california's going to suffer because of california's leadership hostility. openly declaring war on donald trump, that's not going to help california. to the extent that our lawmakers in d.c. decide that adherence to federal law is an important string that goes along with getting federal funding, that's going to hurt california. i live in san francisco, for example. san francisco is the epicenter, it's the ground zero of sanctuary city extremism. i think if the president-elect follows through on one of his good campaign promises, which is enforce federal law, that's going to hurt san francisco. san francisco will lose funding. san francisco will have to make up the shortfall in other ways. so that's going to be interesting to watch. ditto l.a. ditto other big cities in the state. so that's donald trump's fault. we're just talking about the enforcement of federal law. >> the clock is running on the first 100 days for president trump. what would you like to see him do first and in particular what sort of message would you like him to send out to the country, es

, including southern california. one of the things that some of these early american travelers did is that they often married the daughters of spanish landowners, and one of the big families in san diego was estudio. we have one of the land grant maps for the ranch which at one time had been in the estudio family. nowadays it's a large residential development in southeastern san diego county. i think we could talk about a lot of the history of san diego through the history of development of communities here , and part of that was land speculation. and during the american period, a lot of it had to do with promotion of the area as a place to live and to immigrate to. one of the big events that occurred in san diego in 1915 was the exposition that occurred in what is now barrel park, celebrating the opening of the panama canal. san diego had this big, elaborate multi-year exposition which attracted a lot of tourists to the area. and that was a great time for the promoters of the area, real estate promoters, to develop

in california. we have a huge divide between the coast of california and the central valley and interior of california. that's all not donald trump's fault. i think they would be better served if they focused on problems they can fix, which in many cases they created. >> there are still a lot of very raw feelings about the last election, and many would say that donald trump has contributed to that through his tweets and his comments. what would you like to see president trump do to heal some of those wounds going forward? >> well, you know, i think it takes two to tango. frankly, i am disappointed and frankly a little disgusted that some of the washington liberal elite have boycotted the last two republican presidents' first inaugurations. you know, every republican that's elected to sacramento gets lectured by the democrat leadership about how, we're in charge, and if you want to be really good, you'll find a way of working in a bipartisan manner with us. now, some of those same democrats in califo

when we defend california, we defend america. [applause] gov. brown: as an english poet said 400 years ago, no man is an island entirely of itself, every man is a piece of a continent, a part of the main. therefore, never send to know whom the bell tolls, it tolls for the. a few moments ago i swore into office a new attorney general, like so many others, he is the son of immigrants who sought california as a place where through their own grit and determination they could realize their dreams. they are not alone, millions of californians have come from mexico and 100 other countries, they come here making our state what it is today, vibrant, even turbulent, and a beacon of hope to the rest of the world. [applause] gov. brown: we do not have a statue of liberty with an inscription give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. we do have the golden gate and a spirit of adventure and openness that is welcome to the bull rush of 1848, one wave of immigration after another. for myself, i feel very privileged to stand be

when california does well, america does well. and when california hurts, america hurts. and when we defend california, we defend america. [applause] as the english poet, john donne, said almost 400 years ago, no man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. a few moments ago, i swore into office our new attorney general. like so many others, he is the son of immigrants who saw california as a place where, through grit and determination, they could realize their dreams. and they are not alone, millions of californians have come here from mexico and a hundred other countries, making our state what it is today, vibrant, even turbulent, and a beacon of hope to the rest of the world. [applause] we don't have a statue of liberty with its inscription, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. but we do have the golden gate and a spirit of adventure and openness that has welcomed, since the gold rush of 1848, one wave of

