and based on coverage from the san bernardino track. as soon as the fire subsided, conflicting reports circulated about its cause. white neighbors though agreed the responsibility for the fire they with short of according to this theory they reported to the present neighbors, mr. short was biting a lantern and exploded. now the black press is not having it the california eagle and fentanyl, they both suspected foul play and reported to the scene of the crime the naacp and and fontana and the la chapter, also investigated the crime. and as they began to investigate the crime, it quickly became apparent that it wouldn't have been possible for elaborate lantern to cause that kind of explosion. here's a picture of the eagle office. because the walls of the house were knocked to the ground. so this land for lantern theory, the delta on this theory. now it's a long investigation process. and i don't have time to talk about all of the steps. but as the eagle reported, there was an elaborate cover-up of evidence that would lead to conviction. a

there's coverage from the san bernardino press.soon as the fire subsided, reports circulated about his cause. why neighbors -left-curly-bracket that the responsibility for the fire played with the chores and according to the story, they reported to the press, many neighbor said that mr. short had a lamp and it exploded and the black press was not having it in california eagle and an eagle ie central both suspected felt liky said the reporters to the scene of the crime and the naacp but the local branch and fontana in the la chapter, also investigated the crime. as i began to investigate the crime, and quickly became apparent it would not have been possible for him lamp lantern to cause that kind of explosion. here's a picture of the eagle office. because of all of the house work knocked into the ground. so this lambert lantern theory, they said that her shed doubts on this theory. now it's a long investigation process, many months of investigation which i don't have time to detail all of this. but a master class of the murder, ther

and we just checked with the san bernardino sheriff's department yesterday, fred, about this case.hey said as of right now, they do not have any indication of foul play. now on the facebook page that's managed by cho's family, they have been posting about this constantly and one of the messages reminds people now that there's renewed interest that l has a number of identifiable tattoos, a mushroom on her lower ankle, a lamb on her shoulder. there are potentially a lot of tourists who go to the desert resort area. they're posting this out there hoping somebody might notice something, and if anybody has information to please contact the san bernardino sheriff's department, fred. >> another sad missing person's case. thank you so much, natasha chen, appreciate that. >> and this quick programming note this sunday on an all new season of "this the life" with lisa lin dwg she explores historical events that changed america but are rarely in history books. october 10th at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. we'll be right back. [laughs] with a kitchen where everyone can chef. [lau

it was a detective from the san bernardino sheriff's department in california.e happened to be watching tv. he saw the broadcast on a fedex individual with a mask, going up to the house and shooting two people. >> the detective said, just days before, they had had a similar case. >> he said, i know it probably has nothing to do with your 3000 miles away. but we said that's exactly what happened, addressed of ups guy. >> are you thinking it's a long shot, but yeah, maybe this is connected? >> that's what we were thinking. it was highly unlikely, but we had to follow every lead. >> coming up -- you've got someone dressed as a delivery man with a gun. >> then we also know that the shell casings are the same caliber used in new jersey. >> another sudden, savage attack in a doorway. >> this person went up to marc angelucci, and said yes. and the individual just started shooting. >> were you just shot shocked when you heard that? >> it was shocking. we were expecting to link up the murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> when "dateline" continues. bu

two years earlier in 1963, an african-american captive bought a house in san bernardino only to watch it destroyed by arsonists before he and his family could move in. little had changed in the 17 years since the murder of the shorts print the golden state punished african-americans to challenge segregation. some paid with their lives. thank you so much for listening. >> thank you so much. put your questions in the queue and a box maybe while people are doing that -- i read a quote by you in an interview talking about this and you said learning about chicago but you don't hear stories about the west. do you think that is changing works. >> that's a great question. my recollection, schoolteachers in the western california are doing so much to teach children about the civil rights movement in the west -- i'll get to that in a moment but i want to say teachers in the west are teaching about the west. i personally didn't learn about the civil rights movement in the western california or even my hometown, i grew up in pasadena and a lot of what i learned about i learned from acquaintances

