california department of public health director karen smith says california typically sees about 25 measles cases a year. so far most of the state's cases are in northern california.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "they are generally always associated with returning travelers who were unvaccinated or undervaccinated. the same thing is true this year although we do have slightly more cases than we had in the past few years."smith says the majority of the recently confirmed cases come from just a few travelers.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "the biggest concern for us is the more people that come in to california with measles, the more likely they'll transmit in the period of time before they're sick.((az standup)) "smith says california is not in a measles emergency the way washington and new york are."smith: "but we are being very vigilant." the department expects to see slightly more measles cases this year. smith says vaccines are the single best protection society has against measles. tag. (ken) (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now

the public, including my constituents in california, our constituents in california, mr. speaker, want to know what happened. nearly nine in 10 americans in both parties say the investigation should produce a full public report on their findings. not only do the american people want to know, but they deserve to know. congress needs to preserve their ability to know. our election system is an integral part of what makes us the beacon of western democracy. any and all attempts to undermine this system is an attack on our country's values and cannot be taken lightly. this is a serious investigation with consequences for elections, democracy, government, and the future of this country and democracy itself. there is no one with more intimate knowledge of russia's involvement in our election than special counsel. to date, this investigation has resulted in 34 people and three companies being criminally charged. nearly 200 charges filed. seven guilty pleas. one conviction following a jury trial. and the investigation, while costing $25 million, has recovered approximately $48 mi

in california. in 2019. mayors, county supervisors, and city councils around the state are working hard to reduce homelessness and its underlying causes. we've got to have their backs. they cannot do it alone. >> [ applause ] the mayors are standing up. to help lead this discussion, i'mappointing a new commission on homelessness & supportive housing, led by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. >> [ applause ] >>with your support, let's put half a billion dollars into immediate funding for navigation centers - emergency shelters with services on site, and another hundred million for whole person care to replace a fragmented approach to services with one that's more integrated and comprehensive. and while cities and counties are on the front lines, this challenge will only be solved regionally. we need to work together as a state to focus on prevention, rapid rehousing, mental health, and more permanent supportive housing - because while shelter solves sleep, only permanent supportive housing solves homelessnes

on the satellite you can see high pressure sitting over california. it's going to stick around through the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s with sunshine and high clouds. this weekend will be even warmer with highs in the 60s and 70s. (grant) in national news tonight... it's the end of one chapter in special counsel robert mueller's probe -- but not the end of legal drama for former trump campaign chairman paul manafort.(vicki) shortly after a judge added to manafort's prison time for charges related to his lobbying business, new charges were filed against him in new york state. karin caifa has details from washington. paul manafort in a d.c. federal courtroom, saying, "i am sorry for what i've done." the former trump campaign chairman, wearing a suit, seated in a wheelchair, for his second sentencing in less than a week.judge amy berman jackson, responding, "saying i'm sorry i got caught, is not an inspiring plea for leniency".she sentenced him to an additional 43 months in prison on top of the 47-month sentence delivered in northern virgin

muchos estudiantes de la universidad de california en berkeley. una pasante de medicina deportiva alega que varios entrenadores de football americano abusaron con acoso sexual. >>> la presunta vÍctima indica en su publicaciÓn en redes sociales uno de los entrenadores la besÓ y la empujo contra una pared cuando estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol y la alegaciÓn mÁs alarmante, que dice que el mismo entrenador le dijo que si ella no tenÍa sexo con Él, harÍa que la despidieran. >>> creo que la gente debe entender que esto le hace mucho daÑo a una persona y por mucho tiempo. >>> por su parte la universidad de california en berkeley dijo en un comunicado. estamos al tanto de estas preocupan tes alegaciones, el caso es investigado por el departamento de discriminaciÓn y acoso. la administraciÓn indico que el departamento de deportes estÁ sujeto a todas las polÍticas de la universidad de california en berkeley. en mi reporte en vivo en berkeley. noticiero telemundo 48. >>> vamos a ver quÉ da esta investigaciÓn ¿verdad?. >>> y otra univer

