here is such a santa barbara. here is such a santa barbara.e really have raised here many times. and we said, and i, frankly, i am amazed that the president comes to discuss military issues. yes, that is, so, along the way, i made such a number of conclusions that i have now voiced a significant part of them. we voiced here in this studio. we spoke, and to be honest, when we raised the issue that the border had been removed at the yes crossings. yes, they removed, like customs, but there are hundreds of cars standing there and i must say that i know perfectly well this bukov crossing through which the president was driving. i know, but it's literally every post there. i know what he looks like. i have to say that this is probably one of the quietest crossings and really has the least queues in other crossings. the situation is even worse, but some are not allowed here. some have tried to change the situation really change. she tried on the owe tried to change, but she didn't level out. she is not she did not succeed in removing it. and here, y

i think it's eight days and the santa barbara oil spill happens now. television color, the nightly news and seven you know cronkite and all went color 67 this is january 69 and nixon's not even his office practically and the whole a tv's showing birds go back to the organization in santa barbara get the oil out do the birds trapped in oil the paradise santa barbara despoiled wealthy republican donors. nixon, who lived along the coast to california. nixon letters do something and nixon blew. he had an interior secretary hickel hickel who told him the exact right thing. hickel he said don't minimize it. don't tell people how bad it is, do minimize because it's bad and just say it's bad and we'll blame johnson whoever and so nixon did and he came on and did it. but he wasn't sure how to play environmentalism. then the summer of 69, when he's ready to celebrate, neil on the moon, nixon talking to the astronauts time magazine's putting cuyahoga river on fire in ohio and the rouge river on fire. that means, guys, you take a match and put it in. it goes down

courtney in santa barbara, california, a fox news viewer. you are next up. caller: hi. it's beyond tragic. this cancel culture is completely out of control at this point. i think firing either one of these gentlemen is just a tragic mistake for our country. it's -- if anybody slips up or says the wrong thing or looks the wrong way or has the wrong opinion or a different opinion than what's acceptable to the elites, they are canceled. the same thing they did to roseanne. let these people down off the cross. they are human beings, not robots. we want them that way, don't we? is this still america? i don't know. host: do you think that the events of the dominion lawsuit were the main drivers of mr. carlson's separation from fox? caller: no. i think his popularity is the main driver for the separation. i think if he wasn't so popular, if so many people weren't listening to him and wanting to get a different perspective. i believe that there are a lot of things that need to be looked into. i think the lawsuit is just more malicious -- our judiciary is out of control. it's co

it's so beautiful, gorgeous, amazing places played at santa barbara many times.part of its north american tour in the orchestra played in rohnert park last week . the group is set to swing back to the bay area this week for a show at uc berkeley's zellerbach hall on wednesday. russia claims to have intercepted new ukrainian drone attacks attempting to target its naval sea fleet in crimea, ukraine. i'm alex hogan. i'll have more on this coming up and coming up tonight at six. the conversation continues on the proposed renovation of the castro theater advocates and support and opposition speaking out as city leaders move closer toward a key decision also ahead, not a done deal just yet. the mlb commissioner weighs in on the a's intent to leave oakland for las vegas. give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complet

it's beautiful, gorgeous, amazing places played at santa barbara many times. as part of its north american tour, the orchestra played in rohnert park just last week, and the group is set to swing back here to the bay area this week for a show at uc berkeley's zellerbach hall on wednesday. preparations underway for the coronation ceremony of king charles the third the details on the big celebration to install a new monarch for the united kingdom. give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $800 prepaid card. comcast business. powering possibilities™. it'll stretch, greg palkot tells us buckingham palace says it will be a traditional ceremony but modernized to reflect the

you know, uh and man he used to do this camp up in santa barbara for all the kids, you know a basketball camp and heard about the camp. and get to meet her man and get my autograph and stuff and then i'll get my son an autograph. i forget about him, just like hey, guys, you know, i grabbed mike, you know, just to get, you know, just to get it. get close to him. and then one time we went out to dinner after the camp and he couldn't find his car. he rode in the car with me, and i never forget that he was like it's your car. that's a nice girl. this is just a nice car, bentley and i was looking at him like i'm never selling this car ever joined this in my car. watch your knees. mike. watch your knees. so it was just so much fun, man. i think a lot of people a lot of actors maybe might hear. oh, i've got to write my own role in the plot is kind of already said so it can't really impact the plot, and it might be hesitant, but it seems like you really kind of relish that opportunity to make your mark on it in an interesting way. i mean, what's the secret to writing something if you can't chang

