there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea.ark, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the landlord is $200,000 past due, and your vendors are $75,000 past due. and brea is hanging by a string. farrell's international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the fi

haley's mom terry was in the crowd she's a member of riverside sports hall of fame.'s older sister ashley played for the rams and her twin hannah, well, that's her on the receiving end of a haley assist. let's just say the blood lines were there. >> i've been hearing about her since she was six, seven years old. and she came to high school and when she hasn't disappointed. >> haley was get herring points in this contest. midway through the third quarter a free throw on technical foul puts her a thousand points even. [ applause ] >> reporter: the game was briefly stopped. haley was applauded for her accomplishments. what was she thinking about? her beloved pop pop who practiced with her and encouraged her endlessly until his passing last april. >> i did it for him and for my mom and sister too. so i wanted to make him proud and also make my familiar and teammates proud. >> reporter: mission accomplished. haley finish this afternoon with 15 points in a lose effort. riverside will formally celebrate her a could accomplish manies before thursday afternoon's home against

in the meantime, i want to take everybody back to riverside, new jersey. that is because, some neighbors have kind of turned themselves into dueling neighbors with their loyalty for patriots and eagles taking center stage, greg argos is there, live with more on this, greg. >> and joe's call said it. we are deep in eagles country. and take a look right here. this is it. look at all of these folks. this is one neighborhood in riverside and they have it decked out a full football field, tons of fans, but walk with me over here. lets cross the street. the priots fans just across the street, they have their home decked out and it really is, a battle of the neighors. it is an eagles way of keeping up with the joneses. >> my neighbors are patriots fans. they saw me putting up green lights so they started to challenging me. despite their nfl preferences. >> eag eagles fans. >> reporter: i was born in massachusetts so i have been a patriots fan my whole life. >> they are actually friends and neighbors trying trying to out due each other with their devotion to their

haley's mom terry was in the crowd she's a member of riverside sports hall of fame.ey played for the rams and her twin hannah well that's her on the receiving end of a haley assist. let's just say the blood lines were there. >> i've been hearing about her since she was six, seven years old and she came to high school and she hasn't disappointed us. >> despite a rough shooting performance haley was getting her points in this contest. then midway through the third quarter, a free throw on technical foul put her at a thousand points even. [ applause ] >> the game was briefly stopped, haley was applauded for her accomplishments. [ applause ] >> what was she thinking about? >> her beloved pop pop. practiced with her encouraged her endlessly until his passing last april. >> i did it for him and for my mom and sister, too. so i want to make him proud and also make my family and teammates proud. >> reporter: mission accomplish. russell led the rams with 15 points this afternoon in a losing effort. she'll be honored by riverside high before tomorrow afternoon's home game agai

. >>> riverside county man arrested posting on facebook that he threatened to kill students at riversidee. he had a loaded >>> billy graham died in his home today. he is being remembered for the strong impact he had. laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: the reverend billy graham left his mark on the bay area. >> great bridge builder and a lot of mutual understanding. >> reporter: met graham in rome in the late 1970s. he says graham legacy may be a great communicator and unifier. >> someone who connects so well with so many people beyond people of his own faith and community. and he did so much to build bridges among people of all faiths in the country. >> billy graham was an american fe phenomena. >> reporter: his roles as an adviser to 12 presidents from truman to obama and his unwavering support of the civil rights movement. >> i can imagine in the 50s billy graham would take a position of supporting black lives matter. >> it had an emotional impact on me. >> reporter: a pastor and teacher garry young attended his crusades. >> these are lives that are being changed. this is not so

. >>> riverside county man arrested posting on facebook that he threatened to kill students at riversidety college. he had a loaded ar-15. >>> billy graham died in his home today. he is being remembered for the strong impact he had. laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: the reverend billy graham left his mark on the bay area. >> great bridge builder and a lot of mutual understanding. >> reporter: met graham in rome in the late 1970s. he says graham legacy may be a great communicator and unifier. >> someone who connects so well with so many people beyond people of his own faith and community. and he did so much to build bridges among people of all faiths in the country. >> billy graham was an american f phenomena. >> reporter: his roles as an adviser to 12 presidents from truman to obama and his unwavering support of the civil rights movement. >> i can imagine in the 50s billy graham would take a position of supporting black lives matter. >> it had an emotional impact on me. >> reporter: a pastor and teacher garry young attended his crusades. >> these are lives that are being changed.

