water will take action when we need pto to to to remedy the most egregious environmental and safety. and that. >> and if the decision is made to remove a camp, the district says they'll provide 72 hours notice before the cleanup work begins. >> new at 5, we're hearing from a vallejo family whose roof collapsed during last month's rain. you may remember a series of storms that brought heavy rain and some really strong winds here to the bay area just before christmas. yeah, it was fierce and now the family is just overwhelmed with the costs to kron four's gayle ong reports. >> terrifying moments as a homes. families ceiling collapsed on the night before just crashed. >> right live in one of those devastating. mean, being, you know, it's just amazing to see they look really devastating, especially for our girls, robert and latasha homes as daughters noticed a bubble on the ceiling and notify their parents right away. as soon as i seen i was like a scene and start reading all that stuff out of there. wasn't rise. >> roundabouts heart do down as soon as that. the word out of step back. >>

and you could look at the links in page it's, it's not a pto plan that this company does anything for oh, is the, is the familiar corporate double the do? i absolutely meaningless and gives you no indication that tool of what it is that this company does. so it looks like a rather of, of sony uh, company set up in order to be upfront for some kind of transactions. but there's no, no sense at all that this is anything other than upfront for something a holding company or shell company, whatever. but it doesn't look a little like a, it's a company that does any kind of a business, performs any kind of a service. then another name, a paid on the right off north, a global limited, which is i'd like to have supply the pages to lebanon to add for the entry to the mystery. so i'm going to dissipate on the day of the attacks that in december, cbs interviewed a ledge for most ad agents involved in the operation who corroborates and what was already in the public domain. claiming it'd be time for decades will say with the truth and evidence, there was never any doubt the attack of being planned

of the full committee we have conducted oversight on the pto and the copyright office, analyzed and worked through five different bipartisan bills, had a hearing on the intersection of ai and ip, and probed foreign threats to american ip. we've actually been doing the work our constituents sent us to washington to do, legislating and at every step senator tillis you and your team have been fantastic partners. thank you and i look forward god willing to continuing our work together in the next congress. i expect other members of this subcommittee will be joining us today. today's hearing examines the restore patent rights act, a bill i currently co-sponsor with senator cotton of arkansas, this one sentence bill would restore the presumption that a patent owner should receive an injunction when she demonstrates that a defendant has infringed her valid patent. this is in no way a new or novel idea. our founding fathers made it clear that inventors should have exclusive rights to their inventions. in other words, the constitution in its script guarantees to inventors the ability to prevent oth

joining us right now is a pto treasure kendra so why is this happening?ean, is it just this big of a shortfall? my understanding 3 million dollars. and so this school, very popular here in the area that is on the chopping block. yes, this is a school closure and our district isn't willing to admit that. that's what it is. they're dismantling our school by closing our middle school program and they're sending our kindergarten through 5th grades to another site. there's a very specific legal process that school boards have to go through in order to close the school. and we're just asking them to go through that process. this is a very rushed and not at all transparent. this is kind of a unique school because k through 8 it really does provide. >> a huge community benefit with that, you know, after school programs and, you know, these teachers really care for the kids here. they do across the board, but tell me a little bit about what's so special about the school. sure. this school actually started as a parent co-op and we we're asked to join the school dis

started to put into place as a micro grant program for it schools that i do not have ptos or outsideding from bring the same rich experiences to students that other schools can. to give money directly to teachers who want to run enriching project -based learning, field trips and other experiences. with all these things one thing that gets in the way and i'm interested to hear reaction is the schools and this happened during the pandemic, we look at students were far behind in reading and math we set you need more time in reading and math that further disengages the students even though it's critical for them to get that we put in place strategies like high-impact tutoring. but then they are missing out on some of things that are i hope for them to come to school. to have the real project -based learning experiences to go into the construction of real-life work, vocational education. how do we manage the fact we are now t putting so much scrutiny n the students further behind our disengaging those students for their not given in rich experiences. quickct and going to a lot of people a

as you see in this pto here. but also, i saw pat nixon being very outward facing, engaged with numerous causes, numerous. and that was so odds with some of the things i heard about her in the media. so i was very intrigued. i realized that there must be some other things going on that i didn't know about. this is always the case with lots of women in american history. we think we know them, but perhaps really don't. so i there was something here and that led me right back. the nixon library and the great. so why did you title the the mysterious mrs. nixon? pat nixon spent more than half of her adult life the time she left the white house in the public eye. so what made her the mysterious mrs. nixon right? mysterious is a word. when i started working on this book, people said, well, who you working on now? and i said, pat nixon. and they said, oh, she was mysterious she was enigmatic. so i know one writer culture. america's political greta garbo, which thought was really interested. and i was like really? but, you

counselor for each grade level, but it just really isn't enough and a lot of schools-it kind of-there is pto or lowel-able to fund a second librarian or nurse the full week opposed to 2 and a half days so if you get injured monday, you got a nurse, but tuesday you are out of luck. that's something happening in the schools and i just feel that is crazy because they don't have a affluent enough pta to fund the nurse. that should be basic. we shouldn't have to ask for donations to fund a school nurse. >> that ties into the mental health issues people are facing. covid was detrimental to everyone but especially young people who spnt hours a day online and away from mental health support in a really difficult time and i think people are beginning to realize now how important those services are. i think there is work to do but advocase hads been relatively successful in san francisco getting more support for mental health but there is a huge gap we are now catching up with. it was never priority before the pandemic and beginning to become one now but there are so many young people struggling and w