six of the nine uc's guarantee admission for tag participants, davis, irvine, merced, riverside, santa barbara and santa cruz. and you receive preference at the other three, san diego, ucla, denver. for some students, maybe it is right to think about taking a gap year and spend some time touring, getting independent, and perhaps reapplying again and seeing if you have better luck after you have done a bit of adventuring for the next application cycle. kristen: that is great advice. i am glad you mentioned the uc tag program. the freshman admission acceptance rates have tumbled so much, but your chances are so much better as a transfer, and there is the tag guarantee, so don't forget that. that say your kid got into grade school or multiple grade schools, and now they have to decide. give us tips for deciding, dues and don'ts. lauren: i think if you are able to go back to visit, if you have not been to the campus, you want to lay eyes on it before you commit, but even if you went for one of those early introductory tour and information sessions, now is the time to go back and get in the weeds a

southern california may be s and i'm about 71 degrees there. 70 in santa barbara about 69 degrees and sny skies downtown los angeles. and if you are headed up into the tahoe area where those temperatures on the cool side roadways are going to be open, the weather looks like it's going to cooperate for the better part of the weekend. 40's for tomorrow. but watch out. if you're sticking around, but we're likely to see anothtorm system rolling in starting on sunday night into monday. so pack your change if you're going to stay a little bit late, likely to see that storm system may be bringing in another foot of snow across some of the higher slopes. alright, long way forecast for you. looking to try and find an end of the wet season until we get a big dome of high pressure along california's heart of coal. and yet you see things are staying kind of unsettled as we get into sunday with a chance of a few scattered showers here in the bay area. but overall they can. i start the weekend. temperatures are going to warm up plan on some mid 60's in the santa clara valley. lots of sunshine tomor

across from eureka. 54 in san francisco and 53 in monterey, warm in southern california. 64 in santa barbara, los angeles. here's a live picture and half moon not a lot of people out there, but you can see quiet weather for now. today's lows there are no frost or freeze warnings tonight, but temperatures are in the low 40's for tonight. 36 in santa rosa. so very cold over there. stormtracker 4 waiting for that in coming low-pressure system to move into our region as they zoom out here. you can see all that my moisture heading our way. and there is some activity in the pacific northwest and that is going to be impacting us in the north bay. so that will be an event for you up there for your weekend. once that system clears, you can expect some showers in the morning and a nice easter weekend on easter sunday. see that bunny hopping on your 3 day forecast here in the 70's. back to you guys. thank you. lawmakers in sacramento are debating how to best address and respond to the crisis here. this lobbying organization representing all of the states. >> county governments is out with a new plan. t

boy, these numbers heating up 76 and santa barbara. 83 degrees in los angeles. mona 90 degrees to start to get on the hot side there in the high country. but it will be kind of mild out there really up for this time of year. 50's in south lake tahoe. 58 degrees in trucking and then a warm 71 in reno on 70 degrees in carson city. we plan on sticking around for the weekend. looks like it will be a nice weekend to should stay dry throughout the weekend. no storms expected mostly sunny skies. temperatures hovering in the 50's right around the mid 50's most spots may be cooling down just slightly on monday, but still some nice weather ahead. looking very nice out toward the golden gate bridge out there right now. people traveling around the bay area. why not? this is going join kind of weekend weather-wise looking good all around the state. looks like that will continue through sunday and probably well into next week. 2 guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. >> the woman known as the law scotus party mom was in court today were current and former high school student

you're looking at 71 in anaheim. 69 degrees in pasadena at about 70 degrees in santa barbara. the high country. the snow has stopped for now. that's some good news. if you want to get up there and enjoy that fresh powder, temperatures generally in the 40's as we look toward tomorrow about 55 degrees. we know 52 in carson city. if you plan on sticking around, though, be prepared, it will be colder on sunday by sunday night. a chance of some snow showers likely to make a return. that's a much colder temperatures bring those chains. if you're headed that way. the golden gate bridge right now, some people are out and about on this evening and why not? it's a beautiful friday evening outside. looks like the weekend not going to be bad. there's a slight chance of a sprinkle both saturday and sunday. but most of all, you're gonna notice warmer temperatures in the south bay about 65 degrees in san jose. 65 degrees in lemore. 65 in concord, about 55 and partly cloudy in santa rosa. all right. happening tomorrow. twitter will start charging people for those blue check marks. >> the blue

