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Capstone Conversation
Capstone's Jared Asch Talks Innovative Economic Development With Ron Gerber
"Welcome to The Capstone Conversation. I'm your host, Jared Ash. Today, I'm joined by Ron Gerber. Ron is a former Economic Development Director, and he has worked in a number of cities throughout the Bay Area, Emeryville, Novato, Walnut Creek, South City, and Vallejo. I like the mix that he's worked in. He's worked in high -end shopping. He's worked in places that are industrial cities, bringing in new biotech, new technology companies, but also trying to keep their industrial base in those cities. We're going to hear an interesting perspective today on economic development. Welcome, Ron. Why don't you tell us a little bit more about your background? Yeah, thank you, Jared. Thank you for inviting me here today. Yeah, sure. The number of cities you mentioned all over the Bay Area, very diverse, which gave me a lot of experience that I'm happy to share with you today about kind of lessons learned and best practices. And let's start chronology. So during the nineties, I worked for Emeryville for about 12 years, and it led to a lot of very innovative practices at the time. We were one of the first to have an affordable housing ordinance, strong public art component, but we also had a city that was respecting its old industrial heritage, but also trying to transition to the next century. And we learned to do a lot of special outreach and work with the community to get results. Like for example, we got the first IKEA store in Northern California to go to an old steel mill site. I was in a couple of small meetings with Steve Jobs that eventually he and our team led to him moving the Pixar Computer Animation Studios to an old cannery site. Also north of IKEA was an old industrial patch that had 52 chemicals of concern. That was, we had to go through the remediation site assembly. That eventually became an urban mixed use town center with multiplex theater, restaurants, and about two over 200 housing units above the stores. It was mixed use, entertainment, living, and a whole variety of uses that really helped other businesses that want to locate there as well, bakeries. And the other thing it also, for example, when you have those businesses with strong biotechnics, that was also an Emeryville, led to other biotechs to be a catalyst. Similar Pixar, to that computer animation studio led to other animation spinoffs and businesses located there. So that was something, a lot of good lessons learned there, but one of the, one of the cornerstones of all that was having community support. The community embraced transitioning from an old industrial enclave while respecting the businesses and the employment base. How do we integrate that and transition with new uses, such as mixed use and housing? Then there, from spent about a decade in the city of Nevada, 15 miles north of there, helping transition the 600 acre military base Hamilton field, but also helping to transform the downtown, which is also very exciting. And there were some good lessons learned there too. And we want to talk about the downtown for a second. It was a very sleepy downtown, pretty much closed its doors at about 5 .30 most nights. But there was some areas that really needed to be upgraded. And I know there's a lot of discussion that's trying about what can we get to anchor the downtown to get things popping on our sleepy main street, seven block main street. A lot of discussion about maybe a movie theater or some other dynamic project. But at the same time, we listened to the community. They wanted a couple of grocery stores, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods were at the top of initial to become an anchor. And most people would say, is it a grocery store, kind of an unusual type of retailer, you get to anchor downtown. And when you think about it, depending upon what your downtown community wants, it can be a tremendous anchor. It was at the far end, the east end of its downtown, and it actually led to a mixed use project with Whole Foods as a ground floor and over 120 housing units on top of it. But one of the things that was so important about a grocery store is in a sleepy downtown at the time, most of those small independent mom and pops closed around 5 .30. And so the restaurants couldn't, they got by. Well, how can you extend the hours? You get an anchor like Whole Foods that's maybe open from eight in the morning till 10 at night, all of a sudden you've expanded something that's doing a 14 hour day instead of eight and a half. See, and a grocery store in like a movie theater or something like that, how often you go to the movies compared to grocery store. So it creates a lot of dynamic projects, daytimes, evenings, weekends, compared to movie theater, which may have weekends and occasional weeknight evenings. When you think about it, frequent shoppers, a lot of traffic, you're going to get a lot of people going to downtown that ordinarily wouldn't go there,
Capstone Conversation
Jared Asch of Capstone Talks to Walnut Creek Councilman Kevin Wilk About Targeted Hate
"Councilman Wilk, let's talk about what happened in June. What has spurred this message of hate? We know that there was a rise in anti -Semitism and hate over the last 10 years. There had been a spike of it in the last six years. We really hadn't seen anything that had been localized. And then our first city council meeting in June. We opened up public communication to all people that were in the audience in the chamber, as well as on Zoom, as we've been doing ever since we were back in person. We kept a hybrid format available and we had a couple of callers into Zoom as usual. And then we had several callers in a row in an organized fashion that called in spreading anti -Semitism hate that was directed at me as well as the Jewish community. And when they were cut off after a warning, the next person called in talking about freedom of speech issues. They're not able to be shut down. We could be sued. The next person called in talking about the Brown Act. Another person called in talking about case study. So it was obvious they were in an organized fashion. We didn't know who these people were. They didn't have their videos on. They had anonymous names and we were stunned that this had suddenly happened in Walnut Creek. That was the first time we'd heard about it. I started paying a little bit more attention to what was going on after that. And unfortunately, there then started to be some other things that were happening in very racist, hateful, anti -Semitic tones. My name, for example, was put on a billboard above Highway 24 with a Jewish star and a white pride banner next to it. We received some very hateful emails. We also were hit with other Zoom anti -Semitic callers at our next meeting. And it happened for several meetings in a row, which moved between anti -Semitism to racism, anti -LGBTQ, anti -Semitism and hate always being part of it all. And then we started to hear about this happening in other cities nearby. And that's when I really started getting involved with the Anti -Defamation League. And at that point, I'll let you, we can hear what Holly, what Clayton experienced when they heard about this and then any other questions you've got too. Before I do that, are these people in your community or where are they coming from? Yeah, so we did hear from the ADL that they'd identified who these people were and evidently they had called into other areas, but not in California at that point. Turns out two of the people were from outside the county, one from Modesto, one from Vallejo and two people from outside the state, one from Georgia, one from Michigan. So in a way, I felt comforted that these weren't people in my backyard, but obviously just the fact that we'd had anti -Semitic and racist flyers that were strewn on the border of Walnut Creek and Concord over the last several months and my name being on a banner across Highway 24. There people weren't in activity that were here, literally in our backyard. And it's good to know that these Zoom callers aren't from here, but of course, when it comes to Zoom, you're able to open it up to anybody calling from anywhere in the country.
AP News Radio
Four Oath Keepers found guilty of seditious conspiracy in Jan. 6 case
"Four members of the oath keepers have been convicted of seditious conspiracy in the January 6th, 2021 attack on the U.S. capitol. This verdict is against Joseph Hackett, Roberto menuda, David Moore shell, and Edward Vallejo. It comes just weeks after a different jury convicted the group's leader Stuart Rhodes and the attack that halted certification of President Biden's electoral victory. It's another major victory for the Justice Department, which also is trying to secure a sedition convictions against a former leader of the Proud Boys in four associates. The Justice Department so far has brought nearly 1000 cases and
The Bill Simmons Podcast
"vallejo" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"And then Jalen guyton is out. Guyton was their big play downfield speed receiver, right? Herbert has played this season without his starting three receivers. One, two, three. For like 80% plus of the snaps. Yeah. Nobody like when Deandre Hopkins was suspended. We were like, well yeah, Kyler Murray was like none of this is gonna make sense. He's losing his top receiver, right? Like when waddle went down against the niners, like, oh, it's gonna be so tough. His second receiver's gone. Herbert's been out one, two, three. As everybody, man, like, Nate ties the athletic said this this week, which was so good. Deandre Carter has played 600 snaps for the Chargers this year. Previously, on like four different teams, he played a total of like 700 snaps. I think half of his career usage has come in this one season for the Chargers. That's how bad receiver has been for them this year. So that's where that team went. And that's why if you're trusting the charges offense to me, I need at least Mike Williams back on the field. I think the Pats are going to lose to Arizona before we go. What are your thoughts? Yeah. This offense for the past is very difficult to predict. And I will say that when they've been successful in these four points, the backs bed very good games, and you can pick on these Arizona linebackers and coverage, like none other, man. Saving Collins, make vigil. Tanner Vallejo is ASM and you can pick on them all. So big ramonda game. That's what I'm expecting. But I don't know if that's enough. And Arizona, again, they're both very material teams. That's a tough one to get up. It's a stay away. Don't bet on that game of America. So next week, can you come back? I want you to announce your finalist for football in there at MVP 2000 20. And the qualification is your 5 person ballot. Okay. Okay. Just the guys that you're texting like Nate tice or Danny Kelly. You're just like, oh my God, did you see that de tackle in the Jaguars? No. No exactly what you're talking about. You know what exactly I'm talking about. All Sunday. Yep. Yeah, all right. Ben solo, good to see you. Appreciate you both. $1 million picks week 14, I won one and a half $1 million last week. That was the good news. The bad news is I am still down 3.094 million, going to be positive before the playoffs start. I promise you. I'm working day and night, and I'm going back to the basics, yet again, straight up bets, galore, steelers, minus two and Africans, the ravens. I like this newest team. They're good to us last week. It's a kitchen sink game for them. They're 5 and 7 if they lose. They're out. Tenants have the might make the playoffs. I actually think they might be as good as the ravens too. Mike Tomlin, these games are always close. I love that we're getting a little extra half point there. Steelers. Minus two and a half, $1 million on that. Same for the Panthers are plus four against the Seahawks, look, Seattle's defense is terrible. We've seen it week after week, John wolford almost beat them last week. I don't mind this Panthers team. Four and 8, two plays away from 6 and 6. Their quarterback for the first month was Baker Mayfield, who was so unwanted by everyone in the league that the rams like begrudgingly claimed him, panther should be 6 and 6. I just think the Seattle defense is terrible. And if Sam darnold was ever looking for the game for his free agency tape, this is the game. Seattle is no pass rush. They can't stop the run. Dante foreman's going to have a big game. Carolina plus four, $1 million. We're going to come back to them for underdog parlay too. Next one, lions, minus one and a half against the Vikings. Now, there's some nobody believes in this factor with Minnesota that scares me a little bit. There are also by football outsiders, DVA, the worst ten and two team of all time. And at some point, you have to ask yourself are the Vikings going 15 and two? Are they going to lose one of these games? Meanwhile, the Detroit.