in sacramento california at a meeting with pio said we're not interested in talking about that and i know you know worlds forums if you are not saying to act independently your voice is not heard i just simply said well you know a strike they will just say what it's told to do by the united states similarly the united kingdom if it's perceived that the united kingdom doesn't stand up for the laws the. conventions that it's signed to then its voice becomes weak in will form. the emerging emerging multipole there a-t. requires you to have a. voice in will for to get there you act independently and forcefully transshipped and thank you thank you. well u.k. labor leader jeremy corwin appears to have said little or nothing in defense of julian a son has he faces the u.s. extradition this is called in the flounders in opinion polls ahead of any imminent general election so how teflon is no bricks it deal boris johnson it was just corruption scandals an unlawful attempt to shut down democracy joining me now is labor prime minister gordon brown's pollster and founding partner of britain than

. >> we start in sacramento, california, new coffee shop is a smash hit.ters, but what they fill out their punch card they fill it out. america may run on dunkin' but it runs from the law to incite. police say this over caffeinated customer got into an argument with a barista and filled out a comment card the old fashion way, costing over 10,000 in damages. you should hear whe when -- inst coffee roasters have reopened, and their rumors they are thinking about adding a new location, at-this-point they are window shopping. topic two. >> how do you do to australia. that is right. the morning traffic lift a commuter hopping mad. mm-hmm. a viral sensation, bad news jay walking is illegal in australia. he is looks at 500 fine. let be that lesson to kangaroos everywhere never drink a fosters oil can on your way to work, or on the way home, but fosters is australian for bad judgment, it is where coors light drinkers go to feel better about their taste for beer, i know a lot of kids at home wonders if the ka kangao is okay, she, high-tec high -- k him to the place

topic number one, let's start in sacramento california with the new coffee shot is the smash hit.insight coffee monsters, but when they fill out their punchcard, they really fill out their punchcard. an american may run on duncan but runs from the law on insight. i see this customer got into an argument with the barista and decided to fill out a comment card the old-fashioned way. customer $10000 in damages but if you say that's a waste of her name, you should hear what the race is bent on a gender studies degree. happy to report insight coffee roasters have since reopened and there big rumor is they are thinking about adding a new location off of at this., their only windowshopping. >> argued that what far. topic number two, while australia, that is right, or the morning traffic lift one commuter, hopping mad. >> this fella is the viral sensation. the bad news is, jaywalking is illegal in australia and is looking at a 500-dollar fine. let that be a lesson to kangaroos everywhere to never drink on the your way to work. more on your way home for that matter because it is australian

i'm reading a statement from knowia davidson who lives in sacramento california which one of the first 5g test cities in the world. small cell deployment began in sacramento in october 2018. in late december verizon installed a small cell antenna 45 feet from my family's home at roughly the same height as our second story. the antenna has a 360 radiation pattern and emitting high levels of pulse, data modulated microwave radiation into my niece's bedroom window. within about a month of the antenna being installed by nieces began experiencing health problems including immune suppression manifested as persistent cold symptoms sleep disturbances, headaches and chronic fatigue. we were unaware of the negative health consequences of microwave exposure and didn't attribute the health problems to this antenna. the problems persisted for one month before we began to consider the possibility that exposures from the antenna could be affecting them. we researched the topic authority rely and found an abundance of peer reviewed scientific studies with expert opinions suggesting the health problems

and member of the house judiciary committee tom, i believe you're coming from my hometown of sacramento california off, i want to give you a chance to what representative matt cartwright said, let's start with he doesn't feel he's hill bent on impeachment. >> he wants to hear from the president's defense witnesses, that's exactly what republicans tried to do on the intelligence committee, we have 9 witnesses to present, adam schiff vetoed 6 of 9 requests, i'm sorry, we are in a free society and a free society, the prosecution has not allowed to decide who testifies for the defense, that's exactly what adam schiff did and now we are hearing that those who voted for proceeding with the impeachment process are now saying, well, i'm trying to keep an open mind about this, there are only two democrats who voted no on the original impeachment inquiry, measure that came before the house, the rest are backing off because they are realizing entire narrative is unraveling on them and just like the phoney russian collusion hoax they put us through 2 and a half years and they are starting to see public opinio

