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"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

KCBS All News

03:41 min | 2 months ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

"Deb Fudge says there are high expectations for the new station. We expect to start construction later this year and the new station will be open to public. We expect start construction later this year. We open expect to start construction later this year at and the new station Windsor will in connect 2025. Windsor to San Francisco And we think for Windsor both will visitors be the busiest and commuters station were sort on of a commuter the town whole route. and many we of expect us commute to start to Santa Rosa, Petaluma, construction later Marin. So a lot of winter commuters will be able to get off the We expect to start construction later this We year. We expect to start construction later expect Oakland is due for a victory lap. As KCBS's David Welch reports, Northern California's largest seaport has been the from recipient the California of legislature several major this grants past resulting week, in some and big it's been checks the recipient lately. of Oakland several got smaller a share of a grants billion last dollar month. grant from But We also according have to another Christy grant McKinney, that we're awaiting chief operating word on officer from the federal with government. the Port of That Oakland, grant deals they have with no fully plans electrifying to stop here. one of We the port's main terminals. And this is a critical way that we can electrify while lessening our impact on the grid. portfully And electric. we're very But the happy Port to of Oakland partner with through our their tenants work at in the doing airport this knows work. a A lot thing of or their two work about focuses sea on level making rise. the We are the going to be waterfront able to generate dollars agency for for that Oakland. cause We take as this well. responsibility In Oakland, very seriously David Welch, for our KCBS community. And more they have than proposals 30 out adults that could were arrested and more than 80 juveniles were cited yesterday after San Francisco police broke up a skateboarding gun or event in the a Mission District known as the Dolores Hill Bomb. shells, Mission Local has reported that more the than last child released at about 4 in the morning. The Hill Bomb is an annual tradition where skaters come together to skate down and are arrested or Dolores cited Street for while their others role watch. in inciting a riot In a statement, or remaining San Francisco present police at say an unlawful they were assembly. arrested They said the event This was not sanctioned is nor permitted a developing and story. that it quote took We will keep over you city updated streets with and the latest and just ahead on KCBS. I'm Kathy Whitman with what Santa Clara County is doing to stop the use of fentanyl and other dangerous opioids KCBS news time is 1208. Joey We're going to and hit that area it just before starts highway 92. at Tennyson Avenue. There's a crash Now traffic a sponsored motorcycle by Envision Honda is involved of in Milpitas. this but you can expect Let's move some to Albany traffic Interstate 80 going westbound you're going to see some heavy traffic from Buchanan all the way to Powell it opens up a bit but as you approach the metering Bay lights which Bridge are on you're going to and see some delays there just past but the as toll you Plaza if you're you're going going into to have San some Francisco delays till on you hit the Bay that Bridge be that prepared wonderful because just Yerba at the Wayne Island then on the other side you're going to have a nice little crawl along make friends with the car next to you as you head into San

Fresh "Santa Rosa" from Evening News with Art Sanders

Evening News with Art Sanders

00:03 min | 17 min ago

Fresh "Santa Rosa" from Evening News with Art Sanders

"Station with heights. Eric Good morning. It's 4 45. Here are some of your top headlines. New Jersey Democratic Congressman Josh Gottmeyer in Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick say they're pushing to keep a keep America open bill on the House floor in time to avoid a government shutdown. Ever PD says it's made 84 drug related arrests since July. In July, a new state law went into effect making it a gross misdemeanor to possess a controlled substance in public places as well as public use and supports the Seahawks beat the Panthers yesterday 37 to 27. It's now 4 46 a month and a half after devastating wildfires people are beginning to return to the town of Lahaina today. Alex stone is covering it for ABC News and he spoke with our bill O 'Neill. This is a phased reentry right? It is and you know I think it's shocking to a lot of out of people that we are so many weeks now after the the fire and still people have not been allowed to go home. So this a is bit of progress today and still they're not going home today they're only lining up to get permits and then on Monday a they'll day begin going home but since the wildfire broke out on Maui and and burned down Lahaina folks who live there have been told we can't go home because cadaver dog teams are in working. Then the EPA had out chemicals hazardous then the Army Corps of Engineers had to go in and make sure nothing was going to on fall them and so people have been waiting and now they're being told okay month and a half later you can go in for very short visits to see your home to bring in insurance adjusters and it'll begin on Monday in the phased in where certain zones are allowed to go in and then they will expand that so they're lining up today to get passes to begin going in on on Monday and these visits you know the county is saying saying don't dig through the rubble and look for wedding rings and things that survived the wildfire that it's still not safe to do that but that will come later on with the Army Corps of Engineers doing debris removal and debris removal will probably go on for a year or more than the belief is so this is going to be be short but it's going to be getting back in there beginning to get a little bit of closure to know for that sure that their homes are gone. You know Alex some people are going to ask why now and others are going to ask why has it this taken long to get to this point. Yeah it's a lot of people asking why has it taken so long yeah we've covered a lot of very wildfires large in Paradise California and in Sonoma County and where they wipe out entire neighborhoods within days. Sometimes even immediately afterwards people are in and digging through their stuff and they're allowed to and come go and insurance companies are in there and analyzing everything. Hawaii has taken it very confidently where they see a lot of hazards and they say that they don't want people to get sick from the ash and the chemicals that are in the air. There is Hawaiian culture involved in a lot of this and the history of their ancestors and the history of their land and not disrupting the land. So you've got the extra component of the Hawaiian culture that Paradise, California or Santa Rosa did not have when they had massive fires go ripping through. And of course, Lahaina has been a very popular tourist destination. Is there any talk at this point looking ahead toward rebuilding? building. They know they want to rebuild what it's going to be and then the government and you've heard President Biden say when he went to visit it's that going to be rebuilt in the way that Lahaina wants it to be rebuilt. The people of Lahaina and most will tell you they don't want it to be what it was that it had gone from a small town into a tourist trap. Really, you know, I mean, it want it to be. The snorkel gear are being sold art galleries. It wasn't for the local community. It was for those was of of us from the continental US who would go and fly to Maui and want that experience of the community, the tourist community there along the water. Now, of course, a lot of people lived there as well. them supporting that industry. But many in the community want it to be more of the Hawaiian The town that it was before it got turned into that. We'll see what goes on there, because, I mean, Maui because despite a lot of pushback to it, it survives on tourist dollars. ABC's Alex Stone with us on the Northwest News Live. And that's Bill O 'Neill. It is now four fifty time for the Charts stock .com money update investors close their worst week in six months Friday worried over a possible US US government shutdown and China's troubled real estate sector. The Dow Jones went into the weekend with a one hundred six loss point at a close back below thirty four thousand. The S &P gave up a quarter percent. The Nasdaq was down a fraction. After a strike that has lasted

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

KCBS All News

01:42 min | 7 months ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

"And ended up in the shoulder on a ditch. Your next traffic update is at 8 28 on the traffic leader case CVS. 60 forecasts now calling for some more rain, shower activity, thunderstorms for tonight with what was in the 40s. Rain for tomorrow highs in the 40s to the upper 50s with a more breezy conditions continuing. We could see some winds, 30 to 45 mph on Tuesday with Gus to 45 to 50 mph. So there will be a high wind warning that goes into effect tomorrow night at 11 and a flood watch as well for tomorrow night. For Tuesday, we'll see it very windy with rain and highs in the 50s, look for chance of rain on Wednesday with high staying in the 50s as well. We'll get into the low 60s on Thursday under partly sunny skies, Friday through Saturday should be cloudy with another chance of rain and highs in the 40s to the upper 50s rain likely next Sunday with highs in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. We have 54° of sour in Santa Rosa along with San Rafael. It is 56 at the Napa airport in Concord and Oakland and Redwood City and Livermore. It's 58 in San Jose, 50 7 in Hayward and in downtown San Francisco 55°. Traffic and weather together on the 8s on all news, one O 6 9 and a.m. 7 40 CBS. News time 8 20 has our news watch continues. At a conquer you wish you could trade in for a new electric vehicle. Jim Taylor reports, if you live in the San Joaquin valley, you may be eligible for a program that will let you do just that. First, we are talking about a region that does have some of the worst air pollution and poverty in the

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Fresh update on "santa rosa" discussed on KCBS Radio Weekend News

