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The accidents from hydroplaning. Last time we got some big rain, the 78 got closed down. People are afraid to come out, you know . Thats not usual californians. Will Diss Disneyland Resorts is planning to close early today while Universal Studios says theyll monitor the situation closely. Lets turn to chief meteorologist Rick Reichmuth. Are. Rick thats probably a good call with disney, to be honest. Its going to be really windy. Right here is kind of the center of the storm, but you see a lot of energy to the knot of it. Sill to the south of it. Were going to have a lot of moisture for the nex...

Can for them, and they have. what right do they have to hold on to these documents? or redact them such that they are meaningless? >> well, you know, first of all, about the trigger alerts, you can roll your eyes when you see that on a college syllabus, but here it's a matter of being able to access records. historians should be able to access things because they're grown-ups and they can deal with harmful language. but the more, i mean, deeper point is that this institution, like everything else, has become deeply polarized and politicized. and so it seems like it's become part of the operati...

Peter D. Harper with a didgeridoo. COURTESY PHOTO Award winning singer/songwriter/virtuoso harmonica player Peter D. Harper, raised in Australia but now based in Detroit, creates a heady mix of blues and roots music through his creative use of the harmonica, and the haunting drone of the didgeridoo, an ancient wind instrument native to Australia. Known

Known for his powerful soulful voice and a deep, almost mystical approach to the roots genre, Harper & Midwest Kind return to Arts Garage to bring you on a musical and lyrical journey, stirred up with masterful harp and the earthy, woody, percuss...