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i appreciate the comments from my colleague, the ranking member about regular order. i can assure you we will discuss this subject further and i take to heart his comments. i would like to yield five minutes to my good friend, the gentleman from california and rueauthor of this bill, mr. ease. mr. ruiz: thank you for your staff for their work. thank you for your tireless work in support of our veterans. roe. you dr. phil and ar special shoutout to doctor congressman wenstrup. we are leading the efforts in the bipartisan burn pits caucus to give answers to our veterans who have been exposed. the burn pit registry enhancement act will help our government to better understand the health effects of toxic burn pits of our men and women in uniform. as a nation, we have the responsibility to provide our veterans with the benefits they earned and deserved and keep them safe when they are on the field. we bear that responsibility even more heavily when the actions of our own government

rhode island follows california. delaware follows california. we're all in on your efforts here. administrator wheeler proposed new fuel economy emissions rule that would wrench away california's long standing ability to set its own standards and will allow our states to follow. because an attack on california is an attack on everybody -- on all of us, ok, and we feel it as an attack. has california's clean air act waiver for vehicle emission standards ever been revoked? mr. stegall: no, it has never happened. senator markey: it has never happened. so the assault on state standards -- means more oil imported from the middle east, more carbon pollution in the atmosphere and more uncertainty for states and car companies. mr. stegall, with all these lose-lose outcomes, who would trump is the winner if wins through his e.p.a. administrator wheeler? who's the winner in all this? mr. stegall: this is purely oil companies. senator markey: oil companies? mr. segall: yes. senator markey: so oil companies are doing cartwheels with happiness they have about how much lower the fuel economy s

with love, california. massive storm is bringing high winds and intense snow throughout parts of the country today.( james ) the winds were so high in new mexico --- that they caused this twenty six car train derailment. as you can see --- the train cars were knocked off of a bridge --- but somehow --- no injuries were reported.( darya ) and in colorado --- it was strong winds and heavy snow that stranded these 18 wheelers along interstate 70. there was also a one hundred car pile up on interstate 25 because of the storm. some of the drivers were stranded out on the roads for hours -- as rescue crews struggled to reach them.( james ) and take a look at this --- this is a neighborhood in colorado springs just a few days ago... before this massive storm hit. and this --- (5 secs into vo) is what it looks like now. completely covered in snow... and more is still coming down. (darya)(james) lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. day with temperatures this time around even warmer than those felt y

next, our cities tour visits visalia, california -- california. you can watch more of our visits on c-span.org. you get the feeling that people realize how much comes out of this valley? >> we do when living here and being part of what comes out of here. back on the east coast, i suspect it would come as a therise that california is top producing agricultural state in the nation. think about the juxtaposition with people, land development and managing national -- natural resource , ae, you think of all that lot of people outside california would not really understand the big on her the cultural engine of the united states. about six we are miles north of visalia. migratethe property this isher came to -- the property migrate grandfather came to. it really did not hit much. after a couple trips into this arean, he settled into the . this was all swamp land at the could filech of them acres. they were livestock people and .ver time, the operation group , like a cattle, hogs lot of people in the area. the central san joaquin valley to the lake basin.

with love, california. (ken) president donald trump says his administration is grounding boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 planes based on new information about the crash of an ethiopian airliner that killed 157 people.trump said this afternoon that the 737 max 8 planes currently in the air would be ordered to land, and that airlines and pilots had been notified of the decision.while the cause of sunday's crash is unknown - there have been reports from some pilots on issues with the 737 max 8. (ken)the faa released a statement, reading in part... "the agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analyzed today. this evidence, together with newly refined satellite data available to faa this morning, led to this decision."the agency says they will continue to investigate. (ken) the grounding of the planes is causing some flight cancellations here in the bay area. (terisa)kron four's philippe djegal has more from sfo on the announcement's impact.... (p

withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol3. immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin4. states clearly the directive does not provide for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. governor newsom's statement reads in part.....in america, we execute more human beings than any other democracy on earth. in california, we have the largest death row of any place in the western hemisphere - more than 700 prisoners. and we have spent $5 billion since 1978 to keep those individuals on death row. ( darya ) senator kamala harris released a statement this morning about the governor's decision to stop the death penalty. it reads in part: "this is an important day for justice and for the state of california. i applaud governor newsom for his decision to place a moratorium on the death penalty. as a career law enforcement official, i have opposed the death penalty because it is immoral, discriminatory, ineffective, and a gross misuse of taxpayer dollars. ( darya ) lets take