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Check of sports from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian A report out of Spain says that Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski would consider a move to Athletico Madrid as a Poland international is looking for a new challenge after scoring 333 goals in 362 matches since moving to the Bundesliga giants in 2014 The 33 year old's contract ends in 2023 a standard England is Tottenham has knocked down the F 8 cup in a 5th round one zero loss to championship side Middlesbrough as Josh coburn scores in the 107th minute Elsewhere Manchester City beats petersboro united two nil on Crystal Palace gets past toke city two to one Meanwhile Inter Milan and A.C. Milan played a scoreless draw in the first leg of a Copa Talia semifinal match A day after being kicked out of international soccer and hockey tournaments Russia will now be excluded from competing in international ice skating events Russia's ally Belarus has also been banned by the international skating union The decision means that the Olympic gold and silver medalists as well as controversial 15 year old skater Camilla Vallejo will be barred from competing in this month's world figure skating championships Due to the Major League Baseball Players Association rejecting the lead's final proposal before the 5 p.m. deadline to come to an agreement without missing any regular season games commissioner rob Manfred is now announced the first two series of the regular season have been canceled Both sides will have to decide their next course of action after 9 straight days of negotiations failed to reach a compromise on key issues On Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op aid Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash The price of crude oil continues to rally right now in the electronic session WTI a $106 50 we're up about 3% right now after jumping 8% in the New York session clearly it's the war in Ukraine.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"vallejo" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"From around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian A stunner in England is Tottenham is knocked out of the FA Cup in a 5th round one mil lost to championship side Middlesbrough as Josh coburn scores in the 107th minute Elsewhere Manchester City beats peterborough united two nil on Crystal Palace gets past Stoke City two to one Meanwhile Inter Milan and A.C. Milan played to a scoreless draw in the first leg of a Copa Talia semifinal match A report out of Spain says that Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski would consider a move to Athletico Madrid as a Poland international is looking for a new challenge after scoring 333 goals in 362 matches since moving to the Bundesliga giants in 2014 The 33 year old's contract ends in 2023 One day after being kicked out of international soccer and hockey tournaments Russia will be excluded from competing in international ice skating events Russia's ally Belarus is also being banned by the international skating union The decision means that the Olympic gold and silver medalists as well as controversial 15 year old skater Camilla Vallejo will be barred from competing in this month's world figure skating championships Due to the Major League Baseball Players Association rejecting the league's final proposal before the 5 p.m. deadline to come to an agreement without missing any regular season games commissioner rob Manfred has announced that the first two series of the regular season have now been canceled Both sides will have to decide their next course of action after 9 straight days in negotiations failed to reach a compromise on key issues I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash So we know well the war in Ukraine has created a big rally in the crude oil market In other words a big spike today in New York trading with WTI jumping 8% right now we are higher by another 3% with the active contract trading above a $106 a barrel in the electronic session Earlier we had to the U.S. and other major economies agreeing to coordinate releases from their strategic reserves but this is done little in the way of tamping down prices remember tomorrow that is Wednesday we do have the OPEC plus meeting Basically the delegates are saying they're going to stick with the plan of a gradual a gradual increase in oil production So the concern about rising oil is feeding into the inflation narrative and then how the fed may respond tomorrow we'll hear from fed chair Jay Powell before the House banking committee that fed meeting by the way is in two weeks and the swaps market is pricing in about a 25 basis point hike There's also the issue of whether higher oil will dampen economic growth one of the reasons that we're seeing weakness in equities and I guess you could argue that Europe represents the bigger risk on that front We had the European markets on the equity side dropping about 4% today Haven buying in US Treasury sent the yield on the ten year down by nearly ten basis points We were last quoted in New York at one 72 on the shorter end of the yield curve the two year dropping 9 basis points to one 34 the equity market was negative with the exception of the energy complex we had the S&P down nearly 1.6% NASDAQ comp also weaker by 1.6% and the Dow today off about 1.8% As we get set for trading in South Korea at the top of the hour industrial production in South Korea for the month of January was up 4.3% now that's a year over year reading but the estimate was looking for something in the neighborhood of 6.4% So much much weaker on that front The dollar firm after a rally in New York we've got a stronger yen as well at one 1487 in Sydney ASX 200 down a half of 1% More on markets in 15 minutes Check global headlines next at Baxter's in the San Francisco newsroom ready All right thank you Doug got Russia's changing tactics moving into a more brutal form of war in Ukraine The UN is saying moving from a lightning strikes to more widespread universal attacks UN.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"vallejo" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Sylvia Hoffman claiming bronze and the two women bobsled Meyers Taylor becoming the most decorated black athlete in winter games history with 5 career medals Americans David Eliza and Alex Ferreira won silver and bronze respectively in the free ski half pipe The court of arbitration for sport ruling out Saturday that the U.S. figure skaters who won the silver medal in the team event will not receive their medals before the close of the games that I'm skaters involved had been appealing the decision by the IOC not to award any metals into the doping case of 15 year old Russian Camilla Vallejo was resolved Its NBA all star weekend in Cleveland the game itself coming up tonight among the participants Trae Young of the hawks All star is going to be fun just 'cause it's a lot of young guys and a lot of vets and superstars have been elite for a long time but on our team you got a lot of young guys up and coming that plan to be in this game for a lot of years Carl Anthony towns the Timberwolves says he's matured over his all star appearances Yeah I mean I feel like a different player than I was my first All-Star Game My second All-Star Game you know I think I relied so much on my athleticism and this youthfulness that sometimes I put smarts and intelligence to the side Towns won the three point shooting contest The slam dunk contest winner was the Knicks obi toppin Former goalie head coach and general manager of the rangers Emile Francis has died He was 95 years old College basketball to Prudential center seton hall got by depaul 66 to 64 and Yukon with a win over Xavier 72 60 won the huskies of one three straight After round three of the genesis invitational in California Joaquin niemann leads at 19 under by three shots With a Bloomberg sports update I'm Frank arity This is Bloomberg intelligence The new tools that a Meadows can bring allows you to create more immersive content Beginning to sell less oil more electrons Research and data on 2000 companies and 130 industry The supply chain breakdown is combining with.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Latest world in national news with Nancy Lyons Heinz Thanks Tim Secretary of State Antony Blinken is continuing his efforts to unify our allies after an emergency appearance yesterday at the UN today he's in Germany where he spoke at a conference on European security Another day has gone by without Russia doing what it said blinken suggested reducing its presence along Ukraine's border We are deeply concerned that everything that we're seeing including the last 24 48 hours is part of a scenario that is already in play of creating false provocations And then ultimately committing new aggression against Ukraine They get said Vladimir Putin was likely taken by surprise by the united front of Western Allies adding that the path of diplomacy remains open In Washington nerve Chapman loomberg radio International Olympic Committee president Thomas Spock says he was disturbed watching Camilla Vallejo's stumbling performance in the women's figure skating finals yesterday the 15 year old has been at the center of a doping scandal after testing positive for a banned substance Bach says he found it sad to see the lack of support from her closest entourage when she left the ice Rather than giving her comfort Rather than to try to help her You could feel this chilling atmosphere This distance Fox says the valieva incident is raising concerns about whether there should be a minimum age limit for Olympic competition Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120.