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there are also projects in san francisco and santa barbara. >>> we may still have the 2024 election cycle ahead of us. but race for governor in 2026 is underway. the lieutenant governor announced her campaign this morning. governor newsom is term limited and can't run after his term expires. she's seeking to become the state's first woman governor. >>> switching gears let's check with darren peck with a look at another beautiful day. >>> we will go back up to average. it will be as nice as yesterday. but we are about to experience a noticeable warm up by the middle of the week. i wanted to kind of set the stage and lend a little perspective. if we look at the daytime highs, we will use san jose as the example. we'll start looking at today's numbers. today's numbers go to the low 70s. that's where we will be by the time we top out today. when we look from there, numbers by wednesday and thursday are going to start climbing and already make it to the upper 80s. a quick progression on this, it helps gain a little bit perspective in how quickly bars rise on us. i have to get out of the way of

and 76 in santa barbara in the high the 50's for highs there in south lake tahoe truckee about 58 degrees. you headed to reno, you'll find a beautiful 71 and well the next few days. nice weather. and there you go. staying nice and dry through the weekend and into early next week. thanks, lawrence. tech giant google has stopped construction. >> of its 80 acre campus in san jose after the first demolition phase saturday happened. it's not clear if the project will be revived in the near future or not back in june of 2021, google won approval to build the campus spending more than 7 million square feet in san jose. the estimated economic impact 19 billion dollars. mayor matt mahan says despite this pause in construction, google's future in san jose still looks bright. >> google remains fully committed to san jose in the long term. and san jose is fully committed to google. we're very excited about the future prospects. you know, big projects like the speed at which they move forward. absent flows based on the macroeconomic situation. >> for now, the company says it will pay about 500 million

dignity moved says they are currently buildin enough units to house all of th homeless people in santa barbara county. now, another ke part of this bill, private landlords would be able to leas their property for housing. dignity moved says they already have hospitals that have offere undeveloped land for these units. the next hearing for tha bill, is set for wednesday. >> thank you so much. >>> other stories we are following today, one person is dead and four others are injure after a shooting in sentences goes north beach neighborhood. this happened at the corner of columbus and broadway, right neub stht. here is what we know, police say the victim who died was a 23-year-old man from solano county. for other victim injured in the shooting are expected to survive there wins. police say this was not a rando attack, but they still do not have any suspects caught or emotive. we are watching that one closely. >>> climate protesters blocked the entrance to wells fargo headquarters in downtown san francisco. activist have been calling on banks to stop investing in fossil fuels. the locked their arm

. >> i think i met him around '97 and man, he used to do this camp in santa barbara for all the kids, up there. and then one time we went out to dinner after camp and he could not find his car. he rode in the car with me and i will never forget that. he was like this is your car? this is a nice car. it was a bentley and i was looking at them like i'm never signing this car ever, michael jordan is in my car, watch your knees, mike. watch her knees. it was so much fun then. >> jordan was enshrined in the basketball hall of fame in 2009. brand with nike continues to set records for 2019 the company announced its first ever billion-dollar corridor. -- quarter. >> i like the idea of michael owning a percentage of issue. financial freedom, i love that. of course, still a global brand. >> while tucker basks in the glow of his latest film, his roots are always with them. >> you are still touring? in stand-up comedy? >> i'm still touring. on the road all over the country and i'm loving it. i started out doing stand-up comedy and i will never stop. it's a lot of fun. it gives me sharp for the m

they're building enough units to house all the homeless people in santa barbara county. cost, about $50,000 per room paid by a mix of federal, local, and state grants and donations. private landowners would be able to lease their property for some of this temporary housing. the next hearing on the bill is scheduled for wednesday. >> we'll follow that one. thank you. >>> other stories we're following around the bay. landlords in oakland are calling on the city for help with back rent. some say they haven't been paid for months, even years since the city enacted its pandemic eviction moratorium. that's slated to end in july. struggling landlords are now asking for help recovering the rent money they say they're owed. >> we shall all come together and help the underprivileged as a society. however, the government shall not put the burden solely on the individual mom and ps. when, renters won't have to repay back rent if they can prove financial losses due to covid. the city's moratorium on rent increases will last until july of next year. >>> a 23-year-old man died and four

david: when president nixon took office after the oil spill in santa barbara, and then under presidentma there was an oil spare -- oil spill i think was british petroleum. right now, when drilling offshore, how safe is it to be able to avoid the environmental damage? is it bigger than it used to be or greater precautions? mike: absolutely, the industry has continued to improve the operating practices, the equipment, certainly the regulators in the u.s. have high standards. we work closely with the regulators. and the advent of newer technologies we continue to make this safer, so these are challenging, difficult operations and its pressure, water depths and environments, but the industry has a strong track record today and there have been some notable incidents over time and every company in this industry works really hard to prevent those. david: today do not worry about that kind of offshore drilling probably more because the safety is pretty good compared to what it used to be? mike: every day i get up and worry about safety and protecting the environment. it's a highly technical ac

