ermanno from university of riverside was on the right track.nt out into the desert and he found plants, made cuttings from 'em and then brought 'em back and then started building off from there. though ermannos like the israelis and university of arizona, what they did is they started with a very small gene pool and then went from there. what we have done is we've taken what they had plus what we found, much broader gene pool, that's why we came up with a 62% oil content plant whereas the average in jojoba is 50. >> so there are not many, let's walk down here, because there is some beautiful jojoba here. there is not many-- there is not much jojoba being grown anymore, is there? >> no, not in california-- >> are you about the last jojoba holdouts? >> yes, we are. and this is actually a research mother block and what we aspire to be is the nursery to supply the growers when jojoba starts going again, because it is a biodiesel. we could--if we were to revamp all of this acreage in chuckawalla valley like 6,000 acres was planted, i'll bet you with

california's riverside d.a. will not file charges against lohan altercation against a betty ford staffer due to lack of evidence. the public is cynical when it comes to young talent. >>> a new poll shows about 30% of americans believe justin bieber will be in rehab by the time he reaches 30. 18% think bieber will be married and quietly living somewhere. hmm. >>> a lawyer for italian prime minister silvio berlusconi facing trial for paying for sex says actor george clooney may be called to testify by the defense team. clooney deny he and his girlfriend attended parties at the palace during orgies and strip shows. he said the only time he ever met the prime minister was to ask for help for darfur. >>> this comes to us from new york city where some of the nation's best and brightest got a surprise visit from the commander in chief. president obama made an unscheduled stop at the new york city science and engineering fair after a speech at the museum of natural history tuesday. he toured the displays from the city's

all the fire and brimstone it seemed like a good time to clear my head so i ventured down to the riverside to meet another group of local craftsman curtis was historically famous as a ship building city in fact it's where emperor peter the first built the country's very first navy now those days may be long gone but greatest is love the pope's is still alive and well. even if these british ship builders are working on a slightly smaller scale. eagle has run the city's model boat club for more than fifteen years teaching the next generation to take to the will to waste from submarines to warships there's a huge number of models for the children to work on and with a championship winning replica proudly on display plenty to aspire to as well. this model is taking part in a national championship is won the cup that you can see over there this model of a cannon boat has taken coast into world championships and the european competition . comes luckily for me they don't mind the big kids having to. allow for. both. is left to. the boats are all remote controls and after a quick lesson from eagle

she attends uc riverside and spent three days on-line searching for any signs of her family. they live in a small fishing village where half of the residents are missing and feared dead. she lost all hope until she received a message from a friend in japan about a youtube video. >> my friends called me. she is in japan. i think it is your sister. she said please tell my younger sister in america we all survived. >> that's her sister holding the sign. she is now using the internet to let her relatives know she received their mess seeming and is thankful to them for thinking of her when they are dealing with this tragedy. >>> dozens of california students studying in japan are ordered to return to the u.s. yesterday the california state university chancellor sent a memo to the system's schools that directs them to bring back the 65 students studying in japan. that includes a dozen san francisco state students. the schools are also being asked to help japanese international students studying here to get back home. stanford says all 35 of its students studying in japan are also o

this is a question regarding a similar controversy in riverside county, and the question is, have judges here barred admission of evidence at trial. if so, how does the public defender's office address that? the judge who heard the motions in this case has decided most of the materials the prosecutor was not providing on the basis that there was a criminal investigation involving the technician who was dealing drugs has been released, and we are learning about what evidence prosecutors have, what they would help, and we will be making motions to withdraw please, and one thing i think gets lost in some of the coverage is people think, who cares if somebody was dealing drugs? the problem is when you start looking at the evidence that was coming back, because they would do a retest of the evidence -- in some cases there were more drugs. in some cases there were less drugs. in some cases there were problems with their results, whether they were false positives or false negative common ---, and when you are talking about the integrity of a crime lab that is in charge of deciding who is guilty