california. [bell tolling] >> whereat california's first -- founded july 16. rodriguez --ad one cabrillo, aez member of the expedition that covered mexico city. after they finished, they traveled south and establish the elves and guatemala. while in guatemala, he was asked by the king of spain to build a fleet. he financed the fleet sailed to san diego, arriving in 15 order to. -- 1542. when he arrived in and diego today, in san diego bay he named it send miguel -- san miguel bay. 1602, someonek in else landed here, and changed the name. the king of spain decided it was toe to settle california send a message to the world that this portion of the united states belong to spain. the representative of the king , had an california interview, and they discussed the possibility of colonizing california. in 1769, there were four expeditions, two by land and two sea.-- on july 16, 1769, mission san diego was established officially. the mission originally was established on what is now known as the presid

southern california. that some ofings these early american travelers -- one of the big families in san diego, we have the land grant maps related to the ranch, which, at one time had been in this family. nowadays, it's a large residential development in southeastern san diego county. we could talk about a lot of the history from san diego through the history of ,evelopment of communities here and part of that was land .peculation a lot of it had to do with promotion of the area as a place to live and immigrate to. one of the big events that occurred in san diego in 1915 was the exposition that occurred in what is now balboa park celebrating the opening of the panama canal. san diego had this big, a lab or its multiyear exposition which attract a lot of tourists to the area, and that was a great time for promoters of the area, real estate promoters, to develop different parts of the city. so, in this case, this is a very elaborate one for a part of town called mission beach, which is ,outh la jolla -- sout

here to discuss what's at stake for california are kqed california politics and government reporter marisa lagos, health editor carrie feibel, and john supulveda. thank you all. cop republicans made it clear -- top republicans made it clear that they're serious about gutting the affordable care act. how will this affect california where more than one-third of californians are on medi-cal which the aca helped expand? >> exactly. it will be huge. not all californians on medi-cal, they were on medi-cal before, but 3.8 million californians got on to medi-cal because of the affordable care act. and an additional 1.3 million were able to purchase their own individual policy because of the affordable care act. and if that money all goes away, that's $20 billion a year that california will lose. and that will have a huge trickle-down effect on people's health care, people going back to being uninsured about on our economy. >> i've been talking to folks around the capitol. there's consensus among democrats that there's no way to backfill that money. if that $15 billion goes away from childless adul

estupenda noticia para california. el sistema de alta presiÓn sigue trayendo parciales, cielos nublados y esto genera que el el descenso de la temperatura se presenten gran parte del Área. hacia el interior se siente el frÍo, estamos todavÍa en invierno. las condiciones por la noche son de temperaturas casi en el punto de congelaciÓn no hay lluvias en la regiÓn. a lo largo del fin de semana, partir de la prÓxima semana se sabÍa cercar otros que sÍ para que estarÍa -- sistemas que sÍ estarÍan sumando lluvias. en san josÉ, las temperaturas estarÍan alcanzando 61 el prÓximo lunes y martes. hay que seguir ahorrando agua, pero es leÓn: el presidente donald trump le pidiÓ a su equipo que desmantele obamacare, pero podrÍa jackie: estas son las principales no lisias. relaciones entre estados unidos y mÉxico. peÑa nieto cancela su viaje y trump anuncia que considerarÁ opciones para pagarlo. uno serÍa un impuesto de hasta 20% a las importaciones mexicanas. los mexicanos se unan en el rechazo a las palabras

jugar un papeldiferente. >> california puede jugar un papel del buen vecino, california puede ser el que da las ideas de una buena relaciÓn. antonio: 585,407 firmas serÁn necesarios para que la medida pueda ser sometida en las elecciones de noviembre. un estratÉgico cambio de ritmo que podrÍa cambiar el estado. leÓn: luego de que el presidente firmarÁ las Órdenes ejecutivas los legisladores de california salieron en defensa de la comunidad inmigrante y kevin de leÓn dijo: " si el presidente quiere lanzar una campaÑa de miedo contra familias inocentes, california estÁ fuera". marÍa: nos acompaÑa el senador estatal para responder algunas de las inquietudes de la comunidad. gracias por estar con nosotros. cÓmo recibió usted y sus colegas la noticia de las Órdenes ejecutivas? kevin de leÓn: bueno, buenas noches antes que nada. me parece que estamos enfrentando una dicotomÍa de democracia, donde me parece que el oponente del estado de california es el nuevo jefe de estado. a tÍtulo personal, alzo mi voz en repudio de las declaraciones, Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente.

