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joining us is jack gilbert, a micro biologist from the university of california san diego.nature communications only found an association, not cause and effect. for years i've been hearing about gut health. i always shrugged it off, gut health, that's so out there. now there's more and more studies supporting that there's a direct connection potentially between gut health and diseases beyond depression, including obesity, arthritis, diabetes and several cancers. so it's not so farfetched, is it? >> it's not. we've actually demonstrated many times that your gastrointestinal health can be closely linked to depression and anxiety. we even know that antibiotics can be linked to depression where anti-virals and anti-fungals cannot. we have a lot of data from animals that shows what goes on inside mice and rats' guts can play a big role in shaping their behavior and maybe even their depression and anxiety. >> how does that work, the bacteria in your gut impacting what's going on in your brain? >> two ways. one, they produce a lot of compounds, chemicals that go into your bloodstr

here is san diego county supervisor jim desmonday. i grew up in california and how bad is it getting in san diego? for the last 4 days, the border -- patrol dropped off 1,000 asylum seekers in san diego county. that they are bewildered. they don't have money for tickets to get to family or get in touched with loved ones. they are just dropping them off. the border patrol can only hold them for so long. our shelters are full. there is no room at the inn. we are at max capacity. they are saying see you later, good luck. the hypocrisy, the same administration criticized government abbott and desantis for taking people to sanctuary cities. but here is the federal government just dropping them at transit centers without giving them money. many are getting together with families eventually. but just dropping them off at transit centers is not the answer in san diego county. >> your governor newsom has had an epiphany. hours after his inauguration he invited everybody to come to california. he said we are a sanctuary for all who seek it. signed several bills giving

to los angeles or san diego, folks are trying to get back with the flight cancellations, you will probably experience the fog through bakersfield and rain through southern californiar by hour forecast by 7:00 a.m. still in the 30s and 40s. there's a dense fog advisory and increasing high clouds. the air feels refreshed. not expected for this week at all. rain ahead late evening. it isn't until about 11:00 we see that line of showers pushing in. showers earlier like 9:00, 10:00. notice it's not as widespread from a quarter to half an inch for the higher peaks. at 3:30 another system rolls through. heavier pockets expected through santa cruz down through the south bay. right now this does not look as intense as what we saw on tuesday but because we've seen so much rain the flooding potential will be even more dangerous and i do imagine some flood advisories and watches will go in effect friday into saturday. because we have a lot of saturated soil as far as the timing will this impact your new year's eve party. it will be cloudy and rainy. the biggest impacts are going to come during the day on saturday and by 10:00, 11:00, it could be making its exit to l.a. and sa

is prepared for a splashdown around noon on sunday and orion should land off the coast of california by san diegoan incredible mission so far. tonight at 7:00, it's homecoming weekend for tom brady. we'll hear what br brady says at the 49ers for not drafting him. >>> the updated time line for the rain and the snow. it might change your weekend plans. rob will have that forecast. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> but up next on "nightly news" the high-stakes world cup action that happened today that sent two games into penalty kicks. lester holt joins us from new york. >>> tonight, wnba star brittney griner back home in the u.s. after that prisoner swap with russia. griner arriving on a plane at an air force base in texas, now reunited with her wife after nearly 300 days in russian captivity the u.s. exchanging her for a russian arms dealer known as the "merchant of death." otother americicans, includining paul whehelan and marc fogel, still being held in russia fogel like griner detained on drug charges. his family speaking out. >>> tonight, the surprise from arizona sena

the first fridge is now up and running at the university of california in san diego.. making rides fun, exciting and above all safe uses frankly astonishing levels of tech. and new high—tech rides start with a plan, in this case at ride manufacturer kmg's factory in the netherlands. they're building aerospace, soon to be the tallest upside down thrill ride in the uk. atjust over 65 metres, the ride packs into four trucks to drive to its new home 500 miles away in wales. the e3 millionjewel in barry island pleasure park's crown towers above the village. pretty certain many of you are saying, yes, please at this point. the rain is not going to stop me trying that. the crew, on the other hand, would rather stay on the ground. so it's off to the pay box to meet harry, who's opened the ride especially for us. it does seem like it's just a few buttons, but in the grand scheme of things, it's very complicated. you've got to know what you're doing with it. that computer's so clever. it will tell how fast it's going, where it's going, it will tell you how fast it's going, wher

