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all of the stuff around the hookers and drugs -- >> greg: what is gale freshman? >> yale freshman! >> greg: dennis? >> give bill gates this, he always entered those orgies in tandem with hawking. >> greg: [laughing]. >> this is where the global elite left democrats miss the point. caviar, coke and champagne. they lost touch completely with the regular people. john kerry will preach to you -- there is a part of john kerry i admire. when you end up in some tributary on a flat boat and you don't have to be there. he could have gotten out of that. i admire that part of him. when you are john kerry and fly privately to davos and sign initiates about global warming. he gets on the private jet and have his wife co-sign and fly back over there. that's a big foot print. >> greg: that's another game for big foot. hollywood hacks get inspired by harvard's diversity hire. s (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> ♪ ♪

if i my wife is a freshman, smoke oven and she introduced me to the russians. it's kind of introduce me to the community. russian orthodox church, you get to meet other russian people around here. here we are at the cock loves you know, they're very, you know, for self sufficient kind of independent mindset which i also shares that, that mindset. you know, like, oh, can i do it myself? yeah, you build the build your own vanya sure. yeah, i'm going to do that. you know, like, grace kitchens. yeah, i can do that. build the garden, raising chickens, hunt, fish, all of the good stuff. really stereotypes about russians and they're all they, they like pain. and i think that for me was just like, like the stereotypical toughness kind of, uh you know, like to do it then you would expect the 4th of july, that comprised if i don't it's all because the british were coming to steal the powder and the canons from the militia, they're like, no, you're not taking that away from us. in fact, we're gonna, you know, fight to the death or this thing. you read the independence or

he played on the freshman football team. and they were known as the ironman because they only they could only have 11 players. so they couldn't have that team went on to win championship. he was also a champion in the constitution oratorical contest pu angeles. now, nixon was modest about his talent and he had fun with his debate skills. he'd also demonstrate his wit as he challenged his classmates to argue whether a giraffe with a sore throat suffered more than a centipede with corns. after his sophomore year, he transferred to whittier high school because whittier now offered bus service. now, winter high school is just like anyand they had klicks. nixon lived the east whittier area, which was until and it considered in the country compared to the the uptown with your classmates. he had from whittier proper yet one of the first things richard nixon did body president and he almost won. he had a girlfriend and she was the daughter of the chief of police. you that took guts. he i'm telling you this. this man this young man w

freshman keenan carlyle from deep.was huge in the upset of arizona stanford down by four at the half. second half. more car lights going up. and it's going down deep three tied the game at 36. the freshman carlyle led the cardinal with 17 off the bench. and maxim renaud with a lefty jump hook as stanford surprises ucla 5953. bronny james and the usc trojans hosting the cal bears first half sec in transition. it's bronny with a tough finish in traffic. they're going strong to the cup and then moments later on the fast break, we've seen this from a james before. bronny with a slam finished with ten points off the bench in the second half. cal, looking for their first win in the conference, trying to fight back far doors. imac with the bucket and the foul but too much from usc. joshua morgan. the exclamation point. trojans 82 to 74 sports on abc seven. sponsore by river rock casino in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast bus

i checked up another incredible and call freshman -- accomplishment that he understands what's happeninghy he got into this to begin with. i promise you they had a pretty gyback off some of that stuff. it was pretty good. but now that we are in■ ts■x we can't stop. that's not what we do. we fight. today new york and yesterday in lant and peopl■@e are starting to get it. a prosecutor in atlanta happened to hire someone to try criminal cases never tried a criminaore. he had almost three-quarters of a million dollars at the happened the second together and going lavh vati together with that money. it's over and over again. they are gng to visit the biden white house. what does that have today with the biden white house and why are you going there unless in course you are doing what everyone knows they are doing. what's nice about it as difficult as it is for us to deal with it on a daily basis as they are showing their hands in her stand in her standard game they are playing. if they done it once, pick one. ain a thousand years the death penalty. it doesn't seem i think we have woken ua i t

