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No kidding: California overtime law threatens use of grazing goats to prevent wildfires
"And overtime law in California could threaten the use of grazing goats to prevent wildfires. The park supervisor in West Sacramento, Jason Pablo, uses hundreds of goats to munch on long blades of yellow grass in the city. Essentially, mow those down to reduce the fire risk for the upcoming dry season. But new state labor regulations in California are making it more expensive for goat grazing services like Tim Aerosmith's company to operate. We can not fix the current legislation. We will be forced to sell these goats to slaughter and to the option yards. And we'll be forced out of business and probably filed for bankruptcy. Goat herders would be subject to the same labor laws as other farm workers. Hundreds of millions of dollars has been spent on putting out fires, very little has been spent on fire prevention. The changes at goat grazing workers would be entitled to overtime. I'm Ed Donahue.
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NBA playoff action, Tampa Bay loses again
"AP sports, I'm Bruce Morton. The NBA playoffs are often running. They began with blowouts, Philadelphia got 23 points and 13 boards from James Harden in a one 21 one O one victory over Brooklyn. In Boston, the Celtics raced out to a 30 point bulge at the break and hung on for a one 12 to 99 decision over Atlanta. Meanwhile, there were late dramatics in Cleveland where the Knicks outlasted the Cavaliers one O one 97. Josh Hart's three ball with one 49 left, gave New York the lead for good. And in the west, Sacramento defeated Golden State one 26 to one 23. Baseball Tampa Bay began the season 13 and O. Now the rays are 13 and two, this after falling at Toronto 5 to two. In other American League action, winners included the tigers, guardians, Astros, Yankees, White Sox and Red Sox, among the national leaguers and the W column were the mets, Diamondbacks, braves, Phillies, pirates, and Padres. Bruce Morton AP sports
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"The Nevada state line due to low visibility, blizzard and winter storm warnings have been in effect KO VR TV's Madison key has more. By 80 at applegate is lined with truckers. While they wait for the interstate to reopen. I want to do what you say here. There's nothing else you can do. This kind of had to sit and swipe. Some drivers opted to wait out of the snow in West Sacramento. Rows of trucks filled the truck stop with no plans to leave Tuesday. GM is cutting some salaried and executive jobs the automaker is using the word small numbers to describe the cuts. They come as GM looks to cut $2 billion in costs over the next two years. Consumer confidence slips again in February. This is CBS News. Now there's a simple, easy and effective way to clean your nose and protect your health, it's called navy. Available at Navajo dot com. Ten O three on WTO PS Tuesday evening, February 28th, 2023 at Tyson's 50, but we could be down to the 30s later. Good evening on Dimitri sodas for the top local stories we're following this hour, a man is dead. After police say he pulled a gun on U.S. Marshals, executing a search warrant on him in southeast D.C. as WTO's Mike Morello reports from the scene this all began about one this afternoon. Two U.S. Marshals were trying to serve a warrant on the man on third street southeast. As they attempted to apprehend all this person, there was a slight or short, very short foot pursuit that
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"With the California Days Association. John Libertine, There was 93.1 kft. Okay. KFBK. California Wildfire watch the bridge. Fire is now 25% contained between Auburn and Forrest Hill in Plaster County. The blaze has burned more than 400 acres since it started Sunday near the Forest Hill Bridge. The Plaster county sheriff has lifted evacuation orders for nearby Lake Clementine. Caltrans says highway 50 years again open in South Lake Tahoe as residents were allowed to return home Sunday, the Cal door fire remains a threat further to the West and highway. 50 is still closed between icehouse and sawmill roads. Mandatory evacuations remain for Myers and Christmas Valley. The counter fire is 49% contained, but it spurred nearly 217,000 acres. In spite of the threat of wildfire, Lake Tahoe homes are still selling and his kfbk is Dina Kodiak tells us they're going above asking price is some buyers actually put bids on listed homes even as the cow door fire inched closer to South Lake Tahoe, an unnamed Realtor says one property sold for over $684,000. That's $35,000 more than the listed price. She explains that there's simply not enough Sierra homes to meet demands since the pandemic began, more people are moving to the Tahoe region as they can work remotely from home. And she says, Get away from the city life. Dina Kodiak News 93.1 kfbk Our Next update in 30 minutes. I'm Joe Michaels News 93.1 kfbk. Sacramental traffic, checking kfbk traffic at a very pleasant good evening to we go to highway mediated shut down in both directions between Shake Ridge Road in 89 due to the Calder Fire. A new accident in our group has got your foot on the brakes north Pound five at Hood Franklin Road. It's in the center divided, also partially blocking the left lane north of Sacramento Al Verte Road at East Levee Road, There's a brush fire reported there. Southbound 99 at a brisk pace between the 80 50 split at Laguna Boulevard and West Sacramento. Flying through eastbound et between 50 and what Avenue for the party leading the way home Traffic center Steve Herrera News 93.1 Km P. Carey Now Sacramento weather Tonight. Clear Low 64 to 68 Sunday to partly quality and hunt tomorrow.
