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"Teachers way want to clarify that further? And that will be part of what we hope to announce. And the next well Don't want to preview anything. But it was very, very shortly governor says that he's been working with state lawmakers for weeks on this plan this morning, a new covert 19 variant is showing up in Sacramento. Here's kfbk is Marshall Benson. In recent weeks, a more contagious strain of the coven 19 virus has been identified in the United Kingdom, and now it's in Sacramento. The first case of the UK variant has been identified in YOLO County, according to health officials. It's also been identified in the Bay Area and in Southern California. But scientists at the Genome Center have determined that while the virus does appear to be more contagious, it is not proven to be more lethal. It is also a strain that is recognized by the current vaccine. Marshall Benson News 93.1 kfbk. We're approaching a 505. It'll be time for a p featured audio clip. But this morning, this is where we play some clips that you likely have not heard on local newscast on network news. Guess giving a little bit different perspective. On the events unfolding on this date businessman and longtime supporter of former President Trump My Clindell, The man behind the company called My Pillow has been sparring with the makers of the Dominion voting Machines. Mandell says The Dominion voting machines were used to switch votes from Trump to Biden are featured audio clip This hour is from Michael Steele. He's a spokesman for Dominion. He says. Dominion may soon Lindell Here's what he said on CNN. It is our featured audio clip this hour. Can you give us a preview of when the next lawsuits by Dominion will be filed? I'm not here to make news on that front. But let me say this. Mike Lindell is begging to be sued. And at some point we may well oblige him. Well, he did say, I believe overnight. He thinks he's gonna go ahead and sued You, Sisu Dominion.
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"Cave became morning news this week. The impeachment trial for former President Trump begins in the United States Senate ABC Is Andrew Dim. Bart has more now from Washington. He will be the first president to undergo an impeachment trial after leaving office. Former President Donald Trump Senate trial is set to begin tomorrow, his second in as many years. He's facing a single article of impeachment, which alleges he incited the January 6th riot on Capitol Hill. This would be somewhat of a two part process here. If enough senators vote to convict them. The chamber could potentially hold a second vote that would potentially bar Trump from holding federal office ever again. Andrew Dunbar reporting We'll have a live impeachment trial preview with Mike Power that is scheduled for about 45 minutes from now. There are debates over whether the impeachment trial is even constitutional. Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey. He says the Senate can't hold an impeachment trial for former President Donald Trump. Even if a conviction is unlikely you did have you know 45 Republican senators vote to suggest that they didn't think it was appropriate to conduct a trial so You can infer how likely it is that those folks will vote to convict. Mississippi Republican Senator Roger Wicker questions the trial's constitutionality should he be convicted in an impeachment trial, and the answer is no based on the fact that the Constitution does not anticipate the impeachment trial. Of a former president. Weaker tells ABC is this week the trial will not prove that Trump incited an insurrection last month at the U. S Capitol. In other news this morning, a Prowler is on the loose in Sacramento, and some residents are frustrated that no one's been arrested Cave because Marshall Benson has more The suspected Prowler that's been harassing women by peeping in their windows at night and leaving suggestive items in their homes was potentially in police custody, then released. The gentleman was approached by police after being identified by a woman he was following and believe that he fits the description of the Prowler. However, no arrests were made because of the lack of evidence. Women in the area have voiced concerns, saying that they're scared and feel the police won't step in until a violent or sexual crime has been committed. Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK activists demonstrated at the home of Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg. On Saturday night. They posted pictures on Social. They called on the mayor to resign. Ah, spokesperson for Steinberg denounced the demonstration,.
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"Kfbk. More clamps and son today and cool with a shower in spots this afternoon to this evening, the height that a 53 to 57 clearing later tonight than 37 to 41 sunshine tomorrow and Friday, the high Tomorrow 57 to 61 in five days I 60 to 64. Macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK currently 38 degrees in both out. Grove and Stockton Hear the stories trending on this Wednesday morning this morning, a top Republican in the California state Senate is warning taxpayers about what's to come. And the massive fraud case that the Employment Development Department a state audit indicates as much as 30 billion may have been stolen from the unemployment agency. Here's KFBK is John Byrne. I see California Senate Republicans are concerned about the looming so called tax tsunami facing unemployed Californians. The aftermath of the employment Development Department fraud scheme. Senate Republican Leader elect Scott Wilks says this would be another massive blow to California in Syria's gonna be a wave of 10 99 forms going toe unsuspecting Californians who have no idea fraudsters took their identity and secured unemployment insurance benefits in their name. Senate Republicans sent a letter to Governor Newsome asking him to take immediate action to help those innocent victims. John Byrne is e news 93.1. Kfbk and coming up in about 10 minutes, political analyst Gary Dietrich is going to join us. We'll ask him if he's hearing anything at the Capitol about what the lawmakers plan to investigate how thieves stole up to 30 Billion from California taxpayers Los Angeles is on track to become the next city in California to approve hazard pay for grocery store workers. They're drafting an ordinance to order grocery stores to pay their employees. An additional $5 an hour L. A City Council president. Nury. Martinez supports this proposal. The workers who unfortunately are risking their lives every single day to provide an intense, essential service for the rest of us, And I just think it is about time that we recognize that that we acknowledge that their two year old grocery store owners in Long Beach have been ordered to pay their workers, an extra $5 an hour and hazard pay, And as a result, Kroger's has announced they will close to stores in Long Beach because they cannot afford the added cost. This morning. There are new, encouraging numbers on covered 19 cases in California. Here's kfbk is Marshall Benson, California Health officials say two of their key metrics that measure the severity of covert 19 are rapidly improving. The state's 14 Day average of new cases has dropped to 19,000 as of Monday, and that number was averaging more than 40,000 cases a day. As recently as January 14th. The 14 Day positivity rate has fallen to 7.2% public health data shows that that number has been cut nearly in half from a peak of 14% on January 8th Marshall Benson, He's 93.1 kfbk. KFBK.
