the weather's awesome in california. even better in southern california. you're talking about the 60s, minimum, in the wintertime. anyhow, see, when don't i want to talk about california? so they have no native technologies really for dealing with fur bearing animals. sometimes they hunted beaver, occasionally for food. apparently beaver tail is quite a delicacy, mainly in canada, but nothing for dressing furs, nothing for turning fur into clothing or anything. so when they trap, which they begin doing certainly by the 1820s, under the authority of the spanish missions, they do so for the sole purpose of obtaining trade goods. it is their only reason for trapping. they wouldn't have done it otherwise. the spanish missionaries didn't really appreciate the new mexican traders efforts to induce indians by providing trade goods, but they were not above paying trade goods to indians themselves in order to get indians to go out and trap for them. they are like these new mexican traders are ripping us off, they are scamming these indians by paying them in beads a

california sea otters are amazing. they have one million hairs per square inch, so you can imagine what kind of ferc could we get that could sell for a lot of money, the for of an animal that has one million hairs per square inch will be worth a lot, right? going after beaver and land otter is not the hot how economic activity of sea otters. but as the population plummeted, these big for trading firms began to turn their attention to the not quite has awesome critters, the california beaver -- -not great as the sea otters. the people of the san joaquin sacramento delta ironically had no native technologies for fur trapping. you might have garnered from my m many comments about california over the semester, california has got really nice weather. in the sacramento san joaquin delta region, you're talking about a change in temperature from winter to summer of like 40 degrees maybe. it's freezing and in the 50's in the winter, but boiling hot in the summer. but in that narrow window, you don't have to need for a lot of cl

in california, not that they were from california but the nonpartisan institute, the nonpartisan institute, mr. speaker, on taxation an economic policy estimates that 5.5 million california taxpayers, about a third of our taxpayers, and that's -- that's families. so that's many people. will see an average tax increase of $4,180. 2.2 million of these receiving a tax increase will have incomes of less than $110,000. how can they say to the middle class this is for you? mr. garamendi: you laid out, madam leader, our republican colleagues from california that seem to ignore or want to not even think about the state and local tax deduction and also mortgage interest deduction. trying to find a house in california that's less than $500,000 or $700,000 is virtually impossible, certainly in the bay area and much of surgeon california and in the sacramento region, it's almost impossible. so by reducing that mortgage interest deduction, together with the state and local taxes, you are seriously increasing the tax burden on homeowners and on working men and women in california. you laid it out so ver

here in california, 1.1 million neighbors get coverage through covered california. for them, their health care costs will go down on average in 2018. we're making a difference in millions of people's lives, so how do you do that? people are financially eligible, get that financial leg up. without getting that financial leg up, many would not be able to support coverage, and we're trying to get the mess amg out, open enrollment, short period, but here in california, it's three months. it's gone through the end of january , but we want people to sign up by the middle of december, december 15th, because if you do, you'll have coverage for the entire year. you can go to our website, and in two minutes, you can find out if you're eligible for financial help, and the back news is there's 700,000 californians that are eligible for financial help who have not signed up. they are one minute away from finding out if they're eligible for health care that may cost them $50, $100. they have people that will help them sign up, some of the the hundreds of organizations, there are

the culture and business of cannabis is changing throughout california. as this iconic plant turns into a scaleable economy, local and state policies may decide whether it thrives or withers. >> i believe it's being grown across the west coast. and i believe the price is so low that the industries can be driven out of humble county. >> the fear is that the people that were a part of this, that started the movement, will not have a place in the future. and it will only happen if we do not take part, if we do not stand up and make our voices heard as the heart and soul of the cannabis industry. >> we turn to our panel and talk about the market dynamics of cannabis in california. we just saw what's happening in humble county. smart and medium-size growers concerned that they may be put out of business or have their industry dominated by a handful of really big, powerful players. how real of a possibility is that? >> it's real. we hope the economics and the framework allow for small to medium-sized growers to thrive. it if it's for a consumer or a patient, mo

khanna of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 595, the gentleman from california, mr. khanna, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. khanna: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment strikes section 311 from the bill. this section would create a forced arbitration program for forestry management. the section of the bill, in my view, usurps judicial oversight. while many agencies conduct quasi--judicial proceedings, there are agency actiones that are appealable to the courts. judicial oversight and separation of powers is a core principle of our democracy. the arbitration would be binding, effectively making the secretary of agriculture the final judge and depriving the courts of their oversight role. while the bill terms this as discretionary arbitration, the discretion ultimately lies only with the secretary of agriculture. the public has no discretion whether to submit to binding arbitration or not. the public's right to c

