stewart udall set off on a four-day conservation tour of california,, arizona, and new mexico. the u.s. naval photographic center recorded the trip. the first lady dedicated several parks, traveled with governor of california, and spoke about preserving natural areas for future generations. this is about 20 minutes courtesy of the lbj presidential library. ♪ >> shortly before 1:00 p.m. on a rainy september 20, mrs. lyndon johnson departed washington airport for a four-day conservation tour, which would carry her across the length of the country for stopovers in california, arizona, and new mexico. ♪ her companions for the trip, secretary of the interior stewart udall, and his wife. for mrs. johnson, who normally travels tourist class on commercial planes, the early portion of the flight was not only an unaccustomed luxury, but probably one of the most unusual having things in aviation history. arranged by american airlines, which charted the first lady 727 jet, the show featured the latest west coast original from san francisco. eventually however the delighted models and can relat

impacted tribal and nontribal communities in southern california. negotiations between five tribes, water districts, cities and federal government have been ongoing for decades and this bill represents the results of those successful negotiations. the federal money has already been appropriated for this settlement, and about thill, as amended, includes provisions aimed at resolving direct spending issues identified by the congressional budget office. it's not often that both sides of the aisle can come to an agreement on anything involving california water. while i hope that we have an agreement on larger california water issues in the near future, this bill shows that we can come together. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan measure, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill approves the water rights settlement agreement that would resolve nearly five decades of litigation. that's a great thing. the 2015 settlement between the united

penalty when it's on the ballot. >> there have been a few attempts over california's history and they don't like tampering with the death penalty and they don't like candidates or supreme court justices that want to tamper with the death penalty as well. the death penalty has been a fairly popular criminal justice tool in the state of california. >> reporter: it is easy to forget that democrats in california are not a majority. the independence are actually the ones who sway one way or another. >> california is a blue state, no doubt about that, but we are the not a uniformly progressively state up and down the state. >> when you get through the valley to southern california, you realize the bay area's attitude does not cover the whole state in this issue. >> reporter: even right here in the bay area, the poll showed 47% of likely voters in favor of keeping the death penalty. only 42% oppose it. san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe as opposed to prop 62. he wants to keep the death penalty. he says his bay area constituents want the death penalty but they want it used sparingly.

corridor between california and las vegas. on average, about 45-thousand people drive this stretch per day... adding up to about 16-million cars per year. troopers from nevada and california's highway patrol say they stopped over 3-hundred people... and plan to keep patrols out in full force until the weekend is over: ((trooper jason buratczuk // nevada highway increase in traffic. but just for the everyday citizen who's going to be on the roadway who's not going to be drinking and driving, we have to be defensive drivers this weekend. watch out for everyone else on the road. )) ((michael stevens)) >> the agencies taking part are focusing on speeders... impaired and distracted drivers... as well as people not wearing their seat belts. if you are headed out today... the best piece of advice -- as get where you need to go. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> north las vegas police continue to search for a murder suspect who escaped from police custody. police say 25-year-old alonso perez was alone in an interview room.. and twisted his handcuffs until he broke free... made it out of the station..

gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 660. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 660, resolution expressing the sense of the house of representatives to support the territorial integrity of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentleman from nork, mr. engel, each will control -- new york, mr. engel, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. the house will be in order. will all members remove their onversations from the floor. mr. royce: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i would ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. royce: ok. i would yield, mr. speaker, five minutes to the g

vote. some disputes take even longer, some are not resolved at all. regulators in california say the fec's inaction are impacting elections through our state, including one case where foreign money was spent to illegally influence a ballot measure related to condom use in pornography production. and the fec did nothing. >> it's the initiative process of the people, so keeping that strong and acting on foreign nations to influence california elections was very important to us. >> tonight at 11:00, senior investigative steven tops talks about the ineffectiveness at the commission and the effect for awful us. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you have a tip for our unit, send it to 1-. >>> right now the flags at san francisco city hall are at half staff and they will be honoring rose pak. pak, known as an active voice for the chinatown community, was elected into office. she was found dead in her apartment on sunday. they have not ruled an official cause of death, but statements from friends say pak died of natural causes, that she had reportedly battled kidney disease re

