. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday, a roll of sandbags rescued near those a storm is coming. her home typically floods. it gets really bad. contra. costa county public works. crew of 7 lays down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. in the past. the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags are the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more for people. >> but this is all we can really do well, she says this area will still likely flood regardless, but at least the sandbags will help channel the water into storm drains. this is a mainly to protect that house there from getting. ocean waves running up to he

who are these people, tina fordham?t, tom and i wish i could hear more about gilligan's island and if the professor and marianne were there too and i like the beard. big protests over the weekend. back to period of risk and my outlook this year was called firewalking but work it's have been very much focused on the crises in the banking sector and what it means for fed policy. the reason to take a look at these protests from a financial market standpoint is whether or not there are transmission mechanisms and what is behind them. one thing they are not good at is understanding the root causes and into leakages -- enter leakages -- interlinkages. huge population of the country is protesting and going on national strike today in light of what is called a judicial coup. the proposed reforms amount to the executive branch neutralizing the judiciary as if congress could overtake the supreme court. you have segments of the israeli population coming together. if it was one group, that it would be a flash in the pan. the stayin

. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday, a roll of sandbags resting near those a storm is coming. her home typically floods. it gets really contra. costa county public works. crew of 7 lays down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. >> in the past, the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags are the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more for people. >> but this is all we can really do well, she says this area will still likely flood regardless, but at least the sandbags will help channel the water into storm drains. this mainly to protect that house there from getting? ocean waves running up to her front

. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday, a roll of sandbags rescued near she knows the storm is coming. her home typically floods. gets really contra. costa county public works. crew of 7 lays down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was that's house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. in the past. the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags or the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more for people. >> but this is all we can really get. welch says this area will still likely flood regardless, but at least the sandbags will help channel the water into storm drains. this is a myth mainly to protect that house there from getting. ocean waves running u

. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday, a roll of sandbags rescued near she knows the storm is coming. her home typically floods. it gets really contra. works. crew of 7 down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was that's house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. in the past. the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags are the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more for people. >> but this is all we can really get. welch says this area will still likely flood regardless, but at least the sandbags will help channel the water into storm drains. this mainly to protect that house there from getting? ocean waves running up to front door when the cars g

. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday. sandbags rest near she knows the storm is coming. home. typically floods. it gets really bad. contra. costa county public works. crew of 7 lays down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. >> in the past, the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags are the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more than people. >> but this is all we can really do well, she says this area will still likely flood regardless, but at least the sandbags will help channel the water into storm drains. this is mainly to protect that house there from getting. ocean waves running up to her front

with almost every strong score that passes from san pablo, the intersection of greenwood drive at fordham street floods and the water sometimes seeps into neighbors. homes. the contra costa county public works department stack sandbags in the roadway to minimize the damage. >> driving and shooting through here. a wave runs up towards those people's house that's about all we can do is try to channel some of the water maintenance worker. nicholas welch says they are trying storm drains. problem is those dreams often, in because the drainage creek they lead to is not through the year and needs to be dredged. >> this leads to streets being covered in more than a foot of water. i loaded up 4 tons of sand this morning. >> and all of that sand is packed into up to 600 bags in the back of a truck and that he act on the road to full the bag. >> foreigner to corner and then in half, ok, and the full goes towards the flow of water. >> and then you stack and blues that lives at the intersection and is pleased to see public works kind of the severe weather. honestly am actually appreciate it a lot bec

talk a little bit about your coaching history over at fordham university.at kind of colored your the way you coach now, and you're bringing to the console. working with college players is different, right? we're basing our style off of our communication and what our needs are so a lot of conversations or had at that older age group where in the soul setting it will be more conversations of this is what our needs look like. this is our style of play, and we want to be an entertaining type of style of soccer for the city. so there's passion involved in it. things that stuck out to me about your background is you have to be in hospitality, administration and management. and yet you are here soccer. so why ah, going that direction. you know, major in that. is that something you also love doing? well at first, it was about running restaurants, right? i thought that was going to run the restaurant. i quickly u turned away from that looked at one restaurant. you're like, no, you gotta do something more fun. did three years working for marriott? so i quickly turned

in new york, richard squire, professor at fordham university school of law and an expert on bank bailoutsin london. vicky price, chief economic adviser at the centre for economics and business research. and in berlin, ben aris, founder and editor-in-chief of bne intellinews. a warm welcome to you all and thank you very much for joining us today on in that story returned, let me start with you today. why exactly did silicon valley and signature bank they'll? what are the reasons for these collapses? guest: it's nice to be with you. i think of this as having two main reasons. one is microeconomic, affecting the whole economy and you want to specific to these banks. the macroeconomic factor is that the u.s. federal reserve in the last few years, especially during the covid years, rented a large amount of money to pay for covid rescue and other federal deficit spending. this caused a lot of money to come out into the economy, kind of like a high tide of liquidity coming in. but then there was high inflation, and the federal reserve started to reverse that process, and so, the money started co

