we can make public technical school, community college and four-year state college free to everyone of our kids. we can level the playing field and put $50 billion into our historic black colleges and universities. [applause] and we can cancel student loan debt for 95% of the kids who have got it. we can begin to close the black white wealth gap with these plans. but there's so much more. black a plan to fund entrepreneurs. let's close the gap. i have a plan to counter the effects of redlining. end the mass to incarceration of millions of our brothers and sisters by banning private prisons. no one should make a profit from locking people up. [applause] sen. warren: i have a plan to make sure that every american citizen gets to vote and gets that vote counted. this is a moment of tremendous challenge. weelieve this is the moment have been called to. promise.e you this it when i am president, we will answer this call together. we will answer this call and we will stand with one another. we will answer the call. care, affordable housing and education for every child of basic human right.

behind but most of the committees now i haven't received this policy changes we went back to the state college any. mobile phones to get to where they were measuring the climate from inside this is to know where help gets it's really just passages from the from the about the residence of somebody else around before you know markets is it. for my life i did any bending develops my own stick to be easy and i know that presses the out. so it helps the best way to put it to do to keep up with these losses in the production systems yes ok michael i wish there was more time cause i'd love to be educated more know how important technology is to climate change while michael teeth with a kenyan like a cultural and livestock research a position thanks for your time thank you welcome. now while most countries strengthen the our borders and 10 are we refugees uganda is welcoming more people than ever approximately 1000000 refugees mostly from south sudan now call uganda home the united nations credits the east african country with one of the most progressive and generous refugee policies in the world the

new york state and 2017 became different -- new york state in 2017 became the first state to make public college virtually free under a certain threshold, $125,000 $25,000 -- adjusted gross income this year. but there is a hitch. must be employed in new york state. our other states attempted to do this same thing? guest: i have not seen a program that is exactly like the excelsior scholarship program, but there have been efforts to provide some sort of tuition assistance in encouraging people to stay there. this is the only one i am aware of where you have to stay in new york for a year for every year that you get a scholarship. host: let's open up our phone lines. let's talk to michael who is calling from pennsylvania. michael, good morning. caller: good morning. that was very good, thank you. think as your guest basically have aou need to hva -- combination of governments, private industry, and local government to get involved. you need all three people to start aggressive programs to try to redevelop these types of areas that have solely concentrated on the coal mining industry. there has to

it will also provide $48 billion in funding for free tuition at state colleges and universities the democratic presidential candidate would pay for his plan by taxing wall street transactions like stock and bond trades. his campaign estimates that the taxes would generate $2.4 trillion over a decade. >>> meanwhile, 19 bilonaires ha released a letter asking all 2020 presidential candidates to suppo a tax on america's families with the largest fortunes. the bipartisan letter says the next dollar of new tax revenue should come from the most financially fortunate, not from middle income and lower income americans. the lette was signed by george soros, abigaisney and members of the pritzker family among many other billionaires. >>> "toys "r" us" could make a comeback. they could open two toys "r" us stwoes. true kid the rights of the brand and it took over the rights of babies are us, jeffrey the giraffe and imaginarium. >>> well, we are entering aal critime of year for hollywood. this year the entertainment odustry is betting a hot summer box office with hopes that the return of disney's "toy stor

it is a sudanese american journalist and activist she joins us via skype from state college pennsylvania thank you so much appreciate your expertise on this so this this potential formation of a government that's basically half and half how does that the how does that sit with you. that you can actually reach out and it was a matter of fact i mean it was an incredible opportunity to think for. people i mean this is a military.

revolution and that is a sudanese american journalist and activist she joins us via skype from state college pennsylvania thank you so much for appreciate your expertise on this so this this potential formation of a government that's basically half and half how does that the how does that sit with you. and i think it's very generous as a matter of fact i mean it was an incredible opportunity today for the. people i meet with it's military regime that is directly responsible for the murders of a. 100 people that were calling for i'm an independent investigation by the. conduct but i think it was squandered right you know what's to be announced. that he actually didn't want hard to know he was in shock you know hurry and he said that they flat out of the military council flat out refuses this agreement and i think that we should be very thankful to the o.p.'s. prime minister there for his leadership in this in the mediation process but i mean i think it was an incredible opportunity for the t.m.c. to come out to have the opportunity accurately massacre that occurred on the morning ramadan and