. >> in california. >> in california. the remaining said we're in. four of those remaining are in districts that are in tight races. why would they go for it? >> i have no idea but i will point out also that one congressman who is not in a swing district or a district where there seems to be much of a race going on for his seat also voted against the tax plan. it is odd that two we know are in trouble voted against it. >> how mcclintie votes, if it has a price tag one way or another, he votes no. >> he's done that for 20 years. i served with him. the only thing i ever remember him voting for was me. >> that was the only vote that counted. >> he didn't vote ever to spend a nickel. >> that means that beyond these two, you have five other republicans in the hillary clinton districts who voted in favor of it. so i don't know that paul ryan really did protect them since they ended up voting in favor. >> he gave them the option. he had a sufficient number of votes. he needed 218 or 219. he got 226 or 227. so h

. >> el autor de la masacre california habÍa matado a su esposa. segÚn la policÍa, hizo un hoyo en el piso y ahÍ escondiÓ su cadÁver. javier: pensaste que lo viste todo el sistema de seguridad en tu telÉfono. sudor serÍa la nueva forma para desbloquear algunos nuevos modelos de mÓviles. asÍ comenzamos, costÓ este. --costa oeste ♪ ♪ carolina: hola, ¿quÉ tal, amigos de la costa oeste? con mucho gusto le saluda carolina y javier, en este miÉrcoles 15 de noviembre: javier: comenzamos esta ediciÓn en la costa oeste a la espera de un importante anuncio que harÁ el presidente trump. precisamente luego de su gira por asia que lo llevÓ a cinco diferentes paÍses . estuvo estos dos serÍa viajando y hablando con diferentes mandatarios y firmando una gran cantidad de acuerdos comerciales. carolina: hay varios temas a saito habia sido absuelto po demencia de un homicidio hace 38 anos...segun la policia, el individuo tomo un taxi hasta un avion alquilado en honolulu con destino a la isla de maui y luego abordo otro hacia a san jose, californ

the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. cartwright. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cartwright: mr. speaker, with veterans' day approaching, i find it particularly fitting that we raise this important issue today, an issue affecting our veterans that should concern all of us here in the congress. as americans, we enter into a moral covenant with our armed services with the men and women war fighters that we send into harm's way. it's a covenant that says you do this for us, and we will take care of you when the time comes when you need us. it's a covenant that our honoring is of paramount importance. and there is no one here in the people's house that wants to turn his or her back on that covenant. as part of that enduring covenant and commitment to those who have served our nation, the v.a. provides, as has been mentioned, a modest aid in attendance to low-income benefits. it's a benefit that helps pay for assisted living and in

-- outside of california and inside of california. moreu think there are people currently held in private prisons in california, because california is held out-of-state? do you think that will be a trend continuing in the state? are private prisons going to gain more power as time goes on? >> i do not think that will happen in california at all. we have had a cap on private aisons in state, 4500 at long, long time and all efforts to increase that have never gone anywhere. --ly reason that california the only reason that california is like that is a state is because of the cap is the number that can be housed in our prison system. this date has been doing everything they can -- the state has been doing everything they can to eliminate the out-of-state beds, because they are expensive and are sending inmates away from their family members. i think those private beds out-of-state will come to an end, actually. >> thank you. >> and? >> hi, my name is jaden, and one so iion i had in my youth, know that it is a lot of -- all my youth, we wo

