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High-speed
rail cost now
at $67 billion
Cost climbs by $2.8 billion
for California bullet train
By Kathleen Ronayne to recover the
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS n e w l y
an n o un ced
costs later. It
SACRAMENTO — The estimat- was projected to
ed cost for the first phase of cost $40 bil-
California’s bullet train climbed lion in 2008
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by 35 percent on Tuesday to $10.6 when voters
Marisol Pajarito, an intern at the San Mateo County Forensic Laboratory, tests for blood and prepares samples billion, the latest increase for the approved bond
that can be used to extract DNA. The local crime lab is working to keep up with an increasing demand for this ambitious project to run a high-
speed rail line from San Francisco Dan Richard financing.
type of evidence. “I want the
to Los Angeles. public to count on us to tell the
When time is of the essence The $2.8 billion price hike for a
119-mile segment in the Central
Valley puts the entire cost of the
project at roughly $67 billion,
truth, whether it’s good, bad or
ugly,” said Dan Richard, chair of
the California High-Speed Rail
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was seated in the passenger seat of a dark-
point Monday evening in South San Convict charged with would kill her and her children and burn her
Francisco, police said.
colored Lexus outside of the store at 3515 The victim was robbed at about 7:40 felony threats, vandalism children if she didn’t comply. Though the
Callan Blvd. and shot at the victim before p. m. on the 600 block of Southwood Some 12 years after a South San woman escaped harm, her vehicle was
fleeing, according to police. Drive. Francisco man was convicted of involun- found covered in dents, with two broken
The suspects were last seen traveling Police said the victim was walking home tary manslaughter for stabbing his then- windows and a charred interior, according
west on Westborough Boulevard. Police when two male suspects approached him girlfriend more than 20 times, a recent to prosecutors.
have not released how many suspects were from behind and punched him in the face encounter with the same woman in which Eight days later, Selu was heard yelling
believed to be in the car or any further multiple times, knocking him to the he allegedly threatened to kill her and her at the woman over the phone after he
description of them. ground. children has landed him behind bars once locked himself in the bathroom of the San
Police said the motive for the shooting On the ground, the victim felt a hard again, according to the San Mateo County Mateo shoe store. When he finally came
has yet to be determined. object pressing against his back and sus- District Attorney’s Office. out of the bathroom after multiple
The victim’s injuries are not life-threat- pected it was a gun. The suspects stole an Wayne Selu, 39, is being held on $1 mil- requests, police found he had done signifi-
ening, according to police. undisclosed amount of cash and ran away, lion bail after his Jan. 10 arrest at a cant damage to the business, according to
Anyone with information about the according to police. Payless ShoeSource. Authorities had been prosecutors.
shooting should call the Police Police said the suspects were described as tracking Selu since Jan. 2, when he Selu did not enter a plea when he
Department at (650) 877-8900 or an youths wearing thick hooded jackets. One allegedly threatened to kill the woman at appeared in court Tuesday and the county’s
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Doctor: Trump got perfect Caucus emerged from a Tuesday night meet-
ing to say its members — and other GOP
lawmakers as well — want a short-term bill
keeping federal agencies open to contain
wary conservatives with a promise to repeal
unpopular taxes as part of the bill prevent-
ing a shutdown.
They sweetened the plan with a two-year
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS physical exams. But Jackson said Trump Navy filing homicide charges Around the nation
personally requested the test as he contin- against two ship commanders
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump ues to face questions about his mental acu- Adm. Frank Caldwell and are the latest in a
WASHINGTON — Five officers involved series of moves the Navy has made in the
performed “exceedingly well” on a surprise ity for office. Such questions have escalated
in the wake of an unflattering new book in two Navy ship collisions last year that aftermath of the deadly collisions, which
cognitive screening test administered last
killed a total of 17 sailors are being charged investigators concluded were avoidable. It
week, his doctor said Tuesday, as the White that paints Trump as a man-child who has
trouble processing information and recog- with negligent homicide, the Navy said fired several top leaders, including the com-
House continued to bat back questions about
nizing old friends. Tuesday. mander of the 7th Fleet, Vice Adm. Joseph
the president’s mental fitness for office.
But the 71-year-old president performed A Navy spokesman, Capt. Greg Hicks, Aucoin, and several other senior command-
Navy doctor Ronny Jackson, who admin- said the charges, which also include derelic-
istered Trump’s first presidential physical “exceedingly well” on the test Jackson said, ers in the Pacific.
tion of duty and endangering a ship, will be The Navy has been reeling from tough
last week, said Trump received a perfect receiving a perfect score. presented to what the military calls an
score on a test designed to detect early signs “He’s very sharp. He’s very articulate questions arising from the two collisions.
