. - that was back when we would take hickory nuts and momma always ordered the giant california orangessi, you remember the little wooden crates that had the dried raisins in 'em? - oh yeah. - that was our treat. - i'm seeing a pattern here. y'all's childhood memories from 110 years ago were fruits and nuts. that was his favorite thing to eat now, the sweets. - but i'm serious, it was a grand time though. - jep, do you remember when we were kids? my mom did the same thing every year. "no christmas, we're not gonna get any presents." - yeah, hey, he always skipped our house. - yeah, and then every year on christmas day, expectations are low. she got the expectations real low. then you went out there and there it was. - there it is. - so i went in there and told my dad, i was like "there really is a santa claus." he said "no." he said "you're looking at santa claus right here. hard-earned money." - that's right, yeah. - you know, i was [mock wails]. [everyone laughs] i was like "no, the reindeer." and he's like "no, we ate the reindeer." that was my childhood. well now that we're in the c

momma always ordered the giant california oranges. >> you remember the crates that had the dried raisins in them? >> i'm seeing a pattern here. ya'll's childhood memories from 110 years ago were fruits and nuts. >> i'm serious. it was a grand time though. >> do you remember when we were kids? mom did the same thing every year. no christmas, we're not -- no, we're not going to get any presents. >> he always skipped our house. >> every year on christmas day, expectations are low. she got the expectations realize. wept out there. there it was. i told my dad, there really is a santa claus. he said you're looking at santa claus. right here. hard earned money. >> yeah. i was like no, the reindeer. he's like no, we ate the rei reindeer. that was my childhood. now we're in the christmas spirit, i have an idea. my three kids are all in nashville. so here's what i'm going to invite ya'll to do. gather up with the kids, all my kids are there. you bring jessica and your kids. bring sheila. and we'll just have a nashville christmas celebration. we can treasure hunt in the morning. >> i like this plan

so already in california, in orange county, for example, and in other parts of southern california, they are taking wastewater, treating it, and then putting it into an aquifer. that's later then pumped out for recharge. but in terms of these regulations that require -- that would allow for direct introduction into the drinking water system, there are already communities in texas that are doing this. in addition, there is a city in namibia that's been doing this now for 50 years. then singapore is another major city that's been using direct potable for many, many years. so there's a lot of data available. there are a lot of experiences now doing this, and california has really taken a step forward, and it can be a model for other states across the u.s. >> really good information. heather cooley with the pacific institute based in oakland. thank you for your time tonight. happy holidays to you. >> thank you. you too. >> i am interested to try that. >>> let's move on now. researchers think they've solved a savage mystery. they've been trying to figure out why headless bodies of harbor seal

california. independent -- orange county, california.aller: i am sitting in my television talking about money is not going overseas, it is weapons. we have a problem with the military-industrial complex. that is not the reason for my call. i go back 50 years when cesar chavez started a program when they brought farmworkers from mexico to california to work in the fields during the harvest season. this is the problem with immigration and with many other topics in politics today. there are a lot of diversionary topics where people get all fired up separating democrats from republicans and what have you. what happens is if there were no jobs there would be no illegal immigration. they need those people here. the farmers are not paying taxes or paying work for compensation. it is cheaper to bring them here and let them find their own housing. then the farms housed the workers until the growing and harvesting was over. we get a little bit tired of hearing everybody getting angry at america. the truth is the diversionary topics that the politi

california. found on an orange county highway, she will be up for adoption. >> she was found up curled up in theey originally thought she was dead but they found out she was just really scared and really hurt. the veterinarian checked her over and they expect her to make a full recovery. at the mission viejo animal shelter says she will be put up for adoption as she is fully healed. >> she has eight lives left now. >>> spending christmas in the hospital is not fun. so, santa visited children hospital. for some kids, this was their first time meeting santa claus. st. nicholas once kids to know they are not forgotten. coming up next, we hear some of the good things that people are doing to make life in the bay area better. >> we are expecting very pleasant weather. >> picture-perfect. it looks pretty good. 50s and partly cloudy skies. the raiders are taking on the 49ers and rain will return. >> this time of year, any type >> this time of year, any type of weather is perfect. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees.

