drive and riverside road, have been asked to leave. of california, swiftwater rescue teams have been deployed simultaneously. for the first time in six years. we do have team coverage tonight, jana katsuyama tracking how storms are knocking out power across the bay area. lamonica peters in the santa cruz mountains, where it is expected to get very wet in the overnight hours, but we begin with chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking that storm right now, bill i feel pretty good. most of the heavy rain did fall on that afternoon commute made for a nasty one. but the really heavy widespread rain was really this afternoon 34567 o'clock you can see most of the showers now moved off to the east and still to the north of us. there will be scattered showers all night as mike mentions. a lot of waves are going to go through late tonight and early tomorrow morning that are going to be heavy. at times. it won't be as widespread it will be more pocket e. but here's what i want to point out. this is all in the last hour. so these are storm

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this training centre part , the riverside housing part, the riverside housing estate , will also be openylum estate, will also be open asylum seekers. the government here says it is prepared to accept thousands of asylum seekers over the course of the partnership. a rwandan spokesman told me that africans should not have to make that long and perilous journey europe. but those fleeing poverty and depression on, this continent should be able rely on their neighbouring countries to help them with refuge and opportunities. this with the uk they see helps them do just that . mark white for gb news with the home secretary in the rwandan capital. that was mark reporting on suella braverman trip , rwanda. but all the home trip, rwanda. but all the home secretary's plans ethical and will they work to tackle illegal channel crossings ? joining me channel crossings? joining me now is political commentator webb and former labour mp and minister europe dennis macshane. dennis, what do you think of the plan? well i don't know if you can see this, but here's a little picture of we all saw. yes you cel

the riverside local population. the riverside estate is still a work in progress and we're told those asylum seekers who first arrive will be housed in hotel and hostel accommodation for 3 to 6 months until the asylum claims are processed . if the rwandan are processed. if the rwandan government can meet that timescale for process ing individuals, they'd be doing far better than the uk , where many better than the uk, where many stuck in the asylum system often wait a year or more for a decision. the home secretary and her opposite number here signed an enhanced partnership deal where all but a few of those arriving in the uk illegally will now be eligible to be sent to rwanda. legal challenges have so far prevented that process from getting under way. but suella braverman told me she remains confident flights will soon take off. bound for kigali. we had a win in the high court at the end of last year. an emphatic judge ruling that the economic partnership with rwanda is lawful, that rwanda is a safe country, that i

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people celebrate at rock riverside park this saturday between 11:00 a.m.6:00 p.m. >>> all right, international women's day is almost over but you can keep celebrating for the rest of the month, why not t is also national women's history month. here are a few options, catch the second night of women in music. and festival on the 26th. we will have a lineup of performers honoring women's history. >>> up next, an adult spin on a >>> all right, before all of the bad weather comes in. our cameras caught a clear image of the moon over the bay. look how beautiful that is. >> that looks like halloween. >> looks like the opening of "thriller". >> yes. >> if you grew up spending your summers outside, yes, we did, going to the pool with your friends, you might want to listen up. your favorite drink may have grownup with you, talking about sunny d., sunny delight. yes. it is actually launching vodka seltzer. they were inspired by people saying they like to use it as a mixer. sunny d. vodka shots will be available at walmart stores starting march 11th. >> sit down, bil

and many of those were in los angeles, riverside, san bernardino and kern counties. >> business owners say they're frustrated after brazen break-ins, the solutions they're calling for. >> also, has security guards prevented a gunman wearing a devil mask from getting into a devil mask from getting into a florida strip club? i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or consid

and this is a look at riverside county, where drivers were taking chances driving across a flooded road and not succeeding. >>> a glimmer of hope for people in monterey county. officials say they could be allowed back in their homes when cleanup starts this friday. they haven't been allowed back home since march 10th, when a levy along the river breached. some parts of town were under several feet of water. more than 400 people have been sleeping at the santa cruz county fairgrounds since that happened. officials say the power is back on and there are no known gas leaks, but they won't have the water back on until friday. portable bathrooms, showers and laundry stations are set up for people for when they are allowed back inside. >>> another rate hike today. skyler henry explains how the volatility of the u.s. banking system caused this. >> we are committed to restoring price stability, and all the evidence is the public has confidence that we will do so and bring inflation down to 2% over time. >> reporter: fed chair jerome powell said the fed decided on a lower rate increase after con

uc santa cruz or said or riverside. >> in developing news, the berkeley unified school district could become the first in the country to offer reparations for students with enslaved ancestors, this ideas and very early stages. but a task force is being put together to determine how the plan would work and how it would be paid for. the task force is expected to write up recommendations by next january. it is not clear yet how much money students might get. california's reparations task force launching another round of today. public hearings today and reported. karma dickerson explains how this meeting in particular came with a lot of attention ank scrutiny. >> even more eyes on california's reparations task force. now, this is the group's first public meeting since the separate san francisco reparations task force made national headlines with the news that one of their draft proposals includes 5 million dollars in cash payments to descendants of black american slaves. as of today, though, the state of california has not put a dollar amount on what they see as the to black californians.