Article 32 hearing to determine whether the The destroyer USS Fitzgerald struck a com-
of memory loss and other mild cognitive when he speaks to me,” said Jackson, who accused are taken to trial in a court-martial.
impairment. He also reported the 6-foot-3 works in close proximity to the president. mercial ship off the waters of Japan in June,
The disciplinary actions were decided by killing seven U.S. sailors.
president weighed in at 239 pounds — three Jackson accused doctors who have tried to
pounds heavier than he was in September diagnose Trump from afar of performing
2016, the last time Trump revealed his “tabloid psychiatry.”
weight to the public. That number puts Still, Jackson said Trump acknowledged
Trump on the cusp — but just under — the he’d be healthier if he lost a few pounds by
obesity mark. exercising more and eating better. Jackson
“The president’s overall health is excel- said he’d be arranging to have a dietitian
lent,” said Jackson, who predicted Trump consult with the White House chef to cut
would remain healthy for the duration of his calories and would be recommending a low-
presidency despite a diet heavy on fast food impact, aerobic exercise program for
and an exercise regime limited to weekend Trump, with the aim of shedding 10 to 15
golf outings. pounds this year.
“It’s called genetics,” Jackson said. “I “I would say right now on a day-to-day
don’t know. ... He has incredibly good basis, he doesn’t have a dedicated, defined
genes and that’s just the way God made exercise program,” said Jackson. “The good
him.” part is that, you know, we can build on that
Presidents don’t typically sit for cogni- pretty easily.”
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Thank you Jonathan Madison for
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positive column “Good news” in the
Jan. 9 edition of the Daily Journal.
roundtable on the issue of immigrants
within our country has become a new
low in his first year in office and raises
the question as to what is coming
San Mateo
perspective?
This great column should send a next. Our country is at its best when The legalization of marijuana “Enjoy yourself while you’re still old.”
message to some readers whose only we are tolerant, compassionate, hard- mitigates the pain of politics I enjoy reading the AARP bulletin and magazine, which
goal is to send messages of hatred, working and well-informed. We expect are full of information for us “senior citizens.” But since
Editor, they cater to those age 50 on up, as a senior-senior citizen, I
vitriol and negative comments without the same virtues from our president. California joins 28 other states and
looking at the whole picture. Your sometimes find it hard to relate. I realize that they need to
the District of Columbia in legalizing appeal to a wider readership to bring in more profit, but
paper certainly prints many opinion Michael Traynor the use of marijuana. As we begin when a celebrity in her 50s is on the cover ... well! It would
pieces, mostly from the same people, Burlingame 2018 with Donald Trump still the pres- be nice if they had a separate section for senior-senior citi-
over and over again who just can’t ident, we can expect another troubled zens.
assimilate and instead of helping the and contentious year. Marijuana now It’s difficult to feel a con-
course, spew vermin and personal Description of the president joins alcohol and opiates as a helpful nection with the daily lives
insults. It is time for a change and, Editor, antidote to dull the pain of the year and aspirations of those
although we don’t always agree, keep I daresay, there is another distinctive ahead. between 50 and 70. Good
your vindictiveness and hatred to your- type of hyphenated hole that aptly grief, my kids fit into that
selves and write positive constructive describes and pertains to the person category! Those were the
criticism. We would all like to hear Ralph E. Stone
who, on occasion, presently resides in years that Ted and I were
your positive results, right or wrong. the White House in Washington, D.C., San Francisco very active including enjoy-
and for whom we taxpayers pay the ing a lot of travel. But espe-
Helen Morgan rent. cially after age 75, things
Belmont
Jefferson’s informed electorate began to change. It became
Arthur Collom Editor, difficult to get around, and
Founding Father Thomas Jefferson over 80 — well — consider-
Burlingame ing arthritis and other prob-
Presidential vulgarity wrote that a well-informed electorate is
lems, we now stay pretty
Editor, a prerequisite to democracy. How well-
close to home. As Zora
My fellow citizens are outraged Trump’s 2,000 lies informed and educated were people who
Neale Hurston wrote: “My eyes and mind keep taking me
because President Trump, in a private voted for Donald Trump? After having
Editor, seen what little good Trump has been where my old legs can’t keep up.”