college. we have a state school. but the pride and joy of our community are two incredibly good community colleges -- lehigh carbon community college and north hampton community college. these two schools in my district are such high quality, they offer a range of academic and career training programs. the statistics on those two schools is after graduation from the two-year programs, 93% to 94% of their alumni are either continuing their education or in a career. and i think that's a statistic to be so incredibly proud of. and both also serve a large population of students of color. lehigh carbon community college is a hispanic-serving institution. north hampton community college is the number one associate degree granting college in pennsylvania for latinos. so if i seem like i'm bursting with pride, i am a little bit about those two schools. having said that, i visited both of those schools since i was elected, and i have learned from their administration about some of the challenges that the administration faces b

in my home state according to economic impact study by the united college fund, the impact of the six hbcus in the state on the recentlile economy and employment act of 8454 jobs. a doelts economic gas chromatograph of $923 million and lifetime earning of $9.4 billion. for xavier specifically, the regional impact of our institution is now put impact of $20 million in our ream. a value added impact of 435 nlds. labor income income compact of $95 million and employment impact of $1715 jobs. xavier is considered one of the best value schools in the nation for quality education. according to the u.s. news and world report. however, as our students come close to realizing dreams of higher education, the more expensive the goals become tuition at xavier is $22503 per year. this is considerably lower than peer institutions. more than 93% of xavier undergraduates qualify for need based or other forms of financial aid. and more than 65% receive federal pel grants. we are grateful for the bipartisan support and forgiveness of the hbcu supplemental loan that helped us recover from the disaster.

on for over a year that we've submitted to the puc that is san francisco unified, city college and san francisco state. for the first time, it would all three institutions no one building in the bayview. and then, that would be the start of what unified calls early college high school. so students would get their high school diploma and get most of their ge college requirements done when they graduate high school. so we're working on that one. >> what are your hopes for that to be done? >> we hope we come to an agreement with puc and this is -- we hope that we come to an agreement with the puc in 2019 and then again, we hope for the facility's bond, vote yes. and we hope. and then you have some construction time. >> well, that means a lot to me, because i mentioned to you early, my father went to a high school in pas pasadena and in hh school, he was getting a college experience and able to take some courses and that lead him to be able to envision himself in college when none of his family members had ever been to college and he eventually became a professor. so i'm excited about those partnerships,

thank mayor breed, her chief of staff and her senior education advisor for commitment to free state collegef your work on this plan. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. colleagues, a couple of items for introduction today. first, a minor, but significant amendment to the north beach neighborhood commercial district zoning ordinance. that will lengthen the abandonment period for certain vacant store fronts from 18 months to three years. and while it is a very small amendment, the impact is quantifiable and hopefully immediate. my office has determined that it will impact 10 vacant store fronts and make them available for desirable businesses without any need for a conditional use authorization. and this is, i think, precisely the type of edits we should be considering to address the retail issues in each of our neighborhood, commercial district corridors, to specifically tailor it to address the problems that exist in each and every one of those districts, which vary from district to district. i am going to ask the president to waive th

you've got sanctuary cities, they want to abolish i.c.e., they want to give free medical care, in-state collegeders. and when you, when you say things like that -- and one more thing, now they're talking about giving citizenship to people here illegally including the daca recipients. when you talk like that, it just entices more people to come. now they're talking about decriminalizing illegal entry. do they really think at the time of the most humanitarian surge and border crisis and national security surge that's good language to talk about right now? that's just going to convince more people to make that dangerous journey. i've been saying for months, lisa, that if they don't close these loopholes, more women will be raped and more children will die. and it's happening. it's tragic. and instead of addressing -- and i didn't hear one of them address a fix or a solution on this crisis. they're just offering more free stuff and more enticements for putting themselves in the hands of criminal organizations. lisa: let's get to humanitarian aspect. democrats are now, you know, they previously said

college. it gives rise to the states who they they're no longer committed to the electoral college. you can imagine where it bob for 5 million for someone over donald trump and he wins the white house? >> look, it's an electoral rallying cry for democratic. it's not going to change anymore soon. the reason is democrats still control in states necessary to block the natural vote from taking effect. so democrats have to play under the rules that exist. and they have to find a candidate who is broadly appealing beyond the coast. and right now, that looks very challenging for the democrats, especially considering you have a couple of contenders, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, for example, who come from places like massachusetts and san francisco. >> final question, one word answer, if i gave you a crystal ball and allowed you to see the outcome of one state in 2020, what do you want to know, what state? >> arizona. >> arizona. interesting. i thought you'd go with wisconsin. okay. david, thank you. we appreciate your expertise. >> thanks a lot, michael. >>> i want to know what you thin

