DOUBLY WE ARE WORKING TO BUILD TOOLS THAT ONE DAY CAN HELP US MAKE NEW DISCOVERIES AND ADDRESS SOME OF HUMANITY'S BIGGEST CHALLENGES LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE AND CURING CANCER LAWMAKERS, NOTING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S FAILURE TO REGULATE SOCIAL MEDIA SERVING AS A WAKE UP CALL, SENSIBLE SAFEGUARDS ARE NOT IN OPPOSITION TO INNOVATION AS A EYES REAL POTENTIAL REMAINS UNCERTAIN.

WHAT KIND OF AN INNOVATION IS IT GOING TO BE?

IS IT GOING TO BE LIKE THE PRINTING PRESS?

OR IS IT GONNA BE MORE LIKE THE ATOM BOMB IN WASHINGTON?

I'M KAREN HKIFA.

SAN DIEGO IS ONE OF THE TOP CITIES IN THE COUNTRY FOR MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSEHOLDS, AND EACH HOME OF THREE GENERATIONS ARE MORE IS DIFFERENT FOR THE NEW KPBS SERIES UNDER THE SAME ROOF REPORTER KATIE HYSON SPOKE WITH A FAMILY WHO WAS TOGETHER FOR THE COVID LOCKDOWNS AND THEN NEVER MOVED OUT.

ON THIS WAY.

COME ON, RIGS MOVED INTO HER PARENTS' HOUSE AND JULIAN IN 2012.

IT WAS EMPTY.

SHE AND HER HUSBAND CAME TO MANAGE THE NEARBY TRAILER PARK HER PARENTS OWN RIGHT BEFORE COVID.

HER PARENTS RETURNED FOR WHAT THEY THOUGHT WAS A TEMPORARY STAY.

BUT THEN RIGS HAD A SON, FRANKIE AND FEBRUARY 2020 AND THEN COVID HIT.

IT WAS A GODSEND THAT WE WERE ALL HERE.

THAT'S RIGG'S MOTHER, KATHLEEN ROSE NOW, BUT RIGGS HAD DIFFERENT WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE NIGHTS WITH HER NEWBORN DURING LOCKDOWN WHEN HER MOTHER WAS STILL MAKING PLANS TO BUILD ANOTHER HOUSE.

SHE WAS OBSESSED WITH MEASURING EVERYTHING OF THIS HOUSE TILL LIKE MIDNIGHT.

AND I WAS JUST COUNTING THE HOURS BEFORE MY SON HAD TO GET FED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT AND I'M JUST LIKE I HEAR THAT TAPE MEASURE ONE MORE TIME.

I FORGOT ABOUT THAT NONE OF THEM EVER EXPECTED TO LIVE UNDER THE SAME ROOF.

BUT THEY SAY IT JUST WORKED.

THEY STARTED SHARING DAILY COCKTAIL HOURS AND MEALS.

DEBATING POLITICS AND GARDENING.

IT WAS NICE FOR THE MOST PART TO SHARE DAILY LIFE.

SO THEY NEVER LEFT.

IT'S THE FIVE OF THEM.

AND TWO DOGS, THREE CATS AND OFTEN, FRANKIE'S BABY COUSIN WALDO NOW, LIKE SEEING HER FAMILY MORE THAN JUST ON THE HOLIDAYS.

AND THAT SOMEONE IS ALWAYS AROUND IN CASE SOMETHING HAPPENS AS SHE AND HER HUSBAND AGE, THERE'S NEVER A FEELING OF LONELINESS THAT THAT'S SUCH A HARD THING FOR PEOPLE AS THEY GET OLDER AND WE'RE NOT EXPERIENCING THAT AT ALL.

RIGGS FATHER, FRANK'S BARTOSZEK LIKES BEING AROUND NOT JUST HIS DAUGHTER AND SON IN LAW , BUT THEIR FRIENDS, MY PARENTS MOVED TO RETIREMENT COMMUNITY AND I HAVE NO REAL UNDERSTANDING OF WHY ANYONE WOULD DO THAT.

BECAUSE IT'S NICE TO BE CURRENT WITH WHAT.

THE NEXT GENERATION, AND NEXT GENERATIONS ARE DOING BECAUSE IT MAKES LIFE REALLY INTERESTING RIGS LIKES THE BUILT IN BABYSITTERS.

IF YOU JUST NEED THAT ONE MOMENT NEAR LIKE, GO FIND YOUR GRANDPARENTS AND YOU SEND THEM ALONG.

YOU SHADOW HIM AWAY AND THREE YEAR OLD FRANKIE.