meeting, reportedly referred to certain This letter is a follow up to Sue So why not a magazine section for “senior-senior citi-
countries in vulgar terms. Yet able to do, and how much damage he
Lempert’s great column titled “What to zens?” I would love to offer an article dedicated to those
President Obama, speaking publicly has already done, many have come to younger “whipper-snappers” that would chronicle my life
believe? What’s true? What’s false?
before the United Nations, spoke of regret how they cast there vote. experiences into a list of some of the things I have learned
And who’s lying?” in the Dec. 11 edi-
ISIS terrorism, and in the same speech, tion of the Daily Journal. According to Jefferson also said that democracy is over the years — titled something like “Sages of Old Ages”
likened it to Ferguson, Missouri, U.S. numerous news agencies, Trump has 51 percent of the people taking away — as follows:
Now that is true vulgarity. Where, oh told over 2,000 confirmed lies since the rights of the other 49 percent, in 1). Change is inevitable throughout life. Being able to
where, was the outrage then? taking office. This total doesn’t count contrast to the last election, where roll with the punches, giving, when appropriate, the benefit
the near same amount of lies told by Donald Trump only got 46.1 percent, of the doubt and adjusting to adversity is where it’s at.
the White House press secretary, just or about 3 million votes less than his 2). Well said by Martin P. Seligman, author of “Flourish”:
Scott Abramson to support Trump’s original 2,000 opponent, Hillary Clinton, and still “Doing a kindness produces the single most reliable
San Mateo lies. It also doesn’t count the lies told taking away the rights of the remain- increase in well-being of any exercise we have ever tested.”
by Trump’s family members, associ- ing majority. 3). Honesty, decency, responsibility and compassion are
ates, administration officials and It will probably remain a mystery essential to a rewarding and well-lived life.
S—hole countries Republicans. why so many could vote for a sexual 4). We human beings are out to do ourselves in, and unless
assaulter, an habitual liar and childish we start using our heads AND hearts, we’re in for big trou-
Editor, Ms. Lempert said, it is very impor-
name caller, who didn’t seem to know ble. Corollary: “We have no choice about whether to change
The president suggested we should tant that the public stay informed so the world. We are changing it every day. The choice is only
get more immigrants from countries they can have opinion (about what is much about the U.S. Constitution,
government’s role in a society, or whether our acts contribute to the world we want — or not.”
like Norway, rather than Haiti or going on in our U.S. government and — Frances Moore Lappe, “Eco-Mind.”
Africa. Some will say it is a none-too- the presidency). I stay informed by what it takes to maintain the position
of the United States as a world leader 5). Make the effort to be engaged in life — keeping up
disguised peek into how he regards dif- watching MSNBC. It is the only news with current events, contributing to the community and pur-
ferent races. I’m fairly certain some of station that proves what it is reporting and a model for the rest.
suing enjoyable and productive projects.
your astute Republican readers already to be true by identifying its source of How could this have been prevented? 6). It’s important to cultivate rewarding relationships
know the “real” news. We need to information, and having the source of Should presidential candidates be with family and friends all during our lives because they can
strengthen our Olympic Ski Jumping the news story on the show for an required to show their tax returns, go contribute greatly to life satisfaction.
Team. interview. The news reporter then fur- through a thorough background check 7). A sense of humor is very valuable and can make a great
ther identifies his or her source(s) and and be subjected to a thorough exami- difference in the quality of life, but only if we can laugh at
goes into further details of the news nation about various topics to demon- ourselves.
John Dillon story. Next, analysis and comments strate a certain level of understanding? 8). The compulsive accumulation of material objects does
San Bruno from experienced political and legal It shouldn’t be enough to refer to the not compensate for inner emptiness.
personnel about the news story are Bible as the favorite book, or that the 9). A loving person is one who has a healthy love for
included. Then, on top of that, exten- tax return is stuck in audit. For his/her self and can therefore love others.
Trump should sive background and archive research starters, it would help to abolish the 10). No one will ever truly understand me (sometimes I
is presented, connecting the dots with Electoral College, an anachronism don’t, either), and in that way I am alone in this journey
acknowledge his mistakes today’s news stories and those from that made the last two Republican through life.
Editor, the past. This includes old video, presidents possible. 11). Obedience, conformity and faith are mindless and
If President Trump wants to be rec- newspaper headlines and legal and manipulative concepts. Skepticism is very important.
ognized for the good things on his government documents. All of this 12). One important sign of maturity is being able to admit
agenda (yes, the stock market is trend- backstory research paints a clearer pic- when you are wrong and apologizing.