KCBS Radio Weekend News

00:13 min | 16 hrs ago

Fresh update on "santa rosa" discussed on KCBS Radio Weekend News

"Visit Man on City KCBS. Sleep World to compare the best Well, brands as part in of store the or national you can I'm visit listening SleepWorld campaign .com all this past traffic week, we've been briefing you and bringing you stories of mental health struggles and resilience for right here in the Bay Area. Art can play a special season, role in helping people deal with mental health and struggles. we've KCBS's made our way Megan Goldsby talked to artists to It's feel better. on display To as hopefuls by raffle tickets for the chance to take it home. It's called joyous journey and when the canvas came to her, there was only one small spot that had been finished. This bright cloud right in here on the the lower Bay left Area. The first Michael, hand side. who died of It's cancer the bright last spot. summer. It's the The bright next spot. his partner, Yes, that Nicole. spot painted She by passed three very months healing, after very Micah healing, passed. and I felt So Zorich like finished they it. It was were there emotional and and but and smiling on me and that's why I the name joyous journey art can do that, says Matt Zills, a clinical psychologist specializing drawing in child and painting. family psychiatry It's at less Kaiser in in my experience Oakland sculpture, media specific and you know, more just joyous how journey engaging will be and going. meaningful it is to Jane Burns, you at who's on their art board of start directors, in Santa Rosa. says she's seen amazing That's where the raffle changes money in raised teens by who go through their art apprenticeship program. By the time they go through the program, she says she saw they art developed help have teens deal with as being individuals isolated during and the pandemic. are so And even though much social more distancing outgoing. may be a thing of the past, the stressors of high school certainly aren't. Rhea Shalar is a brand new freshman in what are Fremont. they going to Right think when of you me get into after this high school, test? it's so So much she more creates pressure a because GPA self -care matters. journal to help and It's so volunteers much more with like, My Good oh, Brain, a you know, art Fremont is based so nonprofit healing. that helps kids It speaks through volumes. art therapy. It It was reaches founded by people Dr. in Danessa a deeper level, the way that other forms of therapeutic support cannot. Her street nonprofit creates festivals art therapy for kids kits to for make school art. counselors to get to kids, Things like confidence then they set up crowns, workshops at the which library volunteer and booths bar helps Sidhu royalty, kids craft. which is kind of They'll what, be you like, know, our main yeah, you objective know, I feel is like I'm on when top we are of doing the world. all these You know, like art I am activities. We've been discussing this week a changing and more open attitude towards mental health care. She says she's seen it in action with therapy, the child which is artists. great. Art can You create know, parents bonds, are trying whether you're to figure making out it ways with your to friends, get their kids involved remembering more those who in, have you passed know, or this form of making brand new friends. And they're just like, oh, like, do you want to borrow this crayon? Oh, I really like your drawing. Megan Goldsby, KCBS. Yes. Freezing awareness Now about this piece mental health was part awareness of KCBS, and suicide a special coverage prevention. for I'm We aired Listening, it earlier a two this hour past special week. You can dedicated still listen to to the entire program raising on and the Odyssey section again, app and that's also over the I'm at kcbsradio listening in the on .com. -demand section. Just look for the I'm Listening This in the summer's on demand

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

KCBS All News

02:12 min | 7 months ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

"Reports people may be snowed in for a while, but she found someone who was able to get out. Bill armsby and his family were stuck in Lake arrowhead for 8 days thanks to a neighbor they were able to finally leave. They got our streets cleaned and all the driveways cleaned in about an hour and a half. And we were free. We were lucky because we happened to know somebody. We had actually paid them from our own association to come in and do our area. But so many other people are stuck up there. He's grateful to have been able to make it to his one year old grandson's birthday. The roads were pretty clear up highway 18. They still weren't letting people up. I've never seen so many Cal fire trucks with their people and they're going up there along with every truck that we saw up there with some kind of a county vehicle, fire truck. Cal fire says they have more resources and can provide more supplies, but say it's still a challenge to get to everyone in need. Students at Santa Rosa Montgomery high school say that they are a bit apprehensive to return to class tomorrow after an argument among two students, groups of students led to the stabbing death of a 16 year old. It's gone to get worse and that's my biggest fear. It's going to get worse. The deadly stabbing sent shockwaves across campuses throughout Sonoma county. Now many worry about what happens next. Montgomery mom Tara Jeffers says her son was friends with young Jaden panta, who died in the stabbing. I'm not gonna let him come back to school if it's that close. Growing up at a time when gangs were more visible, Jeffers says she fears there's now a climate for retaliation. They're gonna look at each other and they're gonna be like, oh man, you did this to my homie, or you did this to my friend, now what? And if left unchecked, she says that retaliation could spiral. First, it was just like the one on one. When you come back and then all your Friends know then it's ten on ten because now we're all mad. With so many stretched thin, Jeffers says they're simply needs to be more adults around. I'm not saying that the teachers of the staff are doing a bad job, but they need help. They can not do it by themselves. It's not enough. A single mom working three jobs with 5 kids, Jeffers says it would be a challenge to get time off to volunteer on campus, but once she's willing to face. She says it's a sacrifice many other parents are going to need to make. This was not supposed to

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

KCBS All News

01:54 min | 7 months ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

"In the heck? How would I find time? Jeffers says she hopes Montgomery and all Santa Rosa schools are taking the time to figure out how to move forward. All this is festering in the minds of these children and what they're going to do and oh my gosh, my friend died and now what am I going to do? Just stop that. Stop that domino effect of the bad things that could possibly happen. In Santa Rosa might to wald, Casey BS, just to hand on KCB S I'm Jennifer Hodges, the ever increasing number of suicides in prison and what a federal judge wants to do about it. And before we get to that in about two minutes, let's head over to the traffic desk and get an update will start in Pleasanton machine. All right, looking at a lot of slow traffic here building up due to an axe in here, several cars are involved on the westbound side of 5 80. Now it's just after you get past Hosni, hacienda drive, fire department, CHP, they're on scene, the two right lanes are being blocked at this time, so you're looking at delays, just as you come away from tassajara road. What did you pass that problem though? 5 80 westbound through Castro Valley, all the way into downtown Oakland. Thanks for looking really good. Let's go down to the south bay, they're getting hit with rain again, so we're going to talk about two 80 and 87. Got a new crash on south pound two 87 right there at tenth street. It's a solo car wreck off it to the center divide, but you do have some delays from highway 87. Now speaking of 87, on the southbound side, we're getting reports of flooding right there at Park Avenue in all lanes. So use extreme caution at the moment if you're traveling through the south bay. And it also take a look at the map right now in Oakland, really a weird jam up on 9 80, making your way eastbound, and then also on the 8 80 southbound. Something's happening right there around embarcadero, so just be careful in that area. We'll find out more information. Your next updates at one 18 on the traffic leader, case CBS. All right, thank you, Shanghai. You hear that term sometimes throwing about microclimates and that's exactly what we've had today rain in one area like the south bay and other areas we're seeing sunshine. We get hail. We're having snow at about 2000 feet or so. Whether it's going to be like

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

KCBS All News

01:39 min | 7 months ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KCBS All News

"All my thoughts on George Santos no mercy with Stephen a Smith. Get it today on the Odyssey app, or wherever you get your podcasts. 1258 is the time as we head to the kcbs traffic desk, Kenshin, Guinness has our update. All right, we're gonna go back over to Albany and Berkeley, still dealing with some slow traffic here at the moment if you're on 80 westbound, never really found out what's causing this delay, but as you're approaching central avenue you can run into some slight brake lights there. And then it does clean up though, just after university avenue, then you have some more slowing just from looks to be ashby avenue as you make your way towards the toll Plaza for the upper deck of the bay bridge. Now, the metering lights are not on, things are looking really smooth as you're passing by a yerba Buena island. But once you're exiting off the upper deck of the bay bridge, onto the skyway, 80 westbound, just some slight delays there from Fremont Harrison, but once you're merging on to highway one O one, things are opening up. Now, if you are leaving out of San Francisco at the moment, making your way through the Peninsula, one on one southbound, two 80 south bound both, a really nice drives at this time as you continue on through San Bruno, milbray all the way to San Mateo, not running into any problems, taking a look at San Mateo, the San Bernardo bridge, no issues there. Same thing with the Dunbar bridge, both are really nice on the east bound side, heading over to the east bay. Your next update is at one O 8 on the traffic leader, kcbs. We have hit 50° in San Francisco, that's pretty much going to be our high this afternoon. We will continue to have a few thunderstorms possible into the evening across much of Northern California with another chance of small hail. That's going to be the main concern, some gusty winds at times and the chance of rain again tomorrow. Traffic and water together every ten minutes on the 8th on kcbs. Sunday afternoon the 5th day of March, 2023 and coming up in the next hour. I'm like the walled in Santa Rosa with a return to the classroom coming at Montgomery