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"Senate is warning taxpayers about what's to come in the massive fraud case at the Employment Development Department. A state audit indicates as much as $30 billion may have been stolen from the unemployment agency. KFBK is John Byrne. IZ REPORTS California Senate Republicans are concerned about the looming so called tax tsunami facing unemployed Californians in the aftermath of the employment Development Department fraud scheme. Senate Republican Leader elect Scott Wilks says this would be another massive blow to Californians. There's going to be a wave of 10 99 forms going toe unsuspecting Californians who have No idea. Fraudsters took their identity and secured unemployment insurance benefits in their name. Senate Republicans sent a letter to Governor Newsome asking him to take immediate action to help those innocent victims. John Byrne is e news 93.1 kfbk Well told KFBK, one of his constituents who is a victim of E D. D fraud is now being asked to pay $11,000 Los Angeles is on track this morning to become the next city in California to approve hazard pay for grocery store workers there. Are drafting an ordinance to order grocery stores to pay employees an additional $5 an hour. Los Angeles City Council president Nury Martinez supports that proposal. Workers who unfortunately are risking their lives every single day to provide an intense, essential service for the rest of us, And I just think it is about time that we recognize that that we acknowledge that their Two heroes. Now grocery store owners in Long Beach have already been ordered to pay their workers an extra $5 an hour in hazard pay, And as a result, Kroger has announced they will close to stores in Long Beach because they can't afford the added cost. This morning. There are new signs of encouraging numbers of code 19 cases. In California. Those numbers are dropping. Here's cave becase Marshall Benson, California Health officials say two of their key metrics that measure the severity of cove in 19 are rapidly improving. The state's 14 Day average of new cases has dropped to 19,000 as of Monday, and that number was averaging more than 40,000 cases a day. As recently as January 14th. The 14 Day positivity rate has fallen to 7.2%. Public health data shows that that number has been cut nearly in half from a peak of 14% on January 8th Marshall Benson He's 93.1 kfbk KFBK.
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"Know, just like some student vaccinations are mandated in some are. The California Teachers Association has sent a letter to Governor Newsome. Resting. The teachers be moved up the list to get a shot. The covered 19 vaccination side of Dodger Stadium is open this morning after being shut down on Saturday. Anti vaccine groups shutting down at the entrance for about an hour. The site is usually open eight in the morning until late at night. A bomb scare briefly shut down the Oakland airport over the weekend Kid because Marshall Benson Widmore officials say that the potential bomb threat shut down the Oakland International Airport for about two hours. Yesterday, a customer was angry about delays to a flight headed for Mexico, according to the Alameda County Sheriff's Department. He then told the airline staff that he had a bomb in his bag. Nothing was located and after a struggle, the unarmed man was arrested on charges of making bomb threats. Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK this morning governor. New students asking for federal help to rebuild a portion of highway one kfbk Zara well belong. Report. California Governor Gavin Newsom is issuing an emergency proclamation for the counties of moderate and San Luis. Of this boat due to damage caused by wonder storms this past week. The storms have caused flooding as well as mud and debris flows, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents. The storms damaged critical infrastructure, including washing out a portion of highway one. The emergency proclamation prompts Caltrans to formally request immediate assistance through the Federal Highway Administration's emergency relief program and the Office of Emergency Services to provide assistance to local governments. Royal Balon Newsnight.
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"A high of 58 to 62 I'm an AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 kfbk currently 48 degrees in Sacramento. Not of the stories that are trending on these Monday morning, the union representing California public school teachers the C T A says they're teachers need to be vaccinated before they get back into the classroom. Hey, Pinky's Aubrey Aquino has more on the effort to get kids back in school for in person learning. Educators have been bounced around in regard to their turn and level of priority for the Koven vaccine, originally listed his Tier one be Once governor Newsome announced everyone 65 plus had become eligible. It bump teachers down the list. However, last Thursday in Plaster County Superintendent of schools Gail Garbarino Mojica says it was announced the teachers can now make appointments alongside the 65 older group. But that does not mean that we have Maura vaccine available to Plaster County for any of its residents, so it will be a matter of who is quicker to sign up for their appointment. The superintendent believes teacher immunizations will help provide more security and give way for plaster schools to open up even more. Aubrey Aquino News 93.1 KFBK Covered 19 vaccination site at Dodger Stadium is open again after being shut down on Saturday. Anti vaccine and far right groups shut it down, gathering at the entrance and protesting the Los Angeles Fire Department closed the entrance at about two o'clock for an hour. The site is normally open from 8 A.m. until 8 P.m. bomb scare briefly shut down Oakland airport over the weekend kid because Marshall Benson reports, officials say that the potential bomb threat shut down the Oakland International Airport for about two hours. Yesterday, a customer was angry about delays to a flight headed for Mexico, according to the Alameda County Sheriff's Department. He then told the airline staff that he had a bomb in his bag. Nothing was located and after a struggle, the unarmed man was arrested on charges of making bomb threats. Marshall Benson News 93.1 kfbk Gavin Newsom is asking for federal aid to rebuild a portion of highway one KFBK Ezra well. BALON report California Governor Gavin Newsom is issuing an emergency proclamation for the counties of Monterey and San Luis Obispo due to damage caused by wonder storms this past week. The storms have caused flooding as well as mud and debris flows, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents. The storms damaged critical infrastructure, including washing out a portion of highway one. The emergency proclamation prompts Caltrans too. Formally request immediate assistance through the Federal Highway Administration's emergency relief program and the Office of Emergency Services to provide assistance to local governments. Royal Balon News 93.1 KFBK as we approach 5 34 on this Monday morning, here are your top national stories. A CDC mandate requiring facemasks to be worn on airplanes, Busses and all forms of public transportation goes into effect tonight after the deadliest month of the pandemic saw more than 90,000 American deaths..