approach to capsule after it's splashed down after it's been inspected, it will be transported to san diego, california, it sitting in these missions and nasa is planning to follow up with our to miss to in 2024 therapy historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch missions to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 20 thirty's. and then even further beyond them, we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on on the moon than what else we asked astro biologist, keith cowan, to explain why it's taking so long for human kind to return to the moon. well, you know, i remember those landings when i was in high school, so there's half a century between that me in this me. and if you look at what has happened in terms of what we can do in this world. now, you ma

host: from san diego california, on the republican line, this is roberta.aller: to begin with, i am an active person and trying to make a difference in things and i sit here and watch people in congress not want to take your phone calls. they say you are not a my district i don't want to hear it. you can call a congressional office, if they don't take what you have to say with any meeting it all, it never goes anyw >> we. we need more disagreement and fighting within congress. we need rank-and-file lawmakers to more aggressively take power back from their leaders and to ultimately tried to achieve their goals. when they do so, their constituents can take no. -- note. >> letter from kenneth in kentucky, republican line. >> good morning. in my opinion, we do not have no congress, we don't have no military. i think we are already in communism. i do not have no respect for the people of the united states right now running the country. it has gone to the dogs and they will have to do something to show that what is going on is the united states. thank you. have a

including. >> a lot of the scientists and historians down near san diego. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> those with the dummies is bright. americans on board manda. i call him down well, that's good because i want to that before i head up there. you won't be able to see it from sure. that's about 60 miles offshore. but it was going to watch again what times about 9.40, or so in the morning on sunday on sunday that's lake. i want be clear by then, too. so saturday, all rainy. yeah. and then we clear out, john so sunday still going to be wet. in california, where its landing going to be pretty inclement weather. that's a good test for a lot of reasons. okay. we'll test landing in rainy conditions. it's a good thing. those are mannequins, of as we do see that. so i know going to be watching pretty closely on it where we're sitting this mor

approach to capsule after it's splashed down after it's been inspected, it will be transported to san diego, california. it in these missions and nasa is planning to follow up with our to miss to in 2024 therapy historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch mission to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 2000 and thirty's. and then even further beyond, and we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission. nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on the moon. earlier i spoke to astro biologist, keith calling and began asking him, what knowledge and data that's a hopes to gain from this mission. well, you know, having worked there, there's 2 times during the mission that you get nervous, shall we say one is the watch. the other is if you're bringing something back when it comes back into the atmosph

san diego. after nearly three weeks of sailing, the amadea finally arrived in the port of san diego, california.pproaching ballast point at 10 knots... three days later, the us treasury also blocked over $1 billion worth of assets in a trust which they say is linked to kerimov. i felt vindicated that our facts and our legal arguments were correct, but that's really the beginning of a process here in the united states, it's not the end. the us�*s ultimate goal is to sell the vessel and send the proceeds to ukraine. at the end of the day, we may have the ability to forfeit even the things that are on the yacht. what you find when you go onto these yachts often are showpieces that are designed to display their wealth. one of the objects that we're looking at appears like a faberge egg. there are a handful of authentic faberge eggs in the world, many of them are accounted for, and so the investigation of this egg and its authenticity is ongoing. with their exquisite craftsmanship, faberge eggs are highly prized by some of russia's richest men. these eggs are owned by viktor vekselberg — the oligarch

it's going to splash down off of baja, california, down near san diego, as we know, and we've been following the moon and back into the couple laps around the moon. now it's coming back after 3 weeks and this is going to be biggest test right now. so can survive re-entry with earth's atmosphere because remember, it's coming in hot and it's going to be traveling at about 25,000 miles per hour when it slams into the atmosphere. so can the heat shield hold? well, they designed it to withstand those temperatures will see if it happens. the san diego air and space museum representatives were talking about how they're excited to have it splashed down near them. and a part of the part that they played in all of this. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need in practice this before. but never exactly like this.