and san francisco have condoms in their schools but rural areas like mine, riverside, schools don't provideondoms to us flat out. and that is absolutely sort of inequitable. there's a big equity gap. we need to bring condoms where students are at without all these barriers to ensure they are stil -- they are staying healthy and safe. kristen: they have been doing this for almost 30 years. condoms will be fully covered to women under medi-cal and most health insurance is by next year. but uninsured teens and males will not be able to get them for free. i want to close with giving you the opportunity to say in addition to this bill, which you hope will pass, what else do you think the state should be providing to teens? >> i definitely believe that schools and the state should be putting youth at the forefront of youth centered issues. youth, when talking about issues pertaining to youth, youth voices should be at the forefront and schools especially in california should be ensuring that they are giving resources and education for students to stay safe and healthy. and i believe that is the m

they lived on the pond here near riverside cemetery in marshalltown, iowa, and according to cemeteryite a change. >> reporter: general manager dorie tammen says blossom started hanging out near the front office, always staring at herself in the glass, or the model tombstones. >> she wanted company. >> reporter: even if it is just a reflection? >> yeah. >> reporter: and that is when dorie got a crazy idea. it hysterically lovely, crazy idea. she posted a personal ad that read, in part, "lonely widow domestic goose seeks life partner for companionship and occasional shenanigans. i am youthful, adventurous, and lively." >> reporter: and what are the odds were going to find some goose, a male goose -- >> oh, in iowa? [laughter] >> reporter: apparently this state is lousy with bachelor geese. so, the phone rings? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: and what do you hear? honk, honk, honk, honk? >> no, i did not hear anything like that. >> reporter: instead, she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie. he needed a mate. >> yeah, plus he is so lonely. >> you know, i thou

workload, e-control, supervisory activities and a moratorium on inspection and effective work on the riversidend in the field of licensing activities. have advanced. we are very strong all this seamlessly, uh, it shows that we have a dialogue between business and government is quite active, huh ? you reminded us that we are not just having your speech and response, but really discussions. we would like to have a few speeches you can both listen to and comment on and one feature earlier when we proposed speakers it was in mainly managers and owners of russian companies, but they are present , and we decided to show that i am spp - this is not only the largest russian companies, but all small companies that our slogan unites russian business we are ready to unite the whole business. and today's speech will show you that we decided to land on a variety of businesses, many not topics, but to land from the point of view of the fact that the vision from the regions and from specific enterprises in key areas of our economic development. well, the first topic that we would like to bring to your attent

the measure is sponsored by assemblyman bill salia, republican from riverside county.the bill would give school districts three days to notify parents in writing. once a school employee learns that a student is identifying as a gender that does not align with their birth certificate. israeli says schools should not decide what information should or shouldn't be shared with parents . critics say the bill with threatened child safety and is an invasion of privacy. still to come tonight. dozens of former inmates who spoke out about sexual abuse at the bay area prison are now facing deportation, plus i've seen lately more horrific, violent crimes by younger and younger members of society. enforcement and community members gathered tonight in the south bay to discuss public safety, some solutions that were presented at tonight's meeting. girls gathering this evening in san jose to talk about policing and better ways to serve the community, especially communities of color ktvu. south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now on tonight's discussion. our community doesn't wan

the riverside county sheriff's department is investigating a deadly helicopter crash that happened thisle were killed. police have not released their names. there was a dramatic moment inside a utah courtroom this afternoon. actress gwyneth paltrow took the witness stand to defend herself over claims that she recklessly crashed into a man while skiing at a resort in 2016, causing serious injuries. cbs's carter evans has more. >> we would like to call gwyneth paltrow. >> reporter: today, oscar-winning actress when if paltrow was grilled on the stand. >> i didn't engage in risky behavior. i wouldn't with my children there or without my children there. >> reporter: she is facing a $300,000 lawsuit after a collision on the slopes while skiing with her family in park city, utah. >> i can still watch my children ski and be skied directly into my back by someone. >> reporter: but 76 euros retired optometrist terri sanderson says paltrow slammed into him while skiing back in 2016. causing life altering injuries. >> gwyneth paltrow's neglect, her choices, and her conscious disregard for other pe

