louis medical school and completed his psychiatry residency at the university of california san diego. he was currently chief of cognitive disorders clinic at the va medical center in san diego as well as the medical director of the inpatient unit. doctor lehman is also heavily involved in education at the university of california san diego medical school and the residency training program and he is the recipient of teaching awards in both departments. in addition, he is the associate director for the third year medical student psychiatry clerkship and the coordinator of the fourth-year medical student psychiatry internships. so, please let's give a very warm welcome to andrew with david lehman. [applause] >> thank you very much for that introduction. it's a pleasure to be here. i hadn't realized that warwick's is quite that ancient. that's quite a remarkable accomplishment and i am so pleased that we have a bookstore with this quality in our iecommunity. there are a few places these days lehman sad to say. so, i am very pleased to be with you tonight. the book that i've just complete

louis medical school and completed his psychiatry residency at university of california san diego. he is chief of cognitive disorders clinic at the v.a. medical center in san diego and medical director of the inpatient unit. he is heavily involved in education at the university of california san diego ethical school and the residency training program. in addition, he is the associate director for the third year -- clerkship and the court nadir of the fourth-year medical student psychiatry sub internship. please give a very warm welcome to andrew scull with david lehman. dr. lehman: i did not realize warwick's was that ancient and i am very pleased. we are grateful to have the advantage of a place like this. i am pleased to be with you tonight. the book that i just completed i first envisioned in the early 1980's. it would have been a different book had i published it back then. i had spent my early part of my career looking at the emergence of psychiatry and the rise of the asylum in victorian england. before i publish that book, because i was tired of it, my doctoral thesis, but i

san francisco, california. la siguiente ciudad es si a tu en el estado de washington. san josÉ es otra de las urbes mÁs accesibles. y por Último otra ciudad de california . san diego.fÉlix: en mÉxico los llamados narco bloqueos han aumentadocomo una respuesta de que me realizado ante la captura de alguno de sus lÍderes. los delincuentes buscan causar temor entre la poblaciÓn y demostrar su poder. ante esto la gente debe recordarse en sus casas y atender las indicaciones de las autoridades. sandra delicia de mÉxico tiene mÁs detalles. sandra: incendia tiendas, gasolineras, camiones de transporte pÚblico, despojar a dueÑo de sus autos,se ha convertido en la prÁctica constante de crimen organizado. >> los narco bloqueos son una reacciÓnpara evitar que ingresen mÁs refuerzos federales y estatales en un operativo de captura o en una operaciÓn de incremento de seguridad. >> la intenciÓn de distraer la atenciÓn ydispersar la vigilancia. y es que la policÍa se moviliza a lugares del incidentey los delincuentes aprovechan para llevar a cabo sus actividades con mayor libertad. principalmente narcotraficantes utilizan este modus operandi para exigir la liberaciÓn de sus lÍder

danai: la investigaciÓn por parte de la universidad de california san diego publicÓ que una sola sesiÓnma habitual es lo que pudiera presentar mayor riesgo, segÚn el estudio. >> eso es o una vez al mes, cada 15 dÍas y son 60 segundos, no hay demasiado tiempo para que la mÁquina haga el daÑo. danai: quienes se dedican a este oficio aseguran que la popularidad de los secadores con luz ultravioleta no disminuirÁ. el estudio no se basÓ en personas reales, sino en cÉlulas derivadas de humanos y ratones, por lo que los investigadores dicen que necesitan continuar llegando para llegar a conclusiones definitivas. maity: al regresar: despidan a un alto jefe de la dea en mÉxico por mantener vÍnculos inadecuados. fÉlix: y la organizaciÓn human right emite su informe en el salvador. conoce a la futura mamá, a la mamá primeriza y a la mamá experta. ¡felicidades! esta mamá está ahorrando para su minivan nueva. ...ya te acostumbrarás. esta mamá está depositando con esta herramienta... cha ching. y esta mamá, bueno, ella está haciendo una cita aquí... ...para que su hijo abra su cuenta acá y empiece su

we had 16 canneries in southern california from los angeles to san diego and were 40,000 people in the tuna industry alone in san diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're bringing in less seafood, even though the demand is going up and up, so we have this opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we're still in very close proximity to the market, so the product when it's brought in is harvested and on the dock within a couple of hours