california high school. >> this is my 24th year teaching social science in orange county, california.e taught government and economics and i am a law academy coordinator. when students learn about the federalist papers, it is because this is our story. this is our origin story. the history of the world does not ben when we start paying attention to it. these things are connected. there are three lines -- through lines between what we are experiencing now and then. what do we know about the federalist papers? it is for the constitution. great. who wrote them? >> james madison, alexander hamilton, and john jay. >> the supreme court indicated courts are supposed to evaluate historical standards in deciding whether or not fire alarms regulation -- firearms regulations are constitutional. we will be at a tremendous loss if we do not know where we came from. understanding the federalist papers understand -- helps us understand what was going on when they wrote the constitution. we have to understand what it is we are trying to achieve so we can continue to become more perfect. the biggest c

. >> host: rich from orange california texts in can you talk a little bit about your research techniquesand how they may have changed over 30 years of writing? you refer to, quote, volumes that i regularly pulled from the shelf is your research still note card? >> guest: thanks for revealing me as the dinosaur that i am. no notecards i'm happy to report. obviously archives on the computer, but i am very old-school in the sense that when i read an article i think i'm going to be going back to and it's printed out and on the margins it usually winds up with something that is going to simmer into the book. i guess the short answer is the computer files when i go into the files with the samuel adams book there would have been a personal file, a family file, a file on the land bank for the boston tea party and some of those are subdivided depending how large the category is and i write on a legal pad with a pencil for the very simple and i'm very superstitious like all writers but i am a fast typist. i typed more quickly than i think and we all go on at a greater length. when you are writing,

this has already been done in california by several of the water systems, orange county is the leader in this educating their public with the indirect reuse, and we're confident we can gain their trust for the direct public use. >> shoutout' to the co county, my hometown. let's put the graphic back up, and this really does explain why you're able to take this so incredibly seriously and make sure the water is clean. california is hoping this will combat climate change, drought, which is such a big problem in this state. how realistic is that? >> yeah, it's going to be awhile before anybody completes projects that actually uses dpr. the facilities are not used yet, and it will be six or seven years of construction or planning to actually get them to come on board, but it will be an important part of the water system's portfolio, you know, it could be 15, 20% of their supply at some point. the criticality we see with doing this is we know our water sources are highly variable as climate change continues, and from a sourced drinking water, waste water is always there. the community is al

california. and 354 miles south of apple headquarters, is the headquarters of this company in orange county, californiadn't be a good look for the u.s. president to pick one company over another. whale headed easier picking an american company over a south korean company. paul: bloomberg's correspondent mark gurman on the apple dispute. apple stocks will be in focus when trade opens in korea and japan very soon. bloomberg intelligence says that apple watch battle as to problems the company is facing internet from greater wealth competition and bans by state agencies on the use of foreign-made phones. keep an eye on nippon steel after cher slip following its $40 billion deal to purchase -- shares slipped following its $40 billion good to purchase u.s. steel, creating the world's second-biggest player. shery: shery: the biggest being in china. look at today to watch the developments. let's look at how markets are setting up in the moment, a mixed picture. asx 200 led higher by the energy sector, of course, oil touching a two-week high. kiwi stocks under pressure as we are seeing nikkei futures holding st

. >> orange, california. >> virginia. >> and youngstown, ohio. >> hi to our friends back in mississippiwelcome back to "today." it is friday morning so glad to have that lovely crowd out there. a long, tracking shot of all the fine folks that dressed up in their holiday wear and their holiday spirit and we get out there and say hi a little bit. >> still have a birthday to celebrate today. >> i know he is watching right now. charlie feldman, my little boy, is turning 7 happy birthday, buddy. never not in eagles gear ms. hoda and i are wearing green for you today. >> i also love you, charlie. >> although, he talked to the cowboys quarterback, so don't be >> so don't be mad at craig. >> we have a cool story to tell you about. i cannot wait to share this one. we helped deliver an epic holiday surprise to a group of deserving young students these kids are so extraordinary. they have sweat shirts on that say "be the change." they give all year long, and we got a chance to give them a mad at craig. for next week on "today". >>> millions of americans might fall behind on their holiday chores th

that was an issue in orange county, california. my d.a. brought it up to our attention. we brought it up to the fed's attention and changed the visa program -- visa waiver program. we hope this helps with the end result problem. i cannot help but think sometimes we are chasing our own data and we are always a little bit too late. and soap sharing information almost on a real-time basis i think is key to figuring out the patterns, the trends, and what is emerging. from the chili situation, it was romanians who had a problem with this. a lot of groups. but looking at the retail versus the shoplifting varsity organized crimes, you have got crypto. a lot of interesting things working here. but we really want to protect our communities from those losses and protect the retailers as well. we went to figure out the big pictures to figure out solutions. one of our law enforcement officers are down. that is a big issue and we have to figure out our solutions to at. you know, the smash and grab, organized crime, retail theft. it is hard to figure out which is which. but if you do