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venues for the revamped domestic twenty20 compeition have been announced with durham‘s home — the riverside cardiff and the aegeas bowl in southampton but chester—le—street is the biggest name to be left out — it will only host one one day international in 2020. in tennis, british number onejohanna konta has made it through to the last 16 at the qatar open. konta is looking to kick—start her season after a disappointing australian open, and had a good win, coming past world number 29 carla suarez navarro 6—2, 6—2. she faces angelique kerber for a place in the quarterfinals. before we go, just time to recap our top story — a 5—0 win for liverpool in the last 16 first leg meeting with porto. sadio mane with a hat—trick. and remember more curling on the way at the winter olympics you can watch the action on bbc one, the red button and online from ten past midnight. that‘s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator and former tory adviserjo—anne nadler, and

jenny joyce dot honors, riverside school. >> yes, good morning, guys, see are live here at riverside high school joined by haley and her entire basketball team here. first of all congratulations cents to you. what an accomplishment and only a junior, mike and alex, not sure how familiar you are with heylee's story but quite the athlete. you don't even want to play basketball in college. you want to play sack or? >> yes. >> accomplish soccer player, what, 60 goals last season? >> yes, 60 goals, and 115 for career so far. >> i was reading about you. i understand some of your coaches said they've been hearing about you, and your skills for years. how doses it feel to have so much support here at the school and obviously last night at the wells fargo? >> i mean the support feels great. i feel like without my teammate i wouldn't be where i'm at today. >> coach, coach, atkinson? hey, so, talk a little bit about haley as a player. >> great offensive player. probably our strongest defensive player. and really, just a fun player to watch on the court. >> and she has a twin sister hanna. i und

. >>> in just a few hours, the riverside county couple who allegedly held their kids captive in their own home will be back in front of a judge. david and louise turpin have both pleaded not guilty to torture, abuse and other charges. the parents remain in custody on a $12 million bail. a judge has barred them from contacting their children. the siblings between the ages of 2 and 29 were rescued from their home in paris california after one of them escaped last month. lawyers representing the children say they are making progress as they work to recover. >>> state lawmaker facing sexual misconduct allegations is out. senator tony mendoza abruptly resigned before his colleagues could decide his punishment. >> i just felt that i didn't have an opportunity to present my side of the story to my colleagues who were going to decide. i didn't have a chance to even do that. i think that was shameful and i think it's not fair to me. >> mendoza is accused of making unwanted advances towards six women including several subordinates. mendoza's picture is now removed from the capital wall. the ex-

. >>> prosecutors filed new charges against the riverside county couple accused of beating and torturing their children. they will face three additional child abuse charges. they both already faced 75 counts for torturing, abusing and imprisoning their children for decades. if convicted, the two could face 94 years in prison each. >>> police detains a 49ers player that prompted the closure of a los angeles prep school. here's the post that appeared on jonathan martin's instagram account. it shows a shotgun and ammunition with a quote saying, when you're a bully victim and a coward, your options are suicide or revenge. the post says #harvardwestlake, where he went to high school. ed a martin received national attention for a bullying scandal in 2013, when he played for the miami dolphins. his post today references four people, including richie incognito and mike pouncey, dolphins players who harassed martin. he spoke about bullying to piedmont middle school in 2016. >> you're 6'5", 325 pounds at the time. that's a big person. how can the words hurt? but more me, i was more sensitive to th

. >>> prosecutors filed new charges against the riverside county couple accused of beating and torturing their children. they will face three additional child abuse charges. they both already faced 75 counts for torturing, abusing and imprisoning their children for decades. if convicted, the two could face 94 years in prison each. >>> police detains a 49ers player that prompted the closure of a los angeles prep school. here's the post that appeared on jonathan martin's instagram account. it shows a shotgun and ammunition with a quote saying, when you're a bully victim and a coward, your options are suicide or revenge. the post says #harvardwestlake, where he went to ed a martin received national attention for a bullying scandal in 2013, when he played for the miami dolphins. his post today references four people, including richie incognito and mike pouncey, dolphins players who harassed martin. he spoke about bullying to piedmont middle school in 2016. >> you're 6'5", 325 pounds at the time. that's a big person. how can the words hurt? but more me, i was more sensitive to that. >> martin