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he was pulled over by chp in santa barbara in november.aid he was clocking 152 miles per hour in his lamborghini. not quite so fancy when you're pulled over. the speed limit in the area was 55. the update, his license was just suspended for 30 days. he got two points on his driving record and was ordered to pay a fine of just under $2000. something about those lights behind you ♪ ♪ >> vice president, harrison nashville meeting with the tennessee three after republicans punished to lawmakers for breaking decorum during a gun reform protests. the political fallout. here are tonight's headlines. two lawmakers booted from state government while another representative survives expulsion. >> it's might have to do with the color of our skin. >> terror attack in israel, killing and injuring tourists as tensions escalated in the middle east. ♪ ♪ >> the pentagon announces an investigation into how classified ukraine war plans got leaked to the internet. ♪ ♪ >> dangerous weather delays play at the

the bay area. 80 degrees well above the average inolivermore, 79 in concord and 74 degrees in santa barbara. but the winds, they're going to a story, i think for tomorrow we're going to see that fog, of course, had a bit of a sea breeze this afternoon. winds going to calm down a little bit overnight tonight. but as we get a cold front rampant throughout through the bay area tomorrow, these winds are really get going. some gusts over 30 miles an hour along the coastline by tomorrow afternoon, when those breezy day specially out toward the beaches this front right here, this could be the one that's coming through. so that's going to come through kind of deep in in the marine layer initially to make a move all the way on shore. then as it comes by, get the cold air on the backside of it. all of a sudden we start to mix up a low clouds and fog will clear out your skies and bring a sunshine in the afternoon. so temperatures tomorrow. but those winds kicking up coast side 50's and 60's in the san francisco cool 50's along the coastline inside the bay will find lot of 50's them inside the bay. you

david: when president nixon took office, shortly thereafter, there was an oil spill in santa barbara.hen, under president obama, there was an oil spill in the gulf. i think it was british petroleum could right now -- british petroleum. right now, when you are drilling, how safe is it to avoid this kind of environmental damage? is it better than it used to be? or are there greater precautions than there used to be? mike: absolutely. and i think, you know, the industry has continually improved operating practices, equipment, certainly the regulators in the u.s. have very high standards and we work closely with the regulators on that. the advent of newer technologies have continually made this safer. so these are challenging, difficult operations in those kinds of pressures, water depths and environments, but the industry has a strong track record today and there have been some notable incidents over time. but every company in this industry works really hard to prevent those. david: so, today, did you not -- today, do you not worry about that kind of offshore issue because the safety is

for their truth, and it was at this moment that we decided to purchase, respectively , our last santa barbaraden night. interesting a. like here, well, with shops. i don't know what products to buy. there milk is good. yes we are we try to grow as much as possible on our own. well, i mean from products other than apples, other than apples, this is definitely meat. this is a bird. we allow this. why are we in the village? we are creating the infrastructure that is here. well , yes, that is, there are people who grow milk in the village, they have cows , there are people who bake bread. yes, in principle, the quality of products is not store-bought, but rural, it is higher. in general, no one argues. of course not, no, well, of course, if you want something harmful there, yeah or there some other products that we do not grow ourselves. we are going to the store in the nearest store we have, the village of bolshoye mozheykovo. it's five kilometers from us. yeah. well, if it's a 40-minute walk straight, well, judging by the sounds, we've already arrived. yes, here they are. yes , this is our prid

after i stepped down as governor and after a single term and i was invited to go to santa barbara to teach a class on the vietnam war, about which i knew nothing, and i've only increased my knowledge at the margin since then. and full disclosure, i had a choice do i want to spend january, february, march in santa barbara or january, february, march in omaha? and that was a pretty easy choice. and we talked about the impact at that time. bear on us and on other veterans, including vietnam. and one of the people i invited was a guy named gary parrot, who is a very close friend of mine from seal team. and as he got up on stage and leaned in the podium and he says, if there's if there is reincarnation, i want to come back as a vietnamese. and i think that to me, i feel the same way. i mean, i started going back to vietnam in 1989 as a cold war was about to about to end. and one of the thing is really two things i'd say that are under appreciated that happened at that time. the difficulty of normalizing relations. it was really hard to resolve the p.o.w. market issue, the battle cry was n