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"Take care of you helping others around you to learn more about your workplace rights. Visit d i r dot CIA dot go forward slash covert traffic on the tent, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. Flash flood watch remains in effect through this afternoon. That'll be cloudy and breezy this morning with rain tapering to the shower and mostly cloudy with a couple of showers around this afternoon and early tonight, Even a thunderstorm in spots are high today 51 to 55. Lingering clouds late tonight with a shower the 43 to 47 by macular, There's Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 km became rain and 48 degrees in Roseville. Currently 49 in Sacramento was stories trending on the cave became morning news across Northern California Lights are out in a number of neighborhood this morning. The cleanup is underway from the first wild wave of this storm front cave Because Aubrey Aquino reports, this week's downpour is keeping emergency crews busy Sacramento Davey provides professional tree services and they've been feel The emergency calls since the Big Storm. First hit arborist met. Morgan has been checking out the damage. So far. We're almost looks like a hurricane came through Sacramento. It's been so bad. I've been non stop looking at stuff with just trying to get trees on the houses right now and then, you know, do the secondary Afterwards. P. Ginny is also on watch for downed power lines. It doesn't take out much wind to knock those over, particularly once the ground becomes saturated and free sample of the power lines, knocking power lines down, So we are seeing that spokesman Jeff Smith also warns customers may see more power outages this weekend. Aubrey Aquino News 93.1 kid became There were a number of close calls His trees toppled in the high winds here scampi case Marshall Benson between the power outages, car accidents and flying debris. Many were affected last night by the seasonal storm. One family narrowly avoided tragedy as a tree.
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"Morning until daylight before they can get that big rig up and out of there. In the meantime, if you're coming in from Woodland, I'd take highway 1 13 down to Davis to Highway 80 to get into Sacramento. We've a number of spots in which we have fallen trees. If you absolutely have to go up into the high country expect to have to put on chains. But right now, I wouldn't go up that way. At rallies in Bel Air, Get a large pack with three steaks or Maura Israelis. USDA Choice New York steak from Harris Ranch for only 4 £97 and get a £3 bag of cuties mandarins for just 2 97 each at rallies in Bel Air Traffic on the tens, every 10 Minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. Flash flood watches still, in effect through tomorrow. Very windy and chilly today with on and off rain, the high 50 to 54 Tonight and tomorrow cloudy and breezy with periods of rain Watch for flooding. Tonight's little 45 to 49 in the high Tomorrow 53 to 57. Macular. There's Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 kfbk Lots of wind out there to be careful. 43 degrees right now in Sacramento, with the stories trending on the cave became morning news KFBK storm team coverage. High winds overnight into this morning have down trees. Heavy rains have flooded roadways. But National Weather Service meteorologist in Sacramento, David Rowe says that we may have already seen the worst of it. Looks like the most of the real heavy rain has shifted to the south of Sacramento. Knowledge will be welcome for the morning commute. The winds are beginning to taper a bit, but they should taper a little bit more as you get closer to sunrise, and we'll still seek us. Probably 30 to 40 Miles an hour, though through the morning roll goes on to say that Wednesday's forecast calls for wind and rain, but not as intense as we saw overnight. We're going to be continued to covering the weather all morning. And we'll provide the very latest mornings and power outages this morning. There are power outages for smug customers. Kfbk is Marshall men's and has the latest numbers this morning, there were reported 756 active outages reported by smut across Sacramento. The storm's high winds have affected over 130,000 people, with the art in district being hit the hardest, smartest performing maintenance to ensure people have power throughout the storm. And smart is also using the storm as a reminder to recommend that people prepare emergency kits in advance for storms like this one flashlight. Spare batteries. Bottled water in portable radios are all on smudge Recommended emergency list for unscheduled power outages. Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK Despite the cold weather, Sacramento's warming centers for the homeless are closed during last night's City Council meeting. Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg says he's frustrated here. People are gonna die tonight, and we just It's just business as usual. We can't get it. Shut your dick. We can't get it Warming center up in more than one night. Because are the county has rules. I'm sick of this. Stop talking about anything but what it's gonna take to bring more people inside in larger Congress. The shelter was open at the Sacramento main library Monday. Officials did not open them Tuesday. The city and county routinely open warming centers when temperatures hit freezing for three nights in a row. Jury trials are being pushed back at local courthouses. KFBK Sneak, Um, a goddess with an update. Jury trial, set for February in YOLO County are being postponed later in the year. Yellow Superior.
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"This afternoon into this evening rain in the valley snow in the high country for the next few days currently 12 degrees in Truckee and 32 degrees in Lincoln Out of the stories trending this Tuesday morning new pressure on Governor Newsome this morning a Democratic lawmaker is criticizing him for how he's handled the lockdown more on that in a moment. But first governor Newsome responds to rumors that the statewide stay at home orders for political reasons were lifted. He denies that, he says absolutely not. A reporter at Fox 11 in Los Angeles asked the governor about this during the news conference. No, the critics are saying this online that This decision today comes amidst a recall campaign comes in it's lawsuits, and they say that the timing on this is arbitrary and convenient based off of that. I want to give you a chance to respond to people that are saying that it's just complete, utter nonsense. So let's just dispense with that fundamental, foundational e not sense. The recall. Newsome campaign needs about 300,000 more signatures by March to qualify for the ballot to other developments to report on that front this morning, a Democrat, Assemblyman Laura Friedman of Glendale, criticizing Governor Newsome for his handling of the lockdowns. In a tweet. Friedman says that state lawmakers have been kept out of the loop but have been complaining, she wrote, And we quote if you think state legislators were blindsided by and confused about the shifting and confusing public health directives, you'd be correct. If you think that we have been quiet about it in Sacramento, you'd be wrong. There is another explosive development in the recall effort from Silicon Valley to report this morning reports are surfacing that Silicon Valley tech executives have joined the recall Newsome effort. Many of them actually helped him get elected. They're reportedly upset with rollout of the vaccine in California businesses in the Bay Area and throughout California can now start relaxing covert restrictions. KFBK is Jordan Christmas has the latest from San Francisco Mayor London Breed said that outdoor dining an indoor salons could open as soon as Thursday. San Francisco is expected to be placed in the purple tear on the state's coronavirus tier list, which allows for certain low risk businesses to reopen in a limited capacity. The coronavirus caseload in San Francisco continues to rise. Health officials confirmed more than 100 new cases yesterday, bringing the caseload close