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KGO 810
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"All 1 804 injury Today. Vallejo Police are investigating a homicide along fairgrounds. Dr near I 80 Officers responded to reports of a shooting there. Last night, Arriving officers found a man down with at least one gunshot wound. Vallejo Fire Department pronounced him dead at the scene. San Francisco's mission. Dolores Park is open again following an investigation of a suspicious package. It was found on Dolores Street near 19th Street. The street was shut down for some time as well. Earlier this afternoon, Vice President Kamala Harris returning to the Bay Area this week to campaign for governor Newsom in the recall election contest has turned into a close race between Newsome and one of more than 20 Republican challengers. You would ask people a few months ago if you thought that the governor of Blue California Would be potentially recalled. People would have said. No way the polls are showing that this is a dead heat. Governor Newsom has a slight advantage, but it's within the margin of error. And if Democrats don't turn out and vote, he could certainly be removed from office in the coming weeks. NBC's Liz Kreutz in San Francisco, an air quality advisory has been issued again for today. Did a wildfire smoke, however, air quality at ground level is going to be moderate to good? Spare. The air alert has not been triggered because pollution levels are not expected to exceed federal federal health standards. Oil prices are rebounding thanks to some light at the end of the Delta Variant Tunnel. The worst losing streak for big oil in two years is over as West Texas and Brent crude have jumped over 5% on more optimism on the Covid front. The increase snapped a seven day losing streak following the Delta variants spread and fears of weaker demand. But reports of the virus cases dwindling in China, along with the news that the surge in the southern US is speaking, and the FDA has approval of the Pfizer vaccine. There is now optimism that the worst maybe over West Texas crude now stands at about $65 a barrel while Brent crude is up to around 68 bucks. Mark Nieto, kgo 8 10. This report sponsored by Juniper Networks, companies were.
Write About Now
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"Wasn't the guy who screw up the biggest case of the year. Denise i don't wanna get into the details of your of the sexual assault. It's horrible in so many ways i just. I wonder if the decision made in the book. You really go into quite explicit detail about what happened to you. And i wondered if there was ever a moment in making that decision. Where you're like you know. I don't need like you obviously made a conscious decision to explain exactly what happened. I'm curious to your thinking behind. Behind that i think above all you know when we decided that we wanted to share what happened and write a book that we wanted to be as raw and vulnerable as possible. To share specially those salts the position that you're in just the powerlessness and also just the the dehumanizing. I mean it's it's awful. I mean yeah. I mean to not only. Are you sexually assaulted. But he tells you you have to for the camera. Pretend to enjoy it. So it's like even worse than it's just horrible and man twisted and he makes a story up right that you're that somehow he has to show this to his colleagues because he messed up in the. You know. we didn't talk about this. But you weren't supposed to be the kidnap victim. It was supposed to be errands ex girlfriend. At least that's what they told you so anyway. I'm so sorry that happened to you but you felt like it was important for you to tell the whole story. Yeah yeah. I think it's I don't know. I guess in some ways I didn't want to hide from it I think in some ways it was healing Write it out and process through it. And i think to like kind of be able to explain all the different components of of that torture The best way to do that is to to share it It's important for fact that most sexually assault victims are females and for males and other people who haven't been fortunate to not having this that type awful trauma happened to you to gain some level empathy and to see it through victims is is is really important. That's why we shared this through. Our points of view is that we're trying to spread some empathy in may the rush to judgement of particularly sexual assault. Survivors are constantly victim. Blamed or is believed on another component to was that Later in the fbi affidavit. For the rest of matthew molar rich the man who helped me captive raped me. The fbi wrote that in the sexual assault exam there was quote no signs of nonconsensual sex implying that either the rape didn't happen or they weren't that bad or weren't technically rapes. Not something used against me. The fact that i i did what i needed to do to get through it and survive minimize the damage to myself my body. But because there wasn't gruesome internal injuries. Somehow that's not rate. And i wanted to show if not other people who might have that same viewpoint But especial he law enforcement who deal directly with Victims of sexual assault to to see the whole picture of if you don't understand why you don't fight back There are some examples. I mean you guys were traumatized so so many times not just by the perpetrator but by by law enforcement and so when you when you release your dropped off the huntington beach your home town. Many miles away. From lake tahoe. And you just your neighbor you find your neighbor and your neighbor calls your parents were up vay vallejo right and It's you know again that what happens to erin happens. You're like immediately their suspicion on the cops instead of you being this victim that's been traumatized and raped and treat horribly. You're you're so You know i'm released. Were reported that it's all a hoax. I went in for questioning by leo police and the fbi. And i went through the sexual assaults exam And then for months we you know it was just us that they were looking at and trying to threaten with prosecution and meanwhile you know the perpetrators were at large and And a physician to harm other people and you're like a victim again. It's just crazy story in that way and they call you gone girl. Bob shelton i live to vallejo. Is she a real life. Gone girl who demands thousands in ransom after a dramatic kidnap. Police get a frantic call. That gorgeous twenty nine year old. Physical therapist denise hoskins kidnapped from upscale vallejo suburbs but after a ransom demand for thousands of dollars and then a voice recording believed to be denise herself as proof of life police now wondering is husky is a real life. Glon girl like the movie who fakes her own kidnapped for ulterior loaded. You didn't even know what that book was. Or i mean you were aware of it. Ripi had no idea what like. What are they. Even talking about right yeah. I hadn't run the booker. Her seen the movie So for me and mike how can replicate something that. I don't know anything about the twenty nine year old woman who's been called the real life gone girl is fighting back. After police called her kidnapping a hoax is absolutely unequivocally. One hundred percent positively of victim. And this is no host. Denise hoskins lawyer insists. She is fully cooperating with cops even though they've denounced her kidnapping claim. And and you know when my lawyer told me those were the reports at first. You know my thoughts law. Is that a good or a bad thing. Like i mean every second of every day was like is it gonna turn around. Is it gonna finally feel like i'm free. Is this nightmare over. But it just kept being one blow after another after another where it just felt like. I was just being shoved into the turt- And there was really little hope getting out. Yeah thanks to this woman Misty caruso who is a detective In like as dublin california that put together this like this is this is similar this case to case she was investigating of a couple who were also the attempted of a similar thing. They broke into the bedroom at night and and asked the couple to do the same thing. But in this case this guy fought back and then as a result right there was a skirmish and the the the perpetrator escaped and left like a cell phone behind or something. I mean that's how that's how they were able to track down to lake tahoe. This person down to lake tahoe. This is my understanding for reading your book and and this misty caruso put it together. This matt muller so this guy. They find matt muller he is like ex military the fbi announcing and arrest in the case thirty eight year. Old matthew muller a former marine a harvard law grad disbarred immigration lawyer criminal complaint has been lodged against him charging kidnapping pleading not guilty the couple holding hands and holding back tears. This changes nothing about the humiliation. The violence that was perpetrated on them nearly four months ago by a psychopath will you guys ultimately are vindicated somewhat. Because the truth does come out. You weren't lying. This all happened to you. The one thing that's a real mystery is at. They caught muller but they but you you feel that there was two people in the room at least two people in the room right so there is you do still feel like there might be somebody else out there.
The Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neal
Joey Chestnut Eats Record 76 Hot Dogs in 10 Minutes
"A Vallejo native is the winner of the annual Nathan's famous international hot dog Eating contest again. It's the 14th win for Joey Jaws, Chestnut. Who knocked back an impressive 76 hot dogs in 10 Minutes on Saturday morning in New
KQED Radio
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"Raised enough money through an online fundraising campaign to procure 200 oxygen units and Delhi. I'm Sarah Hussainy. Take your neediness and you'll hear more from representative Khanna on morning edition in just a few minutes in San Francisco yesterday, Public schools welcomed about 2000 pre selected middle and high school students back to campus is KQ BDs, Julia McEvoy reports. Because of facilities issues and the need to comply with safety standards. The district rerouted some returning middle schoolers to nearby high schools. One high school Burton is hosting four schools. Classes are kept it 14 and all kids had to go through a public health screening. Still, there is no date yet for the return of the rest of the district's middle and high schoolers, which is disappointing to Julia Powell. 1/7 grader at Martin Luther King Junior Academy. I'd really like to me is way more easier face to face because like I can actually understand on zoom is just wait more difficult and different. But distance learning is making it possible for Julia to finish the year at her school. Her mom stopped working during the pandemic and moved her family to the East Bay City of Pittsburgh. I'm Julia McEvoy. KQED news officials in Vallejo are considering a three year nearly $2 million program aimed at reducing shootings by identifying and supporting those at the center of Gun violence. KQED is Alex Emslie explains. Laiho had 79 more shootings last year than the year before. According to police Department crime statistics, murders in Vallejo more than doubled in 2020. Those trends appear to be continuing this year. The City council is considering a program adopted over 10 years ago in Richmond, helps significantly reduced shootings in that city. Von Bogan created the Richmond program at its core investing in people caught up in violence, and I get it the challenges often why make the level investment in these guys who should be in jail? Well, first and fore most these guys aren't in jail, and secondly, what we do. With them, and these investments into them are working to reduce gun violence. Flay hose exploring federal funding for the program. I'm Alex Emslie KQED news and there's more at KQED died or G'kar. I'm Brian. What Support comes from Oakland International Airport with over 1000 daily seats to the Hawaiian Islands so low how begins at a wake. A support for NPR.
