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five homes that sat empty for years in south pasadena may soon go up for sale. the homes are among hundreds that caltrans acquired in the 1960s under eminent domain to complete the now canceled 710 freeway extension. now, the city contracted realtor recently announced these homes were on the market, but walked its comments back. caltrans confirmed in its escrow with the city of pasadena, but says it's waiting for the approval of the state transportation commission before completing that sale. >> obviously, we've been wanting to get caltrans out of the landlord business for decades. for every historic home we preserve, the city of south pasadena has to produce three more affordable units. >> the sale is anticipated to happen later this summer. proceeds will be used to create some more affordable housing across the bay area. >> this morning we are looking at mostly clear skies. our relative humidity is down, not much in the way of fog out there, at least not for today. giving you a live look here in san francisco, temperatures are expected to warm once again. uppe

you are a victim of the senior prank that trader joe's is coming to the pasadena. the closest trader joe's to the town is nearly a 25-minute drive away -- pete: that's pretty good. will: they a pranked the whole city? pete: everyone was excited trader joe's is coming, and when you scan the qr code, it takes you to a rick astley video -- [laughter] which is called rick rolling, which i didn't know anything about. will: yeah, yeah, that's right. that's it. rachel: i kind of miss the old, like, 1980s high school pranks can -- will: like what? what'd you do? rachel: i didn't do it. but when you're in hayward which is my if husband's hometown, the next town over is mean, and it's still there, they graffitid spooner sucks over the bridge. i'm saying that makes more sense to me. [laughter] pete: that's old school -- will: raise taxes in spooner to get some bridge cleanup. rachel: why would you -- this is, like, a very upscale prank, trader joe's is coming. [laughter] pete: will with, you were many france, which is very fancy, by the way. but i hear -- rachel: that's very

so around the six flags area and into parts of the pasadena mountains as well. so we're going to keep an eye on this. if you have any family members down south, just make sure that they are okay. we have our own weather here to watch as well. we have a red flag warning just on the outskirts of napa county, lake berryessa right there. vacaville is included parts of solano, and we focus on lower lake. so clear lake and out towards parts of the sacramento valley. we're talking about low humidity. our hillsides are dry. we are looking at the grasses potentially, you know, catching on flames and traveling with these really gusty winds at times. so hour by hour for you, we slow this down a little bit. the time stamp is up there. this is into the afternoon hour. father's day plans really gusty through parts of the north bay from novato, petaluma gap, all the way to the coastline in bodega bay. right now we can see the winds are coming out of the north northwest. that's okay because it brings in a little bit more moisture from the pacific. but look at this time stamp. n

. >> reporter: the pasadena doctor says he suffers from depression and his wife and two young kids survived the plunge. he's now asking for mental health diversion instead of prosecution. >> there are limited ways for the d.a.'s office to oppose it. >> so how successful is mental health court? well, that depends on who you ask. >> reporter: we compiled success rate datas from counties across the state. comparing it to the public data on the dash board. we found it was inaccurate, incomplete, or non-existent. in fact no one seems to be tracking who is most successful or how often people reoffend. but the public data we do have indicates in the first quarter of this year, success rates fell below 50%. >> i'm proud of you, my friend. >> thank you, sir. >> even if they don't make it all the way through. >> reporter: after presiding over mental health court for more than a decade. >> we've had success for that window of time. >> reporter: judge brown has a different view of success. >> it's success the moment we connect them to a mental health provider. it's success when we get them on medicatio

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this happened in pasadena. a few vehicles nearby were damaged and one person went to the hospital but is expected to be okay. several lanes were closed off for hours and it was a tricky cleanup for crews. they took the house apart before it was loaded into the trailer. >>> up next, tens of thousands of americans die every year due to gun violence, why the surgeon general has now declared a public health emergency. >> my hope if we understand this as a kids' issue, that we will raise it on the priority list. >>> plus, why some popular mu >>> the suspect in a mass shooting near las vegas has been found dead. police say it all started late last night when a 57-year-old man shot two women inside an apartment in north las vegas and then shot four more individuals inside another apartment in that same complex. a 13-year-old girl survived that attack but suffered critical injuries. police say the suspect killed himself when officers tracked him down earlier today. the motive is still unclear. >>> after another weekend