HEY WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT LIVING WITH BOBBY AND JENNA?

FRANKIE HAD NO COMMENT.

THE HOUSE HAS HIGH CEILINGS AND LARGE WINDOWS OVERLOOKING THEIR OWN 12 ACRES OF NATURE.

THE GRANDPARENTS ADDED A PRIVATE BEDROOM AND BATHROOM IN THE YARD , THOUGH ROSE NOW SAYS PRIVATE IS A LOOSE TERM LIKE THIS MORNING WHEN THE BOYS ALL DECIDED TO COME IN THE SHOWER WITH ME.

PROBABLY WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

TAKING A SHOWER HIGH.

THEY HAVE WAY MORE SPACE THAN MANY OF SAN DIEGO'S MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSEHOLDS, AND THE HOUSE IS PAID OFF.

SO THERE'S LESS FINANCIAL STREAM TO SOCIOLOGISTS SAY THIS KIND OF SITUATION IS IDEAL, MULTIGENERATIONAL LIVING LEADS TO BETTER LIFE OUTCOMES.

HIGHER COLLEGE ATTENDANCE, MORE SOCIAL MOBILITY, MORE RESOURCES AND BETTER COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIP.

OOPS.

FRANK SPEECH.

SEX FAMILY IS REAPING THESE BENEFITS WITH LESS OF THE COSTS GO.

I JUST THINK THIS IS, UM QUITE A LUXURY TO BE ABLE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.

IN THE FOLLOWING WEEKS IN THE SERIES WILL BRING YOU STORIES FROM MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSEHOLDS THAT DON'T HAVE SOME OF THESE ADVANTAGES.

BETTER STILL MAKING IT WORK.

KATIE HASTEN KPBS NEWS.

AND SO DO YOU HAVE A STORY TO TELL ABOUT YOUR MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSEHOLD.

YOU CAN GO TO KPBS .ORG/ ROOF.

TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR CONGRESS TO NAIL DOWN DEBT CEILING LEGISLATION BEFORE THE JUNE 1ST DEADLINE.

THAT'S WHEN U.

S TREASURY SECRETARY JANET YELLEN SAYS THE COUNTRY WILL RUN OUT OF FUNDS TO REPAY ITS DEBTS.

IVAN RODRIGUEZ EXPLAINS WHAT THIS MEANS FOR AMERICAN FAMILIES.

WASHINGTON'S WINDOW TO RAISE THE DEBT CEILING IS NARROWING.

THE US HAS JUST OVER TWO WEEKS AWAY FROM POTENTIAL DEFAULT IF AN AGREEMENT ISN'T REACHED IF CONGRESS FAILED TO RAISE THE DEBT LIMIT, BY THE TIME WE DEFAULT, WE WOULD GO INTO RECESSION BE CATASTROPHIC.

WE CAN STAFF LEVEL TALKS BETWEEN CAPITOL HILL AND THE WHITE HOUSE WERE PRODUCTIVE, ACCORDING TO SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH THE TALKS .

BUT AS PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN MAY BE PREPARING TO MEET WITH TOP CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP TUESDAY, THE WAY FORWARD APPEARS UNCLEAR.

I THINK WE'LL BE ABLE TO DO DOESN'T SEEM TO ME THAT THEY WANTED U.

S FINANCIAL CRISIS COULD UNLEASH CHAOS AROUND THE WORLD AND IMPACT MILLIONS OF AMERICANS DEFAULTING ON OUR DEBT ISN'T ONLY ABOUT FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IT'S ABOUT PAYING OUR SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENTS ABOUT PAYING OUR TROOPS ABOUT PAYING THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE WORKING IN THE BORDER TODAY.

BANKRATE'S GREG MCBRIDE SAYS.

THE UNCERTAINTY ALONE IS ENOUGH TO WRECK HAVOC ON FAMILY FINANCES DOESN'T TAKE MORE THAN JUST A BRIEF DISRUPTION TO CREATE A WHOLE THAT HOUSEHOLDS THEY TAKE MONTHS IF NOT YEARS TO DIG OUT THIS, AS AMERICANS ARE ALREADY CONTENDING.

WITH RECORD HOUSEHOLD DEBT MORE THAN $17 TRILLION WORTH.

ACCORDING TO A NEW REPORT FROM THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK.

THE MORE MONEY THE HOUSEHOLDS ARE PUTTING INTO DEBT PAYMENTS.

THAT'S LESS MONEY THAT'S AVAILABLE FOR DISCRETIONARY SPENDING, WHICH IS A HEADWIND OF THE ECONOMY.