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"vallejo" Discussed on KQED Radio
"T essa agents. Jane Martin is airport director for S E I U United Service Workers West. She says some members have died since the pandemic began in the Bay Area. I know of three at SFO and one in San Jose of our members. Move past from called it and you know there could be more. Martin thinks the workers got covert on the job, but says it's hard to be certain. SFO says over 400 employees have tested positive for Cove it and the port of Oakland says there have been around 47 cases. Both the union and the airports are pushing for transportation workers to get vaccinated as soon as possible. I'm Polly striker. KQED News State lawmakers are looking into what led to last summer's massive cove in 19 outbreak. It's San Quentin State prison KQ BDs Katie or has more from a hearing yesterday. Report from California's inspector General Roy Wesley found the mismanaged transfer of prisoners to San Quentin lead to 75% of the prison's population being infected with Cove. It 28 inmates and one staff member died. Wesley says the initial transfer was done to keep medically fragile inmates safe. However, he says it was deeply flawed. For instance, what alarms were raised by medical staff that no testing had recently been done. Those concerns of medical staff were ignored by their managers, Wesley says. When inmates arrived at San Quentin, including some showing symptoms of Cove it they were not isolated from the rest of the population. Assemblyman Mark Levin, whose district includes San Quentin, questioned why it took so long for prison officials to take the outbreak seriously, he says Early on, he called for a number of steps to be taken. For an operational command to be set up for an alternate care site to be set up for spacing for the incarcerated people, so limit spread. None of this took place until July. The federal receiver who oversees the state's prison health care system, acknowledges the transfer happened too fast, but says the agency was dealing with an urgent situation. In Sacramento. I'm Katie or KQED News. The foundation set up by the family of a man killed by Vallejo Police is holding a rally at the State Capitol today on the second anniversary of his death. KQ BDs Nina Thorsen reports. Willie McCoy was shot and killed by Vallejo police officers on February 9th 2019 after he was found asleep in his car in a fast food drive thru lane. His family and the families of other people who've been killed by police are asking for a civil rights investigation into the Vallejo Police Department. They also want legislation to give the state oversight authority for all investigations of police shootings. As well as a statewide mandate for body worn cameras. And they want state legislators and district attorneys to reject donations from police unions in their future campaigns. I'm Nina Thorsen KQED NEWS. There's more at KQED dot Zorg. I'm Brian. What support comes from Bridge Bank today, a division of Western Alliance bank offering flexible financial solutions to entrepreneurs. And the venture capital community well, seasonably cool and dry weather conditions will prevail through mid week, according to the National Weather Service. Another.
KFI AM 640
"vallejo" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Must be at or below 80% of the median income. The county is expected to start accepting applications next week. The Atmospheric river that just ran through. So Cal made one meteorologist. Very happy. Finally, we got some rain for southern California, National Weather Service meteorologist Kristen Stewart told Wake up call. Our recent storm really was the humdinger forecasters were expecting, especially upon the central coast. We're expecting like a ton of rain. I know the atmospheric river just comes stalled up there and brought some areas up to 15 inches of rain. As for rainfall in so Cal over an ancient downtown L, A, which Stewart says his broadest closer to normal rainfall totals, But How about three inches below normal For this time of year? We are expecting a little more rain next week. Jennifer Jones Li Ke a Pie news So Cal weather from Ko Phi Clouds will give way to morning sunshine highs in the fifties and sixties. Clouds then return for a slightly warmer Sunday and yet another system going to move into southern California with cooler temperatures and a chance of rain Tuesday night. Into Wednesday, right now checking Southland temperatures. Calabasas 39 degrees. It's 43 degrees in Arcadia 46. Degrees in ELISA Vallejo, and it is 48 degrees in the city of Orange. We lead local from K F Eyes. 24 hour news room. I'm Bill Seward. All lanes closed in Fountain Valley on the north and four or five Euclid to Brooke Hearst. It's Caltrans work till around 6 A.m. there detour signs in place. They're crashing Diamond bar on the eastbound side of the 60 before the 57.
KSFO-AM
"vallejo" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Need it on demand from Fox News and Amazon. Alexa, now checking KSFO Traffic East found 5 80, just west of North Flynn rode in the Dublin area, lots of wooden debris scattered across the three middle lane. Some vehicle swerving to avoid that. High wind advisory in effect right now, through the Altamont Pass in Oakland, 8 80 south bound between High Street and about 66th Avenue, the right lane has been closed for construction work. In Burlingame, the ANSA boulevard ramp from North found one. The one that's gonna remain remain closed until nine this morning and in Vallejo Highway, 29 in both directions closed between Redwood Street and Highway 37 due to downed power lines with cancer vote traffic. I'm Mel Baker. 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. Doug Andrew here You know, as 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. It contains 62 stories of actual clients who have employed the laser fund to diversify and save hundreds of thousands of dollars of unnecessary tax..
KLBJ 590AM
"vallejo" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"National Average savings when you customer survey to seek in 2019 The you kind of like this guy, But when you can't decide between the filet O fish or the Big Mac, and he says, What did you both? Thank you? You definitely like this guy meal. Get it at McDonald's. When you get two of your faves for just six bucks, let me family precious participation be very single and regular price on show thistles out of Vallejo, California, the city's planning commissioner, just stepped down, resigned, quit the job after a video conferencing meeting last week. According to The Times Herald, Chris Platzer, he could be seen sipping from alleged bomb Well, a beer, beer, cursing off screen, and then, at one point, he tossed a cat across the room. He threw a cat. Apparently the cat jumped up on his desk was about to step on the laptop, so he's drinking beer and throwing cats, he said. Hey, Santa little drug you withheld on everybody to meet my guy. I wanna introduce you my cat, and then he just chucks it off camera. Platzer resigned from his post, telling the newspaper in an email. I didn't conduct myself in that zoo meeting in the matter befitting a planning commissioner and I apologize. Nice and he quit his job. He's out the door for drinking beer and tossing CASS Why'd you leave through? Can't Todd and done Show Way Day mornings 5 to 10 A.m. on news. Radio K o b. J. Why does number m 89 51 t a c o b 76 6 50 60 Sarah Kay spear from radiant plumbing, heating and air. So we got married in 1999. And no, I got that all wrong Truth that's completely wrong. We got me 96. Yeah, it was then. So Brad grew up in the plumbing trade. And I was a registered nurse and 1999. He actually started working for himself, and I was jumping in and helping us. He started to hire more people, and it was pulling me more and more into it, And we just had a really take the looking go. Okay. What are we doing here? We're going to do this partially, or we're gonna try to build something that we would be proud of something that we could do together and it was a big decision for me to quit nursing. But we could see the vision what we could accomplish together in The fun of having that common shared goal. So at the end of five, we harder for.
KQED Radio
"vallejo" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Ori invented democracy that season. We're filming. Now. I've filmed six episodes since August. I've been in Portland talking to activists. Black lives matter. Activists important about how they're trying to transform Portland while at the same time in many ways, white terrorist are coming in from outside of Portland around organ to confront them. I've been to Atlanta to talk to the New Georgia project and a lot of that, and Atlanta's an amazing place where black people really are trying to transform it. Lana. And yet it later, handsome without most biggest wealth, disparity and economic disparity of the country, especially for black people. You know, I've been, too We did never stood here in the bare it talking about policing and you know they're here. This cat Brooks. There's James Burke, this pastor Michael McBride. There's the motive. Vallejo project is over. Taylor journalists And those people are all working hard to transform the system. But they know that the biggest act against them W. Kamal del Bay Area native we appreciate it. Thank you very much. You're listening to morning edition on KQED. Time is coming up on 8 29 on KQED. Brian returns in a minute with KQED news After some traffic news. Joe has your latest update right now. Might be a stall in the sandwiches or the Santa Cruz Mountains. 17 south down south of the summit. No sign of a slow down there. One of the few slow spots is south. They did he still from Stevenson down to south. Three mumble of Arctic crash being cleared out of the middle aged in there about a half an hour now. There's a crash in Nevada, one of one South Bend it elevated, a Prada reported, but it looks like it may be on the shoulder. No sign of a slow down there either. And the fog advisories had been extended out to the San Mateo Bridge. That's been foggy and the Dumbarton Joe McConnell for KQED Support for KQED this morning comes to you from Genesis, a global Cloud Contact center software provider. Genesis allows organizations.
