rachel: gavin newsom indicar esta emergencia para agilizar la recuperaciÓn del sur del estado tras losincendios forestales, suspende regulaciones ambientales y busca agilizar quema controlada y reducciÓn de vegetaciÓn. gracias por acompaÑarnos a travÉs de este espacio informativo en noticias univisiÓn california. nos despedimos con esta tomÉ envÍo de la ciudad de sacramento en la autopista cinco. este lunes [mÚsica] ♪ fÉlix: en medio de la incertidumbre que viven miles de inmigrantes california aprueba nuevas ayudas para protegerlos. el gobernador gavin newsom destinarÁ $ 50 millones para apoyo legal y para organizaciones pro inmigrantes. tras la declaratoria del inglÉs como idioma oficial del paÍs millones de personas se verÁn impactadas por no dominar la lengua oficial. [habla en inglÉs] fÉlix: zoe saldaÑa hace historia y se convierte en la primera actriz de origen dominicano en ganar un Óscar como actriz de reparto en la pelÍcula "emilia pÉrez". al recibir la estatuilla dijo "soy una orgullosa hija de padres inmigrantes". locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn no

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el gobernador gavin newsom destinarÁ $ 50 millones para apoyo legal y para organizaciones pro inmigrantesoria del inglÉs como idioma oficial del paÍs millones de personas se verÁn impactadas por no dominar la lengua oficial. [habla en inglÉs] fÉlix: zoe saldaÑa hace historia y se convierte en la primera actriz de origen dominicano en ganar un Óscar como actriz de reparto en la pelÍcula "emilia pÉrez". al recibir la estatuilla dijo "soy una orgullosa hija de padres inmigrantes". locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn nocturna con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes, en medio del temor y la incertidumbre en que viven los inmigrantes en california por las nuevas polÍtica de la administraciÓn trump, el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ ayudas que destinan fondos millonarios para proteger a los migrantes que estÁn en peligro de deportaciÓn. wendy castillo desde los Ángeles nos dice en quÉ consiste esas ayudas. wendy: arturo, comerciante de los Ángeles afirma que vive con el temor constante de que de un momento a otro ice llegue a su negocio. >> medio asustadon. wendy: y e

thank you very much for that, gavin. thank you very much for that, gavin.op story: ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky will meet the prime minister keir starmer at downing street today, ahead of a crucial summit with european leaders on sunday. we know that president zelensky has arrived in that uk and is due to meet the prime minister in the coming hours and we have just heard that he will also meet the king, king charles. tomorrow. sunday. we understand if i didn't align myself with both of them, i you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really| terrible things about putin and then say, "hi, vladimir, - how are we doing on the deal?" it doesn't work that way. i'm not aligned with putin. i'm not aligned with anybody. i'm aligned with the - united states of america. and for the good of the world. i'm aligned with the world. and i want to get i this thing over with. you see the hatred he's got for putin. i it's very tough for me to make a deal with that kind of hate. i he's got tremendous hatred, and i understand that. - but i can tell you the other s

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we've seen the california governor, gavin newsom, put his hand up and say, "i lead the resistance," aso—called debt break. in other words, there is, as part of the german constitution, a restriction on the amount of money he can borrow and spend. and so i think although his party was saying they wouldn't do it in the run—up to this election, they're going to have to change the rules so that they can spend more on things that people are really caring about, and also, crucially, on defence. i mean, that's going to be a big issue for him, isn't it? i mean, in the run—up to the nato summit, he's got to come up with some bigger figure than germany is spending at the moment, hasn't he? defence is something that the germans will have to invest in heavily. and of course, this comes at a time where president trump has completely rewritten the accepted norms, the relationship between america and europe. and mr merz, it's got to be said, he's an atlanticist. he really loves america. he loves the united states. he's talked about visiting the country more than 100 times, and some of the language th

since december of 2022 whenever i took office, we passed gavin's law in south carolina which criminalized sextortion and the first person we convicted was under an ai photograph. i have helped thousands of children since then. matter of fact i have dealt with three in the past 48 hours families that are being extorted in these situations and i worked with groups here on the hill. i have showed up with parents and unfortunately the amount of parents that are losing children are growing detail. since my son took his life, there have been 40 other teens that are public about this. i can tell there is more than a dozen that do not feel comfortable sharing their stories but witnessing teens constantly take their lives. and trying to get an image down and grant it i'm a state representative but i have a little bit more pull than the average citizen and get some of these taken down occasionally. but that's generally not the case but with something such as take it down, it would allow families to have those images taken down and have the voice that my son did not have. there was no recourse of be