. >>> pero de todo el país los residentes de condados de riverside y san bernardino lo sienten más, unaeces más alta que el año anterior . >>> para que tenga una idea el índice en el mismo período anterior fue de cinco por ciento. >>> los clientes no saben que uno no quiere subir los preciso pero todo está caro. >>> gasolina, alimentos y vviendas subieron la inflación. >>> los residentes a pesar de que pagan más, también tienen que viajar largas distancias para sus trabajos y otras actividades y esto da una inflación más alta . >>> voy a manejar 700 millas y tengo que llenar el tanque dos veces o más , antes era con 100 dólares y ahora con 200 . >>> erika flores, telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo se dispara la tensión en tamaulipas tras un enfrentamiento en plena calle . >>> y miles de conductores de taxis amarillos dicen estar en riesgo de bancarrota y piden ayuda a las autoridades -hay algo que te quería preguntar. -ay, no mi amor, no sé. el nuevo iphone está aquí. y es que en t-mobile con el nuevo iphone aseguras un valor de intercambio, para siempre. ¿un iphone nuevo

. >> el distrito escolar de san bernardino en california decidiÓ tomar medidas ante el reciente uso dencremento del uso de los cigarrillos electrÓnicos entre los jÓvenes, el contado y el distrito escolar son los primeros en el paÍs en lanzar un videojuego para desalentar el uso del tabaco. >> tengo unos amigos que estaban adictos con eso, lo bueno es que ya se controlaron. >> josÉ es un estudiante en la preparatoria y dice que al conocer los impactos que tienen su salud, decidiÓ no adoptar el hÁbito. >> va a detener dificultades para respirar, tambiÉn va a tener dolor de cabeza y yo no quise estar en esos pasos. >> los estudiantes en esas preparatorias tuvieron acceso al videojuego que prÓximamente estarÁ disponible en todo el estado. >> los estudiantes toma mucho tiempo en todo lo que es digital, los estudiantes estÉn con ellos, acercarnos con ellos. >> esta iniciativa se presentarÁ en las escuelas secundarias por el incremento en los estudiantes tan jÓvenes como los 12 aÑos. >> en la escuela secundaria es cuando estos niÑos toman estas decisiones y se ven influenciados por la forma e

>>>e n san bernardino erika flores, noticias telemundo . >>> se bajaron ambiciones para su plan económicoan de infraestructura humana de biden. >>> vamos a seguir indocumentados. >>> le duele que no incluya ciudadanía para inmigrantes . >>> nuestras vidas ha cambiado porque nos ha ayudado bastante . >>> también colegio comunitario gratis medicare se han quedado por fuera y la licencia familiar paga sería de u mes y no tres como quería biden. >>> es mucho mejor y prefeirdo que no aprobar nada. >>> hasta ahora las piedras en el zapato de biden es de (en inglés) de areizona donde dice que el mandatario no quiere aumenar impuestos para las grandes compañías y los ricos. >>> joe biden dijo que cuando la mayoría es de un solo voto es como si hubiera 50 presidentes porque cualquier demócrata puede frenar o descarrilar este acuerdo . >>> pero dicen estar cerca de un acuerdo . >>> (en inglés) . >>> aunque sea reducido el mandatario dice que la ayuda para familias como germán y magnolia será histórica . >>> en washington, cristina londoño noticias telemundo . >>> luego de un verano donde los incend

they are in yuba san bernardino and san diego counties, lawmakers arguing they're in bad condition andney. they also point to a federal court ruling that found that the facility and san bernardino had inadequate covid safety protocols. 147 contracted the virus. they're the biggest outbreak in any us detention facility. >> prison and opera those are 2 words you don't hear in the same sentence very often. but you're going the 2 worlds have collided for production at the san francisco opera house this month and kron four's ella sogomonian. there's a here to explain. that sounds like a great idea. well, the performance takes place inside of a prison. and that's why real-life inmates were invited to showcase their talents at the war memorial opera house in san francisco. it's on display in the lobby are many paintings and drawings that go hand-in-hand with the theme of this performance, which is freedom injustice and political persecution. >> people are so capable of deep change. and it's really hard. were carol, new board has been helping inmates at san quentin prison get through that hard