hunter is kicking back in santa barbara at $50 million vineyard owned by medical device company executivewho is a major donor to joe biden. and zeroing in on how the legislative branch will investigate hunter biden's business dealings ahead of a meeting with doj officials. >> step one, get the facts on the table, we have duty to do investigation and get the truth out for the american people. second, we have to propose legislation to remedy the situation, agencies weaponized against we the people the american citizens. >> brooke: and nancy mace is calling for an investigation into every biden family member who had a role in hunter's deal. it is not a conspiracy, we're talking about up to a dozen biden family members and the left says no one is above the law. put your money where your mouth is, have this fully investigated. >> how do you know what you saw -- >> i would ask the department of justice to follow the money, more questions than answers and more biden families involved than we know. >> brooke: it is knowledged prosecutors are weighing whether to bring a number of charges against h

hunter is kicking back at santa barbara at a 50 million vineyard owned by medical device company whoa major donor to democrats and his father president joe biden. republicans zeroing in on how the legislative branch will investigate hunter's suspicious business dealings ahead of his meeting with doj officials. >> step one is getting the facts on the table, we have a duty oversight to get the truth out for the american people and second, we have to propose legislation to remedy the situation, which i think is appropriately described as agencies being weaponized against americans, we the people. >> alexandria: nancy mace is calling for an investigation into every family member who had a role in the business deals. >> for years, the left said no one is above the law, put your money where your mouth is. have this investigated to fullest extent of the law. >> how do you know what you saw is verified to make a statement like that? >> i ask the justice department to follow the money, there are more biden family members involved than we know. >> alexandria: prosecutors are deciding if to bri

santa barbara's 48 degrees.ee the cloud cover, zipping through some mix of sun and clouds, low clouds and then higher clouds. a cool, breezy pattern in place. then this system will cloud except by tonight so sun and clouds breezy to windy temperatures coming down after yesterday, even though they weren't that warm yesterday, lots of clouds light rain early tuesday, well below normal temps. not a lot of rain. maybe a couple of 100 to 1/10 of an inch should cover it here that will be early tuesday. and after we rebound on thursday looks better for the end of the weekend of the weekend here, but morning clouds. breezy, chilly morning sun and clouds. windy cool fifties low sixties well below average on the tips. we should be in the low seventies for many here. i don't see that until the end of the week, though you guys does look better by friday and into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve obey area music, legend and warriors super fan says he was targeted during the team's game against the kings over the weeke

i don't know his 48 degrees and santa barbara is 50.t up here, but not that cold all the way down in southern california, and i'll say it again. that will be the key going forward as we head into may and june. keep an eye on those water temps if they stay relatively cold. it's going to be a cold pattern on the coast and around the bay. no doubt about it. rain is moving in on the north coast, and the system that's on its way will give us a lot of cloud cover starting today. attempts aloft or bumping up each day makes sense when the south wind in the cloud cover after twenties and thirties mondays. now we're in the forties, and i think they'll continue to go up here even into tomorrow forties on all the attempts here as well, so goodbye to the thirties. for now, we are running warmer except for half moon bay compared to yesterday. at this time oakland airport plus seven napa airport plus six and statewide temperatures also warming up. although truck it 18 south lake tahoe at 17, flagstaff, two bits i have seen pictures from tahoe. the sno

protesters also gathered in santa barbara and other cities across the nation.remains the samee supreme court temporarily blocked a ruling by a texas federal judge suspending fda approval of the drug until wednesday. justices decide if they will consider the case. last week an alpause the texas order but also enacte limits. this is including halting mail delivery, shortening the time frame for use in requiring multiple doctor's visits. >> we are strong when we are together. >> reporter: vice president spoke at the rally in los angeles. >> when you attack the rights o the women in america you are attacking america. >> reporter: antiabortion advocates say the fda did not consider how the medication would affect the health of teenage girls. >> everyone can understand and support the need to protect women paws health and safety. >> reporter: pro-abortion right demonstrators said the drug has been available for years. >> it is not about abortion. it is about control. it is about control of women paws bodies. >> reporter: the drug is used for half of the abortions in