, a freshman, or a first year, you never see those opportunities, and so that also limits, for example, students who would go to work in the pedagogical field, well , there is also a story with the fact that after all... schools, when students come in the first year, they have a huge problem in adaptation, and there are schools that remain with authoritarian tendencies, in which it is not very comfortable to work, and there are also... various examples there of certain problems that students face in the first year , and at a certain point they are left without support, there is a complex problem here, but what are the problems, and you, mr. vladyslav, we are very interested, teachers, we all know, love, appreciate, that is , we understand that there may really be someone out there, i don't know, well, strange, if not to say, rude director, we understand that there may be some , some reckless parents who start... to interfere in the educational process, they have a son or daughter who is a hooligan or a hooligan, well, accordingly, a story of its own begins there, but tell me, please, s

freshman keenan carlyle from deep.s huge in the upset of arizona stanford down by four at the half. second half. more car lights going up. and it's going down deep three tied the game at 36. the freshman carlyle led the cardinal with 17 off the bench. and maxim renaud with a lefty jump hook as stanford surprises ucla 5953. bronny james and the usc trojans hosting the cal bears first half sec in transition. it's bronny with a tough finish in traffic. they're going strong to the cup and then moments later on the fast break, we've seen this from a james before. bronny with a slam finished with ten points off the bench in the second half. cal, looking for their first win in the conference, trying to fight back far doors. imac with the bucket and the foul but too much from usc. joshua morgan. the exclamation point. trojans 82 to 74 sports on abc seven. 74 sports on abc seven. sponsored mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my runn

a new wave is a freshman who to disappear and i think it's important to tell because many people don't even believe that the holocaust took place at all. there's our bit, but there are a lot of holocaust deniers. and nowadays in 2024, there are few holocaust survivors who are able to tell what really happened there. sure for this affair is a bit of my benefits hash on. and since i'm still in a pretty reasonable condition, i feel obliged to tell my story. so that the holocaust won't be forgotten. it's a bit of a dish or uh the fish is a sure there's a lunch for the 91 year old was separated from his parents at the irish wits birkenau death camp. he then survived a death march to book invalid and has written a book about his experience together to show how that costly is being told. but nobody can feel what i felt during the holocaust. but how frightened i was so hungry, i was how lonely i was without parents only i can feel it. you said the name of this, your enough tale says he's reflecting on his experience differently in light of the october 70 bucks. what for the cause grand daughte

but at the time, the chair of ways and means said it, i've never taken a freshman, but i watch you for a couple of years and we will see. lots of thin changed along the way and when the next term came, didn't have a majority for the first time in 43 years, so they said the slot was not even available. i decided to just a where i was and at that time, i was on transportation and science. thchair of the committee at the time d invited me because i was a nurse and had a scientific background, so i accepted that invitation. the other one suggested i go on tranortation. i decided after that interruption and we actually lost members of the committee for which health care was being diussed, i decided to stay where i was because i knew that every timeou move, you go back to the start again and i deced to stay and i really became very involved in committee, was very interested in the subject matter , which i probably would have been on any other commite as well, but it became more and more interesting the more i delved into it a still living right there with texas instruments and johnson sce ce

he's done so publicly since 2005, including in germany, a new way of is a freshman who would disappear. i think it's important to tell because many people don't even believe that the holocaust took place at all your survey. because there are a lot of holocaust deniers. and nowadays in 2024, there are few holocaust survivors. were able to tell what really happened there. for this affair is a bit of my benefits, hash alma. and since i'm still in a pretty reasonable condition, i feel obliged to tell my story so that the holocaust won't be forgotten as a bit of the dish or the fish is a sure, boucher alleged for the 91 year old was separated from his parents at the ash with breaking out death camp. he then survived a death march to book invalid and has written a book about his experience together to show how costly is being told. but nobody can feel what i felt during the holocaust. that's how frightened i was so hungry. i was how lonely i was without parents only i can feel it. is it the name of this here enough tale says she's reflecting on his experience differently in light of the octo

to think you never lost a match when you are a freshman wrestling against seniors. for those of you who like sports, i happen to like sports. a lot of people are saying, what the hell is he talking about? i was saying one day, four years we have to wait? a lot of people thought we should not have had to wait for years, but we did it very properly, everything was very proper. we're popular, our movement is more popular than it was four years ago or eight years ago. it's really pretty amazing. [applause] thank you all. it's been incredible, we are going to have a tremendous vote tomorrow. even if you think we are winning by a lot, it doesn't matter, you have to get out and vote. we are really setting the table for november by doing that. we are in very good shape. i hear we are in very good shape in new hampshire. but they are trying to sign every democrat available. every place you go it's a little different. but over there you are allowed to have independentss and democrats vote, and you have these sleaze bags. we got to do something, because they are selling our co

