i want to bring in california state senator sasha rene perez, who represents pasadena senator. your own family had to evacuate. so let me ask you first and foremost, how are you all doing? >> you know, my family is safe, and that's what's most important right now. >> i think my cousin's home where he was staying. and fortunately, it's pretty unlikely that it is still there because it was at the entrance to the eaton canyon trail. i think my family's homes that are located over in sierra madre should be okay. i haven't had an opportunity to go look and check, but this is really not a safe time for people to be going and checking on their homes. so, you know, we can't verify whether or not their belongings are okay, but, you know, they're safe. and that is what is important. >> talk to me about the conversations you're having with your constituents. you probably just heard our correspondent katy tur, who grew up there and knows a lot of folks there and asking the question, what do we do now? are there any answers? >> you know, i think first and foremost, i want to encourage and e

. >> state senator sasha, rene perez, who is the chair of the senate education committee, says the system would be similar to emergency alerts that school. send out their text messages, phone calls and e-mails. i've heard from folks across my district people better, you know, scare to, you know, send their children to school. we want to direct its and guidelines and what we can do to keep our students safe. >> and so we're trying to create clarity and policy around what they can do if ice raids are to take place on school campuses. >> the u.s. department of homeland security said in a statement, the decision to rescind the guidance on sensitive areas empowers the brave men and women in customs and border patrol and ice to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens, including murderers and rapists who have illegally come into our country. criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest and to oakland's jack london square losing one of its major businesses. hyatt has confirmed the >> waterfront hotel will close for close for good on fri

. >> showing their support state senator sasha, rene perez, assembly member john hervey tin assembly member jessica called call pasadena police chief gene harris. we truly do greatly appreciate you all being here. i know i've seen you more than i've seen my husband and my dog in the last week. >> but honestly, this is what it's about. we talk about community. it's also about working together to make sure that we. to make sure that our constituents are served. so with would open up to questions. we did. that will conclude our speakers for today. we're gonna open up to questions pono barnes. we walking on microphone. so just state your name who you want. your question to be too. and where you're me year for. okay. yes. amy powell from abc, 7. >> question for sheriff luna. i know you said the details about the curfew are still being worked out. but can you talk about what that involved blocking access roads to parts of these communities and how that might affect residents. there's definitely going to be an impact on residents, but we will do whatever we can to brief the deputies and or

. >> that state senator sasha, rene perez, she's chair of senate education committee and says that this system would be similar. 2 emergency alerts that school send out with the text messages, phone calls and emails i've heard from folks across my district people that are, >> you know, scare to, you know, send their children to school. we want to it's and guidelines and what we can do to keep our students safe. and so we're trying to create clarity and policy around what they can do if ice raids are to take place on school campuses. >> the u.s. department of homeland security said in a statement the decision to rescind the guidance and sensitive areas empowers the brave men and women and customs and border patrol and ice to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens. and it goes to on to say including murderers and rapists who have illegally come into the country. criminals could no longer will be able no longer to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest, end quote. >> uc berkeley students, meanwhile, are taking a stand against these mass deportations. on wedn

. >> state senator sasha, rene perez says she is the chair of the senate education committee, and shes that the system would be similar to emergency alerts that school, send out through text messages calls and emails. >> i've heard from folks across my district people that are, you know, scare to, you know, send their children to school. we want to it's and guidelines and what we can do to keep our students safe. and so we're trying to create clarity and policy around what they can do if ice raids are to take place on school campuses. >> here's the statement that we have from the u.s. department of homeland security. they said the decision to rescind the guidance on sensitive areas empowers the brave men and women in customs and border patrol and ice to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens, including murderers and rapists who have illegally come into our country. criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest and quote. >> 6.19 is the time uc berkeley students are taking a stand now against mass deportations. on wednesday,

. >> that state senator sasha, rene perez, she's share of the senate education committee and says thattem would be similar to the emergency alerts that schools send out to text email and phone call. i've heard from folks across my district people that are, you know, scare to, you know, send their children to school. we want to it's and guidelines and what we can do to keep our students safe. >> and so we're trying to create clarity and policy around what they can do if ice raids are to take place on school campuses. the u.s. department of homeland security says that the decision to rescind the guidance and sensitive areas powers. >> the and hear the quote goes on brave men and women and customs and border patrol and ice to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens, including murderers and rapists who illegally come into our country. criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest and quote. >> uc berkeley students are taking a stand against mass deportations. on wednesday, they rallied out on campus against ice raids here in the b

represents the area where that fire the fire is burning this is a very, very disturbing state senator sasha, rene perezls our 8 on wallace that her loved ones had to evacuate their homes as well. this is personal for her at this point with this fast-moving fire. >> it's a very scary, very surreal moment. my aunts, my brother, my cousins, you know, all live in sierra madre and and have all had to evacuate more than anything. i just want folks to know, you know, if you're receiving an evacuation warning to take that very seriously and and to prepare to evacuate. >> now she does say that she and her family are safe and she has been up all night on the phone with senior officials from cal fire and cal oes and the governor's office to coordinate state resources and assistance for her district. >> 6.34 is that. i'm back here closer to home. we have outgoing mayor london breed in our studios yesterday and we asked her if she feels like there's any unfinished business that she's leaving behind. here's what you had to say. >> mayer's, they come and go and ultimately the decisions we make have a lasting impact i

this is hitting close to home state senator sasha, rene perez tells our a town wallace that her loved ones had to evacuate their homes because of the fast moving fire. >> it's a very scary, very surreal moment. my aunts, my brother, my cousins, you know, all live in sierra madre and and have all had to evacuate more than anything. i just want folks to know, you know, if you're receiving an evacuation warning to take that very seriously and and to prepare to evacuate. >> perez says that she and her family are safe. now and she has been up all night on the phone with senior officials cal fire from cal oes and the governor's office to help coordinate state resources and assistance for her district. >> well, meantime, here closer to home, we've got mayor london breed reflecting on her time in office in an interview with kron 4, we asked if she thought there was anything unfinished that needed to be done before she left. and here's what she had to say. >> ayres, they come and go and ultimately the decisions we make have a lasting impact in. i think there's always going to be a feeling of b

. >> that state senator sasha, rene perez, the chair of the senate education committee. she says the system would be similar to the emergency alert system. we're schools send out messages, phone calls and emails. i've heard from folks across my district people that are, you know, scare to, you know, send their children to school. we want to rock tips and guidelines and what we can do to keep our students safe. >> and so we're trying to create clarity and policy around what they can do if ice raids are to take place on school campuses. the u.s. department of homeland security said in a statement, the decision to rescind the guidance on sensitive areas empowers the brave men and women. >> and customs and border patrol and ice to enforce our immigration laws and catch criminal aliens, including murderers and rapists who have illegal to come into our country. criminals will no longer be able to hide in america, schools and churches to avoid arrest and quote. >> meanwhile, over uc berkeley students, they're taking a stand against mass deportations. on wednesday, they rallied

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