Jorg Aadahl 13). Feeling gratitude really helps make our day. “When
ing upward and more companies are ture of the current people in Trump’s
hiring more workers), it is also impor- orbit, with emphasis on their financial San Mateo we feel gratitude, we benefit from the pleasant memory of a
positive event in our life.” — Seligman.
14). There is no greater satisfaction in life than seeing
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Tax law brings big paper losses, long-term gains to U.S. banks
By Ken Sweet were even larger than that, more banks had assigned a value to financial crisis hit, Citi came dan- bank’s write-downs this week is
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS than $22 billion just in the quarter. these assets when the top U.S. cor- gerously close to failing. the repatriation of foreign earn-
It was one of the largest quarterly porate income tax rate was 35 per- In comparison to Citi, the other ings. Just like Apple, which has
NEW YORK — Big U.S. banks losses in Citi’s history. cent. But the Trump tax law low- bank’s deferred tax assets seem billions of dollars of its profits
have been reporting billions of The charges that these banks are ered the top rate to 21 percent this small. JPMorgan Chase reported a sitting in overseas subsidiaries,
dollars in paper losses this month taking fall into two categories. year, the value of those deferred tax $2.4 billion paper loss tied into some of the major Wall Street
as they are forced to come into The lion’s share is tied to what’s assets had to be adjusted. these assets. Goldman Sachs and banks also have foreign sub-
compliance with the new tax law. known as deferred tax assets. Citi’s exposure to these deferred Bank of America are also expected sidiaries where they have been
And while the losses are massive, During the financial crisis nearly a tax assets is abnormally large — to announce single-digit billion holding profits abroad in hopes of
they were largely expected, and decade ago, banks racked up bil- more than $45 billion before dollar losses when they report getting a better tax rate on those
bank executives say the new tax lions of dollars in losses from Tuesday’s write-down — and is a their results on Wednesday. The earnings.
law will be good for banks as well soured mortgages and other toxic byproduct of what happened to the smallest of the six major U.S. The Trump tax bill provided
as the economy in the long run. assets. These losses, under U.S. bank during the financial crisis. banks, Morgan Stanley, which exactly that. The new law is giving
The biggest loser so far has been tax law, can be converted into cred- Citi was the nation’s largest bank reports its results on Thursday, is a one-time break to companies
Citigroup, which reported Tuesday its to be used to lower their tax at the time, holding billions of expected to book a $1.3 billion with “accumulated foreign profits”
an $18 billion loss largely due to bills in the future. dollars in mortgages and other charge for its deferred tax assets. by taxing those earnings at just
the tax law. The actual write-downs Citigroup, JPMorgan and other complicated assets, and when the The other component of the 15.5 percent.
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Jaguars RB Fournette son that was on the brink of continuing to Schottenheimer was an
NFL briefs the NFC title game until a stunning, last- offensive coordinator
not hurt in car accident second Minnesota touchdown Sunday. from 2006-2014 with the
JACKSONVILLE, Fla — Jacksonville Saints QB Brees: No plans Meanwhile, veteran right tackle Zach New York Jets and the St.
Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette to field offers from other teams Strief, a Week 1 starter who spent most of Louis Rams. He spent the
escaped injury after what authorities say was the season on injured reserve, says he has- 2015 season as the offen-
METAIRIE, La. — Drew Brees says he
a minor, three-car crash. n’t yet decided whether he’ll retire. sive coordinator at
still expects to remain with the New Orleans
The team said its star Georgia before returning
Saints as long as they’ll Seahawks hire Schottenheimer,
running back’s car was to the NFL the past two
have him.
rear-ended about 11:30 Norton as coordinators Brian seasons as the quarter-
The quarterback says
a.m. Tuesday, and that he he knows he’d have RENTON, Wash. — The Seattle Seahawks Schottenheimer backs coach with the
was not hurt. He was able Indianapolis Colts.
leverage to shop around have hired Brian Schottenheimer as their
to drive home after the Norton was the defensive coordinator in
if the Saints don’t reach offensive coordinator and are bringing back
crash. Oakland before getting fired after 10 games
an extension with him Ken Norton Jr. to oversee the defense.
The Florida Highway last season. Norton replaces Kris Richard,
before the new league Schottenheimer takes over for Darrell
Patrol says Fournette was who was Seattle’s defensive coordinator for
year starts in March. Bevell, who was fired after seven seasons in
not at fault in the crash. the past three seasons and was selected
However, the 39-year- charge of Seattle’s offense.