NewsRadio KFBK
"vallejo" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Locked and loaded for what he have. Yes, that's coming out of the Fairfield Daily Republic. So San says Solano County Transit reminds commuters that now they have a pilot bus that goes to the San Francisco Ferry terminal That's in Vallejo, and it will be free through February. 1st. So the new pilot buzz departures that connects Vallejo to the San Francisco doing P Commute hours. What's it called again? It's a just A just a pilot bus doesn't really have a name for him. Okay, well, good. That's good. Free is good, like free. That's and it's free until February, 1st. It was a is a pilot program that they're trying out to see how many people actually going to write it. Yes, BBC is reporting this morning. The world The organization was planning on sending an investigative team into China to take a look at the origin of the virus right to Wuhan. Initially, of course, we were told by the Chinese edited it started at an open air market. There were lots of questions and skepticism surrounding that that it may have started in a lab. So they said, OK, come on in and take a look. And then all of a sudden, the investigative team from wh shows up in China said No, You're not coming. They denied them entry. Yeah, they said there was a problem with, I guess one of the visas or something, so it least one member of the team turned around and went home. But it's unusual. Wh o to come out and talk about this and criticized so that a significant right rightly so. I mean, China has a lot to answer to, and they're not. And by the way in Hong Kong 50 pro democracy protesters arrested. Yeah, the Chinese crack. They're cracking down in Hong Kong, and they're denying the world any investigation into Wuhan. Isn't it? Strange too? I mean, this has been going on now, almost a year. Well, and it has a year almost here in this country, and we don't know. The exact origins. Are we ever going to know? I don't know. They tracked down the origin of Ebola. I mean, fairly quickly, like within mine, but we're dealing with the Chinese government. Yeah. I mean, we can't trust them. You can't. Well, look how they behaved. Well, they're not letting people into investigating right key, right? Yeah. All right. Let's talk a little bit about me. Come back in three minutes s. Oh, maybe the kids they're planning planning maybe to go to college and you're planning like I'm not gonna pay for this. Right? Right. That's a big question. A lot of parents are asking or or maybe it's you. You may be your mid career and you're like, Oh, I need to go back and get my MBA. But there are places you can go where money is available? We touched on that in just three minutes. Collect your $1000.
KFI AM 640
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"An abundance of caution with in these uncertain times, taking the fifth spot, six there's pivot, followed by Karen. The list has been published every year since 1976 so Cal weather from K F I. We've got low clouds and fog getting together and that should lead to a partly cloudy day for you with highs in the sixties, all throughout the south land, and it's going to stay that way pretty much through the week. A slight warming trend starting on Tuesday, may get up to 70 in some of the outlying areas. Right now it's 44 degrees in Calabasas is 45 degrees in Arcadia, 45. ELISA Vallejo, and it is 49 degrees in the city of Orange. We lead local KF eyes. 24 hour news room. I'm Bill Seward Contractor's license. 10 47 7 81. The high temperature limit control isn't working the flame rollout sensors bad, A cracked heat exchanger and a faulty flew. Exhaust pressure sensor are super dangerous. This span limits sensor and flame proving sensor. We're both bad. We inspect all six safety components every time we do a gas furnace safety check, And if you've got electric heat, chances are you've got a heat pump, which is really just your air conditioner running backward. That means that never gets to rest runs forward all summer that runs backward all winter. That's like running the 29 Mile marathon, then running another one. Your system is gonna love you if you call right now and schedule a system rejuvenation. It's the best $129 you'll ever spend and won't give you a safety guard dog face mask and a flashlight. Yeah, Joey teaching am It'll keep you cool, but it's hard to spell attention. Homeowners. Have you heard those low rates offered by some lenders only to find out their low rates come with thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in points and fees. And interactive mortgage. Our 15 year fixed is only 1.99% rate and a PR, no points. No lender fees, and we'll even pay the escrow title and appraisal fees. That's right. Ah, 1.99% rate with no fees. So why would you ever pay points or lender fees if your loan amount is between $300,000.822,000 dollars? You need to call interactive.
Clark Howard
Thanksgiving Travel Picks Up At Miami-Florida Area Despite CDC Warnings
"Officials have urged Americans not to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, but airports in the Miami Florida area are seeing a surgeon travel unlike anything seen since the pandemic began. Reporter Jessica Vallejo reports on those traveling in and out of Miami airports, including many Americans who have not seen their family since last winter. No matter where you look the terminals that Emma are busy this day before Thanksgiving, Peter Rodriguez was one rushing to his terminal with his grandson, My family. I got to my mom for me face timing his family before checkpoint, he says. It will be the first time he sees his family in Texas. Since the pandemic began. For Natasha. She just arrived from New York City. It will also be her first time seeing her father as cases have surged across the country. But she says she didn't feel safe on her American airline flight, and it was small, but I have to say the flight was pretty packed. I was a little concerned.
Dr. Wendy Walsh
Official resigns after throwing cat during online meeting
"A city official in the bay area has apologized for what went down on a zoom call Vallejo planning commissioner Chris Platzer has resigned after city officials said he threw his pet cat and drink a beer during a teleconference meeting that was available to the public witnesses say plots are announced I'd like to introduce my cat and then picked up the pet before suddenly tossing the animal off screen city officials say he was also heard making derogatory remarks after the online meeting had ended according to the times Herald plots or send an email to the newspaper announcing he's stepping down and apologizing for his behavior his resignation comes just days before the city council was set to consider a resolution removing him
Dressed: The History of Fashion
Hook, Line, and Sink-Her, a History of Fishnets
"Mechanization of textile production as you know what really kind of signal the beginning of the end. For many of these handcrafted industries like lace knitting and simple sewing because these things increasingly transitioned to being made by machine and the latter two are the means by which the majority of people socks were saying sewing and knitting That's how most people socks and hosiery were made for centuries upon centuries and we just want to say that we've received numerous requests to do an episode on knitting. But I think you and I kind of intimidated by this topic. I know it's a huge. I mean it's just a giant giant topic. Yeah knitting and there's actually entire podcast just about knitting. Yeah it's very true and and just diving into this topic as you know just for this past week or two. It's very clear that this could be an entire. The history of knitting could be its entire podcast because its existing cultures around the world for hundreds if not over a thousand years ancient Egyptians appear to have been some of its earliest practitioners. I guess there's a there are extent I don't guess I know. They're extent knitted socks dating to the third or fourth century. Ad So well they also at the Vienna have really helpful instinct quote unquote history of knitting essay. I think we'll probably post a link of that somewhere. And they tell us in this essay that there is evidence of knitting goods being produced and circulated in Europe from the fourteenth century on so knitting was used in the production of men and women's hose at the time and we have to remember. We're not talking pantyhose. They were not fully fashioned. They did not have a crotch. These are two separate garments one for each leg and foot and as we can imagine and I'm sure many of our listeners who knit can relate. Haning hose was a labor and time intensive process. So you would think that people might have been a bit relieved when the English clergyman William Lee invented the first mechanical knitting machine or stocking frame as it was known the sixteenth century when he created it but alas they were not they are actually quite pissed well and like with many modern technical innovations. This is all had to do with the fact that many people's livelihoods were depending on the old way of doing things right so in this case the hand niggers the knitting industry exactly and so when lease machine that had stockings were presented to none other than Queen Elizabeth. The first herself she rejected them for this very reason. She reportedly told him quote. I have too much love for my poor people who obtain their bread by the employment of knitting to give my money to Ford invention that will tend to their ruin by depriving them of employment and thus making them bakers and from this moment on lease stocking frame and its subsequent evolutions. Were incredibly controversial. You just have to look at the protection of stocking frames act. Seventeen Eighty eight which rabbit hole people go. It's fine and the destruction of stocking frames act of eighteen twelve to realize that people wanted these machines. Gone that go away. They would not lease machine might represent one of the first examples of mechanization of textile production. But it would absolutely not be the very last you know. His invention was first major stage. In what would become the textile industries wide revolution that transformed the ways at textiles and dress reproduced. To this very day and these some of these other inventions include devices such as the cotton gin the card loom and ultimately the sewing machine so these machines like so many textile innovations of the industrial revolution. They would transform the industry but they would also displaced thousands of workers in the process and by the end of the Eighteenth Century. Lease stocking frame was being adapted to produce lace. But it would be John Heathcote. Bob Monette machine that is credited with perfecting it. Heath Coats machine produced plane net lace which we might refer to as tool today. April this is where stocking production and technology begins to go way over my head. I can guess because we have a ton of like textile trade industry publications in the collection at fit and they have like all the machines and diagrams and scientific information mean that this is like hardcore science. We're talking about. Yeah and there's a lot a lot of innovation happening in the knitted hose industry in the eighteenth late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries so it was a bit overwhelming and you know this because textile and specifically stocking production was incredibly integral to the British economy economies of the world over so there are these highly detailed reports about its development throughout the nineteenth century about the development of knitting technologies and netting technologies and there are a lot a lot of developments as April mentioned in the eighteen forties. Commissioner was appointed by Queen Victoria to report on the State of framework knitting industry and he produces a densely packed. Sixty five page report. Sixty pages complete no with not only the history of the knitting industry but in the country but also a quote list of the various kinds