venues for the revamped domestic twenty20 competition have been announced with durham's home, the riversidenot to be chosen. the tournament will include eight venues including the sse swalec in cardiff and the aegeas bowl in southampton, but chester—le—street is the biggest name to be left out. it will only host one one—day international in 2020. british cyclist chris froome has defended his decision to return to racing for the first time since his adverse drugs test. the four—time tour de france champion began his 2018 season at the ruta del sol in spain today, despite an ongoing doping tribunal prompted by the test at last year's vuelta a espana. froome insists he has a right to continue competing. i know i have done nothing wrong, thatis i know i have done nothing wrong, that is my starting point, i know i have done nothing wrong. there is a pi’ocess have done nothing wrong. there is a process in place for me to demonstrate that an obviously that is what i intend to do. this is a process that a lot of athletes have gone through, a lot of other riders have gone through as well and i don't

-shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah.p it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it's like a train wreck. paul: yeah. lemonis: out of their five locations, three are making money, generating profits of just over $600,000 last year. but when you look at the two remaining locations, their losses take that profit down to just about $250,000. and

officers in riverside, alabama, found heidi todd last night thanks to a tip abducted tuesday from outside charleston, secret, during a violent home invasion. the suspect, an ex-con has been captured in mississippi after reportedly being found asleep in a truck. >> to medical news and the fda has approved the first blood test that can help diagnose a concussion. the test measures the level of proteins released when the brain is injured. it can be taken within 12 hours of the injury. and doctors call this an important step because ct scans don't always detect them. >>> l.l. bean is facing a lawsuit after rescinding its return policy. the company has changed its unlimited 100% guarantee and now limits most returns to just a year. it says too many people were abusing the old policy. some, they were trying to return items bought at yard sales but the illinois man behind the lawsuit calls the move a breach of warranty. >>> when we come back an american strikes gold at the olympics after a big comeback. >>> the gun control debate is reignited after the school live in washington with new reaction

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. >>> today the riverside county couple who allegedly held their children captive at home are due in court for a conference about the case. david and louise turpin have pleaded not guilty to torture, abuse and other charges. the parents remain in custody on a $12 million bail. the courtroom conference is expected to focus on date setting and other procedure issues. a judge barred the couple from contacting their children. the siblings, between 2 and 29 years old were rescued from their home in paris after one of them escaped last month. lawyers representing the children say the kids are making progress as they work to recover. >>> this just in. former trump campaign official rick gates has pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi and trying to defraud the u.s. he will cooperate with robert mueller's russia probe. gates and trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort are each facing 32 new charges related to tax fraud and other financial crimes. it all stems from their work for the former president of ukraine. the indictments are part of special counsel robert mueller's investigation int

the riverside county parents charged with torturing their 13 children in their paris home are due inrt. they faced 75 counts of tortu torturi torturing, abusing and imprisoning their children for weeks and months at a time. they were starved. the eldest daughter who is 29 weighed just 82 pounds. they pleaded not guilty. each is held on $12 million bail. >>> a new call from the california highway patrol whoever is shooting bb's at charter buses on bay area highways is still out there. police need your help. katie marzullo has that. >> reporter: shattered windows like this showed charter buses have been under attack on 280. >> they're small bbs impacting the sides of these commercial buses. >> at least five charter buses have been hit between woodside and cupertino over the past two months. some of them tech buses carrying google and apple employees. the chp wants to find the shooter before it happens again. >> luckily as of now, we haven't had anybody sustain any injuries. but obviously, we want these to stop. the next thing that could happen could result in a collision. >> the chp is

danielle nottingham, cbs news, riverside, california. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," presidentmp says his new tariff on solar products will create more jobs in the u.s., but not everyone agrees. why some industry leaders worry it will cut tens of thousands of jobs this year. >>> plus, revealing secrets of the ancient mayan civilization. high-tech mapping uncovers thousands of previously unknown structures. >>> and actress claire danes joins us in studio 57 to reveal what's in store for carrie mathison in the upcoming season of "homeland." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for thismond. "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per mo