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"I mean, just a little of that, and you're dead. That's a rough one in Los Angeles this morning and the entertainment news. Let's get out to the roads and get some traffic news from Bob Williams. Take it away. Bob and Sam. This report brought to us by indeed dot com. Got some rough spots this morning, though not on 80 westbound Roseville will split 10 minutes. Just little sluggish traffic between greenback and the cap city connect westbound cap split the downtown in 10 minutes, you'll slow a little bit making that transition beyond five will grow of the downtown 15. That's Sluggish, slow traffic, fruit ridge up to the 50 connector, Dortmund 99 this morning It's 16 minutes spots of sluggish traffic before flooring all the way up to the 50 connector. Westbound 50 pull some downtown 23 minutes. So you quite a bit of heavy traffic coming from around Mayhew towards how avenue we'll see you in five out of Woodland 26 minutes very slow for Marina Boulevard all the way downtown, all having to do with problems on 80 and 50 this morning on the West Sacramento side of things, Um five very slow from my 80 out past highway 99 eastbound 80 50 games coming in Davis, the downtown of 15 minutes. Outbound, very heavy traffic. 80 slows at I 5 50 slowing back at I five as well and that the merge very heavy traffic heading towards Davis hitting speed bumps in your hiring process, streamline your route to hired with indeed. They're hiring platform makes it easy to attract screen and interview candidates all in the same place by your next great hired at visit, indeed dot coms, comp slash credit visit indeed dot com slash credit Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings afternoons news 93.1 kft kick They were looking at sunshine with a high of 104 in the Valley. Tomorrow's high 107 in the Valley Thursday. 103. So here we go. Triple digits for the next three days. All right news from.
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"Grant comes from the U. S. National Institutes of Health to Women are in critical condition after a pickup truck plowed through a crowd of Fourth of July celebrates in Anaheim. A driver lost control of his truck while doing burnouts in the street and veered toward a large group of people. The driver was detained at the scene but later released. That was a quick look at the latest news. I'm Nick, Um, I got this from the I heart radio newsroom. Sacramental traffic checking KFBK traffic. You're stuck in a parade of vehicles. West Sacramento westbound et between El Camino when the car's way for the compounding the problem on the Reed Avenue offering from westbound 80. There's a two vehicle fender bender on the shoulder. CHP at the scene attending up in the Sierra westbound 50 at the Pioneer Trail. There's a multi vehicle pile up blocking the right lane. SACRAMENTO dealing with a crash eastbound 50 at 15th straight two cars involved in the right lane. Remember flashing amber lights ahead me move over if it's safe to do so for the body leading the way home traffic center Steve Herrera News Saudi 3.1 KFBK. Now. Sacramento weather And your sunshine this afternoon the high of 90 to 90 for it and I create a partly cloudy low 55 59. They had a good deal of sunshine Tomorrow Live 88 to 92 sunshine on Wednesday 9 92 to 96 of AccuWeather's Bob Larson. News 93.1 kfbk. Stuff hated less than 30 minutes. Breaking news, the second in heaven on Sacramento's news, 93.1 FBK It's Macy's July 4th cell with an extra 20% off.
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"Yeah, it does. It. Does it. Science. Look it up. Of course. You know Brian nobles. Of course, she she would know that That's scary. Movies and love have something tied together. Love ride at the carnival, and when you went inside, it was all full of scary stuff that now all leads up. This report is brought to you by churches. 80 from Roseville. Nine minutes gets into the cap City split, Get a little slowing in spots on the cap City Freeway 10 more and you're downtown, though 13 minutes get too informal growth on either five or 99. Are on the high five rather on 99 16 minutes. That's due to some slowing that begins right around Florin Road. 50 looks good. All the way in from Folsom. That's an 18 minute commute from Woodland on I five No delays there 20 minutes and got some slowing the one the North bound side from Del Paso too. A little bit past highway 99. If you're coming in from Davis, he sound 80 across the causeway. No delays there 16 minutes in the heavy stuff is going the other way West down. I 80 very slow from West Help me? No. All the way there were little pass. West Capital not completely back to the limit. Ew Pass Child's road. Ah, lot of that is due to some construction blocking Elaine of westbound on I 80 getting through West Sacramento backing up 50 westbound all the way the Harbor bowl into churches today and experience a true original bourbon black pepper smokehouse chicken is back pepper and kissed with their bourbon glaze on Leah churches, only five box churches, bringing that down home flavor offer valid at participating locations. Traffic center news 93.1 kfbk, all right, It is going to be warm today and I know that because my forecast group says scorching sunshine. Those warm dry weather also is.
