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pepper. california occasion. >> greg: okay. hot chili peppers could call a complaint about me because of the things i say. i slandered them. >> two points, they say the police won't get involved. i don't believe them. it will be weaponized by someone at some point whether it's the police or not. second thought, this is about people who feel like there is an affront to someone's perceived identity. there are a lot of californians in the last few years who have a brand-new identity, floridians, texans, and so my thought process is, can they maybe dial up the hotline, the old hate line, and explain how much they hate their former state and why? that would be worthwhile. >> greg: that's an excellent idea. that would be listening to. maybe -- this is kind of a hotline for people to narc on people who narc, right? >> it goes in a circle because if you call on me, then i will call on you. we'll just keep calling on each other. >> greg: exactly. >> he reported me. he reported me. he made me feel bad when he reported me. he made me feel

greg becker will the senate committee on banking, housing and urban affairs. he is expected to be pepperedith questions about what went wrong with svb, one of several regional banks that failed. regulars have also suggested that the former chief executive of san francisco-based first republic also appear, another lender that failed. new details to a story we first alerted you to this past week, cbs has agreed to pay $7.5 million in a civil case for selling expired medication and baby products to several counties, including marin county. the county will receive $600,000 as part of the settlement for civil penalties and investigative costs. in a settlement released to the news service, cvs says in part "cvs pharmacy has a clear removal policy in place to ensure items are pulled from shelves before reaching the expiration dates. any unintentional deviations from this policy brought to our attention are quickly rectified." while many of us were celebrity or mothers on this mother's day, this year was an extra special one for some. reporter jr stone shows as two bay area families was mothers we