later in the show. keep an eye on this. this line i do believe i could say has maybe tripled since we ve been on the air in just an hour and everybody is lining up right there. it was definitely time to lock down and make sure you know where you are going, you aren t going out after dark or alone. all of yesterday i stayed home. i didn t go out. people have the same idea. people are trying to stay at home if they don t have a reason to go out. really unnerving. like a graveyard. dana: a normally peaceful college town as police investigate three stabbings at u.c. davis. there is a series of random of brutal attacks u.c. davis west of sacramento. the f.b.i. and homicide detectives joining that investigation. officers picking up a possible person of interest yesterday for questioning. local police trying to make sure that no stone is unturned. the attacks with knives were particularly brutal and violent. we re not dealing with three separate crimes. until we have e
out most internal combustion engines by 2032. how popular is that? polling shows us 43% might consider an electric vehicle but 41% would absolutely not go the electric route. in these states, you might not have a choice. all of these states banning new gas vehicle sales by 2035. voters will have a choice come this next election. bill. bill: they will. regulation nation. madison, thank you for that. madison on the streets of new york city. dana: our nation s kids are not just struggling with reading and math. history and civics test scores for eighth graders are dropping. this according to an assessment known as the nation s report card saying this. far too many of our students are struggling to understand and explain the importance of civic participation. how american government functions. and the historical significance of events. these results are a national