here is such a santa barbara here is such a santa barbara.t the president comes to discuss military issues. yes, that is, so, along the way, i made such a number of conclusions that i have now voiced a significant part of them. we voiced here in this studio. we spoke and to be honest, when we raised the issue that they removed the border at the yes crossings. yes, they removed, it seems, customs, but there are hundreds of cars standing there and i must say that i know perfectly well this gukov crossing through which the president was driving. i know, but it's literally every post there. i know what he looks like. i must say that this is probably one of the quietest crossings, where there is really the least queue in others at other crossings, the situation is even much worse, but some, that is, it is impossible here, some tried to change the situation indeed, by name on izvarino , they tried to change on the debtor, but she did not level out. she is not she did not succeed in removing it. and here, you know, i have a question. why is it that

housing project successes that have been seen in san francisco, santa barbara and san jose.ayor matt may hand endorsed the bill same to quickbooks communities have reduced unsheltered homelessness but they are running out of locations. six open sites utilize city owned land and the bill will allow for the city to start using private land for the first time. >> we have already had private land reach out to us and say i have a parcel that i'm not going to be doing anything with for the next five years or 10 years. can we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness and the answer should be yes. >> this sort of housing would be easier and faster to scale statewide with sb 635 and allow our state to rollback the numbers of on housed. >> let's be the visionary leaders who put this unconscionable systemic failure into the history books. city of oakland started clearing the wood street homeless camp. you can see a noticeable difference. check out how it looks from the air when sky 7 flew over today. there have been months of legal delays and a clearing the site. some adv

this modeld he's like santa barbara, san francisco and rohnert park.small private rooms with a bear named storage space with bathrooms that can be shared. san jose mayor matt mehan will join state senator becker do support that bill. all right back over to rosemary oroczo, who has our forecast? it's warming up, so i think people will get out and enjoy. maybe early in the day. if you need to work out, right? yes especially as we get into. it looks like the wednesday thursday timeframe when some of our hotter temperatures are expected to arrive into the afternoon. thankfully, it doesn't last too long. more on that coming up in just a moment. let's take a look at what is happening outside our doors. at this hour. it's a dark start partly cloudy skies more clearing than what we had yesterday morning with that temperatures are running cooler , as well as a cooler afternoon , helping to create that as well , giving you a look here from up above. or you can see just partly cloudy skies out there. half moon bay over the weekend had some patchy dance fog to sta

sb 634 builds on housing project successes that have been seen in san francisco, san jose and santa barbara. they say that quick built immunities in san jose have reduced unsheltered homelessness, but they are running out of locations. there are six open sites utilizing city-owned land and if passed, the new bill would allow for the city to use private land for the projects for the first time. >> we have already had tried it landowners reach out to us and say, i have got a parcel that i am not going to be doing anything with for the next five or 10 years. can we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness? and the answer should be yes. dustin: this housing would be easier and faster to scale statewide with sb 634 and allow our state to roll back the record numbers of an housed. >> together, let's be the visionary leaders who put this unconscionable systemic failure into the history books. dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: this state is providing more funding for major transportation improvement projects in the south bay. today, california' transportation secretarys ann

how about some 70's in anaheim, 70 degrees downtown los angeles about 68 degrees and sunny in santa barbara you do plan to head up to the slopes and enjoy that beautiful weather going to be more spring-like skiing condition these temperatures been staying very cold in the high country, but now we're going start to warm up a little bit. lot of snow up there, but plan about 51 degrees at lake level. so little slush in the afternoon on some of the slopes there even more. so i think as we get to sunday as those temperatures will jump just a bit back by sunday. we're talking about some 60's at lake level and then looks like dry conditions going to continue through saturday sunday and looking good into monday, too. all right. we do have a front out there right now that's approaching the coastline. but that ridge of high pressure going to race across the pacific. that is going to keep us nice and dry and warm around the bay area. looks like these numbers really going start to bump up a bit. in fact, overnight tonight, new start to see those clouds part just a bit. not going to be cloud-free tomorr

we will be dry for the next seven days 58 degrees in santa barbara. at this hour.mperatures in the fifties and sixties but check this out tomorrow for easter sunday. warmest temperature 77 degrees. enjoy your weekend gang. thanks roberta. shovel to dig out of avalanches is found to have a risk of failing during emergency excavations at shovel not under recall will tell you all about it coming up. plus the cycling community is mourning the death of a cycling world champion. details of the safety measures now being called for in the aftermath of the tragic accident that's coming up after the break. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... ...is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts.