the entertainment industry in southern california and the wine industry in northern california is a big part of our gpd. we need to get back into the business as soon as possible. that starts with recovery. i think it starts with helping folks out. not only that work in the industry but also live there as well. because we lost 3,000 buildings. >> yeah. >> and a lot of people lost their homes. we were filming our documentary uncrushable and we had a chance to go visit a home where the woman who shared her afternoon. she had not seen her house since the fire. and she spent 50 years in this home with her family. and she brought her children home from the hospital. and she lost it in two hours. >> yes. >> and so we got a chance to walk around with her and share this very personal experience with her for the first time. she said the most beautiful thing. she said the house had given me all it had. the house it given me everything that it had and now it was time for a new chapter. there is a lot of stories like that out there. we want to help folks turn the page and start a new chapter in the

la línea de ayuda para fumadors de california. no juzgamos. ayudamos. con asesoría telefónica gratuia y más todo sin sermones. 1-800-45-no-fume gracias, ikea. juan no viene. pero mis primas acaban de confirmar, parece que conocerÉ a todos. la blogger de comida y la experta en vinos. sÍ y si. copas nivel experto. mi tÍo jorge confirmÓ. ¿el que siempre llega con una invitada? sÍ, nunca falla... pero estamos preparados. ¿cuÁl es tu sueÑo? en ikea te ayudamos a vivirlo. haz tuyo el sueÑo. del ultimo boleto al mundial de rusia que tenia disponible la uefa. irlanda recibio la visita de dinamrca. los de casa ganaban uno a cero y el conjunto danes tuvo una gran respuesta anotando cinco goles sin respuesta, incluyendo un triplete de christian eriksen para ganar la eliminatoria por resultado final de cinco a uno. dinamarca por cuarta vez en su historia estaran disputando un mundial, su mejor participacion fue en 1998 cuando llegaron a cuartos de final. la segunda parte de esta fecha fifa nos regalo partidos atractivos con duelos amistosos entre grand

richmond, california, is one of them. richmond, you probably know enough about it, it has got chevron in it. it was a ship building community for many years, and it experienced enormous white flight and isital now rebuilding itself in a 21st-century model. one thing that richmond has done that the rest of the state has followed if they looked at their general plan. the general plan is the bible for how development happens in the community. richmond introduced the first health element in a general plan. what that health element does is it requires them to look at the health consequences of that development. it means, we know now that sprawl creates obesity. sprawl kills. "sprawla book called kills." it is essentially a design that makes it harder for people to walk or use bikes. and separating land uses by great distances, so people have to get in their carts to go to the store or the schools. we know that that land use which is the dominant pattern for modern california has adverse health consequences. in richmond and 40

in california, homeowners will get hit hard. i don't see how anyone from california can vote for this bill. education will be more expensive. student loans will not be deductible this bill will hurt our nation's ability to compete. what does that mean? it means lower pay. it means layoffs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. mcnerney: not one week, we should oppose this bill and start over and do it right. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. roskam: it's not $1,200 or $1,700, it's $1,900 for the median household in california's ninth district. i'd like to yield four minutes to the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith, great friend ofing a cull chuffer and a great friend of small business. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. smith: a lot has been said on the floor today about the tax cuts and jobs act by my friends on the other side of the aisle. they think this bill before us will make losers of t

california goes to play the stanford cardinals. the buildup is underway, the tree chopping rally was tuesday at cal. tonight is a big bonfire and stanford held a burial. stanford has won the last seven games. the cardinals have seven winds -- wins this season. cal is sitting on five cite -- wins. >>> getting an early start to the thanksgiving travel. coming up, why the holiday rush has shifted one week earlier and what you should expect if you are trying to fly today. >>> there are new rules in california for recreational marijuana. we will tell you what you need to know. >>> it is finally getting a little better. we have a live look at 24 on the way to the tunnel. the traffic is looking much better than yesterday on the way to oakland. >>> yesterday there was a lot of rain in lafayette. today there is sunshine and things are looking good. we will talk about your weekend coming up as well. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threa