to the 30,000 Mark Jordan Christmas news 93.1 KFBK Other news for You're on this Tuesday morning, The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors planning to move forward with an expansion of the Sacramento County Jail, gave the case Taylor Martin has more control construction is up to receive a $10 million contract to oversee the design and construction of additional space to the jail that would be used for medical, mental health and programming needs of inmates. The board will consider the contract at the meeting this afternoon. County staff explains the expansion project is to improve the facility not to increase the facilities bed Count Taylor Martin News 93.1 KFBK Governor, Newsome is also extending rent relief for millions of tenants. Here's KFBK is Marshall Benson Governor Gavin Newsom announced the cove in 19 moratorium that protected hard head. Californians from eviction will now be extended all the way through June instead of expiring this month. New bill in the California legislature would create a rent subsidy program with the help of $2.6 billion in federal stimulus funds. If approved, tenants harmed by Cove in 19 could stay in their homes or apartments by paying 25% of what they owe and rent each month. Marshall Benson is 93.1 kfbk 70 five's a time on this Tuesday morning time for our featured audio clip this hour. A leading world economist says that families are under stress during the pandemic, Maura than we may realize And company leaders are struggling with how to deal with that going forward. Mohammed El Arian is the chief economic advisor for al Eons. Here's what he told Yahoo Business news in our featured audio clip this hour. The average family, especially if they have younger kids, it's stretched beyond belief. I talked to people who have to home school that kids Um, they have to continue working. Some. Some of them are caring about their parents. I think most companies recognize that mental stress is very high right now, and they're thinking about how do you manage this and get to sustainable level and that's gonna be a major challenge. When I look at what is not being talked about enough right now, first and foremost is how unequal the shock is. And this has major scarring, implication. Economic, social, political. And, secondly, about the mental stress that a lot of people are going through, and I'm gonna have to manage through it. And that's the wheel priority for companies very interesting Comments from Mohamed Al Arian, he is someone who often talks on a macro economic scale globally about you know, the shifting of wealth and value and so on and so forth Stock markets and bonds and Hearing breaks down. This is what's going on with her family's right. Well, you and you wonder. I mean, I don't know if he is someone who has small Children at home and is maybe personally touched by it as well. I mean, But I haven't talked to many friends with young kids who say Oh, it's easy. I just haven't No, no, no, no. By the way in Las Vegas, we're going back to school. Suicide through the roof. You know it's in Las Vegas since the picnic pandemic began, suicides in their high school's doubled Yeah, like I think, 19, which is an enormous number and in and I just think that El Arian was really right on point here, and that's why we made in our featured audio clip This hour was this is impacting struggling families, Maura than we know. Right and more than being reported, and there's a disparity right now, in what he talked about on how this pandemic is impacting all of us. The wealthy are doing just fine. Thank you, right. The rest of the folks. Maybe not so much. And then there's a group that's really, really getting hit. And it does look more like a k like any recovery will be K shaped because there are families right now who, you know they don't have an extra $400 an extra $200 on extra 20 bucks. Right? So I mean, work. We're getting to the point Now where this is almost 12 months old. Yeah. I mean, we're getting to the end of January. This all started what? March with how much in stimulus? I mean, what we've had a couple of we've had 1 $1400 check and once it Senator Dollar check. That's correct. That's not a lot to pay for a year's worth of which in the economic numbers indicate that we're at the tail end of what was a slight boom. I mean unemployment numbers went back up again last month, so right, All right, let's get you caught up now on your national stories. From ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston coronavirus case numbers and hospitalizations on a downward trend across the country, but states are.
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"Evening. Clear and cool overnight, though 37 to 41 bankable there's Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 kfbk 25 in South Lake Tahoe 48 in Roseville 52 in Sacramento. Now to the morning's big story breaking news overnight, a Sacramento sheriff's deputy has been shot and killed it. Cal Expo It started with a vehicle stop at ardent Way and Morse Avenue are on 10 30. Last night it ended at Cal Expo. The suspect shot and killed. A canine officer then shot two deputies. One leaves behind a wife and a baby. The suspect was also killed in the shooting. The other deputy has recovering this morning. We'll have more details as they become available throughout the morning. A batch of Madonna's covered 19 vaccines have been halted in California Doctor Dean Blumberg, chief of infectious diseases at UC Davis Children's Hospital. Well, says the decision to pause the program shows it's working as it should. We're doing the appropriate search for any problems that we're keeping an eye on all possible adverse effects and then to make sure that it's always safe toe provide the vaccine. So far, there is no evidence to suggest that batches of the vaccine distributed in other areas. Have given the same side effects to people who receive it. If there is any concern, we're shutting it down immediately. So I am fully confident that the vaccine program is safe and that it is effective. So in this particular case, there were fewer than 10 allergic reactions to that batch of a during a vaccine. It was being given out at Petco Park in San Diego, and we understand none of that particular batch made its way to Northern California to covered 19 vaccination clinics and Stanislaw County are being put on hold. Because Marshall Benson with tail. This comes after state officials issued a warning about a block of Madonna vaccines, which possibly caused an allergic reaction in some people who are vaccinated at a community clinic in San Diego, officials say Stanislaw County will not have enough vaccines to operate the clinics that Modesto of Center Plaza and CSU, Stanislaus interlock Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK Janet Yellen is expected to recommend lawmakers not hold back on the next coronavirus relief package. He is expected to be The president elect. Biden's Treasury secretary hears KFBK correspondent Michael Kastner, Joe Biden's Treasury secretary nominee, is expected to tell the Senate Finance Committee today. The smartest thing they can do is act big. She argued. Interest rates are at all time lows and thinks the benefits will far outweigh the costs. Yellen's hearing comes after biting proposed to $1.9 trillion stimulus package last week. If confirmed, the former Fed chair will replace Steve Mnuchin and become the nation's first female treasury secretary. Michael Kastner. Time now for our featured audio clip it 805 this morning and other prominent media figure attacking supporters of President Trump. This time. It's TV personality Katie Couric, who told Bill Maher on his show that it's time to quote D program Trump supporters. She went on to say that supporters of Trump are members of a cult. It is our featured audio clip this hour. It is so shocking. Not only do are they not conceding bill, But there's thoughts that there might have been some collusion among members of Congress summer refusing to go through Magnum Magnum eaters or whatever you call them teach check for weapons. They're not wearing masks during the siege. I mean, it's really bizarre, isn't it? When you think about How