bombs. >> the last time i was in california there was an earth quake here. so i ran out the door. ha-ha-ha. >> reporter: former fbi agent, private investigator says the threat of bombing some act of terror does not rise or fall with a lone wolf attack. >> don't think any more dangerous than last week. it is dangerous. just hasn't happened in san francisco. >> reporter: we did hear the same thing from every law enforcement agency that we contacted. that is if you see something, say something. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> mark, thank you. head back to the east coast now. just after 8:00 in new york city. nbc's jay gray, a few blocks from one of the bombings there. jay, as you know this is a vibrant part of town. what's the mood in the city tonight? >> reporter: raj, twofold answer. first people are concerned with what happened here and surprised. as you often find it could happen in this community. obviously, pleased no one was seriously injured here. no loss of life. it could have been much worse. that's what a lot of people say when you talk to them

southern california. you are looking at the subject of the chase right at the center of your screen. it is large semi-truck. >> as we take a closer look here this 18-wheeler, it gives you a better idea. you can see some of the labeling there on the side, it says a.c.t. the company and the driver, we are working on gathering information. in riverside, california, as you can imagine, there's choppers up in the air and some patrol cars behind him, following him as well. >> the reports we have, this is a stolen semi. i don't know if you have ever seen the inside o cabs of these things, they don't drive like a regular car drives. to drive a semi like this, you would almost think it would have to be somebody with experience with driving a truck like this. i don't know if it's heading into l.a., east, what direction it is, but riverside is in between los angeles and palm sprin truck like this could cause with somebody behind it that either a, doesn't know what they are doing, or b has a bad intent. >> not just that, but having to close down a freeway like that for sometime and the effect of ha

gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5978 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5978, a bill tie mend title 14 united states code to clarify the function of the chief acquisition officer of the coast guard and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. hunter, and the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. hunter. mr. hunter: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks an include extraneous material on h.r. 5978. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hunter: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hunter: before we talk about h.r. 597 , i'd like to talk about what is not in this bill which is probably one of the most porn things that it is my duty and mr. garamendi's duty and t

. >> thanks. >> this november, california voters will decide whether to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. people from around the world have been rushing to humboldt county in northern california to grow marijuana which is straining local watersheds. the county is the largest producer of pot and trying to regulate the cultivation of cannibis and pilot a program to keep it out of the black market. it could be a model for other cities and counties. we go to humboldt in the first part of the series, cannibis at a cross roads. >> nearly 300 miles north of san francisco, redwoods reach to the sky. the buzz of saw mills and splash of fishing nets were once the counts of a booming economy. today there is another industry in humboldt county that is thriving and driving a demand for goods and services. >> the toll will be $3,023.99 after tax. >> from leave trimming to water storage services and specialty soil, marijuana or cannibis as it is also known is big business here. >> humboldt county is by far and away the largest production zone of high quality cannibis in the world. >> for the

at 4:30... we're following breaking news out of california this morning --where one man is dead after he was shot by police officers. what police say the man did before also this morning... also breaking overnight -- milwaukee police respond to a deadly shooting.. what we know so far about the investigation. good morning and thanks for starting your day with wakeup. lets go straight to our fox6 weather expert rob haswell in the weather office. mostly cloudy, blustery and chilly on wednesday with areas of light rain. highs will struggle to reach 60. a cut-off area of low pressure will cloudy and cool with more chances for rain. wednesday: light rain showers. blustery and cool. high: 59 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-20 mph milwaukee police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened near 19th and fairmount around 12-30 this morning. not much information is being released at this time. we'll bring you the latest information as we get it throughout the morning on wakeup. a man in arizona is fighting for his life after he was shot by police officers overnight. but first-- one man is

sanctions effective immediately. california will no longer invest in wells fargo securities or engage wells fargo to buy investments or underwrite state bond sales. >> is it appropriate for the ceo to resign? i believe it is. >> tomorrow the bank ceo will be back in washington to testify in front of the house financial services committee. >>> was of california women have a shot at injustice. why in part they have bill cosby to thank. >> reporter: with a flick of his pen avenue jerry brown has run the clock out on sexual predators. he signed into law sb 813. ending the statute of limitations to file charges of rape sexual assault and child molestation. helen hays was one of many women who accused bill cosby of sexual assault calls today a victory. >> it will help all the little girls and monson sisters and everybody. it will help all the women and men. >> reporter: it was two years ago when helen along with two other women represented by gloria allred leveled the charges against the comedian. as the numbers of cosby's a christmas group they say they formed a sisterhood of sorts with on