she attends uc riverside spent three days searching for any signs of her family. they flif a small fishing village where more than half of the residents are missing and feared dead. she'd lost hope until receiving a message about a you tube video. >> my friends called me and he she said i watched the news p maybe, i think... it's your sister. she said they all survived and said please tell my younger sister we all survived. >> what a relief for her. she is now using the internet to try to let her relatives know she's seen the message and thankful for thinking of her while dealing with this tragedy. >> california state university system decided to pull all students out of japan. there is part of a study abroad program. the is tim still debate wlg to call students back home. >> let's start out with california state university system. there are 45 students and about 55 were waiting to travel there, all that have has been suspended. the chancellor said in a memo, quote leaving our students in this situation is not a risk i'm willing to take. san francisco state has 12

she attends uc riverside and spent three days on-line searching for any signs of her family. they live in a small fishing village where half of the residents are missing and feared dead. she lost all hope until she received a message from a friend in japan about a youtube video. >> my friends called me. she is in japan. i think it is your sister. she said please tell my younger sister in america we all survived. >> that's her sister holding the sign. she is now using the internet to let her relatives know she received their mess seeming and is thankful to them for thinking of her when they are dealing with this tragedy. >>> dozens of california students studying in japan are ordered to return to the u.s. yesterday the california state university chancellor sent a memo to the system's schools that directs them to bring back the 65 students studying in japan. that includes a dozen san francisco state students. the schools are also being asked to help japanese international students studying here to get back home. stanford says all 35 of its students studying in japan are also o

it transformed riverside drive into the only thoroughfare.s gave enough power to wash away the ground and collapse the road above it. firefighters had to use boats to rescue stranded residents from the riding water. while another threat of storms stretched from oklahoma to louisiana. in north texas that meant baseball-size the hail northeast of dallas. sparing injuries but creating plenty of damage to clean up today. and in the northeast there are fears the worst is yet to come. a new round of rain is set to fall later today just after the river crested from the last storm. >> the space shuttle "discovery" is about to wrap up its flying career when it lands in florida in about four hours. the shuttle and its crew of six astronauts are on their way back to earth. they delivered and installed new storage compartments and humanoid robots. it's nasa's oldest shuttle and the most travelled flying 39 missions. it will travel to the smit smith -- smithsonian. that shows the path of discovery and, of course, that path leads to the kennedy space cente

it transformed riverside drive into a boat-only thoroughfare. >> i think the problem is the rain, the snow melt, the dam upriver and the lakes. it never used to get this bad. >> reporter: flash flooding in connecticut gave this small stream enough power to wash away the ground and collapse the road above it. >> i'm amazed, though. there's a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: firefighters had to use boats to rescue stranded residents from the rising waters. while another set of storms threatened an area stretching from oklahoma to louisiana. in north texas, that meant baseball-sized hail. and reports of a tornado that touched down in lamar county, northeast of dallas. sparing injury, but creating plenty of damage to clean up today. and in the northeast, there are fears the worst is yet to come. >> right now, it's supposed to crest at 9 feet, 9'4'. should be okay. thursday is another problem. >> reporter: and here is why he is concerned. a new round of rain is set to begin a little later today, just after the rivers crest from the last storm. rob? >> emily schmidt, on a rough next few

. >> reporter: jim rodgers has lived here on riverside drive for 53 years. the only way he could show me his neighborhood was by boat. >> i think the problem is the rain, the snow melt, the dam up river. it never used to get this bad. >> reporter: northern new jersey rivers are overflowing their banks. a potent combination of three inches of rain and massive snow melt. all the rainfall in little falls is proving too much. >> really nothing i could do, but i'm stressed. i'm stressed. >> reporter: melting snow brought mudslides even to massachusetts. and in connecticut, the majority of the state's rivers have surpassed flood stage. >> we have about a foot and a half of water inside the house. the entire living space is completely trashed. we can't -- we have nowhere to live right now. >> reporter: this man traversed the icy waters with a canoe. with cars underwater, firefighters had to use boats to rescue residents. >> it was pretty bad. my electrical wire underneath was in water, so i shut down my power and i left and went to my mom's. >> reporter: the worst