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sacramento and even larger one in san francisco. >> so now we're midway between the capital of california, sacramento, and about an hour and a half today from sacramento to san francisco. how long did this take? >> took them a little bit longer, quite a bit. they had to take a ferry, no brings then. two ferries to get across from oakland to san francisco. but you see there are power lines there, so they're back into civilianization. >> you can speculate but they're there wafg. what do you think they're thinking? >> it's almost over. we've done the worst part. now they're in oakland. they really knew the end is in sight. they're quite excited about getting there. and here they're at the port in oakland. they're getting ready to get all of the trucks on two ferries that would cross the bay there. again, by now they had 75 vehicles, big news, there were plenty of people that turned out. >> and this is the bridge that you were talking about a moment ago? >> these are ferries, no bridge. >> ferries, sorry. >> these are the ferries i was talking about. so they went across from oakland to the waterfront of san francisco. >> and did some

sacramento. electric and south california edison are expected to s. busin and how thete the oversight. they are saying the outages are too broad and poorly executed and the ceo said it is the opposite, they have been well-planned and executed and saved lives by preventing wildfires. governor newsom has criticized pg&e that the equipment is sout dated due to mismanagement. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> it looks like that live stream haven't started yet but we'll follow that for you. >>> as we get closer to the potential power shutoff we want you to know that we'll have all of the important information you need to know on our website as well asur you could check to see if you are in that shutoff zone, head over to nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's talk about the forecast. a live look outside this morning overlooking san jose. >> awaiting strong winds heading our meteorologist kari hall. and bob said 50 miles per hour winds. >> some areas could see gusts over 60 miles per hour as we see the peak of the winds picking up by early wednesday morning into thursday. right we have calm conditions. a

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a little bit of a bumpy landing for some southwest passengers heading from sacramento down to southern california. the jet blue blew out a tire, touching down at burbank today. we got some video of that plane, just into the newsroom. you can see, and made it to the gate, but, it was not stranded very long. the pilot was able to taxi it with one of the two tires completely flat. no injuries reported, no word yet on the cause of that flat tire. back to you guys. >>> this just in president trump signed two bills, backing the processors in hong kong and spite of objections from beijing. the first bill allows for the president to sanction people responsible for human rights abuse in hong kong. it's also intended to preserve america's special trading relationship with hong kong. now, right now the territory is not subject to the china tariffs. this law will require the u.s. to confirm every year that china is allowing hong kong to remain semi-autonomous. failure to do so would revoke that trade status. the second measure also bans the sale of ammunition to hong kong police including teargas and rubber

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sacramento bee". data from the california department of justice show roughly 8600 californians under age 18 were murdered between 1987 and 2016. more than 100 children are still murdered in california each year. homicides involving children peaked during gang violence in the early 1990s. gang violence is the most common motive in the murders of young people. >> in sonoma county, investigators are looking into what started a fire that badly damaged a 150-year-old church. the fire at the church of christ on covey road and forestville was reported about 6:15 this morning. you can see the debris, including a number of damaged bibles and a gutted sanctuary. the fire chief says the fire appeared to have started close to the center of the church. he says it's not clear whether the building can be saved. half of the building burned while the other half has smoke and heat and water damage. here is another view of the fire from inside the forestville fire truck as crews arrived on the scene. you can see it was fully involved. because the fire involved a church, the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms i