Leonard News agencies report Drew Brees ahead of Norton for the job in 2015.
old Brees says he doesn’t
Fournette that Fournette was driv- plan on that.
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Mercy proved the aggressors from the
outset, keeping Castilleja pinned to its
Bojorquez said.
Any nerves Mercy experienced quickly
subsided as the half progressed. Bojorquez
Bermudez has been on campus at Mercy
for four years, but this is her first year play-
ing soccer for the school. Her previous
back rank for most of the first half. The converted on another chance in the 29th three seasons have been limited the club
Crusaders play an aggressive brand of soc- minute, going toe-to-toe with Castilelleja’s soccer circuit. But this season, her younger
on the season. But the speedy sophomore cer, and were continuously fast to the ball. keeper, who took possession with her foot sister Elizabeth, joined the team as a fresh-
knocked in Mercy’s first two scores of the Even when Castilleja would gain posses- and attempted to clear the ball with a kick. man. Snyder said this is the reason the elder
day in a 4-0 victory, the team’s third sion, Mercy was keen to trap, overpower, Bojorquez, though, intercepted the ball at Bermudez opted to join the team.
straight to open league play. and forcibly take the ball away. close range, turned it around on a dime, then “We lucked out a lot,” Snyder said.
“There are games when we get 22 shots “We knew it was going to be a hard one,” sidestepped the keeper and buzzed a Mercy hasn’t been to the Central Coast
and only one goal,” Bojorquez said. “So our Mercy sophomore Jacqueline Klingler said. grounder to give the Crusaders a 2-0 lead. Section playoffs since 2008, several years
problem is finishing.” “So try not to give them any space with the Bojorquez nearly had a hat trick in the before Snyder, in his fifth year as head
Coming off a 2016-17 season in which ball and just try to take it away.” opening minutes of the second half, bang- coach, took over the program. Last year the
Mercy won 14 games — one of the best “It’s our system of play,” Snyder said. ing a breakaway attempt off the crossbar in Crusaders came close, finishing in second
totals in program history — the team “We have a midfield system; it’s a defensive the 47th minute. But Klingler and senior place in the WBAL Skyline.
entered this season anticipating big things. strategy. … So we’re a very aggressive team Sara Bermudez were more than happy to fin- The structure of the WBAL doesn’t allow
Tuesday’s win was the Crusaders’ eighth and work on getting balls forward.” ish off the win with insurance goals. for a Skyline Division team to advance to
overall on the year with 10 regular-season Bojorquez’s first goal was a product of just Klingler scored her team-leading ninth goal the CCS playoffs. With the two-division
games to go. So, they are well within strik- such a look. After the Crusaders banged five of the year in the 52nd minute. Bermudez league guaranteed four playoff berths, three
ing distance of that 14-win mark. shots on goal in the opening 15 minutes, then converted in the 71st minute by draw- automatics come out of the upper Foothill
“Last year our incoming freshman team they finally got a through ball to Bojorquez ing the keeper for a 1-on-1, inducing a dive Division. The fourth is decided by a play-in
was really strong, so we knew we had a good in the 19th minute just in front of the hash. with a clever fake, then dancing around for a game between the Foothill’s fourth-place
core,” Snyder said. “And then we picked up The sophomore danced past Castilleja’s close-range score. team and the division champion from the
three good freshmen this year.” overworked goalkeeper, took a hard path to One of two seniors of roster, Bermudez Skyline.
The ability to finish has certainly not the end line, then got a clean look and curled was playing in just her second game of the “They have the potential to make the
been a problem as of late, with the a shot around the post with enough spin to year Tuesday. She has already scored three play-in game (this year)” Snyder said.
Crusaders scoring 17 goals through three convert the score. goals. “Whether we can beat the team in the other
league victories. And Bojorquez’s perform- “When I was watching it I was biting by “She’s got great skills — mature player — division, I don’t know.”
“We weren’t really doing things on Lucas Sotto knocked down two 3s and his you can see it out there, he’s full go
HOOPS
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offense, so we knew we had to shake things
up on defense,” Lucas Sotto said. “Once
things started going on defense, it chan-
younger brother Diego Sotto added another.
“They hit big shots, ” Chevez said.
“That’s why they’re the top team in this
always,” Bermudez said. “He’s really good
at those hustle plays.”