no, no, cause you're not going to find out where those come visiting us because the new freshman on their stop it as it was on the corner, you know, just by the or the sea. i mean, not isn't i don't mean yeah. there's someone, orlando ac for life on your to for most, but i'm really thought of the let me see, let me see. okay, let me place you on for my lease, the store or where to send it to you. and i just thought for my son, i figured again, i'll try the road in easier to get the money orders and more time to move the same thing outside. decatur, when i went on and i've been waiting on this, allstate on one of them will be on say, be the of of the, of the, the, probably the most of the product for the longer the, the, the, the, i'm based out of the simple way past because this guy in the columbia it but i know what the like when the passengers pull out and they allow me to do on a degree the, and the on you the and, but we had an exam for the admin fee. okay. and then i could ask on data method, angela, for me, that is actually not within the e, which has to be taken out of a more fully

cuz the advisor will just come visiting us because the new freshman on their stop it as it was on the corner, you know, just by the or the sea. i mean, not isn't, i don't think, i mean, yeah, there's someone, orlando, ac before lot bob your to poorer look, but i'm that, that is, that is the, let me see, let me see. okay, let me place you on for my lease, the store or where to send it to you and those are you in for my son? i did it again and they said running is you need more time to meet the same thing outside decatur when i went on and i've been waiting on those dates on the, on the one of the on the same probably the most the, the product will no longer the, the, the, the, i'm based out of the simple have a bus because this guy in the colonial it but i know what the like when the passengers pull out and then i mean you on a degree the, in the on you news and, but we have no time for the admin fee. okay. and then i could ask on data method, angela, for me, that is actually not within the e, which has the basic and ultimate more fully. caldwell stands you had mentioned and those, but

je'michael was a senior at another school, and danielle was a freshman. him to her first high school dance. >> she's like, i'm gonna need some high heels, and i said mom, high heels. >> you're going to cross that line. that line to high heels, and welcome to new young adult. >> so she puts on these sparkly hills, i'm walking her walk, and i'm like, oh my god. >> she's pulling it off? >> yeah. >> by spring of 2014, danielle had been living with sheena and her grandparents to close to ten months. they saw little dandy, maturing into a young woman. but she was still too young to spend the night alone. so on march 11th, when gina and her mom had to go over to atlanta for a doctors appointment, danielle's grandfather was given the responsibility of keeping an eye on the teen. >> so grandfathers in charge here? >> yes, grandfather is in charge. and this is something we would really never do, on the way down that we would text danielle, she was like, oh, you guys just left me? it's just me and pop pop. like that. because we would always joke. >> you would do tha

wesley, a graduating senior at el cerrito high school and his younger brother justice, a freshman at el cerrito. i have a brother and sister to live in the sacramento area and a cousin in oklahoma -- in oakland. >> karen and my wife and i have been married 41 years. we have three adult kids . aaron, a physical therapist . kristin, a registered nurse . and ethan who is completing his program to be a journeyman electrician in the alameda county electrical workers union. we have four grandsons. i am pastor jim to some but my grandsons call me hop pop. >> it is great to have you both. i did not realize we did not give the audience your background a relationship with family. i think that is important. before we go on a break soon, one of the two top stories that are important from last year. >> certainly, the relationship of the evangelical, white evangelical christianity and the embrace of the president. seemingly unfailing embrace of the president, no matter what is a story that needs to be examined in question. >> 81% , i think, still. >> he seems to fight for their causes and regardle

one jacob rees—mogg, one sir jacob rees—mogg, freshman of one sirjacob rees—mogg, freshman of commonsamber. jacob. how how are you voting on third reading? voting tonight on third reading? >> i'll be supporting the government on third reading. i was very keen to support the amendments , which i think would amendments, which i think would have strengthened the bill. i recognise that the country is deeply concerned about uncontrolled world migration, but i think this bill is an improvement on the status quo and therefore it would be a mistake to oppose it. >> but of course, last night you were amongst the rebels who were amongst the 60 rebels who voted against it. how do you explain to your viewers ? explain that to your viewers? >> no, no, no, i didn't vote against the bill and i voted today in favour of amendments as well. you're i'm surprised you're missing parliamentary. forgive me. no, no. >> forgive me. >> forgive me. >> i meant amendment which sets out the principle of the bill. yes, but voting in favour of amendments is not voting against amendments is not voting against a bill.