researchers at the university of california san diego tested nail polish drying machines commonly found in salons. they exposed different types of cells to the radiation emitted, and found chronic use can lead to cell death and cancer-causing mutations in human cells. >> this is very concerning because at this level, we know the radiation is affecting the deep layers of our skin. >> reporter: cells mutated even after just one 20-minute session. they also looked at the mutation from the cell models and matched them to the data of cancer patients. >> we saw these experiments match and resemble the factor of cancers. >> reporter: while more is needed to study the risk, it's recommended to limit exposure to the devices. >> make sure to use gloves or sunscreen on the hands before going in the machine. >> reporter: because the reward may not be worth the risk. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> an unwanted guest was caught trying to enter a home like santa claus. >> i saw chaos, drama, and a man stuck in a chimney. >> the family dog started barking and they heard a voice inside the chimney asking f

>> they are san jose, california, san diego, austin, texas, phoenix, arizona, goldman says they will%, that would be comparable to the 2,008 crash where prices nationally fell 27% so this isn't that scary to me because it is localized, the pandemic boot hounds will see a bust, nationally not too bad, goldman's forecasting home prices to decline 6%, mortgage rate's new numbers, 6. 2%, goldman says they are going 6.5%. stuart: they shot up during the pandemic so the air is coming out of the bubble. they did predict miami had prices that go up a bit this year. by the way the yield on the 10 year treasury, 343, that suggests maybe mortgage rate comes down on the bit. consumers are cutting back purchases of high-priced items everyday items, that's what we hear from a new report but what are they buying instead. >> luxury, sort of makes sense. i loved the opening paragraph of the wall street journal, shopping for staples at the dollar store, i do this, at staples and toilet paper cheap, so you can splurge on the nice things. and and over the past year plus. stuart: does everybody else? lau

introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st century china center at the university of california, san diego. we're here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. china derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of what's going on in china today and what's going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a government official who made policy about china as deputy assistant secretary of at the state department. i can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. we were both passengers on the government plane to china. i was a lawyer in the back of the plane. she was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. when we landed in beijing. she has written over at a particularly important moment and the book is on the money. it lays out the story of the political and economic circumstances in china that enabled jinping to him the most, make himself most powerful leader since eyes at dawn. over the next

deepak chopra from the university of california san diego.chopra foundation. it is always lovey and wonderful to talk to you and so insightful. on an individual level, i wonder where we begin to kind of hold happening in our country, because i think there is this collective grief that we've been going through for years now and this is incident after incident after incident. how do we hold that? >> so jessica, what we're looking at is the pathology of what was trauma and collective trauma. so what we call anger is the memory of trauma. hostilities, the desire to get even. and then that leads to fear, anxiety, which is the anticipation of trauma again. some people blame them selves ad they blame others and the loss of all of what i've said is depression. right now we're seeing collective trauma for recycling of the trauma in social media and distractions and also have the collective fear right now of an impending recession, inflation, loss of jobs, and what is happening in ukraine, we see this all of the time and we get traumatized. and so, one

of welcome to bc building here at qualcomm's headquarters in san diego, california.are the very first business america, very first television network ever to be invited inside. this actually used to be a 7-up bottling plant, but this today is the future of qualcomm. if five years ago, as recently as five years ago, you would not see cars in here, particularly cars with that a thing on top. by now you probably know that this is what helps assisted driving and maybe even one day i autonomous driving. that is what qualcomm wants to own. but how are they going to do it? they are going to do it launching off what's called the digital chassis. that is this thing in my hand. this is the chip that will help these cars do everything from infotainment, cockpit, engine, safety systems and so much more. yes, assisted driving, all of the technology right here on this chip. how will the new foray into the future affect the company, qualcomm, which has over the years been the biggest supplier of handset chips for smartphones at the very time that there's a deterioration in that bus