a wall So many of these members of Congress have gotten. But I also think some of them are believing the garbage that they're being fed 24 7 on the Internet by their constituents, and they bought into this big lie. And the question is, how are we going to really almost deep program? These people who have signed up The cult of Trump. So if, according to Katie Couric, if you're one of these 75 million Americans who voted for or support President Trump, you need to be de programmed if you voted for or support Joe Biden you there's no need for you to be de programmed. You're okay. You're fine, either in a cult or you're not gonna call. Katie apparently did not see the picture of a member of the squad, who, by the way, is very Democrat very left wing number in the chambers during Wednesday's takeover of the of Congress. Not wearing a mask, So I'm not clear as to whether or not that person needs to be deprogrammed or not, right? It's just a lot of really vitriolic language happening right now is she getting is offending either one half of the country or the other? We'll look, it's part of this elite media that's completely out of touch and is just criticizing half the country. Uh, this is from news Buster executive editor Tim Graham told Fox News. Quote. She has been a partisan for a long time. Correct is of course, known as a long time ago, anchor of NBC's Today show Get a five year run in the anchor chair at CBS Evening News. By the way, this moment checking of the morning shows on both those networks and neither have covered this story. This is what happens when Journalist start expressing opinions, which is in fashion. These days, Katie has been in New York City for her entire career. In terms of at the network. She worked in some local TV from all right. And just completely out of touch with what's going on in America again, at least out of touch with half. Half. Yeah, saying that they need to be program and they're part of a cult. So it'll be interesting to see. I'm very curious to see what Joe Biden is going to say tomorrow because I'm in his speech writer is no doubt working overtime trying to pull unity. Out of out of this and put it on display in the demilitarized zone. E mean, that will be in the speech. You know whether or not people believe that given the rhetoric that they have heard from so many corners a lot, Yeah. All right, let's get out. Oh, we're getting over the national news now. So let's catch up with ABC from.
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"Morning news very latest. Now in the mornings Big story breaking news overnight, Sacramento County Sheriff's deputy has been shot and killed. Another has been injured after a traffic stop and ardent arcade. The suspect drove off the pursuit ended. On the grounds of Cal Expo where the shoot up the injured deputy is expected to survive. The suspect was killed on the scene will have updates on this story All morning long. The driver of a bus that crashed into a ditch and killed 11 passengers 13 years ago, will be released from prison next month. Here's Cape because Jodi Guerrero went in. Watts is now eligible for early release under legal provisions, taking disparity into account and for good behavior on October 5th 2000 and eight Wat stro 40 passengers into a ditch. Lusa after having a seizure. It's known as one of the worst bus crashes in state history. But many missteps took place in Watts case extending his sentence. Watts was found guilty of 11 counts of felony vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and guilty of 21 counts of causing great bodily injury. He was sentenced to 26 years and four months. Apparently jurors were never told that Watts had a seizure disorder and there were no black jurors. It's unclear when the 65 year old will be released. Jody Guerrero News 93 point One KFBK. There is where this morning CHP officers issued more than 100 Citations and self Lake Tahoe over the weekend. KFBK A's Marshall Benson has more the CHP reports that officer cited vehicles that were blocking the roadway. Many of the vehicles were people who stopped a sled or play in the snow. Several cars were also toad in officers say sledding and parking near the highway is dangerous and could lead to crashes on the roadway. Marshall Benson News 93.1 Kfbk, a pastor from South Sacramento to coy Porter has announced he's running for No state Senate. California's been devastated by this pandemic through our health, our small businesses, so we need to make sure that we recover and come back better still have more work to do in our social justice in our police reform order, says education will be the focus of his campaign will make sure that quality education is given to all Children no matter where they live with their races or language that they speak. Quarter will run again. Sacramento City Councilwoman Angela Gash be in the race for a seat now held by Dr Richard Pan. The inauguration. Of course drawing near it is tomorrow in Washington, D C were also getting word that the investigation into the takeover of the capital is expanding This pointing a live report from Build Simper is coming your way in about 10 minutes from now, for the time being here, your top national stories. The inauguration of Joe Biden is tomorrow in Washington, D C is locked down the street's closed and federal buildings surrounded following the January 6 rides by President Trump's supporters with the swearing in tomorrow. That means this is Donald Trump's final day in the White House final full day anyway, this could also be his biggest pardon day. The question is, Will he give himself a legal pass? President Trump had been considering pardons for himself and his Children. But sources tell ABC that's now unlikely He's been encouraged by allies to do that, because of concerns about Possible criminal investigations into Mr Trump's phone call with Georgia State officials regarding the 2020 election results and is rolling. Inciting the violent attack at the Capitol.
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"The tens every minute, pointing to that new 90.1 cave, Okay, patchy fog this morning. Otherwise today will be mostly sunny and my over the high of 60. 2 to 66. The record is 66 7, 2000 and 14 clear early tonight than increasing, clad late with patchy fog Low 41 to 45 tomorrow, patchy fog in the morning of the wise intervals of clouds and sun and remaining mild with a high of 62 to 66. Mac, you brothers Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 kfbk currently 44 degrees in both fulsome and Sacramento. Not of the stories trending on this Thursday morning this morning. President Trump is the first president in U. S history to be impeached Twice. 10 Republicans joined Democrats in voting for impeachment KFBK is Terry more with more House Democrats accused the president of inciting the deadly attack on the U. S Capitol last week. Massachusetts Democrat Jim McGovern, We are debating this historic measure. At an actual crime scene. We wouldn't be here if it weren't for the president, United States, Missouri Republican Jason Smith called it a rushed and divisive process. This is a reckless impeachment. This will only bring up the hate and fire more than ever before the House first impeach President Trump over the Ukraine scandal in late 2019. He was acquitted by the Senate. Terry. More news. 93.1 kfbk, The only Republican congressman from California to vote for impeachment is from San Joaquin Valley. If because Marshall Benson has details representative David Valid. Ao is one of 10 Republicans in the chamber who joined in support of impeachment during yesterday's vote. Ballade Oh said Trump's rhetoric is to blame for last Wednesday's mob at the U. S Capitol and all 222 Democrats in the House voted in support of a single article of impeachment on incitement of insurrection in response to the riot that left five people dead. Personal Benton use 93.1 KFBK, California Public health officials will soon alert people when they're eligible for a covert 19 vaccine. The notification system will also allow people to register for a notification through text or email. Those who are eligible will be able to schedule their vaccination appointments..