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, enjoying sunshine and temperatures in the 70's coasts. 84 downtown los angeles and a hot 94 in pasadena. if you plan to head to the high country, well, we've got some sunshine for you, really some nice weather. not a bad day to get out of the water tomorrow to be beautiful out there tall. 85 degrees. south lake tahoe, a hot 100 degrees in reno. if you're headed that direction. so they stick around for the weekend. looks like some nice weather will start to cool a little bit on sunday. more cooling on monday, but really a nice stretch of weather across the high country and looking good. well, an entirely different spot now along the coastline. we've got that fog. that is really thickening up. as you look toward the golden gate bridge, the bridge disappearing in the clouds out there right now. and you can see that fog just kind of hugging the coast. now beginning to move back onshore again. it is going to push into the bay tonight, but probably not to the interior valleys watch. high-pressure start to dominate as that ridge builds in. that's going to press that marine temperatures 60's ar

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hot 94 in pasadena and 84 degrees in los angeles in the high country. go well, tahoe. wow. beautiful weather. 85 degrees. south lake tahoe. 88 in truckee getting hot reno at 100 degrees. plenty of clouds out there right now. plenty to go overnight tonight. and so we're going to keep the temperatures cool co side. you're going to be very comfortable in san francisco in the 60's while the parts, the bay area really going to be sweltering 50's and 60's along the coastline inside the bay start to warm up as you get away from the immediate coastline. then you're talking about some 80's work your way down the peninsula, the south bay. yeah. under heat advisory for tomorrow. you've got some 80's and even some mid 90's by tomorrow afternoon, upper 90's near triple digits as you head toward the east bay. tomorrow afternoon, 102 in brentwood about 103, in discovery bay and 104 degrees in vacaville back toward the coastline. here's much as 40 degrees cooler out toward the beaches. so here we go. first weekend of summer going to start out on the hot side. cooling down quite a bit stron

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cliff on highway one will avoid serving major jail time instead, a judge ruled on thursday that the pasadena doctor is eligible for a mental health diversion program, but prosecutors were expecting more accountability. >> we think when we have a violent crime such as this, this wasn't a man thinking about killing his family. he did everything in his power to kill his family. but that, but it does disappoint us. >> in january 2023, dharmesh patel is accused of driving his tesla off devil's slide in pacifica. firefighters were forced to cut his family, including patel's 41 year old wife, seven year old daughter and four year old son. out of the wreckage, it was a drop of 300ft in. first responders said. it was a miracle they all survived. during the investigation, prosecutors said patel's actions were intentional . patel's defense said his actions were due to his mental instability. we spoke with legal analyst stephen clark. >> it's important to recognize that this is a man that took an oath to save lives, not to kill people, and i think the defense demonstrated that this was completely out of

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southland 70's 80's going to be calm and their 85 in santa barbara, 80 in los angeles, hot 90 in pasadena. and speaking of the tahoe area. well, tomorrow you're looking at 74 degrees should be sunny and bright there about 73 degrees in south lake tahoe and warm 86 degrees in reno. now, if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, you're going see those temperatures begin to cool down a little bit on father's day. not bad. they've got 70's through the weekend. that's not bad at all. and then on monday, start to see some cooler air begin to filter into the temperatures going to be dropping as a weak frontal system begins make its way in toward the state. if you travel around anywhere really around much of the state, you've got a lot of sunshine coming your way. watch out for some windy conditions, especially over the mountain tops in northern california. but even parts of southern california may see some gusty winds otherwise about 80 degrees in san diego should be a hot 90 in bakersfield. 86 degrees in reno, much cooler in eureka at 60 degrees with a check out the rest. your bare foreca