of machinery made use of in manufacturer of hosiery and lace with the names of Inventors From Fifteen Eighty Nine Aka. William Lee. We just spoke about two eighteen forty to eighteen forty three the present day so needless to say by the beginning of the nineteenth century the list which spans hundreds of years at this point was quite extensive and includes everything from lease stocking frame and Heathcote Bob an ATM machine to numerous others including casts quote machines for Lang. Hair and Jose remade wigs. I think I I think I need to know more about this and even eighteen. Oh three a fishing net machine but apparently it's failed being made by fishermen cheaper than by machine at this point so I guess the point would really trying to drive home as that lace and lace net where being machine made in the early nineteenth century and by eighteen forty five. There's a journal. Being produced by Pennsylvania's Franklin Institute and they reported on the modes quote of Work Fabricating Lace and Framework Knitted Manufacturers introduced from foreign states and this included machines for round fingered gloves from Madrid in Spain. Figured Work Shawls and quote unquote nodded hose without seems from. Leone and Barcelona and a quote cylinder particular machine for making fancy net hose and that came from a sound sturdy little bit. I think I'd take layers a needle. Okay okay but still just say but these these were not fishnet nets right. They're not for catching fish or fish. Net Hose No. They're not and I'm at but I am actually happy to finally share things to these evolutions and laze technology and eighteen eighty nine. We find the very first use of the term. The actual term fishnet in Harper's bazaar in relation to women's dress and they write the fashionable diesel returned from Paris bringing down with many new features gowns of India soaks Chinese crepe a fish nets and leases. But I did not find the use a fish net in relation to hose or stockings until over twenty years later in their nineteen twelve fall fashion number the trade publication dry goods reporter reported on a quote. Black Vallejo's of pure silk in a fish net pattern but they assure the readers at the hose were not intended to wear next to the skin but to produce novel effects when worn over white or colored hopes so from the very first introduction of fish net hose into women's fashion. We are already seeing these associations with eroticism. Yes you know. And they're kind of scared of that association right because they assured their readers again that quote. The new fishnet hose that we illustrate in this article has been shown to newspaper representatives. And some of them have used it as a subject of humorous articles. Conveying the impression that it was to be worn next to the skin. You know so this erotic potential of this garment is literally illustrated in this article. There's kind of the irony of it because they have this woman modeling this novel. Hosiery and April. We see her ankles. No what are we GONNA do. Candle shock and awe article continues on quote. The hose may never become a big seller on the market but the effect produced by them. Is Novel any store? Having at least a single pair of them for exhibition purposes could attract unusual attention to their hosiery department. So that's hilarious. There were basically like saying Ou. Come look at these scandalous stockings. You don't have to buy them. We're not really selling them right right. And I mean. It remained a novelty throughout the teens. Basically until nineteen twenty and this is where we see a more widespread acknowledgement of what the dry goods reporter calls the quote Unquote fishnet effect. In
Cultivating Place
What Led Joe Joe Clark to Become a Naturalist Educator
"We ring in the New Year of this new decade with the power of twenty twenty twenty hours for the making this week. We welcome Gardner Naturalist Educator Husband and Lily Lover Joe Joe Clark born and raised in Vallejo California to a garden loving mother. Joe is a naturalist working on interpretation public engagement and education occasion and nearly equal amounts of paperwork for the Napa County Open Space district taking him to both state and county parks in coastal stole Northern California. He joins us today from his home garden to share more about his garden life journey and his abiding love for the lillies. Welcome Joe for excited to the Audio podcasts. I'm so grateful so before we get into to your fieldwork. Go back a little bit. Tell me about your earliest influences. That led you to be this kind of person. Why Natural I? I'm sorry I garden at home and I have to thank my mom for that. I was born in Vallejo California and my childhood was pretty awesome. I had an opportunity to to be outside a lot and with that ed come with the tours so we had a garden in the back of our yard and it had all these vegetables that I loved. I mean I love eating. I love eating but the fruit that she she drew was amazing and my younger brother. He actually took on a lot of the homework and kind of a thank sort of guided the guard for me. I was more into other things that I could eat. But the things that attracted me through my is that That sense you know and the smell and so she did have some irises. That were in the front yard. I didn't really know that they were native but later on I kinda grew into you know my my interests of native plants of California -Fornia they were native They were Douglas. Iris Mummy version. And so that developed this hunger I guess you know
This Morning with Gordon Deal
California Relies on Planes, Lessons From Past to Prevent Deadly Blazes
"With us California has battled some of its biggest wild fires this year with a new weapon a plane for example outfitted with infrared sensors that can see through smoke to plop the Blazers perimeters and transmit the coordinates to firefighters in real time the plane has mapped many of the major fires that exploded in the past few weeks including five in the greater Los Angeles area and the king came fire in cinema county north of San Francisco more on wild this wildfire season has not been as deadly as ones in the past from Erin L. worth disaster reporter at the Wall Street journal Erin what we know so far there have been more than five thousand players this season but that tracked by cal fire but none of them have have gotten to the point that they are as destructive or as deadly as something like a camp fire that destroyed last year that killed eighty five people they're not as destructive say as the twenty seventeen fire storm in California's wine country is that you know destroyed Q. Q. neighborhood in Santa Rosa killed more than two dozen people were just not we're seeing we're seeing fires but they are not doing the same scale of damage that's not to say that they're not doing some damage the people have people have lost homes showed that heart wrenching thing to go through it but again just not on that huge scale towards and it's not because these fires are hitting the same areas and there's nothing left to burn that's not the case right no in fact in terms of the can keep fire one of the things that I was told was that in some ways the fire was filling in areas that had burned repeatedly so some of them are starting in the same general area but it's not like they're on top of the the the buyer or the campfire burned or anything like that so what are some folks point to here in terms of lessons from the past well good to start with the experience a lot of people say you know California firefighters they are constantly dealing with these wildfires they are just crawling on drawing on previous experience cute to go after these things and you can look at at a fire fighting it can be like the one in Contra Costa or the one in Vallejo where they've they've learned that you know in red flag whether the need to pre position so a red flag warning will come up and a red flag is what you have you know high winds and low humidity and essentially big fuel load up lots of things that might be able to burn a fire to be likely so don't don't yeah extra engine to add an extra ladder trucks add prepare those resources and then make sure that they have the firefighters available to you take take those recorded out when needed and so the other day one Contra Costa was under a red flag to be fought like eat fire in in a fifteen hour period and they drew heavily on those pre positioned resources while speaking with Erin L. worse disaster reporter at the Wall Street journal teacher in a piece entitled California relies on planes and lessons from the past to prevent deadly blaze as well so they point to here what do we actually kind of cool stuff happening you have been I'll call it a consortium of firefighting agencies and mark Porsche other California counties who have started to rely on the line I'm pretty advanced technology bear in the supercomputer that in house at UC San Diego and the super computer it's called wife higher it it basically is a modeling program and it will take real time weather data known fire corridors and then a bunch of other information and add two one eight by your store like say the Getty fire in LA firefighters will pop what they know about that fire into into the modeling program and why fire will essentially it out predictions about what the fire might do you thanks Erin Erin feel worse disaster reporter at the Wall
Hanson McClain's Money Matters
California wildfires: Newsom issues proclamation
"Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a statewide emergency due to the effects of unprecedented high wind events that have resulted in fires and evacuations across the state we can get fire in cinema county has burned more than thirty thousand acres the take fire in southern California has also caused the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents a small fire broke out this morning near Vallejo what the flames coming dangerously close to home the blaze was reported shortly after nine AM in the Glen cove area forcing the CSU maritime academy to issue an evacuation order is the H. P. is diverting traffic the interstate highway seven eighty the blackouts may not be over even after today's fast winds subside more offshore winds are expected to arrive on Tuesday and the genie says they could also warned power set off the company seventy forecast noted elevated chance of cutting power in parts of six towns in its service territory on
Hostage
Today In True Crime - Zodiac Killer