find a job new orleans that is the hardest place, and buffalo and rochester, no. 4 miami, no. 5 riverside and look louisville.louisville. pacific d electric company is to testify about the deadly standard error gas pipeline explosion we'll tell you all about that in a few minutes. here's a live look go outside out what's being done at the bay bridge. in the middle that's the heart of their putting up it could cause some traffic problems for the next several days. your. >> darya: 5:00 a.m., a top stories in three days of hearings at the start in just one hour on lassa timers and deadly pipeline crossed. >> will: as surprising confession by the couple accused of kidnapping and holding jaycee lee dugard for nearly 18 years. >> darya: school cuts looming for to bay area cities we are going to tell you right officials say some of those layoffs could be prevented. >> will: let's send it over to james, he's tracking the weather conditions right now golden gate, clear, cold this will not last? >> james: this is the call before the storm is a live look at the bay bridge let's talk about the weathe

final te que estÁ al frente de la corte de riverside y adelante magali ¿qÉe tal?elaciones sexuales con una menor, la sentencia sentencia 90 dÍas de cÁrcel. pero es posible que lo cumpla bajo arresto domiciliario. >> podrÍa ir a prisiÓn por sostÉn un relaciones sexuales por una menor. lloraba mucho con esto y con la fe que la fe me sacarÁ adelante, o sea, Él si seguimos en lo mismo, cometiÓ un error, no lo vamos a quitar, Él cometiÓ un error que quizÁs hubiera tenido mÁs cuidado y controlado un poquito mÁs. >> se desestimÓ el delito de sodomÍa y durante los tres aÑos no podrÁ acercarse de la menor. >> segÚn el portavoz de la fiscalÍa mÁs adelante se determinara como cumplirÁ la con condena y podrÍa permanecer bajo arresto domiciliario y podrÍa acogerse a un programa de desviÓ. >> pagarÁ con 90 dÍas de cÁrcel con grillete, podrÁ ir a la escuela, a la iglesia, trabajar, las cosas que normalmente hace. >> se le acredita 2 dÍas de cÁrcel cuando fue detenido y fichado la artistas presentaron unos mensajes de texto para comprobar que existÍa una relaciÓn. >> como madre,

losangeles six and the riverside/san bernardino area, number 10.ladelphia ranked worst and new york came in number four. >>> actor charlie sheen is not allowed one 1 -- within 100 yards of his twin sons. they were removed from his house last night after a court order was granted to his estranged wife brook mueller. did i say that right? >> yes. >> she got a restraining order after he threatened her life. her mother is helping care for the sons and sheen is fighting to get his sons back. >>> a piece of hair from justin bieber in about an hour will be off the market. the popstar cut off his famous hair and right now his hair is up for sale on ebay. we just checked, the current bid is $15,500. now-- i'm not making this up. justin bieber donated his hair to ellen degeneres who put them up for auction. all of the proceeds will go to an animal rescue organization. >> amazing what people will stay for a few lox of hair. locks of hair. >>> let's check in with sal one more time. >> i want to show you a picture from our viewer, willie diaz snapped this with

the highest rates were in the fresno and riverside areas.fficials blame the problem on high unemployment, and low participation in the food stamp program. >>> why new office space could be a conflict of interest. >>> foggy, and foggy out there in some areas this morningment giving you a live look, or attempting to from bay point this morning. we're tracking this latest storm. how long we expect the rain to stick around, coming up. >>> lieutenant governor newsom's new office is stirring up some controversy. i announced he would be leasing shared office space south of market, instead of setting up an office in a state owned building. the managing partner contributed $12,000 to newsom's recent campaign. some experts in governmental ethics say the office choice could be a conflict of interest. >>> $500,000 set aside by the former san francisco mayor for a homeless project has not been transferred over to the tenderloin nonprofit group. san francisco's health directer says he has not, she has not transferred the money because of possible budget c

. >> reporter: and steve mendoza of riverside, california, all unable to reach their families strandedn a place without phones and cell service. it was steve who took this dramatic home video. >> hi. can you hear me? >> reporter: meantime, in san francisco, we reached cannon's sister megan walsh and parents john and adrian. >> you have my sister? >> reporter: i found your sister. here she is. >> oh, my god. it's her. she's on the phone. >> my god, cannon. >> are you okay? >> i'm totally okay. i'm absolutely -- i have been fine the whole time. >> reporter: mary, kaitlyn and steve also were able to talk to their families, families probably relieved, a little bit of good news in a story that's had so much bad, matt. >> ann, it's really good news. i know cannon purdy is with you. her sister, mom and dad. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> can you just explain or describe what the last 72 hours have been like for you? >> well, just been on the computer, on the television searching for any sign of news of people in that devastated area. we are so fortunate to be able to speak to