but the situation in the north is much much worse. riverside overflowed and in their past they destroyed thousands of homes and flooded tens of thousands of pictures of crops ruining everything. the government has suspended for 24 hours classes in schools and universities, and more than 400 districts have been declared in state of emergency. now the cycling yahoo, which is more than a 1000 kilometers off the pacific coast, is still causing a lot of rain from continuing more rains in the days to come. and authorities are urging people who live in ravines and next to rivers to evacuate the area immediately. also to come here and al jazeera, including the growing smell of discontent in fobs as rubbish, piles up, and the latest strikes against pension ripples unveiled at sleek, up more flexible space suit design for instrument. going back to the more in that state, ah, with, here's our headlines for the americas. thank you so much for joining in. things are drying off across the u. s. state of california, after more than 30 counties, declared states of emergency because of flooding, that ene

some areas like china waters are moderate from trash and pollution just thrown into the water as riverside towns increase their inhabitants without the proper infrastructure. the solution in saudi arabia that the stop in e refute there for us could be in the line. imagine a traditional city and consolidating its footprint, designing to protect and enhance nature, the futuristic cd touts itself as a sustainable solution with no roads, no cars or emissions, and they will run on 100 percent renewable energy by leveraging ai technology services are autonomous saving you time and effort, however, at only 200 meters wide and 500 meters store people will lead a lead believing on top of each other as they plan to cram 9000000 people in just 34 square kilometers. the lines, communities are organized in 3 dimensions. residents have access to all their daily needs within 5 minute walk neighborhoods. the line is designed as a series of unique communities, offering a wealth of amenities, providing equitable views and immediate access to the surrounding nature. with 40 percent of the world accessible wi

some areas like china waters are moderate from trash and pollution just thrown into the water as riverside towns increase their inhabitants without the proper infrastructure. the solution in saudi arabia that the stop in e refute there for us could be in the line. imagine a traditional city and consolidating its footprint. designing to protect and enhance nature, the futuristic cd touts itself as a sustainable solution with no roads, no cars or emissions. and he will run on 100 percent renewable energy by leveraging ai technology services our autonomous saving you time and effort. however, at only $200.00 metres, white and 500 meter store people will lead a lead believing on top of each other as they plan to cram $9000000.00 people in just 34 square kilometers. the lines, communities are organized in 3 dimensions. residents have access to all their daily needs within 5 minute walk neighborhoods. the line is designed as a series of unique communities, offering a wealth of amenities, providing equitable views and immediate access to the surrounding nature. 40 percent of the world accessible

there's about 3,000 warehouses in san bernardino county, another thousand in riverside. 160 acres under, let's just say, 3 monster warehouses. i thought this morning, "what would i say if the developers came today and said we're gonna buy amy's farm, we're gonna donate the land to your nonprofit and y's farm can stay in perpetuity. just let us do our thing." i would turn it down. amy might not, but i would turn it down. amy's farm is irrelevant if you build all this with warehouses. we--we need to save all of this. [birds chirping] susan: there's been a huge impact environmentally in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, for example, heat, noise pollution. [traffic noises] woman: our people are sick. they are sick. man:eah. woman: and i've seen it, and i witnessed it. and it is a result of this traffic. it is aesult of the poor environmental qlity. it is impacting our health, and we are dying younger. randy: our world vieis, this is god'sreation, and we are stewards, all of us. polluting... destroying is just counterproductive to what we believe, you know, god would want us

we've got winter storm rnoutside riverside but overall looks like the pattern going to start to quietst for a few days. highpressure going to try and building here that will bring some cool, dry weather to bay area. so enjoy it while you have it looks like things are going to change and not too distant future. we're going to be right back to it. so tomorrow, lots of sunshine, a couple high clouds, a few more clouds on friday. saturday looks like another cold storm rolls into the bay area. here we go again, unusually cold weather, more mountain snow, especially on sunday. then on and off. it looks like all of next week giving for c-pac. good to see. just kept all right. >> thanks, lauren. still ahead tonight and a several feet of snow causing delays for drivers ying to passed through the sierra. also who the u.s. attney general is blaming for the epidemic of fentanyl overdoses ithe fentanyl overdoses ithe u.s.. that's after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> attorney general merrick garland was

