esta es nuestra noticia principal, y ademÁs, este miÉrcoles desde san diego california. >>> despidendondo. la junta escolar de uvalde texas aprueba por unanimidad el despido del jefe policial por la caÓtica respuesta en la masacre rob donde murieron 19 estudiantes y 2 prof sors. >>> el presidente biden cancela 20 mil dÓlares de deuda estudiantil a quienes ganan menos de 25 mil dÓlares anuales. extiende la moratoria de los pagos de prestamos hasta fin de aÑo. - yo no conozco el miedo. saÚl el canelo Àlvarez habla con nosotros a pocas semanas de su prÓxima pelea. el boxeador mexicano, viene de una derrota, muchos creen debastadora. Él responde a sus criticas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. desde san diego california. >>> muy buenas tardes bienvenidos a una ediciÓn especial para la costa oeste de los estados unidos, estamos en san diego y hoy hay dos no nizas de Última hora en uvalde el jefe de la policÍa pete arredondo fue destituido por la masacre en la escuela rob. y la demanda que ganÓ vanessa bryant contra el condado de los Ángeles por las fotos explÍcitas del accidente

que eventualmente regresarÁ a la nfl a realizar e debut que esta temporada se vino abajo en san diego californiaiene las imÁgenes gutiÉrrez atribuye este desastr a la emergencia climÁtica hoy e pakistÁn maÑana puede ser su paÍs dijo, vanessa hauc tiene las imÁgenes >>> este es el panorama en pakistÁn despuÉs de las peores inundaciones en la Última dÉcada mÁs de 1100 personas han muerto ciento de desaparecidos y mÁs de 33 millones de desplazados las lluvias torrenciales que comenzaron en junio, han en juln arrasado con todo. este hotel de varios pisos sede mo mo, los puentes han colapsado haciendo mÁs difÍciles las labores de rescates, y mientras tratan de salvar los cultivos y el ganado que quedaron en pie. imÁgenes satelitales muestran e antes y despuÉs de las inundaciones un tercio del paÍs del estado de wyoming estÁ bajo el agua, familias enteras han perdido sus hogares, los resi residentes se valen de lo que sean para rescatar a sus seres queridos el ejÉrcito de pakistÁ lanza ayuda huma traÍa desde el aire mientras ya estÁn en pie 50 campamentos improvisado como Éste. otros han llegado a est

we had 16 canneries in southern california from los angeles to san diego and were 40,000 people in the tuna industry alone in san diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're bringing in less seafood, even though the demand is going up and up, so we have this opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we're still in very close proximity to the market, so the product when it's brought in is harvested and on the dock within a couple of hours

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que, esta idea es un experimento >>> segÚn el gobierno se po tran evitar casos como manny en san diego california cansancio y sueÑo >>> horrible, me siento horrible, mi cuerpo me duele >>> puedo contar como ahorita 80 en todo mi cuerpo. las dosis re ajustadas serÍan igual pero quienes estÁn vacunados estÁn mÁs tranquilos. >>> hay que hacerlo temprano porque sino hay vacunas estaremos ne aprietos >>> gracias a martÍn. los campamentos para personas sin hogar sigue causando controversia, peleando el motivo la ley que prohÍbe a los cama pams de indigentes permanecer cerca de escuelas o guarderÍas entre otros lugares aprobado por la ciudad una persona fue arrestada. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> vamos a los Ángeles donde con la selecciÓn del jurado se comenzarÁ a aclarar la demanda interpuesta por vanessa bryant, donde dicen hay fotos donde murieron la estrella de los lakers, su hija y 7 personas causaron una angustia, el equipo de los Ángeles, donara esa identidad de los derechos constitucionales de las personas >>> el rescate de 10 atrapadas en una mina de de coahuila podrÍa comenzar en horas, el nivel del ya

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por proteger sus hijos en el regreso a clases, ante las noticias nos llevan a las playas de san diego californiar con el mÁs reciente recordatorio de los peligros de cruzar el rÍo bravo, esta ocasiÓn la vÍctima es una pequeÑa guatemalteca de cinco aÑos que muriÓ ahogada a pesar de todos los esfuerzos por rescatarla, su madre corriÓ con mÁs suerte solo para ser testigo de la muerte de la menor. >> arantxa, muy buenas noches, a esta hora el cuerpo de la pequeÑa margaret se encuentra en el servicio mÉdico forense en ciudad juÁrez, chihuahua, imÁgenes compartidas por autoridades muestran el momento en que la madre de la pequeÑa era rescatada mientras que con un profundo dolor veÍa cÓmo la fuerte corriente de agua arrastraba a su pequeÑa, les advertimos que las siguientes imÁgenes son fuertes. >> las imÁgenes muestran el momento en que autoridades mexicanas sacan el cuerpo de una niÑa migrante quien fue arrastrada por la corriente del rÍo cuando intentaba cruzar junto a su madre a los estados unidos, la menor de apenas cinco aÑos fue identificada como margaret sofÍa de guatemala que muriÓ al quedar s