out four cities goldman sachs extending out a note identifying phoenix, arizona san jose california autin texas, san diegoprices are about to plunge bank predicting 25% price decline overall for four cities, the only market they say that is going to escape the can karen airnl goldman sachs predicting national average 6% drop in prices this year. so, if you are -- i said before, interest rates are higher when price go down 40 or 50 grand. maria: if you don't have the dollars to get that mortgage with aa year ago maybe a price is still, not in your neighborhood yet i don't know. >> pool funds a nice place in zaun i volunteer summer. >> cover wednesday night. >> 9 pm. >> go a tv right there. cheryl: thank you. maria: u.s. and europe's economy a divergence u.s. businesses contraction in business in january signaling he slowdown in o moment europe apparently starting to stabilize first read u.s. fourth quarter gdp out tomorrow morning economists expecting it grew by 2.6 prd analyzed last quarter author of taxes have consequences art laffer is here great to see you -- >> s you are having away too much fun on th

san diego. after nearly three weeks of sailing, the amadea finally arrived in the port of san diego, california. approaching 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 oligar

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san jose, california. followed by san diego one of the best places to live in the country, austin, texas, the biggest increase in austin, texas. long with matthew mcconaughey's mls team is the homeless. phoenix, arizona, warm they are going to be having the super bowl. >> steve: goldman sachs is making this prediction because of skyrocketing interest rates and also declining house prices. and those four cities that we just told you about, goldman sachs is saying that home values will approach 2,008 levels where things go down 25%. extraordinarily. the only places if there is a silver lining here in the northeast down in the southeast, new york city going to go down a little bit. baltimore and miami will actually go up. and anybody who bought a house in the last year or so as i look at you, you know, you look at the interest rate. you look at how much you paid. people who bought during the pandemic paid at the tippy top of the prices and now, with things going south, you know, people feel good they got a house but then again at

the counter clockwise circulation is definitely bringing those showers into southern california, particularly san diegot a little bit of snow in london there, mountains as well. but again, we're looking pretty good and that will be the stories you go through the night. but we're going to have cold temperatures because of those clear skies and that colder air that came in behind that system as it moved through this weekend. so we could be at or even below that freezing mark up in the north bay over in the east bay, even around the bay itself, we could see some of those 30's. so just be prepared tonight. we do have that frost advisory in the areas in light blue that would be around the bay. and then as you head inland, we do have the freeze warning. and that goes for midnight tonight until 09:00am. and that's where that kind of dangerous cold is going to be. so just be ready for it. we've got another night or 2 of that. then we should see things get better tomorrow. temperatures a little bit warmer. we should see a few spots pop into the 60's. we're going to gradually start to see that warm up and then w

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on the independent line in san diego, california. good morning. caller: good morning. someone asked the question what did the constituents elected people for. what they for paul gosar, marjorie taylor tkpwrao*efpb, and other republicans to go to the white nationalist rally in orlando and take the mic after nick fuentes praised hitler and putin? i am so glad i'm not a republican anymore. i'm marine. the republican party is the largest white supremacy organization there is. steven scalise everybody is pumping up. he admitted to speaking at the european american unity and rights organization, an extremist group founded by david duke. breitbart reported that steve scalise said i'm david duke without the bag. even a right wing group said that about steve scalise. he was allowed to speak at the pro-life rally. what does that mean? that guest invited charles johnson, a known holocaust denier, to trump's state of the union address, and he lied and said he didn't know anything about him. he was seen again with him in california.

and now is undergoing rehabilitation in san diego, california, where he is learning to walk again with a modern prosthesis. ivan has adapted to the metal leg so much that he has even started surfing despite the horrors he experienced, the teenager does not lose faith in life and other people, khrystyna shevchenko talked to him today, a 16-year-old ukrainian teenager ivan from a small village in the sumy oblast learns to catch waves in the pacific ocean on a beach in the city of san diego, draws portraits of californian teenagers of his friends and cooks pancakes, although he does all these things in a new way for my position i was very cold, i didn't feel anything, it felt like it was throbbing, but i didn't feel such a struggle 16-year-old ivan chaban had to amputate part of his leg after an encounter with a russian tank in the sumy region, chapishche village sumy oblast, where ivan lived, was under russian occupation since february. on march 27, a large family of shepherds ran out of food . mother and stepfather walked straight through the forest and passed russian roadblocks without