the san bernardino sheriff's department said cho was upset and presumably walked away from the resortrywhere we can from 29 to barstow. >> reporter: as the sheriff's department scoured the area, so did her friends. >> we have gone thousands of miles and went to gas stations, posted up flyers in the low desert t high desert. we went out to san diego because in the week before her disappearance, she said she just wanted to go to the beach. her boyfriend pointed out her missing three hours after she disappeared. he indicated she was suffering from mental distress. >> i was going to teach her how to pierce. she was my apprentice. the pandemic was wearing on her and she had this opportunity to change scenery in her life and go after a dream of cooking and chef work. >> reporter: and baking. shown here on an instagram account shared by cho's sister. cho's sister told cnn the family doesn't have an official state right now but described cho as a dynamic firecracker of a person who's creative and funny. the san bernardino sheriff's department says it's conducted multiple searches in the last

. >> from cisco county on the oregon border to san bernardino county on its arizona border, some californianities are seeing their municipal water being stolen. this local water district hired a private security guard to investigate who was stealing water. the discovery was alarming. >> what we found was a multitude of locations. some of those locations are on abandoned properties, private properties and the like. >> in addition to outright theft, there is also a black market where residents sell their water to middlemen. a court ruling restricts how much water residents can pump for their own use, but when black-market buyers show up with tanks and cash, landowners cut deals, says kimberly cox. >> wells, in many cases, are now abandoned, or the people living in those houses with the wells will sell their water. >> the state can find bandits up to $1000 a day, but that is a pittance for players in a multibillion-dollar illegal pot industry. the president of hillandale's water services is frustrated. >> there's no teeth in any of the laws. we are at the mercy of whatever. >> local police hav

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the san bernardino sheriff's department said the friends reported cho was, quote, upset and presumablyher personal belongings. >> looked everywhere we can from 29 to barto. >> reporter: as the sheriff's department and volunteers scoured the area so did cho's friends. >> we have gone thousands of miles and tirelessly went to gas stations and pasted up flyers in the low desert and high desert. out to san diego because she said in the week before she disappeared she wanted to go to the beach. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said her ex-boyfriend reported her missing about three hours after she disappeared. in a statement investigators say, quote, he indicated shef suffering from mental distress. >> she worked here at my stude kwo. the plan was i was going to teach her how to pierce. >> reporter: friends at home in new jersey say she wanted a fresh start. >> the pandemic was wearing on her and she like had this opportunity to change scenery in her life and go after a dream of cooking and chef work. >> reporter: and baking. shown here on an instagram account shared by cho's sister. ch

. >> reporter: in california's desert, a san bernardino county water manager-- who didn't want to beified-- doubles as an amateur detective. >> these are all cannabis farms. here's a great big one. this is one of the guys that i kicked off the water station. he was taking a lot of loads of water. >> reporter: bandits are stealing millions of gallons of water. driving water trucks, tankers and pick-ups, they're tapping into lakes and rivers, fire hydrants, filling stations. they're siphoning off water from homes, farms and wells. so who's on the receiving end of all this stolen water? local officials say it's often illegal pot farms, which is an estimated $8 billion industry in california. >> there's one over there. there's some out there. >> reporter: the desert is now strewn with makeshift pot farms. california allows them, with proper permits and local approval. but, the penalty for growing even thousands of marijuana plants is only a misdemeanor and a $500 fine. 80% of california's roughly 30,000 pot farms are illegal, according to the state water board. >> where these grows are,

los hechos ocurrieron luego que la presunta vÍctima recogiÓ a dos usuarios en la ciudad de san bernardinobrazÓ de los pies. y trol me empezÓ a golpear. me vieron como siete, ocho golpes mÁs en mi cara en el ojo. y ya hasta mi allÍ me dejaron. >>> mientras se recupera de las heridas en su domicilio el conductor alberto Ávila del 55 aÑos pidiÓ a lyft su apoyo en este caso. >>> y si va a viajar en temporada de fiestas prepÁrese porque es probable que tenga que gastar mÁs de lo pensado aunque los desplazamiento puedan ser por carretera, seÑor que a falta de mÁs de dos meses para navidad y aÑo nuevo. la demanda crece a niveles no vistos incluso antes de la pandemia. javier vega nos cuen. >>> la temporada de viajes se acerca pero verÓnica tiene los boletos para volar al alvarado en navidad. >>> porque que estÁn mÁs cÓmodo para diciembre ya se pone mÁs caro. >>> ana adelantÓ la comprado pasaje lo que le permite cumplir flexiÓn dado. >>> faltan tres meses y eso me da la oportunidad de elegir una hora de salida, una hora de llegada para no esta krfc afuera a mi familia. >>> es que este aÑo los via