we were up in santa rosa, california. so sarah talked a number of the commissioners into going on a canoe trip down the russian river. and not only did she beat everyone relative at the speed category, with you right at the top of the river, six months pregnant, she rescued a man whose canoe had tipped over and rescued him. it was a sight to behold. she created the swimmable california campaign, working with san francisco artists, three fish studios, to design a swimmable bear, pledging to keep california swimmable, which managed to end up hanging in both conservative and progressi progressive legislators' offices in san francisco. i even got her to come swimming with me in san francisco bay, and unlike supervisor stefani, she did not wear a wet suit. she also founded the king tides project, capturing the images of ultrahigh tide events to spur recognition of what rising sea level events will look like, and i actually managed to participate in this as a citizen, taking pictures and putting them on social media, along with

. -- exist in california. there are streams that say you don't mess with someone's car and their gun. when you ask someone not to drive or to carpool, people feel like their rights are invaded. when they tried to get rid of the incinerator when people burned their trash, you would think they were asking for people's firstborns. unrestas a great tumult, over doing it. we have a unreconciled spirit of wanting clean air but also rights.our rig consumer first lesson is apply science, use reason, impose logic and resist your first instinct to blame and judge and execute the first smokestack you don't like or the first easy solution someone whispers into your head. isre is a reason why america the technological vanguard of the world, and it is through the calm application of science. the other lesson is be careful of the culture you build communities on. if it seems too good to be true, it is false. the idea you could be having onlions of cars running internal combustion technology zip around without having a conseq

only california voters can do that. californians have consistently supported capitol punishment including in 2016, when voters approved plans to speed up the process. governor is expected to make his official announcement at 10:00 this morning at the state capitol. stay right here with us as we will have continuing coverage and stream the governor's announcement on www.ktvu.com and on our facebook page as well. we will have reaction throughout the day on air and online. >>> we are now finding out that some u.s. pilots have reported problems while flying boeing 737 max 8 jets. at least two pilots say the noses of their jets tilted downward shortly after they engage the autopilot. in both cases, the pilots disconnected the autopilot and the planes recover quickly. those reports were part of a volunteer safety system and they did not identify the pilots, airlines or locations of incidents. this comes as pressure is growing on u.s. airlines in the af eight to ground the boeing 737 max 8 jets have now been evolved into deadl

katie porter / (d) california: i'm so sorryanna wiernicki: california democratic congresswoman katie porter fought through tears to tell her story of when she was a victim of domestic violence. katie porter: each year millions suffer in silence for fear that getting help will result in their being blamed. anna wiernicki: democratic house spea, like porter, depend on the violence has the right to live free from abuseanna wiernicki: house democrats áand some republicans-introduced an updated vawa on thursday-three weeks after it expired.new york democratic congressman jerrold nadler says this bill completely revamps the decades old law and expands protections for survivors of domestic violence.jerrold nadleru.s. congressman, d-new yorktake cg @ 0:47-0:55among many things it expands the permissible use of grant money focused on increasing survivor, law enforcement, and community safety. it improves services for victims.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:56- 1:01the bill would make it illegal for anyone convicted of date violence or stalking to own a gun.debbie dingell

meanwhile, lawmakers are trying to tighten vaccine laws in california. catherine heenan joins us now with what is being proposed. (catherine) california is one of only three states that have eliminated non-medical exemptions for vaccinations. now lawmakers want to make it even tougher to be exempt. california first took steps to change vaccine lawsafter a measles outbreak at disneyland the 20-15 outbreak infected more than 150 people. shortly afterwards. governor brown signed one of the strictest vaccination laws in the country. eliminating personal and religious belief exemptions. statewide immunization did increase after that...to more than 95 percent. that's enough to keep most outbreaks from spreading. but the rate of medical exemptions also increased --- threefold. today we talked to doctor richard pan - who's sponsoring the new bill...about how it would crack down on exemptions found to be fraudulent.