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san diego has become the first major city in california to sunset. it's covid emergency declaration. the move aligns with california's decision to lift a statewide order next month in san diego city council also voted to drop a city employee vaccine mandate at the end of next month. the city says 91% of city employees have complied with the requirement. new at 11 tonight. california state park officials are warning that a road in humboldt redwoods state park is at risk for a potential landslide released these new photos of the damage to my toll road. the road, which crosses the state park has been closed now since january. 17th shifting soils have led to even more buckling of the road surface. there is no current. yes estimate yet when that roadway will reopen. they got a lot of rain up there, and we did see a lot of shifting soils around here as well. not so the next the last few days and not so the next few days, we've had some drying time. we will see some shower potential here on sunday and the monday but it looks like a quarter of an inch at best

been able to find different food sources like salmon, something they can't get off the san diego or baja, californiamention, the dolphins are here to stay. but the marine mammal center actually needs your help with their research. they're asking the public to take pictures of those dolphins if you see them and send it to their database even if you snap a picture of their dorsal fin, they may be able to match it to something in their catalog. we have the link on your screen and you can find it online at nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> thanks, kari. >>> new for you this morning, this is vallejo restaurant week, and dozens of eateries are participating in those special prices. >> from a meal for about $30, there are a lot of great deals. the ceo says whatever you're craving, vallejo has it. >> a wide range of foods, sushi, barbecue, formal dining or formal three-course meals, great italian food and filipino food. it's the diversity that really, i think, attracts folks here to our great city. >> should have done that interview after breakfast. it continues through next tuesday, january 31st. you can che

with you know the fact that what we just do not have the density in san diego county to support this. stuart: what is it with californianother the bullet train or whatever now this in san diego and what is it about this that comes up with these think these crazy ideas. guest: one of which is the climate change is the new religion and it is driving everything yes and yes we all want clean water and clean air, but instead of embracing the technologies of yesterday with buses and trains, technology will change over into the next 30 years you know, five or ten times and i think if we make with people who are already driving, make a safer and make it cleaner and make it more efficient, with new engines and asians coming up and i think there is a lot more potential technology to clean up the climate and things like that as opposed to trying to put people into buses and trains. stuart: i keep waiting for the political revolt but nothing yet, jim desmond, thank you for being with us this morning. we now know how the feel murphy spent some of the states covid-19 really funds and lauren was he going a lot of stuff. lauren: yes a

and that goes from northern california all the way down to san diego. this extends into the upcoming week. how much rain are we talking about? 1 to 2 inches of rain may not seem like a lot but on top of everything we have seen already this is going to cause more problems. there are some spots that have picked up more rain in the first 14 days of january than all of last year. not to mention the snow. of course ski resorts popular for the holiday weekend, traveling to and from will be very difficult. and looking ahead to next weekend, a much drier pattern takes over. that's great news. >> thank you. >>> there is some relief for americans whose budgets have been pummelled by soaring costs. inflation is slowing down to an annual rate of 6.5%, driven largely by a steep drop in gas prices. but some supermarket staples are not cheaper by the dozens. cbs's michael george has the details. >> reporter: what was once a cheap breakfast staple in almost every kitchen has somehow become a luxury item. >> it's like $8 a dozen for a ju jumbo egg, which is ridiculous.

norah, as we go through the weekend and early next week, more rain in southern california, expecting flooding from l.a. to san diego. >> o'donnell: mike, thank you. there is more good news tonight about demar hamlin's remarkable recovery after that blow to the theuffalols say hamlin ismondaog now breathing on his own and talking after collapsing on the field from cardiac arrest. head coach sean mcdermott says hamlin was able to facetime with teammates from his hospital room in cincinnati. >> he made the heart symbol probably more than anything, and he gave them a thumbs-up. some were in the midst of that, and it was a little bit hard to hear, but he, as you can imagine, he said-- he said, "i love you, boys." >> o'donnell: the buffalo bills will honor him on sunday wearing number 3 patches on their uniforms. there will also be tributes across the league including warm-up shirts, teams including the patriots have highlighted in blue the number 3 on their field. back here in washington, president biden marked two years since the january 6 attack with an emotional ceremony at the white house. the president awarded the

