charlie: ramona, pastor of eagle rock church and her daughter mona join us now.all. >> thank you. charlie: i was struck by the story you told about your church. the hurricane hit, what, four months ago, but it was only a few months before that you opened your church. >> right. charlie: it's like god sent you some place to open your church. >> right, that's what i felt. like i said yesterday, we're not a big congregation and moved from a 3800 square foot church to a 14,000 500. i had people ask me and what are you going to do with a church that big? i said only god knows. we had our dedication on sunday and on wednesday the storm came and on thursday, friday, our church was packed full and had to get conexs in to hold the supplies that people brought in to us. it didn't take long for what i dreamed. i always dreamed about reaching out and helping the people because that's what serving jesus is about is reaching out to others in need, no matter the color, where they come from, rich, poor, whatever. we are here to help. that's what i wanted to co. i saw that being f

en ramona muestran a un sujeto que busca algo para robarse.so que robo mÁs de $1000. fue un ladrÓn que entrÓ por el techo, rompiÓ el vidrio y rompiÓ la instalaciÓn y la registradora. causÓ mÁs daÑo que lo que logrÓ robar. Éste robo la dejÓ intranquila y espera que la policÍa ha damas. este es uno de los negocios robados en un periodo de menos de dos semanas. el robo no fue tan cuantioso. segÚn la policÍa fueron cuatro negocios que se vieron afectados por los robos ocurridos en diciembre. el gerente del lugar le dijo que le robaron poco mÁs de $5000. el segundo robo fue el 23 de diciembre y tambiÉn se llevaron miles de dÓlares. el cuarto fue ubicado en la calle jamil don. como no hay nadie aquÍ la persona entrÓ y se llego nuestras tabletas. >> muchos creen que estos hechos estÁn relacionados. los comerciantes expresaron mucha preocupaciÓn. esto es para conocer las condiciones del tiempo. se espera frÍo, niebla y lluvia. >> muchos venimos de vacaciones. no se espera lluvia y tampoco calor. se espera que pueda alcanzan hasta 45 millas por hora en

this is ramona still in the prison is uh, former prisoners being welcomed back after they were released earlier today. and we also have, i understand pictures from con unice, since garza, this is conn units in, in, in garza, with some of those those prisoners have now arrived. let's bring in laura con to tell us more about this laura. so some of the prisoners were freed from israel, are now arriving in guys from there, but we do know they have been transported, they have arrived. they will be that for less than 48 hours before that, then transported to one of 3 countries that will either be out syria, tennessee, or try to keep the are accepting them where they can then go and live. so we don't have any information as to whether that from the members and friends have been able to create them yet. but they certainly weren't have the kind of reception that we've seen in the occupied westbank. where these a 114, pulsing and prisoners came from at also a prison in the occupied westbank. then now driving through ramada, the family members are going to be received in a reception has been setup

chris and kam west, ramona nix, jackie mitchell, and -- this family.words. inc. you very much. hello. come on in. >> whenever it started, we started moving our vehicles to the top. by the time we got the vehicles moved, water had already hit our -- and the house. i grabbed my purse and my little pug dog, and my husband grabbed dog food and put it in a trash bag. by the time i got into the driveway, it was already waist deep and there was sticks and that kind of thing. i didn't think i was going to make it, but we did make it out. we made it to the top of the road and we were kind of stuck there for hours. we couldn't get out any other ways because it floated all the way around. it took us hours, and we sat there, and finally, it receded enough to where we could actually get out. it was probably close to midnight, and it started like 5:00-6:00 in the morning. we just lost everything we had. didn't even have a brush for like three days. so, thank you. >> would you like to say something? >> when the hurricane storms hit north carolina, hit our home, my da

west, ramona knicks and mitchell and finally the wright family. come on up and say a few words. please. whenever it started we moved our vehicles to the top of the road and by the time the water hit our ankles in the house. and so i grabbed my purse and my little pug dog and my husband grabbed the dog food and put it in a trash bag and by the time we got out into the driveway it was waist deep and there were sticks and that kind of thing. i didn't think i was going to make it, but we did make it out. and we made it to the top of the road and stuck there for hours because we couldn't get out any other ways because it was flooded all the way around. we sat there and finally it receded enough and it was close to midnight and it was 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. we lost everything that we had. didn't even -- [indiscernible] for three days. [indiscernible conversation] when the hurricane storms hit our home, my daughter, wife and i were out of town, but my dad was still home and our mother was staying at our house with our animals and the water got so high that it lifted between that an