BUT MCBRIDE SAYS THERE ARE TWO KEY WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF AS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS GROW LESS STABLE DOWN DEBT AND BOOSTING YOUR EMERGENCY SAVINGS FOCUSED ON HIGH COST DEBT LIKE CREDIT CARDS.

I'M IVAN RODRIGUEZ REPORTING.

WE'RE GETTING A BETTER IDEA OF JUST HOW DIRE THE SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS AND NURSES IS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

THE HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION RELEASED NEW DATA MORE THAN 17,000 ADDITIONAL PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS, 12,000 DENTISTS AND MORE THAN 8000.

MENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONERS ARE NEEDED ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

THE SHORTAGES MORE ACUTE AND BLACK AND BROWN COMMUNITIES, LEADERS OF HISTORICALLY BLACK MEDICAL SCHOOLS ARE CALLING FOR MORE FUNDING TO TRAIN A MORE DIVERSE WORKFORCE.

THEY SAY, HAVING A WORKFORCE THAT REFLECTS THE COMMUNITY SERVED WOULD HELP REDUCE THE HEALTH INEQUITIES.

IT'S BEEN A YEAR SINCE THE FIRST M POX CASE WAS REPORTED IN THE U .

S. DURING THE GLOBAL OUTBREAK , AND NOW THE CDC IS ONCE AGAIN RAISING THE ALARM ABOUT THE VIRUS.

MENDY GATOR HAS MORE ON WHY THERE IS A CONCERN ABOUT A POSSIBLE RESURGENCE OF CASES THIS SUMMER.

A NEW WARNING FROM THE CDC ABOUT A POTENTIAL RISK FOR NEW CASES OF EM POX TO SURGE THIS SUMMER.

WE'RE COMING UP ON PRIDE WEEK RIGHT NOW, WHEN THERE ARE A LOT OF CELEBRATIONS WITHIN OUR POPULATIONS THAT ARE AT HIGHEST RISK FOR GETTING EM POX, AND WE DON'T WANT TO SEE A MONTH LONG CELEBRATION TURNED INTO A TRAGEDY IN PARKS IS A VIRAL DISEASE THAT SPREADS THROUGH CLOSE CONTACT IQ AND INFECT ANYONE.

BUT IN THE 2022 OUTBREAK INFECTIONS WERE MOSTLY AMONG MEN WHO TO HAVE SEX WITH MEN.

RIGHT NOW, A CLUSTER OF INPUTS CASES IS BEING INVESTIGATED IN THE CHICAGO AREA, WHERE THE CDC SAYS THERE HAVE BEEN AT LEAST A DOZEN CONFIRMED CASES AND ONE PROBABLE CASE REPORTED BETWEEN APRIL 17TH IN MAY FIT ALL THE CASES WERE AMONG MEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 24 46 ALL HAD SYMPTOMS, BUT NONE OF THE PATIENTS HAS BEEN HOSPITALIZED.

NINE OF THOSE 13 CASES WERE AMONG MEN WHO HAD RECEIVED BOTH DOSES OF THE TWO DOSE GENIUS M POX VACCINE.

FOUR OF THE MEN HAD RECENTLY TRAVELED TO NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS' AND MEXICO.

WE DON'T KNOW HOW LONG THE VACCINATION IS GOING TO PROVIDE IMMUNITY, NOR DO WE KNOW HOW LONG, NECESSARILY NATURAL DISEASE IS GOING TO PROVIDE IMMUNITY.

DR KRISTEN ENGLAND WITH CLEVELAND CLINIC SAYS IT'S STILL IMPORTANT FOR THOSE AT HIGHEST RISK OF EM POX TO BE VACCINATED FOR FOLKS WHO HAVE BEEN VACCINATED AND STILL GET EM POX.

IT IS STRONGLY SUSPECTED THAT THE IMPACTS THAT THEY CURRENTLY HAVE IS MUCH LESS SEVERE THAN IT WOULD HAVE BEEN IF THEY HAD NOT GOTTEN THE VACCINE FOR HEALTH MINUTE.

I'M MANDY GAITHER.

OVERALL THE WEATHER OVER THE COURSE OF THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS NOT LOOKING TO BE OVERLY ACTIVE.

THERE WILL BE SOME TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS IF WE WILL HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME THUNDERSTORMS OVER THE MOUNTAINS, ESPECIALLY AS WE WORK OUR WAY INTO SUNDAY.

A LITTLE CHANGE, THOUGH.

LIKE I SAID, OVERALL IN TEMPERATURE, SPEAKING OF TEMPERATURES FOR TONIGHT, WE'RE DROPPING DOWN INTO THE UPPER FIFTIES.