personal information documents in this latest report did not show who requested the data in california in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>this holiday season online shopping takes the cake with 56% of people saying that they will purchase presence online. this is according to the national retail federation big shift from say 10 years ago so with all these packages now landing on doorsteps the so called porch pirates are also unfortunately out in full force. >>kron four's justine waltman tells us now from the north bay to people have been arrested for swiping handfuls of packages from doorsteps. >>this is generally pretty safe. harvard community, so sore surprising. >>here is the loot boxeand envelopes now recovered after being stolen from doorsteps at the serenity apartments in larkspur. >>very nice area. >>and jesse just moved in here to the complex at larkspur landing. a package disappeared from their doorstep and so did one from their neighbor or downstairs. >>so many have to like really be salling to get over there and sitting back you have to be dedicated to the concept of geing that p

personal information documents in this latest report did not show who requested the data in california in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>a 19 right now and thanksgiving is a time for family friends and of course turkey whether you're a gourmet chef or turkey novice, cooking e bird properly is a key meredith wood has more. >>the first key to a safely cooked bird iproper thaw wing. you can grow rapidly in raw turkey when its temperature is in the danger zone. that's between 4140 degrees. never thought turkey out on the counter overnight. he's a microwave a refrigerator or sinof cold water changeevery 30 minutes while preparing the turkey make sure to wash your hands and services often here on turkey separate from her items to own us causg bacteria doesn't spread. if you're stuffing your bird do so just before cooking and keep the oven it temperatures of at least 325 degrees. finally the internal temperature needs to reach 165 degrees. high enough to kill any bacteria and make sure you're checng the temperature in the correct spot you're probably going to check. >>right in between the leg and

congressman bera from california in sacramento this morning, congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, eric. arthel: tensions between the u.s. and iran continue to bubble as we mark 40 years tomorrow since the siege of the u.s. embassy in tehran. now, this comes as the islamic nation's supreme leader is accusing washington of, quote, wilder and more flagrant aggression against the regime. trey yingst is live in our jerusalem bureau with more. ?rai. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. that's right. as tensions do continue between the united states and iran, the world tomorrow will mark the 40th anniversary of the iran hostage crisis. now, we do know that today iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah khamenei, did speak to a group of students on state it's, doubling down on a -- doubling down on commitments not to talk with the united states. he added negotiations about iran's nuclear program will not solve iran's problems. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: for the other side, getting iran to sit at the negotiating table and accept talks means bringing the islamic repu

. >>> happening today in sacramento state lawmakers will hold a hearing on california's paid family leave program. the state passed the nation's first paid family leave program in 2004 and it provides six weeks of partial wage replacement to care for a newborn baby or a seriously ill family member. next july the number of weeks of paid family leave will go up from six weeks to eight weeks. some lawmakers are concerned about that that low and middle income workers just can't afford to take advantage of the full program because of a cut in pay. >>> passed a ban on the sale of all flavored tobacco products. councilmembers pass the ordinance at last night's meeting. the ban applies to flavored e cigarette products and menthol cigarettes. businesses that sell any tobacco product will also not be required to get a permit every year. stores will also not be allowed to sell tobacco within 1000 feet of a school and within 500 feet of another tobacco retailer. that law goes into effect in july. >>> the american medical association. >> there calling for an immediate ban on all electric cigarettes an

court touches every day people in all kinds of real life problems and in california she oversees it all growing up in sacramento in a working class filipino family to earn money, she worked the number of regular job jobs, including my. >>had the blackjack job when i had just completed my first year in law school later on that experience really helped him in for me to pick a jury. it helped me to question witnesses and help me to read body language and understand nonverbal behavior as chief justice she does not hesitate to speak out publicly criticizing ice agents from making arrests at stake courthouses so to have a federal policy to come into the courts. the state courts to arrest people on very often civil immigration warrant is to create terror. she said in motion efforts to eliminate the controversial cash bail system people who are arrested to be evaluated not the size of their wallet. their size of their bank account. but on who they are she was appointed to justice in 2011 by republican governor schwarzenegger, but in 2018 he decided to leave the gop for no party affiliations. >>i left the republican par