california, los hechos habrÍan ocurrido luego que la vÍctima recogiÓ a dos usuarios en la ciudad de san bernardinolos pies, y el otro me empezÓ a golpear, me dieron como unos siete u ocho golpes mÁs en mi cara en el ojo, y ya allÍ me dejaron sino me mataban. >>> mientras se recupera de las heridos en su casa el conductor alberto Ávila de 55 aÑos pidiÓ a lyft su apoyo en este caso. >>> esta semana fueron donados Órganos de la joven de california mona rodrÍguez fallecida tras recibir el disparidad un agente de policÍa escolar. la familia de mona quiso asÍ honrar a Á la joven, dinorah conversÓ con una de las personases que recibiÓ uno de los riÑones de mona. >>> esta es mi mesa y tengo a mona aquÍ. >>> desde su habitaciÓn en el hospital ve la foto de mona rodrÍguez. >>> no se conocen pero estÁn mÁs conectadas q nunca. recibiÓ el sfloin de la joven de 18 aÑos comus rÍo baleada por un oficial de seguridad del distrito escolar de long beach la semana pasada. >>> me gustarÍa conocerlos y darle el gran abrazo porque sÉ que tengo un pedazo de mona. >>> la espera para edith para trasplante podrÍa ser de tre

look at that w >> we have a new video tonight shows snow falling in south lake this is from the san bernardinodepartment. they sent us this video. welcome sight, of course, to the fire crews still on the scene of the caldor fire despite the snowfall this morning, though, there is still a red flag warning in that area and we are monitoring the red flag warning here at home. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us here that storm system brought precipitation to the ground there, but not for us. but it's bringing us the winds, right. so kind of it's do you get that low that drops over the great basin kind of rides along the east part of the sierra nevada. by the time it gets here moisture for us get the winds generated. we've seen that today. clear skies looking good if you're standing from the inside, but boy, outside. it is been whipping around the bay area. here's a look at some of the current winds outside right now. 37 mile an hour gusts. now the 39 there fill same lena looking over 30 miles an hour you pope canyon road winds gusting to 42 miles an hour. and that's been playing out a

the san bernardino sheriff's department said it could be weeks before they determine that person is and the cause of the death. >>> snow falling in the series this evening. this is what some of the major routes look like to tahoe a few hours ago. you can see snow on the highway. a lot has since melted away. but they did get enough snow to cover the ground and the roadways. and this point any rain or snow is a welcome sight. a hope for a wet winter. as we look at the ski resort cam, keep in mind this taste of winter comes just a month after the resort was spare presumed devastating fire. >>> and this video from september 2nd shows flames creeping up the mountains to the main buildings. thankfully the fire didn't reach any major structures thanks to the firefighters. >>> and seeing lake effect snow? >> especially for tahoe, really confined, but, yes. you can see where the sacramento. most of this action is spotty and light over the lake. but on the southern edge of the lake, after the winds have traveled the entire length of lake tahoe, you're going to see a fairly steady stream of somewh