the gentlewoman from california is recognized. . ms. lofgren: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to a pioneer and leader in clean government and that is the gentleman from north carolina, mr. price. two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. price: i thank my colleague and i rise in strong support of h.r. 1. it is a comprehensive, once in a generation blueprint for reforming our democratic system. ranging from gerrymandering, to voter suppression and voting rights, to the dominance of unaccountable big money in our politics. it's an urgent priority, rightly numbered h.r. 1. basic to everything else we need to do. if our democracy doesn't work, nothing works. it represents a culmination of issues i have worked on during my entire time in congress, particularly the way mooneyed interests can can corrupt our politics -- can corrupt our politics and down out the voices of everyone else. the for the people act will modernize our presidential public finance financing system. it will establish a new public match

this suspends any executions in california as long as he's governor but only california voters dead penalty. in a prepared statement the governor said the intentional killing of another person is wrong and as governor i will not over see the execution of any individual. he is expected to make a full announcement tomorrow morning. >>> now to shows where police have arrested a 24-year-old homeless man for stalking and fate alley stabbing a woman in her home. there's no indication that baby larson knew her attacker. >> we're told the murder of bambi larson went unanswered. that changed when there was a suspect. >> on monday the learned a dna a warrant was obtained for the suspect. >> they poured over 460 hours of home surveillance video video capturing images of the suspect. >> home security cameras showed an unidentified male with a back pack, pants and long sleeved sweater. >> the victim's son discovered his mother dead in her bedroom after he was contacted by colleagues. >> we've lived here 45 years, i'm glad they caught the guy. >> the officers ran into him and cited him for possession of

while in california, the state gop undergoes major changes. we'll have a round up of political news. >>> president trump and kim jong un fail to reach aseeal in their nd summit. we'll take a look at the ramifications. show an alarming number of s califoia police officers have committed crimes themselves, nearly 12,000 of them so far. hello, and welcome to kqed newsroom, begin with a growing confrontation over the presidency. michael cohen, president trump's former personal lawyer delivered a scathg account wednesday of what he says was a lying, cheating president who use money and power to hide illegal behavior. cohen told congress mr. trump remains involved in paying hush money to porn film actress evenafter arriving in the white house and directed him to lie about it. california pla a prominent role in the house oversight hearing.te the s has sticks members on the panel and some of the most pointed questions came from ro khanna, and southern california representative katie hill. california's republican party has picked a new ader, the first

i am assistant chief counsel of the california air -- board. one of the oldest and largest environmental bodies in the country in the world and working on the hardest problems, given tens of millions people living in california in deep valleys and desperately need protection from difficult air quality impressing climate change. i will make three points today that will elaborate my written testimony. as we heard from the chair and from panelists, the clean air act is built on a federal framework. in the very first revision it recognizes two critical points we talked a bit already today. first that the states need to be the primary regulators, but second, they need a strong and consistent federal partner that supports their work to protect their people. now a hallmark of that program is the clean air act's vehicle programs. california has been regulating vehicle emissions since before there was a u.s. epa and clean air act. and they recognize that treating california and the many states that have joined it functionally is the laboratory for innov

the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield to the gentleman from missouri, congressman cleaver, five minutes, the chair of subcommittee on national security, international development and monetary policy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. cleaver: thank you, mr. speaker. let me thank mr. luetkemeyer and, most particularly, the chair of the financial services committee, congresswoman maxine waters from california. this piece of legislation, mr. speaker, is particularly significant for me. i lived in public housing for five years. i saw what the possibilities were there and i saw people who did not make it. i saw individuals who made it. the one thing that i found difficult to accept was the fact that if you lived in public housing, almost every rule made was designed unintentionally to keep you in public housing. my father didn't tell the truth about the fact that he was cleaning up the office building on saturday, earning some additional money, and then serving parties o