you can see that telltale signature will we will look at the atmospheric riverside in a moment, but see that, that is the center of an area of low pressure that will rapidly intensify and that is different from the one that came through thursday and friday when we weren't so close to the center of that last time, that's why this will be windier. there will be a bigger imbalance in the atmosphere because we will have the strong area of low pressure off the coast and all the wind will rush to fill it and we are going to feel that and that will happen tuesday morning. of course it is the atmospheric river that stands out as one of the more important defining features and sure enough it's pointed right at us and those higher concentrations of water vapor getting pulled into the storm which supercharges the rain. for sunday through monday morning we will get some rain, a couple hundreds of an inch and when you add on monday night into tuesday, it's two more inches. we need to pull out one part of the bay specifically, what's the difference down here, the deeper shades of purple for the mount

some people have come up from riverside to even help. i don't know how they got up here, but they volunteered their time to get shovels. i sent them to the supply store up here to get shovels to go over to her house. she's got two feet of i.cce in front of her driveway. i dug through 5 feet of snow to get to her door to check on her. she's not the only one. there are tons of people up here who are elderly or infirm and they just cannot get out on their own. >> this is so dangerous. so what about power? you've got all this snow. you've got the supply of food and rations at this location. but what about power? >> we do have power. we have a planned outage on monday for some of this area. we're hoping they reschedule it day that we got the inception of the blizzard. they pushed it back to monday. we're praying they push it back again. most everybody has had power. there have been a few outages that, thankfully, we have had enough power. we have to get the word out about unburying our gas meters. that has actually caused if your gas meter is

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history from the university of california riverside in 1992 and is the author of books on the civil war era, including yankee women, gender and the civil war. all daring of the soldier. women of the civil armies and lincoln's ally. judge advocate joseph hall of kentucky, which was named co-winner of gilder lehrman lincoln prize in 2012. her newest benjamin f butler, a noisy life, was published by the university of north carolina press, may of this year. i have a fond memory of meeting elizabeth a conference many years ago when i was still in graduate school. she treated me to a cup of coffee which as a graduate student i could not afford on my own. and we talked at length about my research. it an act of kindness that gave me comfort while i was just entering the profession. as a as a young historian, please me in welcoming elizabeth leonard elizabeth leonard. thank you, jonathan. can hear me all right. that is such a nice memory. i want to thank harold holzer jonathan white and the rest of the lincoln forum for inviting me. it's. i think my second time here and i really enjoyed my last

if they do not get the school they want, they will be offered a spot at uc santa cruz or said or riverside now kron 4 sports. >> baseball is back in less than 24 hours. all 30 mlb teams will be in action, although going to have to wait a week for those oracle park, garlic fries. the giants open the season in the bronx. ville take on aaron judge and the yankees what could have been. but in all seriousness, after a pretty exhausting off-season, it will be great just to play some baseball. most pundits have the giants finishing behind the dodgers and the padres in the nl west but in my opinion, the giants quietly had a really good offseason first pitch. tomorrow is 10. 0, 5, logan webb will be on the bump. picking on garret. cole is here from logan. >> think we have a really good chance of being again. i think it's said and just being, you in this you know, act as a all trying to achieve the same goal. >> now the a's will open up here in the bay. oakland takes on the los angeles angels over at the coliseum days, of course, seem to be a work in progress this season sound like a broken record.

away from her family after they all stopped at a fast food restaurant in the town of beaumont in riverside county. police say the family didn't report her missing right away for his mother says police were slow to start working on the case, a group that helps find missing people says the case seems strange. just walks off in the family lets her walk off and that condition on the coldest night that's um it's very alarming. it's there's a lot of conflicting stories going on between the family is not working with the detectives. detectives aren't working with the family, you know, which is it because we need to find her, regardless of any situation that's going on. phrase a was 35 weeks pregnant when she vanished . police say she may have already given birth, so they're also concerned about the safety of the baby as well time it's happened, 25. there's a new study, saying the number of children needing help for mental health problems is rising. nationwide researchers studied more than four million pediatric hospitalizations between 29 2019 they founded mental health hospitalizations increased