. >> now we go to southern california in the san bernardino coroner's office has positively identified the remains of a missing 30 year-old woman from new jersey. lord show vanished back in june near joshua tree and sheriff's deputies are saying she walked away from a short-term rental. she was sharing with friends and an ex-boyfriend. investigators say her ex-boyfriend told them she was agitated when she left did not have any food, water or phone human remains were located on october 9th in a rugged terrain and you can valley. it's not clear how she died. but investigators say that there was no evidence of foul play. and the latest now on that deadly movie set shooting in new mexico. a new affidavit that was filed says the assistant director david halls told investigators he did not check all of the rounds in the gun involved in the shooting. he had declared that it was a cold gun, meaning it had no live rounds before handing it to actor alec baldwin hall told investigators he remembered seeing 3 rounds and said he should have checked all of them. but did not. investigators said yeste

the original mcdonald's in san bernardino was from the 40 spirit moves to chicago and 55, ray croc he is incredibly ambitious. he says we can have a mcdonald's in every bedroom community. but african-americans don't really get an entry point into franchising until 68. it's immediately after king's assassination. it is very easy to not know or misunderstand king in his moment was not the good guy of history. so after his assassination, it is a work over the past three decades that martin luther king is a hero. but in 1968 after the uprising from reaction to his death. after this consternation about the civil rights movement was incredible encouragement for black owned business under the umbrella of black capitalism. herman petty was the first one to franchise and mcdonald's. he is in that moment where there is a federal pressure to open a business opportunities for african-americans. mcdonald's is involved in it knowing that there will be a number of right franchise owners who do not want to do business in black communities anymore. and mcdonald's start recruiting black donors to serve

i think the closest one is in san bernardino.erica. to our viewers in the west and on this tuesday morning, the race against time to find the americans held hostage in haiti. 17 missionaries and their families including 5 children missing for the fourth day. now the fbi has made contact with the gang suspected of the abductions as new reports say the gang seeks $17 million in ransom. what will it take to free the missionaries? >>> colin powell's health battle. the former secretary of state succumbs to a breakthrough case of covid just days before he could get the booster. as tributes pour in for the soldier and statesman, what we're learning about his compromised immune system, and his treatment for cancer. >>> big booster news.

i feel rick feels e same way are not going to wait until we have another pulse night club or san bernardino, or right now it taliban caliphate that'll create another 9/11. >> claims that he has all the leverage in that taliban are professional and candid and businesslike. is that how you characterize them? >> absolutely not. i do not know how many times though foreign policy establishment in washington, d.c., is going tore look at failure after failure from democrats. let's be. honest. we can go back to bill clinton, you can go back to the obama-biden days when the caliphate took over throughout syria and iraq and other places. we are seeing the debacle in afghanistan, going to add to that the tensions and hostilities along the border between kosovo and serbia, the balkans are now feeling appear this is a vacuum of lewis leadership. elections matter. elections actually matter to our safety as the congressman is talking about. i do not think we are more safe just from eight months ago since biden took over we are less safe. we need to be able to face that fact very clearly when our enemies s

police pursued him deep in the san bernardino mountains in the middle of the winter with knee-high snowused snow cats and armored vehicles to search the area for dorner, a trained sharp shooter, who was still armed. california fish and wildlife wardens called in a sighting of dorner in his car. which led to a stand off in this cab. police hoped it drag him out by starting a fire but dorner's remains were later found among the ashes. he was on the run only nine days. >>> in 1996, erick rudolph set off a bomb, killing two and wounding dozens. he would go on the to carry out three more bombics before being identified two years later. they picked up his trail in north carolina. hundreds of law enforcement officers searched through the dense forests but rudolph had advantages over authorities. a military background, very familiar with the deep woods of north carolina and he may have had people helping him along the way. rudolph was only caught after a rookie police officer found him rummaging through the trash behind a building in murphy, north carolina. he was on the run for five yearz bfor

it will be as comfortable as 78 in menlo park and san bernardino. s and a light breeze. that's comfortable. at 75, downtown. 78, south san francisco. the game tonight, if we keep winning -- the dodgers keep keep winning. if they lose and we win, we are good to go. we will be dropping out of 59 degrees. and 20 degrees spread once again in the north bay from the mid to upper 60's at the coast to the upper 80's in our valleys. at the east bayshore, we will be in the 60's. 80-84 elsewhere. 89, san ramon, pleasanton and fairfield. 90-91 for the rest of us. we will back into the -- we'll be back into the 50's this evening. then a fast start tomorrow as we jump up to have a four degrees. warming up and laid on sunday for our warmest day. cooley will hit the coast on monday. -- cooling will hit the coast on monday. we will notice it everywhere. back into the 60's and 70's on thursday. that's cooler than average. reggie: at 6:00 a.m., going inside the jaws of an alligator. an australian cameraman with a drone -- it did not turn out so well. kumasi: ♪ i see tr