public schools are named after thomas paine including in illinois, orange county, california, new jerseya couple plays have been written about thomas paine. president obama quoted him in 2015. asylum for the persecutors of liberty. the no labels movement is using common sense majority as its motto and several agar fees about thomas paine have been written including by the late christopher hitchens and harlow younger. that is more about thomas paine 's legacy. back to your calls. andrew, please go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. what privilege and pleasure to speak to you two gentlemen. paine and john adams a struggle over his work. he also wrote things which were somewhat critical of george washington and his leadership. it brings me to the question, he died also with relatively little money and nobody at his funeral. was he as a person disliked during this time? he may have written great work, but how is he perceived by the people? peter: thank you, appreciate it. prof. bell: excellent question, like all these so far. you might say as a sweeping generalization, working peop

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perez mentioned chilean gan gs, that popped up in my county, orange county, california. we brought it up to the fed's attention, we changed the visa waiver program, we hope that helps to begin to solve the problem. i cannot help but think sometimes we are chasing our own tail and we are late to the party. sharing information almost on a real-time basis is key to figuring out the trends, what is emerging. from the chile situation, we found that romanians are also involved. a lot of groups. looking at retail versus shoplifting versus organized crime, you have crypto, a lot of interesting things working. we clearly want to protect our communities from those losses. we clearly want to protect the retailers, as well. we want to think big picture about how to come up with good solutions. like mr. bishop said, a lot of law-enforcement numbers are down. that is a big issue and we have to figure out some solutions. smash and grab, organized crime, retail theft, it is hard to figure out which is which. if you do not know which is which, it is even harder to come up with a good sol

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you can watch the future cast on this as the brighter colors of orange make it to the coast of the bay and much of northern california tomorrow. in the late morning, a couple things on this, just take a look at the way the coastline has been out lined. a high surf warning, plenty of high surf advisories but warning puts it up higher. we can see 40 foot waves tomorrow. that is dangerous. that is life-threatening for somebody on the beach and not paying attention. this is the kind of stuff that can drag people out. there is one other item to this tomorrow. even though it goes until tomorrow morning, it will be late in the morning tomorrow, i can show you why we would say that. this is going to go with high tide. so, the line shows you the high tides and there are times down here on the bottom the only thing that matters is that one right here. see how that says 11:30 tomorrow, that is when you see the high tide. that is the same time that we are going to be getting the swell of those higher waves as that approaches the coastline. be careful if you are going to be anywhere near the beach on any northern california coast

alcanzar entre 8 a 12 pies de altura en las playas del sur de california hasta el día sábado desde el condado de ventura hasta el de orangeadar en los angeles. >> louis tretton noticiero telemundo 48. >> mire ahora las áreas de east west cliff drive, esto es en santa cruz, son algunas de las que amanecieron inundadas también debido a este fuerte oleaje. esto obligó al cierre del muelle local y aunque con el paso de las horas la situación bajó de intensidad, algunos residentes optaron por proteger sus propiedades con sacos de arena. >> 23:00 de la noche con 21. vamos con marcelo rivera, nuestra autoridad en el tiempo que otras condiciones hay que ponerle atención en las próximas horas? >> gracias fátima. por ahí ya se acerca lluvia adicional. vamos a ver qué está pasando en la imagen de satélite. radar fíjese , ese es el sistema que va a traer lluvias, pero también es el responsable de toda esas condiciones peligrosas en el mar que hemos visto en estos días y que continuará así por las próximas horas. ya mañana viernes vamos a ver cómo se acerca esa segunda ronda de aguaceros, empezando por el norte y traer aguaceros y llu

and it's going to be very costly for voters on the middle and upper how orange and securing californians for the law. the california public utilities commission has until summer 2024 to hammer out details and determine how exactly the new billing system will work. >> but before then, a troll bogan her senate republican colleagues sent the governor this letter urging him to either repeal the law entirely or make changes to it. some democrats sharing a similar message in an op-ed senator josh becker, an assembly member mark berman wrote, quote, this proposed change is at risk of being poorly implemented with long-lasting affordability in climate impacts. ciobo copes the latest messaging about the law from both sides of the aisle could lead to change. maybe it will want. >> it will put that sure enough pressure to actually use s there are moving forward with this particular based and we reached out to governor newsom's office for his take on all this but did not hear back as of news time. >> reporting at the state capitol, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, many cannot afford an electric car, but as taxpayers, doesn