the brain will make it as far south as so called southern california, including san diego. but it's not just the rain. i will see winds, i casting nearing a 100 kilometers per and up and down that west coast because he rainfall amounts of about a 100 millimeters. this is also impacting candidates, british columbia province, at least the lower mainland, on to stay off to the gulf states. we go temperature slowly, but surely starting to come up. so new orleans at 13 degrees, but you should be team for this year. here's some good news that lake effect snow. finally starting the weekend for western new york state, as those winds begin to shift around. now that cold, we've been talking about it coming out of the us into mexico. so this is mexico city, not the city center, but some of the hills there. i've seen some snow the other days from mexico city top temperature of 17 degrees on tuesday. rain running through the bahamas cuba and for the coast of honduras on tuesday. meantime, we've got some severe storms, eastern paraguay that's going to push into the southeast of brazil, s

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san diego's other links to the historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> a splashdown expected to happen about 60 miles offshore. so we're going to be looking forward to that. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, a mother from richmond leading for answers and her daughters, 7 year-old cold case. we're going breakdown that case when we come back. i will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on a friday. don't know if you have some plans, but if you do just like me, you need to know what the weather's going to be like. so you can know what to wear. john and try to kind of land. you can i leave the house any time this weekend in and not be raining or >> it's going really so this over the next few days. i know already cancel my saturday plans because of this weather,

and the love of movement too scientists from the university of california at san diego studied more thanand it turned out that those who at least a little went in for sports, the risk of sudden death decreased by 22% go in for sports, almost everyone wants to do this, but when they finish it it comes. i want to sleep. yes, something is not good today i will transfer it to tomorrow so it endures all my life, there are such moments. it's been 60 years now. every day, in any weather, he works out at the sports ground of the moscow pensioner petrumazur at the age of 8, but many young athletes will envy his muscles, if i don’t work out now, then in my body like in molodezhka and this is to each other so we checked the crossbar biological age of the tetradiosifovich. with the help of approximate but simple and affordable methods at home, he held his breath, as in 30 years for 40 seconds. and in pull-ups, the veteran overtook twenty-year-olds by reaching the crossbar with his chin 10 times life without old ones is necessary. the longer, the better is clearly different from the passport and biol

the rain will make it as far south as so called southern california, including san diego. but it's not just the rain. i will see winds, i cuss being nearing a 100 kilometers per and up and down that west coast, cuz the rainfall amounts of about a 100 millimeters. this is also impacting candidates, british columbia, providence, at least, the lower mainland, on to stay off to the gulf states. we go temperature slowly, but surely starting to come up to new orleans at 13 degrees. but you should be 18 for this year. here's some good news that lake effect snow. finally starting the weekend for western new york state. as those winds begin to shift around. now that cold, we've been talking about it coming out of the us into mexico. so this is mexico city, not the city center, but some of the hills there. i've seen some snow the other day. so mexico city top temperature of 17 degrees on tuesday, rain running through the bahamas cuba and for the coast of honduras on tuesday. meantime we've got some severe storms, eastern paraguay that's going to push into the southeast of brazil, st

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it will be transported to san diego, california, sitting in the is an nasa is planning to follow up with artemus 2 in 2024 therapy, a historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch mission friend to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 20 thirty's. and then even further beyond, and we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission. nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on the moon. ah feasible well cupping guitars on a read rest a day, the next matches will be the semi finals with teams hoping to make it to sundays. final of footballs, most important trophy. the 1st of the salaries takes place tomorrow evening. this argentine against croatia, wednesday evening seas morocco challenge defending champions. france. so this is truly a day off for players coaches and fans is supposed cor

it will be transported to san diego, california. it and nasa is planning to follow up with artemus to in 2024 thera a historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch mission friend to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 20 thirty's. and then even further beyond, and we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission. nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on the moon than what about the north pole? finally, hundreds of people dressed as santa took part in a charity run in mexico over the weekend. it took place in zap upon the mexican state of olive scope, and it was done for children who were in need. last year's event was canceled because of the pandemic that makes this years run even more special, even more fun. remember, sant

approach to capsule after it's splashed down after it's been inspected, it will be transported to san diego, california, it sitting in these mission and nasa is planning to follow up with our to miss to in 202430 a historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch missions to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 2030s. and then even further beyond them, we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission, nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on on the moon fan. ah, since bull's knees now and morocco's historic when of a portugal to advance, the world cup semi finals has left their fan base ecstatic supporters in co. tar are the life of the party at the tournament. but plenty more. people are cheering them on back home and even beyond morocco's buddha's. ah, the atlas lions defied the odds once again.