it's a homes share solar power through system approved by the california energy coission. the sacramento, municipal utility district wa the first utility to apy for a shared solar program for new developments. the energy commission delayed voting on the proposal today afte dozens of people spoke against it during a public hearing. >>an emotional sign offtoday by a highway patrol sergeant sergeant lloyd pratt at his last call today after more than a quarter century on the b he held back tears as the dispatcher read a tribute over the radio detailing press service record and highlights of his career. he served for 27 years, some owhich were spent in san jose. fresno and most recently in madeira. he also served as a canine handler his canine partner retired and is n a part of press family. well these are pups with perseverance the deplorable conditions at california investigators say 19 to wow us have been living in 4 months. >>is for some braun and the inhospitable to the warriors ina marque for the holidays♪ ♪'cause no matter how far away you am.♪ ♪en you pine for the sunshine a friendly

we were up in sacramento speaking before committees, and there were five california jurisdictions talking about how they're handling scooters and micro mobility. so i would say this is a big topic, how each jurisdiction is establishing that front door and making sure they have a program that looks different in different places, but there is a need for the conversation. >> you mentioned reaching out to industry groups, but did we reach out to the various companies and do a focus group with them. the valuation information of doing a proof of concept can help them get funding and set them up in different positions. i wonder if you had those conversations. >> what we did is invited the permit holders to our outreach session and we met with the chamber. the chamber of commerce was interested and supportive of this effort, in the same vein of it creating claritied and a path in the front door. it was very well received and we will continue having those conversations, but the feedback we heard is this is kind of the right path. >> to do what we can do to get the -- the chamber is great, but to g

california native. >> basically i grew up in fulsome. east of sacramento. e and friends and family are there. i'm back all the time. >> local northern california girl does good. tell me about what you worked on. >> i was in charge -- i was on the effects team. the supervisor and my responsibility was the water in the movie. if you have seen the trailer there's a little bit of water in the movie. >> what exactly -- for those of us who aren't in that world. we're not sure how this process works. >> we start with story boards. and this is what we want to do with the water. and the this is crazy. you want her to be on top of it. blasting through the waves. it was ambitious. as an artist the first thing is create the set up to get the waves to move. those are my waves. so you are like on the graphics side. you're working on computers. for people who are like i want to do what she does. what kind of path do you take. >> i came in on the computer science side. i went to school for engineering and started working visual effects company. doing code for them. i found

because of this effort and others that are already in progress reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news bell, california cities and counties are about to get some payback for the money that they spent on extra services because of these power shut-offs mayor sam liccardo. >>announcing that san jose will receive $500,000 from the state to help reimburse that city for what it's spent dealing with the power shut down state senator jim beall pushing for the funding. he says the must upgrade and maintain its equipment. >>and reduce expenditures and. things like giving there. hi sorry employees bonuses and other the other kinds of expenditures, let's focus on. rehabilitating all the equipment to reduce these devastating fires and we've got in california. >>the cities of oakland, la and san diego will also get a half million dollars apiece well counties impacted by the power shutdowns will get $15,000. >>our investigators are pointing the finger at the genie for starting 3 fires in the east bay, the fire started on sunday in martinez and lafayette. the lafayette fire burned a few buildings, including this tenni

california. ski resorts in lake tahoe were feverishly making snow. this is good news. the timing is not. we have a lot of people trying to get over donner summit between the sacramentorea and the lake tahoe region. that yare i awas closed down by the california highway patrol due to multiple spinouts and accidents. it is messy on the road. >> if you don't have front-wheel drive or chains, stay off the road. >> reporter: it's bumper cars out here. >> yes, it is. we're extremely busy. >> reporter: they should avoid traveling. still many finding themselves stuck, finding tire chains were not enough in some cases too, get their cars over the mountains. it there are windows of opportunity coming and it's going to be a great weekend for the ski resorts when all of this clears out. back to you. ♪ >>> the next round of public hearings in the trump impeachment inquiry set to begin december 4th. jerry nadler said his committee will call a panel of of expert witnesses to discuss the constitutional grounds of opresidential impeachment. he's invited the president and his legal team, which a white house source says is under consideration. meanwhile, the president is at a campaign