humans to breathe in the future because of plants sounds a little backwards, but a study from uc riverside found rising temperatures can cost plants to emit harmful emissions by as much as 14%. these compounds react with oxygen in the air producing organic aerosols. that can be inhaled and contribute to childhood asthma, heart disease and lung cancer. scientists expect the production of these compounds to increase as temperatures and carbon dioxide levels rise on our planet. two-thirds of future pollution is projected to actually come from plants. that's everything's just it's all wrong. it's all right. the last of us is wheels all around. >> that well here. some more bad news. thousands of teslas are recalled over safety concerns and got the models that you to look out for him next. >> another recall to tell you about from tesla tonight. this time due to concerns over a loose bolt. the company is recalling more than 3,000 cars. the national highway traffic safety administration says the loose bolts are in the second row seating area and they can cause the seatbelts to fail and a crash. th

the riverside train yard after world war i. this is not an easy one.be quicker i believe under trump, because he's a stronger leader than the current administration. i don't think anyone can predict an outcome here without a victory. >> brian: exactly, for ukraine. russia are the bad guys. let's make that clear. meanwhile, straight ahead. three children, three staff members are shot dead inside a tennessee christian school. we have a live report from nashville. the site of the tragedy. m, popc. (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power hold + seal gives our strongest hold and 5x food seal. if your mouth could talk, it would ask for... poligrip. i will bless those who bless you. it's almost passover here in israel and across the former soviet union. but we're fnding thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is a holocaust survivor. she keeps saying my refridgerator is empty. she's embarrassed to ask for h

james forman, speaking in 1969 from the pulpit of riverside church, upper manhattan, called upon white churches and synagogues to put up $500 million as a kind of jumpstart for a national reparations. such a monetary was encouraged not only by the german president, but also homegrown efforts in the united states. in 1946, the same year that diaspora spoke at heidelberg, congress, the indian claims commission as a mediator between native americans and the federal government. since then, from alaska to north carolina, ghana, several billion dollars have been paid out by federal and state governments. in settlement of land claims. it's a big sounding number, but in aggregate it amounts to around $1,000 per person. payments were typically made to tribes or individuals through land that dispense earned by lease or sale. in some cases, land was transferred to private corporations, which claimants are awarded shares stock. arrangements almost always a provision requiring the beneficiaries to relinquish all further claim for the return of ancient tribal. another official act of reparation occu

events in los angeles and orange counties, as well as limited parts of ventura, san bernardino and riversidenties. they have busy. is that truck gonna be long up here? oh, my gosh. yeah yeah, that's a that's a really good idea. okay so the rain is done for a while, couple days of clear a little bit of cloud cover on the weekend, maybe some drizzle and then early next week, we get back into the potential for some rain. here is a long range model, which we often do just to get you going for the week. seven days worth there's tomorrow. night there? well, there's the whole day tomorrow. there's wednesday. there's friday. pardon me. there's friday afternoon saturday, right . so saturday is kind of a not a bad day looks pretty dry to me. but then on sunday, little something comes in and then monday little break and tuesday sitting here, so that's the basic ideas. the models are all over the map on this. that's why i kind of went through that pretty quick. but the idea is next few days are dry. that's great. um and then. beyond that, we have a bit of unsettled weather, but nothing really powerful.

in power lines in southern california, riverside county firefighters came to the rescue shortly beforen yesterday in lake elsinore. the power lines were de energized and fire crews were able to use a ladder to rescue that skydiver. she described to witness what happened. i was trying to miss that, caroline that i turned a hard right and then i went into the other. sure she was pretty scared. no. oh, i wouldn't be too. feeling too good advice was hanging from it like that. the woman who did not want to be identified, was checked out by paramedics and seems to have just minor injuries. hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the streets across france today , many of them clashing with police in an ongoing show of anger over a pension overhaul plan. demonstrators blocked roadways and even marched onto the tracks at a train station in paris. police fired tear gas and water cannons of protesters and more than 450. people were arrested. these protests were triggered by president emmanuel macron's use of constitutional executive powers to push through an unpopular rise in the retirement a

they'd lived on the pond here at riverside cemetery in marshalltown, iowa.d died, blossom's grief was as evident as any human's. >> her behavior was just -- it was quite a change. >> reporter: general manager dory tommon says blossom started hanging out near the front office, always staring at herself in the glass or the model tombstones. >> she wanted company. >> even if it's just a reflection? >> yeah. >> reporter: and that's when dory got a crazy idea. a hysterically, lovely, crazy idea. she posted a personal ad that read in part, lonely widowed domestic goose seeks life partner for companionship and occasional shenanigans. i'm youthful, adventurous, and lively. >> what are the odds you're going to find some goose, a male goose -- >> oh, in iowa? >> reporter: apparently the state is lousy with bachelor geese. >> so the phone rings? >> mm-hmm. >> and what do you hear? honk, honk, honk? >> no, i didn't hear anything like that. >> reporter: instead, she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie. >> he needed a mate. >> yeah, an