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"Your news 93.1 camp. They live everywhere on the I heard radio happened under Smart speaker. I'm talking about this controversial issue and I, frankly it doesn't have to be controversial. And my friend Brian just sent me a quote that I think in Capsulize is all of this and I'll share with you. And by the way, Brian is an alum of re Americano High School. He says. History is not there for you like or dislike. It is there for you to learn from And if it offends you even better, because you are less likely to repeat. It is not yours to erase. It belongs to all of us. I think that pretty much says it all. And you think about how That the value that this represents because it is such an extraordinary example of Seemingly extreme behavior. And there is no assurance that this phenomenon could not could not happen again. Could not be repeated. Let's get calls 808 34 15 30 Carl is very patiently waiting West Sacramento Carl. Good afternoon. Welcome to the conversation. Sure, thanks for holding on. Thank you. I want to point out that it's things like Paul Potts. Happening, 30 years after Hitler 25 years after Hitler swept out over a third of the population and communism Killed over 100 million people, and it's still appealing to people. Yeah. Whereas fascism doesn't mean in reality is we have forgotten the lesson. We've said all we're never gonna do fascism again. But then they say, Oh, communism seems fine. And that's I think, honestly, my bigger concern is right now that people think Oh, fascist Marxism Communism Marxism. Isn't that bad? Ignoring the story history of well and by the way, you don't have to go back a substantial period of time. You could look in the real world in virtually real time to see how Different systems have worked and where they failed dramatically and look at the the flight from those other nations that have had people living out of that kind of rule. So your point's well taken. I think the study of the everything even even if you look at people's lives, just nothing is as dramatic is what we're talking about here, but simply looking at looking at decisions that people have made the courses of action that they have taken that have worked out well. Mistake's quite honestly can be the most valuable lesson. That we can use in terms of educating ourselves to learn from mistakes. The most efficient way to learn from mistakes is to study the mistakes of others, because that puts us in a position where you don't have to do endure the harm. That that, frankly typically comes from significant mistakes, But you can avoid the the repeat of those mistakes and I find it very ironically, appreciate the call very much girl. I find it ironic that we find ourselves today and very contemporary Real times. You have a set of circumstances in the Middle East. You have a Hamas who is actively Assaulting Israel and Israel who's our ally? Eyes is moving, obviously unambiguously to protect themselves. They're not attacking as civilians. They're going after the forces that bring harm to them. And I see a big divide in this country, especially among politicians who seemed t not be able to grasp the concept that it looks very much to me as though our allies in Israel are virtually live heat over the overly simplify this But their world is kind of like a environment in which you have neighbors lobbing Molotov cocktails your way. And you're expected to just take it. They have to be bold. They have no choice but to be bold. It's a tiny state. It's the population is about that of Los Angeles County. And S O. They are surrounded by people who want their lives to end want their lifestyle, their beliefs, their values their heritage, their religion to stop. I? Ironically, we get major pushback when we study. The Holocaust study that the Nazi Germany period and because it does have rough edges on it, it could be offensive to people understand that The same time in very real sense. Real time. We have people who are resisting the idea of the United States supporting our ally. And I find that very, very difficult to comprehend their cases. There's a case in Los Angeles last night very near the Beverly Hills West Hollywood city limits where you had people out dining at an outdoor venue. People came by and asked him if they were Jewish when they acknowledge yes, they were. They were subjected Tomo to an element of terrorist. Fortunately, nobody was injured. But why? Why we have a society in which we cannot seemingly except in some corners, the fundamental truth of history. The same time not have the courage to stand up against people who seek to bring harm to two innocent people in the case of Israel, T to civilians to women and Children who have nothing to do. With the capacity to engage in war. That's not what it's all about. So the world is a very complicated place. And if, as we lose our ability, we lose our Our grip on the idea of being able to accept the truth of history. That's why when this critical race theory and 16 19 project comes up I think it's very important that people have a fundamental understanding of what that does, and I would never support the notion of putting a glossy finish on everything that is American history. I don't support that. For a moment. We have to be true. We have to be candid. About what where we've made horrific mistakes in the past where we've done very bad things. Where we have viewed the world and viewed human beings that make up the world and less than appropriate terms. Then you also have to look at what we've done. Since that time we've worked towards making that go away, resolving that problem and evolving to a tremendous place since then, and that's it for me is you can tell by the sound of music but stick around because you've got the lovely and talented Kitty O'Neil coming up next with the afternoon news. I'll be back here with you tomorrow. Have a great evening so long. Building a better Sacramento who's 93.1 Kfbk news Radio and I Heart radio station. Also heard on 15 30 a M and available.
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"Very latest news. 93.1, kfbk, Plaster and Sacramento counties remain in the red tear for covert 19 related reopening even as many others Counties in California are relaxing their restrictions. K P. K's Greg Fishman has more both Sacramento and plaster counties. Air seeing Case rates drop but not enough under the current tier system to ease up Sacramento health officer Dr Olivia to Syria. I think we are lagging behind a bit with vaccinations, and that's why we are working so hard with the pop up clinics to make it easier for people to get vaccinated, so I don't think it's one factor. I think it's multiple factors and plaster County health officer Dr Rob Oldham agrees to be the things they're going down a little bit on our case rate per 100,000. But we also know that face and shift very quickly, particularly, you know, we have new variants of concern that could spread more easily. Both doctors say the solution is to get more people vaccinated as quickly as possible. Greg Fishman news 93.1 KFBK will delve deeper into the story for 17 right now, 402 and we look at your top national story. The Supreme Court siding with an illegal immigrant in a federal deportation case. K P CASE, Tom Roberts has two tails court ruled that the Justice Department did not provide the Guatemalan immigrant with proper legal notice on the details of the deportation complaint. The ruling was 6 to 3 and unusual alignment of justices ruled for the defendant as three conservative justices. Joined with three liberals on the high Court. Tom Roberts News 93.1 KFBK More news Now, if cave because Joe Michael's getting plastered County sheriff's deputies and correctional officers will soon be wearing body cameras cave because John Brown eyes he has more. The Motorola Watch Guard V. 300 camera system comes at a cost of $4.8 million and includes an in car camera that activates in conditions with the body warn version to offer a second view, they'll automatically begin recording at the start of an incident and be uploaded for Review at the Sheriff's office. The three year pilot program for county sheriff's deputies will be implemented over the next nine months. The Plaster County Board of Supervisors approving the multi million dollar contract this week in hopes of increasing transparency and accountability, reducing complaints and resolving incidents. Police in Roseville, Auburn and Lincoln are already using body worn cameras. John Brennan is E news. 93.1 KFBK Former Insurance commissioner Dave Jones, now joining the race to succeed Doctor Richard Pan is the state's six the district senator. But it's kfbk is John Lowe. Bertini tells us the race is about more of in the candidates. The sixth District is going to be redrawn. But how and where the lines go, remained to be seen. Political consultant Marv India's says change is coming, It will continue to have a good portion of the city of Sacramento, which obviously is a very progressive part. Incumbent Richard Pan currently represent Sacramento, West Sacramento, Elk Grove and unincorporated portions of the county, a steady independent thinkers who Davis believes voters are still looking for. We don't know if they will choose to move the district line, perhaps east or south or even maybe North, all of which are more conservative areas. Right now, the field is made up of career politicians. Sacramento City Council members Anjali Cash Be and Eric Dura and former insurance commissioner Dave Jones. John Libertine. News 93.1 KFBK KFBK Continuing coverage. California Wildfire watch as temperatures continue to heat up. Preparations continue for California's wildfire season ABC is Alex Stone tells US Southern.