STILL, SOME IMPACTS WITH SOME COASTAL CLOUDS.

AND WE'LL SEE THOSE STRETCHING NORTH AND SOUTH TO GET AROUND OCEANSIDE DOWN TO 58 THE SAME TOWARDS CHULA VISTA, RAMONA 50 TO MOUNT LAGUNA UP TO 60 DEGREES ABREGO'S SPRINGS DROPPING DOWN TO 73 NOTICE ON FUTURE CASSIDY.

ACTUALLY SOME SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS DOWN TO OUR EASE THROUGHOUT ARIZONA, EVEN INTO SOUTHERN NEVADA.

LET'S SEE A FEW OF THOSE POPPING UP.

NORTH OF LOS ANGELES INTO THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY BOUNCING SINCE WE GO INTO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SO SOME MOISTURE AGAIN NOT TOO FAR AWAY OFF TO THE EAST AND THE NORTHEAST, LITTLE BIT ON THE COOL SIDE COMPARED TO HISTORICAL AVERAGES .

HAVE SAN DIEGO 67 4 TO OUR OCEAN SIDE 69 THE SAME IN CHULA VISTA, BARINGO SPRINGS, ANOTHER WARM WOOD OUT THERE AS WE CLIMB TO ONE OH, ONE.

LET'S TAKE YOU DOWN THE ROAD HERE AT THE COAST AND NOTICE THOSE NEVER CHOOSE COULD CLIMB A DEGREE OR TWO AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND.

CLOUDS AROUND US.

WE'VE ENTERED OUR WAY INTO SATURDAY, SOME OF THAT MOISTURE TRYING TO MAKE ITS WAY IN WE'LL ALSO NOTICE AGAINST SOME NICE CONDITIONS OVER THE COURSE OF THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS OVER THE INTERIOR VALLEY.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE CLIMBING UP INTO THE EIGHTIES BY SUNDAY TOUR THE MOUNTAINS, THOUGH IT STAYS COOL THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, ESPECIALLY ON FRIDAY AND THEN NOTICE THERE CAN BE SOME OF THAT MOISTURE COMING IN HERE IS WORK OUR WAY THE WEEKEND THERE CAN BE A SHOWER OR EVEN A THUNDERSTORM INTO THE DESERT SWE GO AND NOTICE OUR WARMEST DAY WOULD BE HERE HAD TO GET A WIND STICK.

AFTER THAT, THERE WILL BE SOME CLOUDS AROUND SOME OF THAT MID LEVEL MOISTURE TRYING TO MAKE ITS WAY IN.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL COME DOWN JUST A BIT INTO THE MID NINETIES, AND THAT'S WHERE WE'LL STAY AS WE HAD OUR WAY INTO THE WEEK YET OVERNIGHT LOWS WAFFLING BETWEEN THE SIXTIES AND THE SEVENTIES FOR KPBS NEWS AROUND, WHICH IS JUSTIN POPOVIC.

A SMALL BREWERY IN NORTH COUNTY, SLAYED THE COMPETITION AND BROUGHT HOME THE GOLD AT THE OLYMPICS OF BEER.

KPBS NORTH COUNTY REPORTER ALEXANDER WENT TAKES US TO.

WALKING THROUGH THE DOOR BEDROOM AGE.

YOU GET A SENSE, THIS IS NOT YOUR USUAL CRAFT BREWERY ON THE WALLS.

THERE ARE SWORDS AND RECORDS OF DND QUEST THAT'S DUNGEON AND DRAGONS.

FOR THE NON NERDS.

THE FANTASY ROLE PLAYING GAME IS THAT WHY THESE TWO LIFELONG BEST FRIENDS DECIDED TO BUILD THEIR BREWERY AROUND THAT CONCEPT.

OWNER CHRIS BERRY SAYS THE CONCEPT WAS IN A NEAT PART OF WHO THEY ARE.

IT WAS GONNA BE A PLACE WHERE NERDS COULD COME GROUPED TOGETHER, TALK ABOUT NERDY THINGS, AND IT'S WORKED OUT SO FAR, BUT THAT'S NOT WHY WE'RE HERE IS ONE OF THREE LOCAL BREWERIES TO BRING HOME THE GOLD LAST WEEK AT THE WORLD BEER CUP IN TENNESSEE.

THE COMPETITION IS CONSIDERED THE OLYMPICS OF BEER.

THE RESPONSE WAS PURE ELATION, RYAN SAID THAT WAS DRIVING TO THE BREWERY WHEN HE HEARD THE NEWS.

