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We'll get to the big story later on of the man that ran over the high school students.

We're going to talk about all we know.

This is Westlake High School yesterday afternoon.

It was actually during this hour where this man after stabbing a worker at a Walmart in Seamy Valley, eventually goes to his family's home in Camarillo, gets in some kind of dispute, and then decides to get in his car and they say on purpose run over these high school students, one of which died, another in critical condition.

He'll give you all we know about this creepy story involving what appears to be a homeless person.

Coming up in a few minutes, we begin the hour by talking again to the mayor of Coronado.

Richard Bailey was on our show not too long ago to talk about how they pretty much had their homeless problem down to one person.

One homeless person.

But this is different.

And the Elsigundo Times went on the attack with this headline,

this exclusive island town might be California's biggest violator of our affordable housing laws.

Now, we brought you the case of Huntington Beach over the last few weeks,

because Huntington Beach is being told by Newsom to build 13,000 units in their city,

which is largely suburban.

And so these would be mostly condos, apartments, they want to build upwards.

And Huntington Beach is telling Newsom to go stuff it.

It's our town, and we'll be in charge of our zoning.

Well, similarly, the state is telling Coronado, which is mostly an island.

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