As a team, Alma Heights’ ability to distrib-
neled into offense.” league.” ute was just as huge. The Eagles totaled 15
The Eagles went on to enjoy two 10-0 runs Lucas Sotto scored a game-high 17 points assists as a team, paced by Diego Sotto and
Trailing 4-2 with three minutes remaining senior guard Spencer Panis with four apiece.
in the first half. With this, frustrations were and matched the game-high with eight
in the first quarter, the Eagles got cooking.
evident among the Summit-Shasta ranks, rebounds. He totaled three 3s in the game, Summit-Shasta senior Lasalle Manning hit
Two factors changed the complexion of the
especially after being able to keep Alma but it was a 3-point play he manufactured as many free throws as Alma Heights did as a
game. The big one for Summit-Shasta was a
Heights off the scoreboard for so long. from the free-throw line that was his most team, going 7 of 12 from the stripe to total a
first-quarter injury to sophomore forward
Jerome Odhams, who hobbled off with a “Honestly, we played great defense for the impressive of the night. team-high nine points. The 6-foot forward
high ankle sprain. first three minutes,” Summit-Shasta head Both teams shot abysmally from the also shared the game-high of eight rebounds
Then there was the full-court press of coach Jorge Chevez said. “But we couldn’t stripe. Alma Heights converted 7 of 13 free with teammate Justin Aranda and Lucas Sotto.
Alma Heights, which served as a wakeup score. … You can’t win if you don’t put the throws, while Summit-Shasta hit just 9 of “[Manning] does a lot because he’s our
call. Summit-Shasta committed 16 ball in the basket.” 24. But Lucas Sotto took the sting out of best athlete,” Chevez said.
turnovers in the game, with seven of them Through the first half, Summit-Shasta these numbers by missing the second of two Summit-Shasta senior Nicolas Radoc hit
coming in the opening period. Playing the shot just 15 percent (3 of 20) from the field. free throws, but storming in for his own two fourth-quarter 3s to add eight points.
takeaway game set a 10-0 run in motion for And the Black Bears got buried from beyond rebound and converting a quick layup. Bumgarner added 10 points for Alma
Alma Heights. the 3-point arc as, in the second quarter, “That’ huge because, especially Lucas, Heights.
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1 cup finely chopped onion Make the dip: In a large skillet cook the and garlic in the lower third of the oven butter evenly among the top sides of the
1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil onion in the oil over medium heat, stirring until the potatoes are very tender and the wedges, spreading it to coat all of the sur-
5 ounces baby kale, coarsely chopped occasionally, until golden, about 8 to 10 garlic is very soft, about 1 to 1 1/2 hours. face. Bake the wedges on the lower third of
2 ounces light cream cheese minutes. Add the kale, increase the heat to (The garlic may be done before the pota- the oven until golden and crisp, about 18
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Reggiano the kale is wilted, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove Remove the sheet pan from the oven and cool briefly on a rack before serving.
One 8-ounce container sour cream the pan from the heat, add the cream cheese let the potatoes and garlic cool for 15 min- Nutritional information per serving: 227
1 tablespoon minced jalapeno with the and Parmigiano-Reggiano and stir until the utes. Increase the oven temperature to 425 calories; 115 calories from fat; 13 g fat (8 g
ribs and seeds, or to taste cream cheese is melted. Transfer the mix- F. Cut the potatoes in half lengthwise, and saturated; 0 g trans fats); 37 mg choles-
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Kosher salt jalapeno, lemon juice and salt to taste. out the flesh, (reserving it for another use) 2 g fiber; 3 g sugar; 5 g protein.
heat, and cook for 5 minutes, stirring fre- partially with a lid and let simmer until salt. Add the salt only if needed.
SOUP
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quently. Add the squash, garlic, cumin,
smoked paprika, chili powder and Italian
herbs and cook for another five minutes,
lentils and squash are tender, about 25-30
minutes. If the mixture gets too thick, add
up to another cup of water.
Chef’s Note: green lentils may also be
used, but add about 10 minutes of cooking
time.
stirring frequently. Onion should be quite
soft now. Once soup is cooked, remove 1-2 cups of Nutrition information per serving: 155
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, if needed the soup to a blender and very carefully calories; 22 calories from fat; 3 g fat (0 g
In a large heavy-bottomed soup pot or Add the stock, 2 cups of the water, the blend on low until somewhat smooth. Pour saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol;
Dutch oven, soften the onion, celery and lentils, and bay leaf and bring to a simmer the thickened, blended soup back into the 328 mg sodium; 27 g carbohydrate; 7 g
mushrooms in the olive oil over medium over medium high heat. Reduce heat, cover pot and stir. Stir in vinegar and taste for fiber; 4 g sugar; 8 g protein.