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"And its counterpart Disney's California Adventure Park have been closed to guess since the current virus pandemic begin back in mid March. Marshall Benson use 93.1 Kfbk High School football coach in San Diego has a warning for state and local leaders if student athletes are not allowed to return to the playing field. Here's more from kfbk is Joshua Lipton, a grassroots effort to get the attention of Governor Newsome is gaining steam across the state Torrey Pines high School football coach Ron Glad Nick says the loss of youth sports greatly outweighs the risk of catching cove in 19. This breaks my heart, but it's also true more teenagers and you As a result of what's going on, more student athletes will commit suicide than die from Kobe. Glad Nick says. The Facebook group let them play. California has more than 25,000 members. He's urging the governor to look at the science, which he says shows that outdoor sports don't contribute to the spread of the coronavirus. Joshua Lipton News 93.1 KFBK in Washington, D C. There is plenty of finger pointing the blame game as the debate rages over how and why protesters stormed the capital last week. Yeah, because Mike Reports on CNN National Guard Chief Daniel Hawkinson says their mission Wednesday change when there's a significant change in mission and the posture and a protective posture they need to be under Be successful. We had to get them back to get them properly equipped and breathe. That change generally takes an additional 10 to 12 hours to adapt to what's clear. Capitol police and federal law enforcement were woefully unprepared for the size and violence of the crowd of the capital. Federal backup was slow to arrive, in part because there was no plan in place for coordination between federal forces and Capitol police. It appears that the delay was not about politics, but a lack of preparedness. Mike Power News 93.1 KFBK Congressman Tom McClintock is asking press. Intellect, Joe Biden to use his influence with Democrats and stop the impeachment effort against President Trump. McClintock, who represents California's fourth district signed a letter with six other members of Congress in that they say impeachment would thwart Biden's efforts to unify Americans. However, the six members of Congress are likely to late in enlisting Biden's help. Earlier, the House introduced the article of impeachment against the president for inciting violence against the government of the United States. I've got one quick related no to that story before we get to the featured audio clip this hour. Apparently Joe Biden and behind closed doors, has been having discussions with members of the caucus. He belongs Democrats both Senate and the House. He's got some concerns about whether or not this these impeachment proceedings could get in the way of his transition. Well, I mean, he's got a lot he wants to get done while he has both the House and the Senate. Well, he's got a whole host of Cabinet members that have to be confirmed, so they're going to be hearings along that front, and he doesn't want the Senate to be bogged down and hearings about impeachment. He wants his Cabinet in place so they can get going exactly, he says. He has a lot to do with the pandemic and needs to be able to have a government. I've been running and working 805 the time time now for our featured audio clip this hour. This is a time when we present to you, some audio that you likely have not heard or seen on a network or local newscast. A man known for his music is opening a bank rapper killer. Mike, also known as Michael Render is starting a bank called Greenwood. Ah black owned bank and almost completely digital. To support black entrepreneurs and business owners. Here's what he told CNN and are featured audio clip this hour. It's a banking plastic,.
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"Kfbk. Patchy fog this morning. Otherwise it'll be mostly cloudy today with a high of 55 to 59, but mostly cloudy tonight the 43 to 47 mostly cloudy and milder tomorrow with a high of 63 to 67. Thursday. Partly sunny and mild, the high again 63 to 67 by macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK. And curly. Outside. We have 45 degrees in Sacramento. With stories trending on the cave became morning news. The University of California plans to reopen their campuses to in person instruction starting in the fall. Okay. If Mackay's Marshall Benson reports you see President Michael V. Drake says the decision is based on a hopeful evolution of the Corona virus pandemic, with vaccines expected to be available for students, staff and faculty in the coming months. Still in person, fall classes will require additional safety measures and critical prevention efforts. In a statement, the UC says that Health and safety of the entire community is their top priority. Marshall Benson, who's 93.1 kfbk? Eldorado County will alert people to let them know if the covered 19 vaccine is available. KFBK Sneak a Magog his report to be part of the county's vaccine optimization list, People must fill out a form acknowledging they're willing to be available to receive the vaccine with limited notice. They must also be able to arrive at the county's public health office within 30 minutes to an hour. Those who signed up are required to live within 30 to 60 minutes of plaster Ville or the South Lake Tahoe area. Order in which a resident is called, may be prioritized by county and state guidelines for phases in tears, but also the order in which people sign up Nikola Goddess news in any 3.1 kfbk this morning. A new reward is being offered for the capture of six inmates who escaped over the weekend from the Mur, said County Main jail a reward of up to $5000 per inmate is being offered for information leading to the capture of the men. We have posted information and how you can get the reward money at our website. Kfbk calm the effort to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom has hit a new milestone with more than one million signatures. JFK's Aubrey Aquino has more on this story. The effort to recall Governor Newsome is picking up steam. John Cox is founder of Change, See A, which seeks to educate and empower independent voters. I think we've got well over a million signatures right now. I went out and got a few myself today, and if you trips that I had, and it's got a very difficult signature to get people I think are upset about the situation, and it's not just Republicans, independents and Democrats, the former state GOP gubernatorial nominee. Also went on to say it's time to get politics out of the picture, hold people accountable and get things executed and done properly. 1.5 million Signed petitions are required by March 17 to put the recall on a state ballot. Aubrey Aquino News 93.1 KFBK, An Aubrey will join us in about 10 minutes and have more details on this effort. Of course, the lead story this half hour, Kristina was that the UC system plans to have Campus as all the campus is back open. Yeah, we're students, but the students have to be vaccinated. And that's consistent by the way. L a times this morning had mine ls students must be vaccinated before they return to school, which they're expecting to happen in the fall as well. This vaccination requirements are interesting. I mean, a lot of people believe that before we can travel again will be required to get vaccinated. But the World Travel and Tourism Council This week said they think mandating inoculations would be discriminatory. So they have taken a different They have a different opinion on whether or not we need vaccinations to get travel up and running again. The head of that organization is a global organization, Gloria Guevara said. We should never require vaccination to get a job or to travel. That might be open for debate, right right time now for your top national stories. Trump administration's now asking states to speed delivery of covert 19 vaccines to people older than 65. Others at high risk by no longer holding back the second dose of the two dose shot. We're calling on our governors to now vaccinate people age 65.