and it's those inspired attacks that led to san bernardino, that led to pulse nightclub, and that's goingtudent, a terrorist get into a van and is -- and mow people down, and it's that symbolic victory that biden gave the terrorists that i think is going to inspire attacks in the near term. maria: well, it's absolutely extraordinary that you're expecting inspiredded attacks. we see these threats from isis-k and others herbally, and yet the administration -- potentially, and yet the administration calls all the intelligence officials down to testify this it's week, and they -- the democrats focus on diversity. they title the hearing diversity rather than the actual threats that are right here this plain sight very similar to the fact that they do not care about u.s. taxpayer money. and you have to say that based on what we know. the headline of the last week was this new proposal that the white house is examining whether to pay $450,000 per head of families separated at the border. a million dollars per family. this is the taxpayer money that is up this smoke. that's just one idea. there's

the san bernardino county sheriff's department says it found human remains in the yucca valley desert over the weekend. how does the same area where 30 year old lawrence chou went missing? back in june? the 30 year old worked at a tattoo shop and has not been seen since june 28 when she walked away from a rental home the coroner's office as it could take weeks to identify the body. and determine the cause of death. a maryland couple charged with trying to sell military secrets to a foreign national appeared in court today and will remain in federal custody. authorities say the information the couples looking to give away where details about the design of a nuclear powered submarine, it was later revealed the foreign national they thought they were communicating with was an undercover fbi agent. reporter madeline rivera has the story from washington. these virginia class submarines are at the center of this espionage case, a criminal complaint says. for almost a year, jonathan and diana to be sold secret information about the design of the nuclear powered warships to someone they thoug

those are the things people back no in san bernardino care about and what we plan to deliver. the president did tell us clearly that his presidency, that the agenda and his leadership is on the line and he wants our support. >> one thing that progressives have been clear about from the very beginning is that they are not -- is that they don't trust the process as it's been playing out. they don't trust moderates or joe manchin or kyrsten sinema. if they did, they would be going along with it, they would have voted on infrastructure a long time ago. i don't see what's changed in the last 24 hours. they've said they need to see legislative language before they can vote on anything and they still don't have it. how is that an unreasonable position if they've had it all along when they say they want to see legislative language before they volt? >> you'd have to ask them that question themselves. what i can tell you from the house democratic caucus perspective is the speaker stood in front of us, she told us that we were going to have this vote. the president came. so what's change

. >> they went to high school together in the san bernardino mountains and san diego. >> he told himht the girl just didn't want to admit to the parents that she was having sex with her boyfriend. because it might have gotten are in trouble. so she was gonna blame the neighbor, being sean. >> sea and their circle of friends all believed him, she says. the john gardner they knew was a good friend. always helpful. >> he confided in her, that he'd been disguised as bipolar. he could display the symptoms of it, really high highways and really low lows. and on one of the occasions that he was in a low, he started telling me about some things that happened in his childhood that had family member and actually molested him. >> gardner and his mother moved to san diego from the mountains in 1998. according to court records he was working at sporting goods store when he was arrested in 2000. he's about to turn 20. one had wanted to become a math teacher. his arrest put it into those plans. >> gardner always proclaimed his innocence. but agreed to a plea deal. telling his probation officer, thr

san bernardino. reggie: give me that cheddar >>> good morning, america. to our viewers in the west and on this tuesday morning, the race against time to find the americans held hostage in haiti. 17 missionaries and their families including 5 children missing for the fourth day. now the fbi has made contact with the gang suspected of the abductions as new reports say the gang seeks $17 million in ransom. what will it take to free the missionaries? >>> colin powell's health battle. the former secretary of state succumbs to a breakthrough case of covid just days before he could get the booster. as tributes pour in for the soldier and statesman, what we're learning about his compromised immune system, and his treatment for cancer. >>> big booster news. this morning, the fda on mixing and matching vaccines and boosters. plus, the mandate battles ramp up. the nhl player suspended for submitting a fake vaccination card, and the college football coaches fired for refusing to get the shot. this as california parents push back against the new school rules. >>> subm