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"Boy's death was reported by health officials in San Diego. It is the first covert related death of a child in San Diego County. Latino child who had underlying medical conditions, died on January 23rd unemployed Californians will have to wait another month to get their benefits. Assemblyman Jim Patterson says the computers at the E D D R unable to process the federal funds Patterson says he was told the delay is due to programming infrastructure that was not in place to make payments for people whose claims rat out the day after Christmas. San Francisco is holding a special celebration to honor the city's covert heroes. All San Franciscans are invited to attend the virtual event to see thanks to those on the front lines of public health care. The February 11 festivities will feature a citywide display of heart sculptures and a performance from Santana. I'm Angelica Rubio Ha! Sacramental traffic in a very pleasant good afternoon to kick off in Davis Westbound 80 before Kidwell Road. There's a motorcycle crash block in the left lane, the writer down and emergency crews around the way. Bumper to bumper West Sacramento Westbound 80 between Reed in the Yellow Causeway, Southdown Fair Oaks Boulevard and Greenback Lane in Sacramento. You have a two car collision blocking the right lane. The CHP is at the scene, attending and in Woodland. Be careful, Self down I five and West Street reports of trees on fire. Traffic on the tense every 10 minutes. Mornings and afternoons, Steve her aura news 33.1 kfbk Now Sacramento weather as we have through today, we'll see mostly sunny skies highs.
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"Carol want everybody down here, So I'm not sure what in X s stands for? Really? I'm enjoying it here on the power, Walsh. Oh, hey, Happy Friday, Two years. I've got some about acronyms. Apparently, there's quite of white supremacy, culture and their raises. What What? Robin, West Sacramento. He's been waiting patiently, Rob welcome. Hi. How are you? Good, Rob. Let's see here. I've been listening for two weeks. And but this is the first time I've ever called so A minute and she calling you're so Thank you, Mom. Thanks for joining us for the last two weeks. Rob by. We appreciate that so much. Yeah, I think that the end of Lacey P. So it sued San Francisco School board. P D. Q. Right, right, right. Yeah. I mean, I have a theory, though. I reason why The San Francisco school board did this Was so So that you would talk about them on your show. Oh, Okay, Okay. This is the second time that they come up with some nutty thing that you've had a chance to talk to on yourself. That's true. Think that's good? I think that's it. It could be. I'm not into conspiracy theories on Ted kind of You know, laying the groundwork here? Sure, Sure. Well, listen, I would not. It would not surprise me. I think people do that at times because they do want you to talk about them. Um, some people say Well, any publicity is good publicity. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. But I'm certainly going to be talking about him in this regard. Rob will tell you that much zm. I don't know what made the school board think that they can fight. The rest of the American society on this I mean, you know,.
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"Your forecast, And it's a nice one Sunny today with a high near 60 degrees in the valley, Then tomorrow sunny skies with a high near 65 degrees, And on Saturday much the same Sonny behind your 65. So it looks like a great looking weekend on the way. Okay. News from your neighborhood now. Albert Parnell joins us. Would he have? Yes, that's coming out of the Chico Enterprise record. So the town of Paradise wants to remind drivers that the Paradise Police Department will now be conducting speed enforcement with a new radar device. According to the town. Most of his newly highly hired police officers have completed necessary training to use the new Aladar equipment for speed enforcement, which is a light detection and ranging device. So they use light. And they make it into like a three D device in order to make sure that you know that you're speeding. They got a new way of getting you. Yeah, Yeah, We're going always come up with those toys. Yeah. And then you always say you lower. I must be fine, right? But it sent $5500 barometer must be broken. Have you ever gotten out of a ticket? Any of you Really? I know you have right on my man. You have right One time she I told you. I knew it once I got out of a ticket. What was? How do you do it? He just I think you just felt sorry for me. Oh, Albert doesn't even buy that one. I don't know. I've done. Did you bet the eyelashes? Yes. You didn't know my dad was the CHP. Lieutenant. No, no, no, I didn't. I took my lumps most of time. But I mean, I got pulled over quite a bit so Really early on when you're first. You're a new driver. So you were a lead foot of U Shaped up? Yes, I have. She also talked to one of the great wine tasting experts in the world Lead foot over here. You know, it was James Suckling is his name. He's part of my new podcast, which is out this week. But during the pandemic, he teaches a master class. And that was one of the things my husband, my in our adult Children would do. Every week we take this master class. It was something to look forward to when we were all locked down together. And so you thought at the time I needed interview this. Yeah. I thought you give these fascinating and he's had a very any from California. We're gonna hear from him. Going out. We're back in three. Sacramento's number one for breaking news. Continuing coverage. Local news mayor West Sacramento traffic traffic on the tens, every.