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but in sugarland fashion, his son came out and the band zones were absolutely practical. pasadena, there's amazing, i'm is your totally electric. i mean, the crowds are already chancing germany is going to be championed german is the best team. so here absolutely. european championship 5. perfect. and it can only get better moving forward as germany continues to win and build momentum. so is germany going to be the new champion? you think you think there's a tournament favorite at this stage? well the people here in the fans was definitely think that they're going to be champions, are ready. now of course, they are a favorite in this tournament for sure, because to engine 2 games and the way they want it sends a very clear signal to the rest of the pack. of course, if we talk about favorites, i was at the portable game last by myself. portugal also has a very good squad. we have to mention france as well as england. we have incredible depth and experience in their squads. although their 1st matches were not super convincing, one thing is very sure though it will be a fantastic summer footb

okay pasadena kris olympics now just 30 days away. and tonight, a surprise development for team usa soccer ahead of the games, 34 year old alex morgan, who is beloved one of the most decorated players in us women's history of soccer, was left off the olympic roster. that announcement came down this morning. head coach emma hayes called it a tough decision. the 18 players named do include san jose native naomi girma, now the women's gymnastics u.s. olympic trials are this friday. there's going to be a lot of attention on the goat. you know who she is . no one else can do that. jump the goat. simone biles. she's already in minnesota, where the gymnastics trials are being held, coming off a record ninth all around u.s. title. now, the all around winner during the women's trials will automatically make the five woman olympic team. and when you're ready to watch all the games, you'll have a new choice. this year, you'll be able to watch on the biggest screen of all our business and tech reporter scott budman takes us to the movies for a pr

and 71 in santa barbara. 89 degrees in pasadena and the high country. yeah, that weather is going to be nice over the next couple of days right through the weekend. hot 93 in reno, 79 southlake, all 81 in truckee. so if plan stick around for the weekend, should be a beautiful weekend in the high country. mostly sunny skies. don't think we have to worry about any thunderstorms day nice and dry right through the weekend. but it is going to start to get very, very hot around the state will see that heat in the central valley this weekend to 98 degrees in redding, getting near 100 in bakersfield. 98 fresno, 94 in sacramento, much cooler weather along the coastline. 62 in eureka. all thanks a lot. the much anticipated opening of the bay area's newest water park. >> has been postponed. kelly bungo water park in san jose in the former site raging waters which most open tomorrow. but according to the website, the water park is now reopening on july 4th. well, it's official. state lawmakers have passed the final state budget capitol correspondent eytan wallace r

project, investment bank as well as other institutions out before the fund on the google, south, pasadena and dfcs to implement them and these have to get more trust and resolving . mostly the loop which has about 6 members felt to have a really credible trend of chinese through the kind of that it is less than that. all right, we're gonna leave it there calling strong u t. foreign affairs strategy and security expert from universe. thank you. la. thank you. the western countries are being pushed out of what west and central africa as other world players gain influence their that's the message from the us military staff director general, who's raised concerns over a year at potentially losing access to the continental resources. we are more or less pushed all as many and western countries including us from these. yeah. for molly, from booking off also from from other countries and this will cost orders for the future if we don't act. so we're thinking about an integrated approach to step of our efforts in africa. and especially this approach will be that we will support them in a way that

how about 90 getting hot in pasadena? 76 and sunny in san diego in 80 degrees in downtown los angeles. 85 degrees in santa barbara and in the tahoe area. should be a beautiful start to the weekend. 74 degrees in truckee. 73 in south lake tahoe about 86 degrees. get warm in reno. now, if you plan on sticking around the weather looking good should see a lot of sunshine throughout the weekend. temperatures hovering in the 70's much of the day on saturday and sunday that weak little system comes swinging through maybe couple high clouds. cooler temperatures expected mid 60's by monday. guys. all right. thanks. voice 4 is your local election headquarters. and with fewer than 5 months until election day, a new poll shows democrat adam schiff. >> is significantly ahead of republican steve garvey in california's u.s. senate time. well, as has the results and why there garnering a lot of attention. democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. and republican steve garvey. you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. se