frustraciÓn. [audio en inglÉs] >> hoy ha sido un dÍa de mucha tensiÓn en las calles de california, despuÉs de que personas de esta pequeÑa comunidad dieran muerto a balazos a un hombre. >> es malo lo que hicieron, tambiÉn nos toca a nosotros, hispanos. reportero: el incidente comenzÓ cuando se pidiÓ ayuda para que controlaran a alfred, les advirtiÓ que padecÍa problemas mentales, uno de los agentes le disparÓ sin razon alguna, segÚn se dice, porque no portaba armas, aunque no se aprecia bien en esta fotografÍa, se dice que el occiso tenÍa en su mano un cigarrillo electrÓnico. >> aquÍ se observa a la hermana de alfred, perturbada por lo ocurrido, llorando y recriminando los agentes, preguntando por quÉ habÍan matado a su hermano. y diciendo: " y llamÉ para pedir ayuda no para que lo mataran". hoy hubo una protesta. aunque hubo enfrentamientos verbales todos se mantuvo en calma. jÓvenes de diversas razas se reunieron en el lugar de los hechos, pidieron un alto a los asesinatos de personas de minorÍas a manos de la policia, y prometieron luchar contra el racismo. un

del caso... fl flavio: formaciÓn que recibimos desde california manejando bajo la influencia de algÚn tipo de droga o alcohol. vamos a pasar a la fotografÍa de la sospechosa que tiene 39 aÑos de edad. y no el pasado viernes sobre la carretera encontraba una madre de familia con sus hijos. uno falleciÓ debido al impacto vehicular. escuchemos lo que nos dijeron la patrulla esta tarde. lo que estÁn viendo en estos momentos en pantalla de fotografÍa ellos encuentra en libertad condicional la mamÁ de los niÑos sobrevivientes encuentra hospitalizado en el centro ---los agresores tambÉn pintaron una esÁstica en una pared de la casa. ---afortunadamente, casi no hubo daÑos materiales y nadie resulÓ herido. ---los sospechosos se encuentran ahora en prisÓn y podÍan enfrentar cargos de intento de homicidio. ---en "el sobrante", las autoridades ya detuvieron a un posible sospechoso de un tiroteo ocurrido ayer, que deÓ dos personas heridas. ---"jason ellis", de 32 aÑos, esÁ tras las rejas y enfrenta posibles cargos de intento de homicidio. ---las dos Íctimas se encuentran es

gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i would offer to the record a letter from the office of special counsel, commenting on two -- to representative kirkpatrick, praising her for her amendment. i understand the majority also supports the kirkpatrick amendment and so it's bipartisan support. may i ask the gentleman from florida a question pertaining to this letter? the chair: the request is covered under general leave. the gentleman may yield to the gentleman from florida. mr. takano: i would like to yield for an answer to a uestion i would pose to him. was the quotation you read from this letter of the special counsel to mrs. kirkpatrick? mr. miller: i don't know what the letter is you're holding in your hand. i have one dated september 13. mr. takano: yes. september 13. it's regarding pending legislation to protect v.a. whistleblowers. mr. miller: that is correct. tack tack yes. i want to -- mr. takano: yes. i want -- mr. takano: yes. i want to thank you. the quotation was from that letter. i want to clarify that that let

california seek recognition? without objection. mr. honda: mr. speaker, by the end of today 90 people in america will have died from gun violence. that is beyond tragic. that is heartbreaking. that is 90 too many. while house republicans shamefully stand idly, i'm proud to say in my district of silicon valley, my hometown community hereby says enough. several years ago the city of sunnyvale overwhelmingly passed critical, coreageous and commence gun violence spreengs measures. today the city of san jose is on the verge of adopting similar measures. i'm proud that silicon valley is leading by example. it's time now for congress to afpblgt mr. speaker, we cannot allow one more day to go by and 90 people to die without doing all that we can to end the epidemic of gun violence. enough is enough. give us a vote, mr. speaker. give america a vote. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek wreck -- arkansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and exte

politics. go to t.v. book.org. >> this weekend we're in california, with the help of our local cable partner. next, monaco gives us a tour of the old mission archives which conpain 4,000 books, on topics from theyolo guy and medicine and the surrounding city. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this mission was founded in 1876, and the current one that we occupy was rebuilt after a earthquake. pdf >> >> santa barbara added is special in the several ways the person for most is special because it is the only mission not closed or secularizing has been your operating as a franciscan catholic church and the founding as the other missions were secularized much of the of contents of those missions the documents , books and artifacts came to the santa barbara mission and part of the core of the archive library so is very special in that way. it is our legacy pdf of the work in california. >> of the mission system in california but it is important portrait we have a record actually sat for a painting but the regional the portrait was painted in the late 18th century perhaps after his death in the original was l