. >> reporter: jim rodgers has lived here on riverside drive for 53 years.elt, the dam up river, it never used to get this bad. >> reporter: northern new jersey rivers are overflowing their banks. a potent combination of 3 inches of rain and massive snow melt. all the rainfall in little falls is proving too much. >> really nothing i could do, but i'm stressed. i'm stressed. >> reporter: melting snow brought mudslides even to massachusetts. and in connecticut, the majority of the state's rivers have surpassed flood stage. >> we have about a foot and a half of water in the house. the entire living space is completely trashed. we can't -- we have nowhere to live right now. >> reporter: this man traversed the icy waters with a canoe, with cars under water, firefighters had to use boats to rescue residents. >> it was pretty bad. my electrical wire underneath was in water, so i shut down my power and i left and i went to my mom's. >> reporter: the worst may still be to come. another storm is brewing in the south. it's expected to dump another 1 to 2 inches. northe

in the meantime, the air quality research with them located at the university of california riverside, helped us a lot entrenched it was some of these problems. i once converted a wonderful convertible i had to propane. the car never win again by the way, but that was my way of legislation that would suggest we have to take all automobiles to have a stationary source of the major folds of cars and convert them experimentally to propane and see what effect it might have. they said jerry, we have to be cautious about this because i research is beginning to show us things we didn't anticipate. it would appear that propane creates a thing called propylene in the emission and not form may be even worse that we're concerned about. the talk a lot about scientists in independent peer review. if you're cheap about regulations that dramatically impact people's lives. we should know over talking about. by way of asking you to comment on the general area, let me mention also back in those days, the community known as -- the community known as chino, numbering codes and numbers. i note that within

the meantime, the air quality research center, which was then located at university of california riverside helped us a lot in dealing -- trying to deal with some of these problems. i once converted a very beautiful and wonder convertible that i had to propane. the car never ran again, by the way. but that was my way of legislation that was moving that was suggest that we ought to take all automobiles that have a stationary source, major pools of cars, and convert them experimentally to propane to see the affect. the research came to me and said the bill is moving. jerry, we ought to be cautious about this. our research is beginning to show us some things we didn't anticipate. as it would appear that propane when it goes through the combustion process, creates a thing called propylene, and the emissions of that form maybe worse than the standard automobile emission that we're concerned about. we talk a lot about scientists and research and independent peer review, et cetera. often times we don't know what we're talking about. if we're going to promote regulations that dramatically impact pe

funds to a financial industry that was teetering on the brink of collapse, accompanied by historic riversideemergency economic stabilization act, which greeted tart, also created sig tarp. i am proud to say that, since our inception in 2008, we have made progress in fulfilling the goals set before us by congress. we should 9 quarterly report, 13 audits, secured civil or criminal charges against more than 50 individuals, 18 different defendants have been convicted of tarp-related fraud, and our investigations have helped assist in the recovery of or the prevention to loss in a some of $70 million. as importantly -- of $17 million. as importantly, we brought in to retool a program desperately in need of it. tarp made promises to both wall street and to ministry. i'm fortunate, its track record has been mixed. it fulfil this -- unfortunately, its track record has been mixed. it fulfilled its promise to wall street, but it has failed to live up to its promises to main street. when treasury give out billions the -- billions of dollars to banks, it did so without policy in place to accomplish that

beech street, riverside, all that area is shut down right now and again for all these folks trying toe out of the santa cruz area, it is really causing a lot of problems here on highway 17 as you can see on our maps near the summit. lots of delays and again lots of folks pulled over to the side of the road casting you a problem. parking lots at the summit are completely full. now, we have also been keeping our eye on the area near 92 and 35. this is for folks evacuating out of el granada, half moon bay area. we have seen a line of cars eastbound 92. at last check the backup was two miles long. chp is providing traffic control. we have had chopper 5 over the scene showing us live picture. very busy. pedestrians on the road are causing problems because folks are trying to get to higher ground or maybe towards 280. a delay on 280 once folks get past this area. so we are asking people to avoid 92 and 35 eastbound if you can. it is causing some major problems through that area. now, we just saw a live shot moments ago from pacifica. doesn't look like it's impacted as far as traffic goes. h