he was california's first martyr. his body was found the next they were next to the river, right across from the mission. jacketere four leather soldiers defending the mission that evening. there was one blacksmith, two children, and a priest. them weathered the attack. two of the soldiers, with the help of the blacksmith, helped fire, loading the weapons, and recalling the attack until the warning. in the morning, when the sun came up, other indians from close by villages that were coming for mass, convinced the attacking indians to leave. of missionoperations basilica san diego de alcala moved back up to the hill. with the help of captain diego and his sailors, plus the neil fights, started rebuilding mission basilica san diego de alcala. period,his very same our forefathers were in the middle of the declaration of independence and birth of a new nation on the east coast. when the mission was rebuilt, it was rebuilt in a defensive quadrant. 1775 has been the second time that the mission had been attacked. being augu

>> his vow to defend california. >>> plus the drought restrictions still in place for most of california. why they could be around for many year it is to come. >>> still looking at a pretty serious crash pawn highway 4 westbound, that's -- crash on highway 4 westbound, and it's messing up the morning commute early coming out of pittsburgh. more on this coming up. >> skies have cleared out. we need the break, we're going to get the break. ♪ who amongst you goes by the name fenwick? tell me and the rest of you will be spared. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. hey, fenwick, have you seen my shield? this one's got vertical stripes and mine had horizontal. wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. [sfx]:clap, clap, ding that's transfarency. >>> a big sinkhole has been fixed. it was 20 feet wide, and 30 feet deep, nicknamed steve, burst open on monday in the southbound lane. the connector ramp from eastbound 34 to southbound were closed, and finally reopened yesterday afternoon. >>> there's a mixed message co

coachella is the home of the second best music festival in california. a little outside lands up there. >>[laughing] >>[inaudible] [off mic] but while there is much that divides people today among the one thing that unites dodger fans and giant fans, coachella fans an outside land fans, is parks. as some women perseid is the true leader in the urban parks movement. has already introduced one piece of legislation i think last year or the year before i think was 24 ab - 2444 and i know he is great plans in the coming legislative session to make sure that all of our communities get the support from the state that we need to make our parks great and accessible for everyone. it's my honor to introduce at 10 garcia. >>[applause] >> good morning. it is way too early to debate and argue who's got the best concert in the world, but >>[laughing] think you for the warm welcoming although i'm sitting here freezing my little tail off right there. i like to hug everybody i see just because i'm cold. it's great to be here. thank you san francisco for the welcoming and

of colonizing california. fourn 1769, there were expeditions, to buy land and to by sea.wo 1769.rrived in on july 17, 1769, missions san cala was a established. the mission was originally established him what is now known as the presidio hill. it is about six miles west of this location. it was there until the summer of 1774. then it moved to the current location. any civilization in history, whenever there is a is toof cultures, there be some conflict. there were some abuses by some of the younger soldiers. again, some of the indian women. had -- theylands had been utilizing for themselves were all of a sudden occupied by individuals that were not from that area. however, when the mission moved to this location, there were approximately 90 baptisms, and between the summer in the fall neophytesbout 315 were baptized. it is believed that some of the religious leaders may have felt ofeatened about the rate conversions. that and, maybe other the people to led attack on the morning hours of november 4, november 5,

southern california. one of the things that some of these early american travelers did is that they often married the daughter's of spanish landowners and one of the big families in san diego, we have one of the maps for the ranch which at one time had been to the family. nowadays it's a large residential development in southeastern san diego county. we could talk about a lot of the history of san diego through the history of development of communities here and part of and was land speculation , aing the american period lot of that had to do with promotion of the area as a place to live and to and at -- immigrate to. when the big events that in 1915 in san diego was the exposition celebrating the opening of the panama canal. had a big elaborate multi-year exposition that attracted tourists. it was a great time for the promoters of the area, real estate promoters to develop different parts of the city. in this case this is an elaborate one for a a part of town called mission beach. this is one of the most