our 90's anniversary in 2025, city college of san francisco will be the number one community college in the state of california for degree graduations, transfers to university and work for certificate completion for african-american, r latinos and ati students. there will be no achievement gap at city college. here are the highlights, this presentation will give you highlights of how city college leadership, that's our board of trustees, and i think trustee temprono and chanel williams of how we're adding and expanding classes to grow for api students. i'll start with this slide and come back to it. one of the reasons why a purpose of the meeting as chairman hainey pointed out was to make sure we're spending the taxpayer's money in a responsible way. our first duty is fiscal responsibility. on june 27, i will submit the officers true balanced operating budget of a city college in over ten years. i'll come back to this slide and actually show you the budget. that, by the way, is a hyperlink. anybody can go on that hyperlink and see our budget and the developing budget as it is happening. we don't

alleges that admiral harley is destroying the college with his destructive and ethically challenged leadership style. shep? >> shepard: this is the united states war college. what is the president having to say here? >> except as you note for saying that he has a light hearted leadership style here, he says he cannot discussion any investigation adding "that is navy business." you'd be surprised to know that on any given day, about 85 officers are under investigation. we did not check that out. during an interview last month with the associated press, the admiral did address offering to play twister and the free hugs saying he's quirky and tries to use humor to break the tension of a high pressure environment. he says he doesn't own twister. the navy won't comment on the investigation and has not taken any action against admiral harley. it's unclear if his tenure will be extended another year. now they're considering hiring a civilian president, which would be a first. shep? >> shepard: thanks, trace. never worry about whether there's food in the fridge. that's the idea behind walmart's new plan to deliver your groceries not just to your home

abolished electoral college, 13 small states who will stop this and that is all it takes. medicare for all and taking a weight 180 million people's private health insurance, not going to happen. impeaching a president and removing him from office, not going to happen. what are they thinking? >> dana: i listen to a podcast this morning and it was a debate between socialist democrats and classical liberalism as they were describing it in the internal squabble was quite interesting and i don't know if they can pull it together to fight back against a reelection. >> what the socialists are saying is it failed everywhere but let's give it another try. why? >> dana: they are convinced they can do a better. >> of course they are. i suggest they go to the department of motor vehicles and renew their license. have a good sustained interaction with the government and then tell me if they want that more manipulative. the one that's not just for washington. this will be read for a long time. explanation, thank you. new concerns with facial recognition technology could pave the way for

y in >> i think he would look at the state of black colleges and he they are more needed to do than they were even heyday.his the reason i say that is that by 1930, the naacp shifts its focus civiluman rights to rights and part of that shift on in some ways an attack black education and looking at dual system, saying that these black institutions are not properly funded, which means prepared toproperly train african-americans, which means they're getting second-class education, which it violates. on one hand, they're saying everything they say is true, but hand, it'sr attacking these black institutions. what he was arguing in many overtly arguing, is that if these black institutions go away, the number of black americans that have the opportunity to receive higher education, to go on to become black professionals, would think, in the 21st century, if shepard were here today, i think he would make the same argument in the 21st century and possibly use tactics thatimilar 1930's.in 1920's and what we see, during the great depression, the post-great funding for his institution actually incre

table in the 2016 election campaign, that catch is that we don't have a federal public college system. sy have a state public college system, so any kind of federal proposal would be offering machg funds and trying to fund tuitions at public clnlz, universities, maybe community colleges. but that wouldn't necessarily bg something that state would agree to. so tuition funding is something-- is one thing. forgivenessor debt is a little bit different, and in talking about kind of just funding the money that students borrowy or forgiving those loans that is something the federal government has the ability to do with the stroke of a pen. a now, thument becomes if you are forgiving loans, you're forgiving, perhaps, people who didn't, you know-- borrowedmo more. man they didn't work their way as muchll through e and people start to say, "i worked harder, and i didn't get my er loans, and thisn is getting more money back." so that's where these arguments ciewnd o >> i'm curious what, do youin think? how fast and how far has the decratic field in particular moved on this whole idea of education funding,higher