mas de 22 mil personas tienen un a m arma de fuego en california el departamento de justicia tiene un equipo para decomisarlas v i varia slos locacione s del areaa bahia >> el numero de personas con p s pistolas de manera ilegal ha a m aumentado en 10 aÑos el numero p paso de 10 mil a 22 mil >> son personas con pbroblemas e mentales o salieron de la carcel pero estaban en posesion de un a arma antes que un juez lo proh prohibiera el numero de personas que rastrean no es suficiente el departamento de justicia del e estado tiene a 6450 elementos c haciendo esta labor hicieron permitir unirse al e esfuerzo el presidente de la s asocionacion de policia de san jose dicen que pueden deidicars a esto si estan enfermos la o g organizacion en california tiene mas recursos para los agenes a capacitados a idiiduos deben saber manejar esa situacion soy sandra noticiero telemundo 48 >> un doctor de la bahia y su e esposa acusados de fraude la 1 pareja opera en la avenida (nombre en ingles) se acusa de reclamos de forma fraudulenta o los cargos son mas ede 200 mil o dolares a clientes se les acuso

she was elected california secretary of state in 1974. after serving four terms, and the state assembly, she died in 2017 at the age of 95. >>> starting next week, the secretary of state office in sacramento will be called the >>> toght, cbin rk.retary of thugchain announced it wilg th oducts in eight states including california. cbd products will be on store shelves include creams, sprays, roll-on's, lotions, and salves. cvs says that it is marketing topical cdbg products as an alternate source of relief to help with pain from arthritis and other ailments. >>> tonight the driver of this truck has been cited for leaving a mile long trail of marijuana on an east bay file. chp oakland treated these photos after yesterday's spell on interstate 80 near emeryville. the caption? roses are red, violets are blue, your spilled weed is green, and we have a citation just for you. >>> the digital scrapbooking website pinterest is getting ready to make a splash on wall street. tonight, the san francisco- based company has filed for an ipo. it follows

<"our next step is to call on the california state auditer to conduct this audit of california law enforcement agencies to ensure they're in compliance with the state laws that would prohibit sharing this information with ice."> (grant) ice released this statement saying "like other law enforcement agencies, ice uses information obtained from license plate readers as one tool in support of its investigations. it doesn't use it to track or locate individuals who have no connection to ice enforcement activities, and it doesn't take enforcement action against any individual based on the information obtained." end quote. as of right now, we don't know whether any deportations have been made as a result of the license plate reader data. (ken) the arrest an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman has rekindled the debate over to what extent local law enforcement should cooperate with federal authorities. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, santa clara county says it's only following the law, despite criticism from other local officials. (suspect mug) carlos eduardo arev

california's crab season is closing early this year. in an effort to protect whales and sea turtles from getting entangled in fishing lines and gear. it is reported this decision comes out of a settlement reached on tuesday by the center for biological diversity and fish and wildlife. california fisheries will close april 15th, ending the season 2- 1/2 months early. the goal is to prevent whales and turtles to be caught in crab gear. >> this is a big win that will protect whales out at the coast. >> they are with biological diversity in oakland. following what jones says were 3 record years for whale entanglements off of the coast. official and wildlife oversees the operation of the crab fishery. >> of the gear to be identified, the majority is california crab gear. some of them die, some self-disentangle. we don't know the fate of them. >> tuesday's settlement will lead to areas closed off for after an entanglement. the director of the pacific coast of fisherman's association says the settlement will have an impact on hundreds of fishe

what is good for california is not necessarily good for colorado. that is the case of a group of car dealers making that to stop colorado from adopting emission standards. here is that story from our denver bureau. >> the colorado automobile dealers association or cada, is suing three environmental entities to stop application of california emission standards on colorado vehicles. >> other states should be concerned because it really is market manipulation. >> all states have a choice, follow federal standards or california's, the nation's strictest. cada alleges lining with california was pushed through by democratic presidential candidate on his way out as governor. >> it is artificial lly changin the price on vehicles because of what government wants consumers to buy or drive. >> cada claims new regulations will add $2000 to sticker price of new cars and trucks. colorado driving can't be compared to california, considering to rain and weather. >> in colorado, we sell 75% truck suv's and 25% car. and very concerned that wasn't taken into considera