I THINK MY FIRST REACTION IS I TURNED TO A CUSTOMER, AND I SAID THIS MUST BE WHAT HEROIN FEELS LIKE THIS FEELING BECAUSE IT WAS JUST SO RAW IN THE EMOTION.

THIS IS A COMPETITION.

WE WE'VE BEEN EXCITED.

ABOUT WINNING SINCE WE WERE HOMEBREWERS A DOZEN PLUS YEARS AGO.

THIS IS THE BEER THAT WON THE AWARD.

IT'S SOMEONE DIFFERENT HOPPY AMBER, AND IT'S BALANCED PLANT OF MALT AND HOBBS AND HERE'S THE TASTE.

BARRY SAYS IT'S NOT A POPULAR BEER WITH CUSTOMERS, BUT IT RESONATES WITH BREWERS.

I THINK THIS BEER STANDS OUT, PARTICULARLY FOR THIS STYLE BECAUSE IT HAS A LITTLE BIT MORE HOP CHARACTER THAN MOST REDS ARE AMBER'S THAT I'VE TRIED.

IT ALSO FINISHES QUITE A BIT DRIER, SO IT DOESN'T REALLY HAVE, LIKE A LINGERING SWEETNESS TO IT IS, SAY THIS RECIPE, AND HE FIRST ENTERED IT INTO COMPETITION 10 YEARS AGO, I LOST THAT INITIAL COMPETITION BADLY, BUT OVER THE YEARS HE HAS REFINED THE RECIPE TO WHAT IT IS.

NOW.

SO I THINK THE MAIN THING THAT CHANGED WAS UPPING THE DRY HOPPING TO IT TO GIVE IT A LITTLE BIT MORE HOP AROMA WITH A WORLD CLASS WINNING BEER ON THEIR HANDS.

THE PAIR IS LOOKING TO EXPAND TO A SECOND LOCATION AND, OF COURSE, ENTER IN MORE BEER COMPETITIONS.

INVESTOR YEAH.

ALEXANDER WIN A PPS NEWS.

AND HERE'S ANOTHER LOOK AT TODAY'S TOP STORIES.

THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO SAYS IT PLANS TO TAKE SEAWORLD TO COURT OVER ALLEGED UNPAID RENT.

THE CITY COUNCIL VOTED 8 TO 0 TO GIVE THE CITY ATTORNEY AUTHORIZATION TO SUSHI WORLD.

THE EXACT AMOUNT OF MONEY THE CITY IS SEEKING IS NOT YET KNOWN AS THE LAWSUIT HAS NOT BEEN FORMALLY FILED.

HOWEVER CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT SEAN ILO RIVERA NOTED IN A STATEMENT THAT $12 MILLION IS OWED, INCLUDING PENALTIES AND INTEREST.

A FEDERAL COMPLAINT HAS BEEN FILED OVER WHAT LOCAL ADVOCATES SAY WERE INHUMANE CONDITIONS AT A MAKESHIFT CAMP IN SAN PEDRO.

FOR WEEKS, CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION KEPT AROUND 400 MIGRANTS AT A CAMP BETWEEN THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY BORDER WALLS, AND THAT CAMP WAS CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ADVOCATES SAY MIGRANTS HAD NO PROTECTION FROM THE ELEMENTS AND RECEIVED VIRTUALLY NO FOOD OR WATER.

THE COMPLAINT WAS FILED TO MAKE SURE THE CAMP REMAINS EMPTY.

CBP DID NOT RESPOND TO A REQUEST FOR COMMENTS.

AND ALTHOUGH THE PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY MAYBE OVER THE PROGRAM TO TRACK THE SPREAD OF COVID, 19 AND OTHER VIRUSES IN OUR COUNTY CONTINUES , RATHER PIONEERED WASTEWATER TESTING FOR COVID AT UC SAN DIEGO, AND IT'S PROVEN EARLY INDICATOR OF VIRAL SPREAD.

DETECTION TWO WEEKS BEFORE NORMAL TESTING NIGHT SAYS THE AMOUNT OF COVID AND WASTEWATER IS LOW RIGHT NOW, AND THE COUNTY IS NOW TESTING WASTEWATER FOR OTHER DISEASES, INCLUDING THE FLU, NOROVIRUS AND RSV, AND HERE IS A LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE WORKING ON FOR TOMORROW IN THE KPBS NEWSROOM, THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS RECENTLY UPDATED ITS GUIDELINES FOR TREATING CHILDHOOD OBESITY ON NPR'S MORNING EDITION.

HOW PARENTS HAVE DIFFERING IDEAS FOR THEIR OWN KIDS.

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