and it's going to be very costly for those on the middle and upper how orange and securing californians for the law, the california public utilities commission has until summer 2024 to hammer out details and determine how exactly the new billing system will work. >> but before then, a troll bogan. her senate republican colleagues sent the governor this letter urging him to either repeal the law entirely or make changes to it. some democrats sharing a similar message in an op-ed senator josh becker, an assembly member mark berman wrote, quote, this proposed change is at risk of being poorly implemented with long-lasting affordability in climate impacts. ciobo copes the latest messaging about the law from both sides of the aisle could lead to change. maybe it will want. >> it will put that sure enough pressure to actually use s there are moving forward with this particular place. and we reached out to governor newsom's office for his take on all this but did not hear back as of news time. >> reporting at the state capitol, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, many cannot afford electric car, but as taxpayers doesn't

and it's going to be very costly for those on the middle and upper how orange and securing californians for the law. the californialic utilities commission has until summer 2024 to hammer out details and determine how exactly the new billing system will work. >> but before then, a troll bogan. her senate republican colleagues sent the governor this letter urging him to either repeal the law entirely or make changes to it. some democrats sharing a similar message in an op-ed senator josh becker, an assembly member mark berman wrote, quote, this proposed change is at risk of being poorly implemented with long-lasting affordability in climate impacts. ciobo copes the latest messaging about the law from both sides of the aisle could lead to change. maybe it will on. >> it will that sure pressure actually use s we're we're moving forward with this particular based and we reached out to governor newsom's office for his take on all this but did not hear back as of news time. >> reporting at the state capitol, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, a lot of people cannot afford an electric car, but as taxpayers, it doesn't

and it's going to be very costly for those on the middle and upper how orange and securing californians for the law, the california public utilities commission has until summer 2024 to hammer out details and determine how exactly the new billing system will work. >> but before then, a troll bogan her senate republican colleagues sent the governor this letter urging him to either repeal the law entirely or make changes to it. some democrats sharing a similar message in an op-ed senator josh becker, an assembly member mark berman wrote, quote, this proposed change is at risk of being poorly implemented with long-lasting affordability in climate impacts. ciobo copes the latest messaging about the law from both sides of the aisle could lead to change. maybe it will want. >> it will put that sure pressure to actually use s we're we're moving forward with this particular and race and we reached out to governor news. >> well, many cannot afford an electric car, but as taxpayers, it doesn't mean you are already paying for it. so a new report says over the next decade, americans will pay almost $50,000 and mostly hidden su

california powerball player. a ticket worth more than $2 million was sold in orange county.he next drawing is wednesday with winnings totalling $685 million. that would be a good christmas present. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report, we'll be right back. ♪ hi, i'll have the avocado toast... minus the avocado. so, toast? yeah. everything is so expensive these days. hey, chevy gets it. that's why they're keeping prices down to earth. like on the most affordable ev in america. ♪ a super strong and capable chevy truck. ♪ and a high-tech chevy suv. ♪ why is chevy making affordable vehicles, connected by onstar? so together we can do more. >> bret: fox weather alert now. strong winter storm disrupting travel plans across the great plains. snow and freezing rain creating dangerous conditions for wa drivers. one woman was is killed in a c along a snowy kansas highway. roads across north dakota colorado and kansas were closed over safety concerns. flight delays and cancellations also impacting air travel at denver's international airport >> law enforce

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california. >> yeah. so what is it? the giving machine is a vending machine. this one is at a mall in orange county.buying, people can select what they would like donated to families, including food, toys for children and medical supplies. the items range in cost from 7 to $150, with the simple act of purchasing groceries for a family here at the giving machine, it makes an incredible impact for that family to feel like they're able to provide for their kids. >> there's been giving machines in new york, the philippines, new zealand and las vegas are the one in orange county will be open until sunday. that is a great idea. >> it is. >> i like it. we need one here. >> yeah. good way to help out. all right, let's help on our weather. find out if we need to wear a jacket tomorrow or if it's going to be warmer. right >> if sandy's got a lot going on. they're talking about mentioned the little earthquake up in northern california. a little while ago and now some. we've got some rain coming in. >> yeah. and first, the fog, which is a big concern for tomorrow morning. dan and let's take a look at some live