professor at fordham university, christina greer, thank you, as always. >>> up next, the tiktok defendersset to reconvene today. the former president and his team work to turn a possible indictment into a political move. that's in the short term. that is not the only criminal charge trump is facing after neh developments relating to the his mar-a-lago estate. that's all ahead on "morning mat joe." we'll be right back.t and tha'. how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. hey, dad. i got an a on my book report. that's cool. and i went for a walk in the woods and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best. -right? i'm great. -you are great. oh, brother. this flea and tick season, trust america's #1 pet pharmacy. chewy. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask

edmund fordham , story is dr. edmund fordham, physicist and engineer. good evening, edwin.ning, neil. can you hear me? i can indeed. i can , indeed. now, as someone who can, indeed. now, as someone who had to survive cancer at what was your feeling when covid arrived on the scene? what was your gut reaction ? well you your gut reaction? well you know, neil, when it first hit, i took most of the stuff that we were being fed in the media at face value, more or less. and i said to myself, hey , i'm said to myself, hey, i'm supposed to be a vulnerable person here. i'm male. i'm the wrong side of 65. or if i'm to survive, to have a major immune system, cancer, what do i do if i actually get thing? and it wasn't very long, however, before i discovered that there was an awful lot that i could do. and you know, looking after my immune health support with vitamins , zinc and so on. and vitamins, zinc and so on. and very quickly, i turned up some of the early work on the hydroxycut raquin and. i said, well, okay, you know there's a whole load of stuff i can do. i don't really need to

richard squire, professor at fordham university school of law and an expert on bank bailouts. in london, vicky price chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research and in berlin bin eris founder and editor in chief of b. any intel a news, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story . richard, let me start with you to date. why exactly that? silicon valley bank and signature bank fail. what are the reasons behind these collapses? sure to be with you. so i think of this as basically having 2 main reasons. one is macroeconomic affecting the whole. ready economy in the specifics of these facts, the macro economic factor. ready is that the u. s. that are reserved in the last few years, especially during the cold years printed a large amount of money to pay for cobit rescue and other federal deficits spending . this cause a large amount of money to come out. ready into the economy, kind of like a high tide of the quality coming in. but then there was high inflation and the federal reserves are drove that process. and s

edmund fordham , story is dr. edmund fordham, physicist and engineer. good evening, edwin.ning, neil. can you hear me? i can indeed. i can , indeed. now, as someone who can, indeed. now, as someone who had to survive cancer at what was your feeling when covid arrived on the scene? what was your gut reaction ? well you your gut reaction? well you know, neil, when it first hit, i took most of the stuff that we were being fed in the media at face value, more or less. and i said to myself, hey , i'm said to myself, hey, i'm supposed to be a vulnerable person here. i'm male. i'm the wrong side of 65. or if i'm to survive, to have a major immune system, cancer, what do i do if i actually get thing? and it wasn't very long, however, before i discovered that there was an awful lot that i could do. and you know, looking after my immune health support with vitamins , zinc and so on. and vitamins, zinc and so on. and very quickly, i turned up some of the early work on the hydroxycut raquin and. i said, well, okay, you know there's a whole load of stuff i can do. i don't really need to

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associate professor of political science at fordham university.atch these pictures that we were watching together and for all of us different emotions, different remembrances and also we bring it back to today and what we're going through. what did you see there from the president and what they were saying? >> richard, i was actually a lot more emotional than i thought i would be. largely because we've come so far in this country, we still have so far to go as far as struggles and fights just for our own humanity to say nothing of what representative sarah was discussing about the economic equality of some of the african americans are still fighting for. the conversation between representative is so powerful and important. part of the full inclusion is also a full economic understanding. and i think seeing president biden in selma, helping him understand the larger context of the struggles that so many afghan american still face because of what's going on on the state level. we are seeing this across not just the south but the country where republ

the intersection of greenwood drive here and fordham street. it just floods. sand water sometimes seeps into people's nearby homes. it's obviously a mess. the contra costa county public works department has been stacking the sandbags as a result that ride minimize the damage. we'd like to do more to people. >> but this is all we can really do mainly to protect that house there from getting. ocean waves running up to her front door when the cars go because the water gets pretty deep. >> people living in dublin can pick up sandbags tomorrow. last minute. yes, but they can do it at the city's corporation yard on scarlet court. city officials are requesting residents and business owners limit the number of sandbags they take to 10 or fewer. we have more sandbag locations, by the way. the east bay is not all of the bay area. really. we have all those sandbag locations on our website. kron 4 dot com and our team coverage continues now with kron four's justin campbell, whose check in with folks getting ready for all that rain. he's in los gatos. a justin. >> yeah. he

