w

paying for all her. 27 year-old brother ernesto jimenez was shot nearly 2 dozen times in 2020 in pasadena. his case still unsolved. >> we should have more control and on guns to check their records was the best person to have a gun. is that a valid concerns? but that gun ends up in the wrong hands? absolutely. it's a valid concern is the same thing as what if someone steals my car and use it as a weapon and kill someone. new gun owners like only powell have our own background checks and detailed firearm training both inside and outside the classroom. >> she's a policing isn't what it used to be, especially with some department scaling back personnel on the we have to be diligent and we have to know that our safety is first and foremost, but up whose brother was shot right outside their family home said his memorial along the sidewalk, which passes every day is a constant reminder of how one bullet in his case, 21 can destroy lives. >> many cars. it's, you know. it's broken. powell reminded critics those who choose to arm themselves aren't responsible. gun toting individuals walking arouno

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critical mission about to get underway at nasa jpl in pasadena. the world water supply. dion: this is a really big deal, mike. mike: historic is the way they describe it and you will understand why in a second. the goal is to survey the surface water for our entire planet. it will provide valuable data for global policies also for water systems in individual communities. with a historic drought bearing down on the west, the annual sierra snow survey takes on an almost survival quality. so does the gauging of streams and reservoirs. what if a single measurement could give us a picture of all of these sources together along with nearly every drop of water on the surface of the planet? enter nasa swat satellite program. >> for the first time ever, we will see rivers, lakes, reservoirs and whatnot. mike: it stands for service, water and ocean topography. this expert says the satellite, scheduled to launch later this year, we employ a special radar. >> this is a radar that shoots a beam coming down, and the frequency of that beam bounces on water and n

for this time of year. 66 in long beach, 67 downtown los angeles in about 75 degrees and warm in pasadena, head up the high country. you'll find some partly cloudy skies. i think you're going to see a lot of high clouds rolling in overhead for tomorrow. temperatures, not all that bad about 66 degrees in southlake. 67 in truckee and about 78 warm in reno. if you plan, stick around, though, it's going to get cool. we're going to see more clouds throughout the weekend. doesn't look like we're expecting much in the way of rain, although there's a chance of a pop-up shower, especially as we head toward memorial day. but temperatures are going to be cooling off into the 50's for highs. all right. here's the latest forecast. you'll see as we head through time. yeah, tomorrow a lot of clouds coming across the bay area. chance of rain well to the north in far northern california. but on saturday we've got another cold front barreling into the bay area. here we go. how about that? would that be something to see a chance of some rain, mainly north of the golden gate bridge? probably in northern snow

. >> they've also identified structures that could be used in pasadena marina del rey torrance, santa monica, hollywood. and they gain support of many architects and builders in the private sector. it's desperately needed, but also it's urgently needed, meaning it's needed now. >> and so there's not time to necessarily running legislation and changing public policy. jenkins says these open spaces can easily be converted into communities that would look like this. >> no major construction required. their goal is to give everyone a modular unit at a cost of 60 to $75,000. each were cutting down on costs because you can. you can literally just bring bring the housing here and set it up. and you already have utilities and parking structures. you don't have to dig have a logical you're to have water. it wouldn't end with housing. top floor, creative community plans to turn the rooftops and a safe spaces with art music and job training were local artists can help the residents shape their futures. i believe that and i've seen that. >> i'm just giving them housing. it's not enough. they go b

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it's going start to heat up about 80 in long beach. 89 in anaheim about 90 degrees in pasadena of theh country who have a lot of trouble there. the past couple of weekends with some stormy weather. but this weekend looks great. if you want to head up, the roadways are going to be opening clear. temperatures are going to be hovering in the 60's on a friday. in a mid 70's in reno to start out today for tomorrow as well. so it is only going to warm up from there. in fact, as we get into saturday, i think we're talking about 70's at lake level on may be slightly cooler on sunday, but staying roadways are going to be open and clear coming and going from the sierra nevada over the weekend. all right. your temperatures around the bay area are going to start to warm up nicely. 66 downtown san francisco, a little cooler along the coastline, think we'll see some fog forming along the coast tonight and then kind of reinforced throughout the day. but inside the bay, you'll find plenty of sunshine. some very nice numbers. 75 degrees in redwood city, 70 in foster city and the south bay feel 70's al