well, there are a lot of arches in this room, it doesn’t remind you of anything, of course, also santa barbararch appeared here and arches appeared, even on the facades. yes, we decided to use milling in the style of arches too. also we have provided glass storage systems, you can put some memorable souvenirs, candles, and everything you like, that's all. this is backlit uh-huh, but here, well, let's remove it. uh, some less pretty things. i think there are a lot of such things. well, we still wanted it to be not completely glass facades. they need, by the way, with closers. see how smoothly closes and very elegant handle. yes, i really like her. i love brass handles, i use them very sparingly. well, that 's the effect of luxury. and now look how the red has played, it does not look bright screaming, because there is such a light , airy frame. well, of course, there is not much red here, it is used only here on this wall, and i think that red with a black piano would look very good. yes storage system in the living room. we figured it out and talked, they are now e let's discuss the storage sy

i should add santa barbara bui is 50 and yesterday the delmar bowie measured 52.5, the coldest readingit's not just cold here. it's cold all the way down to southern california, and that's the key factor. so we go into the latter parts of april and into may those water temps stay cold coast and they are not going to be very warm. that's going to generate a lot of fog here, but until we get there we have a system that's knocking on the door did send in one band of clouds that's cleared out now we're in between. but the cloud cover is not far away so morning, sunshine and then we'll get cloud cover here in the afternoon. the temps are warming up. sonoma mountain 41, oakland hills, 41 ben lomond mountain 43 member. they were in the twenties and low thirties on monday and tuesday forties fifties on the temps. half moon bay's in there s fos in their san francisco now. 51 48, oakland, 49 hayward, palo alto, also berkeley, so the south wind and some of that cloud cover is warming us up. we are 1 to 5 degrees warmer than 25 24 hours ago, and probably 25 as well. this system, though, is a warm

nice 70's into much of southern california. 71 downtown los angeles about 72 in anaheim. 68 in santa barbarad if you're headed up the slopes roadways going to be open and clear, the weather should be dry. temperatures well get ready for some spring skiing conditions. 50's as you head toward the afternoon. 63 degrees in reno, nev you. stick around. these temperatures warm up. they're going to jump up in the 60's as we head in towards sunday. so jump in. the weather pattern is looks like temperatures going to warm up on sunday and stay pretty nice through monday as well. so a little skiing conditions. if you're heading that direction. alright, long-range pattern, though, looking good saturday. yep. you're looking dry here in the bay area. cold front looks ominous, but high pressure gets out ahead of that. that's going to hold that system. abbe, that means we're looking good through the holiday weekend. finally, a front comes through on tuesday. that may just be enough to kick up some winds around the bay area. but overall looks like a pattern drying out. temperatures, 50 60's in the san franci

also in santa barbara, if you want to go up and enjoy all that snow, the roadways are open and clear. that is some great news. both 50 80 are looking good. and of course, just a ton of that. fresh snow continues found up on top of the mountains there. temperatures are going to be in the 40's in the tahoe area. if you plan sticking around now, you might want to bring your chains anyway. just in case of you to stay there until monday. we do have another storm system on the way. i think even as early as sunday night that storm system likely to bring some snow into that area. watch out. it could be a little bit windy up there this weekend as well. and looks like the weather will start to get a little more intense with that snow moving in sunday into monday outside right now, the golden gate bridge ship couple of cars headed on by right now. otherwise it is clear and dry temperatures getting a little cool and spot. 43 in half moon bay 40 now in fairfax. 47 in livermore. it is 39 degrees in calistoga. and 44 in santa rosa and sonoma. but we've got mostly dry conditions out there right now.

experts say this was caused by excess fuel released from a spacex rocket that launch from santa barbara county. they say the fuel turn to ice and then the water vapor reflected the sunlight in the atmosphere. >> this is an odd story. a case with a gun hidden inside is of course not on the taco bell menu. but that's exactly what police found in a convicted felon scar in mississippi. they say that they found during a traffic stop and they found more than packets of hot sauce to they saw drugs. the suspect was arrested after police discovered methamphetamine, heroin and other trucks. if you are taylor swift and you know how difficult it is to get tickets for her current tour. the owners of a pizza place in new orleans who weren't able to get tickets are now offering a special deal. >> they're offering free pizza for at least one year in exchange for 2 tickets to swift's era's tour. the married couple or big swifties and they say they're hoping to see her perform. >> we do at least a year full full of free pizza for to swift tix. i mean, i don't see how a way to get on the 2 expensive and t