crews here yesterday who are working on putting bags down at the intersection of greenwood drive and fordham street in san pablo bay say that intersection floods a lot. they say that strategically placing the sandbags could hopefully divert water away from homes and send them into storm drains instead, although they say that's easier said than done because when the water does get to the storm, grant often times it's backed up because the channel that the water feeds into isn't always maintained. it gets clogged that sand and other debris. and that's a problem. also happening today and overnight shelter is opening up and which will offer some relief from the storm. so anyone who needs to escape the rain can head over to 505, santa clara street. that's actually city hall. so this is on the back side of city hall. the shelter is going to open up at 08:00pm tonight and then again, friday and saturday nights as well where you can stay overnight until 7 the next morning, a limited number of blankets and pillows are available. so if you want one of those are going to be some of the first to arrive,

this is on greenwood drive and fordham street crews say the sandbags will help divert water into storm drains. ideally before the water can get into homes. >> and in san francisco, picking up sandbags today from the city's public works department. each resident was allowed to take home 10 sandbags. the city handed out more than 31,000 of those sandbags during the first 3 weeks of the year and ran out several times because of the relentless rain. city officials say they don't expect that to happen in quite the same way. >> local advocates for nursing home reform say seniors across the state often fall victim to being unnecessarily drugged by their caretaker. explain that it could be for reasons like keeping them quieter because they're short-staffed are cropper. zealous of them own ian is in the newsroom now with a bill aimed at adding safeguards in place to prevent that. >> well, california lawmaker has banded together with an advocate group explaining inappropriate use of drugs just chemicals in the brain are at an all-time high in nursing homes. >> ab 48 would require informed consen

they are enveloping a commercial building in fordham heights. fire started at 10:30 this morning. it's still burning. no word yet on what caused it or if there are injuries or fatalities. fda says operations are still ongoing. quite a scene there, though, to say the least. let's turn if we can to capitol hill. a new report from democrats is casting serious doubt on the credibility of witnesses called by that new committee on the weaponization of the federal government which is chaired by ohio congressman jim jordan. we now know three witnesses billed as, quote, whistleblowers were asked to privately testify by republicans. we want to bring in julie tsirkin. we were learning more about this. there is reaction on the sunday shows. what hat will come out of these much anticipated whistleblower testimonies? what are we hearing now from jim jordan? >> hey, yasmin. we are on the same page or. the so-called whistleblowers that jim jordan said he gleaned a lot of information from, especially as it concerns those pro-life protesters, anti abortion protes

yesterday were specifically working on putting sandbags out at the intersection of greenwood drive and fordham street in san pablo because that intersection, they say floods a lot. they say the strategically placed in that area will help divert the water away. they hope from homes and put it into storm drains instead. but they do say that it is easier said than done because when the water goes into drains, it oftentimes gets backed up because the channel that the water feeds into isn't always maintained. that often gets clogged with sand and other debris. also happening today and overnight shelter is opening up in filet o to offer some relief from the storm to anyone needing to escape. the rain can head over to 505, santa clara street. that's on the backside of the play of city hall. that shelter is going to be open at 08:00pm tonight. and it will be available friday through saturday night and it will close at 7 o'clock. the following morning, a limited number of blankets and pillows will be available. so first come first, serve free transportation to shelter will also be available via seoul.

say they were specifically working on putting bags down at the intersection of greenwood drive and fordham street and san pablo. they say that intersection floods a lot. they also add that strategically placing sandbags there in a way that would divert water away from homes and instead in instead, moving into storm grams is their goal. but they say it's easier said than done because when the water goes into the drains sometimes gets backed up because the channels themselves that the water feeds into aren't always maintain so they can get clogged with sand and debris and branches and everything else. happening today and overnight shelter is opening in vallejo that will offer some relief from the storm. so anyone needing to escape the rain can head over to 505, santa clara street. that's right. behind the city hall. the shelter is going to be open at 08:00pm tonight, friday and saturday and it will close at 7 o'clock the following morning on each of those days, a limited number of bl nkets and pillows are available. so it is first come first serve free transportation to that shelter is also

she comes from fordham university, where she coached for seven seasons. and today she was our guest on mornings on two the nine in the soul setting. it will be more conversations of this is where there needs look like this is our style of play, and we want to be an entertaining type of style of soccer for the city, so there's passion involved in it. yeah they kick off the season against the cargo. they have a like a 12 game season of the u. s l. w so it's like the oakland roots, but the soul women exciting for the city is exciting startup. alright, jason. thank you. thanks for watching everyone have a great rest of the night. stay safe out there. good night, everybody. all right, that's the last servo. behold the mobile omnidirectional neutralization and termination eradicator. or... all: monte. featuring one articulated razor-sharp killing saw, one polycarbonate grinding and flipping wheel, steel-armor plate exoskeleton top and bottom, and enough horsepower to drive a 110 pounds of mechanized death from zero to holy crap in 4.8 seconds. is it wrong to sa