the gentleman from california reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: reclaiming my time. so the purpose of this resolution is to pressure the saudis to take those steps to reopen access to those ports. that is what we are doing. we need to be talking about the other aspect of what we are also trying to do here. and that is to try to get the houthis to respond to the actions taken by the united nations to get the houthis to lift their empedments that they have put in place. they need to respect the neutrality of aid and stop diverting convoys away from those who are in need as we know is a problem.that need to accept the united nations' plan to administer the port so deliveries of essential food and medicines can resume. part of our difficulty here is the houthis are or have become supporters, nian they are a minority in yemen, but iran uses them to exploit divisions within the society. the houthis slogan is derived from iran's own anti--u.s. slogan. the slogan, if you listen to them is death to america. death to israel, damn the jews. they didn'

southern california is mostly sunny and getting warm. they're going to get even warmer over the next couple of days. i think mid-80s by wednesday for la. for us, this cloud cover will continue to roll in. cloudy today, mostly cloudy can this afternoon, rain staying to the north. anything south of that will be less or very light. tuesday, wednesday, into thursday, mostly sunny and warmer. i think there will be higher clouds coming through. 60s to near 70 san jose, upper 60s for some. through wednesday and thursday, looks pretty warm. maybe some mid-70s as we go into the holiday. >> wow. >> seems a bit warm for thanksgiving, better than phoenix though. >> better than 90. >> thank you steve. >>>queen elizabeth and prince phillip are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary today. the royal couple was married november 20th, 1947. this photo released by buckingham palace shows the king and prince this month. queen elizabeth is the first queen in monarch history to celebrate a 70th anniversary. >> time is 4:18. american troops in japan order

the gentleman from california reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: reclaiming my time. so the purpose of this resolution is to pressure the saudis to take those steps to reopen access to those ports. that is what we are doing. we need to be talking about the other aspect of what we are also trying to do here. and that is to try to get the houthis to respond to the actions taken by the united nations to get the houthis to lift their empedments that they have put in place. they need to respect the neutrality of aid and stop diverting convoys away from those who are in need as we know is a problem.that need to accept the united nations' plan to administer the port so deliveries of essential food and medicines can resume. part of our difficulty here is the houthis are or have become supporters, nian they are a minority in yemen, but iran uses them to exploit divisions within the society. the houthis slogan is derived from iran's own anti--u.s. slogan. the slogan, if you listen to them is death to america. death to israel, damn the jews. they didn'

so we started the california fresh, fresh works fund. which is, you know, our goal was to raise about 200 million dollars to help build grocery stores in low income food deserts. so we put 30 million into a fund and asked other people to match that and participate in that and by the end of 18 months we had 300 million dollars. and the california fresh works fund now builds full service grocery stores in food deserts. we've built over 25 of them across the state. i did not know that you could do this. i mean, i-- like i said, i'm a simple doctor and i learned a lesson in this, which is that money loves money. [laughter] >> the second aspect that i've learned is that nobody wants to be the first one in. everybody wants to be the second one in. so, if you put your money out there at risk, which is what we do, because we give away money. we put our money out there and we say we'll take the first hit, you know, if things go side ways on this, next thing you know, we multiplied our money by ten-fold. that fund division exists today and buildin

>> it will absolutely happen here in california. it's a way to make more money. >> reporter: new state regulations will force labs to show they have proper equipment and quality controls, but they can't all come into compliance overnight. we decided to test them ourselves to see how far they have to go. >> we'll weigh them out to one gram. >> reporter: we ran an experiment to see how labs gauge thc potency in his pot. first he mixed this batch of marijuana extract, poured uniform samples and packaged them up. then our producer hand delivered the samples to labs across the state. >> one down, nine to go. >> reporter: we drove from the bay area to san diego and back, hitting ten different labs. the first result came back with a thc level of 66%. the next, 80%. and here are the rest. remember, the samples came from the same batch of extract. scientists say some variation is normal, but the results ended up range from 64% to 83%, nearly a 20-point spread. >> when would the numbers be so off that your alarm bells start ringing? >> around