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 High school stabbing leaves 1 student dead, another wounded

AP News Radio

00:30 sec | 7 months ago

High school stabbing leaves 1 student dead, another wounded

"Officials say a fight in a Northern California school Wednesday escalated to a stabbing that left one student dead. Authorities say 16 year old high school junior Jalen pianta was stabbed several times Wednesday and later died, while a friend was stabbed in the hand, the victims walked into an art class at Montgomery high school in Santa Rosa, California, and appeared to have started an altercation with the suspect of 15 year old freshmen in front of about 30 other people, including a teacher, Santa Rosa police chief John Cragen. The teacher immediately jumped into action and they break up the initial fight,

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"santa rosa" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York

Bloomberg Radio New York

05:29 min | 1 year ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York

"Aftershock near Santa Rosa. On Michael castner. Carol messer. This stock has been on a terrible Tim stevan. So take us into the economic impact. And the reporters and editors you trust. Let's dig into it with Bloomberg business week editor Joe Weber. Bloomberg businessweek, weekdays at 2 p.m. eastern on Bloomberg radio. In this time, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits, benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. Our proposal will raise more than 140 billion for member states to cash in the blow directly. Of the European Commission just a bit earlier today. She went on to talk about rounders, too. How it's performed baseball. You don't need to do this. About half of 1% also Tom. John, I also just Vander Lion is a former defense minister of Germany's encyclopedic on Germany's ability to help Ukraine. It's something people don't know. On the mistakes have been made. Yes, but she's truly encyclopedic on their military ability. Santa, I don't know if back with this trevon a word over at JPMorgan. Oksana on Europe. We've had a lot of guests on the program and they approach the situation in Europe as follows, not if there'll be a recession, how deep it will be. Do you have the same approach right now? Yes, definitely Europe, of course, is dealing with issues that the U.S. is somewhat insulated from we talk about energy and how energy has led up here in the U.S., for example, but European gas prices are on the rise again. And so without a doubt, there is definitely a lot of focus on how deep that recession will end up being and we're seeing it in investors being to the extent they're underweight equities are really majorly underweight European equities, specifically, a much, much less so in the U.S.. They're essentially flat in terms of their U.S. equity exposure. So without a doubt, the issues there are much more significant we're seeing it in higher spread slightly more elevated spreads, lower returns year to date. So absolutely. Right. What's your visibility to 2023? I'm fascinated by the September reset. It's way too early to talk about a yearend review, but do you have any view axona to how to invest into 2023 or you just making it up as you go? I will tell you one thing I take a lot of issue with what the market is pricing in for next year, which is nothing other than the fed making a U turn and becoming accommodative. And it is quite clear to me that the fed is going to pursue its aggressive stance and eventually become perhaps neutral, but not accommodative. And that's not what our prices are reflecting right now. Someone earlier mentioned our last hiking cycle, the 2015 2018, which was extraordinarily benign. We had inflation at barely 2%. We had a higher unemployment and still we had, for example, in a lower credit spreads after the last that high back then were in the high 500s, 5 75 if I remember correctly. And today, when someone talks about fair value and credit, what's really what's fair valued right now, high yield is pricing significantly below 20 year average. Forget, 20 year recession average. So I think there is definitely a lot of complacency since still being placed into this market being priced into this market. And we need to really be focused on high quality floating rate, very short, but floating rate preferably. And really wait for that capitulation point. That will be my tip off to start to really get more aggressive. Just to put a bow on this, how much of your portfolio is in cash like instruments and how much have you been building that? So we came into the year already quite defensively positioned. And we've been building it throughout the year. Yes, we've been tactically trading, you know, the curve and taking advantage of the backup and yields at the front end of the curve, but as far as sort of more strategic allocation to longer term risk in the interest rate driven or credit driven markets, we've really tried to stay back and actually build our liquidity. We are still or actually have arrived now at around 70% liquidity, which is focused again on those high quality floating rate structures. And we think that that capitulation point will happen we're just starting to see markets reckon with the reality that this fed means what it said with the reality that higher cost of capital is not going to be great for fundamentals. And even this is really important to understand that we don't need to see a 2008 or some kind of dramatic recession occur. We just need to see historic defaults or defaults start to move toward historic average in the corporate sector of three and a half percent. Right now they're at one to start to see those spreads wide and dramatically compared to where they are today. Oksana, you need to let us know when you're ready to put that cash to work. We need to cash out when we get to that moment. In some hour enough for JPMorgan. In fancy talk John, 70% liquidity floating rate. She's on the edge of the triple leveraged all cash flow. I would say that was pretty gloomy, pretty bearish. Yeah. I have to say, that's a lot of cash bramo. 70% liquidity at what point do they get the conviction to

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Sheriff Johnson Encourages Shooting Intruders, Saves Taxpayers Money

The Dan Bongino Show

00:39 sec | 1 year ago

Sheriff Johnson Encourages Shooting Intruders, Saves Taxpayers Money

"Week from sheriff bob Johnson out in the Panhandle of Florida Santa Rosa county but in case you missed the gym you got that ready I just wanted you to a little quick reminder This was terrific Check this out And I want to say as to the person we don't know what homeowner which homeowner shot at him I guess they think that they did something wrong which they did not If somebody's breaking in your house you're more than welcome to shoot them in center as a county We prefer that you do actually So whoever that was your non trouble come see us we have a gun safety class we put on every other Saturday and if you take that you'll shoot a lot better and hopefully you'll save the taxpayers money Man if I was closer I'd be headed to that gun

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October WSJ Article: 'San Francisco Has Become a Shoplifter’s Paradise'

Mark Levin

01:53 min | 1 year ago

October WSJ Article: 'San Francisco Has Become a Shoplifter’s Paradise'

"So a couple Jason Riley from Wall Street Journal last month October he wrote a piece out how San Francisco has become a shoplifter Paradise Thefts under $950 are effectively decriminalized Okay now you can get a lot of stuff under a 150 bucks I don't know if you've noticed lately TVs are way under $950 I'm not saying they're like the greatest TVs Or they have all the great features But you can a 100% get a big flat screen TV for well under $950 So now if you shoplift TV because you're part of looting or grab and go or fun and games where everyone call you get a TV and it's under 9 $50 you basically you won't get prosecuted They're gonna let you go Why Because they have now this ridiculous idea Prop 47 California bout initiative theft of less than $950 in goods is treated as a nonviolent misdemeanor and rarely prosecuted So stores don't want to get sued they tell people we don't even do it anymore But now when you've got marauding mobs of people going in and stealing things all at once because they're organizing on social media and they're going hey let's meet up at target at 7 o'clock and we'll all go in at the same time and just overwhelm them Four men on Wednesday in California and Santa Rosa fled with $20,000 of merchandise from Apple store In San Jose $40,000 of items were stolen from a Lululemon store That's right they're even stealing yoga pants now I thought yoga pants were so sacred that nobody would ever want to steal them I just know there's certain things in our society that we just don't touch Yoga pants being among those things But clearly not they went and grabbed those as well In Chicago they stole over what I mean how much was it in Chicago now Can I go $25,000 at a village shopping center It's happening all across the country And so now what's happening is employees are quitting as a turning around saying I don't want to deal with this Why would

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"santa rosa" Discussed on Hard Factor