. >> aguilar, who is wearing a san bernardino uniform tonight, 1-0 to mo brooks. runner on third. chuck fleischmann of tennessee is going to run at third base right now. he's off third a little bit. not too far. third pitch is inside. to mo brooks. who stares down aguilar a little bivment uh-oh. >> didn't like that pitch. a couple of pitches ago. one that was way inside actually almost hit brooks. so i think that's why we see a little bit of a glare from him. >> flashes bunt, will take ball four. aguilar looks back at him a little bit. let's look at aguilar. he stared him down a little bit as well. mo brooks tried to -- thought he was going to put down the bunt. just kidding, going to get back. become down to first base. mo brooks will be pinch run for at first base as well. the republicans now first and third, two out. a swing by black moore out to center. over the head, that's going to clear the bases. black moore rounding first base. he's going to head for third. on the retreat to pick it up, around third, he's going to try for home. here comes the throw to the plate, not in ti

came back and was on the faculty of city college and became the head of the arts department in san bernardino city college. my parents went to city college. my brother was on the faculty in computer science. and, that's a pathway to city college. but a major focus is to enhance the skilled work force. next slide, please. these are some of the faces of successful programs, the collaboration between office oewd and city college. we feel like this collaboration is the key to enhancing the skilled work force in san francisco. what we've noticed in reviewing these is the completion of certificate programs and we wondered how significant those would be generally. there are these two programs that are highlighted over and over in our investigation. techsf and capsa. they both lead to higher level jobs than just entry level. next slide, please. so when we looked into data, we did find that there is an association between the completion of the certificate program and a higher wage upon return to the work after completion of that certificate program. and thus the emphasis in this report on completion o

and then 195 attacks internationally and then to just inspire attacking san bernardino so we have to redouble our efforts by integrating all power all like-minded partners to look at sources of strength and support but financially and ideologically. >> i get a sense we are disengaging. >> in my concern is we have no one in the region afghanistan not being a reliable us partner we need to develop those relationships let me ask you again general mcmaster what should we expect to see from the peoples republic of china and its approach to pakistan moving forward post us withdrawal how they seek to advance their interest on the ground in afghanistan and what does that for the us and our partners, especially india. >> it is dangerous situation that investor crocker said take on much more ably but that two things in china's interest that the pakistani government go after the jihadist groups is also in the interest of security and stability across south asia one of the greatest dangers is india suffering the sectarian violence you see across the greater middle east that is incited like al qa

host: this is -- caller: this is san bernardino county.fornia, we are in the process of closing down. we have closed one of our two remaining nuclear power plants and there in the process of closing the other one down. it will not work out. if you look at the projections, we will not have enough electrical power. host: how do you currently get power to your house? is it nuclear-based? coal generated? caller: it is a mixed bag, but the bulk of it is but on the open market and brought in through various utilities. nuclear has been a portion of it. about 11%. if you get rid of that, where we'll get it from? if we are going to power our country and not do it with renewables only. if we do not want to do coal, we have to embrace the fact we have to incorporate nuclear within the portfolio. host: thank you for the call. let's hear from tony in tampa, florida. caller: how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: i want to make comments on what the last gentleman said, the retiring congressman from north carolina. he talks about programs, pre

in history. 195 acts internationally at the brussels airport and the isis and start attacking san bernardinot we have to do is redouble our efforts against these organizations integrating awful powers and the efforts of like-minded powers to isolate the sources of strength and support and its vulnerabilities not just militarily but financially and ideologically. i get the sense that we are disengaging. >> yes and my concern is that we havein no one in the region. we have discussed pakistan not being a reliable u.s. partner today. we need to develop those relationships and let me ask you again what should we expect to see from for instance the people's republic of china in its approach to pakistan moving forward posts u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. how will they seek their point of interesthe given their situation on the ground in afghanistan what does that mean for the u.s. and their partners and especially especially the steak india. senator think it's an extremely dangerous situation this is a question that ambassador crocker could take on much more ably than i but i would take great gl