i'm running to be the next governor california. this is not just about the single mother in the east bay that works two jobs to pay for food and day care, that's who it hits the hardest. every time that you go to the grocery store, all of our costs will increase, once you increase the cost of fuel, everything goes up as well. the real problem is this, our roads do need fixing. but the answer is we already have plenty of tax money to do that. we don't need an extra tax. >> how do you wring that out of the california government? you know, how does attacking this one fairly small aspect of what we're paying in taxes every day, how does that reform the 98% of the mess you're referring to? >> well, to fix the 98% of the mess, i'm running to be the next governor of the state of california. we will repeal this with this initiative. but bring out tax cuts to the people of california to let them actually vote on it. >> what if people say i don't want to pay 12 cents more a gallon but i'm not a republican. >> great. that is understandable. u

critics say it is not favorable to taxpayers in california.>> reporter: california democrats and some republicans voted against the bill today. i spoke with a tax policy expert who says the bill could hurt californians more than people in other parts of the country.>> california's congressional members were split.>> the first $55,000 and average family of four mac urns will not face a single penny of income tax. >> the bill that was brought to the floor is not tax reform. it is not even a tax cut. it is a tax scam.>> reporter: supporters celebrated the bill saying it doubles the standard deduction for 12,000 for individuals and 24,000 for married couples. increases the tax credit. reduces corporate tax and eliminate estate taxes by 2024. critics objected saying it increases the deficit by one $.5 trillion in 10 years. eliminate deductions for state and local income -- caps pretax deductions at $10,000. and mortgage interest at $500,000.>> the house version is harmful to california.>> reporter: a law professor and tax expert says there are two big problems for californians and others.

it will be really warm in southern california. a lot of moisture streaming in from the west-southwest. we've seen this time and time again. this is being driven to the north. there's no trigger mechanism to get more than just a light rain and most of that is to the north. there's been a little bit scooting through. 50s on most of these temps. if you're heading to the mountains, you don't have to worry about snow unless you're well above 8,000 feet because it's too warm. anything would be light in the way of rain. 39 truckee, 53 monterey. cloudy, mostly cloudy today, on the mild side and partly sunny and warm in southern california. if you are heading to arizona, they're looking for 90 on thursday which would be a record high for thanksgiving for them. high pressure is our fair weather friend but clouds continue to break through. cloudy this morning. mostly cloudy can this afternoon and then fair and warmer as we head into tuesday, wednesday. there will still be high clouds around. low 60s to mid-60s to the north and then upper 60s

california democrats are pointing their fingers at california republicans. >> reporter: that is right. earlier this year all 14 california republicans in congress voted to repeal the affordable care act, even though there were loud protests in their district. now on the issue of tax reform nancy pelosi says once again california republicans are betraying their constituents. >> shame on the republicans in california for selling their constituents down the river. >> reporter: house democratic leader nancy pelosi said that republican support for the tax plan is bad for california. >> this tax scam that the republicans are foisting on the congress is very destructive to california. >> reporter: three weeks ago california republicans could have stopped a bill to eliminate the state and local tax election. they did not. californians rely heavily on the deduction as to other states like new york and new jersey. the big difference is most republicans in new york and new jersey tried to stop it. >> i do not know that we think new yorkers and new jersey people are smarter and faster to see the

in california, homeowners will get hit hard. i do not see how anyone from california can vote for this bill. education will be more expensive than student loans will not be deductible. this bill will hurt our nation's ability to compete and that layoffs -- and lower pay and layoffs. >> gentleman from illinois is recognized. $1900is not $1200, it is for the median household in california's night district. -- ninth district. i would like to yield to the gentleman from missouri. >> four minutes. >> a lot have been since -- has been said about the tax cuts, they think this bill will make losers of the american workers or the american economy. the truth is the status quo, our current broken tax code, is causing our workers and our economy to lose. back in southeast missouri, i will give you an example under the current tax code. a machinist and poplar bluff, missouri working 40 hours a week is fearful to work harder. because the more money they make, the less they will have percentagewise. under our current tax code. that is not righ