you'll see about 63 degrees in long beach. 73 in pasadena and the high country. if you're headed in that direction. yeah, you find some sunshine and temperatures in the 60's in lake tahoe. some 70's and sunny skies in reno. if you're headed out and about around the bay area, you can enjoy lots of sunshine. tomorrow should be a beautiful day. 80's inland, probably some mid 80's, the warmest valleys, lots of 70's, a few 80's around the bay cooler temperatures along the coastline in the 50's for that sea breeze picking up late in the day. we'll see more of that. a little fog as we head into sunday, at least along the coastline. and then we'll start cranking up the heat again. here comes high pressure and temperatures possibly up in the mid 90's by tuesday and wednesday of next week. all right, lawrence, it is back and bigger than ever. coming up, a look at the new chocolate experience in san chocolate experience in san francisco's your daily square. i'm so glad sauced & loaded fries are back. yea. i really missed this. i missed us. to my fries—and to my guys. my $3.

this is the scene earlier today at a grocery store in pasadena.as the musicians serenaded the moms on their special day. all the moms there at the time were also treated to some free roses. >> and pastries well. and talk about great timing for twin sisters in orange county. they gave birth on the same day and now they're celebrating their first mother's day together. just days later. apparently this was unplanned. they say they they didn't plan on getting pregnant at the same time either. >> but hey, after that ended up they say they're also not really surprised that they ended up giving birth on the same day. but hey, the baby's online. so key sisters, a like they they didn't have twins themselves. right. exactly. ended up having again with that. that would have been that would have been kind wind. yeah, it wins with twin on the same day my goodness. well, ok, well, there's no word on what they name their kids. but there are many moms out there are soon to be moms and they're struggling to come up with a name for their their new baby while. >> al

maybe 75 a warm in pasadena, the high country.u're headed in that direction. 67 degrees south lake tahoe. 67 in truckee. and as you look to reno, you've got some warmer temperatures, 78 degrees, a little bit of sunshine poking through. but throughout the weekend. if you're stay through the whole day, it looks like the clouds are going to thicken up a bit. and we've got some cooler air on the way 50's expected on saturday and sunday and get a load of this. you know, a lot of out there pack in today, get ready to go do little camp and and that's a lot of folks like kick off summer in love. the have to wait. you may just see a couple raindrops coming your way. i'd be prepared for if you head, especially to the north tomorrow, doesn't look too bad. a little drizzle maybe along the coastline. early on. you've got a lot of fog early on, too. then as we head toward the afternoon, still lot of clouds rolling on by most that rainfall located in far northern california. but watch what happens as we get into saturday. we've been tracking the

look at those temperatures running in the 60's and the 70's in place like anaheim. 76 in pasadena about67 degrees in san diego, the high country. you got to watch out here. if you're going there, not bad tomorrow, you're looking at temperatures generally in the 50's should be a dry day, although they're going to likely see a lot of wind. but if you're sticking around guess what, we've got some snow coming. that's right. some snow showers moving in on sunday and look at the drastic change in the temperatures. this a very cold system that is coming in bringing the chance that snow on sunday, a high of only 37 degrees monday going to be a little bit colder and that we can actually see a little snow around the bay area. now to about 3,000 feet. all right. got a couple systems coming our way. now. you got one that is just making its way on shore, bringing with it a chance. some showers in the bay area this evening. then things are going to break up overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. it's not going to be much, but you see right here. see the system coming through a chance of a few

fine alrighty, an 8.2 magnitude earthquake devastates pasadena, reducing mighty edifices to dust engulfinge streets flow with blood and echo with the cries of the wounded, excellent choice. now put on your hard hat and safety vest fun to spend another night in front of our apartment dressed like one of the village people. you make that joke every three months. i still don't get it. leonard, wait. what are you doing? i don't know. what am i doing? look around you. there's hypothetical broken glass everywhere. really you're going to face armageddon without your orthotics your choice. oh hypothetical aftershock, and that's why we wear hard hats