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"KFBK Morning news actor and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has made a rather remarkable some Michael startling comparison. He has compared protestors in Washington D C to Nazis. KFBK is Marshall Benson Report As a response to the riots at the United States Capitol last week, former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger took to Twitter in his video, He described what it was like to grow up in a country that had lost its democracy. As a former Austrian citizen. He described how he was surrounded by men and women who had supported Nazi Germany passively by just following along. He assured Americans that those seeking to undermine the Constitution and fair elections by invading the United States Senate will never win and that justice and democracy will prevail. Marshall Benson used 93.1 kfbk authorities They're charging dozens of Trump supporters who stormed the U. S. Capitol KFBK is Mike Power report, Justice Department officials announced the arrest Saturday of three of the highest profile accused writers from last week's capital siege, including that shirtless barbarian looking man. His name Jacob Anthony. Chance Lee, a k a. Jake Angeli. He called the FBI as well. Washington office Thursday and turned himself in Adam Christian Johnson, seen on video carrying Nancy Pelosi's lectern has been arrested. Richard Barnett, photographed sitting with his feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk was arrested to Lonnie Kaufman of Fox Ville Alabama brought guns and 11 Mason Jar Molotov cocktails to the protest and he's been arrested and charged and Derrick Evans resigned from the West Virginia House of delegates on Saturday after participating in the storming of the capital, Mike Power News 93.1 KFBK. Several inmates escaped, Amar said. County jail over the weekend were, said county Sheriff Vern Wink warn. Keep says that six inmates access to 20 FT High roof using makeshift ropes sometime around 11 30 on Saturday night. They used that makeshift rope out of braided sheets and were able to come down off the side of the building won't he says that new rules on night checks gave the inmates and eight hour head start on their escape. We do have officers walking up and down the cell blocks, but we are no longer allowed to wake them up because they deemed it necessary for them to have the whole Last sleep. They didn't even know the inmates were gone until morning of Sunday. They still have not been found. California hospitals desperately need more medical workers. A program designed to attract more health care workers initially drew 95,000 applicants, but very few of them actually met the qualifications. State officials say they need at least 3000 temporary medical workers to keep up with the cove in 19 surge. Governor Newsom's new proposed budget includes an extra $600 for low income Californians CAPE because Deena Kodiak Report seven or Gavin Newsom is proposing a $227 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. It includes funding for a golden state stimulus to get low income Californians an additional $600 stimulus check. We want with urgency to get to a nap Billion $2.4 billion into the pockets of four million Californians to help them with evictions to help them with rent to help them with utilities to help them with childcare, helping with food all over the spectrum of support they so desperately needed this moment, Newsome is aiming to get checks sent out within three weeks of Assigned Budget. Dina Kodiak News 93.1 kfbk, Why are dead? Kratz and Congress so anxious to impeach President Trump Do they believe he's a danger because he incited Wednesday's unrest of the capital, or do they believe he's not stable? Or could it be? They fear what could happen Four years from now? We may have been given a clue over the weekend when Congresswoman Alexandria Alexandria, a Costco Cortez, a Democrat from New York, Appeared on ABC s this week. It is our featured audio clip this hour in our Monday morning wrap of the Sunday morning talk shows. Well, you know, I absolutely believe that impeachment should be scheduled for several reasons. Several reasons. One. Of course, our main priority is to ensure the removal of Donald Trump is president of the United States every minute and every hour that he is an office. Represents a clear and present danger not just to the United States Congress but frankly to the country. But in addition to removal, we're also talking about complete barring off the president, or rather of Donald Trump from running for office ever again. There you go. That maybe the reason why, by the way as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, it didn't admitted much as much in a 60 Minutes interview last night. Said that one of the major objectives here is to make sure that Donald Trump cannot run for president again. They don't want him coming back. They don't by the way, President elect Joe Biden has so far avoided taking a firm position. On removing President Trump from office after last week's capital, right, he's not come out either way. Well, he did say something something to the effect of, you know Congress is handling it. Well, they are handling their gonna take up a vote. No. Probably voters early as Wednesday. Probably will. Pelosi seems determined to come forward and do this nine days left. But the question you know, really becomes motivation. I mean, do they think that you know Donald Trump is quote unquote off his rocker and crazy and she can't handle the office of the President, United States. Do they think that he incited the riot, or do they think that they're really afraid about 2024 on the potential of him? Come circling back around and running again. You know, maybe it's all of the above. It could be. I mean, she did, say Pelosi in one of her interviews, I think on 60 Minutes, said, Look, you know he needs to pay for what happened at the Capitol. That's not all that, AOC said in the interview with With ABC, by the way, How really? Oh, no, she talked about the number of members of Congress that nearly died on Wednesday. Pretty big number. Really? None of them died. No, none of them. Not one, anyone. We've got the clip. We're gonna roll that out in about. I don't know 15 minutes or so. So you'll hear that for yourself coming up in 15. Also, by the way, Speaking of clips, we got some brand new audio CEO of parlor. Oh, okay. They've been shut down, you know, locked out by what? Google Amazon Apple, So he's got some thoughts on that. Okay, We'll have all of that. Coming up first. Let's get you this hour's top national stories from.