ramona nix, thomas gary bright, and the wright family. come up and say a few words. thank you very much. >> whenever it started we started moving our vehicles to the top of the road. by the time we got the vehicles moved the water had already hit our ankles in the house. so, i grabbed my purse and my little pug dog. my husband grabbed dog food and put it in the trash bag. by the time we got into the driveway it was already waist deep. there were sticks and that kind of thing. i didn't think i was going to make it. but we did make it out. we made it to the top of the road. we were kind of stuck there for hours because we could not get out any other ways because it was flooded all the way around. it took us hours. finally it receded enough to where we could ask a get out. probably close to midnight. it started at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. we just lost everything that we had. didn't even have a brush for three days. thank you. pres. trump: would you like to say something? >> when the hurricane storms hit north carolina, my daughter and my wife and i were actually out

palo alto police say several people forced their way into the kupa cafe on ramona street and got awayith several hundred dollars in cash in the early morning hours of the 26th. police say burglars broke into the restaurant. nola stole a safe containing several thousand dollars. same thing happened at local union 271 on university avenue, december 23rd. police say they've added extra patrols downtown overnight, and as they continue to investigate those break ins, they'll be on the lookout. all right. he was in a rush to get to the airport, but his decision to take a driverless waymo car literally left him driving in circles. okay, why is this happening to me on a monday? i'm in a waymo car. this car is just going in circles. in circles. passenger mike johns recorded this video as he was trapped inside the waymo driverless taxi doing loops in a scottsdale, arizona parking lot. after about five minutes and some help from rider support. johns was on his way to the airport, made his flight. good news. waymo says johns was not charged for the trip. why would he? then they say the issue was

thing popped up on this email group and it was two bear cubs needed to get from south lake tahoe to ramona in san diego county because their mother had been hit by a car and they were too young to hibernate. so they wanted them in warm weather for the winter. and i was like, oh man, what a great not only a great trip, but a great story. so i had a bunch of cameras that i put in the plane's little gopros and so on. i got the trip, went down and did it and did the story, and it just like was a whole, you know, different level of what was going on. and it just kept me going. i just, i just got so much satisfaction out of telling the stories of why these animals needed to be moved. >> well, you just finished a big rescue with, i believe, four other planes and pilots talk about going down to the fire zone and bringing back some, as you call them, big dogs. >> yeah, well, i mean, they're 70 pounds plus. some of them were close to 100 pounds. and so four other planes, five in total. i call it our la airlift. we had three planes out of hayward, one out of concord and mine out of petaluma. we all m

thing popped up on this email group and it was two bear cubs needed to get from south lake tahoe to ramona diego county because their mother had been hit by a car and they were too young to hibernate. so they wanted them in warm weather for the winter. and i was like, oh man, what a great not only a great trip, but a great story. so i had a bunch of cameras that i put in the planes, little gopros and so on. i got the trip, went down and did it and did the story, and it just like was a whole, you know, different level of what was going on. and it just kept me going. i just, i just got so much satisfaction out of telling the stories of why these animals needed to be moved. >> well, you just finished a big rescue with, i believe, four other planes and pilots. talk about going down to the fire zone and bringing back some, as you called them big dogs. >> yeah, well, i mean, they're 70 pounds plus. some of them were close to 100 pounds. and so four other planes, five in total. i call it our la airlift. we had three planes out of hayward, one out of concord and mine out of petaluma. we all met in

thing popped up on this email group and it was two bear cubs needed to get from south lake tahoe to ramonaan diego county because their mother had been hit by a car and they were too young to hibernate. so they wanted them in warm weather for the winter. and i was like, oh man, what a great not only a great trip, but a great story. so i had a bunch of cameras that i put in the planes, little gopros and so on. i got the trip, went down and did it and did the story, and it just like was a whole, you know, different level of what was going on. and it just kept me going. i just, i just got so much satisfaction out of telling the stories of why these animals needed to be moved. >> well, you just finished a big rescue with, i believe, four other planes and pilots. talk about going down to the fire zone and bringing back some, as you called them, big dogs. >> yeah, well, i mean, they're 70 pounds plus. some of them were close to 100 pounds. and so four other planes, five in total. i call it our la airlift. we had three planes out of hayward, one out of concord and mine out of petaluma. we all met