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there is a reward for information leading to their arrest in the meantime in california the fire doubles in size north of sacramentoe photos showing flames scorching 1000 acres and it is only 15% contained. this is the state's largest utility company that says equipment may have caused another fire. pg and he is connected to 5 wildfires including the kincaid fire insulinoma county, hot and dry weather could elevate the fire risk this week. from california to texas, the state of texas making some progress on its promise to clear out homeless camps overwhelming the city of austin. aishah hasnie has look at the painstaking process. thank you for joining us. >> reporter: i'm standing inside one of the overpasses which was targeted by the governor of texas and was sweet yesterday it as you can see it looks exactly as it should. it is empty, an overpass except for the dumpsters you see behind me full of months of stuff that was left over yesterday. this is by far so much better than what it looked like yesterday and i want to show you what we are talking about because it is unbelievable. take a look at this video. we are

. >>> happening today in sacramento state lawmakers will hold a hearing on california's paid family leave. the california passed the nation's first paid family leave program in 2004. it provides six weeks of partial wage replacement to care for a newborn baby or a seriously ill family member. next july, the number of weeks of paid family leave will go up from six weeks to eight weeks. some lawmakers have concerns about that that low and middle income workers can't afford to take advantage of the full program because they would get a cut in pay. >>> the city of cupertino passed a ban on the sale of all flavored tobacco products. councilmembers pass the ordinance at last night's meeting. this applies to flavored e- cigarette products and menthol cigarettes. businesses that sell any kind of tobacco product will also be required to get a permit every year. stores will not be allowed to sell tobacco within 1000 feet of a school and within 500 feet of another tobacco retailer. the log is into effect in july. >>> the american medical association is calling for an immediate ban on all electronic

. >>> happening right now in sacramento state lawmakers are holding a hearing on california paid family leave program. california passed the country's first paid family leave program in 2004. the program provides six weeks partial wave placement. care for newborn or seriously ill family member. next july that number of weeks of paid family leave will increase fromet wakes. some lawmakers have expressed concern that low and middle income workers can't afford to take advantage of the full program because of a cut in pay. >>> coming up, taking on a huge challenge while battling a life- threatening illness. in today's bay area people, how one-woman's battle with cancer letter to start a business with one of her strongest supporters. >>> and a bay area weather outside. we have hazy skies but also the wind and the red flag fire warning. we will talk more about the wind coming up. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent of

the late '80s and early '90s, the original macintosh was assembled in fremont, california, then it was assembleed in sacramentooved down to mexico and ultimately to china. it's a two-fold thing. labor issue, the need for number of people required to make these devices but it is also a robotic issue. a lot of these machines, a lot of what devices are made by are robots. the robots need to be made every few years. it is intricate detailed work. even if there was a brink-back of some of this manufacturing, the high-tech manufacturing we keep hearing about is not what i think most of us understand is manufacturing. melissa: the robots wouldn't be made here, that wouldn't be a reason for it not to be here? you're saying not necessarily as many jobs because robots are assembling, am i understanding? >> not necessarily as many jobs because of the robots but also the robots have to be constantly retooled. we don't have a lot of ability to do that in the united states to tool those robots. maybe we would if more high-tech manufacturing came back. melissa: right. >> this is part of what apple is trying to do here, bring

to the public utilities commission today signed by the mayors of oakland sacramento, and at least a dozen other cities in california. the letter cites recent wildfires and raises the alarm about how pg might emerge from bankruptcy. it calls on the pc to consider the customer owned idea it could avoid shareholder dividends and save ratepayers billions of dollars in financing system upgrades and other costs. the coalition's plan calls for selling $50 billion in bonds to finance a buyout the customer owned utility. would see its own rates and those same customers would pay back the debt through their monthly energy bills. >>coming up a possible sighting of an escapee shuts down a motel in monterey county. well the latest on the manhunt for 2 murder suspects straight ahead. >>plus firefighters say they're almost done containing the kincade fire burning mostly in sonoma county. why one family believes their property. help to fight the fire that destroyed their home. >>and a former soccer club coach is in jail tonight accused of sexually assaulting a ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, yo