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informarles que la madre de la vÍctima me dijo hace unos minutos que este fugitivo fue extraditado a san diego, californiaesencia de estadounidenses. fue primero a mazatlÁn, cancÚn,luego belice, guatemala, donde fue grabadoen un vÍdeo bailando con una mujer, el vÍdeo que ahora mismo se muestra en pantalla. cuando las autoridades llegaron a este hostal, este ex marineya se habÍa ido, sabÍan las autoridades que se encontraba en centroamÉrica y este lunes lo arrestaron en el salvador. el era maestro de inglÉs en una escuela en sonsonatey decÍa que era un inmigrante canadiense y que se llamaba jack donovan. borja: cÓmo es que ayude un artÍculo precisamente escrito por nuestra cadena univisiÓn en la captura de este sospechoso? reportero: la madre de la vÍctima, quienes una detective de la policÍa retiradame dijo que los marsalis le compartieron que la mujer que denunciÓ a este fugitivo habÍa visto un artÍculo que nosotros publicamos en 2021 contando sobre este caso, ella lo identificÓ al comparar las fotografÍas, aunque Él ya habÍa perdido masa muscular, logrÓ identificarlo, lo denuncio y finalmente lo arresta

el incidente ocurriÓ en las playas de san diego california.a sin precedente el mal tiempo no da tregua. en el Área de dallas es el agosto mÁs lluvioso que se tenga registro. es un desastre que ocurre una vez cada mil aÑos. una persona muerta y muchas nam y las regresan a casa para descubrir que lo han perdido todo. edgard muÑoz reporta. >>> comenzÓ el recuento de los daÑos por los residentes luego de la lluvias histÓrica s en dallas. los hermanos miranda que salvaron a sus 8 mascotas en una hielera y las dieron e adopciÓn. han perdido muebles, todo es basura. >>> tener que sacarlas alaba sura, porque no sirve. >>> >>> el sur de dallas recibiÓ 15 pulgadas de agua en horas. y la casa de janet amaneciÓ todo mojado e inservible. no tiene seguro de inundaciones. >>> corrÍa agua y no sabÍamos cuÁndo iba a parar y ya no pudimos salir de aquÍ. >>> me imagino que es muy difÍcil ver su casa. >>> (solloza). >>>... de 60 aÑos es la persona que muriÓ debajo de un puente. era conductora de uber y en un viaje la arrastrÓ la corriente. para muchos padres las

es casi la mitad de su vida sobre el ring lo pudimos acompaÑar sf su entrenamiento en san diego californiaÍas dis tiptss. su carrera comenzÓ zapd Él tenÍa 15 aÑos. >>> se ha dicho mucho que cuando eras chiquitos te hacÍan bullying ¿es cierto? . >>> pues sÍ, no decÍamos bullying, era la carrillo. era diferente, pelirrojo, pecoso, trataban de. siempre me peleaba. ponÍan la niÑa desde niÑo. >>> empezaste el box inspirado en tu hermano. >>> siempre me peleaba en la calle y crecÍ con un puro hermano mÁs grande que yo. me tenÍa que defender de cualquier manera. >>> ¿eras el mÁs chico?. >>> sÍ. >>> 61 peleas, 57 victorias 2 empates, 2 derrotas. >>> sÍ. >>> ¿quÉ pesa mÁs las victorias o las derrotas?. >>> todo en general, pero uno no estÁ listo para perder no te preparas para perder. cuando eres un ganador te pega en el orgullo una derrota. pero como hombre hay que aceptar estas en un deporte que no siempre puedes ganar. es un deporte que aprendes de las buenas y malas. hay dos caminos. el camino cÓmodo o el camino de buscar grandeza. >>> ese camino lo lleva a una pelea con su mÁximo rival. . en s