. >>> and emotional announcement by governor newsom to suspend the death penalty here in california and his decision not sitting well with some victims of the inmates on death row. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 22. >>> thank you for waking up with us, thursday morning, march 14th. i'm pam cook. >> is at 4:00? >>> i'm frank mallicoat in for a sleeping dave clark enjoying another day off. steve paulson says another nice day? >>> another nice day, just won a big low is in the middle of the country setting all the records. not for us. >> this bomb thing they are talking about? now we have a bomb? >> a big low, keep it simple. >>> all roads and big lows lead to omaha and there it is with pressure around kansas and colorado yesterday. i will tell you, if you saw the pictures from denver international, it was a mess. people were stuck and it was a huge system and continues to be. i will keep track of that for you. 30s, 40s and 50s and a good breeze the last couple of days. we might see upper 20s but a wide variety of temps. any breeze holds that temp up. if not, you are in the 3

which is the only prison in california holding male death row inmates. ( will )death row inmates in california are getting a reprieve wednesday as gov. gavin newsom plans to place a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, his office announced tuesday. the move immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin state prison where executions in california are carried out, though no one has aim to be a leader in the world as long as its government continues to discriminatory execution of its people," newsom said in a statement. the order does the following: 1. puts in place an executive moratorium on the death penalty in the form of a reprieve for all individuals sentenced to death in california.2. withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol3. immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin4. states clearly the directive does not provide for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. governor newsom's statement reads in part.....i do not believe that a civilized society can claim to be a leader in the world as long as

only california voters can do that. voters have supported capital punishment including back in 2013 when they chose to expedite the executions. he will make the announcement at 10:00 this morning at the state capitol. we will stream that for live at >>> kamala harris and libby schaaf tweeted their support of the governor. i hope you were with us in the last hour of mornings on 2 when i asked london breed whether she supports the moratorium. >> i don't support the death penalty and i think that it is a bold move. and i'm excited for this to happen and hopefully eventually to see the death penalty repealed in california. >> california hasn't carried out an execution since 2006 when clarence ray allen was approximatity to death by lethal injection for a 1974 murder. >>> new this morning, just miappearing on ktvu mayor breed announced her choice for the next fire chief. jeanine nicholson was tap today lead the fire department. she calls her a dedicated public servant and a tremendous she is be the second woman fire chief fo

withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol3. immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin4. states clearly the directive does not provide for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. ( darya ) thanks will. ( darya ) lets take a look at some lets take a ( darya ) lets take a look at some of the infamous inamtes currently on death row at san quentin... scott peterson was convicted in the death of his wife laci and their unborm son. lonni franklin --- is a convicted serial killer. richard allen davis --- has been on death row since 19-96 for the kidnap and murder of 12-year-old polly klaas from petaluma. and vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and we're continuing our breaking news coverage of governor newsom's expected announcement to halt executions in the state. joining us via skype is robert dunham... with the death penalty information center... with reaction to governor newsom's decision

has been hailed by california republicans ... as not just a win for the president, but for the party. (ken) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how republicans expect this to help invigorate california voters in the 2020 election. with the investigation over and president trump cleared of collusion... some california republicans say they aren't surprised by the conclusion."i was kind of disgusted that this took so long."california republican national committeewoman harmeet dhillon says this paves a positive path for the party in the 2020 election..."i think this ruling will finally lift a cloud from the president and really energize republican and independent voters, because how this thing came down was really unfair. dhillon says the investigation likely played a role in california's midterm elections in parts of the state where races were close... the election resulted in democrats making historical gains in the state legislature. "we hope to bring back some of those voters and recruit new voters who are more concern

thank you. >> one is a state that covers california, delaware follows, california we are all in on your efforts here. administrative wheeler proposed new emissions rules dot would take away the ability to send its own standards and would allow our states to follow because of an attack on california is an attack on all of us. and we feel it. has california's clean air act for the vehicle emission standards ever been revolved? >> it has never happened. so the assault on the state level standards means more money spent from the middle east and carbon pollution in the atmosphere and more uncertainty for states who would you say is the winner if trump wins through his epa administrator who is the winner in all this? >> oil companies are just doing cartwheels with the happiness that they have about how much lower fuel economy status will be. >> we see enormous increases in people being paid to buy their product. what's going on is the extent for public health. >> along with senators over here talking with nancy pelosi, we got that done and that's what was used with the california waiver and i