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"With congressional Republicans either, rejecting the president's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure or proposing something one third the size. Senate majority leader Charles Schumer has started the process of approving the plan with Democratic support only. Long time Amazon staffer Andy Jesse has been tapped to take over the retailing Titan after founder Jeff Bezos announced he's stepping down to spend more time on philanthropy and other endeavors. Richard can to ABC News Now here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Anything. I'm Joe Michael's California governor, Gavin Newsom is facing a growing recall effort over his handling of covert 19. And now, new polling indicates more Californians are unhappy with his performance. ABC is Alex Stone has more from Los Angeles. A recall effort against him is gaining steam. Governor Gavin Newsom long ago angered conservatives who didn't like stay at home and mask orders. But now even Democrats are turning against him for mixed messages and last week's quick lifting of stay at home orders with little warning. A new poll by UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies. Finding Newsome's job approval rating among California voters has plummeted over a third of voters saying they would vote to remove Newsome from office. But 45% say no, according to the poll. Alex Stone, ABC NEWS LOS Angeles, California Senate Republicans are concerned about what they're calling a looming tax tsunami facing the unemployed in the aftermath of the E D D fraud scheme. Senate Republican leader elect Scott Wilks says this would be another massive blow to Californians. There's going to be a wave of 10 99 forms going toe unsuspecting Californians who have no idea fraudsters took their identity and secured unemployment insurance benefits in their name. Senate Republicans are asking Governor Gavin Newsom to take immediate action to help those victims. YOLO County is expanding the eligibility of covert 19 vaccinations this week. All YOLO County residents age 65 older are now eligible, regardless of medical insurance. The clinics will be held from February, 3rd through sixth and are located in a sparred Oh knights, Landing Woodland and West Sacramento. Those eligible consign up through the YOLO County website. If you are eligible, but aren't able to access a form or are homebound and need an in home vaccine. Help is available by calling to 11. I'm Joe Michael's news 93.1 kfbk. Sacramental traffic..
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"Covert 19 response. This also includes the S E C. I u powerful United Service Workers Union, which represents janitors, security personnel and other essential workers who were recently removed from the States vaccine priority tears by the use of administration. Well, we now know the Berry is most expensive home market isn't San Francisco. Atherton topping even Pacific Heights to be crowned by the Bay Area's most expensive market. That's according to data from Compass, the medium home price in infamously expensive peninsula. Cal $6,350,000 versus a mere 5,625,000 in second place packed heights. That's the news. I'm Phil Farrar. Sacramento traffic checking KFBK traffic starting out with Davis Westbound 80 between 1 13 and Pedrick Road. Still seeing a bit of a delay while you are trying to work your way towards Vaca Ville. Also slow in west Sacramento from highway 52 Childs roads of the Yellow Causeway pretty jammed up right now, I would avoid that area but looking at your drive times in Roseville, north bound 65 no trouble between 80 and Sunset Boulevard about a four minute drive. Looking pretty clear. Eastbound 50 between downtown and fulsome 16 minutes there, and traffic is light eastbound Cap City Freeway from downtown to 87 minutes. Alden Jacob News 93.1 kfbk Now Sacramento weather Mostly cloudy for this afternoon. The high 61 65 mostly cloudy tonight low.
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"Year old was live streaming. Too unresponsive Women on social media. Police say they found out he was wanted for announce standing warrant for domestic battery and assault with a deadly weapon. The two women's deaths under investigation the Indian government wants to know who vandalized the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Davis, a central park employees found the 6 FT tall statue detached from its base and headless, the government said the embassy of India in D. C. Asked the U. S Department of State for an investigation. Now critics Of Gandhi say the figure has a history of racism and abuse. The city of Davis condemning the vandalism. That's the news. I'm Phil Farrar. Sacramental traffic checking kfbk traffic, starting with Davis still seeing a bit of a heavy ride westbound 80 between highway 1, 13 and Pedrick Road. Also westbound 80 a bit slow in the West Sacramento area between Highway 50 and along the Yellow causeway leading to child's road, so westbound 80 definitely best to avoid that area right now, but Taking a look at your ride from the Sacramento International airports. Downtown Sacramento South Bound five. You're pretty much moving along fine on Lee, eight minutes to get through North Bound five, though in Sacramento just after J Street, there are reports of a sofa blocking the right lane. Alden Jacob News 93.1 kfbk Now Sacramento weather Mostly cloudy for this afternoon. The high 61 65 mostly cloudy tonight low in the mid forties. Mostly cloudy for tomorrow. High 62 to 66. Mostly cloudy for Tuesday. A couple showers 55 to 59. I'm Actually there's John. Fear it is 93.1 calf B. K opioid or stimulus addiction is not a choice, but treatment is Don't let covert 19 stop you from choosing the right treatment. If you have a cell phone or computer, virtual care can help limit your exposure to cove. It 19 and yet, you star. Put it on the path to recovery. Proven.