one of the new cardinals is bishop robert mcelroy, a 68 year old progressive from san diego, california. by elevating this lesser known cleric, frances is passing over other high ranking clergy in the u. s. who said catholic politicians who support abortion rights should receive communion. mcelroy supports frances his work. i make the church more inclusive and i think it's important to reach out to groups of this what the po possess us to do, who have been marginalized to have been kept out of the mainstream. whether that be because of the lives of economics, or of the race, nationality or their gender, or of sexual orientation. many of the new cardinals come from the global south. an area of priority for francis, just for countries are now represented in this class of cardinals. for the 1st time, mongolia, paraguay, singapore, and east timor. it is clearly francis church now more than ever. but that doesn't mean the next pope will be in his mold. if we look at the story of the catholic church conclave, so the moment when it po gets elected, are pretty much surprising. often, a reformer

a case in san diego, california at chicano park that i referred to, where in amazing, amazing project, highway where a number of well-known mural, latin american and mexican american mural artists had painted on these abutments. by the 90s they had become -- they needed work, they needed restoration. the federal highway administration came up with money, under its enhanced meant program, transportation enhancement, to rehabilitate these murals. they worked with the california transportation agency. and now they are preserved. and the park there, chicano park, it is refreshed and filling the role that it has as highlighting a american civil rights. >> now, you mentioned several transit agencies involved in this project. were these murals to be moved because of project? >> no, they had just become in need of repair. that was an enhancement. however, a project where a property was moved, very interesting, was the -- lighthouse in massachusetts. what was happening there is the -- a lighthouse owned by the coast guard was about to be washed away because the cliffs on which it been built we

a case in in san diego california the chicano park that i referred to where an amazing amazing project highway that where a number of well-known muralists. latin american and mexican american rulers had painted on these on these abutments by the 90s they had become they needed work. they needed restoration and the federal highway administration came up with money under its enhancement program transportation enhancement to rehabilitate these murals working with caltrans the california transportation agency, and they are now preserved and the park there chicano park is refreshed and filling the the role that it has as highlighting mexican-american american civil rights now jordan tannenbaum you mentioned several transit agencies involved in this project were these murals to be moved because of transportation projects? no, they had just become indeed of repair. that was really it was so as it was an enhancement, but a project where a property was moved, very interesting was the gay head lighthouse in a queen of massachusetts. what was happening there? is that the lighthouse owned by the c

decenas de feligreses de san diego y california llegaron, miembros del clero apoyaron al nuevo cardenal un momento especial con el papa francisco y le agradeció su entrega a la iglesia. >> me agradeció por compartir la palabra de dios y me preguntó cómo me va después de mi operación al corazón. >> el pontificie pidió a sus aliados que sigan el ejemplo de jesús, y sobre todo velar por la salvación de cada ser humano sin excluir a nadie. es un grupo de cardenales diverso y progresista en el catolicismo. >> formamos parte de todas partes del mundo, pero compartimos la misma fe y reconocemos que enfrentamos los mismos retos pastorales. >> el cardenal se reunió con los fieles que por un testigos incluyendo a una pareja que apoyan su ideología del cambio climático y la inclusión. >> el papa francisco creo que vio los mismos pensamientos, creo que vio que estaban en la misma página como dicen. también va a tener una voz más grande en temas importantes, puede ayudar a escoger al próximo papa. >> noticiero telemundo. >> gracias, melissa. la celebración de los mtv music awards estuvo por lo alto

. >> en todo mi cuerpo >>> es residente de san diego en california estado en donde la viruela del monoseguir la medicina antiviral o una vacuna podrÍa ser un reto mayor >>> no hay muchas dosis acaban de comprar 800.000 dosis pero eso va solamente a vacunar a 400.000 personas >> los cdc recomiendan a quienes se hayan expuestos al virus y grupos como hombres, gay o bisexuales que hayan tenido sexo con mÚltiples parejas recientemente >>> manuel manejÓ fuera de la ciudad en donde reside para poder encontrar la vacuna. >> hay que hacerlo temprano. si no despuÉs estaremos en aprieto. >> la mayor preocupaciÓn que no pueda conseguir la ayuda necesaria mientras los casos aumentan fuera de la comunidad lbgtq >>> la enfermera acusada por el choque mÚltiple habÍa estado involucrada en otros 13 accidentes de trÁfico imputaron 6 cargos por asesinato. >> nos vamos con una noticia que tiene que ver con la salud mental y los mÁs pequeÑos de la familia, los menores entre 3 y 17 >>> mira, cuando hablamos de trastornos de salud mental en estos niÑos y jÓvenes nos estamos refiriendo a la ansiedad y la depr