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we have a ridge of high pressure walking storms from coming to california. up and over the ridge, colorado springs, colorado, within the past couple hours snowing 27 degrees with a 96-mile per hour wind gust. that is how crazy it is to the east. stormy weather has moved and is ridge of high pressure will stay close the next several days getting closer and stronger, warming us up further. futurecast showing you so many storms all winter long shows clear skies tomorrow morning. filtered sunshine tomorrow afternoon, to morning. friday mostly sunny and the weekend, last week in a washout for parts of the weekend. we will not have a similar case this weekend. some of you may hit 73 or 74 degrees coming up. mainly dry weather lasting through the weekend into next week. nights seasonably chilly, 30s and 40s tonight and the next couple nights but afternoons warm to the 70s by this weekend for the first time since the first week of november. and 60s tomorrow, at number 66 san jose 66, 65 fairfield and livermore 63 oakland, sunshine san francisco 62 degrees. couple de

the gentlewoman from california has 37 1/4 minutes. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: before yielding to the chairman of the homeland security committee, i would just to say that saying it's tax money does not make it so. we prohibited appropriations into the freedom from influence fund, the total source of funding is a 2.75% assessment on people who have committed tax crimes or corporate mall feesance. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from mississippi. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, is recognized for two minutes. mr. thompson: i thank the gentlelady from california for giving me the time. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 1. last congress, house democrats sought to address russia's meddling in the presidential election. unfortunately, the then majority would not prioritize the issue, so democrats formed a congressional task force on election security, which i co-chair. in february, 2018, after a series of public meetings with experts and national security, cybersecurity and election administration, the task force release

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years california us state of california is often portrayed as one of the most progressive in the united states. reputatition newly e elected gogovernor gavavin newsom has vd to bolster. but one major reality contradicts that image california is one of the thirty states that still enforces capital punishment. and with seven hundred and thirty seven inmates currently awaiting death. the golden state has the largest death row population in the united states. and this even though the last exit eighteen years ago. court ordered moratorium on executions has been in place since two thousand and six after a federal judge r ruled the statate's lethal injection protocol was unconstitutional. citing both financial and moral considerations governor newsome has said he will refuse to oversee the execution of any individual while he's in office lots of california has spent nearlyly five billion dollalarsn sustaining deathrow since. nineteen seventy eight critics of the practice also point to racial disparities. more than six in ten condemned inmates in california are minorities. andd many signal the

hector: wow. deported veterans, california governor jerry brown intervened in some of their cases. he granted a pardon to three veterans who had been deported. stephen: the news had been a long time coming. after first being deported in 2004, from the country he had been willing to die for, in march 2018, hector barajas learned that the path was now clear for him to become a u.s. citizen. hector: says, "thank you for your interest in becoming a united states citizen. you must now appear." whoo. stephen: talking, via skype, from tijuana, barajas told us what he's looking forward to the most. hector: all those days when my daughter would cry, "why can't you be home?" or i'd take her to the border, and i couldn't go across with her--now i can. hector: wow. stephen: barajas's path to citizenship got smoother a year earlier in april 2017, when he learned governor jerry brown had pardoned him and two other vets. male: hector, welcome home. stephen: then, a year later, april 13, 2018, hector barajas's dream became reality. in a san diego u.s. immigration office. he swore the oath to offic

with love, california. in the east bay... the u-s-g-s tested out it's new shake-alert system in oakland. at 11 this morning, a test message went out to cell phones all over downtown. kron 4's charles clifford has the story... well here in oakland on wed. morning cal oes and usgs tested out their new earthquake alert system. now this test involved cell phones in a 60 block area of downtown. a message , similar to an amber alert message, went out . there was an alert sound as well. it said earthquake emergency but also said this is only a test.near city hall a lot of people got the message. not far away, oes and usgs were monitoring the test. they had a bank of cell phones set up to make sure the test went through on different carriers. by all accounts the test went very well.sotwhen i hear that people are looking at their phones, that's amazing. it means people are getting the alert. the wireless emergency alert system is the most public the broadest most distribution of this message. now, this is all part of the effort to cre