serÁ jugado en la corte de texas y california. muchos criminales huyen tan tando de esquivar la justicia como cometen delitos. sin embargo no acuerdo entre autoridades estadounidenses mexicanas estÁ colaborando con la finalidad de crear los prÓfugos harÁ justicia. desde arizona oscar gÓmez nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. >> una gran parte de los condados cuenta con la lista de objetivos que despuÉs de cometer el crimen deciden escapar y asÍ evitar la justicia. >> josÉ antonio cruz josé antonio cruz en el 2014 fue jugada que en el condado por haber trasladado droga peligrosa con el intento de venderla. >> esta la fotografÍa se lo reconoce ya me la podrÍa recibir una recompensa. >> lo buscan hay una orden de arresto. >> la mujer de 25 aÑos fue arrestada por cargos que tienen que ver con armas. sistema alertÓ que la mujer requerida por jueces federal. >> el vehÍculo se pertenece otra persona estÁ registrado nombre suyo. en el >> ediciones el puerto donde los delincuentes huyeron a mÉxico. >> los sÍntomas diablos policía arrestaron a cinco personas, cordones de arresto

sur de california temen que sea el anticipo de un terremoto mucho mÁs potente. uno es libre y me gustarÍa que mis hijas vivieran eso. >> hay mÁs mexicanos indocumentados que regresan a su paÍs que los que llegan a estados unidos, el nÚmero de inmigrantes ingresando sin papeles desde mÉxico cae a niveles histÓricos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> los invito a cantarle a la guadalupana. >> el papa francisco le dedica un emotivo mensaje a mÉxico ante los sufrimientos de su pueblo y hace cantar la guadalupana a la multitud reunida en la plaza de san pedro. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> faltan 41 dÍas para elecciones presidenciales y su voto decide. buenas tardes el pueblo se volÓo hoy para despedir al pelotero josÉ fernÁndez y acompaÑar en medio del cariÑo y el respeto a su familia. una multitudinaria procesiÓn fÚnebre lo llevÓ por Última vez al estadio de marlins donde alcanzÓ la gloria deportiva, angie sandoval estÁ en la iglesia donde cientos de personas lo siguen llorando. >> asÍ es josÉ centenares de

time of course we continue to see the very very dry conditions in california. alright starting off on monday a cold front coming through the upper midwest will be areas of showers and thunderstorms along that cold front showers back into the pacific northwest as well and a storm system moving away from the northeaster that rain will be ending in the northeastern portions of the country still some scattered showers in the mid atlantic states dry elsewhere however on wednesday were of the watch a potential remnant of a hurricane coming out of the pacific perhaps bringing some decent rains or heavy rains of the southwest showers and thunderstorms there and is it just we had miss showers and thunderstorms in the southeast otherwise dry great lakes northeast down into texas on friday then part of the remnant of that hurricane again that's all speculative at this point but that may be feeding on up into the northern plains in the northern great lakes with that system scattered showers and thunderstorms up and down the mississippi valley during the latter part of next week that so a look at

, just in california, there are more than 6 million children in school, so do the math -- 20% means more than 1.2 million students, potentially, with dyslexia. that's just in this state. many of those cases have gone undiagnosed. but a new law is aimed at changing that situation. welcome to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings. joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, but no one really paid much attention to it until i became mayor. and actually, one of the first things i did as mayor, the first public events, was visiting kids with dyslexia in the school, and everyone was shocked to know that i had this learning disability, which if i look back, was probably the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> except a lot of kids would hear that and go, "for me, it's the worst thing. >> it was, and it was terrible growin

california in the city of san diego. unfortunately, for a controlling campaign contributions excesses, the united states supreme court, two years later, in a case entitled buckley the vallejo, held it was a violation of the first amendment to limit expenditures in a political campaign for public office. donations could be limited and, gosh, 17 maybe now 15 years later, in 1988, a republican assemblyman, a democratic state senator, my then seat mate in the state senate and i initiated a ballot measure by the initiative process to impose donation limits and other provisions on all california governmental entity political campaigns. that was proposition 73 and the november 1980 election and it was approved by california voters. again, unfortunately, some 7-8 judicial attacks, most of which failed, but one of which in effect an old proposition 73 and the united states district court for the eastern district of california. affirmed by the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. in 1990, i introduced and pursued to enactment what is now, you will pardon, the egotistical recita