THE DAILY JOURNAL LOCAL Wednesday • Jan. 17, 2018 23
top of the hierarchy, he said. just the nature of it. It’s just trying to have “I think it’s trying to get a bigger picture
LAB
Continued from page 1
But in a county with relatively low rates
of violence and where property crimes are
on the rise, the lab has seen an increase in
a priority [system],” Karagianes said. “It
takes longer to test than people think.”
The influx of samples related to property
of sexual assault cases in the state,” Hilker
said of the new rules.
With a growing database of DNA, the FBI
the number of samples being submitted for crimes, has led to a total backlog of about has also implemented changes criminalists
testing, according to Alice Hilker, a super- 390 cases, according to the report and must navigate. To make the searches more
cases, it, like many others, has a backlog. vising criminalist who oversees the lab’s Karagianes. While some less urgent sam- robust, the CODIS platform expanded to
An uptick in submissions from nonvio- forensic biology and DNA section. ples might sit for up to a year, such as a case consider 20 genetic alleles, up from 13
lent property crimes tend to be pushed to of a felon in possession, the average turn- markers; and it moved to a frequency-based
House keys, pens, baseball caps, cloth-
the backburner while cases of homicide or around is about 81 days, according to system, which considers how rare the alle-
ing, water bottles and a variety of other
sexual assault rise to the top. A sample that Hilker and Karagianes. les are, Karagianes said.
“touch case” items are frequently submitted
hasn’t been tested within 30 days after
for DNA sampling, Hilker said. That’s aside “A high priority is given to sexual “DNA has become so large and so appli-
receipt is considered backlogged.
from samples of blood and bodily fluids. assault cases, and to homicide cases that cable to so many things,” Karagianes said.
It’s now a matter of triaging, prioritizing
Over the last seven years, submissions come,” Karagianes said. But while the field of forensics has
and keeping up with increasing demands for
have more than doubled. Not including cold Wiping away the backlog of sexual expanded, triggering a growing number of
this type of unique evidence, said Alex
cases, the local crime lab received 1,780 assault kits became a public focus follow- samples submitted, DNA testing continues
Karagianes, director of the Sheriff’s Office
DNA requests in 2017, up from the 801 ing national news reports and a 2016 report to provide new opportunities in a timeless
Forensic Laboratory. They’re also navigat-
samples in 2010, according to Karagianes by the San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury. effort to solve crimes.
ing new state laws and changes to the FBI’s
and Hilker. Between fall 2015 and mid 2016, the grand “We’ve had a lot of success with cold
Combined DNA Index System, or CODIS.
Last week, the county accepted a two-year “Submissions are on the rise because jury found the local crime lab cleared a cases, but it takes longer to process, ”
$150,000 federal grant through the DNA people are more aware of DNA. Juries backlog of nearly 70 untested rape kits, Hilker said. “You’re looking at so much
Backlog Capacity Enhancement and expect it now,” Hilker said. “We have more which was down from a previously reported evidence that people have already looked at
Reduction Program, which will be used to information so people expect more infor- 138 in 2014. over the years, so you have to think outside
train technicians and purchase supplies, mation.” New state laws seek to address backlogs of the box.”
according to a Board of Supervisors staff But unlike the television shows, testing in sexual assault cases by requiring evi- DNA evidence recently led authorities to
report. DNA is a much more laborious process than dence be sent to the lab within 30 days, suspects in several cold cases, it’s also
“We’re putting a lot of resources into it, some might think. It takes time to lift a then ran through CODIS within 120 days. cleared one person who was serving time
and rightfully so,” Karagianes said. “We sample that might be used to match a The local crime lab implemented policies for a wrongful conviction in Nevada.
don’t have any backlogs in major crimes known suspect or be ran through CODIS. If that prepared it to meet the requirements. Whether it’s a decades-old blood soaked
against persons.” the federal database returns a hit, a second Instead of waiting for a law enforcement jacket from a homicide case, or a baseball
Homicides and assaults are prioritized and sample is taken from a suspect to confirm agency to submit samples, the lab picks cap left behind at the scene of a burglary,
the local lab is proud to say there is no the match. Then, cases undergo technical, them up directly from the county hospital. Hilker said the lab is motivated by helping
longer a backlog of rape kits — a national administrative and quality review by three It’s also complying with a bill that, start- to provide answers for victims and their
issue that made headlines several years ago. others in the lab, Hilker and Karagianes ing this month, began requiring informa- families.