"I'm Vanessa Richardson and today we're discussing the murder of Paul Stein a cab driver who gave a ride to the Zodiac killer on the night of October eleventh nineteen sixty nine and was killed in his car after reaching his destination had it not be in for a communications breakdown within the police the Zodiac killer's ten month long killing spree might have ended that night four we discussed the hunt for the elusive Zodiac killer. Let's go back to the evening of October eleventh nineteen sixty nine twenty nine year old Paul Stein didn't like to define himself as a cabdriver that was his night job meant to support him as he pursued his doctorate in English at San Francisco State University he was even gearing up to quit just a few months before he'd been mugged by a passenger and ever since he'd felt a tinge of worry whenever a stranger got in his car Stein had decided that cabdriver having wasn't for him but he still needed to work the job while he found something else and so on the night of October Eleventh Stein and his Yellow Bob were cruising through San Francisco's theatre district he picked up a new fare at some point around nine thirty pm the singer was a white man even the brightly lit intersections that surrounded San Francisco's Union Square the shadows seemed to dance across the passengers ace keeping him in a gloomy shroud Washington and maple the man said in a near whisper he didn't speak again Stein started the meter and pulled away it takes an average of eighteen minutes to reach Washington and Maple in the presidio Heights neighborhood from union in station Stein's passenger remained silent for the entire ride Stein didn't mind that he'd been driving a cab for long enough to expect all tips he'd had passengers told him their entire life story from the backseat of his cab others like tonight's ride kept silent speaking only to require Esta Destination Stein thought about turning on the radio but decided against it all of the stations were talking about one thing anyway the Zodiac killer just two weeks before to students had been tied up and stabbed by a man in an executioner's hood over at Lake Barry Esa the get up was weird enough but the guy had also been writing letters to the city's newspapers sending puzzles for people to solve the city was on edge wondering when the next attack was going to come Stein didn't want to think about it he opted for the Ambient Din of the assing city instead if the passenger minded he didn't speak up Stein reached for the meter he pulled over at the corner of Washington Street and Apple Street wait the shadow shrouded man whispered from the backseat pull on up Stein didn't speak he just nodded as he put the cab back in gear maybe the guy had gotten his address wrong it happened all the time where to Stein asked as the cab cruised along Washington street here the man said suddenly as the cab approached the next intersection after Washington and Maple Stein pulled over and turned off meter the man owed six dollars and twenty five cents he leaned forward from the back seat reaching into his pocket to get his wallet Stein's opposed he didn't even see the gun the passenger raised his nine millimeter pistol and fired point blank into Stein's head Stein was dead before his head hit the steering wheel the killer wanted the cab and moved around it to the front passenger door he opened the door and reached in to pull the keys from the ignition. He pocketed them then he snatched Stein's wallet from his pocket and began to rip his shirt apart the killer didn't know it but he was being watched three teenagers in an apartment across the street phoned the police shortly before ten pm they reported a man white may be tween twenty five or thirty five with reddish brown hair and heavy rimmed glasses they could likely see Stein's body from their vantage point down in the cab the killer grabbed a swatch of stine's torn shirt and took off down Cherry Street patrol officers Don Falcone and Eric Films were the closest to the crime scene as they made their way toward Washington Cherry their dispatcher gave them an update on the suspect he described the man they were looking for as a black male so when falcons elms passed a heavyset white man walking away from the crime scene they thought nothing of it they hurried to the scene only then did they learn that the dispatch had mixed up the suspect's description falcons elms both realized that they had very likely just past the killer coming up at the man hunt sweeps the surrounding blocks now back to the story Paul Stein was murdered in his cab fifty years ago today on October Eleventh Nineteen Sixty nine in San Francisco's presidio Heights neighborhood a manhunt ensued police searched the surrounding blocks but it was too late the killer was gone the murder was not initially linked to the Zodiac killer the crime didn't fit his usual mo all of the other known Zodiac attacks had occurred in secluded areas and the victims had all been cut goals the gun that the killer used to kill Stein also did not match the suspected weapons used in the other attacks it was the Zodiac himself who led the police to suspect that there was more to Paul stine's murder since August of nineteen sixty nine the Zodiac killer had been mailing letters to the San Francisco medical the San Francisco Examiner and the Vallejo Times in these letters the killer took credit for his crimes taunted the police for their inability to catch him and sent bizarre ciphers that he challenged the police to try and solve it was also in these letters that the killer had shared his name the Zodiac the killer had not sent a letter in several weeks the newspapers had not heard from him even after the events of the timber twenty seventh nineteen sixty nine when the Zodiac had killed Cecelia Shepard and attacked Bryan Hartnell but on October third eighteenth two days after Stein's death the San Francisco Chronicle received a new Zodiac letter it read I am the murderer of the taxi driver over by Washington Street and Maple Street last night to prove this here is a bloodstained piece of his shirt I am the same man who did in the people in the North Bay area the San Francisco police could have caught me last night if they had searched the park proper early the letter included a bloody scrap of Paul stine's shirt the witnesses who had initially called the police worked with a sketch artist to produce composite sketch of what they believed the killer looked like this was widely circulated but to no avail the Zodiac killer wrote another letter to the San Francisco Chronicle on November ninth nineteen sixty nine in it he claimed that he actually spoke with police officers on the night that he killed Paul Stein this is likely untrue officers Falcons films reported that they had just seen the man passing on there way to the scene and realized after the subjects description was updated that they might have missed him still if the man that Falcons Elm saw okay was the Zodiac than that was the closest that the police ever got to catching him between December of nineteen sixty eight and October nineteen sixty nine the Zodiac killer brutally attacked seven people killing five of them he seemed to resurface at least once more in eighteen seventy when he attempted to abduct a woman named Kathleen Johns and her infant child Kathleen later linked her attacker to the police sketch of Paul stine's murderer the Zodiac killer continued to send letters to the San Francisco Chronicle over the next few years in some he claimed credit for murders that had occurred in the San Francisco Bay area but the police were never able to definitively connect him to any of those crimes today on it seems unlikely that it ever will
Serial Killers
The Murder of Paul Stine: 50 Years Later
"I'm Vanessa Richardson and today we're discussing the murder of Paul Stein a cab driver who gave a ride to the Zodiac killer on the night of October eleventh nineteen sixty nine and was killed in his car after reaching his destination had it not be in for a communications breakdown within the police the Zodiac killer's ten month long killing spree might have ended that night four we discussed the hunt for the elusive Zodiac killer. Let's go back to the evening of October Eleventh Nineteen Sixty nine twenty nine year old Paul Stein didn't like to define himself as a cabdriver that was his night job meant to support him as he pursued his doctorate in English at San Francisco State University he was even gearing up to quit just a few months before he'd been mugged by a passenger and ever since he'd felt a tinge of worry whenever a stranger got in his car. Stein had decided that cabdriver having wasn't for him but he still needed to work the job while he found something else and so on the night of October Eleventh Stein and his yellow Bob were cruising through San Francisco's theatre district he picked up a new fare at some point around nine thirty pm the singer was a white man even the brightly lit intersections that surrounded San Francisco's Union Square the shadows seemed to dance across the passengers Ace keeping him in a gloomy shroud Washington and maple the man said in a near whisper he didn't speak again Stein started the meter and pulled away it takes an average of eighteen minutes to reach Washington and Maple in the presidio Heights neighborhood from union in station Stein's passenger remained silent for the entire ride Stein didn't mind that he'd been driving a cab for long enough to expect all tips he'd had passengers told him their entire life story from the backseat of his cab others like tonight's ride kept silent speaking only to require Esta Destination Stein thought about turning on the radio but decided against it all of the stations were talking about one thing anyway the Zodiac killer just two weeks before to students had been tied up and stabbed by a man in an executioner's hood over at Lake Barry Esa the get up was weird enough but the guy had also been writing letters to the city's newspapers sending puzzles for people to solve the city was on edge wondering when the next attack was going to come Stein didn't want to think about it he opted for the ambient din of the assing city instead if the passenger minded he didn't speak up Stein reached for the meter he pulled over at the corner of Washington Street and apple street wait the shadow shrouded man whispered from the backseat pull on up Stein didn't speak he just nodded as he put the cab back in gear maybe the guy had gotten his address wrong it happened all the time where to Stein asked as the cab cruised along Washington street here the man said suddenly as the cab approached the next intersection after Washington and Maple Stein pulled over and turned off meter the man owed six dollars and twenty five cents he leaned forward from the back seat reaching into his pocket to get his Wallet Stein's opposed he didn't even see the gun the passenger raised his nine millimeter pistol and fired point blank into Stein's head Stein was dead before his head hit the steering wheel the killer exited the cab and moved around it to the front passenger door he opened the door and reached in to pull the keys from the ignition. He pocketed them then he snatched Stein's wallet from his pocket and began to rip his shirt apart the killer didn't know it but he was being watched three teenagers in an apartment across the street phoned the police shortly before ten pm they reported a man white may be tween twenty five or thirty five with reddish brown hair and heavy rimmed glasses they could likely see Stein's body from their vantage point down in the cab the killer grabbed a swatch of stine's torn shirt and took off down Cherry Street patrol officers. Don Falcone and Eric Films were the closest to the crime scene as they made their way toward Washington Cherry their dispatcher gave them an update on the suspect he described the man they were looking for as a black male so when falcons elms passed a heavyset white man walking away from the crime scene they thought nothing of it they hurried to the scene only then did they learn that the dispatch had mixed up the suspect's description falcons elms both realized that they had very likely just past the killer coming up breath man hunt sweeps the surrounding blocks now back to the story Paul Stein was murdered in his cab fifty years ago today on October Eleventh Nineteen Sixty nine in San Francisco's Presidio Heights neighborhood a manhunt ensued police searched the surrounding blocks but it was too late the killer was gone the murder was not initially linked to the Zodiac killer the crime didn't fit his usual mo all of the other known Zodiac attacks had occurred in secluded areas and the victims had all been cut tells the gun that the killer used to kill Stein also did not match the suspected weapons used in the other attacks it was the Zodiac himself who led the police to suspect that there was more to Paul stine's murder since August of nineteen sixty nine the Zodiac killer had been mailing letters to the San Francisco medical the San Francisco Examiner and the Vallejo Times in these letters the killer took credit for his crimes taunted the police for their inability to catch him and sent bizarre ciphers that he challenged the police to try and solve it was also in these letters that the killer had shared his name the Zodiac the killer had not sent a letter in several weeks the newspapers had not heard from him even after the events of the timber twenty seventh nineteen sixty nine when the Zodiac had killed Cecelia Shepard and attacked Bryan Hartnell but on October third eighteenth two days after Stein's death the San Francisco Chronicle received a new