sacramento. jairo: nos acompaÑa oscar rivera, estudiante de daca, boliviano y radicado en california .ersona que quiere seguir en el poder sin abandonarlo es un dictador. jairo en este momento evo morales ha pedido asilo polÍtico en mÉxico, pero ha seguido haciendo declaraciones fuertes de polÍtica. oscar: creo que en mi paÍs ya no tiene futuro. jairo: en este momento hay una presidenta que era la segunda vicepresidenta del senado. quÉ esperas con este nuevo liderazgo de bolivia? oscar: yo creo que la mayorÍa de los bolivianos luchamos para que evo morales salga del poder. creo que esto ha sido un cambio muy positivo y bolivia va a empezar otra vez a crecer . la salida de evo morales se debiÓ a que el paÍs no estaba creciendo de la forma que un boliviano quiere que crezca. jairo: el seÑor meza ha hecho declaraciones para apaciguar al paÍs y convocar a elecciones, tambiÉn lo ha hecho el seÑor camacho. cuÁl de esos dos lÍderes ves como futuro presidente de bolivia? oscar: creo que carlos meza deberÍa ser el nuevo presidente de bolivia, es una persona que es preparada, tiene experiencia,

sacramento. they are very dedicated. they are experienced in california. all the mediators have to be trained 40-hour training course is required. but they are also skilled and very experienced. and when she and i first came on board a year and a half ago we were very new to the mediation process and mediation program. i was recruited from the department of justice by paul henderson who was my boss when i was a prosecutor at the da's office so this is the second round of his supervising my work, i must say. so neither of us really understood how the mediation program worked. but what paul told us very directly is i don't want a gap. i want this to be a highly professionalized program. i want you to hit the ground running. because the director had resigned, actually retired a year and a half before we arrived. now, we were very fortunate, because the program was well-established and it was well regarded. so just like anybody else, you know you stand on the shoulders of people who have gone before you. we were very fortunate in that sense. the liability we h

court touches every day people in all kinds of real life problems and in california she oversees it all growing up in sacramentoass filipino family to earn money, she worked the number of regular job. >>jobs, including my. >>had the blackjack job when i had just completed my first year in law school later on that experience really helped him in for me to pick a jury. it helped me to question witnesses and help me to read body language and understand nonverbal behavior as chief justice she does not hesitate to speak out publicly criticizing ice agents from making arrests at stake courthouses so to have a federal policy to come into the courts. the state courts to arrest people on very often civil immigration warrant is to create terror. she said in motion efforts to eliminate the controversial cash bail system people who are arrested to be evaluated not the size of their wallet. their size of their bank account. but on who they are she was appointed to justice in 2011 by republican governor schwarzenegger, but in 2018 he decided to leave the gop for no party affiliation. >>i left the republican party for a host

cerca de sacramento y de las condiciones del tiempo, se registraron decenas de accidentes, así que solemos techos con precaución. >>> y así es como se bebe, de estas bombas que azota californiaes importante estar alerta de lo que puede ocurrir las próximas horas. >>> nos va contarlo reciente. >>> impresionante. >>> podemos ver eta parte humo génico. >>> pero, vamos a ver con la imagen satelital que tenemos precisamente la primera tormenta, no se confunda. >>> estés como génesis y vea nada más al tamaño, se lo pongo para que lo pueda ver en él vehículo amarillo. >>> toda la costa oeste de canadá, dejando que lo que vivió en ese descenso de temperaturas. >>> las fuertes nevadas que sigue trayéndose contó él pacífico hace todo california. >>> esto va enterarse a las próximas horas de nuestra región. y en camino de lo que vas a estar platicando se. >>> sabernos radar, que se mantiene con lluvias intensas de color rojizas. >>> de las agua nievesque sigue presentando pero ya comenzaron a alegarse en nuestra región las zonas montañosas y las temperaturas. >>> para mañana día de acción de gracias se mantiene con lo de san francisco . >>> por supuesto, los próximos días, felicidades