this happens on the pasadena bastards, united kingdom and showings, personal friend. he said, israel is trying to stifle the truth. she is not the 1st and the good simply might not be the last palestinian jordan is to be murdered, assassinated by the occupation. it's not only killing the body of chile, it's filling the spirit of him, the message of should in the idea of surely it is killing the truth. this occupation is after the truth. they want to assassinate the truth. they want to us us and they jo medicine. they want to make sure that they commit the crimes, but without being reported, it's a cover. so the bullet that head her head and a brilliant sparnhead was a bullet targeted at the truth targeted at the international community college targeted at the profession of press and journalism targeted. and everybody wants to review the truth. and also this is linked to the lack of accountability is what has been doing this for a long, long time. 74 years journalists, medics, teachers bypasses what have you children. and there is no accountability. all what we hear fr

i'm sorry for your loss, but the pasadena police department doesn't have jurisdiction in... that's from avatar! world of warcraft takes place in azeroth. goodness gracious, how are you allowed to carry a gun? can you at least refer me to a rogue ex-cop? what? wh-- you know, one who was drummed off the force because he refused to play by the rules, and now he hires himself out

but 73, that's very comfortable in pasadena. 72 in anaheim and the high country. if you're headed to lake tahoe, hey, looks like beautiful weather up there. enjoy those nice, comfortable temperature. 63 degrees in south lake 65 degrees in truckee, headed over reno plan on 73 degrees and plenty of sunshine. now. stick around for the weekend. you can see some very nice weather. in fact, temperatures going to be warming up on sunday and by monday, you're pushing near 70 degrees up there with some partly cloudy skies around the bay area. should be a great start your weekend. how about some 60's in a downtown san francisco as you make your way into the sunset? little bit cooler. some 50's and 60's there and along the five-fifteen 60's out toward the beaches with a stronger seabees for the afternoon inside the bay wind, sheltered and beautiful weather all day long. sunny skies throughout the day and temperatures in the mid 70's very comfortable in palo alto in redwood city, 70 degrees in san mateo. 77 in mountain view, the south bay filled with many 80's by tomorrow aft

it was too good for russian qualify. pasadena, alexandra in the senate, took this 1620. chris paul turns 37 this week, but the be a veteran that shows no signs of slowing the phoenix guard, the livid, sensational final pull to in a game to the western conference finals against the dallas mavericks who had 14 points in the final time and took food for the game with 28 songs winning by 20, and now the, the sears to nothing. so i'm watching some sounds and 2 years and i, well, but you know, just more than what his own gorgeous watches. you know, i carries a cellphone, responds to that, you know, soon as routine takes care of his body, you know, as di, strength and conditioning. you know, i can tell you, bernard campbell, it, he's feeling younger about a day. it's going to be about in the eastern conference, the philadelphia $76.00 is i'm desperate. need of them main man, joel and beat. well, who's out with a facial fracture from last week. fairly have lost the opening, 2 games against miami, the heat, or led by a bam. and the bio with 23 points are key ingredient ah, to sac

temperatures going to be heating up 80 in long beach about 90 in pasadena at about 85 degrees in los angeles in the high country. it is looking very good up there. you're going to see roadways open and clear. no storms to worry about for tomorrow. so traveling up their plan on some 60's in south lake, mid 70's in reno. if you're sticking around these temperatures warming up as we head into saturday, probably not in the low 70's by saturday afternoon, right at lake level and then cooling slightly into sunday. but staying mostly sunny throughout that period around the bay area tomorrow should be a beautiful friday about 65 degrees. downtown san francisco plan on some fog and cooler temperatures moving in along the coastline. if it's not there in the morning, i think it will develop throughout the day inside the find warm temperatures in that redwood city. it's 75 degrees. plenty of sunshine in the south bay and some numbers pushing near 80 degrees. and i think we break right through those 80's into the tri valley tomorrow about 82 walnut creek. 74 in berkeley, about 78 degrees and laos

this led him to begin a career at jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, quality. a quality assurance technician who worked on parts for the space shuttle program. in 1985 his brother started the family business. he opened one in about 1,000 square foot market in van nuys. he expanded the business to a second location and got his four brothers to join, including miguel. they focused on selling traditional cuts of popular mexican meats. they would put in 18 hour days, seven days a week to make sure the business succeeded. miguel brought his passion and design and helped develop the signature architecture and interior design of the viarta stores. he created the trademark viarta aesthetic with the focus of modern and nostalgic references to his hometown. anyone in our community can recognize the iconic design when they are driving around the neighborhood and when they go in they forget they are in california and taken directly back to mexico. that's what miguel did. he made a simple shopping experience feel like home. he was always pushing the envelope to make sure ev

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