lisa: they say they'd pay me if i said gavin newscum.lifornia and president trump taught us we should be fighting in blue areas and flipping 10 continues in the 2024 election and increasing in 45 conditions and result is there's a ballot measure and increasing republicans should invest in some races and going into the blue area and, joey, i hope you pay me. >> absolutely. i think. lisa welcome wealthier at the end of the show. joey, when you see someone with failed leadership get reelected again. how does this happen? >> donald trump came into politics with the nickname teflon don. nothing sticks or scandal administer whatever. the personality, people liked it. i'm on the right of the republican president. when you look at begun newsom going through sex scandals and all kinds but he's still popular and winning polls. democrats like that. >> coming up on another brand new hour of the big weekend show, trump administration is responding to activists that are dodging ice agents and warning illegals of immigration raids and 2.0 and ramping u

now you have gavin newsom with his new podcast. he thinks he's going to be the savior of it all. but we know why they are having a talent drought. they basically cannibalize a generation of young leaders to pave the way for joe biden. and i think that they are paying the price for that over and over again. and we'll talk about it in the next block or two about the cover up. but because they decided to not go with the passion of the party with bernie sanders and to try to do something safe with joe biden, you ended up with the results that you got in the biden administration, and it swung everybody the other way. >> you know, jessica, the democratic party has fallen out of touch with most americans. and i think even people within the democrat party say they need to be more moderate. but part of the problem is that they don't they don't allow open debate. i mean, they you know, there are certain issues. if you're not in support of those issues, then you're an outcast. what are they going to do to kind of open it up? >> well, i think it's not actually about being more moderate. i th

now you have gavin newsom with his new podcast, he thinks he's going be the savior of it all, but wedrought. they basically cannibalized a generation of young leaders to pave the way for joe biden. and i think that they are paying the price for that over and over again. we will talk about it in the next block, too, about the cover-up. but because they decided not to go with the passion of the party with bernie sanders, and to try to do something safe with joe biden, it swung the other way. >> judge jeanine: the democrat party is falling out of touch with most americans, and even people within the democrat party say they need to be more moderate. part of the problem is they don't allow open debate. there are certain issues that, if you are not in support of those issues, then you are an outcast. what are they going to do to open it up? >> jessica: i think it's not actually about being more moderate, it's about being more passionate. a lot of people have been talking about bernie sanders, whose policy platform is definitely to the left of where the majority of the party is, but he has

this morning, governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires. the announcement is newsom's latest push to fast track fire prevention efforts. his proclamation includes suspending certain environmental regulations, such as the coastal act and california's environmental quality act. newsom says these acts have slowed down critical forest management projects. and this, of course, comes after the devastating fires burned through los angeles county in january. thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of national park sites across the country to protest extensive job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks at federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs of national park and forest service employees about two weeks ago now. abc seven news reporter suzanne thorn gives us a closer look at the nationwide day of action. >> what do we want? rangers? when do we want them? now. >> it's a fight to save rangers and the national park service. >> on the parks. long live the parks! >> on the saturday, protesters marched and rallied to protect all 433 u.s

plus, governor gavin newsome declaring a new state of emergency. the fast track wildfire prevention. and we are looking at a cool day today paired with some sunshine, those upper 50's to low 60's a few. all right. >> but it breezy at times. >> but it breezy at times. i've got your forecast ahead. ♪ rinse it out ♪ ♪ every now and then ♪ ♪ i get a little bit tired of the stinks ♪ ♪ that just will never come out ♪ ♪ pour downy in the rinse, jade ♪ ♪ every now and then i rinse it out! ♪ fights odor in just one wash. >> 10, 13 and alexa is getting an ai upgrade. it is amazon unveiling its biggest upgrade actually to alexis since it launched a decade ago. we've got rich demuro with a look. >> i found some tennis rackets in your price range.hthat's a new voice of alexa, cheerful, smarter, and more helpful than ever. thanks to ai. at an event in new york city, amazon unveiled its biggest upgrade to alexa since launching a decade ago. she wanted to >> if she can also put the restaurant. and alexa is now in over 600 million devices worldwide. your first tenn

well, governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency now for to speed up the welfare protection and prevention projects across california. so they order temporarily suspends environmental regulations to help communities prepare for wildfire season. governor says the move will expedite fire safety measures including tree removal, vegetation management and controlled burns. and this all comes as fire risk continues to grow across the state. >> its 09:30am. we are honoring women's history month here on kron and on sunday, 3 women were honored. let's take a look at the woman of the year recipients in the various counties that gave out their award in sonoma county. it's the hand still, she's recognized for her work developing a park in santa rosa spending 15 years to get this park to fruition. securing 49 acres of former caltrans property and it will be converted into a public park. the soon-to-be brea grant, the groundbreaking that is is soon to come. and this is norma for rees and emma, the winner in napa county recognized for her volunteer work in saint she worked with organizatio