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"Cases have dropped by half an act of hospitalizations by a quarter since their peak. That's according to the Mercury News and a portion of California's scenic highway one. Remains closed after partial road collapse the gaps about 20 miles south of Big Sur on the central coast. It's follows those torrential rains that caused the section of the roadway to crumble actually looks like it just melted right down the hill. It's crazy. No word on when the highway's going to reopen. Let's get some traffic and weather together right now. Your first from Bob Williams. Thank goodness. The whole state isn't no, I notice like, Whoa, Oh, e saw that picture. Just like wasn't amazing. Once again with you one just can't handle water fairly. Not this report brought to us by East Lawn and we do have some traffic incidents working right now with a hazard. North bound five just south of Seamus Avenue. Off ramp disabled vehicle. The slow lane crash working minor injuries reported North found 65 in Pleasant Grove Boulevard on ramp is also being reported as near the Stanford Ranch Road ramp. We have a lot of slowing both North and South bound 65 through that area. 80 westbound at across the causeway from West Sacramento and injury crashes been cleared to the shoulder, but traffic slow almost all the way back into West Sacramento. We're looking like a real Friday with heavy traffic coming through the Davis area from Richard's to pass Childs the safety of all those grieving a loss remains a top priority of East one. During this time, they continue to serve their community by accommodating services Held outdoors. Learn more at east lawn dot com. Traffic every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. Kebab. And now your KFBK forecast a few clouds in the sky for tonight with a low 42 44. Terribly cloudy skies for tomorrow with a high 55 to 59..
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"A client's entire financial picture, Investment minimum supply, Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC. And by the listeners and members of KQED. It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Noel King and I'm Steve Inskeep. Climate change could prompt millions of Americans to relocate in decades to come. Rising temperatures and rising seas will alter conditions in some places and some people. Have already moved. Here is New Hampshire Public Radio's any rope peak. The mountain West always felt like home for Judith and Doug Sahm. Until recently, they lived outside of Reno, Nevada. It was with a view of the Sierra. That was just to die for her, you know? A lot of friends, musician friends, we get together and play music with them. It wasn't easy to leave all that the songs had long thought about retiring to Colorado or Montana to be near family. As they started making those plans several years ago. They were also noticing a new problem. Wildfire season was getting worse and longer in their part of the country due to climate change. For me, it was unbearable because I was so sensitive that smoke That I start to swell up like it's Sinus infections and going outside was intolerable. The songs did end up moving, but not in the West. They settled on northern New England and a house in a rural town at the foot of New Hampshire's White Mountains. Doug says they call themselves climate migrants. We had the idea that not necessarily that we were going to a place that would be forever and touched by climate change. But that we were getting out of a bad climate situation that was only likely to get worse. Research suggests that climate related hazards could soon play a role in prompting millions of Americans and people worldwide to relocate. Eulogy Bodies studies. This at Portland State University in Oregon, in prominence might be the new normal for many of us and so the idea that you know you have to leave in one place forever. I think people have to forget that. But she says, All this moving around can make people more resilient and if the places that will receive them can be resilient and flexible, too. They might just benefit from it. Well, we've talked about climate migration. It usually comes up within the context of the jobs that we just can't feel Sarah Marshall and his community development director in national in New Hampshire. It's already seen. It's Puerto Rican population grow after Hurricane Maria and it expects more climate migrants from Boston and other nearby coastal areas. I think the city is well positioned with the infrastructure we already have. And our location that is very desirable. By some measures. Nationals region could be an ideal climate haven. It's getting warmer but doesn't face the existential threats of, say, Florida or California. Northern New England is also one of the oldest and widest parts of the country and has struggled with population loss. It's hard to predict the scale and timing of climate migration and an influx of newcomers during the current pandemic is showing just how disruptive unplanned growth can be. So Marcia and says national is keeping migration and other climate impacts in mind while tackling existing problems with affordable housing and overstretched infrastructure to ensure that what we are building is sustainable. We also have to be smarter about what we do have whether or not the climate migrants come, she says. Nashua is making improvements that will benefit everyone for NPR news. I'm Annie Ropeik. Version of this story first aired on New Hampshire Public Radio's podcast outside in It's NPR news. The California report was Saul Gonzalez coming up in a minute. Joe McConnell has us heading eastward on Interstate 80 to Davis. I've got a West Sacramento and into Davis Sock along the L. A causeway. It is all jammed up because of a crash westbound at pole line Road and looks like a vehicle's overturned and there's a least one lane blocked there. North. One wonders the Whipple. The most serious Bay Area crash.