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"The fine represents $1000 for each of the initial 43 cases reported. The county Health Department says it was not notified about the outbreak before the general public was informed this past Sunday. Marshall Benson is 93.1 kfbk 70 five's of time on this Friday morning time now for our featured audio clip this hour while Handful of Republicans have joined many Democrats and calling for President Trump to be removed from office with the 25th amendment. Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican South Carolina is not among them. He's opposed to the idea, and he is our featured audio clip this hour as to the 25th amendment being invoked. Do not believe that's appropriate. At this point. I'm looking for a peaceful transfer of power. I'm looking for the next 14 days to reset. And we we hand off power in the traditional sense. By being a peaceful transfer. I talked to Mark Meadows this morning. The transition is going well. Is fully in place. I talked to the president's legal counsel, pet sit baloney. He is doing everything he can to help the transfer occur. Based on the reporting this morning, Kristina looking like the 25th amendment will not be invoked. This is according to Business Insider and The New York Times, both of those organizations reporting, vice President Mike Pence opposed. Using the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from power Now that doesn't take impeachment off the table. It doesn't because there has been talk Ng Nancy Pelosi kind of alluded to that perhaps impeachment would be back on the table. They have to move quickly. To be able to do it, and the goal of that would be to keep President Trump from running again if he decides to run in 2024, by the way, Nancy Pelosi is our featured audio clip coming up at 805, and you'll hear what she said directly to reporters about impeachment. The one thing that I found startling in that audio clip is the fact that she believes that most Americans support the idea of impeaching the president with less than two weeks to go in his term, right. Which I find very hard to believe. I don't know what national poll says that most people support it. Well, if half the people voted for him in the last election, Yeah, it might not support removing him for probably not. And then then there might be some Democrats who voted for Biden, who said, you know, let's just move on. It's time. Let's stop with the old days. That's all of it. Please just go away. But at any rate, the headline Today is this morning as you wake up and you're doing what you're doing on this Friday mornings that it's looking like the 25th amendment will not be invoked, according to Mike Pence, right, all right, let's get you caught up on this hour's top national story..
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"Currently outside, We have 37 degrees in Sacramento. With stories trending on the KFBK Morning news This morning, Wilton residents have successfully blocked a convicted sexual predator from moving into their neighborhood. For now, the judge has temporarily blocked Darryl She's ears move to Wilton, CBS 13 reports that she's years last known addresses in Del Paso Heights. But officials notified residents last month that he has applied to rent a home in Wilton Governor Newsome's proposed new budget includes $4 billion for California's economy and green Initiatives. KFBK Sneaky McGahee US with more Small businesses would get 575 million and the money would pay for grants of up to 25,025 million would be allocated to small museums and art galleries that have been forced to close amid the pandemic. The governor and the state Legislature have already given 500 million to the program. So Tuesday's proposal would make more than one billion available. Roughly 1.5 billion would help people buy electric cars and build the charging stations necessary for drivers to use them knew. Some also wants to give 430 million worth of tax credits to businesses that stay in California and create full time jobs. Nika McCall his news 93.1. KFBK new developments in the unemployment fraud situation in California, where billions of dollars apparently were handed out new reports this morning show that millions of dollars in covert 19 unemployment funds have reportedly been paid to inmates in out of state jails and prisons. Analysis has found that the department approved more than 6000 claims totaling more than $42 million involving people who were most likely incarcerated out of the state of California. A $200,000 campaign to clean up the floor of Lake Tahoe is underway, thanks to some hefty donations. Here's KFBK is Marshall Benson. The Tahoe fund received donations from over 135 people and businesses, including Tahoe, Blue Vodka and Vail Resorts. Allowing the nonprofit clean up the lake to continue removing ways from the 72 miles under the lake's surface. Last summer, the group were covered over £2200 of trash from just six miles of Lake Tahoe. A team of divers will begin this year's cleanup effort in May. Marshall Benson News 93.1 kfbk at 6 34 on this Wednesday morning. Here are your top national stories. Democratic challenger John on Soft is declaring victory and one of the Georgia Senate races this morning. He spoke in a video message thanking his supporters. This campaign has been about health and jobs. And.
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Southern California plans for stay-at-home orders after holiday
"That the state stay at home order is likely to be extended for the San Joaquin Valley in Southern California region can't be Kay's Marshall Benson reports. Those orders are set to expire today. Available ICU capacity for the San Joaquin Valley in Southern California are now at 0% Health authorities have stepped up enforcement at restaurants and shopping malls over the post Christmas weekend in hopes of containing the surge as a Sunday, officials reported. The California has 2.1 million confirmed Kobe 19 cases in over 24,000 deaths. Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK Also this
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Third monolith found in California, matches ones from Utah and Romania
"Monolith has been discovered on a mountaintop in Atascadero in the San Luis Obispo County area. Okay, if the case Marshall Benson, with more the tall chrome and cubic structure has now become a spectacle for its random appearance and mystery surrounding the objects. It appears to have been made of stainless steel. And it is not. The first metal monolith to be discovered marvelous have been discovered in Utah as well, with rumored copycats, starting to erect them as far away as Romania. The space like monoliths disappeared as mysteriously as they arrived with no witnesses, adding to the mystery of the objects. Marshall
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California seeing biggest jump in virus cases in months
"Some schools begin to open back up in California Cove in 19 is creeping back into classrooms. KP CASE Marshall Benson has more on a spike in schools in the Rockland Unified School District District just reported its biggest increase in cases No Long after in person instruction started back up. The news comes as plaster County health officials announced that cases and hospitalizations have gone up in the last month. Usually the district reports only one or two cases a week. But in the past week it's jump to 12. District officials say Over 100 people were exposed but have not yet tested positive. Plaster. County health officials say the number of positive cases is increasing specifically in Roseville, Lincoln and Rocklin. Marshall Benson News 93.1 KFBK.