central california and southern. this is fantastic. central california. how about rainfall since july 1st? almost 30 inches of rain in santa rose amount there is heavier amounts in napa. these are just the official stations. san francisco, which has had a problem with the midhill rain gauge. there are other areas that have had more than that. oakland hills have had double that or triple that. concord, also out to livermore, san jose, a lot of people say they need to move that rain gauge in san jose but it's over 110%. not far. you can find double that amount as well. but for the fog we are good to go. southern california getting some rain. they will take it. that will help down there. some of the cloud cover could wrap back in. we still get the fog and also some very chilly temperatures here. 38 concord, 39 livermore. 39 palo alto. 36 in blackhawk already. danville at 35. if you think it's cold it is. there is a little northerly breeze or easterly breeze. 27 in truckee. 39yukia. the sierra is okay but some moisture is okay. you can see the low circulation

i ask you to go even further to iraq as california first. democrats are in the majority by the way californians want to be heard to work together as republicans and democrats and we formed workers' compensation with the rainy day fund. let's do that again to set an example for the rest of the country with the people of california. [applause] >> that is a very good sign a potential bipartisanship. together. and then, america is perseverance. at is exactly what it took to win tour the need the -- sailing from germany to america. to face different challenges make no mistake the future is uncertain whether the threat to our budget or undocumented california or to affect climate change or even those global threats of a financial meltdown or nuclear incident jury terrorist attack. this is the time that calls for courage and perseverance and i promise you about. [applause] remember after the perilous voyage those that made it to america had bottomless opportunities. but let me begin in the words of woody guthrie. this land is your land from califor

the leader of the drive says california can stand alone economically and militarily. >> california spent 3.5% of its gdp on its military, we would have a military larger and stronger than russia. >> reporter: a former -- progressives worry it is president trump -- -- said california and the nation are better apart. what do you think? i post it for you right here. go to my twitter page. the question, to get your thoughts, about 557 people voted. 61% say secede. 31% say stay. so check out my twitter age and join the conversation. >> all right. thank you, kristen. >>> a new bill propose would make voting by mail free. many counties have many ballots that required extra stamps. more than half of all registered voters in california are absentee voters. >>> we'll start with live already dropping.peratures are chilly night and even chillier overnight and early morning. but that's okay. the sun will come out. this is the view looking westward under clear skies. currently 52 degrees here in san francisco. low 50s in san francisco. oakland, san jose, half moon bay. check out this view at pier 15 h

but california was seeking an exemption. they have withdrawn the request fearing the trump administration would glean information and end up deporting people. >>> now that we're all enjoying those personal movie screens on airplane seat backs, one airline is taking them away. american airlines is ordering new planes without those seat back monitors. the carrier says most passengers already have their own laptops, phones or tablets. they can use them to access all the free entertainment or pay for wi-fi access. the airline says the seat backs can be temperamental and confusing. passengers are more comfortable using their own devices. thes they'll add to the entertainment choices. >>> if you lose your earbuds, they're probably gone for good, right? not necessarily, not anymore. apple is updating its find my iphone app so now users can also track down their missing air pods. they are apple's brand new wireless version of the old earbuds. since they're not attached to each other like ear buds, customers worry it could be easy to

here in california the program operates under the name covered california. officials say they are going ahead as normal for now. berkeley researcher said that 22 million people including 3.7 million here in california would loose their coverage if the act is repealed. many of those people now have insurance because of expanded medicaid or subsides to help pay their premiums. it also allows children to stay on their parent's insurance until the age of 26 and covers people with preexisting medical conditions. it also requires most employers and individuals to have insurance or pay a fine. >> if we get rid of the individual mandate and healthier people drop out of the pool and sicker people stay in health care costs will go up. if health care costs go up more healthy people will drop out of the pool. >> he went onto say that could put the insurance markets in to chaos. if republicans take away funding for the health care law with no replacement plan. that could also destabilize the market foss individual insurance around the nation. >>> the presidents elect wen