crime a hoax once denise turned up in southern california. >> so if anything, it is mr. quinn and miss huskins that owes this community with an apology. >> they didn't do a good job. they impeded the investigation where denise had to suffer through two days of anguish and assault. they could have found her and saved her. >> reporter: huskins and quinn are suing vallejo police saying they caused them emotional distress, ruined their reputations and put them in danger. the police department has not commented on that lawsuit. as for muller, his sentencing hearing is scheduled for january 19. in the newsroom, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> some breaking news from the fire lines in santa cruz county right now. getting word of a firefighter was injured while working on the "loma fire." he suffered a leg injury while working in steep terrain. crews are working on helping him right now. this is a live look from the fire from our chopper 5 camera. you can see big white smoke still billowing into the air. the burn zone is actually increased overnight and now covers more than 3800 acres up from 2800 y

impacto". buenas noches. --la patrulla de caminos de california echa mano d la patrulla de caminos de california echa mano de la nueva tecnologÍa para hacer mÁs seguro su trabajo. el explosivo que sacudiÓ al barrio de selfie en nueva york. investigadores siguen en la bÚsqueda. en san francisco, las autoridades inician el incremento de las medidas de seguridad por lo ocurrido en nueva york. noticias univisiÓn 14, fin de semana comienzan ya. noticias univisiÓn 14 a las seis. >> por las tardes, ramÓn adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos. el artefacto que explotÓ anoche en la calle 23 de manhattan estaba elaborado con fragmentos de explosivos hÍpicos de una bomba de destrucciÓn masiva segÚn confirmaron las autoridades. mientras tanto, el fbi y otras agencias investigan las causas que llevaron a los atacantes a cometer el hecho. >> la explosiÓn sacudió el barrio provocando pÁnico entre quienes corrÍan. tal como somos en este vÍdeo, el momento cuando estalla la interfaz. >> anoche tuvimos un incidente grave en nuestra ciudad. la policÍa estÁ investigando. >> las autoridades lo

extradited back to california. >>> transferred out of the station at the claims of repeatedly harassing a female coworker, and the alleged abuse went on from january to july of this year including claims of taunting and urinating in the female coworkers bed. the city department of human resources is investigating the claims but would not say how many firefighters were involved. and there were deficiencies in leadership that allow the harassment to continue, ordering all of the officers transferred to different stations. >>> a hearing over claims that the millennium power and san francisco is sinking. developers were served subpoenas yesterday, and the operators of the millennium power said they will fully cooperate with the investigation, and developers of the 58 story luxury condo tower says that some settling is to be expected and that the sinking is not their fault. they say that the power authority to broke ground on the transit center next-door compromised the foundation. >> it is a 60 foot hole in water and dropping the water table by 20 feet on a major a high-rise structure, you wi

where all these big campaign donations are coming from in california. we'll also tell you where the money is going, and the answer just might surprise you. we're witnessing one of the most remarkable presidential campaigns this >>> we are witnessing one of the most remarkable presidential campaigns this fall, no matter what side you're on. you may not know that the campaign season also marks a major shift in the centers of political power in the country when it comes to campaign money. >> senior vittive reporter stephen stock followed the cash and discovered silicon valley has eclipsed hollywood in campaign gifts. >> not only has silicon valley eclipsed hollywood in the amount of money it gives to major federal campaigns, it's now one of the top three industries in the total amount of dollars spent given around the country. that's right. it's remarkable when you consider less than two decades ago, silicon valley was only a bit player in the national political conversation. according the federal campaign records, northern california gave nearly $225 million to political candidates co

science of coming to an end. >>> use of force by some officers in california are being called into question this morning after a man's try leapt arrest and the video of it surfaced. hear what the cops are saying happened before that video started. >>> and on a much lighter note, some foul play at a major league game last night. we're going to need one more, please. >>> good thursday morning. i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with the presidential candidate squaring off with the focus on national security. >> less than three weeks before their first debate, donald trump and hillary clinton took turns fielding questions about their record and what they would do as commander in chief. abc's maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the first official presidential debate is a few weeks away but we got a taste of it last night as they went head-to-head tackling national security issues. hillary clinton and donald trump sharing the stage in trialtime although never actually face-to-face taking questions from current and former military member