as ranking member from the eastern state, i have listened to my western state college and continue to learn more -- western state colleagues, i continue to learn more. despite the slow start this year, i understand wildfires are increasing in intensity, size and frequency, burning longer, harder to control than they were a few years ago and one of the major reasons for these worsening fires is the change we have going on in climate. a couple weeks ago, i joined chairman murkowski, senator camp well, to see firsthand the effects of climate change on the arctic. innovative solutions aimed at reducing carbon emissions and increasing natural resilience through technology. it was unbelievable to witness rapid changes occurring in the arctic. as we know, the changes are being felt right here at home, especially during fire season. i believe the time for sensationalism is over. seeking climate solutions. it gets people fired up. climate warming, climate change. why can't we have climate solutions? we all know we have to do something. they will bring people together, rather than drive them ap

pollsters and pundits turn to a handful of states critical to any candidate's presidential hopes, including pennsylvania. since 1992, pennsylvania's electoral college votes have gone to the democratic candidate. until 2016 when the political ground shifted as the keystone state chose donald trump. one county that flipped from blue to red is erie in the far northwestern corner of the state. that's where special contributor joie chen met with voters as part of our matter of fact listening tour in pennsylvania. joie: the orange vanilla twist at sara's is everything here. >> this is real erie? >> erie. joie: it is also a trait that captures the flavor of erie politics. sharp contrasts twisted together. do you think the rest of the country understands erie's politics? >> no, but i think that's why erie was one of the top counties that changed their mind to go and the rest of the country needs to catch up. joie: we asked 71-year-old judy phelps, a life-long democrat turned die-hard "trumper," to join us. she brought along friends from the local gop, some who had also made the switch from d to r. and the last two years have >> well in my mind, g thlug is'

the measure approved by the state senate would allow college athletes to get paid for the use of , n the assembly. the ncaa president is telling two committee chairs not so fast. he says the california proposal would create differences that would "make it impossible to host fair national championships. " >>> police in chicago have released hundreds of files from the case involving former empire actor jussie smollett. >> this is bodycam video of the moment chicago police officers entered jussie smollett's apartment on a cold january night. the rope he says was wrapped around his neck like a noose by attackers was still draped over his sweater. >> this is all being audio and visual he recorded. >> i don't want to be filmed. can you turn it off? >> reporter: from the moment, cpd started pulling surveillance video, releasing a still image of these two men walking near the reported crime. the new video shows that men wanted for questioning running from the same area around the time smollett said he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack. >> i am at grand and lakeshore. >> report

also here today is -- south korea, came to the united states become american citizen after college joinednited states air force, when he was a child in south korea he heard stories about the righteous might of american warriors respected by all make us so proud where are you? . [applause] thank you very much. service members here served all the world including iraq, afghanistan, and in our campaign against blood tiersity killing known as isis in syria took no matter where danger lyrics you are ready to fight tonight you know that motto ready to night and you are. with your help caliphate in iraq went -- and doesn't mean places, a street corner somebody happens to be crazy the fact is we took one hundred percent of the land in the area took it easily when using internet -- on internet -- [cheers and applause] thee people use it better let me thank every won in the audience, you really were fantastic you are fantastic we all thank you very much. our nation will never again -- sacrifices -- throughout the world no force on earth can imagine, the grit of the american soldier sailor, and marin

new york state and 2017 became different -- new york state in 2017 became the first state to make public college free under a certain threshold, $125,000 $25,000 -- adjusted gross income this year. but there is a hitch. must be employed in new york state. our other states attempted to do this same thing? guest: i have not seen a program that is exactly like the excelsior scholarship program, but there have been efforts to provide some sort of tuition assistance in encouraging people to stay there. this is the only one i am aware of where you have to stay in new york for a year for every year that you get a scholarship. host: let's open up our phone lines. let's talk to michael who is calling from pennsylvania. michael, good morning. caller: good morning. that was very good, thank you. think as your guest basically have aou need to hva -- combination of governments, private industry, and local government to get involved. you need all three people to start aggressive programs to try to redevelop these types of areas that have solely concentrated on the coal mining industry. there has to be a trans

she was a college soccer player before transferring to sacramento state. she studied at diablo college. students were stunned to learn o'sullivan was killed after graduating from the police academy. >> her one-time neighbors are heard broken and mourning for the officer whose life was cut short and the family who she left behind. >> i would wish that people. the sweet family. >> understandably, she was not ready to speak to the media and neither was the pleasant hill or martinez police department, but in a statement where he was an explorer, they describe her as vibrant, energetic and passionate. ali wolf, bay area news. >> so extremely heart breaking. thank you. before she graduated from the police academy, it was part of a groundbreaking program called the law enforcement candidate school ars program or lex for short. o'sullivan was the only woman among the first four graduates. she gives students an inside look at what the police second is like. those who knew her admired her and she was a role model. >> the officer was kind of the first person who made