capsule after it's splashed down after it's been inspected, it will be transported into to san diego, california and sitting in these missions and nasa is planning to follow up with artemus to in 2024, 30, a historic mission that will take humans back to the moon for the 1st time in half a century. ultimately, nasa says it's plan is to establish a permanent base on the moon. and from there, the launch missions to mars the plan is to get ready to go with humans to mars late in the decade of the 20 thirty's. and then even further beyond. and we know from what we're finding from the james web space telescope, that it is a very, very large universe out there. 50 years after the iconic apollo 70 mission, nasa is one step closer to setting up camp on, on the moon. and then finally, hundreds of people dressed as santa took part in a charity run, a mexico over the weekend events in zap upon and the mexican state of his go in for children in need of stairs event was cancelled because of a copay. 19 pandemic, which made this years run even more special on martha this is d w coming up next a muse, asia, or

william: a lot of your you and your colleagues's reporting is focused in san diego, california. that so central to this story? nick: san diego is really the epicenter for fentanyl trafficking in the united states. and that's because the mexican cartels on the opposite side of the border. the sinaloa cartel in particular, are really responsible for sending vast majority of hard narcotics ross the border. and so, more than half of all the fentanyl seizurerecorded along the entire u.s. southern border are in the san diego area. that said this drug does not , remain in san diego, obviously. it goes from there across the united states, to many east coast cities to appalachia, to new england and many of the places that have been hardest hit by the opioid epidemic. william: there are so many startling facts in your report. but one really jumped out and is relevant to the point you're making. which is that at one point that there were nearly a quarter million trucks and cars coming through across the mexico border into the u.s. but at one point we were only scanning about 6% of trucks a

official with san air and space museum talking about san diego's linked to this historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern californiald some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> well, the splashdown is expected to happen about 60 miles off shore at 9.40, or so our time sunday morning. >> so i know you'll be watching that. hopefully we have some video monday morning. stay tuned. yeah, the fun. and you know, we'll have highlights from the weekend of rain and snow and everything we've got john following that forecast for us. so snow in the sierra john rain for us here this weekend. snow in the sierra really going to be piling up. i know it's so tempting to get up there. enjoy all that new snowfall. >> but what we're saying all that new snowfall, we're talking 3 to 5 feet of it and that is going to result in likely some snowden situations for anybody that's up there. so even if you're heading up to

san diego air and space museum talking about all the great wor that folks down to san diego did to make this historic flight happened. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern californialuding some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need them. they practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> well, the splashdown is expected to happen about against 60 miles offshore and will be at 9.40, in the morning on sunday. check it out. be right back. wendy's new italian mozz is fried mozzarella, garlic knot bun, marinar - you know what? you're just gonna want to eat it. (all): ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh choose wisely. choose wendy's new italian mozzarella chicken sandwich. ♪♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had

now that line of heavy rain is starting to continue to move through central california, on deck l.a. and san diego have plans to travel during the last week of december or into the first week of january, down through the southern california area, rain is going to be impacting you. satellite area, a couple of areas of light to moderate showers through san jose and santa cruz, but the majority is central california, further south. notice by 12:00, a lot of the rain is almost completely out. a couple of pockets left over through santa cruz, and then by the afternoon the scattered showers, we're pretty much in the clear of the rain. we also spotted some lining through lake sonoma but impacts should be minimal. flood watches will remain in effect new 4:00 p.m. we've been monitoring water levels. again, we've already seen the heaviest of the rain. how much rain have we seen so far? i want to turn your attention right up here to mount tam, nearly 6 inches of rain. so although the system was fast-moving, it packed a punch. santa cruz, a little over 4 inches. through the south bay, a lot of the focus went

