reform california chairman carl demaio. welcome. carl: that is right, isn t this the classic story of adding insult to injury? california politicians have been so negligent at writing the state that small businesses are getting hit from all sides. they are getting hit up by criminals, homeless people out in front of their store that the present any notion of customers wanting to stop by. high taxes, strangling regulation and now they go pick on the same small businesses that they have been hurting with these bad policies and nitpicking, really this is an example of selective enforcement and really whacked up prio priorities. mike: california governor gavin newsom governor gavin newsom is going to launch a $20 million taxpayer-funded campaign to warn people about the heat. the government is assessing the impacts of climate change have never been more clear. the hearts continue to get harder in our state and across the west. millions of californians at r
we re finding far too much cte in football players, and i think we need somewhat radical changes to the sport. those of us who have been hit a lot know it feels like you re in a car crash. that 25 g hit you talked about, that may not be the ones injuring us. but you get hit up to 100 to maybe 150 gs in some situations and those are causing microscopic brain damage, we believe, that is helping spark cte. and so we have to do everything we can to reduce those big hits, even the ones that don t cause symptoms. the study did show that cte has been associated with memory loss, impulive behavior, depression, suicidal thoughts. what should players be doing to protect themselves and what treatments might there be if they have been diagnosed? yeah.ways to look at this. if you re still active and getting hit in the head, do everything you can to be hit in the head less. that will be your coach s
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knows the guy has money. martin nowak harvard university. given millions to harvard. i also found it interesting, too. that this barred college group, barred college president leon barred college famously spartanned by totally financed and propped up by george soros. so you have a intertwining of two very controversial multi billionaires. i think if you have a lot of money and you are friendly and with any college president, yiewrl going to be hit up for money. look, a lot of these people are trying to extract money from him. and he gave it out. he probably gave it out to build up his credentials. you know, social crumbs. only thing striking to me they weren t sure many of these meetings actually occurred. they were just scheduled.
up gold out there in california. can you explain why? well, the spots have been hit up for years have actually, you know, brought more material down. it s rolled, it s crushed everything, the fires, it s just a really great year to get gold again. steve: essentially gold is in boulders and all sorts of stuff because of erosion and things moving and fires and big floods. suddenly new spots people are finding gold. albert, tell us about your experience because recently you went out, spent about 10 minutes and what did you find? well, i found some nice little pickers. you find pickers in the creek. steve: hold that up again. hold it up again. that is that s solid gold, right? that s solid gold right out of the bottom of the creek. steve: okay. weave know what happened in the 1800s when people all across the country heard there s gold