, tiene un lugar en california. sandra: el primer latino que se convierte en procurador del estado pasÓ las Últimas dos semanas reuniÉndose con legisladores en audiencias en ambas cÁmaras, además, respecto de su intenciÓn de postularse para un segundo tÉrmino. >> claro que sÍ, voy a tratar de cumplir este plazo y tratar de ser el procurador general casa del pueblo de california me diga, ya no. leÓn: siete personas resultaron heridas por el choque de dos vehÍculos en el centro de la preparatoria de esa ciudad. seis de los heridos son estudiantes, viajaban cuatro estudiantes de la preparatoria freedom, en el otro automÓvil conducÍa un padre de familia y los estudiantes mÁs. dos personas fueron hospitalizadas con lesiones serias. marÍa: la policía logrÓ identificar los cadÁveres de la pareja que encontraron muerte el dÍa de ayer en su casa. los encontrado sin vida junto a sus dos gatos. la investigaciÓn continÚa, y aún se desconoce la causa de muerte. leÓn: con cada uno de los baches o huecos en e

california tiene mÁs de una decena de estas ciudades. por primera vez en la historia el estado de california tiene un fiscal general de origen hispano. javier becerra asumiÓ hoy para hacer de los inmigrantes su brÚjula de lucha. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene mÁs de esta noticia. juan carlos: asÍ javier becerra jurÓ ayudar y defender la constituciÓn de los estados unidos y de california contra enemigos extranjeros y domÉsticos y se convirtiÓ en el procurador general del estado. >>luchar para todos porque el que quiere construir y levantar california,ttiene un lugar aquÍ. -tiene juan carlos: despuÉs de pasar mÁs de dos dÉcadas en el congreso de los estados unidos becerra recibiÓ el ofrecimiento de convertirse en procurador estatal con la misiÓn de defender al estado de cualquier intento de la administraciÓn trump te cambiÓ las prÁcticas o leyes estatales en diversas materias como inmigraciÓn. >>siempre necesitamos arenque nos defienda, siempre necesitamos un supermanque es ficticio, pero que nos representa y nos ayude. juan

california black oak is susceptible. heavily impacted by the disease. >>> and i know we have had a lot of rain here in the bay area recently in the past couple of weeks. a lot of trees coming down. what is the main factor? can any -- what is the likelihood of the trees coming down? >> i think right now we have a critical situation because trees have suffered for a long period of drought and drought has weakened them. has made it susceptible to a series and they may have sudden oak death. we go from a dry period to incredibly wet period and these trees are weakened cannot sustain the heavy rains and winds. so death is one of the issues. i would say by now it was probably less than an issue than drought but now with this heavy rainfall sudden hill death will affect the trees and they will die within two and five years and so we will have a cycle again of mortality caused by sudden oak death compounded by heavy rains. >> you mentioned that two to five year time frame. we are still in the rainy season. what can people do to

the california democrats did just legalize child prostitution in california, and the people of california, the people of the united states, you've got to let them know how you feel and we've got to overturn this law. >> bill: all right, we appreciate it, mr. allen. let us know how it goes. miller is on deck. he has some resolutions and an email situation that will get your attention. the d-man is next. did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. let's get right to the sage of southern california who joins us from santa barbara. miller, lay a few resolutions on us for the new year. >> sorry, i had to check over my shoulder.. i wanted to make sure i didn't have a bridge coming out of my head like the guy in sacramento did. new year's resolutions, billy. let's see. i wrote a few down. number one, and most importantly, i must not accidentally go in