Zodiac letter it read I am the murderer of the taxi driver over by Washington Street and Maple Street last night to prove this here is a bloodstained piece of his shirt I am the same man who did in the people in the North Bay area the San Francisco police could have caught me last night if they had searched the park proper early the letter included a bloody scrap of Paul stine's shirt the witnesses who had initially called the police worked with a sketch artist to produce composite sketch of what they believed the killer looked like this was widely circulated but to no avail the Zodiac killer wrote another letter to the San Francisco Chronicle on November ninth nineteen sixty nine in it he claimed that he actually spoke with police officers on the night that he killed Paul Stein this is likely untrue officers Falcons films reported that they had just seen the man passing on there way to the scene and realized after the subjects description was updated that they might have missed him still if the man that Falcons Elm saw okay was the Zodiac than that was the closest that the police ever got to catching him between December of nineteen sixty eight and October nineteen sixty nine the Zodiac killer brutally attacked seven people killing five of them he seemed to resurface at least once more in eighteen seventy when he attempted to abduct a woman named Kathleen Johns and her infant child Kathleen later linked her attacker to the police sketch of Paul stine's murderer the Zodiac killer continued to send letters to the San Francisco Chronicle over the next few years in some he claimed credit for murders that had occurred in the San Francisco Bay area but the police were never able to definitively connect him to any of those crimes today a is the fiftieth anniversary of Zodiac's last known murder the killer's identity has never been discovered as time continues on it seems unlikely that it ever will
Morning Edition
Officials say California deputy lied about being shot
"An LA county sheriff's deputy lied about being shot by a rooftop sniper last week in the parking lot of a sheriff's station in Lancaster on him I know says frantic radio call sent hundreds of deputy searching for the shooter captain can Wagner says Reynosa admitted he made up the whole thing and cut holes in his uniform to make it look like he'd been shot there was no sniper no shots fired and no gunshot injuries sustained to the shoulder completely fabricated the sheriff's department intends to firing no Sir no surprise there and continue to criminal investigation of the incident staying on law enforcement earlier this month families of people shot and killed by police applauded the new bill signed by governor Gavin Newsom which aims to restrict when officers use lethal force standing behind the governor at the signing ceremony with the sister of on Helen Rommel's who shot and killed by Vallejo police in two thousand seventeen since then a different story of how Ron was was killed has emerged and this is added to a growing sense of mistrust of police symbol a ho Erica cruise quemada a producer with the KQED podcast the bay reports wishes I lose mother moved their family from Vallejo to Oakland in twenty eleven because she worried about game violence that was the one thing my mom was afraid of losing her kids and that's why she wrote a song here only for a cop to kill my brother angel Ramos was shot in his mother's backyard on January twenty third twenty seventeen police say they got calls from neighbors about a fight at a large party something Sadler refutes settlers as the police have since crafted and narrative around the word party to make the situation appear less sympathetic to her brother she says it was just a family gathering with drinking and music but it wasn't like a party how the media tried to put it out there was all who lived here police say they arrived on scene to find angel Rameau's in a fight armed with a knife according to documents from the Solano county district attorney officers sacri Jacobson said he saw Rommel's making stabbing motions toward the guy lying underneath him Jacobson told investigators that to keep Rommel's from stabbing the victim he had to shoot I know they were lying in for sure in of course they got a make up something to try to cover their mates almost his family says he didn't have a knife when he was shot and they've since found evidence to support that the person run was was allegedly attacking has joined the family in a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Vallejo denying the official police version of events he says Rommel's was clearly an obviously unarmed when he was shocked and police interviews with a firefighter and medic who responded to the scene say there were no weapons near the body when they arrived I mean it was a hectic fine don't get me wrong but I feel like everybody should just went to jail here's something nobody should have been murdered the DA's office during the shooting lawful the little police did not agree to an interview for this story citing ongoing litigation Sadler has become an activist against police shootings she would like to leave a Leo but she says not until her brother's case is over for the California report I'm Erica
Bullseye
Looking Back at Rap Legend E-40
"Is the rap legend E. forty if you're from the bay area like I am you know him as one of if not the greatest cultural forces in music of the region certainly in hip hop he became that way because of an utterly unique style here's one of his first break out singles rappers Paul and I would have been waiting for the let's see forty name himself the ambassador of the bay that's what he is he was born and raised in the small town of Vallejo in the East Bay and he's brought the culture of the bay area to the world Graham she would have called him an organic intellectual fiercely independent and unlike anyone or anything else reminds me of the bay area itself forties distinctive style overflows with language his bars are stuffed to the gills with words both real and imagined he's hip hop's king of slang and he's a stylist without peer he's also spent his career at the forefront of independent music building a rap empire that changed the way that records were made and sold in hip hop and beyond he is both an artist and of movement his distinctiveness has kept him relevant for three decades now for mob music in the nineteen nineties to hi fi slaps in the arts two new records today his themes are simple hustling street life a little bit of wisdom and a lot of money making here's the latest single from his new album practice makes paper it's called chase the money most
Ethan Bearman
White officer demoted for Snapchat video taunting black woman
"So to have this video of an officer. It was posted on Facebook. Yesterday shows an officer. Tackling Vallejo residents. Adrian Burrell after Burrell refused to back, wait. Now, the officer, of course, has the right, and we cannot interfere with their ability to do their job. But the officer there's limit on that officer can't if I'm standing ten feet away. I'm not interfering. Officer can't say you're interfering. And then make it into the fact that I'm interfering by approaching meeting. Oh, no. We have the right to film you in public. Just like we have the right to record public meetings with public officials. It's really clear. So the fact that this happened at all in Vallejo. Is problematic and it's happening too far too regularly. The individual in question here. Resonant Adrian Burrell I'm going to quote him from his post, the this unfortunate circumstance put me in a situation where if I was to defend myself as the officer went after him in the video, then I would have been a hashtag or worse. My death would have been ignored or excused on the premise of McLaughlin's, irrational fear and remember in officer who fears for their safety has justifiable. Use of force. Unlike you and me that is a special provisions we have given law enforcement. So I'm I'm just always curious. Where that line is when I know I know way too many law enforcement officers who I've talked to who will talk to me off air not recorded it, Sarah, never want to be named on this type of thing. We're like, it's impa. It's so hard to get rid of the bad cops. We all know who the bad cops. Are they all have told me this? Now, all many have told me this. We know who the bad cops are, and it's so difficult to get them off the force because the union rightfully has some rules in place. Make it hard to just get rid of officers. And you can't go after people you can't beat them up and then to make this one even worse. Once they found out. This guy was a veteran. They let him go. What? So we really do have a multi tier system of Justice. So if you're a black man, you get treated one way, you're a black, man. But a veteran what will treat you just a little bit better. What if you were a white guy white guy who is a veteran? What if you're a wealthy famous celebrity veteran white guy? Where do we draw these lines? It is
Chip Franklin
U.S. and Mexico to set up joint team to fight drug cartels
"Now on Amazon Alexa open the cagey oh eight tenths skill does, he HP says an arrest has been made in the freeway crash that killed an. Officer and a Vallejo man near, Fairfield, last week announcement will be made later this afternoon crash killed forty six, year. Old CHP officer Kirk GRIs and. Forty nine year old high may manual of Vallejo, former CIA director John Brennan is not deterred by losing his. Security. Clearance Brennan telling MSNBC that President Trump's decision to revoke his clearance is an abuse. Of power, I do believe that Mr. Trump decided to take this. Action he's done with others to try to intimidate and
Glenn Beck
At least 69 killed in apartment building blast in Syria: Monitor
"A Syrian search and rescue group says a death, toll from Sunday explosion straight to apartment, buildings in a rebel held town as, risen to sixty seven the Britain. Based Syrian observed shift human rights says an arms depot in a basement had detonated in the Sunday blast bringing down to five story apartment, buildings act this say the death. Toll, includes many children. Meanwhile the civil defense also the white helmets is still searching through the. Rubble looking for survivors the observatory thinks that was run by an arms dealer involved with the. Group as liberation committee the cause of the blast in a village near the Turkish. Border wasn't
Dr. Asa On Call
7 Things Your Hair Says About Your Health
"Seven things your hair says about your health your hair talks about your health you're look, at somebody and just say with that healthy well the, hair and skin and the eyes. Remember the eyes of the window to the soul but her hair. Talks so much. About what's going on with their health believe it or not so. Seven things your hair says about it gray hair and stress so anyone, who's, watched, the, presidential, hair, from campaign the campaign knows this dress. Turns the hair grey but oxidative stress may. Affect the pigment producing cells says dermatologist Parade I Mira Monte who's. At the department of dermatology at the permanent a medical group Vallejo California. Colleges don't know exactly why, the trauma and stress will turn. The hair gray but. They say explains when your hair greys it's. Dictated partly. By your genes also zinc deficiency that's a. Big one brittle hair in Cushing syndrome is. Another big one so brittle hair. Is a symptom of cushing's but there are many other obvious, symptoms that causes hair to be brittle, it's caused by excess cortisol which can be high, blood pressure fatigue and back pain and the treatment for cushing's can include, certain doses of medications. That could be caused condition other people might, need surgery chemotherapy or. Radiation correct adrenal glands overproduction cortisol but another was dry thinning here in thyroid disease hypothyroidism I remember, Hypo means low does not functioning as high as it, could Hypothyroidism. Means that you're not working, that effectively and. It. Can cause tiredness cold,