. >> it was a case in long is a case in pasadena. we have the mosquitoes up capable of spreading and the it's just that with global warming and climate change, we've been seeing harden 100 ace it makes mosquitoes have along this season. increase the ability to transmit locally. >> symptoms of dengue, a infection include a very high fever, severe joint pains and flu-like symptoms. >> starting next week, it's going to cost you a little bit more to cross the golden gate bridge in the san francisco on monday. fast track will charge drivers $9.25. earlier this year, transit officials approved a five-year program that will increased costs by $0.50 per year. this program will raise prices to more than $11 by 2028. transit officials have argued that higher tolls would help deal with another expected budget shortfall. >> the order of malta clinic has reopened in oakland. the clinic has upgraded to serve more people and those who are uninsured or under insured at no cost the clinic with ties to the catholic church has provided thousands of fre

last year, a father from pasadena, texas came home to work to find the his 11-year-old daughter was strangledhad been sexually assaulted, and her body had been stuffed into a trash bag, thrown in a hamper. he came home to find this. put under the bed, found his daughter. they were looking for his she was dead under the bed, cut up. charged with the murder was an illegal alien monster who had just traded our border, released by crooked joe biden. came in through the biden administration. you know, it was very hard to come in through the biden administration. we had the least drugs coming in in over 34 years, and now the drugs are pouring into our country. ■tbut they let this monster lose to prey on innocent children. he will probably have a lawyer. he will get out. other people don't get out. they what? ■4the election was a rigged election. woh, let's indict him for saying that. whereas you have guys like this, who kill people. he's fine. we will fix it very quickly. and then you have the horrific case of laken riley, i got to know the family welcome of young nursing student, top of her class.

i would work places like the ice house in pasadena. it was just a folk club. i was 19 or 20. day i'm on, and i realize i'd been on for 20 minutes, and i had not gotten one laugh. and i thought, why not go for the record? [ laughter ] so i was able to complete the show with no laugh. [ laughter ] >> martin: tell the story about awe dis auditioning for dean martin. >> oh, yes. dean martin had a summer television show. and i'm a young comedian, and i was going to audition. they requested me to go audition. and the way it worked is the producer was greg garrison, and he had an assistant who watched you audition, and i would do my act for her, and then she would go in and do it for greg. [ laughter ] >> i didn't get it. i thought, she wasn't very good, i guess. >> martin: i also loved -- i loved the story about first anne, your wife. >> my wife is in the documentary. i don't tell the story in the documentary because it's lengthy. you'll realize how lengthy when i tell it here. [ laughter ] >> martin: we'll be back with more of steve -- no. i'm kidding. >> i remember the exact mome

brian druin is a principal investigator with the nasa jet propulsion lab in pasadena.an, why are we studying the poles? why is that so important in regards to the rest of the earth? >> there's a tremendous amount of ice uh, which when it melts, it goes into the oceans and spreads around the whole planet and causes the sea level to rise. >> first, it helps to understand that hotter air from the tropics typically churns around the planet, with a significant portion being released into space at the polar regions. but what if increasing greenhouse gases changed that pattern? to learn the answer, nasa is launching two shoebox sized satellites in a mission called pre-fire. they'll orbit both the arctic and antarctica, measuring the radiant energy being released and that area where the heat is emitted. >> it's not well studied, and it's changing. it's changing fast due to the warming climate, and the consequences could be lasting. >> researchers have already documented a decades long pattern of global sea level rise, but fellow nasa jpl researcher josh willis also studies how

