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	Podcast:		KQED’s The California Report
	Episode:		Sonoma’s Russian River Crests Well Above Flood Stage
	Category:		News & Politics
	Duration:		00:11:42
	Publish Date:		2019-02-28 08:54:45
	Description:		Sonoma’s Russian River Crests Well Above Flood Stage The Russian River in Sonoma County is receding after cresting at over 45 feet last night. That’s nearly 14 feet above flood stage and it’s the highest the river’s crested in some 20 years. The flooding triggered several evacuations of river side communities. Reporter: Adia White Other School Districts Consider Walkouts As Oakland Teachers Strike Continues Educators around the state are keeping a close eye on developments at the Oakland Unified School District, where teachers are striking for a sixth day. Reporter: Lily Jamali Border Wall Prototypes Torn Down in San Diego Customs and Border Protection began demolishing eight border wall prototypes on Wednesday morning, making way for a new secondary border fence. Reporter: Max Rivlin-Nadler Berkeley Looking to Sever Ties with ICE Friendly Tech Companies In the Bay Area, Berkeley is trying to do what might seem impossible. They’re looking at ways to boycott Amazon and other tech companies that work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. But it turns out that’s hard to do. Guest: Sam Harnett FBI Misinterprets Sacramento White Nationalist Rally as KKK Event In 2016, a white nationalist rally in Sacramento ended in a fight with widespread violence and several protesters stabbed. Now, documents obtained by a watchdog organization reveal that the FBI opened a domestic terrorism investigation into one of the groups involved. One of the most glaring issues in the report? The description of the Ku Klux Klan. Reporter: Michelle Wiley Northern California Congressman’s Gun Control Bill Passes House The House of Representatives has passed a gun control measure that would expand background checks for all firearm sales. The bill, sponsored by a California congressman, is the first of its kind taken up by the House in more than two decades. Reporter: Tara Siler
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