this high pressure off of baja california is so strong it is impacting southern california and the bay area, keeping all the wet weather from the atmospheric river to washington and oregon. they're the ones getting rain. we will not. we are not expecting to see any of the storm activity drop into the bay area until maybe thursday, thanksgiving morning. here is your travel forecast for today. if you are heading to eureka, expect a slight chance of showers. lake tahoe, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, sacramento a warm 70. closer to your neighborhood, san jose 78. if you hit 78 in san jose, that will be a record for the date. temperatures across the east bay are in the upper 60s and lower 70s, about 10 to 15 above average for a lot of us. 71 is the high in san francisco today in santa rosa, 72. it's still warm to the north with upper 60s, low 70s. air quality is in the moderate range. we are seeing more particulate matter in the skies because of high pressure and futurecast showing clear skies for today. we will get clouds to come in for tomorrow and then thursday morning after midn

adam, california? california cannot lower. >> neil: it's physics. say that again ben stein? >> ben: a body and rest will tend to remain at rest. a body in motion will tend to remain in motion and most of us modest modestly well to do people are bodies at rest. most of us are not going to move but there is just something sickening about how much money the state of california spends. it's just sickening. >> by the way they can't change. they can't lower their taxes: >> ben: no they can't. >> they're stuck. >> you're right. >> they're screwed adam. california, new york and new jersey if this passes you're screwed. >> neil: this might be the first opening we shall see. in the meantime millennials are making a move at helping their parents and our economy. charlie gasparino, we'll look forward to that. >> today on forbes on fox inside the beltway the focus is on russia probes outside the beltway it's on holiday shopping the economy, so which one do americans really care about? also former irs employee says her deposition about targeting conservatives should remain sealed forever,

. >> everybody in northern california was affected by this. it increased the prices that are charged by thousands of sutter doctors, increased the prices that are charged by 26 sutter hospitals across northern hospital and as the result of the lack of price competition, prices rose generally across the market. >> reporter: but the real shocker came when it was discovered that after the suit was filed sutter had destroyed 192 boxes of evidence in connection with the case. >>10 years of evidence. >> reporter: sutter said the 192 boxes were shredded as part of a routine archiving process. however, an e-mail was discovered by an employee that said, "i pushed the button. i'm running and hiding. fingers crossed i haven't done something the ftc will hunt me down for." sutter said it was a mistake, but the judge isn't buying it calling it decidedly odd and saying there is no good explanation for the specific and unusual destruction here, but attorney grossmann said the reason is simple. >> sutter was attempting to cover up its conduct. >> reporter: su

is the big loser here even southern california representative says california will be the biggest loser from the house bill, since under this plan californians will shoulder the largest net tax increase at $12.1 billion in 2027. do you worry that voters are going to turn against you guys in 2018 because some people are paying higher taxes because of the elimination of that deduction? what's the impact of that elimination in your view? >> your question is do i worry and the answer is no, should i worry about getting tax reform done. i think that's the first point. i represent constituency in a high tax state, illinois, new jersey, new york and california all are high tax jurisdictions and what we've tried to do in this bill is come up with a compromise and that as you pointed out earlier there's two current deductions in the tax code as it relates to state and local taxes. one is presumably income tax and sales taxes and others and the other is property taxes, so what i fought for and we were successful in including is to separate out, keep the property tax deduction, cap it at $10,000 ,

en febrero del 2017 la junta dental de california revelÓ lo siguiente. el cirujano dental no habÍa intubado a pacientes en mÁs de 15 aÑos. el equipo no respondiÓ efectivamente durante la emergencia. esperaron mucho tiempo. el doctor sigue ejerciendo como cirujano pero ya no administrarÁ anestesia general o anestesia intravenosa. despuÉs de lo que le ocurriÓ a su sobrino, se dieron cuenta que cirujanos dentales son los Únicos profesionales mÉdicos en todo el paÍs a quienes les permiten administrar anestesia y realizar la cirugÍa. una prÁctica comÚn. medicamentos comÚnmente administrados en anestesia general o sedaciÓn profunda como en el caso de este niÑo sÓlo debe ser administrado por personas entrenadas en anestesia general y que no sea parte del diagnÓstico o procedimiento quirÚrgico. tambiÉn la administraciÓn de alimentos fda por sus siglas en inglÉs. tim dice que no tiene duda alguna de que si alguien mÁs hubiese estado monitoreando a su hijo aÚn podrÍa estar vivo. aunque la familia llegÓ a un acuerdo en porte con el cirujan