Hard Factor

06:07 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on Hard Factor

"Right now. What we need. I got attention upton. Okay who who is it. Who is her. She rosa parks shoes fighting racism with schmidt. No one resident blamed the bizarre and misguided quote or protest on on a comment that the whitest lady in the state county. Commissioner mary Start made about maxine passports being equivalent to jim crow last month. So this this is her boss speaking so while we don't allow segregation and discrimination based on on any other specific aspect of a person. Why would we say based your medical information. We're going to restrict access and segregates you. This these are the jim crow laws. Two point oh she's using the biden line except now about vaccine past because that's what her boss a weird game telephone and it got down to this lady coming with them. I don interface santa rosa parks at these morons. She's proud of that. She thought jim crow two point. Oh easier police that just a. Why called the georgia laws. That that's just not even originals. Well yeah georgia laws at least had something to do something kinda he. This was just oh man this lady ladies not the right thing to do so. She's mean you're going to be allowed back. No they're not letting your back. She's i mean because you leave. Well leave they do that because it's usually a policy. She's gonna be fine regardless of what you think. This is a political statement. This is just This is scary to leave your children with someone who who bastardize the making of points this badly anyway right because there's more did she think the special ed kids we're going to get what she was doing. No that's that's the that's the only good part about the story is the only that did see it with a special ed one could put then together because the first of all it's just insane but like well. Yeah but the whole nation now knows exactly what she did. I mean it's not like the other kids don't know asking was running around the hall. And i wonder if the civics history teacher approach conversation about who rosa parks is and what you think that she did that relates to your says. She's just saying like. I'm not going to get vaccinated. That makes me rosa parks according to my boss now in black face. Yeah whatever but not the only black face news. The week is justin trudeau. Prime minister candidates showed up in black face again. He did what. Yeah guys the photo that was released ahead of the i. Guess the recall election or wherever is doing up. There was the same photo or from the same arabian nights themed party where he was better picture. Urban and dark makeup angle from back in two thousand one trudeau apologized in two thousand nineteen when images from that. Same gal emerged shortly before an election. Saying the buck stops with me. This photo is essentially the same. Just shows trudeau having a lot more fun. It's clear photo. How happy he's having. A blast pool is having a blast. He'll love that outfit. Upset at this is the old rules this hour executing weeks to plan all right. So i gotta. I gotta give it to trudeau here. Essentially okay so trudeau. This was keeping. This was twenty years ago but still not okay. however he's highly educated and should know better but the twenty years ago. i think that's pretty much equivalent. I think he's got the equivalent of the lady trudeau showing up twenty years ago and faces the same as some dumb ass. Elementary school special. Ed teacher showing up today in rosa parks very stupid very offensive. Should took it over the top with the rosa parks at least troodos being like a like a literary character there. I mean like rosa parks is an actual human being right. That like you know like you say you don't compare yourself like that'd be like one of us trying to say we're like martin luther king suffering like absurd for an ass like there should be an app for for some people that maybe don't have friends or all their friends. The exact same belief system type thing where they can ask people. If it's a good idea or not called sounded good idea or not. You can rate the people this on their good advice. So this person's a four five magic people. If this app would work would told her. It was a bad idea or they would have been like brilliant for us. Those would eventually eventually those people get caught out as being fun idea ever got enough rally behind it just to see what happens but if you did it like next door. We have to verify their address with a postcard. A it's a smart idea. Take some more because she might this special ed teacher. I don't think i think she's got her cat and her glass of white wine and then she thinks this is a great idea and she didn't ask anyone that do you think maybe she was doing her. Makeup women do we'll driving to work and then slipped and got a little bit of like bronze interfacing just kept going with it. Saying i'm going to stand behind tales. Either i just remembered it. There was there was similar. Takes going on after. It was after the texas abortion laws. That's what was going on. That's when that's when those takes from people to stay away from that. Don't compare yourself to like Historical legendary like fighter of civil rights. Because you're you have some type of inconvenience today you know. Just just just stop. It's more things are pretty big inconvenience. But let's just stop it in. General was wearing yourself to like roic history. Yeah okay don't do it in general guys..

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Caller Describes 'American Marxism' Flying off the Shelves in San Francisco

Mark Levin

01:48 min | 2 years ago

Caller Describes 'American Marxism' Flying off the Shelves in San Francisco

"I'm tremendous mark on the thank you for this book. I have to tell you two quick stories. One, uh, when I was in Barnes and noble this morning, and I went down to get it. That was my mission, And I asked the guy behind the counter where it was, and he'd be grudgingly pointed across the room. You know, it's right there, not really giving me much much service, and as I walked over, this was the best part. The guy, another worker at Barnes and Noble how to stack of him and he had to be. He was putting them on the shelf as the line I waited on in four or five people pull them off the shelf. The book I have in front of He was not on the shelf 30 seconds. And just I think it drives them crazy at Barnes and Noble. I'm in the belly of the beast. You know where I am. Santa Rosa County or Healdsburg, North San Francisco. Um And it was literally literally flying off the shelf. I mean, people were there to buy that book. So, uh, I was only up to about page 166, where you talk about Thomas Soul in the quest for cosmic justice, and I had to jump ahead when we When you talked about Chapter seven, I read a lot of political science books. It's what my education is in particularly interested in progressivism and the destructive nature. It has toward our founding principles, and I can't recommend this enough for people. That, um, are interested in this thing interested in saving our country because I have never, ever read a, uh, a chapter like we just went over. You just went over and the way you lay the groundwork for the war we're in And I'm I had never thought of these things that you mentioned the back of this book or Chapter seven. The one you just went over and I read with you. You You read it on the air. Um, brilliant things that the things that I have never seen that I've read thousands of political science books. Well, maybe not

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Digital Teleconverters Are Better than You Might Think

The Digital Story

03:34 min | 2 years ago

Digital Teleconverters Are Better than You Might Think

"Today. I'm going to talk about the joy of digital tele converters honest. I'm serious. This is not a joke. I'm really going to talk about how cool these things are now. I'm going to start with a story from fathers day which just happened I'm recording this on monday. So this was yesterday and my two boys live down in the santa clara area. And i'm in santa rosa. So san francisco is sort of like halfway in between so they set up the sing where we would meet Down in san francisco Around the presidio area which is just this lovely beautiful area part of san francisco and so we'd meet down there and they arranged for some takeout and we're going to eat out on this great green expanse at the presidio. Were just beautiful. People go there and they just hang out and picnic and families come and then after we had our picnic and so forth They had a walk planned and we kind of walk along crissy field in some nice views of the golden gate bridge and the city itself. So i knew that You know where we're gonna be someone to make sure. I had a camera with me. But i also knew that i wanted to travel light. This wasn't a day for me to you. Know have a bunch of photos care. And be. Like one of those dads. This was a day for me to enjoy and spend time with my boy. So i wanted to travel light well. I'm sure that's a huge shock to you right. Of course. I wanted to travel i. I almost always wanted to travel light. Regardless so i packed in my pocket. I had the iphone twelve pro. Max and i thought that would be particularly useful for the ultrawide if i needed it in a does have that. You know that to axe telephoto there. But i was more in the mood to shoot with fuji film. The x one hundred v is this that kind of day. I don't know i just. It just felt good to hold it in the hand and everything so my iphone stayed in my pocket all day. I never. I never used it once but i did pull out the x one hundred eighty. So we're taking our walk. And i i see some shots when we when we get near the water Played around with some shots with the golden gate bridge in the background in some really cool things in the foreground. That was fun in the thirty five millimeter. Equivalent lands of the excellent hundred v Was fantastic for that. It really was. It was great so that was all going really well. But then we kind of reversed direction. We went back the other way and the view that right away caught. My eye was the san francisco skyline with a kind of a semi low hanging clouds bank. So he had a little bit of blue right behind the buildings. Some fog above it a love that kind of sandwich. Look it's it's really gorgeous and in the foreground right in front of the city was the dome from the palace of fine arts. Going man has really nice. And then i had some good stuff to work within the foreground in front of that even so i'm going. That is a shot. i wanna do. I know a little bit of a postcard. Shaba does kind of an unusual angle and the lighting was really good. And i just wanted. The shooter is wanted to shoot him.