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as the bustle of yangon city winds down at the end of the day people stream to the riverside to commute to feed the seagulls and to soak in the last bit of light before sunset and when the sun rises in a new day starts a reminder has arrived overnight another cargo ship from myanmar is main trading partner china also a reminder of the dependence on its huge neighbor to the north. something leaders here hoped would lessen when economic sanctions began to soften eight years ago but with mounting international criticism and pressure over the range of crisis the nation seems to be turning its focus away from new partners in the west i think given. the justified anger on the part of the its national community in the un instead of. handling that criticism in dealing with the crisis in iraq on in a professional political and moral manner the government has decided to just go back to the chinese this new factory on the outskirts of yangon supplies myanmar rubber to tire manufacturers up in china it's about seventy percent of their business they want to expand to the west but this deepening rift

he was accepted at the university of california-riverside, because of his immigration status, however , he tnt qualify for federal assistance he met with a counselor who told him he had no chance of becoming a doctor because he was undocumented. but he didn't give up on his dream. 212, he graduated from the university of california riverside with a chemistry major and research honors. shortly after he graduated daca started. he served as a year as a mentor for at risk youth in his home city of costa mesa. he worked as a health educator at several clinics. he gave classes to hundreds of people in both english and spanish from topics ranging fromutriti and diabetes. during his year as a health educato he applied and accepted in medical school. here we are. first year at loyola university, chicago school of medicine. in his free time he volunteers at the local clinic. he takes time to teach medical spanish to some of his classmates, and here's what he had to say about daca. daca changed my life. it opened the door to the future ahead of me. if it weren't for daca i would not be here. i p

riverside sheriff's office, san bernardino, and san diego police department. we just met with the state. in the ensuing time from the time we first met with them and to show them our models, we met and they showed us the data template that they will roll out. we knew there would be a lot of data collected. in san francisco under 96a, we would collect 18 different attributes or information field. the state took ours, took los angeles's, married them together, and there will be 41 fields of data points collected. within the data points, there's subsequent opening up blocks of information about multiple identities in terms of nationalities and gender. if there's a perception that somebody wants to identify with multiple ethnicities or genders, that's captured in that way. so there are some challenges ahead of us in terms of what that looks like. when talking about the state system, there's a learning curve. the system we developed in san francisco is not the same. we'll have to learn that system. they have a computer-based, web-based application. we need to build

. >> john jennings is professor of media and cultural studies at university of california riverside. returns. >> the black panther film is cultural phenomenon because images like this have not been seen in major multiplexes before. >> images like black director, leading a predominantly black cast and black royalty set in a sieft y african nation. the fictional country. >> a lot of the films we have seen before, like, 12 yeersz a slave, precious, something lierk that are dealing with heavy subjects that are, posit black suffering as a central mode of existence for black americans. i think bla black pck celebrati the end of the trauma. this is about black joy. >> what do you think is different about this film? >> i think people are excited. because the it is a marvel ♪ harmonica tune plays everyone thinks making websites is impossible. [mimicking motorcycle noises] ♪ harmonica tune plays but they're wrong. ♪ i know... ♪ ♪ >>> at the winter olympics, raising concerns about safety and whether the athletes are being pushed too far. one example happened last week when a 16-year-old japanes

would argue that the boys take back the riverside people in the center right by in the center left people in the center left like the center right and if you are taking sort of equal amount of flak criticism from all sides of the fight for perhaps back to sign that you have got talent but i would say that the b.b.c. now should be concerned but there are politicians here with the right in the british parliament in the house of lords genuine concern about whether the baby so you really can be considered a neutral broadcaster one that doesn't just show and tell you versatile your views but a proper balance and if the b.b.c. starts to lose the faith of politicians and the public in that key question of neutrality then i think over the longer term i have a great deal of problem justifying their present funding and possibly even the present basis of their existence. contacted various unions and organizations that represent journalists for their reaction for now we've only had a response from the o.s.c. which refused to comment we'll bring you further replies when and if we receive them. from. t