but here's the thing in california, though. i predict in california, which is the center of the resistance to trump, and really the leaders for a policy agenda that runs counter to the trump agenda, that we're going to attack tax policy from a different perspective. i think we're going to finally take on prop 13, the rule that really has eviscerated education funding among other things in our state. i think we have a super emergency right of democrats who are emboldened coming from districts who are expecting proud and strong progressive moves to take on tax policy in our state. >> number one, so the shock is going to be if the republicans don't put something on the president's desk, the president's going to go to schumer and they're going to start cutting deals. the republicans are going to be twixt and tween when democrats and republicans start putting legislation up. number two, tax reform or taxes in california, you already have the split role that's the prop 13 skewing businesses versus property. if they do that, i think i

take a look at this, aren't you happy you live in california. it's going to be a bombing 38 tomorrow. traffic and weather together. i'll never complain about rain against, well i probably will. >>> college hoops. hoops. stephany set a school record, 26 rebounds, 17 points. buckeye for most of the first half. brittany mcafee finished with a team high of 24 with ohio state. kelsey mitchell going strong with the left hand, finish with 30. stanford loses their opener, 85-64. number one yukon on sunday morning. >>> randy bennet a fixture at st. mary's for 17 years. bennet just -- a ten extension. west coast basketball powers with bennet at the helm they made the ncaa tournament six times. >>> you know this is -- the gig is up and the gig is this is two baskets away. the warriors host the 6ers tomorrow night. you know you're good wen you can make hoops with your feet. >> join us at 9:00 on coffey t.v. 20, channel 13. major decision counts being offered this weekend. that's at 9:00. >> then a crack down in east bay. what authorities plan to do to keep

grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> all right, today is national nachos day. nachos were accidentally invented by a mexican man named anaya. he had to quickly come up with a snack after a group of people came into the restaurant. only thing he had was cheese and tortillas. he cut the chies in century angles. added cheese and chips. his creation was nacho and his creation named after him. >>> abc 7 news was there as trucks pulled up at the san francisco marin food bank. crews delivering boxes filled with 800 turkeys donated by foster farms. it's enough to feed approximately 16,000 people. foster farms says its been making the donation for more than a decade and the feed is constant. >> in san francisco, one out of five people are food insecure. and around the holidays foster farms think it's important that we give back and be able to participate in thanksgiving. >> crews are del

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i'd now like to be able to yield two minutes to the gentleman from mississippi, mr. palazzo. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. palazzo: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my good friend from colorado for the time and for his positive comments as well as mrs. torres in support of h.r. 2768. so i rise today in h.r. of h.r. 2768, the gulf islands national seashore land exchange act. this is a national park that draws millions of visitors to the islands in the northern gulf of mexico. the gulf islands national seashore includes the in ssippi barrier islands davis bay yue area. i am proud to have this sanctuary within my district. the gulf islands national seashore has been a part of the mississippi gulf coast community since congress established the park in 1971. since that establishment, the gulf island national seashore has worked closely with the veterans of foreign wars post 5699. in fact, the post has served a road with the seash

together, we're building a better california. (pam) president trump is having an opulent thanksgiving dinner in mar-a-lago in florida. he spoke to five different branches of the military via satellite who are serving overseas. the president told him the military is "really winning." reporter natasha chen explains how he praised the economy again. on both twitter - and in person with the coast guard today - president trump touted the nation's strong stock market and low unemployment rate.and after thanking the military and first responders - he also pushed a message of unitypres donald trump: let's get up here. let's get up here. president trump and first lady melania trump made a surprise thanksgiving visit - entering a small kitchen area of coast guard station lake worth in florida.pres donald trump: it is an honor to be herehe thanked members of the coast guard - particularly for their work in rescuing thousands of lives during this year's devastating hurricanes.he also called five branches of the military to thank those who ar