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Shark Bites Florida Man Swimming Near Fishing Line

Chris Plante

00:15 sec | 2 years ago

Shark Bites Florida Man Swimming Near Fishing Line

"A shark bit of Florida man who is swimming off Santa Rosa Beach. The man had visible wounds to the upper body and was taken to a local hospital, where he's expected to recover. The fire department says the shark was apparently heading for a fishing line and possibly mistook the man for

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM

KPRC 950 AM

02:49 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM

"To hack into the Walton and Johnson email account. Well, why would they want that? I know what would be the point of that. If you hacked into our email account. Do you realize what you have access to? You would get to see the comments. Our listeners make about things we've said on the show and literally nothing else. There's nothing else to be gained from it all you would get to do that email account isn't used as like the secure account that gives you access to anything else we have. It's used for nothing. Oh, great, And now I can't get into the email to see what those people wanted to say. Well, I'll give you the new pound I no, no, that's not necessary. He doesn't need all that. It's boner King one. Good Put in Boner champ. 17 way, But 22 3 Boner, champ 11. You're not helpful, Are you? Yeah. You do wonder like, why would these guys waste time? What's the point? If you hack us? No, no, I get it. If you hack the colonial pipeline, you're going to get some crypto. If you hack the Walton and Johnson email account, you get nothing. You get to see what some guy named Skeeter who lives in north Alabama. Thinks of Joe Burrow. Good. There's nothing motor champ worked. Yeah, Boner champ. It did even I'm surprised by Wait a second. Yeah, well, Boehner champs are going to do with Boehner champs are going to do, man You got You got to keep it real around here. Inflation's hell, Joe Biden's jerk. You know about all this. We've talked about it on the show. People ask us. So why it is Joe Biden would say one thing and then say another. You know what Joe Biden always says, Um, whatever he was told to say whatever the the real president of the country tells him to say if he can remember to say it. And if he can say it properly, the way he practiced before he came out and tried to say it. That's what Joe Biden always says. That's true, Joe Biden told Joe Biden will say what he is told to say we are, uh, we're having a good time on throwback Thursday. Today I got to say phone lines are open. Our phones were off for several days, and some people maybe didn't know they could call us. 866 I love W J. I know a lot of people out. There are excited because it's graduation season and nobody's as excited as the moms. And now, Mom. Thoughts kidding. Look at our baby graduating high school and going off to college. I'm so proud and look how proud my husband is. As if he earned any of that pride. You slept through all of it, dude, not This is Ben Mom Thoughts. Here's a news story that sounds like it could have happened in Florida. But it was Santa Rosa, California the variety of.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on 860AM The Answer

860AM The Answer

01:35 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on 860AM The Answer

"Is a burgeoning bribery scandal in Kenya. You know what they say? Is that for the bill to be passed this constitutional amendment bill to be passed, members of Parliament accepted up to $1000 in bribes and two years also made this claims publicly only Social media pages. And so this has created a huge uproar in the country, talking about what people have silently known. But now coming to the front and saying that he s MPs members of Parliament influenced to vote either way when it suits the government, the BBC's Emmanuel if Gonza Swiss climber and an American have died on Mount Everest. In the season's first casualties in the world's highest mountain 41 year old Swiss climber reached the peak before having difficulties The American 55 years old was forced to turn back before reaching the summit News and analysis. Town hall dot com. CHP on the scene in Santa Rosa North. Wanna one after Todd vehicle ended up in a ditch, No other details and no lanes blocked conquered Pacheco Boulevard, offering from eastbound four vehicle went off the roadway. Had a life pole on the shoulder. CHP is on the scene. Altamont Pass already have some slow going west, 5 80 from 205 out to North Flynn. Military and speaking up some overnight roadwork in the sauce. Alito area So South 11 it's a little slow in stretches from the Marine City exit to Spencer Baber, its toll plaza. Not too bad. No metering lights, no backup, but a high wind advisory in effect for the span. That's traffic. I'm Paul Neck..

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Gas prices make small drop after multi-month climb

Garden Sense

00:29 sec | 2 years ago

Gas prices make small drop after multi-month climb

"Weeks of seeing the price of the pump go up there now starting to head back down a bit. The average price across the D C metro area right now to 85 for a gallon of regular. That's a penny less than the national average in the district, though it's still over three bucks, according to the Triple A. The D C Metro area was the second most profitable in the nation this week. When it comes to selling and supplying gas topped on Lee by Santa Rosa, California Maria leave fun double drama Ellen double drama

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

KSFO-AM

01:46 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

"In Tampa, America, is listening to Fox News. Taking a look at KSFO. Traffic will start in Lafayette, the South and 6 80 connector to westbound 24. We have a car on fire, blocking the right lane of the ramp. Traffic is backed up to 6 80 San Leandro, the south on 8 80 connector ramp to south down to 38, a solo crash on the connector. It has traffic backed up onto the transition. Santa Rosa, a grass fire reported on the shoulder for one of one South found at the Corby exit. The fire department is on scene. Traffic is slow from highway 12 for the Easter Freeway was found is slow from university to the maze. The westbound 5 80 approach to the Bay Bridge Slow from market. Westbound Bay Bridge, looking smooth at some easy, seven minute ride from the maze to Fremont Street with KSFO traffic. I'm Maggie Jones. The following show is paid for by three dimensional wealth. The views, opinions and beliefs, expressed her those of three dimensional wealth and don't necessarily reflect those of the staff management of cumulus media or other partners. Gan drew here you know, is a financial strategist and retirement planning specialist for more than 45 years, I finally have dedicated the last two years to writing the ultimate book, The Laser fund. How to diversify and create the foundation for a tax free retirement is my favorite vehicle. And we have collected over 200 pages of charts, graphs and illustrations to empower you. And if you're more right brain you learn by stories. You flip the book over and you read it the other direction that contains 62 stories of actual clients who've employed the laser fund to diversify and save hundreds of thousands of dollars of unnecessary tax..

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KQED Radio

KQED Radio

01:55 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KQED Radio

"The mid Atlantic. The storm appears to be taking aim in New York City in northern New Jersey Summaries of New York are bracing for us much as 22 inches of snow. Stocks gained ground on Wall Street. Today, the Dow was up 129 points. You're listening to NPR live from KQED News. I'm Raquel Maria villain A California lawmaker says anti vaccine protesters are escalating their demonstrations as the state tries to roll out the cove in 19 vaccine. KQED is Katie Orr reports. State Senator Richard Pan says protesters seeking to prevent the distribution of covert 19 vaccines must be held accountable. Anti vaccine protesters succeeded in shutting down a mass vaccination site at Ella's Dodger Stadium this weekend. Hand. A longtime vaccine advocate says their behavior is part of an escalating pattern. Even before coveted anti vaccine extremists issue death threats, cried a bully legislators finally, in the up with an assault on the streets upon myself and blood being thrown in the Senate Chambers. Pin says people should be able to safely access vaccination sites. And he says new laws may have to be drafted if current regulations don't offer enough protections. In Sacramento. I'm Katie or kick you, Edie News. Several Sanoma County bus systems are starting to collect fares again today for the first time in nearly a year. Cinema County Transit, Petaluma Transit and Santa Rosa City bus stop collecting fares last March that was to minimize contact between drivers and riders. At the beginning of the cove, it shut down. Like other bay Area transit operators, the cinema bus systems are going back to collecting fares. After installing plastic barriers to protect drivers. Transit districts have suffered steep ridership, declines and revenue losses during the pandemic in Oakland. I'm Richelle Maria.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

NewsRadio KFBK

01:40 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

"Newsom issued an emergency proclamation over the weekend for both counties because of the recent weather conditions. That also means Caltrans will formally request immediate help through the Federal Highway Administration to address highway woman which had a huge chunk of the road washout and fall into the ocean. Church in North Santa Rosa has finally agreed to stop endorse services officials that Spring Hills church changed their minds yesterday after the county find them twice over the weekend for refusing to stop large indoor gatherings. The church's pastor said that they were not looking to prove anything and that they will take it outside. The Los Angeles Clippers were able to get a road win against the New York Knicks. The Clippers were able to win 1 29 21 16 yesterday, thanks to a stellar performance from Kawai winners. The Clippers will play the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday. I'm Jordan Christmas. Now. Sacramento traffic from the KFBK Traffic Center test the season for rest areas to be closed down South bound. I've five L corn rest area still closed for a long term project. Latest reopening date is the end of this month, and we're heading north. The next one you're gonna find is the dead again Rest area both north and South bound Dunnigan rest areas that currently closed for long term utility work until the first of February and heading up into the high country. You really like to stop Don't plan on stopping of the Donner Summit Rest area. At least for a few days. That's where they piled all the snow both East and westbound. Donner's summit rest areas are closed Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk on 15 30 A m and your I Heart radio app Now Sacramento weather Money of clouds early on this Monday morning lows between 45 49 With considerable cloudiness later.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