. >> john jennings is professor of media and cultural studies at university of california riverside.o-author of black comics returns. >> the black panther film is cultural phenomenon because images like this have not been seen in major multiplexes before. >> images like black director, leading a predominantly black cast and black royalty set in a african nation. the fictional country. >> a lot of the films we have seen before, like, 12 yeersz a slave, precious, something lierk that are dealing with heavy subjects that are, posit black suffering as a central mode of existence for black americans. i think black celebration, at the end of the trauma. this is about black joy. >> what do you think is different about this film? >> i think people are excited. because the it is a marvel property, a well-known character, people are going to be in the seats. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. announcer: cinderella found the pet that fits her perfectly, and you can, too! share your heart. share your love. make a shelter pet part of your world. happily ever after begins at theshelte

to the delaware river after someone spotted a pickup truck in the water and drivers went in near riverside drive and searched the cab and found no one inside. >>> turning to our beautiful weather we predicted it would feel like spring and mother nature delivered today. we sent meteorologist, cecily tynan, outside to check it out. she has the details. the warmth is arriving two and a half months ahead of schedule. temperatures soared up to 72 degrees today and it breaks the old record set back in 1939, this is 27 degrees above average and these types of temperatures we usually get an in early may and not in late february and philadelphia is not alone with the record warmth, trenton record high of 71 and pomona 73 and wilmington a record 75 and bad news for the ski resorts, mt. pocono a record high of 66. and the heat intensifies more tomorrow. if you look at high temperatures across the eastern half of the country. cincinnati warmer than here. 80 degrees. and memphis 77. and a cold front with much colder air and temperatures in the 20s and teens behind that. and that front is slipping throu

from there, it is a sign that she is assigned to the endless core and a little riverside they are housed in an old mill and there was not much action there and it was so little action that hemingway essentially got bored and finally wanted to see the front and there was so little action, the place was referred to an old country club, because mostly they played baseball and bathed in the. within a couple of weeks, got antsy and decided he wanted to get a little close and ended up leaving the service, thentially voluntary for rolling canteen unit that took them much closer to where the war was raging. hemingway gets up real close to the trances of that action with the canteen service which prompts ulceration that i know. i do it and we have talked about didre which is hemingway hemingway actually ever drive and amulets? >> i was prepared for the question. >> we will show you guys. let me show you guys a couple of quick pictures. we have what the ambulance look like here. that was one of the first. this would have been what it might have looked like. >> this is in italy. lovely photo of som

he played at burlingame high school before transferring to riverside and back to burlingame, began hiscareer at usf, transferred to kenyatta before finding a home i can on the hilltop. >>> he is proud of where he's from, san francisco. >>> i've been around in my fair share of places and it's nice to be back and see familiar faces and feel comfortable and that has helped. >>> whatever the reason for robbery -- frankie ferrari is thriving. >>> you don't want a peak in november they see want to peak in march, could be dangerous in the upcoming weeks. >>> as for driving his namesake.>> i would like to own one but it's out of my price range. hopefully one day they'll be cool. >>> cisco scott reese ktvu fox 2 news. >>> they are pretty good hoping to get a bid to the nit, 17 wins, be specific, they host san diego tomorrow. >>> he will get the car yet. >>> excited to bring you the chance for the san francisco chinese new year parade. >>> a lot going on including the best in the west clam chowder contest. rosemary orozco has or we can watch. >>> heading into the weekend, a few events happening

. >>> charges today against a riverside county couple accused of torturing and beating their children louise turpin will both face child neglect charges. they have already faced 75 counts of torturing and abusing their children for decades. the children were shackled for weeks or months at a time. if convicted the two could send 94 years in prison each. >>> we're hearing exactly what happened that tragic day from people who saw the tragedy unfold. >> we're learning more about what led up to the shooting, including the alleged shooter on a 911 call just months earlier. >> reporter: today teachers are back on campus at stoneman douglas high school. the pain still raw for the first time we're hearing gut wrenching accounts from first responders, ms. whose own children were inside the school that day. >> my wife and my son both heard the fire alampl and rm and deci evacuate and found each other. >> reporter: we're now learning more about what led up to last week's shooting, a 911 call from someone who appears to be the alleged shooter about three months before the shooting happened, in it