one of the new cardinals is bishop robert mcelroy, a 68 year old progressive from san diego, california. by elevating this lesser known clerk, france is passing over other high ranking clergy in the u. s. who, se, catholic politicians who support abortion rights should receive communion. mcelroy supports francis his work. i make the church more inclusive and i think it's important to reach out to groups. ready this is what the pope possesses to do, who have been marginalized to have been kept out of the mainstream. whether that be because of the lives of economics or of the race, nationality or their gender, or of sexual orientation. many of the new cardinals come from the global south. an area of priority for francis, just for countries, are now represented in this class of cardinals. for the 1st time, mongolia, paraguay, singapore, in east timor. it is clearly francis church now more than ever. but that doesn't mean the next pope will be in his mold. if you look at the story of the catholic church conclave at the moment when elected are pretty much surprising of reformer, pope is elec

this is a call from san diego, california, a parent. caller: good morning, c-span. you for the great job you guys are doing. thank you for the information. the educational system in san diego, i give it a b. the fact that our great teachers, most of the great -- most of the teachers here are underqualified, not qualified to teach. students, when they come back home with homework, the homework is actually a little easier than what the schools are supposed to give. so the parents end up giving the students more homework than what the teacher gives to them. we have to look for a way to establish a religious education in our system here. look at these children. when they come back home, they have no knowledge about anything. why not give the students books to read and bring it back home? that is my opinion. host: let's hear from gail, and teacher in baltimore. caller: hi, c-span. thank you for being there. i wanted to share that i have been working in baltimore county and baltimore city for about 21 years. the teachers are overqualified for the positions that they have.

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some of the best deals for domestic travel according to hopper, right now san diego, california, saltare. also expected to fall about 19% there. good deals right now. there is the trips to grenada, zurich, switzerland. let's pack our bags and hope there are pilots available to fly the plains. david: ford trucks used to be the middle class pickup truck in america. $97,000 for a pickup truck is not middle class, ev or not. it is definitely not something middle class can afford. thank you very much for that, lydia. the dow exiting correction territory. the nasdaq down now in a new bull market. does the rally have legs? let's get the read from mayflower advisor managing partner larry glazer. larry we don't have much time. things look good until they don't. i just wonder if the rally will last. what do you think? >> david, great point. good news, bad news rally. good news, ppi, cpi not as bad as fee wedder with negative sentiment but the bad news we're still at multidecade highs. wall street may be excited about this embracing it, but main street are not exactly doing backflips when everyd

a penguin at san diego zoo in california has been fitted with orthopaedic shoes. boots, made from soft rubber and fitted via velcro, stop lucas from limping on his left foot. wildlife specialists at the zoo say he can now climb rocks, nest and swim in comfort. but he'll always need his therapy shoes. another sign that the world is getting back to normal after the covid pandemic. the return of this very messy festival in spain. it's the tomatina event — held in bunyol — and features thousands of people throwing more than 100 tonnes of ripe tomatoes at each other. it was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus — the first times it wasn't held since tomatoes started to be thrown in 191t5. the tomatina styles itself as the world's biggest food fight — you can see why. that's all for now.stay with bbc world news. hello. as we turn the weather page from summer to autumn, it looks like nature is taking its cue, as well. big changes this weekend — there could be a bit of thundery rain around across much of the uk. not everyone will see it and potentialfor some s

michael and san diego, california. you are next. caller: good morning john. last time i talk to you was back in june and you had a gentleman on and when he was talking about ronald reagan, how much of a terrible president he was. now i would like to talk about how donnie bone spurs. do you believe the election was stolen? and they say, i know it in my soul. they don't say how they know it in their brain. he is terrible for this country. i just want a bag every democratic voter out there. please get out there and vote this november. host: do you consider yourself a democrat? guest: i registered as a republican in 2016. she said if you want to vote for republican you have to register as a republican. i voted against trump and 2016. in my heart i am more of a democrat. we are a republic not a democracy. host: you should call on the line listed democrats if that is where you are in your heart. that is all i would say about that. i appreciate the call. this is joe in iowa. caller: top of the morning to you. i think the democrats make their number one issue corrupt