NewsRadio KFBK

01:55 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

"Surgery the 79 year old recovering at Northwestern Memorial. Hospital. You're listening to ABC News. Now. Here's what's happening around the state. On Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk back of Hill, Police say two women are dead and at Santa Rosa Man is in custody after barricading himself for nearly eight hours. A report came in early yesterday morning that a man lives dreamed himself on social media reportedly carrying a handgun inside of an apartment with two women on the floor, who weren't moving officers were sent to the apartment, and after a long standoff, police were able to rush in and take the suspect into custody. No information was released on how the women died. Officials say that a potential bomb threat shut down the Oakland International Airport for about two hours Earlier today, a customer was angry about the ways to a flight headed for Mexico. He then told airline staff that he had a bomb in his bag. Nothing was located and after a struggle, the unnamed man was arrested and charged with making bomb threats. UC Berkeley is warning students of a surgeon coronavirus cases. Officials issued an advisory this morning and they said that it includes students who live in campus housing. I'm Jordan Christmas. Now. Sacramento traffic checking KFBK traffic Woodland South bound 1 13 just after County Road 27 You have a car facing the wrong way in the center divide after a crash. The CHP is heading to the scene to investigate. At the moment, though, it's not really causing too much of a delay. But just watch out for some distracted drivers since that car is facing the wrong way. Looking at your drive from Davis to downtown eastbound 80 and 50 are currently it's a 14 minute drive. I'm seeing about a seven minute travel time eastbound 80 across the top from I five to the caps it emerge and South bound 99 from downtown to Elk Grove 10 minutes. Alden Jacob News 93.1 kfbk Now Sacramento weather Mostly cloudy for this afternoon. The high 61 65 mostly cloudy tonight.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

NewsRadio KFBK

02:33 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK

"Right here. Five date on KFBK 15 30 A M. 93.1 FM. Um I want to give you the number for the outdoor pro shopping. Ca Toddy. It's 707. 5888033. If you don't know where Qatada he is. Picture Highway 101 north of San Francisco. There's Santa Rosa. Just south of Santa Rosa is Rohnert Park, where the outdoor pro shop used to be. And just south of there is the small town of CA Toddy, which is where they are now. They do keep an eye on all those steelhead rivers. We didn't get a chance to talk about the Garcia and the Navarro, but they should be coming into shape for steelhead fishermen as well. Uh, I want to tell you about a little event happening next Saturday in I own at the tackle shop hooked next Saturday from 10 to 1. They're having a down rigor and trolling seminar for trout and coca knee and a couple of participants is going to be built Lot who owns four fins he makes down River waits. What has become to be a very popular down rigor Wait and Brian Thomas of three sons tackle and now he is a guide, a licensed guide. Now we had Brian on several times last year and no matter worry was fishing party knew Malone is Berryessa Union Valley. Brian Cock Oconee, and he seemed to always catch the biggest coca knee. He gave us tips all last year on how he was doing it to tackle. He was using his own that he manufacturers and others. And there is a lot to, um trolling and down rigging that can help you put fish in the boat. So it's all free next Saturday at hooked in I own 10 o'clock to one o'clock. Okay, That'll be a good seminar. You're gonna learn you will be a better fisherman. By the time you get out of there. Well, I talked out by AL cuts Key. Who's up on the Smith and the check? Oh, he was back at their cabin. Cooking potatoes to make tomorrow's lunch. I talked to him last night just exactly what's going on with those two rivers. Albert a lot of happened in the last week. Usually we're sitting down here in the Valley dry as a bone and you guys.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

KSFO-AM

01:58 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

"Is up to. Former President Donald Trump skipped the inauguration of now President Joe Biden. The president also usually invites their successor for a dinner at the White House. Now going first ladies hold a tea and a tour for the incoming spouse. Both of those events did not happen. Trump did leave a letter for the 46 commander in chief, which Biden called very generous. After flying to Florida from the nation's capital trump spending these last few days at his Mar Lago resort. It's not clear where he'll set up a permanent residents. Boxes. Alex Hogan. I've handled yourself Fox News now. Chicken KSFO traffic in Oakland 80 80 South bound before 66th Avenue. Three or more vehicle crashed, blocking the two left lanes. Debris has been scattered across the entire roadway. So CHP is bringing in a traffic break right at the moment, no word on how long they'll have to close off all the lanes. Presumably that's so they can clear the debris and ensure that people could get by in the unblocked lanes. Elsewhere in Santa Rosa, this is satin South bound, one of one just north of Arata. We have a deer that's been struck, and it's still in one of the lanes. Probably the right or left lane. No lane detail at this time. CHP and animal control, heading up there to see what they can do. Speaking of heading up into the mountains heading into the Sierra, you will not need change at the moment on 80 or 50. The roads are clear. But that will of course change as weather conditions change over the coming hours, especially by this afternoon and evening. With KSFO traffic. I'm El Bakkar Armstrong getting God Gorillas to Chicago's You were fed.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

KSFO-AM

01:53 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KSFO-AM

"For signing an executive order to shut down the Keystone pipeline. The president says he plans to make climate change and top priority for his administration and closing the pipeline will help address the issue. South Dakota Republican Senator Mike Rounds, says that this order will devastate his state and put thousands of people out of work. That's gonna put a whole lot of rail cars with oil back on the rails. It's gonna displace our ability to move our grain to market is gonna impact dramatically. Our state in the surrounding states, not a good way to continue to grow the economy. If you want to grow the economy you allow for infrastructure to be developed. President Biden also signing orders to have the U. S rejoined both the World Health Organization and Paris climate Agreement. My Clindell, the Republican businessman known to many is that my pillow guy is weighing a run for governor in Minnesota. Known for his high profile TV ads, and he's some wavering support of Donald Trump taking a look at chaos after the traffic well, certain conquered highway for east down after Willow Pass a road, a three vehicle crash on the right shoulder and ambulance requested. CHP is of that scene in traffic Slow after Port Chicago Highway Bay Bridge Eastern 80. Before Treasure Island. We have a stall, blocking the left lane Bridge cruise on the way to help out westbound traffic for the Bay Bridge. Slow between the island and the one on one split for San Francisco When I won north bound, heavy between hospital curve in the 80 split, and for the Central Freeway north bound that slow from ninth to Octavia. Ah, fire is reported. Under the freeway near Ninth Street. The Fire department has been contacted. Santa Rosa wanted one North bound before bicentennial away. A three vehicle crash now pushed over to the right shoulder with KSFO traffic. I'm Maggie Jones. Pros bring something extra to every job. Now at the Home Depot. They also get something extra pro extra are free Loyalty program built for pros.

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"santa rosa" Discussed on KQED Radio

KQED Radio

01:40 min | 2 years ago

"santa rosa" Discussed on KQED Radio

"Recent covert relief bill has some help for struggling stages. That's next time on hearing that that's the first hour of here and now you can hear it tomorrow morning at 11 mostly clear overnight, very windy, too, with overnight lows in the forties to lower fifties. It looks like tomorrow will be sunny and quite a bit cooler. Very windy. That wind advisory in effect through six o'clock tomorrow night temperatures, though in the mid sixties, 66 tomorrow in Santa Rosa and Sandra fell 65 tomorrow in San Francisco. Support for NPR comes from this station and from Children's National Hospital in Washington, D C, which is committed to scientific discoveries that lead to new and better treatments. At Children's national. Their pediatric innovations are designed to help Children everywhere grow up stronger. And from C three c three dot Ai software enables organizations to use artificial intelligence that enterprise scale solving previously unsolvable business problems. Learn more at sea three dot ai This is one, eh? I'm Jenn White back to our conversation about conspiracies in a moment, But first, a word that tomorrow will be talking about a work of fiction. That's a bit less dangerous. The Great Gatsby has been held up by generations as.

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Red flag warning issued for Los Angeles, parts of SoCal amid heat wave, historic wildfire season

NBC Nightly News

01:19 min | 3 years ago

Red flag warning issued for Los Angeles, parts of SoCal amid heat wave, historic wildfire season

"California high winds are prompting new warnings of late season fire. Dangerous steve. Patterson reports many are still waiting for federal money to rebuild after years of wildfire destruction. It is the worst wildfire season in california history and the alarm is still sounding tonight. The national weather service issuing new red flag warnings for millions of southern california residents predicting gust to seventy miles an hour. The warning comes as many wildfire victims from years. Past are still waiting on relief. California received more than one point. Three billion in federal aid after thousands of homes were leveled during the devastating wildfires in two thousand seventeen and twenty eighteen but with funding tangled in a bureaucratic red tape. Most homeowners are still waiting to see a single sent to help them rebuild according to state records the thousand seventeen tubs fire leveled eight-year-old. Linda adrian's santa rosa home three years later. She's still in temporary housing isolated in a small space. I don't know what to do. I'm angry also extremely frustrated. And then i really depressed because i'm sitting here by myself. I don't have anybody to talk to. A generation of wildfire refugees left out in the cold waiting to find a way back home.