with gavin.e should tell you we are going to keep an eye on downing street and if presidential and scare right we might have to interrupt you. we will let you go for now. the fa cup continues on saturday — after aston villa became theirfirst side to secure their spot in the quarter finals — after beating cardiff on friday. two games underway. crystal palace of the premier league, in a south london derby — against second tier millwall. and all championship affair between north west rivals preston north end and burnley. two more to come — an all—premier league clash between bournemouth and wolves. and later, it's manchester city against this year's surprise package plymouth. it's a game that's been called the biggest in british rugby league history. tonight, super league champions wigan take on warrington in las vegas as part of festival of the sport that also sees england's women take on australia. but can the sport crack america? adam wild reports. the end for a sport desperate for a truly global

because first i want to say you're too modest to mention this this series, shame of the city led to gavin newsom, then mayor of san francisco, now now governor of california, instituting a whole set of of new efforts, including reconnecting people living on the streets to their to their families, inspired by by your stories and the stories of rita and tyson. but you also talk about where we have made progress and the newsom administration in san francisco. i know a lot of the folks that were involved there did make progress when when i became hud secretary during president obama's term, we put together a to end veteran homelessness. we didn't get there, but we cut it by 50% across the country with focused efforts and funding and we actually lowered chronic homelessness by about a third nationally family homelessness by about a third over that period. so for me, i will say one of the things this book helps to puncture that sense of invisible city of of folks. but part of i think what the problem is people think this is not a solvable problem and this this point that love you to talk a litt

and after the break, governor gavin newsom declared a new state of emergency to fast track wildfire prevention. more on wildfire prevention. more on that next. mucinex nightshift starts working at bed time to fight your worst night-time symptoms. how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. mucinex nightshift starts working at bed time to fight your worst night-time symptoms. how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. passengers escaped a bus just before it became engulfed in flames. this happening in dublin, the chp sharing what it looked like after fire crews put out the bus fire on i-680, last night. the incident caused major delays, but thankfully no injuries were reported. >> following the devastation of the la fire storms and the risk of wildfire increasing statewide. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency to fast tra

others and exchange for the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners and detainees. protest as have gavin and what's known as hostage colette and television demanding beacon station. the seas golf a seas 5 deal. some of the demonstrations same as ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu for schooling. negotiations, 2 weeks. the 2nd phase of the seas 5 john bush, about about we can bring back every single hostage. there is a proposal that can be implemented tomorrow, tomorrow morning to put an end to the war and get everyone out in one step. but the time, you know, is driving us back into pointless war, bringing more debts and causing more hostages to be murdered in captivity. nathaniel, there is no need to extend phase one. there is an immediate need to initiate as to that if i choose from the vs newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of 12 of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm l. how mooney before he was shot and killed by his riley forces during a raid on hebron and the occupied westbank move in a week ago. the guardian concludes that what set this case apart for is the clarity

well, new this morning, governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires. the announcement is newsom's latest push to fast track fire prevention efforts. his proclamation includes suspending certain environmental regulations, such as the coastal act and california's environmental quality act. the governor says these acts have slowed down critical forest management projects. this comes, of course, after those devastating fires burned through los angeles county in january. we're following new details on the shooting of an officer at a hillsboro police station. police now revealing new sketches of the suspect this morning. take a look. authorities are trying to identify and locate this person on your screen. he is described by police as a hispanic man between the age of 25 to 27. he stands about five feet and 5 to 7in tall, with a slim build and pale complexion. the shooting happened last saturday just before 4 p.m. in the back parking lot of the police department, specifically in the area of west santa ynez avenue to hillside drive near west of el cami

this is like gavin newsom and going to announce a podcast going to have los angeles going to recoverrom the worst fire >> going fur them and how could you create policies and going for texas and florida and 4 tried hi absolute hardest and the wild fires and we got it and going to use content and going for that and technicality and providing the hair product and let's go, folks. >> got to be an easier way to get a table at french laundry than doing a podcast. >> i wish him the best of luck. brian: guys, 500 shows. i wish you 500 already and reevaluation for one leaves for more money to another renegate podcast. that's how i see this playing out. >> how dare you. how dare you. brian: i have that sense. thanks so much, guys. congratulations. >> thank you, yoko. brian: we change gears. zelenskyy's attitude and un-thankfulness and president reminded him without his aid he gave, he wouldn't be the tough guy he's made out to be. >> going for them short term orientation start with them and it's just going on them and it's going for them. >> you're gambling with lives and millions of people a