federal judge is blocking a new california law that would have prohibited people from carrying a gun in most public places. the ruling issued earlier today in an orange county courtroom says the law, which was to go into effect on january. first, quote, violates the second amendment deprives people of their ability to defend themselves and their loved ones. the law banned carrying concealed guns and 26 places including public parks, playgrounds, churches and banks. businesses would still be able to allow guns if they had posted a sign indicating guns could be carried there. this is being called a temporary block to this band. so it could still be enacted after further legal review. governor gavin newsom has responded saying, quote, california will keep fighting to defend our laws and to enshrine a right to safety in the constitution. the lives of our kids depend on it. >> vallejo police are starting a dialogue about a recent incident that led to a police officer shooting a man. it happened on november. 20th. the man survived a town hall about the incident took place tonight. kron four's amanda hari has reaction from the community. we all know that ha

federal judge is blocking a new california law that would have prohibited people from carrying a gun in most public places. >> the ruling issued just moments ago in an orange county courtroom says the law, which was to go into effect on january. first, quote, violates the second amendment deprives people of their ability to defend themselves and their loved ones. the law banned carrying concealed guns in 26 places including public parks, playgrounds, churches and banks. businesses would still be would still be able to allow guns if they post a sign indicating that guns can be carried there. this is being called a temporary block to the band. so it could still be enacted. the ban could be after further legal review. so stay tuned. 2 people have been arrested after sunnyvale. police say they seized more than $1100 in stolen merchandise during a traffic stop. take a look. the stop happened near wolf road and fremont avenue in sunnyvale yesterday afternoon. police say they found about $1000 in stolen clothing from nearby stores, about $100 in stolen tools from lowe's, several phones tablets, high-end jewelry, mailed checks, stolen keys, even a postal service m

california. >> yeah. so what is it? the giving machine is a vending machine. this one is at a mall in orange county. of buying, people can select what they would like donated to families, including food, toys for children and medical supplies. the items range in cost from 7 to $150, with the simple act of purchasing groceries for a family here at the giving machine, it makes an incredible impact for that family to feel like they're able to provide for their kids. >> there's been giving machines in new york, the philippines, new zealand and las vegas are the one in orange county will be open until sunday. that is a great idea. >> it is. >> i like it. we need one here. >> yeah. good way to help out. all right, let's help on our weather. find out if we need to wear a jacket tomorrow or if it's going to be warmer. right >> if sandy's got a lot going on. they're talking about mentioned the little earthquake up in northern california. a little while ago and now some. we've got some rain coming in. >> yeah. and first, the fog, which is a big concern for tomorrow morning. dan and let's take a look at some l

the fentanyl crisis is taking over my state and especially in southern california that is so close to the orange county riverside county that i represent. i just want you to give -- take this into consideration. one and five youth deaths is related to fentanyl and the fiscal year 2022, nearly two thirds of fentanyl that came across the southern border came through the ports of san diego, imperial counties, fentanyl and other synthetic opioids are flooding through our southern border and have killed more than 100,000 americans per year since 2021. i want to talk about germans to my stay in san francisco and they talked about fentanyl precursor and they talked about maybe forming or establishing some sort of a working group, but as we know, the devil is in the details. so, i have still yet to see what is in that detail? what is that working group is going to do? what you think this administration should be doing to stop the precursor from leaving china and ultimately entering the united states to kill americans? i want to address this to mr. wolf. >> i think the current discussions between preside

california. we're seeing lower-elevation rain. the brighter colors -- the reds, oranges, yellows -- that's the heaviest rainfall. we could see some flashflooding through the next couple days. winter weather alerts, we have advisories with the white, winter storm watches in the blue, and winter storm warnings, over 12 feet of snow in some spots. good news for the skiers but not if you're out and about on this saturday and for christmas eve and christmas day. in the southern plains, could see 1, 2, 3, even 4 inches of rain. that moves to the east for the next 12 days. christmas eve, the gulf coast states and christmas day into the southeast. we'll talk more about that and talk about christmas day and christmas eve in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> former president trump is facing a lot of legal storm clouds these days. that includes a federal indictment charging him with trying to overturn the 2020 election. the special counsel in the case wanted the supreme court to jump in and resolve a question about potential immunity, but the high court on friday turned