how about 71 in anaheim, 70 in pasadena about 69 downtown los angeles, 70 degrees in santa barbara and the high country. a lot of folks been looking for to get up in the high country, chip and hard to get up there this year. we've had a lot of storms rolling in on the weekends to. but i think we're looking good tomorrow. roadways open and clear temperatures will be on the cool side panels of 40's. lots of snow, though, to ski on just a ton up there. 55 degrees and rain on about 51 in carson city. now, if you're sticking around for the full weekend of not coming home until sunday night, there is another storm system rolling in that could bring some snow starting on sunday night and into monday. so be prepared for that. always a good idea to grab your change in keeping with the anyway, especially this time of year as things remain. still a bit on the active site tonight, we've got some mostly clear skies right now. looks we're trying to get some high pressure building in here. can't get that going quite yet. we're kind of in between systems, high pressure, really that ridge sitting off t

. >> so bill, that's democrat new york state assemblyman angelo santa barbara, the author of the newin new york that would ban foreign adversaries from buying farmland. he believes the bill has enough bipartisan support to become law this year. across the country it is a bipartisan issue. the 16 states in red already have bans in place. and the 15 states in yellow are considering bans. you can see the yellow category includes new york and california, but also texas and florida, two groups of states that often don't agree on much. we spoke with republican alabama senator tubberville who believes it's a federal issue. >> we are being attacked by china and other countries and the world and we need to make sure that we are all in this together, not just new york, not just alabama, not just iowa. we are all in it together. >> bill, last month senator tubberville proposed a bill that would ban add ver -- adversary nations. >> bill: nate, thank you for the report. >> the crime is off the chain here, but you have to focus on that. >> fed up with what's happening to new york. people are afrai

president reagan is at his ranch near santa barbara. the government is dispersed. everybody's away, basically enjoying the last days of summer. george happens to be in washington. he comes into the state department and takes command. and that is the first moment it wasn't something he could sustain over the next couple of years. he had to keep fighting to gain command. but that was the first moment at which he really had the the wheel in his hands and the way he wanted proceed. everybody, including weinberger and clark and the others were saying cut off relations with the. no further contact with them sort of ala jimmy carter after the invasion of afghanistan. you know no diplomatic contact where isolating we're freezing you out. well, george thought it's not such a good idea to freeze out the kremlin. they've got thousands of nuclear warheads. let's keep talking to them. let's be brutally honest with them about what they just did in the skies over the kamchatka peninsula. but let's keep talking. he won. that battle ended up, going to madrid and had a brutal probab

at our shoot in santa barbara, we plugged in outside the building.ht hours later, we came back, and this level two charger gave us all of 11 miles range per hour. all we added over the course of a whole day is 88 miles. we drove up the coast where one of my ev travel apps promised a fast charger. >> third time's the charm, right? >> ok, i've tried two cards now. three cards. here's a fourth card -- oh, maybe? no? this is not working. after our failure, we aimed for a fast charger in paso robles. we rolled in at 8:40 pm >> got 35 miles to go in range. hope this is going to work. >> plugged in. processing error? holy [beep] ah, [beep] please, please, please. maybe we slide it in? ok, we are actually now officially charging. we were charging fast at last. went to dinner and came back 90 minutes later. all right, here's the verdict. it was full. charging time was one hour 12 minutes. 58 bucks. i guess cheaper than gas, but 58 bucks is 58 bucks, right? well, we are tanked up, so to speak. the next morning we set out for anot sho in modesto, 190 miles away

adam: neil: we have angelo santa barbara with us. >> i can hear you and answer back.ipartisan support. >> exactly. i talked to that farm owner. very concerning this is happening. it is flying under the radar. when we looked at the numbers from my office we started to do some research this stems from tension on the global stage with china being more aggressive with each news cycle. what we see from 2020-21 alone, the amount of land they own has doubled from 200,000 acres to 400,000 acres. it is agricultural land, farms like the one i visited in amsterdam, new york produced dairy, beef, a number of things that are part of our food supply chain. we don't want countries on the foreign adversary list, there's a list determined by the secretary of commerce that these are countries that engaged in things that threaten our national security. what more do you need than that to put this in place when you see spy balloons surveying our land in the united states, when we see here in new york city the new york times reported two men engaged in unauthorized police outposts in new y