? we're live in washington. >>> evacuations are under way in california. as a large fire fueled by dry brush burns out of control. the new video coming in just now. >>> a boat packed with passengers, on fire and slamming into a pier. the fate of those on board. >>> and the newly crowned miss america wows the judges in competition. see why guest judge gabby douglas is defending the >>> we do say good monday morning, everyone. this morning, new questions and concerns over hillary clinton's health. battling pneumonia with election day just eight weeks away. >> clinton has canceled a west coast trip after falling ill at a 9/11 service. this video shows her needing help getting into her van as her legs appear to go limp. two hours later, she was spotted leaving her daughter's manhattan apartment. she was all smiles. but she also ignored any questions about what happened. >> donal questioned whether clinton is fit enough to be president. but so far, he's been unusually quiet about this incident. abc's lana zak with the latest. >> reporter: this video is igniting calls for the presidential ca

across our multistakeholder community. because icann is a california public benefit non-profit organization with headquarters in los angeles and our bylaws and articles of incorporation subject icann to u.s. jurisdiction. icann is not now nor has it ever been exempt from antitrust laws. when icann's contract with the u.s. government expires, nothing will change the world's 3.4 billion internet users. the ending of this contract will not increase the role of governments of the internet or icann as an organization. in fact it will be a strict requirement that is currently placed. governments that do not support a free and open internet do not support the transition. they hope we will fail or be delayed. the proposal submitted through the u.s. government were developed by u.s. industry, global businesses, technical experts, civil society and academia. stakeholders engaged in more than two years of discussion, debates and compromises they devoted thousands of hours of work to ensure the views of congress, the dchts commerce, the private sector and global stakeholers were all taken

. >> and a new tool to protect california kids from identity theft. how our consumerwatch reporting has led to a new state law. >> and a new disease threatens to destroy california plans. how a bay area nurse -- plants. how a bay area nursery is fighting off the fungus. ,, ,, it's a new law just signed by the governor. and it's fair to say... >>> california parents have a new tool to protect their kids from identity theft. it's a new law just signed by the governor. and it's fair to say it would not have happened without a series of reports from our very own julie watts. and she is here with the story. julie. >> reporter: thank you, guys. a credit freeze or security freeze is the best tool to protect from financial identity theft preventing anyone from running a credit check or opening a credit account under your name or social security number but for years it's only been available for adults. now, studies show kids can be at greater risk for identity theft because they don't have a credit history. since we began reporting on this topic, equifax agreed to voluntarily allow child cre

. >> jessica is gathering that from the live desk. what did you know? >> how democrat leader and california representative nancy pelosi and house speaker paul written have come to an agreement on how to help out flint, michigan's water problem which is good news not only for the residents of flint, but, also, preventing a government shut down that was on the horizon and now, money to help the crisis. it has promised a stalemate in conditioning but this morning, the agreement could clear the way to aprove a spending bill this would keep the government running until december. here is a look at the vote that failed yesterday but again, this morning, getting word this an agreement could be reached. the spending bill would have money included to fight zika virus in the united states. the agreement promising $170 million i to help flints and other cities with water messages, the newest story into the live desk. >> face-to-face, sacramento's mayor confronted again by a man accused of tossing a pie toward him. >> more controversy on the lean >> hello to san francisco neighborhoods and the air mass

formed to support or oppose california ballot measures. so we asked, what can politicians do with these funds? >> they are supposed to be spent on promoting or opposing, um, ballot measures that are either on the ballot or among issues that could be on the ballot. >> reporter: did you catch that? the ballot measure doesn't even have to be real. it can be an idea for a future measure. california regulations say that the funds can be spent on things related to a state or local measure or potential measure. that's where it gets murky. we have this committee that can take in an unlimited amount of money and spend it on an idea for a ballot measure. you can probably see where this is going. we found seven bay area politicians who have these accounts. while some of the filings look like normal expenses, others are a little harder to understand. assemblyman levine spent $274 at bobbleheads.com, $955 for gift cards from cvs and gave $250 to the tuition magician. assemblywoman susan bonilla spent $1,400 helping another legislator get elected. assemblyman gray spent thousands on a fundraise

free from jail. cameras right now packed outside of that california jail where brock turner has only served three months of a six-month sentence. he's expected to walk out that door at any moment now. turner's early release re-igniting national outrage. cnn's dan simon live in california this morning in san jose with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. we are keeping our eyes trained on this front door at the san jose jail. as you said, brock turner could really walk out at any moment. we believe he is going to go through this path and get in a car that has been prearranged for him by his family and his attorney. we believe most likely he is headed to the airport and will head back to ohio. that is the deal that has been worked out with the judicial system there. brock turner will have to register as a sex offender within three days. as you note, carol, this case drew a lot of attention, really rose to national prominence after that powerful impact statement from the victim. it was an emotional gut-wrenching letter that really fueled the anger over what many perceiv