noteworthy that the errors in the works of the stanford president were initially discovered by a freshmanular, formed the basis for research into new approaches to treating alzheimer's disease, although it soon became clear that... tatas cannot be reproduced. three of the scientist’s articles will be retracted, and corrections will be made to the other two. you shouldn’t be surprised what graduates of popular universities, stanford and elizabeth holmes again, are doing. after receiving her diploma in 2003, she will open her own company, the value of which in 11 years will exceed $10 billion. start plugged extreme innovative inventions. disson devices for blood testing directly at home. enough. one drop and after a couple of minutes the user has all the information; according to holmes, her gadget could even predict the risk of developing cancer and other serious diseases. in 2013 , time magazine named the modest blonde one of the most influential women in the world, and holmes even gained the status of steve jobs in a skirt. then it turns out that the high-profile startup is just a dummy,

in kaliningrad , a freshman created a full-fledged underwater drone.ill be able to operate at a depth of up to 150 and will greatly facilitate the work of divers in the future. it took a year to create the device; something was printed on a 3d printer, and the rest of the parts were ordered. our correspondent alexey chabataryov watched tests. when this orange drone ends up in the pool of the kaliningrad state technical university, a lot of people come here even on holidays. teachers, researchers and technical staff are all interested in seeing with their own eyes what this remarkable invention is capable of in every sense. if you make it from aluminum, let's say. it will have a circling range of up to 900 m, and if you put a radar on it, it can be used not only for visual or any other physical study of the underwater bottom, as well as for the study of reliefs and some meteorological data, approximately half of the parts of the drone components. for an underwater drone is not at all an advertising water park, the tests in this research complex are beco

after starting college at the university of southern california this past fall, the then 18 year old freshman begins experience excruciating headaches unlike any she's had before. so what did you think was going on at the time? i thought i had vertigo because i, i looked that up and associated that with walking straight doctors suddenly telling isabella she's developed a fast growing ■for centimeter tumor in the back of her brain. it's size larger than a golf ball. >> i just remember trying to figure out how to get to la asap and real. >> isabella undergoing emergency surgery the day before her 19th birthday. happy birthday to you. learning how to walk again. >> looking good with the help of her twin sister, sofia transtrÖmer. oh! oh yeah. >> after a grueling month of rehab, isabella then moving on to several rounds of radiation treatment. >> i just finished radiation therapy and i got to ring the bell yesterday. it was great. it was very exciting because it's been a long 37 years. i don't want to like, hide it anymore because it's hard to always keep it and hope to just kind of be a voice an

john fetterman, the freshman senator from pennsylvania, is still recovering from a stroke suffered duringg the interview , 50-year-old fetterman walks around with an ipad and uses a service from google that converts speech into text. it helps. that's right, you need to look at the big picture, how full of a life the person who makes the decision leads. the numbers themselves , 80 or 82, don’t mean anything to me. four paddle tennis players from venice beach agree with scientists, they plan to play at least until eighty. dmitry vershinin for international viewing, los angeles, california. the development of capitalism has reached what they want. commodity production still reigns and is considered the basis of the entire economy, but in reality it has already been undermined, and the main profits go to the geniuses of financial tricks. the basis of these tricks and frauds is the socialization of production, but the gigantic progress of mankind, which has reached the point of this socialization, benefits the speculators. sunday - 100 years since the death of vladimir lenin. this man once bec

he took stanford midfielder and ncaa champion as a freshman in 2019.oms, the stanford captain. a two time captain, grew up in davis, so bay fc, right, rounding out their roster, making a little history tonight with two draft picks as they try and compete. now in the national women's professional soccer league. >> can't wait to start watching them play their home game. it's going to be exciting. it's going to be fun. >> they play down at paypal down in san jose. >> sounds good jason, thank you and thank you for joining us here. west coast rap is next on ktvu to stream the latest news and weather on your 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. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of to