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"west sacramento" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"And 30 days. The advantage of these small structures is that they can be set up very quickly, sometimes in a matter of minutes, the mayor says. That's because tiny homes are made to shelter people during natural disasters. Sacramento counties. Twin Rivers Unified School District is now operating the largest fleet of zero emission school Busses in North America. District officials say the addition of 10 new Electric Busses is boosting the fleet to 40. The bus is served dozens of K through 12 schools across northern Sacramento County officials say they have fewer moving parts and cost less to maintain making them or dependable and cost efficient. I'm Joe Michael's news 93.1 kfbk. Sacramento traffic. Good evening. 804 Bob Williams in the KFBK Traffic Center. Possible vehicle Fire Westbound Cap City Freeway near the Exposition Boulevard. All family do have crews responding. I had a lot of work out on the roadways. Tonight we'll see reduced lanes on north out I five from the South Land Park Drive over crossing the highway, 50 and Broadway through the overnight hours. Also, we're seeing the sweeper trucks out on 80 east and westbound between Winter's Street and Madison Avenue that goes on until 4 30 more work on the freeways, and that's going to be reduced lanes on 80 westbound. Bridgework between West El Camino Avenue and Reed Avenue in west Sacramento until 5 a.m. traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons do use 93.1 kfbk now Sacramento weather Increase the clouds tonight like Dad. Fog will 42 44 or five Tomorrow Morning makes a cloud Sunday Morning.
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"west sacramento" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Forecast brought to you by Gilmore Heating and Air currently 22 degrees and South Lake Tahoe 34 degrees and Diamond Springs and 40 degrees in west Sacramento. On news 93.1 kfbk All right time for some money and business news. Let's go over to Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's Burford of Brothers Just reading this morning, Kelly that Southwest Airlines maybe kicking off a fare war. I guess they think it's going to be a really tough winner. Oh, yeah, No, it's still tough for airlines, and they're trying to figure out exactly how to navigate the next 3 to 6 months before. B and then how do you navigate after that, Because if everything works like it should in terms of the vaccine, you will probably have an explosion of demand as people look to get out of their homes for the first time in a year, so Look at that. Another byproduct of all that is oil. I was looking at oil today. Oil hit $50 a barrel about a half hour ago for the first time since February. You'll recall back in April. Oil futures actually went negative. How did they go? Negative. Well, because when, when you own oil futures and they mature, you have to take delivery of that oil. If you've got nowhere to put that oil, you're gonna pay someone to take it off your hands. So, uh, but but it's been ah, Bumpy ride for oil obviously going negative in April now hitting $50 a barrel once again and it's hitting those levels because of the belief that people Are beginning to drive and fly Maura and that lonely continue as hopefully the vaccine rules out at a quicker pace. Let's check the real time numbers, of course. The Georgia runoff weighing on the market as well. And today we'll just say we're flat. Dow down 18 points of 30,002 05. NASDAQ Up 38 The S and P is up two points Gold up to a 1948 announce. Oil is up a little over two bucks or almost 5%. Currently trading at 49 81 a barrel 10 year bond yield 100.95. All right, Terrific. Kelly, Thanks so much. Appreciate that about 20 minutes ago. Our featured audio clip We heard constitutional Attorney and expert Jonathan Turley, a professor say he was a little bit concerned about some of the terms and the phraseology being used by a CNN host. Who said that that what we're going to experience tomorrow in Washington, D C is akin to a bloodless coup. And internally said No, That's just not true. This has happened before. Democrats have done that. And so to back that up. Well, we have some audio for you to take a listen to this is This surface. This is Democrats who objected to the electoral College votes in 2001. You might remember that election that was Gore V. Bush. That was the hanging Chad. They went to the U. S. Supreme Court and here are Democrats. Objecting in Congress, the chair now hands.
