. >> some east contra costa Áconcerned about firefighting, they're getting a billboard to make a point they're trying to raise money for a highway billboard to warn people about the area being a public safety zone due to inadequate fire funding. the group wants people to be aware of the cost of inadequately funding those services. nefarious, no hidden fund at uc president janet napolitano's office. quite a turnaround. that's what the state auditor who first discovered the $170 million fund told uc regent yesterday. the auditor said the issue was with the budget bross, not her office. the board there tentatively approved an $813 million budget for her office. a board member who is also the house assembly speaker said he's disappointed that the board didn't hold off on january's tuition hike given the extra cash. napolitano said the money is already earmarked for projects. >> at the same board member, uc regents for the first time capped the number of out of state students that campuses can accept. that number now has to be a maximum of 18%. four campuses already exceed that cap. that in

focused on ethics issues and it seems to me that he took ims out of the running today because of his aconcern about the ethical appearances. >> and going on to the other aspects of this continuously unfolding story, the new yo"new times" that they talked about how to influence trump through aides, citing paul manifort. >> i can't get into classified manners, but if you believe the press reports, the shoes just keep dropping one after another, and it is my understanding that the president hired lawyers to deal with it. as far as i can tell, they will have a loss et full of shoes to deal with. in termsf the intelligence committee, i feel it is very important to enforce the spn on mike flin. so, at this point, i'm going to continue to focus on making sure that we can get open hearings, number one, following the money, number two, a treasury appointment to get more communities, and you have to follow the trail of the dead bodies. >> and we should quickly point out that the president has every right to have an attorney, and the white house council has a different job and that job is to protect the

it's aconcern. ironically it would cool the earth down . it would be a temporary fix to runaway climate change but it's not recommended. >> it's a real effect and it's one of those possible game changers, what would be the end of our species? number be the end of our civilization? possibly even if it was a small-scale explosion because it would, it would do in agriculture.for a few years. >> i don't know how we would do the math. >> it's been 72 years since nagasaki so we have people who lived through and experienced that and even the tests that went through the 50s, are fading into memory and it's just the horror of those things and it's one of those things that does keep you awake and that these unintended consequences of our technology that we've developed but we haven't fully extracted ourselves from. >> i read about these people in hiroshima. who are working with the survivors and they are individual person-to-person fx where there are people who are taking this role where they will assign himself to an individual who survived that and