usually he is focused on california. and he was to some extent but this was a message pitched to donald trump. >>> thank you. we will look for your article in the chronicle. tom vacar will have more on governor brown's state of the state address coming up at 4:30. >>> congressman haberra was sworn in today. he was confirmed yesterday by the state senate. graduated from stanford law school and california's deputy attorney general before running for political office. he is now california's first latino attorney general. >>> we will speak with a lawmaker that spoke about the expediting of the pile pipeline. >>> next disaster on the mountain. working to keep it safe dies in a traffic accident. >>> cool and breezy and dry. a look at the conditions and how long the pattern will last coming up >>> lawmakers outspoken about executive orders and memos issued by president trump. one of them is eric swaall. he joins us from washington d.c. you were on the floor talking about keystone and dakota pipeline. what did his memos or procl

they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. >>> these are the faces of a couple found dead inside a berkeley apartment yesterday along with their two cats. police have activated the building along deakin street because they were not sure what caused the couple to die. abc 7 reporter vic lee is live from berkeley with new information. vic? >> reporter: dan, berkeley police tell us they don't know how that couple died in that apartment behind me. the autopsies may tell. but we're told that may drag on until next week. we do know this: professors who knew rogers and valerie morash well say they went out to dinner saturday night in san francisco with friends who say they we

rift with mexico is shaking up california. we take a closer look at how a trade war could have dire consequences for our state. >> straight ahead, he may be ranked 653rd in the world but when it happens to be tiger woods in a comeback? you stop and take notice. his story from san diego. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. return to competitive play? why not? 1996 to 2004, y'know how many times he missed a cut? 1 since 2014? 7... he was drawi >>> golf up top. when tiger woods returned to competitive play, why not? 1996 to 2004 you know how many times he missed the cut? once. since 2014? 7. but he was drawing a crowd at san diego's torrey pines. he says he was rusty. we believe him! [ laughter ] >> blast from the cat box at 12 did not would be out in round 2. his first round he shot 4- over 76. now 17 we did see some good things. his golf club lived up to his name. tailor-made. but his putter failed

takano of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a, rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 6:30 p.m. today.

sistema de baja presiÓn genera vientos en el sur de california. hay que tener cuidado con las temperaturas frÍas. buenas noticias para nosotros. perfilÁndose el fin de semana. temperatura alcanzando 52. esa noche. vamos a la tendencia de la misma temperatura. el frÍo estarÍa llegando a las seis y siete de la maÑana, para san josÉ se mantiene mÁs cálido. fin de semana parcialmente nublado, temperatura mÁxima, 58, al partir del lunes estarÍamos alcanzando los 60 en la bahÍa. marÍa:un aumento en el consumo de azÚcar entre menores de edad preocupa a las autoridades de salud pÚblica. un estudio revelÓ que en estados unidos uno de cada tres aÑos consume 50% de las calorÍas que necesita por día de bebidas edulcoradas y dulces. leÓn: estudios de la universidad de california mostraron que tener una vida sedentaria aumenta el proceso de envejecimiento en las personas. la investigaciÓn realizada a mujeres de 64 y 95 aÑos, descubriÓ que aquellos que permanecÍan sentadas mÁs de seis horas tú, chiquito... tienes el inmenso poder de toma

the california dmv has issued, again, more than 764,000 driver licenses. people are still preparing for the knowledge test. some of them might still be in the process of getting ready to take the drive test, but it's been a very successful program for the dmv and we're very proud of it. we're very proud to be able to allow people to obtain a driver's license to drive to work, to take their kids to school, and i know that, anecdotally, a lot of lives have been changed too. damian: no, i bet. and i mean, especially for those us maybe who've had our licenses for 30 years, there's gotta be some sense of relief knowing that the person next to me, hey, chances are they are licensed now, if there was some concern before because of their immigration status. now we're kind of, hey, chances are they do have their license. artemio: yeah, that's true, exactly. so, where you have more than, you know, 1/2 a million californians or 700,000 people now that are licensed drivers, what they've shown to the california--to the state of california and to the dmv, we're responsi