francis has chosen quite a progressive cardinal, someone who really shares his vision in san diego in california. such as never happened before. also in india, for example, he's appointed the 1st cardinal from the dilates piece of the untouchables, little louis cast in the indian system. and he has appointed him because dallied the untouchables form 64 percent of the catholic population of india. and another factor is frances has chosen, has decided to move to the global south because the catholic population of the world is there. now. gerard always got still to but effects a day for being with us. gerald connell, death in rome. nasa will be marking another milestone for diversity. the leader of its next mission to the instructional space station will be the 1st native american woman in space. fenton monahan reports nicole man was a veteran fighter pilot before she was selected to join the elite ranks of nasa astronaut. now after 9 years of training, she's finally getting your chance to fly higher than she's ever flown before. as a member of the why, like you of the round valley indian tribes, t

this is a call from san diego, california, a parent. caller: good morning, c-span.hank you for the great job you guys are doing. thank you for the information. the educational system in san diego, i give it a b. the fact that our great teachers, most of the great -- most of the teachers here are underqualified, not qualified to teach. students, when they come back home with homework, the homework is actually a little easier than what the schools are supposed to give. so the parents end up giving the students more homework than what the teacher gives to them. we have to look for a way to establish a religious education in our system here. look at these children. when they come back home, they have no knowledge about anything. why not give the students books to read and bring it back home? that is my opinion. host: let's hear from gail, and teacher in baltimore. caller: hi, c-span. thank you for being there. i wanted to share that i have been working in baltimore county and baltimore city for about 21 years. the teachers are overqualified for the positions that they h

california center, which had a much smaller number. so really, the majority of these birds do come from san diego upwards to central california. what is happening here? are we rented? these birds are sick. but this is not some type of illness. what kind of condition are the birds in? and when they are being brought in unfortunately, it's becoming a bit like a mystery tv show. um, the one thing that they all have in common is symptoms of starvation, emaciation dehydration, very typical things to birds that are not eating enough. there does not seem to be any evidence of a contagion of a contaminant or any other similar thing that can cause a large scale problem like this. the real question here, though, is that the fish that they prefer to eat and the temperatures of water that those fish prefer to be in actually seemed to be normal. so it is something of a mystery, though there are a number of theories of what might be causing it. the only thing they have in common is that starvation and then a lot of them have secondary injuries that are consistent with making extra efforts to try to find food chasing fishing boats getting en

democrats that want to indoctrinate your kids and later all across the country california we have a school district now in san diego reportedly reporting extremely i'm extremely graphic sexual content and gender theory from first-12th grade. this is by far the first i've ever heard about it. we have a shocking new report, but will give you a view a warning right now if you're knocking what your kids to watch that segment. first i present you with the leader of the free world pictured right there wearing a mask at his desk by himself trying really hard not to transmit covert over the telephone. joe biden went on to participate virtually in a meeting and i went about as well as you probably would've imagined would joe biden take a look. >> president biden: there is so much more to say but it's nice to hear from all of you. thank you, thank you, thank you. i'm assigned this executive order right now okay? i wish i was with you in person quite frankly but i'm getting there. you are on mute i can't hear you. >> vice president harris: we feel your presence mr. president. >> hannity: am i the only american who finds this

their drinking water from the colorado river basin, denver, phoenix, tucson, and san diego, and all of southern californiad so this is, i think that we are, and even the country of mexico gets some, but the fight over drinking water as it is becoming a more scarcer resource because of climate change and population, is something that is going to be ramping up, and we have to be prepared for. >> something that the people of california will be interested in. we hope that you join chuck for "meet the press" because it is a special edition called "meet the midterms" and america is agitated" at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. so we do hope that you will stick with us, because we will talk to our political analyst larry gurston on the issue of banning book on race, and in some cases sexuality. >>> and now to a developing story out of southern california where 19 migrants were rescued from a disabled boat off of the coast near redondo beach. this is a picture of the coast guard responding to distress card yesterday. the stranded passengers were taken to the shore, and processed by the border patrol. the boat

explain the rising extremism on the right, we are joined by a professor at the university of california san diegohor of the book open out how civil wars start." -- "how civil wars start." the mar-a-lago search prompted a lot of trump supporters to call for civil war. how does this fit in to the gring pattern of extremism on the right? >> for those of us who study violent extremism here in the united states, this is not a surprise at all. if you have been on the chat rooms starting in 2008, you would have seen an increasing narrative that talked about shifting to a more violent sttegy if more conventional methods of maintaining power -- and by that, i mean white power -- here ithis country did not work. what we are seeing is that narrative moving into the mainstream. >> yesterday, a gunman breached an f vi office in cincinnati, ohio, before being killed by authorities. reports say he appeared to be at the january 6 insurrection. he had also previously said he wanted to attack the fbi. when you see these incidents connected to violent rhetoric, what does that say to you? >> we know that violent ext