Cafe con Pam Podcast
Turning Your Passion Into Sustainable Work with Zachariah Moreno
"Hello welcome to go bam good morning. We're actually doing this during coffee. Time my favorite time of day. Thank you for having me. Thank you for coming on so zach. Tell us who you are. What's your heritage where you come from. I'm a mexican. American here in california oakland more specifically from the central valley of california grew up can actually west sacramento. You know went to school. They're pretty normal. Giant mexican family in california and Always had a love for creativity and art and different forms of expressing the that creativity so throughout my journey. That has come to life in a couple of different. Mediums started in kind of ink on paper transition to acrylic on canvas. art shows. Some awards wanted to do that professionally struggled to find a way to actually passion into sustainable work. Glad i saw that problem as early as i did. But then you know it always had an affinity for technology because of my my father's background been privileged to To be exposed to some technology pretty pretty early on and then i realized i could combine those two things together and make artwork and creativity with technology with squad. Cast is kind of the most recent body of that and that's actually another level of helping others be creative and connect and be creative with each other with their guests to record podcast interviews. That sound awesome from anywhere in the world. They do okay. So we're gonna pack all that story because this is what we do. So you're mexican american. Are you first generation. Second third generation. Right hey do how is that. I'm i yeah. I've actually thought about you know. My grandparents were barely born in the united states. A believe their family crossed the border into texas when they were like. I think my grandpa was actually. My grandmother was actually pregnant with him. when she came to america and i believe my grandma was a little girl when they crossed over into texas so work their way over to california and my grandpa was very fortunate to have an uncle who owned some farmland essentially in in the central valley here in in yolo county. They were farmworkers. The added bonus that he had is that his uncle rufus. I've never really gotten this full story. But he was able to own his own farm so he of course worked with farmworkers. They were out there in the field with them every day. My grandma grandpa learned to drive was he was super young was driving people back and forth from the fields and he's got gnarly scars all over his legs from like being out in in the different agricultural environments and walking around out there all day you know really exposed to that lifestyle and then became a sheriff's officer and later most of his career. He was a one of the best saw filers on the west coast. That's not a job really anymore. What is it at the time. These giant lumber companies would need these giant saw blades to take the raw number that they would bring in kind of millet down into usable lumber. So my grandpa started out in the yard stacking green lumber which is full of water. So it's incredibly woods heavy anyway but when it's fresh like that it's incredibly heavy so i'm sure he was pretty ripped back then he still is. He's in his nineties now. He's my favorite person and worked his way up to I guess it's kind of an apprentice situation where studied under somebody. He can take a piece of metal and make a giant saab laid out of it and Make that saw blade last for a very long time. And i guess there's very few people who can do that. He was very skilled skilled craftsman still to this day. Does a lot of woodworking and he's ninety nine only has he taught you how to make a late. He's taught me like on paper and shown me. He has a workshop that i helped build and we built in his backyard woodworking shop. And so does my dad. So this is what i mean about like creativity and craftsmanship. I think it goes very deep like my grandpa's. He's not a like a graphic artist. He's a very skilled technical drawing kind of pre autocad so he was What i would say is the first generation and my grandma you know to. That's how they match. She was one of the farm workers on his uncle's farm.
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California Businesses Face Another Round of Blackouts
"A fire in Sonoma's county sparked on Wednesday has grown quickly fueled by strong winds and dry conditions forcing the evacuation of hundreds of residents in northern California the fire is now burning over ten thousand acres and threatens to endanger area ranches and wineries the heightened risk of fire has also forced California Utility PG and e. to begin another round of blackouts the utility says it will cut power to one hundred seventy nine Zain customers that's far fewer than the seven hundred fifty thousand whose power was cut in the last wave of blackouts earlier this month but residents and businesses are struggling our Jim Carlton checked in with some of them and joins me now from San Francisco so jim when we think of businesses that might be most impacted by these blackouts. I think obviously people in the food business come to mind restaurants that have to make sure they have fresh food and then grocery stores who have to ensure that it's stored properly but you spoke to us their businesses ranging all over the map including art galleries tell us what you heard from small businesses amid these blackouts you come across the board they're talking about pretty a surprising amount of losses I talked to a custom framing gallery in California and that's kind of a cute tourist town on on the way to Lake Tahoe surrounded by beautiful trees pine trees and in the summer the shops are filled with tourists and whatnot and also in the winter when skiers went up and I talked to Daniel Anderson who owns pop art custom gallery in he said that they lost during the shutdown two thousand dollars a day and lost business and not only that but also lost you know the some of these people won't give referrals so it's kind of lost potential businesses well and so in all he lost about eight thousand dollars so as a pretty significant blow to him and what are you hearing from restaurants and people in the food business about efforts to preserve their product accent what they're struggling with y'all so there's another grocery of cold mill creek grocery and they had problems last a lot of groceries. I think the California Grocers Association estimated that the losses of something like three hundred dollars to one thousand dollars per day on the small markets you know lost produce and whatnot there's actually a company that the new leaf community markets in Santa Cruz County they have portable refrigerated trucks and they would go around and try to do you know save as much merchandise as they could but I mean so really I mean the groceries though have a very hard time because they have so many items comes in so many perishables and the bigger chains railly's is a big chain out of West Sacramento they have generators you'll safeway they have writers about these small mom and pops they may have a generator but might not be big enough to really absorb the impact Jim overall our business owner's feeling amid what might become a new normal for them. PGE has said it plans to continue doing these blackouts win high winds become a risk they are super angry I mean I mean I've heard this from the residents but I mean the the businesses are just like you know I mean the first shutdown was hard enough on them and you know and get that they don't want I mean I mean of course it's preferable to a wildfire destroying their community but you know like you know Daniel interests telling me I mean this this is not our fault this PG. appea- Jenny didn't make the necessary investments in the pinion of him and many other people in the state to prevent US equipment from igniting wildfires and so now these businesses are having to pay and this is the worst part is that they really can't get reimbursed is kind of a gray area the you know there's insurance they don't think it's going to cover all the losses governor Gavin Newsom did propose PG handout checks of two hundred fifty dollars per business to compensate them for the losses from the last outage and Miss Anderson call that a slap in the face it's just a drop in the bucket in almost an insult so they're not happy and how is pg responding to those concerns each time that CEO Bill Johnston addresses the press he's been doing nightly press briefings at their headquarters in downtown San Francisco he's always quick with an apology he also points out he's only been on the job six months but he's looking forward not backwards but they acknowledge that you know things could have been better the pass they're looking towards the future and you know he says these planned power shutdowns are necessary to prevent another catastrophe like you know wiped out the town of Paradise last year so they're kind of between a rock and a Hard Place Wall Street Journal reporter Jim Carlton Joining us from San Francisco thank you so much Jimmy thanks