llling you what ...california now has the >>> all bathroom access, forget signs, elitting you which restroom to use. california has the most progressive law. but not without controversy. elice that doesn't apply to big bathrooms with lots of stalls. sfwlr >> reporter: the big change will be at bars and resraunts and they've had gender neutral bathrooms but now they'll apply throughout the entire state of california. forget the men's and women's room. >> i really don't care who uses the restroom, gender will no longer matter when using single stall public bathrooms in california. >> i think it's absolutely confusing. just leave it the way it was. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the director of the transgender law center says it comes down to safety. >> this is going to mean that people who are transgender are able to use the restroom without fear of harassment or violence. >> reporter: his organization co sponsored the new law signed by governor jerry brown today. it says that single occupancy restrooms be universally aic sesable to all genders. >> they have to have signage that makes

is caused by california drought. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> our coverage continues both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. we'll be updating the very latest on evacuation orders as new information becomes available. you can also track the weather conditions, too. >>> in just a few hours the suspect at the center of a bizarre kidnapping case out of vallejo is expected to plead guilty. police first thought this case was a hoax. chuck coppola live in vallejo this morning. no one expecting a turn in this case? >> reporter: a very strange turn in the case. the attorney for aaron quinn says, frankly, it's not right. quinn's girlfriend, denise huskins was allegedly kidnapped for ransom in quinn's home. quinn says he was tied up and drugged. suspect 38-year-old matthew muller will plead guilty to a single count of kidnapping and not face additional charges of sexual assault, home invasion and robbery. quinn's attorney says the trial would have exposed how investigators miss handled the case. now he says that information may not come out. >> they're sweeping it under the rug becau

riesgo enorme para estados unidos y que no tiene arreglo. felix: los jÓvenes soÑadores en california tiene una gran ayuda en una universidad del sur del estado, los estudiantes indocumentados de esa instituciÓn educativa cuenta con el departamento llamado dream center donde reciben ayuda orientaciÓn y asistencia, juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica cÓmo ayudan estos entro que prÓximamente deberÍan ser un lujo para convertirse en un requisito california. juan carlos: estudiantes de la universidad de california del sur del estado lograron que se estableciera un centro que diera ayuda a los llamado "dreamers" en diferentes aspectos. >>los ayudamos para las becas y sentirse a gusto. juan carlos: pero la ayuda que se brinda no se limita a los beneficiarios de daca, daniel quien es indocumentado estudiÓ administraciÓn de empresas. daniel: el tiempo que he estado en este centro he recibido mucha ayuda en tÉrminos educativos. juan carlos: segÚn nos explica este centro se logrÓ gracias a la tenacidad de los propios estudiantes, sin embargo, existe una propuesta de ley que ya fue aprob

from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i heard from veterans in my district years ago, long before i was the majority leader. mr. mccarthy: that they weren't getting their disability payments that they deserved. they submitted their claims but the v.a. was too backed up. the process was taking months, sometimes years. the appeals process quickly became a never-ending bureaucratic maze. now, every a report from the g.a.o. and countless legislative hearings and testimony, today we vote on reforms by chairman miller to ease the backlog that has only gotten worse. reforms to the v.a. are necessary. you could ask any vet who's had to wait or a whistleblower frustrated with the v.a.'s culture. the v.a. has a laundry list of changes it must make. but there is a problem. unless the v.a. holds those handful of employees accountable who turn a blind eye, show up to work intoxicated or falsify wait times, the culture won't change. so, mr. speaker, i ask. what would you do if you found an employee drunk on

lot of wind today, actually. >> you can see the map mostly in red for southern california. due to some gusty and dry warning conditions. we're going to see gusty dry winds. you can see the wind speeds around the bay area, up to 44 miles per hour. and generally sustained winds 15 to 30 miles per hour, could have some gusts at times in the hills, up to 40 miles per hour notice the temperatures outside in fact about 10 degrees below average. mid-60s in the east bay. in the same spot that were close to 90. you're only in the low 670s, jacket weather for the evening, and sonal already down to 62 degrees. the valleys, again, you're going to be looking at cool temperatures this evening, and one morelltively cool day tomorrow. highs in the 70s around san jose. north bay temperatures in the low to mid-70s. 73 in freemont, as fall begins tomorrow, it looks like it on this map, look what happens here, from friday into saturday. a very strong ridge of high pressure which will send temperatures soaring back 20 degrees warmer than we'll see thursday. san francisco, mid-80s sunday. low 80s next