, ben domenech, ed editor at large of the spectator and fox news contributor, and here in california -- san diegoe precise -- laura fink, democratic separatist. hour by hour we learned prosecute press trump was subpoenaed in the spring and didn't turn over all the9 documents. then we actually see the warrant that says donald trump is being investigated for possible violations of the espionage act. how much has all of this changed the media narrative that merrick garland was kind of crazy to be launching this search just for mirrored keeping violations? >> well, i think there's a lot of people who would like it to change the media narrative, by, but they're not going to be able to achieve that in part because of the change that has happened, the shift that has happened in american life over the past several years in which the level of distrust for the fbi and for, frankly, our law enforcement services has skyrocketed in the wake of their treatment of donald trump both as a candidate and as president. unfortunately for them, no one believes them anymore. when they come to the fore and say, you know

she spent most of her legal career in the san diego area and if she's elected, she will become california'sfirst latina chief justice, and we'll have a 12 year term. daniel was 7 16, california is in its third year of severe drought and finding solutions to managing our limited water supply over the long term. is not just an issue for our residents here. santa clara valley water district held what it called it water summit. the goal was to bring together a wider variety of water issues, including governments, agriculture as well as business and industry. about half of the water supplies used for residential use, so officials say programs like landscape rebates and free conservation devices can go up. a long way towards helping the region cut back water use. all right. time now is 7 17. let's talk about our weather. little bit of a cool morning rosemary out there, but i think it bodes well for a nice day ahead. i agree. we've got some nice weather coming our way. if it's been a little bit too warm for you, inland temperatures are coming down and we're going to hold steady through the weekend

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olive oil has been here for about 250 years in california, first ought up by spanish missionaries on their way up through mexico, and they wound up in san diego, planted olive trees, and it was through those missions that the olive industry grew in california. about 25 years ago, the modern olive oil industry in california got off the ground. producers in the wine country areas of california who had visited europe had tasted some really great olive oil, and they wanted to produce a similar style here in california. mckay: our people have always been farmers in that sense of cultivating the natural plants and foliage that are around us. we're used to providing our own food products through acorns and other trees and other crops, but to take a totally foreign entity and turn it into a product was daunting, and it was also intriguing. the university of california davis is just 25 miles south of us. and so it was natural for me to go there and look for professional help. flynn: the yocha dehes been a great partner of ours. they attend our courses on olive growing, on sensory evaluation of olive oil, on the milling of olives for oil. mckay: in tal

california. they're getting that monsoon over from arizona. san diego. it's been in arizona.been your tahoe. i had some last friday. it's mainly reno and just east and south of them, but for us very little change here. the logo looks like it's finally making a move that sits on the left your screen and as it does, that's going to keep our temperatures really kind of stuck. you also get a southwest direction, the upper atmosphere that does not bring in tropical clouds for us or monsoon and keeps it east and south so morning, low clouds sunny nights there was a little bit of a breeze there 20 not nothing great for them, but 25 out to travis, but a little bit of an onshore breeze sixties seventies and eighties again. probably the same again tomorrow. all right. sounds here at six o'clock in the morning, and he's here to tell us that traffic is okay. that's a matter of fact. i don't have a lot here, steve. let's go to breakfast. you and me that beat that sounds awesome. alright, well, you might have time to go to breakfast, too. but don't linger too long, because this is the time

olive oil has been here for about 250 years in california, first ought up by spanish missionaries on their way up through mexico, and they wound up in san diego, planted olive trees, and it was through those missions that the olive industry grew in california. about 25 years ago, the modern olive oil industry in california got off the ground. producers in the wine country areas of california who had visited europe had tasted some really great olive oil, and they wanted to produce a similar style here in california. mckay: our people have always been farmers in that sense of cultivating the natural plants and foliage that are around us. we're used to providing our own food products through acorns and other trees and other crops, but to take a totally foreign entity and turn it into a product was daunting, and it was also intriguing. the university of california davis is just 25 miles south of us. and so it was natural for me to go there and look for professional help. flynn: the yocha dehes been a great partner of ours. they attend our courses on olive growing, on sensory evaluation of olive oil, on the milling of olives for oil. mckay: in tal