this is similar to the case in riverside county involving 13 children. >>> a new survey of people who live in san francisco shows strong support for ride sharing companies. 70% had a favorable view of ride hailing services such as uber, lyft, and chariot. 82% say it makes getting around easier. and 66% people view muni favorably. >>> police in watsonville are praising two mothers for the way they reacted when they found out what the children had been doing. these pictures were posted of two boys washing a patrol car. the mothers found a video recorded by one of the little boys showing the boy jumping on the hood of a watsonville police car. the mothers took the boys down and made them apologize and helped the kids out while they did something nice for the police by doing cleanup work. >> i saw that story on facebook. >> moms were not having it. >> i applaud those moms. >> you do. >>> san francisco's annual chinese new year parade is days away. coming up at 6:30. we'll take you behind the scenes to show you what's new this year. >>> we are seeing some of the body camera footage from a

in a tranquil riverside setting where english liberties were proclaimed just over 800 years ago, surreyics would encroach on this rural idle. -- idyll. nick watt. in washington today mps from the digital culture, media and sport committee were grilling facebook, google and twitter on — among other things — their response to fake news on their platforms. here is the committee chair, damian collins, grilling twitter. what were talking about is lies, someone who is deciding to spread lies about somebody else. they‘re not harassing them, they‘re not intimidating them, they‘re not inciting violence against them, they‘re just spreading lies. and they‘re using the anonymity of twitter to do that. there‘s basically nothing you will do about it. if i could, the anonymity on our platform is not a shield against breaking our terms of service. telling lies on twitter isn‘t a breach of the community guidelines and wouldn‘t require action to be taken against the account. that‘s what you‘re saying, isn‘t it? if that's the only ground... we do not have rules based on truth. so is fake news such a big d

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. >> rex is braver than most of >>> new charges have been filed against the riverside, california, couple accused of holding their 13 children captive for years. up next, details on their day in court and more about how the victims are being helped, slowly moving toward living normal lives. >>> and later as the gun control debate rages on, we'll look back at the tragedy in scotland 22 years ago that changed the uk's gun laws. we'll travel to scotland to see just how hard it is to buy and keep a gun in britain. you you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." oo8z z12fz y2oo8y y12fy >>> as sisters, they're inseparable. as athletes, they've been on opposing teams, fighting it out at the winter olympics. wheel hear their remarkable story. >>> plus how an object that surfaced in the aur kievs of an american college may provide a rare link to our nation's >>> good morning, i'm jan carabao. talk about a rude awakening for some drivers in south philadelphia, smashed cars, lined third street, between ritner and porter street, police say more than a dozen cars there were damage overnight. investi

and it doesn't mean we can let up our efforts just because we in riverside county have achieved functional zero. a continued and coordinated multiagency strategy is needed to end veteran homelessness. we've seen in california the number of homeless veterans rise by 20% last year in distinction to what's happened in riverside county. now, as service providers, as a service provider, do you feel that the v.a. remains committed to ending veteran homelessness? >> i should hope so. i think the directors that we deal with at loma linda and in los angeles are committed to this effort. it frightens me when people talk about the functional end of homelessness. it feels like the problem has been solved. and we have actually experienced, talking to funders, who say isn't that problem solved? and it is not. >> well, yeah. so here's my thing. i realize at loma linda and l.a. directors you may feel the support of. but has the secretary's decision to remove the elimination of veteran homelessness from his top priorities impact the work you do on the ground? >> it absolutely will impact if those funds are

i go to riverside myself. but they are within the envelope of what they can build. they're actually building less. they could actually max this out even further. so i would concur. would someone like to make a motion. >> commissioner lazarus: i move to deny the appeal. >> on that motion to deny the appeal and issue the permit on the basis that it was properly issued, vice president fung? >> aye. >> president honda. >> aye. >> commissioner wilson? >> aye. >> we are on the last item, item ten. anne mcateer and margret ruxton. 2941-29 2941-2943broderick street. new deck at fourth floor, removing exterior back stair, install new stair, mechanical electrical and sprinkler under separate permits. >> president honda: we are going >> a fire wall has all been part of the design plan and repeatedly rejected by neighbors to the south. based on a loss of air and light to the only three windows on the north facing side of the building, our building on the second floor. this design aspect has been a concern going back to the 2015 design team review which you'll see in your exhibi