Court necessity, or samples from cases in explained. On average, it takes about two tion about rape kits be submitted to a state “That’s why a lot of us do it,” Hilker said.
the midst of prosecution, also rise to the weeks, they said. database within 120 days, said Hilker and “As a whole, we are very proud of what we
“Everybody has a backlog, I think it’s Karagianes. do because we know that.”
current transportation secretary who was hours by 2029, with the track eventually a variety of perspectives on the bullet train,
RAIL
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named as the authority’s new chief execu-
tive Tuesday. “Because they learned these
things the hard way on the early contracts
expanding to Sacramento and San Diego.
In October the rail board approved a $30
million contract with DB Engineering &
with some arguing it needs a better financ-
ing plan. The Legislature may also get a
one-time chance in 2024 to reallocate how
they will not repeat them on the later con- Consulting USA, the U.S. arm of German cap and trade money is spent, which could
tracts.” rail giant Deutsche Bahn AG to design and hurt the rail project depending on the make-
Authority’s board. “We’re going to do every up of the Legislature.
Critics seized on the news at the latest operate the train from the Central Valley to
single thing in our power to drive these
evidence the project is destined for failure. the Silicon Valley in its early stages. Some of that uncertainty made it difficult
costs down.”
Some of the fresh costs stem from trouble “We now have a set of facts that is so clear A fresh estimate on overall costs and pos- to recruit a new chief executive after Jeff
acquiring the rights of way for the track in that this authority simply is unable to pro- sibly the timeline will be included in a busi- Morales left the job last summer after five
the Central Valley. The authority entered duce the project, and making it up as they go ness plan the authority must submit to law- years. Kelly will start the new job next
into construction contracts before fully along simply is not a sane approach,” said makers this spring. Beyond the bond and month at a salary of nearly $385,000.
securing rights of way in all areas, a deci- Republican Assemblyman Jim Patterson of federal dollars, money for the train comes Richard, the board chairman, acknowl-
sion officials said they wouldn’t make Fresno, a city at the heart of the Central from California’s cap-and-trade program edged the new governor will need certainty
again. The decision to enter into contracts Valley train segment. He’s asked the that taxes carbon emissions. on the project’s financing and timeline.
quickly was partly due to the need to spend Legislature to initiate an audit of the rail Outgoing Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown “I do feel that owe it to the next governor
$2.5 billion in federal stimulus money by authority. has been a champion of the project because to provide a complete package to them of
last fall. A 2008 ballot measure passed by voters it will be a cleaner and more efficient trans- what this program looks like,” he said. “I’d
“Much of today was a lessons learned promised a train that would run from San portation option. like to not have a lot of loose ends when we
expression,” said Brian Kelly, the state’s Francisco to Los Angeles in under three The candidates vying to replace him have get to that point.”
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to the plans. dential buildings. In between the resi- Ave., San Mateo. Informational read- Mateo Ave., San Bruno. All demon-
Peter Tsai, vice president of real dential buildings on the northern end ings of personal writings, sponsored strations are free and open to the
Big Lots stores previously operated on estate development at the Sobrato of the Broadway parcel and three four- by the California Writers Club. For public. For more information call
more information call 595-8667. 737-6084.
Broadway, Bay Road and Woodside Organization, said community out- and five-story buildings is 1.6 acres of
Road. Those plans also included two reach meetings held twice a month at public open space. The locations of THURSDAY, JAN. 18 Asian Art Museum Presents
parcels to the south on Bay Road with Free Pet ‘Fixes.’ 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. San ‘ Timeless Traditions: Sublime
the project site and public hearings the Denny’s and the Jack in the Box at Francisco Animal Care and Control, Expressions of the Divine and
120 units of affordable housing physi- helped inform the new plans, which the corner of Woodside Road and 1200 15th St., San Francisco. For Human in Indian Art.’ 2 p.m. 840 W.
cally separated by Woodside Road. also include space for a 10,000-square- Broadway are outside of the redevelop- more information call 340-7022. Orange Ave., South San Francisco. A
But after councilmembers expressed docent from the Asian Art Museum
foot child care facility. Tsai said he is ment plans. AARP Meeting. 11 a.m. Beresford will deliver an educational and
a desire to have affordable and market- looking forward to continued input A shared parking strategy connect- Recreation Center, 2920 Alameda de entertaining multimedia talk on
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City Manager Aaron Aknin said the ings. allowing workers to park in unas- more information call 345-5001.
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