california, shows migrants being dropped off by border patrol at loca l bus stopsacross as communities across the country grappl t grae with t how to handle the migrant influx. here now for reaction, san diegocounty supervisor jim desmonte. jim , thanks for being with us. so i know i grew up in california. i know san diego quite well,p in very close to the border. how bad is it getting in san dio diego? >> well, for the last four days, the border patrol has dropped off almost a thousand asylum seekers at transit centers throughout san diego county. and these people are bewildered. they don'tat have any money for tickets or means of figuring out the system to get to family or get in touch with loved ones. onesthey're just dropping them . the border the border patrol can only hold them for hol so long. l. >> and our shelters are full.ers i mean, tis the season. there's there's no room at the inn. and we are we're at max capacity. so they're just dropping peoplee at transit centers and saying, see you later. good s luck. and , you know, the ironic irony or even hypocrisy of it, you know, they used they were the same administration has been criticizing governors abbott and governors desantis fo

where i am in southern california, down near san diego, is ground zero. actual seized fentanyl in the united states is from that port of entry. to give you a staggering figure. this analysis that the post did found that only about 5 to 10% of fentanyl coming into the u.s. is being seized. that shows you how critical and serious this problem is. it's worth pointing out for these cartels this is a billion dollar industry with the low capture rates they can take the gamble to send people over, if they get caught, that's fine. they stand to make a lot of money, the serious question raised by this is why isn't more being done to provide more resources at the border to protect it. >> and why is the dea so understaffed right now to deal with it. thank you for the fantastic reporting. >> thank you. >>> republican leaders in the house are pretty quiet this morning over the series of lies from congressman-elect george santos that he told in the lead up to his election. we'll talk about that with the democrat who lost the race to santos next. it went from gabe. to g

host: from san diego california, on the republican line, this is roberta.aller: to begin with, i am an active person and trying to make a difference in things and i sit here and watch people in congress not want to take your phone calls. they say you are not a my district i don't want to hear it. you can call a congressional office, if they don't take what you have to say with any meeting it all, it never goes anywhere. that is the gospel truth. and never goes anywhere. we sit here and everyone says how much they care and we have inflation for two years, we have some serious issues of how we have chipped into the social security amount of money because of inflation for two years. last year, i got 107 and usually i would get $22 or things like that. that is a huge problem for the future and no one talks about it. everyone says they care. thank you for listening. guest: i think that underscores the concerns that i see with the lame-duck. americans need to understand that they are not ruled by the people they choose every two years in an election. we have a lo

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a writer from san diego, california...from toronto, ontario, canada... whose 8-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" i can only imagine how the holidays have been for our 8-day champion, ray lalonde. as one of seven siblings, he certainly has to be getting more attention than usual at family gatherings, and with over $200,000 in winnings, perhaps their expectations of gifts have gone up as well. [mouths words] but despite those impressive stats, ray's had to fight for his last few wins, always coming up with the correct final jeopardy! response just when he needed it. today his new challengers are maggie and scott. welcome and good luck. here are the categories in the jeopardy! round. let's get to them. we start with... then... it's a... we have... and finally... what do you think, ray? where do we start? historical figures on film for $600, please. scott. who is colonel tom parker? that's right. let's take $800, histor

and louisiana was still some rain to be found in california from los angeles to san diego and for the pacific northwest. western canada. things are quieting down here, but cooler air, vancouver, 3 degrees, and more snow for alaska. this is your snowiest at this hamper and more than 20 years. whether moves away from new york, it curls up and it's going to generate some snow for nova scotia's cape breton island on tuesday. ah ha. ah, the in depth analysis of that day's headlines from around the world. do you think diplomacy still stands at china? i'm not very optimistic about any negotiation. we're already in a bit of a crypto winter. it's going to be hell holder insight story on al jazeera. ah ah. ah. watching or does ita reminder what top stories this are around. 300000 people in the ukranian city will desa a still without electricity, russia set of use drones to have 2 power sites. but as this port has grown to a halt, but ukraine's agriculture minister says much needed grain exports will continue from 2 other ports. le mans in custody in the u. s. accuser making the bomb the blue up