santa cruz u c san diego, uc riverside, you see l a and u c. irvine here in the bay area. only 23% of undergraduate students at uc berkeley even get offered housing, and that's the lowest in the entire u. c system . we spoke with the sophomore who pays 700 a month in rent that's with roommates for people. four people. yes. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs campuses are facing a housing crisis. okay? to be clear. she plays 1700 month in rent with roommates. that's tough. yeah. the california environmental quality act has been one of the biggest challenges for uc campuses and basically allows anyone to stop a project. you see berkley was working on a plan to build housing for 1100 students and some for the homeless at people's park. but last august, you remember, protesters were successful and halting the start of construction this morning. we're hearing from fishers impacted by a recent decision to cancel this year's commercial salmon fishing season in california. the state made the decision this week, saying there just is

finally now you know, going out, and here you are riverside, and it's sunny of the rain and the figureappy but it's been tough. alright. camila vernell. thank you so much in los angeles. alright republican congressman jorge santos avoids a trial in one of the many investigations that he is facing after reaching a deal in a 15 year old brazilian fraud case details straight ahead. introducing new sweet and savory crepepes for a limimited time by one, get one free.e. five flavos that are delicious any timime of day only from ihop download the app free food with every order. having triplets is amazing. okay, well, that too, so we switched to bargain detergent, but we endedp using three still weren't as clean as with tide back to time, their tutoring clean closed. they are . thanks honey. you suck unfolding. oh, i know. do three times the laundry and get a tight clean $10 when you spend $30 on tide and downy i brought in insure max protein with 30 g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that. max protein with 30 g of protein, one g of sugar and n

san diego, u c riverside. u c l a and u c irvine here in the bay area, only 23% of undergraduate students at uc berkeley are even offered housing and that's the lowest in the entire u. c system. we spoke with the sophomore who pays $1700 a month in rent, and that's what the roommates for people. or people? yes. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs a usg craliforni environmental quality act has been one of the biggest challenges for u c campuses and basically allows anyone to stop a project. you see berkley was working on a plan to build housing for 1100 students and housing for the homeless as well at people's park. but last august, protesters were successful in halting the start of construction. there are those founder elizabeth holmes is expected to appear in a san jose courtroom today. it's for a bail hearing while she awaits the appeal of her conviction homes, has been ordered to turn herself into custody. april 27th. a judge sentenced her to more than 11 ye

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a study from uc riverside found rising temperatures can cause plans to emit harmful emissions and even 14%. these volatile compounds react with oxygen in the air producing organic aerosols. that can be inhaled and contribute to childhood asthma, heart disease and lung cancer. well, scientists expect the production of these compounds to increase as temperatures and carbon dioxide levels rise. two-thirds of future pollution is projected from to come from plants. very, very interesting development there. so we all got to do our part to protect our planet and to take good care of it. switching gears now to an issue that we continue to see today. army recruiting numbers continue to fall short of yearly goals and now the army is trying a new way to increase applicants to get recruits to basic training and pass the army combat fitness test paid rivera got really hands on with this one. >> 2022 was the most challenging environment that we since the inception of the all volunteer force in 1973 army recruitment struggled last year falling short of their recruitment goal of 60,000 enlisted recrui

one of the names that you probably have on your list is matt chapel auto in riverside county. his daughter, who thought she was taking a xanax, and died. she actually only took half of it as part of her study routine and died of a fentanyl overdose. that has led to a murder charge in riverside county. our district attorney is prosecuting that. how it will end? we will see. it certainly is an example of the kind of response that i hope both the federal government and state and local will start looking at. these people who traffic in that leading to these tragic deaths. they are more than just drug dealers, they are murderers. i want to thank you for being here today. sheriff, i will primarily talk to you. the judge, i think, rightfully so gave us a good example of facilitating undocumented workers who have been released in this country getting around the country. all of the humanitarian work that they do. first of all, are those the people you run into? >> congressman, it is not. we don't give the give ups. i commander speaking with our patrol agents. we don't get give ups in c