funds to a financial industry that was teetering on the brink of collapse, accompanied by historic riverside, emergency economic stabilization act, which greeted tart, also created sig tarp. i am proud to say that, since our inception in 2008, we have made progress in fulfilling the goals set before us by congress. we should 9 quarterly report, 13 audits, secured civil or criminal charges against more than 50 individuals, 18 different defendants have been convicted of tarp-related fraud, and our investigations have helped assist in the recovery of or the prevention to loss in a some of $70 million. as importantly -- of $17 million. as importantly, we brought in to retool a program desperately in need of it. tarp made promises to both wall street and to ministry. i'm fortunate, its track record has been mixed. it fulfil this -- unfortunately, its track record has been mixed. it fulfilled its promise to wall street, but it has failed to live up to its promises to main street. when treasury give out billions the -- billions of dollars to banks, it did so without policy in place to accomplish th

host: linda is a democrat in riverside, california. caller: good morning.he barbara boxer bill was objected to yesterday by tom coburn and it is not going to go through. congress does and will get paid during a government shutdown. their money does not come from appropriations. they always get paid during a government shutdown. host: linda, where did you read that? caller: that's what i was calling about. i read that in the library of congress. that is how it happens and that is why they get paid during government shutdowns. billse barbara boxer's will not go through, because it is objected to by republicans, they will continue to get paid. all of congress, including the new republicans who have absolutely nothing on the line. they do not care about america. they care about getting paid. they are sleeping in their offices for crying out loud. they do not care about the people of the united states. host: jonathan allen? guest: the caller is right. congressional pay checks do not come out of the annual appropriations. there are a lot of reasons for that. one

you can tell we have an administration not there were there's nobody that riverside the front side of a paycheck in their career. but it's not just taxes and spending. the gigantic deficits are a huge drain on the economy and a chance for economic growth. do you know that from the constitutional convention of 1789 entel president obama was inaugurated in january of 2009 and that 120 year period the american government ran up less debt and that 220 years than the obama administration budgets will do in ten years? $13 trillion of debt in the next ten years if obama's budget is adopted. now the news media talks about he's moved to the middle. he got the message. well, what are the facts? issac days after he got the message, his budget proposes increasing spending to $3.8 trillion. he proposed increasing the deficit to $1.6 trillion in one year. can you imagine if your business revenue was 42% less than your expenditures you could write a book about. start a chapter 11. [laughter] [applause] the government can't spend selfridge any more than your family can, but they seem to have lost sig

additionally, chairman klein and i met with and read to a kindergarten class at riverside elementary east. the reception we received from all of the students at the school was unbelievable. and i couldn't be more appreciative of the students, teachers, and school administrators for putting such a fantastic visit together. also last week, i welcome chairman mica, subcommittee chairman shuster, and the transportation and infrastructure committee to scranton for a listening session on the future of our roads and infrastructure. the listening session helped me and other members of the committee gain a greater level of insight from local leaders with expertise and real world experience in transportation and infrastructure policy. during the listening session we spoke about job creation. heard some examples of burdensome regulation. listened to ideas about cost-effective maintenance plans, and were briefed on public-private partnerships as new ways to build and repair pennsylvania's roads and bridges. madam speaker, the challenges we face in our district are great, but they are not unique.

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you can tell we have an administration not there were there's nobody that riverside the front side of a paycheck in their career. but it's not just taxes and spending. the gigantic deficits are a huge drain on the economy and a chance for economic growth. do you know that from the constitutional convention of 1789 entel president obama was inaugurated in january of 2009 and that 120 year period the american government ran up less debt and that 220 years than the obama administration budgets will do in ten years? $13 trillion of debt in the next ten years if obama's budget is adopted. now the news media talks about he's moved to the middle. he got the message. well, what are the facts? issac days after he got the message, his budget proposes increasing spending to $3.8 trillion. he proposed increasing the deficit to $1.6 trillion in one year. can you imagine if your business revenue was 42% less than your expenditures you could write a book about. start a chapter 11. [laughter] [applause] the government can't spend selfridge any more than your family can, but they seem to have lost sig