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nancy -- she is a senior adult protective services specialist for the sandy hook county in san diego, california. she has dedicated her career to advocating for all adults. she is safeguarding their finances and ensuring their safety. in 2021, she received the chief investigators award from the san diego district attorney bureau of investigations. that is for her efforts and recovering $75,000 for a senior and her community. our third witness is in pennsylvanian born and raised in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. formerly a school bus driver and health care worker, miss castigan is now retired. she has two daughters, three grandchildren, and to a grandchildren. she will share her experience today with a scammer. they impersonate her bank. these are the steps that you took to respond of the scam. we are grateful that you are with us. i will then turn to the ranking member to introduce our fourth and final witness. >> thank you. it is my pleasure to introduce a fellow south carolinian. it is my pleasure to talk about -- she resided here for the last 32 years. she was a retired nurse holding a masters in

she's a senior adult protective specialist for san diego county in california. she's dedicated her career for advocating for older adult, safeguarding their finances and ensuring their safety. in 2021, she received the chief investigators commendation award from the san diego district attorney's bureau of investigations for her efforts in recovering $75,000 for a senior in her community. our third witness is a pennsylvanian, aurelia costegan, born and raised in allegheny county. formerly a school bus driver and health care worker, she's now retired. she has two daughters. three grandchildren. and two great grandchildren. she will share her experience today with a scammer who impersonated her bank and the steps she took to respond to the scam. we're grateful you're with us. and now i'll turn to ranking member scott to introduce our fourth and final witness. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. it's my pleasure to introduce a fellow south carolinian. she resides in seneca, south carolina, for the last 32 years. she's a retired nurse holding a masters in nursing and

for the san diego county, for san diego county in california. she is dedicated her career to advocating for older adults. safeguarding their finances. and ensuring their safety. in 2021, she received the chief investigators commendation award from the san diego district attorneys bureau of investigations. for her efforts and recovering $75,000 for seniors in her community. our third witness is a pennsylvanian. aurelia costigan. born and raised in pittsburgh pennsylvania which isn't allegany county. formerly a school bus driver and health care worker, miss costa ghana is now retired. she is has two daughters. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. she will share her experience today with a scammer who impersonated her bank and the step she took to respond to the scam. a really, our great for your here with us. now on to ranking member scott introduce our fourth and final witness. >> thank you mister chairman. it's a pleasure introduce a fellow south carolinian. mrs. polly fehler. it is my pleasure to talk about mrs. fehler. she resides i

. >> angry moms and others in the southern california town of santee outside san diego held a protest in i over how local ymc handled the case of a naked man identifies as transgender showering with a 17 -year-old girl. ashley strohmeyer is life. >> this protest follows a story that made national headlines last week after a 17 -year-old rebecca phillips spoke out abou an incident at a local san dieg ymca involving a naked man identifying as a female in the women's locker room. his what phillips said to the city council about what she did next. >> i immediately went back in the shower terrified and hid behind the flimsy excludes for curtain until he was gone. i ran into a bathroom stall to change as quickly as i could, organizing my thoughts to share with the people at the front desk. >> as i did so, i could only think of my five -year-old sister who i bring to the gym during the summer to enjoy the waterslides. >> phillips spoke regarding her concerns about the naked man an said that she was ignored by staff because he identifies as woman. >> i was made to feel like i ha done somethin

another day, another storm in california this time reigned for many, including l, a and san diego with heavy snow in the mountains could see feet of it in the passes. the meantime, a couple of storms this week in california will give us 123 inches of rain for some of the big cities, but not the extreme heavy rain. we've seen the last couple of weeks across the lower 48 fo your martin luther king jr day mix could impede your travel in the northeast thunderstorms our nation's midsection and that big storm in california, um accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. coming up a new dress code for state lawmakers who are women, but first two paramedics charged with murder over how they treated a patient. you'll see the video. and the stunning play on sunday night football that had one player reaching for an had one player reaching for an oxygen mask. the hulu and disney+ bundle. lets go. the stories that move us. this is the way. glorious. the shows everyone is talking about. yes chef. when you love, you know you're alive. that's a good line. i wish i was recording. plus... a whole lot more.