she came to the united states for college and in 1953 she was hired by macy roberts to work at jpl. and right away, everyone realizes helen is special. she is an incredibly gifted mathematician and becomes the go to person that, when they have a really difficult problem, all of the engineers want her to be working with them. so it is natural for her to take over the role of supervisor after barbara has been fired. but, helen is like barbara. 30 years old. just gotten married and about to start a family. so she decides to learn from barbara's example and she hides her pregnancy for as long as she can. when it is time to have the baby, because there is no maternity leave at this time, she combines all her sick and vacation time so she can take some months off. so she is able to retain her supervisor position. as she comes back to work, she decides it is not enough just for her to be there is a working mom. she wants to bring back other mothers. so she ends up calling barbara and many others and asking them if they want to come back. by doing this, helen creates a culture of working mo

many support state college. do you not. why not? >> so college affordability is personal for us. we have six figure student debt. i believe in reducing student debt, it's logical to me if you can refinance your house you should be able to refinance your student debt. i believe in free college for low and middle income students for whom costs could be a barrier. i just don't believe it makes sense to ask working class families to subsidize even the children of billionaires. i think the children of the wealthiest americans can pay at least a little of tuition. while i want tuition costs to go down, i don't think we can buy down every last penny for that. there is something else that doesn't get talked about in the college of affordability debate. yes, it needs tore more affordable to go to college. and it need to be more affordable to not go to college. you should be able live well, afford rent, generous to your church and little leak. whether you went to college or not, that's one of the reasons you need to raise the minimum wage to at least $15 an hour. >> i have a $100,000 stude

colleges? now, to my story, my name is helen and i graduated from sf state and bachelor of arts in music. and i didn't know where to go after and i look towards city college to discover more about where i can use that degree and in the long-run and in my three years, i discovered dance, the arts. >> how will the work happen? i would like to call for incredible scrutiny about that. i'm terrified for the fall. i am coming back in the fall to teach. but i'm terrified because people i count on are not coming back. they're either not being replaced or their information is not being transferred in any kind of clear way. it's chaos and i'm terrified. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> you should invited us, not to have us stand here and beg and give you arguments for why we want to be educated. just like when you got your education. you knew it was a stepping stone. to an opportunity. just as we do. so it is our human right to be educated and it is not something that we need to stand here and gravel in front of you for this was not just a show or how we would love our college. this

they became president well it's a it's a federation of states isn't the states have rights and so that's you know the electoral college because states it's all these other all this is i mean that's the system is the system if it was a popular vote one would argue that if it was just a popular vote and not an electoral college then trial strategy would have been different and one will that it would just go away well that's what they mean that's a nice thing that you could say i mean i don't but i know no matter what it is going to be arrested i no matter what no matter how you call it is still looking back and theorizing what could and could not have been and what should and should not have been but the fake russia clearly that is been overblown by the mainstream media because it was known even before the election of people still reject. hillary and they want which i'm not trump well they went with trump because he based he picked up on some of the themes of bernie sanders was running on but you know trump you know not a true trial and there are a lot of the manger thing what is one of the 3 big things well you know he

college baseball, stanford needing two wins to advance to the college world series. mississippi statee board first in the first. kyle stollers leading off with a home run. also like yesterday, not getting much in innings two through nine. the bulldogs scored four times in the third. skeleton with a i shot. 4-1. then in the ninth, elia mcnamy adding a three-run homer. tim would strike out swinging with two outs in the ninth. mississippi state advances to the college world series, they eliminate stanford, 8-1. >>> final round of the rbc canadian open, rory mcilroy started in a three-way tie for first but would run away early. look at that, almost eagles the first hole. he finished with 9board birdies on his way to a 9 under 61. one of the bogeys came on 18. he predicts the raptors will win on monday. speaking of pebble beach, and the big cat spending his sunday on the monterey peninsula. this is video of tiger woods getting in a practice round today at pebble. it was hosting the 119th u.s. open. 19 years ago, tiger crushed the field in the most dominating performance in major championsh