who visits himself in the white house one day, but first g pit stop at a podcast anavd lisn to ann gavinsom. he announced he will do a podcast while los angeles is trying to recover from the worst fires in history, which they forgot to have water for and forgot to find a fire department, josh. this is unthinkable! >> alone knew some, knew some, this guy he's got a demonstrating record of the worst in the republic. and i'm not sure how you can create policies or create just general feeling in the state to make everyone evacuate and go to texas and florida but his this guy has tried hid s absolute hardest.wild he's all the wildfires in all th ue stuff my, i got it. what we need is more content out there. we need more idiocy from the left in technicolor and on to guy to provide it. let'les put a little hair produ and then let'sfo go, folks. >> it's like he saw joe rogan leave. he saw joe rogan leave and fleet texas and now is my moment. it's better to do french laundrh then have a podcast. [laughter] i wish him the best of luck. >> brian: guys, "500 shows" and i wish you 500 more. and anoth

. >>> ahead of fire season governor gavin newsom is fast tracking while fire prevention two months afterles killed 29 people and destroyed thousand the buildings, the emergency order bypasses environmental regulations that are slowing force management projects and clears the way for fuel breaks and controlled burns. >>> closer to home a high surf advisory is in effect along bay area shorelines. these are the waves at ocean beach as we take a live look, the waves reaching up to 20 feet with dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. not a good day to be out near or of course in the water. the advisory stays in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight. those sneaker waves make me really nervous, when you see people getting closer because you don't know they're coming. >> no have a death to report, somebody standing on rocks likely trying to get a photograph swept away. don't even stand close enough to get a photo. >> exactly and this will last until 9:00 tonight. days like today it's worst during the weekend because people have time to go out to the coast. getting the updated forecast and knowing the

or perhaps one of his food network appearances and you may have heard him on this channel taking on gavinen california's governor close down all of california's restaurants during the pandemic reference unilaterally set down with no notice and employees are left out in the cold. we are in for 17 of this covid drama about to be taken off broadway to los angeles and we are going to go through the same act over and over again in a situation where you take the mask off and put it on the ticket off while you eat, absu absurd. >> as you can tell, he's passionate. digging deeper into food making healthy eating accessible starting with one delicious dish. andrew, thank you so much for bringing us today to do a little cooking. i think a lot of people in the united states feel it's intimidating and hard to cook healthy meals. >> exactly easy. we are going to make fresh scallops and throw together a fun salad but first let's make our dressing. basic vinaigrette is easy, three parts oil to one part vinegar and put together with emulsifier so dijon mustard will drop in to the bull so dijon mustard had

. >> the protest came just hours after california governor gavin newsom announced a new recovery anding plan, claiming 99% of the debris had been removed by the epa and the rest was up to the military. >> the army corps is substantially responsible for those complex properties and all the other additional properties. >> but he's also promising the rest of the debris will be removed quickly so the recovery plan can ramp up. >> the goal is simple record time to finish the job with phase two debris removal. >> and federal officials say this week they won't be conducting tests on soil samples from the burn areas, despite concerns about possible contamination in los angeles. bill melugin fox news. >> on the last day of black history month, we're focusing on an effort here in the bay area to bring more diversity to fire departments. >> ktvu tom vacar has more now this afternoon on the program that's working to recruit more minorities, to become firefighters and to take on other leadership roles. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black in the united states and a

this morning, governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires. the announcement is newsom's latest push to fast track fire prevention efforts. his proclamation includes suspending certain environmental regulations, such as the coastal act and california's environmental quality act. newsom says these acts have slowed down critical forest management projects. this comes after the devastating fires burned through los angeles county in january. well, thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of national park sites across the country to protest extensive job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks at federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs of national parks and forest service employees just about two weeks ago. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn gives us a closer look at the nationwide day of action. >> what do we want, rangers? when do we want them? now. >> it's a fight to save rangers and the national park service. >> on the parks. long live the parks! >> on the saturday, protesters marched and rallied to protect all 433 u.s. nationa

governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires.prevention efforts. his proclamation will suspend certain regulations like the coastal act and the california environmental quality act. newsom says these acts have slowed down critical forest management projects. this, of course, after the devastating fires that burned through los angeles county in january. well, we're seeing a change in the weather today. dangerous surf brought some pretty intense moments in capitola. yesterday, the city closed its beach and wharf because of high surf. and police said numerous people had to be rescued. so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. thankfully, none of the people rescued were hurt, but you could see plenty of debris ashore. dangerous surf conditions are expected to continue through tomorrow. speaking of, let's check in with francis. good morning. >> yeah, and those conditions are due to a system moving through the bay area right now, bringing us some scattered light showers, but there could be some heavier down

governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency in order to fast track wildfire prevention projects that proclamation will suspend environmental regulations, which the governor says are slowing forest management. the move will increase vegetation and tree removal, add more fuel breaks and allow more prescribed burns. meanwhile, for the first time in more than a decade, cal fire is reassessing wildfire risks for local neighborhoods and cities. and we're finding that means some areas that weren't on cal fire's radar before are now considered high risk. here's today in the bay's thom jensen. many homeowners in orinda are learning they're now in a very high hazard zone for wildfire risk. that's according to newly released maps coming from cal fire. i'm concerned about wildfire in general. and so i think that it's important that we all are aware and take the necessary steps to protect our community. in orinda, the red zone acreage has gone up from more than 2400 acres in 2011 to more than 5200 acres. we spoke to a few families who say the maps only add to what they already knew. wildfire

. >>> california governor gavin newsom announced he's calling for the state parole board to launch a risk assessment into erik and lyle mendez. the brothers have been behind bars for 35 years for the murder of their parents. we call unreasonable risk to t public safety. >> for years, the brothers have argued they acted in self-defense, alleging years of abuse by their father. >>> the murder conviction will remain in place after baltimore prosecutors withdrew a motion to vacate his conviction. >> we're very confident in the jury's decision back in 2000. >> he rose to fame a decade ago in a hit podcast about the conviction for the murder of his former high school girlfriend. he served 23 years in prison and a judge vacated his conviction, but it was reinstated months later. he was allowed to remain free and could stay free if a sentence reduction goes into effect. >> i had absolute nothing to do with the murder. >> it's my sister who is the true victim here. >>> actress michelle trachtenberg passed away in her new york city apartment. she became a breakout star in "harriet the spy" at

did gavin newsom said the d.a. no, the police know. if you know all of this, why isn't our cases solved? i have nothing against them. but this was a slap in the face and i still look at it today i pray i mean for someone to say they know i'm not nothing against him but that's showing that people know who killed my son but they say what no witnesses quote unquote no witnesses. i carry my pictures with me every day for this is what the perpetrators left me and people that are helping us are being taken away from us. our children. >> i have to fight for my child a child again, it's almost like killing him again over and over again i keep having to fight and i'm asking for you supervisors to to think about unsolved homicides. thank you, ms.. >> brown. please ask thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is marcello fonseca. i am a career cab driver prop a of 2007 which gave the mta plenary power over taxi related matters were sold to the taxi industry as a promise of reform. >> our mayor back then mentioned that in his quest to monetize t

with westbrook and everybody else my daughters are simply you know in the in the movie now thanks to gavinnewsom but it's not working for them because it's always something is either they not making enough money or they making too much money is like y'all put this is like y'all put this stuff in place just to have us going to see who and i think we getting really tired like i know i am and my daughters and my children should be able to be right here in san francisco taking care of me now that i'm getting older instead of them happen to be causing abbreviated lives and everywhere else it's just not fair. so y'all got to start advocating better for us so that the wiping can be done so that we can prosper and thrive like everybody else that wants to resign here in san francisco folks. so be mindful of our people that down there like dr. natalie and dr. scott down there still on the line out his fine for being mindful that they know the history of this city be mindful there were tired and i'm so tired i'm ready to start going to last because this economy is not working for me to be safe. could

gavin newsom shouldn't be able to set foot in san francisco until muni operations are fully funded. there's nothing commonsense about balancing the budget on the backs of working class people who for the most part don't have paychecks that increase with inflation and the rising cost of living. listen to what muni operators are saying when you do i guarantee there will be better public transit for everyone and please stop letting management play games with our vacation time. >> thank you. thank you. >> next speaker good afternoon. >> thank you for your time today. i'm here to comment on the biking and rolling plan which in general mostly works great if you're young and fit and love riding a bike and traffic. but for seniors, for people with small children in tow and for people with disabilities it's a different story. the biking and rolling plan takes away untold parking spots and blocks a ton of vehicle access and that means that we who rely on cars or caregivers or paratransit would be left stranded and less able to easily do our normal day to day stuff. muni is not known for being