i have a daughter that's going to sch pasadena and she is planning to get her master's education as well. enjoy my daughter in the education system. i've got a son that's just that was to uc santa cruz so he is about to finish his fhe's aspiring to be an astrophysicist so and then my is right now he says he wants be an officer in the and and we're still trying to figure that out. so we'll see. weweim has a great example. so it's a i'm pretty sur'll he'll be able to accomplish his goals. so so to me, my wife is just is the most important person here. and and i think everywhere because it's if it wasn't her, i honestly don't know where i woul saying it would be in a bad place, but now i'm in a very special place because of her if. in just latearch celebrated our sixth grandson. so we have grandsons already. don't ask me my age, please, but we i saw, you know, just want to say my wife, i loveou've done and. i hope we endeavors. you're coming soon. and now that all our will be out ee. thank again. i also like, like they said, i. i was born in mexico but in tijuana, mexico. it's just, you kno

really know l.a., i don't know the neighborhoods, i don't know the difference between calabasas and pasadena. >> jimmy: you'd rather be oblivious to where you're headed? >> exactly. [ laughter ] i'll make the plans, then on the day i'll leek it up three hours before, because surely it can't be more than they hours, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sometimes, yeah. hopefully not. >> i look it up, then i don't psych myself out. >> jimmy: if it's too far, i'm not going to do that? >> no, i'm not trying to be that angelino. angelenos can be really flaky. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is true. >> right? >> jimmy: it is true, but i think you'll find when you talk to most people to live here, to cancel a plan at the last minute, it's one of the greatest gifts you can give another human being. [ laughter ] >> well, when i made those kinds of plans on the other side of l.a., then they get canceled, i'm definitely thanking the lord. >> jimmy: but you won't cancel them yourself? >> i will not, no, no. i'll cancel in advance. i'll cancel like two days. >> jimmy: that doesn't count as a chance sell, it's a re

last year, a father from pasadena, texas came home from s that his 11-year-old dgh was strangled to deathally assaulted, and her body h been stuffed into a trash bag, thrown in a hamper. he came home to find this. put under the bed, found his daughter. they were looking for his daughter, everyone was looking. she was dead under a bed, cut illegal alien monster who had just infiltrated our border, released by crooked joe biden. came in through the biden administration. you know, it was very hard to come in through the trump administration. not perfect, bus the best border in industry our country. we had the least drugs coming in in over 34 years, and now the drugs are pouring in to our country. but they let this monster loose to prey on innocent children. he will probably have a lawyer. he will get out. other people don't get out. they indict guys like trump for, what? the election was rigged. the election was a rigged election. oh, let's indict him for saying that. whereas you have guys like this, you've got guys who ki people, and they are fine. he's fine. we are screwed up as a country.

hasn't really been seen for local cases in california said it was a case in long beach is a case in pasadenawe have the mosquitoes capable of spreading. i'm and the it's just that with global warming and climate change, we've been seeing harden said makes mosquitoes along this season and it increase the ability to transmit locally. >> so normally when we think of a dangerous things that are spread by mosquitoes, winning of malaria, there are various methods things we can do to protect ourselves from that. dengue, a fever. i'm familiar with because i have friends who like to travel to exotic places and and she was in a village and got it and was very, very sick. first, describe some of the symptoms to us. and then how do we avoid getting bit coming down with the symptoms? >> so the other for laborers break bone fever. that's because people can get very severe joint pains after being bitten by infected mosquitoes. it's called a fever also because you've got a big fever are very high fever with it. so fever and joint had flu-like it lists those awesome the symptoms. but it's serious cases, whic

a condo cost $1.2 million, a small like apartment condo in pasadena. how can that work?at apartment? these things don't fit together and i don't know why california is driving businesses like me out. organic farmer, chef, i have employed 350 people before the pandemic and they are driving people like me out. it doesn't make sense. stuart: no it doesn't. sad from california. molly thank you very much for being with us today and we wish you the very best of luck in the future. thanks very much. >> thank you, so much for telling our story. stuart: you've got it. wildfires surging across northern california. give me the latest on that, please. lauren: the arrow fire doubled in size overnight, 10,000-acres scorched that erupted about 70 miles east of stockton, heavy smoke drifting to napa valley. the fire now 33% contained. stuart: let's get to the record breaking heat wave, battering most of the country this week. janice dean, on the street in new york city, how long is this heat wave going to last? >> the rest of the week, to the weekend parts of new england will get some r