says that san francisco can collect parking taxes from state university parking lots in the city so by the ucsf medical center you see hastings college of law and also san francisco state university. so the schools had a claim that a city cannot tax a branch of the state government. but the high court unanimously ruled that yeah they can indeed 2 of the tax is not levied on a state agency but rather on individual drivers using those slots. well new this morning test conducted by california nonprofit found high levels of arsenic levels in to bottled water brands. the testing was carried out by the center for environmental health that group find that found that pena feel feel water and starkey water never heard of those 2 they contain higher arsenic levels than tap water. so those levels are of arsenic are found in the water violates caiifornia state guidelines in these friends of water are sold at target stores. a settlement wal-mart and also whole foods. new this morning. sausalito police say it's departments one scam the scammers will call you they're using the sausalito pd so number that's what pops on the caller id and then they c

college the bridge. if you were k-12, that was the bridge you would walk across to get to state or uc. if you were not a native, city college was the bridge you would walk across to be able to have your esl and become an entrepreneur or do whatever your american dream was. if you were already an employee of the city and county, and i think sometimes that's how come sciu has a little bit different perspective, because we represent so many people, so if you were just a worker in the city and county, city college was going to be the bridge that you maintained your certificate, you got retrained, go got the training you told your boss you had when you really didn't. [ laughter ] >> you know, all of the that. it was a very wide scope of who we served and who we desired to serve. that was the city -- this is a city college i'm standing here for. that has not changed for me. certain people's desires and agendas, i don't care about that. i care about city college because when i was out there getting endorsements, people said, i love city college. i want city college to stay around. i understand

states army. after attending college for one semester. shelly then relocated to florida to help take care of her mother, who had been diagnosed with cancer. while in florida, her mother introduced her to the caribbean and floridian association and soon shelly became a member. she has served cafa in a variety of capacities over the last 20 years and currently she's chairperson for the service and education committee. she's currently employed as a dean at gateway high school located in osceola county school district in florida's ninth congressional district. shelly's life passion has always been children, and there has been a special place in her heart for the children whose parents left their home country and came to the united states in search of a better life for their families. shelly is happily married to dennis briggs and is the proud dens to jada, gerard, jr. and deonce. and for that, ms. shelly riggs, we honor you. madam chair, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the speaker pro temp

damian: all right, well, erendida, you are transferring to san jose state university from evergreen valley college.? assd one in economics.siness administration i am gonna get my bachelor's in business administration at san jose state. anlife goal is to be an entrepreneur and make a community-centered business for the betterment of latinos and latinas in my community. damian: does this help put that vision in focus? erendida: yes, definitely, yes, yes. i mentioned to mr. catalino that i also planned myself, once i become a professional and then i put my put my professional expertise to come back and also form scholarships. two that i already have in mind are one for mothers pursuing higher education 'cause i am a mother of three children, and another one for dreamers because i'm a dreamer myself. damian: wow, you kinda hit that main headline here, but so you're one of those who people have told, you're not gonna make it becauf and you're one of those who said, "the heck i'm not. i'm gonna make it." i had to overcome a lot of obsta a in every aspect, financially, emotionally, but, like i said, i'm

collect parking taxes from state university parking lots in the city that tax applies to lots run by the university of california, san francisco. >>medical center. you see hastings collegethe san francisco state university. the schools have claimed that a city cannot tax a branch of the state government but the high court unanimously ruled today, the tax is not levied on a state agency but rather on individual drivers using those lots coming up tonight. >>6.45 some serious fun in the sky and over the water in tonight's flying tales meet the bay area pilots we're taking full advantage of mother nature's playground. >>but first addressing the financial crisis along the u s mexican border, a major funding deal that lawmakers are trying to get to border communities but why some say that money is not enough. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefit may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month

after granting from college park, she went to college at sacramento state. the school's president said i am devastated this junction promising life was lost to such violence. our hearts go out. she will be remembered for intelligence, commitment to public service and bravery. and the concord police department said, rest in peace, sister. you are a hero. the flag here at college park is flying at half staff. so are the flags for the police departments. >>> and governor newsome released a statement saying the officer represented the best of what we hope to be as human beings and her selfless service to the community and readyness to help those in need. sacramento state is holding a news conference at 12:30. we'll stream that live on kpix.com. more on the kpix news at 5:00. >>> and a man surrendered after a standoff. the suspect barricaded himself in the room armed with a knife after he was accused of vandalizing his roommate's car last night. he was taken into custody this morning. >>> and vta bus and light rail operators are a step closer to a strike after wo

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