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California Firefighters Battle Nearly 2 Dozen Major Wildfires

Morning Edition

02:50 min | 3 years ago

California Firefighters Battle Nearly 2 Dozen Major Wildfires

"Wildfires have now burned more than four million acres this year, and Sarah Husseini OFC reports that's more than double the previous record for an entire year. More than 16,000. Firefighters are still battling nearly two dozen major blazes throughout the state with a couple months of fall fire season still ahead. In Northern California is wine country More than 52,000 people have been evacuated as a result of the glass fire. Among them are the Henson's who have set up a borrowed RV for themselves and their three dogs outside an evacuation center in Santa Rosa. We've been evacuated three out of four years, Jessica Hansen says. This time they had no warning. She says she realised the worst was coming. When she walked out of her house on the seven acres atop the mountain. They call home and saw fire climbing from both sides as soon as we got to the top of our driveway We knew we were going to her house. But abandoning the land her family has lived on for generations is unthinkable. Henson says she's already focused on rebuilding despite not having any homeowner's insurance. Husband, Alton Henson says they'll have to rely on the federal Emergency Management Agency and groups like the Red Cross. All right now we're registered with FEMA and all then and apparently they're supposed to give us Temporary housing or they'll put trailers on our property until we re building. We're just waiting for that, but they can't do nothing in tow were considered disaster. Last week, Governor Gavin Newsom asked the Trump administration to declare the latest blazes, including the glass fire, a major disaster. Meanwhile, the weather is starting to cooperate with weary fire crews in the form of calmer winds, cooler temperatures and clear skies over the weekend, which allowed aircraft to fly over the steep and rugged terrain and make some big gains. Cal Fire spokesman Erikmenendez his office in ST Halina is located not far from where the blaze began. I can tell you that, looking out my window for the past week. I haven't seen the beautiful mountains that were known for, so it's very refreshing to see the mountains again. At a community briefing Sunday, Cal Fire incident chief Sean Norman was cautiously optimistic. We're feeling good about her lines were not done with this fire, yet it's been a stubborn fire. We don't consider the fire contained or controlled. It'll be weeks before we get to that benchmark. But that does not mean that we feel an imminent threat to any specific community Officials say they're hand picking local firefighters or those with previous experience in problem areas to help keep it that way. For NPR News. I'm Sarah Husseini in Santa Rosa, California.

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Governor Newsom Tours Glass Fire Areas, Meets With Impacted Residents

Terry Meiners

00:27 sec | 3 years ago

Governor Newsom Tours Glass Fire Areas, Meets With Impacted Residents

"Governor Gavin Newsom. Survey Damage from the so called Glass fired today in a year of record setting and deadly environmental disasters. Another Disaster scene here in our state. It's been a remarkable year close, just shy of four million acres now burn, Newsome told reporters in Santa Rosa that currently have 17,000 active firefighters working to put out places across the state. The glass fire has scorched over 48,000 acres in Napa and Sonoma County's

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Northern California fires rage on as hot, dry weather holds

Rush Limbaugh

00:44 sec | 3 years ago

Northern California fires rage on as hot, dry weather holds

"California aren't getting a break from the weather with extremely hot, dry and possibly windy conditions. Zog Fire, which claimed to Fourth life may merge with the August fire, according to the governor, and the August fire is not only the largest fire in California state history, one of the largest fires ever in the U. S. At 955,000 Acres, Cal Fire incident Commander Billy See said they're dealing with red flag warnings on the glass fire to the West, which has torched parts of wine country. Preparation of the potential wonder over the next 48 hours would be diligently trying to secure the back door of our forecast in Santa Rosa calls Fort near triple digit weather. To Friday. Jessica Rosenthal Fox News start Starting mixed. The

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New wildfires scorch wine country near San Francisco

AP News Radio

00:46 sec | 3 years ago

New wildfires scorch wine country near San Francisco

"New wildfires are scorching wine country near San Francisco it started with the glass spire and two other fires merged with it that was able to establish a foothold on the west side of the napa valley and burn approximately four miles during the course of about six hours cal fire's been Nichols says it's hot it's dry and there are strong Santa Ana winds jeep Anthony Gossner says more than thirteen thousand homes are threatened in Santa Rosa alone in a lot of fire coming down the hill with very heavy winds we're impacting structure so we put a lot of resources in those areas to protect those structures one woman who evacuated said it's like god has no sympathy no empathy for cinema county I'm at Donahue

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Multiple wildfires in California prompt fresh evacuations

Tony and Dwight

00:33 sec | 3 years ago

Multiple wildfires in California prompt fresh evacuations

"Heading now to California. That's where wildfires are continuing to cause what large scale evacuations and the Sonoma and Napa County wine country region. ABC is Alex Stone is there overnight, Santa Rosa getting hit hard again. Flames and neighborhoods and mass evacuations are in place. There were reports of people trapped, Santa Rosa was devastated by fire in 2017. Numerous wildfires are burning in Sonoma and Napa County is right now, but flames are moving quickly and wind into the city of Santa Rosa.

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Forecasters say Tropical Storm Teddy has formed; one of four active named storms in Atlantic basin

Brian Mudd

00:40 sec | 3 years ago

Forecasters say Tropical Storm Teddy has formed; one of four active named storms in Atlantic basin

"20 now tropical storm teddy way out in the Atlantic likely to grow into a hurricane this week. Tropical storms. Sally, meanwhile, is bearing down on the Gulf Coast. NBC's Morgan Chesky has more in the Florida Keys. Torrential rains flooded roads as high winds battered the coast. A powerful preview ofthe could hit Louisiana late Monday, where many you're getting ready. Or getting out a tropical storm warning in effect for parts of big Gulf. Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton County's A tropical storm watches in effect for the coast of Franklin County. Rain totals from the big Bend to the Alabama line could range from 8 to 25 inches, and the highest totals are expected in the Western Panhandle. Stocks

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Local Flowers for California's Wine Country, with Santa Rosa floral designer Olivia Rivas of Papillon

Slow Flowers with Debra Prinzing

04:58 min | 3 years ago

Local Flowers for California's Wine Country, with Santa Rosa floral designer Olivia Rivas of Papillon

"You had been. In this was pre pre. I think that we talked about you had kind of been transitioning to be more of a everyday flower. Go to studio or retail space rather than putting all your eggs in the wedding and event basket is that am I portraying that? Correct? Yeah I kind of got burnt out the wedding. Industrial Complex and had some bridezillas last year and I thought you know. People just don't get it. They're not understanding what I do what I bring. You know I bring a service, I bring my services a form of art to make their debut. But I'm not a servant young. And it has somehow through the years it had changed you know or maybe it was just my bad luck and certain clients just not appreciating. what I do, and it's not just me. I found I was talking to my girlfriend's. The. Same thing across the board like. I, know you know them understanding exactly what I was talking about by you know somebody freaking out over certain color not being the exact color that they were thinking it was or or some flour being included that they never talked about something just something petty. Just bumming me out. So I went I went more full force into the store thinking you know. Now I can really just express myself and not have to worry about. Ruining someone's big gay. Or Yours. Yeah Oh. Yeah. Well, the store the store. Is seemed like you were able to really highlight your aesthetic even in the gift and garden items that you are. You're selecting for your your merchandise I've never been in the store, but I've spent time on your website and I love your quirkiness and. You don't really want reproductions want artisan pieces you want local Items and you're kind of you know to use that tired word curated IRRIT- definitely. Choosing what you're I, what appeals to you and your I What I would like to buy and what What turns me on. So I'm my biggest customer. Pretty good for the bottom line Mirror Olivia. Now. I try to not get myself too big of a discount. So, you're telling me about your space and where it's located in how you like when did you open that space? Opened it last year in June before we were next door is just a small pop up in the front of another another person studio and then the girls who were at my space moved decided to move to Hillsboro. And I was able to take over this beautiful space about the square feet. Gorgeous. Little picture windows in front. Awning I was able to get Nicole skalski sister the artist. She goes by heart and hand creative. She did this a beautiful mural inside of monster eras and tropical plants and we did this funky. funky color scheme of a green and pink. I told her I said I have eighty s Miami vice in my mind and she totally went for it. So cool. She totally nailed it. Oh, and then you mentioning National Skalski she owns is one of the CO owners of California sister in California sister is it Is it Petaluma. What town is she in? As she's in Sebastian Oval. Yeah at the Barlow. And she's hanging in there retail. Wise. Well I met you both on the same trip and I could tell you were kindred spirits and it's cool that you're both in retail forestry and. Not Competitors you're you've figured out how to. Put your friendship I and because you're not really in the same market really are you know we're we're very different I love what Nicole does I can't deal with Nicole does. Her in Katherine, their style is Gosh I don't know how to describe it. It is it is also romantic, but it's in A. It's in a different way she's she's super local in her products in her flowers. Yeah. But I'm more quirky. I'm more funky I don't know what to say like I'm more. You know if we're talking San Francisco, she would be located on Union Square and I would be located on Haight Street. That's a great analogy. It's