from missouri to southern texas and louisiana, or still some rain to be found in california from los angeles to san diego. and for the pacific northwest western canada. things are quieting down here, but cooler air of vancouver, 3 degrees, and more snow for alaska. this is your snowiest at this hamper and more than 20 years. what weather moves away from new york, it curls up and it's going to generate some snow for nova scotia's cape breton island on tuesday. ah. how does the team from a smaller league draw the bigger crowds? why does the irish flag fly holly's waters club? what is it about celtic that has the world over here in the mall, politics and football control panel with the funds you big football point out with lou. ah, and are you watching al jazeera that's remind you about top stories this out. around 300000 people in the ukranian city of odessa are still without electricity. russia said to have used drones to hit true power sites. oh, does. this port has ground to a halt, but ukraine's agriculture minister says much needed grain exports will still continue from 2 other teenagers, have reporte

san diego's other links to these historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diegot helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really needed. they've practiced this before. but never exactly like this. >> splashdown is expected to happen about 60 miles offshore. >> next at 10 o'clock, the investigation into those attacks on power grids after somebody shoots up a substation in north carolina. now 3 other states are reporting a text. plus the bill proposal that would require. >> every public school in california to carry a weapon against fentanyl. >> another delay for crab season. the problem in the sea that's triggering always hold ups. >> and a lot of rain here, but just a ton of snow headed to the sierra. nevada could be problems up there. we'll talk about that. your tenant and forecast coming up next. >> in the south bay, the san jose police department is investigating its 61st traffic death of

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and our returning champion-- a political science and international relations professor from san diego, californiase] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, all of you, to "jeopardy!" nancy zerg, emma boettcher, jonathan fishe maurer. these are the names of the giant killers of "jeopardy!" and today, after his defeat of a 21-game super champion, cris pannullo, we can add a sixth name to that list--andy tirrell. it was a nip-and-tuck battle for victory yesterday with nine lead changes in the game. but in the end, andy came up with the only correct response in final jeopardy!, and he now finds himself standing in the champion's podium position. tammy and ron, you saw it yesterday. truly anything can happen here on the alex trebek stage. here we go into the game. your categories are... then... we have some... ...though it may appear more than once. and finally... i'm chief meteorologist ginger zee of "good morning america." and after i saw the movie "twister" as a kid, i went to school to chase tornadoes. i've been a storm chaser ever sin

in a staff attorney at the ucla center for immigration law and policy and she joins me from san diego, californiaanks so much for being here with us. so as we're seeing a huge crush of migrants that are hoping to come across if and when the title 42 policy goes away, i want to play you a clip from a democratic congressman, henry cuellar from the other day who just came back from a border visit talking about what happens when title 42 ends. listen to this. >> communities are going to be overwhelmed, not only el paso, we have seen that in the past with rio grande valley, we've seen it in eagle pass, del rio, they will be overwhelmed. there is just not enough shelters and border procession centers to handle the large numbers of people. >> so i want to ask you is he right? i mean, how much harder will it make it to handle the already ongoing crisis? >> sure. thank you, kim, for having me. i guess, first i will say it's critically important to note that essentially for over two and a half years the u.s. border has been shut to people seeking asylum due to this debunked so-called public health policy k

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sunday the main concern is southern california, los angeles and san diego. to make its way across the country bringing snow to the intermountain west and high plains. in fact,, wind gusts are expected to get particularly high here. 70, 80 miles per hour. very poor visibility. we could end up with true blizzard conditions across the high plains monday and tuesday. on the southern edge of the storm, one of the big concerns is going to be severe weather before the system makes its way of to the east coast by the time we get to the end of the week. quite considerable amounts in the north here. 6 to 12 inches. some could top out higher than a foot. rainfall likely two to four inches. for a lot of the southeast, the ground is saturated from a lot of rain the last few days. monday the main threat from oklahoma city to the dallas-ft. worth area. tuesday, it 3wbecomes more widespread and stronger. we will keep a close eye on them in the coming days. >> thank you so much. >>> nasa's historic artemis 1 mission is set to splash down off the coast of baja, california, wh

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