patchy fog giving way to sunshine. 75 a beautiful day in san diego. 89 in pasadena, 79 degrees in los angeles and the high country should be beautiful up there. 70's and 80's dry conditions, no threat of thunderstorms. plenty of sunshine getting hot, though. if you're headed over to reno about 93 degrees right over the next few days. stick around for the weekend. temperatures holding steady may be warming up a little bit come monday, but i think as we get into next week, if you're traveling anywhere in the state of the high country, watch out. we're going to be dealing with some severe heat back traveling around the state tomorrow. you're going to notice some of those hotter temperatures, especially in the central valley about 98 degrees in reading 100 degrees in bakersfield. 98 in fresno and 94 degrees in sacramento. if you're headed that direction. thank you, lawrence. a rodent infestation at a san francisco supermarket. mollie, stone's castro market is back open today after a temporary closure the store on 18th street was ordered by the department of public health to shut down yest

. >> instead, a judge ruled on thursday that the pasadena doctor is eligible for a mental health diversion program, but prosecutors were expecting more accountability. >> we think when we have a violent crime such as this, this wasn't a man thinking about killing his family. he did everything in his power to kill his family. but that, but it does disappoint us. >> in january 2023, dharmesh patel is accused of driving his tesla off devil's slide in pacifica. firefighters were forced to cut his family, including patel's 41 year old wife, seven year old daughter and four year old son out of the wreckage. it was a drop of 300ft in, first responders said. it was a miracle they all survived. during the investigation, prosecutors said patel's actions were intentional. patel's defense said his actions were due to his mental instability. we spoke with legal analyst stephen clark. >> it's important to recognize that this is a man that took an oath to save lives, not to kill people, and i think the defense demonstrated that this was completely out of character and never would have happened, but for h

i, ronnie, in the women 7th decided that they lost in straight fits to ben pasadena city. i cover aline taking the run as a pro fee for a 2nd time in paris having lost the single final so it gets to be on take on saturday. so the teacher went to cricket, woke up and one of sports biggest rivalry sites in the games. parking stone in new york. i bought this done all went on my way to an upsets over 400000000 people who've been expected to tune into this one. and what india will have your favorites, when it's, they will bowl down for just 119. it's even most surprising considering talk you still just stand by host usa just 3 days ago. 2022 fine is focused on our closing and victory here, which would leave that group wide open. indians, defensive disciple is looking in danger today will be seen by a stranger erased to $201.00 for 7, from the 20 of is the highest total in the 2 of them. and so far australia is both has been got to it. removing england's wickets the defending champions, folding $3061.00 sort of a straight is circle. now now have to, when they final 2 games again

blaze pizza will complete its relocation from pasadena to atlanta, georgia by september.e company says its move is the next step in a growth plan. blaze pizza was founded in 2011 by the owners of wetzel's pretzels and picked up famous investors including lebron james and maria shriver. blaze pizza has more than 300 restaurants nationwide, with about a third in california, many here in the bay area. all right. checking in with steve paulson. it hasn't been a good couple of days to heat up the oven to cook a pizza, but maybe that will change. >> i did carry out yesterday, pamela. it was too hot. yeah. you know, we have an air fryer, so that's that's nice. it doesn't i didn't want to cook anything yesterday. usually i do all right. concord, livermore, santa rosa, redwood city, vallejo, san jose, oakland and san francisco 76 to 102 on your radio dial. there yeah, it was a hot one, but temps are coming down today. always tough inland to kind of gauge. and when the bigger jump was on the temps or when it will really start to drop. so we were pretty much spot on with the highs y