war, he was risking everything, even the support of his inner circle, when he gave the speech at riversideh on april 1 -- in april of 1968. after the drum major speech. >> even earlier. as we think about king's challenge to new york city, northern liberals, it began longer than we realized, 1960's he gives a speech at the urban league calling for a liberalism that is liberal in the north and not just for a change in the south. in 1963to los angeles out of the birmingham jail and talks about, not just birmingham but police brutality and school to segregation and housing segrgregation in los angeles t o years before watts.. the bostonstonn school committttee meets with hi and shututs down a meeti. whenen king talks about northern injustice, even in the early 1960's, northern liberals who were praising his work in the south, shut it down when he talked about what is happening in the north. a couple of months after the watts uprising, king writes a something ande says, for a long time, he had been welcomed to the north and was honored and sat on platforms , get when he starts talking about wha

she from burlington county, riverside, her family, well, let's just say sport royalty now.fternoon the junior was queen of the court at the wells fargo center when her team played medford tech. mid-way through the third quarter free throw and technical foul put her at 1,000-point. there you go, like many great athlete she gave credit to her family and teammate. >> with all of the hard work, pushing me to be better that's the reason why i am here. >> i've never had a player in my 30 plus years of coaching able to take a ball away from good ball handlers at the drop after hat. >> we cannot wait to share her story. she going to be on god day later this morning, we had headed to her school to celebrate with her in the 8:00 . all right, music fans rejoice, the line up all set for the annual roots picnic, quest love took to instagram to announce the june 2nd date at the pier, also cents mentioned this year's all stars, preach to laugh. dave shappell has been added to the bill along with perform and cents cents from brandy, dj kid cap re, two chains, rhapsody and the diplomate. ti

. >>> prosecutors have charged new charges against the riverside couple accused of beating and killingr children. they will at least face three additional charges. louis turpin also faced a felony assault child. they already face 75 counts for abusing their children for decades. if convicted they could face 94 years in prison. >>> about oakland city official says arson may be the blame for an abandoned library. sky 7 was on the scene as flames consumed the building on miller avenue yesterday afternoon. the property has been vacant since the 1970s but squatters have taken over the building. >> this morning at 9:00 a.m., there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the grounds so the building and one group pushed the one group out. and they believe the other group came back and set the building on fire. >> the building has been red-flagged and considered a total lot. time now shg, 8:11, here. we're off to a cold start? >> people saying, when are we warming up, we're not used to it. well, unfortunately, we have to get a little used to it. the week ahead is not featuring warmth

. >>> prosecutors filed new charges today against the riverside county couple accused of beating and tortures clirn. david and louise turpin will face additional child abuse charges. louise turpin already paces another charge. >> they already faced 75 counts for the torture and abuse. the children were tied or shackled, weeks ob months at a time and starved. if convicted the two could face 94 years in prison each. >>> a bay area assemblyman is proposing a bill that would classify guy version therapy as consumer fraud. version therapy is a practice which has been around for decades. it aims to change a person's sexual orientation through counseling, hypnosis and in some cases electric shock treatment. the practice has already been outallow lawed in california for minors. the new proposed measure would extend the ban to adults. >> the american medical association and american psychological association deemed this harmful and hurtfu practice. we want to ensure that consumers are protected and that they know that this is considered fraud. >> the proposed bill would allow people to sue fo

. >>> prosecutors filed new charges against the riverside county couple charged of beating and torturing their david and through ease trpin each face three additional charges. they already faced 75 counts for torturing, abusing and imprisoning their children for decades. if convicted the two could each face 94 years in prison. >>> an oakland city official says arson may be to blame for a fire at an abandoneder inially century old building. sky 7 was on the scene as flames consumed the building yesterday afternoon. the property has been vacant since the 1970s. squatters have taken to he have the historicing build. oakland councilmemberman gola lives two blocks away. >> this morning at 9:30 there was a big fight, a physical fight that occurred on the drowned of the building. one group pushed the other out. they believe the group that got pushed out came back and set the fire. >> the building has been red flagged and is a total loss. >>> no mincing words. it is a cold out there. >> 27 to 42 out there. it is freezing. sub freesing in many years with clear skies, lower dew points and colder t