(vicki) and a california woman sick with mercury poisoning after using tainted facial cream. where she got the product that put her in the hospital. (grant) in sacramentois made after a mother gets mercury poisoning from using tainted facial cream. (vicki) sonseeahray (son see a ray)tonsall has the story. --reporter pkg-as follows-- (vicki) after an e-coli outbreak has now spread to sixteen states, the c-d-c is asking you to check your romaine lettuce. more than forty cases of e-coli have been tied to lettuce grown in the salinas region. while stores are removing the tainted lettuce, a lot of it has already been sold. health officials are asking consumers to see if the packaging has the word salinas on the label in any form. almost 30 people have been hospitalized and five have kidney failure. e -coli infections can take up to ten days to develop. some infections are mild but others are severe or even life- threatening. for more info go to our website at kron4.com (vicki) up next at 5:30- a new study says teens are getting lazier. the special program one country has come up with to get kids to spend more time outdoors. (grant) and north bay families ar

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court touches every day people in all kinds of real life problems and in california she oversees it all growing up in sacramento in a working class filipino family to earn money, she worked the number of regular job. >>jobs, including my. >>had the blackjack job when i had just completed my first year in law school later on that experience really helped him in for me to pick a jury. it helped me to question witnesses lnd help me to read body language and understand nonverbal behavior as chief justice she does not hesitate to speak out publicly criticizing ice agents from making arrests at stake courthouses so to have a federal policy to come into the courts. the state courts to arrest people on very often civil immigration warrant is to create terror. she said in motion efforts to eliminate the controversial cash bail system people who are arrested to be evaluated not the size of their wallet. their size of their bank account. but on who they are she was appointed to justice in 2011 by republican governor schwarzenegger, but in 2018 he decided to leave the gop for no party affiliations i left the republican par

california's christmas tree today. >> the tree will be escorted to sacramento. cal fire tweeted this picture. it was harvested in shasta county. >>> shopping is here. >> it is a week shorter this year and it's already kicking into high gear. amazon, walmart, target, some of the big retailers allowing new delivery deals. experts explain how can you make sure you are getting the most for your money. >> don't panic if you seep the bargains and don't know what you want to buy. there will be plenty more bargains. consumers are in the poll position. don't assume that amazon's offer right now is not going to get better. >> don't assume. i love how he enunciates. >> what else? >> consumers. >> anticipate. >> spending.t an all-time high billion this holiday season including amazon. i like the way he says that, too, amazon. >>> coming up next at 6:30, your next vacation may cost more. where a new tourist tax starts. >>> a hack uncovered and it's not good for anyone who has these in their homes. how someone else can speak to them from more than 300 feet away. >> reporter: a possible motive has surfaced

>>you said in sacramento in august senator that the candidates who would win the california primary wouldikely win the nomination is that why you're spending so much here while other candidates are here primarily for fund raise and now we don't. >>that's not what we do we are very proud of the fact that we have millions of campaign contributions from over a million people averaging $16 i don't spend my time going to wealthy people's homes, raising all kinds of money not the way we do it. but to answer your question. it is the secret california's largest a state in america and the candidate who wins california. i think in a significant way is on his or her way to victory. we think we've got an excellent shot to win it here. >>by the way notice that are going to be on stage at the funk punk band and he stole a tomorrow then mingling with the party establishment in long beach. you do get around. yes, we do we're going to this is a big state that we're going to see a whole lot of it. we will the rallies and. town meetings and events all over the state i love california enjoy getting around th