samples back before 2040, and then -- but more importantly, keep that center of the universe asset in pasadena whole. and if not whole, at least sufficiently so that they're -- sufficiently staffed so they're not getting below critical mass so i appreciate everything you've done, mr. administrator, looking forward to that and continuing that partnership over the next few months. appreciate you. yield back. >> thank you very much. now i'd like to recognize the gentlelady from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, administrator nelson, for being here with us today. the safety of nasa's astronaut is always top of mind for me and for everyone involved in overseeing our nation's space program. i know how deeply and personally you care about safety, and i know how vigilant you are ensuring nasa maintains a robust safety culture informed by the lessons of challenger and columbia of which we are so tragically familiar. but the world of human space flight has changed dramatically for nasa over the past decade through the commercial crew program, the agency now regularly sends its a

carlos and pasadena, texas, you support the contempt of congress. caller: yes, i do. i believe garland is totally disingenuous. he is treating this interview with the president very differently than the way he is treating the very similar interviews with people that support republicans. host: in what way? caller: well, look at what is happening to the aides of trump or to trump himself and the way that his appeals for release from prosecutions that seem to be orchestrated from the white house fall in deaf ears as far as attorney general garland is concerned. host: so are you referring to the trump administration officials that have been held in contempt, that were prosecuted for this? caller: yes, they are -- i believe some of them are actually in jail right now. host: yeah. caller: so yet, garland, saying, oh, i cannot it might damage somebody. well why did that not appeal to requests from these people that are in jail right now? host: ok, let me read from the new york times the house's attempt case now goes to the u.s. or in washington to consider whether to prosecu

host: debbie in pasadena, republican, good morning. caller: good morning.o ask a how the money is spent and how it is still being i was just wondering how much longer is that going to be? still out there. >> well, a lot of the money has been spent. a lot of it is -- various agencies are trying toet it back. they publish a list of the fraudone after and recovered, and small business unfortunately it is so large. as is administration said it could take almost $100 yeaack. they have found it was taken out of the paycheck protection program over the department of labor and unemployment the money went out fast. it is an unprecedented problem. agencies ignored really simple prevention measures that were they sent it out. that needs to be in florida, republican. caller: good morning. yes, sir. i used to send somebody to the organization. i thought he did good work. like the previous caller, it seems like it is all for naught. given the fact that the federal budget debt, rather, the bulk of the debt. they come outnabling the $34 trillion. it is just incredibly unbe

host: debbie in pasadena, republican, good morning. caller: good morning.ant to ask a question about the covid. how the money is spent and how it is still being spent. i was just wondering how much longer is that going to be? because i know a lot of money is still out there. >> well, a lot of the money has been spent. a lot of it is -- various agencies are trying to get it back. they publish a list of the fraud that they've gone after and recovered, and small business administration as well. unfortunately it is so large. as i recall, the small business administration said it could take almost $100 years to get all of the money back. they have found it was taken out of the paycheck protection program over the department of labor and unemployment insurance. the money went out fast. it is an unprecedented problem. a lot of agencies ignored really simple prevention measures that were already in place before they sent it out. that needs to be fixed. host: jim in florida, republican. caller: good morning. yes, sir. i used to send somebody to the organization. i t

polyzoides out of pasadena. the challenge of zoning lies in the densification that does not challenge the rule of how we build big, big issue in most cases. as i said earlier, the upzoning results in pretty much the same type of double loaded buildings extruded envelopes where facades are the only element where we create variety in a form that resembles graphic patterns, but it does not change the double loaded corridor density, which are mostly like hotels, and their lack of what we are giving up. that is our individual design buildings where we have double aspect units, we have an eye to the street, we look into our backyards. we're going to be all living in containerize simplified buildings and particularly, the dan solomon refers to those buildings as the, stumpy scooch. i thought it was a wonderful expression, but i'm not going to get too much into that. these stumpy, this stumpy building technology combined with widgets, citing standards. do not only do not only result in elongated cubes and cumbersome sam