proposal for california cessation was approved by california secretary of state. that means proponents can start collecting signatures of support. however, experts say it's really not that easy. >> if you argue that california should be separate from the rest of the country because california has a unique culture that doesn't abide by the current politics of the rest of the country, what is the next step? surely there are pockets within california that feel out of sync. >> supporters still need to collect over half a million signatures in order to place that measure on the 2018 ballot. >> demolition crews spent the day tearing down an apartment building dangling from the cliff in pacifica. at 310 esplanade the building was red tagged. they have been waiting for the property owner to take it down. the owner did nothing. after the recent storm the city had to act. >> i couldn't believe how much they did. i had to take my daughter to school. they did it very quickly. >> the city will take legal steps now to seek reimbursement for the $300,000 demolition project ands

. >> los estudiantes de california pueden continuar con su educaciÓn aquÍ en california, verdaderamente el estado tambiÉn se ha comprometido a defender. luz: al escuchar la noticia de que donald trump comenzarÁ su primer dÍa en la presidencia haciendo cambios migratorios, esta soÑadora sÓlo pudo recordar por lo que pasaron en el 2012. >> cuando se peleÓ por daca, uno se siente libre con eso, y tener que regresar a eso, no estoy feliz. luz: estos dos jÓvenes indocumentados tienen algo en comÚn. >> seguir nuestro sueÑo, seguir nuestra meta. luz: durante esta demostraciÓn, los profesores tomar la oportunidad para recordarles a sus estudiantes que sin importar lo que ocurra maÑana, esta ciudad como sus escuelas continuarÁn siendo santuario para los inmigrantes. marÍa: entre las prioridades de donald trump figuran varios temas relacionados con inmigraciÓn. desde el inicio de su campaÑa el futuro mandatario dijo que construirÍa un muro en la frontera sur y no sÓlo eso, tambiÉn dijo que méxico lo pagarÍa. otra promesa de campaÑa es deportar a los 11 millones de indocumenta

at that time, california was part of new spain. the seat of power of new spain was mexico, far to the south of where we are standing. for spain, they were very concerned about sharing geographical information about this outpost. it was sparsely populated. of course the motions -- missions were already here from 1769 in alta, california, but there were not many people living here.

even the lieutenant governor of california calling the president out. >> this is surreal. i'm disgusted by the president of the united states. and outraged. people will stop. they don't like us or trust us of all stripes and democrats need to wake up. >> developing news right now, a federal judge in new york has put a stop to part of the president's executive order banning some immigrants and foreign travelers from coming into the country. good evening everyone, i'm ross palombo. >> i'm cristina rendon. the aclu asked for a temporary stay of the order on behalf of two iraqi detained at -- iraqis detained at jfk airport. after a short hearing the judge ruled in their favor. it prevents some from being detained at u.s. airports today. >> that led to protests across the country. [ chanting ] about a dozen travelers were detained today at new york's jfk and protestors quickly marched in. from here stanford says a student who is legal and has a green card buzz held at jfk for about eight hours before being allowed to fly back to california finally. >> the "chicago tribune" repo

southern california looks good. weak system brushing northern california. morgan hills at 32, and it's cold all the way down to southern california. palm springs is 39. las vegas 36, and phoenix is 39. flagstaff at 8. so that's cold. temperatures in the 50s around here. mid-50s for most., sal. >> the tracy commute on 580 is going to be slow, but this is following along the -- it looks like a normal slowdown. i was trying to think of what to say here, but 580 looks normal. it's slow through the altamont pass, but definitely falls, the confines of a normal commute, unlike yesterday when we had an hour, hour and a half delay through this area. also moving along and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along okay. and 280 in san jose northbound, that's not a bad commute so far in san jose. at 5:03, let's go back to the desk. >> today, president trump will take the first step to make good on his campaign promise to build a wall on the border with mexico. >> president trump is heading to the department of homeland security today to