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california airports doing just fine. if you are traveling later on this morning from burbank to orange county to lax, we have no delays on. just be aware of that. okay here's a look at the headlines this morning. we have areas of dense fog. that advisory will linger until 11 a.m. that means that fog is going to take its time lifting. we won't break out sunshine until after 11 a.m. this morning, but the afternoon is going to be very nice. sunny skies later today. mild temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s and then later this week, especially friday and saturday, we are warming up. we have a chance for some records by saturday. some of us may be flirting with 70 degree warmth. today, though, it's all about that dense morning fog lifting after 11 a.m. for sunny skies. those temperatures going into the upper 50s and low 60s along the coast, low and mid 60s around the bay shoreline. so we are a few degrees above average for this time of year. tonight, the fog does not look to be as widespread. we'll watch the south bay where we could see some patchy fog developing. but for the most part it's mainly clear night and temp

issues you brought up, it's the states in yellow and bright orange on this map where gas prices are over four dollars a gallon. so mostly in californiathe west coast. a darker purple on this map is states where gas is in the low two dollars range. the darkest purple there was was under $2.17. gas buddy.com is a a place too to to see that gas price map. it changes daily as gas prices changee throughout the country. this is monty, last call in the segment out of phoenix, arizona. independent. go ahead. >> caller: well, they are still working on hunter biden to see if they can get some information on president biden. so this is just a fishing expedition. and to me it's all about revenge. it's what they're trying to do now. data really have anything to go on but they the figure if h long enough a can find something. so if they really have something then by all means proceed, but you don't really have anything then get your act together, if you're investigating hunter biden and then see if you need to go after president biden. so the sole thing is just about revenge and its ridiculous. >> host: that's monty, phoenix, arizona, lascaux in t

the california resident saying there was about 20 minutes where i thought the ship might capsize. it hit home when they started handing out orangeveryone. the ms mob was sailing through the north sea about 200 miles off the british coast and rocked bay rogue wave. luckily once the waves calmed down, rescue boats arrived and brought all those aboard to safety. that would be terrifying. los angeles police say charlie sheen was attacked at his malibu home. officers say the suspect grabbed sheen's neck and ripped his shirt. she's facing several charges including assault with a deadly weapon. kim kardashian is showing off reusable white christmas wrapping. she posted the video on instagram showing off her home's winter wonderland theme. she says everything is wrapped in her brand skims cotton jersey and she wrote, it looks so pretty with my tree. those are your headlines. so she wrapped her presents in cotton. i'm into it. nicole: why don't we do something for the kids and not just optistic and esthetics. griff: social media. she put it on instagram. that's where it's all about. nicole: my kids love the tearing open of the presents a

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the graph on the upper left shows san francisco in the orange doted line, with the higher gonorrhea rate in five years compared to california and u.s. as well as compared to los angeles and new york city. this trend is also true for chlamydia and syphilis. for primary and secondary syphilis rates in the left set of bars and early syphilis rates in the right set of bars, san francisco has the ryest rates compared to l.a., new york see and u.s. next slide. increased syphilis among females con general till remain an area of concern. national increases among pregnant women and congenital syphilis since 2015 . the light on the right since 2013. next slide. we've seen increases in san francisco and reported female syphilis since 2014. given the goal of preventing congenital syphilis, we monitor persons who can become pregnant. gender who's were female or trans male. data for 2023 are through the third quarter. in 202 2, there were 186 syphilis cases 18 whom were pregnant. of the 18 pregnant cases six experienced homelessness, one reported meth use and one reported heroin use. the left, represent syphilis cases. bit end of 2023 th

oranges on your calendar start to collide. >> you're right. you're right. on the other side of the aisle, hunter biden obviously charged in california this time on a series of charges. and his attorney abbe lowell who is rather famous here in washington as a very pugnacious defender in politically charged cases, he represented a whole host of high profile political people, it is very much saying that this is political. like we're only getting charged with this because the last name is biden, that is what he said. how does the white house -- how will they view that strategy especially when they are trying to run a campaign basically saying the legal system is credible in its charges on -- against donald trump. >> i think it sets up this false imagery where trump saying this is rigged, it is a witch hunt, and you have hunter biden not running for re-election or president and doesn't speak for his father saying the system is rigged against me, this is a r witch hunt. and you don't have president biden saying that. but it does again sort of politically or, you know, maybe to the american public, both sides saying this is rigged against me, it is a witch hunt. a