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California sees spike in covid cases, but a declining death rate

The KFBK Morning News

00:45 sec | 3 years ago

California sees spike in covid cases, but a declining death rate

"Infected despite the rising number of covered nineteen cases across California doctors say fewer people are dying from the virus KPK Nick I'm a goddess reports Dr Vanessa Walker who operates out of Santa Rosa's I see you and cares for cove in nineteen patients says the decline of the death rate is partly due to administering steroids avoiding intubation and using from does appear a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis she adds that treating patients with the steroid deca draw is helping people survive the respiratory illness medical professionals have also discovered patients don't need ventilators and that it's better for the body to recover on itself health experts ask people not to let their guard down reminding them the virus's spread based on human

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Data Visualization for How You Shoot

The Digital Story

05:29 min | 3 years ago

Data Visualization for How You Shoot

"We record except data with every picture we take. But how do we use it? If we examine our camera settings over a period of time with a specific model. We can learn a lot about how we capture. This information can help us change the look of our pictures plus assist us with buying decisions for new gear. And the best part is this exercise is both easy and cheap learn how on today's TVs photography podcast? So this is super interesting. I knew the title. Isn't that sex whenever you have data in the title unless you're a star Trek Fan is not that interesting. Okay, but this is truly interesting, and here's the project that I've been working on that. I WANNA share with you today, so I've been shooting with Fuji Film X One Hundred V, since March, in the reason for that is not the only camera shot with, but when I've gone. Gone outside. Is the camera even shooting with? Because I've been doing street photography whenever I wander outside now inside shooting with the Nikon the Olympics, you know all that kind of stuff that you have been hearing and seeing, but when I step out the door in get into an urban environment pretty much since March it's been the Fujifilm x one hundred, and I'm getting to know this camera. This is my first. X One hundred I like a lot, but I'm still learning about it and me together. So the way that I do street photography. At least the way I've done it since March Is. When I get out there, I really want to be thinking about the composition about how I hold the camera about what's in the viewfinder. You know all that kind of stuff and I'm not ask concerned with the actual settings, as I am with other types of targets for example with portrait photography. I'm really thinking about aperture lot I'm really thinking about color a lot with product photography. I'm thinking about depth of field and I'm thinking about exposure. You know so different types of photography have me focus on different things in terms of what are the priorities? So when I go out the door with the FUJIFILM x one hundred I'm really thinking composition I mean. That is my prime thing, and so as a resolve. What I've been doing is setting the camera basically on program mode, so it's on auto exposure in aperture and I've even gone so far as to using auto ISO with. Now in the beginning, I didn't really know how that would work out. And I soon found that this camera is really smart and it a great job in the way that I've been making any sort of adjustments and I'm giving away a little something here from the data. Because I didn't really realize this until I started studying the data, the way that I'm adjusting. The exposure is with exposure compensation. And I know that for a fact now because I have data to back it up so basically what I have been doing is putting it in program mode figuring out what film simulation I want that fits the mood of what I'm capturing, and then I'm just letting it fly just lay, and I have to tell you I have been. Really pleased with the results. This has been a lot of fun. Have Done Street photography in Los Angeles for our March Street photography workshop. I went to San Francisco. As you know a right before they started to open up again and did some black and white street photography there. I've done some photography in Santa Rosa. Here I go out on my bike and that way I can. Get through the police barriers, and all that kind of stuff more easily than I could with a car so I mean I've had some really interesting spots each time that I go out to shoot. I'm thinking about okay. What film simulation do I want and you know one of my after here, but the primary thing is that I need to be able to react quickly and I don't want to miss any shots. I really don't to miss any shots and to be honest with you. I have missed a very few so rolling that all up. That's a big setup for this data visualization thing because when I heard about this APP photo statistic. All one word. Ph Ot O. S. T. A. T.. I STI FOOT OF STATISTIC UP IS A two dollar ninety nine cents APP that you can get in the Mac, APP store It runs on the MAC platform. When I heard about this I go you know what I would love to analyze my work with the X. One hundred V since I've been shooting street photography with it in March and really Kinda. See what's going on in this APP is perfect. What this APP allows me to do is I can point. At a folder full of just I can point it at a capture. One Catalog I can pointed at a photos library. and. I can say you know analyze it. It will analyze the data and shots, and then it gives me all these different ways to look at that information

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"Thriving in the New Normal"

The Digital Story

05:39 min | 3 years ago

"Thriving in the New Normal"

"Many of us are feeling a distance between our art in our daily lives. In my case for example. I'm not spending time with other photographers this week. I should be in the Humboldt redwoods with a bunch of you taking pictures and looking at them and talking about technique and all that good stuff. I'm not. I'm here in Santa Rosa. I'm not traveling. I'm not being hired to take pictures you know. It's really a different situation now. Your particular variables might be a bit different than mine. But I bet you're having many at the same feelings. So what do we do? What do we do about this brand off? The top of my head of choices. We have so first of all we could you know just roll over and die and I don't mean I don't mean physically die. I mean artistically die. Just say you know what That was fun now. It's over. This is the new world and a well as you may have figured out by now. That is not the path that I'm taking nor the one that I'm recommending okay. Here's what I think. We should look for the opportunities within the situation. Tried to capitalize on them and then move forward to. Here's the cool thing. Whatever we do now while we're constrained physically we're not constrained artistically. I'll get to that in a minute. We're not constraints so much artistically as we are physically physical of all the limitations I think is easiest to overcome. Unless you're like locked in a box which were not. It's the easiest overcome I I would take it any day over mental imitation emotional limitation spiritual limitation. I'll take you know being sort of trapped in my studio or trapped in my house over those other constraints so I have Internet. I have my tools at the moment. I have food on the table as a moment. The mortgage is paid. I don't know about next month but we'll deal with next month when it gets here. So what I'm thinking is all right. Let's take a look at five ideas that we could play with during this time of physical limitation in. See what we can come up with. Because here's what happens if we come up with something now then if the world starts to come back to some other kind of normal that involves US actually being able to hang out with each other or go somewhere on an airplane or do a number of things like that then we already know how to do that and then we have whatever we've accomplished during this time and then we'll have both and then what if we can intermingle both into something completely new all right. You see where I'm going here. Let's take a look at some of these things that we can do during this time of internment right number one more self assignments because just because we don't have the physical freedom that we once enjoy. That doesn't mean were confined creatively. We can explore how to stir those embers. Bhai creating self assignments and seeing them through and seeing them through very important. Because if we're successful we'll not only enjoy the fruits of our efforts. Whatever that assignment was. We will have a level of self satisfaction for the accomplishment. And I think this is really important. I think setting goals. That can be accomplished right now. Are Super Important. Because I'll tell you there are days that I get up and they sort of you know. Look at my life and just talking about you know my creative life my working life right now my financial life all those are mixed together. There are days I get up and I look at that and I'm bummed. I am bombed. I just go. How man this is so hard. This is truly difficult and then I'll just go ahead and get to it. Start trying to do one thing and then trying to do the next trying to do something new. You know all that kind of stuff and then I will have a little success. Someone will sign up for a course. Someone will buy a very expensive camera. Someone will do something that sort of puts a little energy into the day and then I get a little momentum and then suddenly I start having more ideas and then I get my energy going. Self assignments can help us in that same way that we set something up that we can accomplish that is worthy of being accomplished. Not only do we have the thing but we get the feeling that goes with it and right now. I think that feeling that feeling good that feeling like I can move forward that I can do something under these conditions. I think that feeling is super important. Because that's what moves us to the next spot. Okay so self assignments. I think are a great way to do that. And they can be anything you can work on for instance assignment for a lot of folks right now. they're just wrapping up digitizing memories.

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