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this is law already in about 30 cities in california, including the city of san diego.y banned all gas appliances for new construction in august and now they're looking at $30,000. home retrofit mandates that the want to put in place with the depth line anywhere between 203 had 20 to 33. first they started out saying that gas is going to kill you and that did not fit. gas is going to -- they say it's going to cause asthma and is no study for that either and they've got nothing left. so first the state says get yourself an electric vehicle because we have to stop pollution and then they notice the gas taxes were going down because people bought electric vehicles. now they are coming up with a road taxpayer this is the government quoting just like yo pay your bills just on how much of these utilities you use, a road charge called a mileage -based user fee is the fair and sustainable weight upon road maintenance and preservation an improvements for all californians paid it is so nice to have these people looking ou for us. >> these people are literally the. they have the h

california beach. researchers from uc san diego used pink and i. >> to try and find out how much fresh water is getting into the ocean. the researchers say that the pink is highlighting the particles of the fresh water interacting with the ocean's salty air colder water. they say that this is the first out of 3 pink dies. they plan to do this year. that just seems weird to me. i guess it doesn't affect the animals. the fish, marine life and thought it might be an algae bloom of some kind its scientists at work they find out what they're looking >> that will do it for us tonight about news at 10 after the break. a special edition of the red and gold zone. have a good night. good night. >> the boy strapped on the pads today. things are starting to get real. it was a busy day. we found out charles omenihu. well, in fact, remain with the team and be in line to play this sunday. despite that domestic violence arrest. bosa was also named offensive player of the year by the pro football writers of america. we've got a lot more to get to, including a very colorful guest. thanks for joining us here on the red a

. >> san diego and california, your thoughts, approve or disapprove of the house republican majority so far in the house? >> i disapprove. i believe publicans are flushini our democracy down the toilet. they have no more ethics and george santos, the person lied about everything to get elected is there poster child. i'll never understand why people our country are willing to give up social security and medicare just to own the land. i also believe women shall have the right to control our future just like men do in this country and that's it. >> this is from hub post this morning, the headline, gop may kick representative omar off committees after years of islamic public attacks. house speaker kevin mccarthy out democrats adam schiff, eric and omar from serving on house committees. the threatt which mccarthy repeated this week is retaliation for democrats removing represent of paul of arizona from the committee assignments in 2021 or inflammatory statements including about omar. reasons for omar's committee ban are hazy, refugee from somalia and african.a member of the foreign affair

been able to find different food sources like salmon, something they can't get off of the san diego or baja, california coastline. and they are here to stay. however, the marine mammal center needs our help. they are asking the public to take a picture of these dolphin it is you see them. even if you just snap a quick picture, scientists may be able to match it to something in their catalog. we have a link at nbcbayarea.com. >> that's a fun project. got to go out and photograph dolphins. cynthia, thank you. >>> it's 7:46. much more ahead. coming up, our political analyst is here to talk about recent gun violence plaguing our nation. and whether it uld spark and whether it uld spark cole you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >>> welcome back. now to a follow up on a story with a happy ending. a french bull dog stolen

goldman is predicting in 2023, san jose, san diego, both in california, phoenix, arizona, austin, texasey will see home prices decrease 25%. for context that would be similar to 2008 when the bubble burst and prices across the u.s. dropped 27%. goldman is free checking average decline nationally should be small enough to avoid a sharp increase in for closures. that said the western region could be in trouble. they shared this, quote, overheated housing markets and the southwest pacific coast presenting localized risk for higher delinquencies with mortgages from late 20202 and 2021. what does it mean? if you own a home your market will get cooler especially in those cities. if you're looking to buy, price declines in phoenix or austin could present a opportunity. that could be offset by higher mortgage rates. we're 6.15% for 30 year fix. that is down from% from november. one place that will prove extra difficult, miami. i thought this was really interesting, goldman was predicting a increase of 0.8% in home prices. that will certainly crunch things for homebuyers there. neil, overall hom

marchers were also out sunday in san diego, california it's a celebration of unity, freedom of equality. um it's a celebration of togetherness. you know, i think that's what those are things that dr king embodied. meanwhile sunday in atlanta, president biden celebrated dr king's birthday with a sermon at ebenezer baptist church. the same house of worship where king served as a pastor. we have to choose community over chaos. are we? the people are going to choose love over hate. in boston , the city where dr king first met his wife, members of the king family helped unveil a new statue on friday honoring his work. the bronze sculpture depicting forearms embracing was inspired by a 1964 picture taken of the king's. after learning dr king won the nobel peace prize. kings granddaughter calling on the nation to embrace his teachings and use monday's holiday is a time to give back to others. let's make it a great day of community service a day of brotherhood a day of sisterhood a day of using your platform for good fox news. thank you. now mlk day is a national holiday, meaning government off