freshman keenan carlyle four point play career high 28. stanford never trailed 16 three pointers by the team. stanford wins 182. not pictured cal men. they blew a 16 point second half lead. they lose to arizona state, 7169. sharks in colorado end of the year she's ready for 2024. late third period tied at one. valerie nichushkin will score for colorado, adds an empty netter. they win three one. sharks had just 11 shots on goal the entire game. sports on abc seven. sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> chris. thanks and that's it for this special edition of abc seven news at 10 p.m. thanks so much for watching. i'm dionne lim. we'll send you back to dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest, but before we do, taking a live look outside where you can see all the embarca dero packed with people getting ready to enjoy those fireworks, we'll see you next year. have a great one! from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health cover

he was a 20 year old harvard freshman and, a primary beneficiary of his father's enormous estate. a few years, astor, the fourth, had named his best and his brother in law to the executor of that estate. that just happened to be fdr. half brother rosie, who assigned franklin's law firm to represent the astor family while franklin nearly ten years older than vincent. by the time their friendship blossomed in 1912, they, in vincent's words, grown to become the same age vincent and franklin shared a love for the sea and used voyages as a retreat to avoid the press. mr. astor discovered early the solace of the sea time in 1928. reporters not infest the ocean, said vincent. the social gulf between american eyes is not so much measured in money as in newspaper headlines. fdr harbored similar sentiments, referring to his cruises, quote, the only place can get away from people telephones and uniforms. to learn more about this fascinating relationship, simply google, astor and franklin roosevelt and a highly informative and exquisitely documented article written by a researcher while emplo

you know, when i walked into congress as a freshman, eddie was already here.and when i walked into the science committee as a freshman, eddie was already there. and those of us who worked with her know what an unstoppable force she her constituents and she worked hard to advance american science. one of her focuses was on building a better future for everyone where everyone could pursue stem, no matter their race gender, background or zip code. thatas not just because of fairness for those individuals but because our country unless we are young people into stem, is going to lose out and she made a difference there. there are countless rising generations who will see the doors open because of eddie bernice johnson even though they may not know that she did that for them. you know, she always refre to the science committee as the committee of the future. it was also the committee of an island of bipartisanship. now, i am now the ranking member of the science committee and i can see the tremendous work she did with our current that the committee was focused on ou

after starting college at university of southern california this past fall, the then 18-year-old freshmany she's had before. >> didn't notice until probably september, october 1st. that's when i definitely noticed headaches, nausea, couldn't walk straight. >> what did you think was going on at the time? >> i thought i had vertigo. i looked that up. associated that with walking straight. so that was my problem. >> you knew she was having headaches, but did you have any idea how extreme the headaches were? >> no. no. and, you know, 18 years old at the time, you're not thinking this. maybe it's vertigo. maybe it's something else. but she's young, she's strong, she's healthy. look at her, she looks great. >> reporter: a few weeks later, on october 25th, her condition taking a turn for the worse. >> i woke up probably 1:00 p.m. i dreaded waking up. but i was throwing up blood. my sister, i was like, hm, this probably isn't good. so i texted her, who then notified the whole family. >> then that was when we decided, you need to really go see a -- get a thorough checkup. thank goodness for the do

of course, the backseats frequently became the scene of historic diplomatic tongues, the this of freshman year for, as it did here. and the various other precedence is all the finest materials. use the disco and it's a homely feeling. it helps to improve the conversation, the atmosphere between the people and on the eastern side of the iron curtain, the 600 again, had some high ranking customers, like president utility was lobby, a tomato belonging to romanian dictator nicoleyechuck. jessica was nowadays on show in a private vintage car collection. the one belonging to envoy hutcher, the decades on leader of albania, is now slowly riding away in a garage in toronto. a luxury mercedes that everyone's warranty. from legendary cuban leader fidel castro, to the founder of the people's republic of china mountains. a tool for countless authoritarian rulers to the 1st 8600 was the ultimate set of wheels. these people, they pointed, always to have the biggest and the nicest of the newest product of the money. there is no road and therefore they say, oh, you mercedes, i want these guys, well, the