thing popped up on this email group and it was two bear cubs needed to get from south lake tahoe to ramona in san diego county because their mother had been hit by a car and they were too young to hibernate, so they wanted them in warm weather for the winter. and i was like, oh man, what a great not only a great trip, but a great story. so i had a bunch of cameras that i put in the planes, little gopros and so on. i got the trip, went down and did it and did the story. and it just like was a whole, you know, different level of what was going on. and it just kept me going. i just, i just got so much satisfaction out of telling the stories of why these animals needed to be moved. >> well, you just finished a big rescue with, i believe, four other planes and pilots. talk about going down to the fire zone and bringing back some, as you called them, big dogs. >> yeah, well, i mean, they're 70 pounds plus. some of them were close to 100 pounds. and so four other planes, five in total. i call it our la airlift. we had three planes out of hayward, one out of concord and mine out of petaluma. we al

ramona nix, jackie mitchell and thomas gary bright, and finally the wright family and come on up and a few words, please. thank you very much. thank you. >> hello. >> hi. >> come on in here. hey, there. >> okay. we've been listening to president trump on another stop and meeting with and talking to people who have really suffered from the devastating flooding that happened in north carolina about four months ago. we heard a lot of what he said before he got on the plane. and then when he landed about the promises to help rebuild north carolina, talking about in this case that there will be no permits needed to get things done, i'm not sure what is needed to make that happen. we did fact check a lot of this at the beginning of the hour, and i want to encourage you to go on cnn.com to get more information on that. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. >> kobe the making of a legend premieres tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. >> speak now or forever. hold your. >> only took for our cough liquid. unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or nigh

is vince courtney northern california district council labor is 30,000 men and women also sit on ramona'scal 261 where he represents 5500 men and women. it's actually 1400 public sector workers that work for various city departments recreation and parks, public work the port, the airport mta, the puc and they deserve a break as as much as the other first responders whether that be fire police 911 these guys really deserve a break they've been through a lot especially during the pandemic when you know our frontline essential workers were being required to be both mentally and physically responsible for taking care of the city and they had no bathrooms. they they had no offices. they had no desk, they had no ventilation. they just were expected to continue to do the work that they signed up to to do when we're actually going through a global pandemic. so it's really for those folks that we're here today saying, you know, something has got to be done. we have to we have to make drastic changes to our approaches to this crisis. >> i love talking to a supervisor dorsey and supervisor and guard

ramona besties.armer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. well, they held keir starmer, who is also on what feels like his 200th trip abroad since becoming prime minister. some might assume he's running away from diabolical approval ratings, but i couldn't possibly comment anyway, as the pm finished his flyby tour of poland, all designed to reset relations between the eu and the uk. ramona besties. keir starmer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. well, they held a cosy little press conference together. but disturbingly, during their press conference, tusk seemed to have had his martin luther king moment. yes, donald tusk has a dream, a dream of britain. some of you might ask, well, what is britain? well, britain is the ultimate betrayal and undermining of the british democracy. it's return of britain to the dying european project through the back door. well, and no. past 2026. no, no and no. if this

ramona besties.mer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. well, they held a cosy little press conference together. but disturbingly, during their press conference, tusk seemed to have had his martin luther king moment. yes, donald tusk has a dream, a dream of britain. some of you might ask, well, what is britain? well, britain is the ultimate betrayal and undermining of the british democracy. it's return of britain to the dying european project through the back door. well, the prime minister has been out with his begging bowl to our eu neighbours as his chancellor's budgets crashed. whatever was left of our economy after the tories bottled it in the last government. and as part of our surrender to the eu, brussels is expected to demand freedom of movement be re—established for young people and alignment with eu laws and continued rights for eu nations to fish in british waters well past 2026. no, no and no. if this goes ahead, it will be the ultimate t