passengersrs from m the ununder crater the historic storms washing over san diego literally redefining the state. cracked and crumbled, california's battered coastline is as perhaps as dangerous as it is beautiful some of the state ace most iconic properties are also some of the most vulnerable an enclave to the rich and famous like ellen degeneres is still under city-wide evacuations, as authorities fear the return of deadly mudslides notable cities since the start of the new year are all drenched in rainfall, running well over 100% of average. >> it is right up there with some of the most extensive rainfall we've seen, definitely in the last 80 years >> reporter: from drought to downpours. california's swing from extremes comes as a new report confirms last year's annual precipitation in the u.s. was more than an inch and a half below average. making it one of the driest years on record. but another punch is to the wallet, disaster costs for 2022 easily exceed $165 billion >> climate change is warming the whole planet, that includes the atmosphere and the oceans. what that means for us is that the atmosphere is able to hold more

to find different food sources around here like salmon, something they can't get near san diego and baja, californiamammal science center needs our help with the research. they are asking the public to take pictures of dolphins if you see them and send the photos to the database, and we have a link that you can find at nbcbayarea.com. that does it for this edition of "the fast-forward." "the fast-forward." we will s i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. trelegy for copd. ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd... ...in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler,... ...trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours

s. state of california continues to be pummeled by unusually heavy rain, causing mudslides and flooding cities from san francisco to san diego. on monday, a series of storms killed at least 19 people in san diego area and swept away scores of houses. thousands of people were ordered to evacuate their homes. the british government says it'll block a bill, passed by the scottish parliament, making it easier for people to change their legal gender. scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon's and locking the law, undermines the democratic will of the scottish parliament, and that she would defend the legislation. the bill in question was passed in december. it removes the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria and low as the mid month minimum age from $18.00 to $16.00 for a person to change the gender on their birth certificate. by d w reporter hannah, almost here for more on the story. this is the 1st time ever that westminster has vetoed a scottish law. why are they doing this? why do they say the doing this before we dive right? and i do just want to say for any confused here, thinking our england scotland, britain has

s. state of california continues to be pummeled by unusually heavy rain, causing mudslides and flooding. cities from san francisco to san diego. monday, a series of storms killed at least 1000 people in the san diego area. so not to waste scores of houses, thousands of people were ordered to evacuate their homes. italy's most wanted mafia boss has been arrested after spending 30 years in hiding a taylor messina, dinero was taken into custody in a medical clinic in sicily where he was undergoing treatment for cancer under a false name. he led the sicilian coast industrial mafia and was convicted in absentia for ordering multiple murders, kidnappings, and bombings. a mafia don that into captivity after half a lifetime on the run. my tail, massena dinero was 30 when he went into hiding. now 60, he has since been trial up censure for dozens of murders and faces. multiple life sentences. italy's prime minister georgia maloney flew into palermo to congratulate the police, ella to ralph 40 elderly, fer it is the historic day. it is a day of celebration for decent p hurley 1st. it is a day of celebration for the families of the victi

california has so many. my first thought is san diego and the coastal areas to the south. it makes sense, too. glad we have two of them. >> we have so many parks here, too. >> when i was thinking instagramable spots, i was thinking of the pink wall in l.a. i thought that's what we were going with. >> in the spring in southern california, all of the flower fields that people like to frolic and take photos in. >> that's what they are for? >> that's exactly what they are for. >>> the list of the top 30 pastries in the u.s. and canada. get this, the top five were all here in california. >> nice. >> number five, in fact, cold right here in the bay area. check it out. san francisco's arsacult made the list thanks to the popular croissants. some of you know them for having customers who will wait hours in lines to get their hands on one of the flakey, fluffy pastries. if you have not tried it yet, though, make your way down to one of their two locations here in san francisco. >> i have waited in the line. >> have you? i have never been to the bakery. >> what neighborhood? >> i think inner richmond? t