(steve) in southern california... a man is in custody after authorities say he stole a police cruiser and led officers on a wild chase. it started early this morning in santa clarita, about 30 miles northwest of los angeles. authorities first encountered the man during a disturbance call at a medical center. the suspect had been running around the center... when he jumped into a patrol cruiser..and hit the gas. the chase wound through several freeways and surface streets. after about a half-hour, the driver finally pulled over, with officers arresting the man... who was shirtless and barefoot. (pam)in sports... we'll update you on game six ... of what has been a great world series...(steve)... and the 49ers have their quarterbck of the present... and they hope the future... mark will have his reaction to his first day as a niner... and all the sports... coming up savings rate hits lowest point since financial crisis as americans take on more risk . americans are saving at the lowest pace in nearly 10 years, a sign of

so california, this is really a legislation that would punish california residents. >> briefly in defense, their argument would be this is a better system going forward, and there's going to be short-term issues for certain people in the tax code. that's going to happen in any change of the tax code. but this is a bad incentive to give a deduction to encourage states to increase taxes. so overrule, it would be better to have a system that doesn't encourage high taxes. >> you know what i would love? i would love for the seven congressional seats that are up in 2018, that are sitting on top of districts that voted for clinton, for that to become a major campaign issue. let's see if people want to give up their state and local tax deduction in those districts, and then that could let us know a lot. >> the senate is hoping to have a vote on this when it comes back from thanksgiving. but i want to also touch on president trump's asia trip. president trump says it was a tremendously successful trip. true? >> well, he thinks everything that he does is a tremendous success. it's fabulous. >> he a

en santa ana california, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> refugiarse en santuarios habitados en estos tiempos es el caso de un pastor salvadoreÑo que lleva 32 aÑos en este paÍs y estÁ dispuesto a vivir encerrado en una iglesia de carolina del sur con tal de no separarse de los suyos. rogelio mora-tagle tiene su historia. >> mientras el pastor josÉ chicas lleva casi cinco meses refugiado en una iglesia su esposa y sus hijos fueron a las instalaciones de ice en charlotte carolina del norte para abogar por Él. >> la verdad que no es nada fÁcil lo que estamos viviendo ahora mismo. es bien, bien difÍcil, bien frustrante. >> querÍan hablar con el director de la oficina para pedirle que cancele la orden de deportaciÓn que ha evadido el pastor inmigrante salvadoreÑo. >> un perdÓn no sÉ para que el salga del santuario y regrese a la comunidad pero no ha dejado que hablÁramos con nadie. >> antes de ser pastor hace mÁs de 25 aÑos fue arrestado por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol ha decidido que si no le perdonan se quedarÁ en el santuario el tiempo que sea necesari

three republicans from california voted no. i spoke with a tax expert who say -- who says he wasn't surprised. it is not great for the golden state. >> california's congressional members were split.>> the first $55,000 and average family of four earns will not face a single penny of income tax.>> the bill republicans have brought today is not tax reform. it is not a tax cut. it is a tax scale.>> reporter: supporters celebrated saying it doubles the standard deduction to 12,000 for individuals and 24,000 for married couples. increases the tax credit. reduces corporate tax. and eliminates estate taxes by 2024. critics objected saying it increases the deficit by one $.5 trillion in 10 years. eliminates deductions for state and local income and sales tax. caps property tax at $10,000. mortgage interest at $500,000.>> the house version is harmful to california.>> reporter: an expert says there are two big problems for californians and others who have high state and local income taxes.>> to have a 20% top corporate tax rate they had

also of note, california just became a sanctuary state. so it looks like all of these jurisdictions are now in the crosshairs of the feds. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a killer caught in california is now awaiting extradition to hawaii. the escapee was on the run for 72 hours before his capture in stockton. law enforcement source telling kpix 5 that randall saito booked a roundtrip ticket to san jose after escaping a state mental hospital on hawaii on sunday. the man described as a violent psychopath used an alias to get on the plane, never took his return flight on monday. investigators caught him yesterday morning in stockton. a cab driver picked him up to go to reno and recognized him as the wanted escapee. >> when he was surrounded by the police, the guy said, they got me. >> i am deeply concerned that such a dangerous person was able to escape from the hawaii state hospital and remain undetected for such a long period of time. >> saito has relatives in stockton. he was ordered to the facility in hawaii after being