. un intento por reducir la tasa de desempleo en california los legisladores aprobaron un programa que ayuda a los transgenero a conseguir trabajo. marÍa: una madre de familia sigue hospitalizada a raÍz de un trÁgico accidente en el que muriÓ uno de sus hijos de tan sÓlo tres aÑos, de la patrulla de caminos de california revelÓ detalles sobre la conductora sospechosa del choque mortal. fabio lacayo hablÓ con el abuelo del menor fallecido. >> buenas noches, la abuela nos dijo que sobrevivieron al accidente su nieto de un aÑo de edad y su nieto de 11 aÑos de edad. Éstos pequeÑos llegaron a visitar a su madre, de visitar a su madre que estaba interesada. reportero: esta mujer sufriÓ graves heridas cuando una conductora atropellÓ su carro. ella estÁ mejorando, ya se levantÓ y dio unos pasos, hoy le extrajeron un tubo de hecho iba mejorando. el padre d de la seÑor resolviÓ hablar con la prensa. dijo que los hijos volverÁn a ver a su madre hoy. >> mi nieto de 12 aÑos tuvo traumatismo en el viejo y que traumado al ver a su hermano muerto en el auto. le preguntÉ quÉ le di

to change the lives of so many people. >> california highway patrol said yarenit liliana malihan had no other dui convictions. if the person requests a hearing their driving privileges are kept pending the outcome of the hearing. she faces charges of gross vehicle hik lar manslaughter and -- vehicular manslaughter. >>> a fire caused several people to evacuate their homes. the fire started on the balcony on the second floor of the complex. it took crews 30 minutes to get it under control. two apartments were destroyed and four were damaged. >> the san francisco counsel will hold a hearing over a building, 400 people paid four condos in the towers. the super visor said the developers knew that the building was sinking from the beginning. this company said the city never required them to dig deep. engineers anticipate that the towers would sink four to 6 inches. it's now sunk 16 inches. >> the movement is not debt mental to the performance of the building. >> before the first shovel of the dirt, they knew that the building was sinking. >> the developers released a statement saying t

spree throughout california. washington faces the death penalty. >> u.s. parks police released this sketch of a person of interest in the death of a man killed while playing pokemon go in san francisco last month. investigators are looking for this car. it was seen leaving the park after the incident. a 20-year-old calvin riley was with friends and fatally shot. >> some victims of a shooting in n elementary school are getting out of the hospital tonight. a teacher and child have been released but a 6-year-old child remains in critical condition. investigators say the shooter is a teenager who killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire this morning. he's now in custody. >>> families of those killed in the terrorist attacks of september 11th are now legally allowed to sue saudi arabia after a vote in washington overturned a veto. congress voted against the president and in favor of the legislation. the first successful override allows for lawsuits based on allegations the saudis backed terrorists. alice hogueland lost her son, mark bingham, in those attacks.

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explicÓ por quÉ no hablado de la neumonÍa que parece. proponen en california instalar equipos especiales para que autos no puedan ser encendidos para quienes pretendan conducir ebrio. dos mujeres que trabajaban como empleadas domÉsticas el chapo guzmÁn estan en la cÁrcel por portalada mÁs de manera ilegal. y les contamos como la solidaridad e internet garantizaron el retiro de un veterano vendedor de helados. ♪ enrique: no pensÉ que fuera gran cosa. asÍ contestÓ hillary clinton a quienes la criticaron por no revelar que habÍa sido diagnosticada con neumonÍa desde el viernes pasado. clinton asegurÓ que se siente mucho mejor despuÉs de perder el balance ayer al abandonar antes de lo previsto un evento en que se honraba a las vÍctimas del 11 de septiembre. blanca: los simpatizantes de hillary clinton coinciden en que no pudo haber ocurrido en peor momento. las imÁgenes de la candidata tambaleando se ayer al ingresar a su vehÍculo han dado la vuelta al mundo. hoy su jefe de campaÑa dice que se encuentra bien y descansarÁ un par de dÍas. >> la seÑora clinton estÁ en excel