Insight: California's Water Restrictions / China's Influence On The US / Super Bowl Traffic / "Love And Information"

This May 1, 2014, file photo shows irrigation water runs along a dried-up ditch between rice farms in Richvale, California.

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  What The Water Resources Board Will Do With California’s Water Restrictions

  The State Water Resources Board met Tuesday to decide whether to extend California’s water restrictions, or at least make some changes to the existing rules. Environment Reporter Amy Quinton explains what the Water Board did – and didn't do.

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  Patrick McDowell Talks About The United States’ Relationship With China

  Insight speaks with Wall Street Journal Bureau Chief for Southeast Asia and UOP alumnus McDowell about what he's learned living and working in China.

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  Super Bowl 50 Impact On Bay Area Travel

  San Francisco and NFL officials have plans to deal with crush of people descending on the area for the Superbowl this weekend, but how much will that ease the congestion? Michael Cabanatuan from the San Francisco Chronicle to discuss traffic.

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  "Love And Information" At Capital Stage

  We'll talk with Ismail about the new play "Love and Information" set in the "Information Age" and what it's like to stage a "new" play for the first time. We'll also hear a scene from actors Gail Dartez and Matt K. Miller.

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