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in california voters have upheld this 11 times since 1972. i don't think it's a good political issue. i don't think it necessarily protects his flank on the left. i don't think it's a good political issue for gavin newsom, particularly if he wants to run in 2020. 2024 rather. and i think president trump running as a law enforcement candidate. law and order candidate does help him. it helped him in 2016 and again in 2020 depending hot democrat is if they seem weak on these issues. i also think that's why in the 2018 election even on the issue of immigration you had democrats like the center for american progress sending out memos to candidates even in swing districts saying don't touch the issue of sanctuary cities. this is bad for you politically. saying it packs a punch. i think that's why president trump is positioning for 2020 and i think it's going to help him. >> juan: i think kamala harris the senator from california came out in support of newsom and she is running for president. >> kennedy: she was for the death penalty when she was at

today will be about central california and southern california. for us, the cloudy skies and rain off and on and it will pick tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> we have the drivers out there experienced the rain so much that they're becoming slightly better at it. but right now on 80 westbound, it is a rainy day and raining enough to slow the commute. it took 45 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze bridge. we look the commute, you can see the traffic is going to be busy, especially at the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems there. and if you're driving on the 680 commute, let's move it here. concord to walnut creek very slow. that is slowing into danville and 24 is slow as well. >>> the research community is celebrating what may be a must medical milestone for aids. doctors believe they've cured a man of hiv. he is the second person to be cured after going through a risky therapy. >> reporter: the gene therapy that cured this man came from a bone marrow transplant. it is a intense and dangerous procedure. not everyone with

over northern california, over the sierra. for us, it looks like a scattered chance for showers over the north bay. is a look at tuesday afternoon. another round coming through california. wednesday, mostly cloudy. mainly drive. thursday, things start to change a little bit. we could have a chance in the forecast but a better chance coming in friday. this will change. as we know come some of the storms speed up or slow down. this is a look at the week ahead. it looks like it could be a little unsettled and foggy. let's look outside now. 51 degrees downtown san francisco. 52, half moon bay. mid-40s, areas right around fremont. 46 and a little cooler in livermore. northbay, 51. enter east bay, 48, walnut creek. 49, lafayette. 47 at moraga. the wind is light foster calm. should remain light today. afternoon high, 64, san francisco. mid-60s for the east bay shore. oakland, hayward, northbay. if you are going to do wine tasting, upper 60s, nevada -- napa. upper 60s, los gatos, santa cruz, san jose. a 70, gilroy. if you will see the

sin embargo, california estÁ liderando una demanda un esfuerzo de 21 estados para mantener viva la ley de salud y la cÁmara representante de demÓcrata pelea a capa y espada de estos beneficios es una nueva batalla polÍtica el informe deÜ pero muchÍsimos los hispanos preocupados ahora regreso cstiÁ preocupados pero como bien lo dijo cristina esta batalla no ha terminado. los planes de donald trump para levantar el muro fronterizo da un pase adelante porque el pentÁgono desvÍa rÁ mil millones de dÓlares de partidas previamente aprobado para construirlo bajo la emergencia nacional dicho por el presidente. en el informe del pentÁgono se habla de 57 vallas se construyen en arizona y el paso texas en la frontera con mÉxico. el problema a los que se enfrentan los migrantes cuando llegan a este paÍs es el idioma, especialmente cuando tienen que comparecer ante una corte en un juicio. el grupo raÍces dicen que es mejor gastar dinero en los intÉrpretes en vez de jaulas paraencerrarlos. edgar?. >>> asÍ es felicidad los inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera y no hablan espaÑol no hab

the gentlewoman from california has 37 1/4 minutes. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: before yielding to the chairman of the homeland security committee, i would just to say that saying it's tax money does not make it so. we prohibited appropriations into the freedom from influence fund, the total source of funding is a 2.75% assessment on people who have committed tax crimes or corporate mall feesance. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from mississippi. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, is recognized for two minutes. mr. thompson: i thank the gentlelady from california for giving me the time. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 1. last congress, house democrats sought to address russia's meddling in the presidential election. unfortunately, the then majority would not prioritize the issue, so democrats formed a congressional task force on election security, which i co-chair. in february, 2018, after a series of public meetings with experts and national security, cybersecurity and election administration, the task force release