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so today 42% of california still in drought, mainly to our south. look at what the situation was compared to from 2016 at this time. 97% of california in drought. so we are shrinking at least in terms of the drought coverage. in terms of rainfall totals, in the north bay for santa rosa and napa those numbers really adding up. 171% of average. san francisco, everybody over 100% of average here. heading towards livermore and san jose still significant rainfall as well. nobody below average as you would expect. we actually have more rainfall in the forecast as we head into next week. now even bigger than our local rainfall of course as you always know is the snow pack. we've been hearing about this for years. the snow/watery qif lengths way up there, up to 187% of average in the southern sierra. so great news. today though we had some rain out there, that system moving through this morning. still a few pop-up showers this afternoon but right now as you can see, just some lingering clouds, maybe the chance of a lingering shower in the short term. here i

california is currently facing a problem. the problem is a delima that exists between a finite resource and a non finite interest in using that resource. the finite resource is the water in the san francisco bay and delta. there are two major non finite interests in using that resource. one of these interests is corporate export agriculture in california central vala and looking for new ways to divert and export water away from the delta. the other non finite interest using the bay and delta is los angeles expanning urban and suburban growth and continued depend for more and more water. the plan is presented to build multibillion dollar tunnels that doesn't resolve the finite versus non finite that makes it severe. it is important the delima is recognized by all in the state including our legislature and public agencies. there is value if the san francisco public utilities commission goes on record acknowledging this delima between a finite resource and non finite demand. if the pu c has already gon on record doing this it is

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so california would be able to. >> sam brody with his pitch to the break california from the union movement. sam, we will be keeping track of your records. >>> come to our fake, we would love to have you as members. >>> we are in a for a good weekend. mark da mayo. >> january has been so stormy. we had to track multiple storms and strong winds. tonight we have mostly clear skies and the weekend will be nice out there. temperatures on track to reached low to mid 60s and the extent that we talk about rainfall. that could be shaping up next week as early as wednesday night and into thursday. but the key headline for tomorrow, sunny, saturday across san francisco and across the entire bay area. looking great for the first half of the weekend. temperatures will be trending up over the next few days as you can see the temperature timeline in san francisco and target out the day in the lower 40s and reaching the upper 60s by the afternoon. let's look at san francisco bay. a few high clouds. and that's about it. as you can see in the satellite the main storm track heading to our north. with that th

southern california is getting much needed rain today too. the deluge is triggering mudslides, crumbling parts of a home in the hollywood hills. in portland, oregon a state of emergency. plows arriving from seattle to help clear the roads. in washington state, this roof collapsed under the weight of heavy snow. in wine country, some are cleaning up and wading through water and mud not seen in a decade. it was closed but the road to yosemite is open today. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: once inside revealing an incredible glimpse of both mother nature's wrath and all of her splendid beauty. all of these storms mean california snow pack is now at 158% of normal for this time of year. the big picture here, while it's beautiful and majestic to look at, the snow is major windfall hoping to pull california out of a crippling drought. lester? >> thanks. one more note on the weather. forecasters are warning of a massive and dangerous ice storm that will stretch 1,000 miles from texas to ohio and with ice and freezing rain coating trees and covering

well, the deadline to enroll in obamacare here in california called cover california for the year is the end of this month. now, tomorrow i will have agents here at the 7 on your side office to answer your covered california questions and get you started on enrollment. our phone lines will be opened from 4:00 to 8:00 and you'll be able to get your questions answered on facebook and twitter. as a matter of fact, you can send us your questions right now. just use the #askfinney. we hope to sign up a ton of people. we have in the past. >> thanks, michael. >>> more than 3,000 electric skateboards made by a mountain view company are being recalled tonight. this is video from boosted. two reports say the battery packs started smoking after water got inside. the company says they will no longer market the boards as water resistant. owners should go to boost's website for information on replacement batteries. >>> pandora is cutting 7% of its workforce. they say the decision will allow them to invest more in product development. pandora also announced today its earnings exceeded expectations