smart was a freshman there when she disappeared from campus back in 1996, in 2022, all florez was convictedf her murder according to the lawsuit, florez, who had been a student at cal poly at the same time had been reported to the university four times for harassment, stalking, and violent behavior before smart was killed smart's family is suing for negligent and emotional distress of law wrongful death. the family did not request a specific amount of damages but in a statement said they demanded accountability to make sure that no other family suffered the same fate. >>> the kidnapping of a bay area woman that was first called a hoax by law enforcement is getting renewed attention thanks to a documentary on netflix. the docuseries called american nightmare was released yesterday. covers the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins, who was taken from her boyfriend's home in vallejo. huskins showed up unharmed two days later and police publicly accused a couple of faking the abduction. later that year police arrested matthew moeller for a similar home in basement and dublin. investigators linked t

according to a new lawsuit, she was a cal poly freshman when she disappeared in 1996. 26 years later, paul florez was convicted of her murder and sentenced to 25 years to life. according to the lawsuits, he was reported to the university four times for harassment, stalking, and violent behavior before she was killed. the university did issue an apology, but her family is suing for negligence, emotional distress, and wrongful death. they did not request a specific amount of damages but they demand accountability to ensure no other family suffers the same fate. >>> there is no fallout after the death of the warriors assistant coach. the nba has postponed another game for the team. dejan milojevi suffered a heart attack on tuesday and died the next morning. the nba immediately postponed the game they were about to play and now it is postponing the game they are scheduled to play against the dallas mavericks. all this as the team continues to remember him. a rookie wrote on social media, you changed my life in such a short time. the nba has yet to set a date for those postponed games to b

>> i'm a freshman. >> do you find yourself in science class miles ahead of your classmates?> it is hard to notice when you are passionate about what you are learning. i try to stay invested as much as i can. the possibilities with science are endless. it will always be interesting to learn as much as you can and that keeps me going. >> joking about4-year-olds playing video games and skateboarding, but what do you like to do for fun? >> this bar of soap is not just all about me. i like to play chess, i run track and field for my school. i am a part of u.n. science olympiad. a lot of things to do that i find fun. i run really short distance, 55 meter, 100 meter. >> think you very much. >> thank you for having me. now on the newshour's instagram page, a science explain on what happens to plastic and how the sun plays a role breaking it down into smaller molecules. all that and more on our official newshour account on instagram. that is pbs news weekend. on sunday, on a law that threatens fines, life imprisonment, even death just for being gay. for all of my colleagues, thank yo

. >> reporter: freshman student phillip grey believes his friend was shot >> i think he was close to the school shooter. so i'm guessing he probably got hit and probably tried to run away. >> reporter: do you know how your friend is doing >> i'm praying that he is okay. >> reporter: a devastating tragedy hitting this small tight-knit community >> and vaughn joins us from the perry high school vaughn, what's the status of the investigation right now? >> reporter: lester, multiple law enforcement agencies are on the ground here in iowa, including the fbi, investigating the potential motive of this shooter while the students a this school of nearly 700 just wait for the word on the conditions of their classmates. lester >> all right vaughn hillyard tonight, thank you >>> now to the cross-country storm affecting so many americans, expected to bring lots of rain, snow, and high winds through the weekend. dylan dreyer is tracking it. dylan, where is this heading and when >> well, lester, right now, the storm is heading through the southern rockies it's going to continue to intensify as it

she was a freshman at the college when she disappeared 1996. last year paul florez was convicted of her murder. he had been reported to the university four times for harassment and violent behavior before she was killed. the university issued an apology, but her family is suing for negligence, emotional distress, and wrongful death. the family did not request a specific amount but they said they demand accountability to ensure no other family suffers the same thing. >>> when we talk about housing financial experts often advisor you should spend no more than one third of you pay on housing. that does not really fly around here. new data reveals renters in the east bay are having the toughest time of this. hilda gutierrez joins us with these details. >> reporter: the government defines affordable housing as costing no more than 30% of your income. residents of the east bay world that was once considered affordable tell us they passed that percentage a long time ago. the latest census data agrees. >> when i say rent prices to you what is the first

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