aguilar. mr. aguilar: thanks, mr. chairman. as the chairman mentioned, yesterday, we were pleased to join our colleagues, including some on the other side of the aisle on the south lawn as the president signed the infrastructure bill. the american jobs bill. and it's so -- we're so thankful for his leadership and we're so thankful to be able to go back to our communities and answer the question that they give to us all the time which is -- when are you going to get this done? when are you going to do something to help our communities? and time and time again, house democrats have been delivering. and that's what we did yesterday, investments, as the chairman mentioned, in crumbling bridges and roads. investments in california in our water systems. reducing our carbon footprint. and addressing global supply chain issues by handling the goods movement through the ports of long beach and l.a. these are things that are going to help california. these are things that are going to help our country.

police say the victim eventually confided in aguilar is nice. then the 2 of them told the dea says mother and that's how police eventually found out the 2 defendants due back in court. at the end of the month. insanely under dan kerman kron 4 news. >> we'll be right back after the break. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a top eu now 04:38am on one of the busiest travel days this year. maybe some of you have all next week. all the kettles don't have to go to school. and so maybe you're hitting the roads today. we've been tracking your it's going to be busy one today certainly. and also your weather if you want to know how to pack, maybe families coming into town. our meteorologists on travel tracking the forecast. so a lot of sunshine this upcoming week or the best advice whenever someone is coming into the bay. area's just pack for everything. and that's what i tell my friends that are like. >> well, i just need to wear shorts i'm like, all the time. doesn't matter what season it is and especially this time of year because, you know, we'v

court documents say 41-year-old juan aguilar was in honduras when he threatened the 17-year-old girloint, telling her if she reported the crime, he would kill her grandmother. the alleged threat turned into multiple sexual assaults and a kidnapping. police say she was sold in honduras to a human trafficker and later reunited with aguilar in the u.s., here at his san leandro home where he lived with 39-year-old margaret wilson. police are calling her his wife. >> i haven't had time to really process the information, but it's crazy. it's disturbing. very disturbing. >> i have daughters that are getting up in that age. it makes you think twice. >> reporter: this place has veteran police officers shaking their head, telling me offcamera it has been tough to investigate. in fact, the case that led them to san francisco, where they say aguilar's wife groomed the 17-year-old to be a prostitute on the street. >> i think it's creepy. very creepy. and i think that something like that don't happen around this kind of neighborhood. >> reporter: now police say that they got a break in the case wh

now police say the victim eventually confided in aguilar is nice. the nice and the victim herself with then went to the mother. >> of the nice. they told her and from there. that's how police found out about this. the 2 defendants in this case due back in court at the end of the month. live in san leandro. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan. >> big story out of the north bay. a 15 year-old girl has returned home after being abducted yesterday in santa rosa kron four's charles clifford tells us that police believe this was a prank. >> well, according to the santa rosa police department. what at first appeared to be the abduction of a 15 year-old girl was actually a prank on the girl involving her boyfriend and another male friend. this all started wednesday afternoon when surveillance video appeared to show the girl being pushed into a minivan near this arco station along guerneville road. the santa rosa police department launched an investigation which led to an amber alert being issued across most of southern california because at the time that

inscríbete ya en coveredca.com/espanol ♪♪ ♪♪ >> la artista mexicana aguilar hija de antonio aguilar ha de muertos, para Íi fue muy especial gravar el video porque el dÍa de muertos es muy especial, me emociona mucho presentarles el video que grabÉ en querÉtaro, y nada disfrÚtenlo. >> un excelente trabajo como cantante y tambiÉn gran esfuerzo del equipo de maquillaje para plasmar las tres versiones con vestidos que por cierto si miran traen bordados tÍpicos de diferentes regiones del paÍs, muy bonito. >> el desfile internacional del dÍa de muertos en ciudad de mÉxico, sÍ pudo superar este aÑo la pandemia. la tradiciÓn llegÓ de colores y magia las principales avenidas de la capital mexicana para celebrar la vida en es 2021. vÍctor silva, lo estuvo siguiendo >> con bailes y cantos la muerte saliÓ a pasear por las calles de la ciudad y dejÓ frÍos a transeÚnte s y visitantes del lugar las principales avenidas de la ciudad de mÉxico, se vistieron de colores y flores, desde california, vinieron ellas a vivir esta experiencia. >> muy hermoso, muy me gustas que tienen todavÍa la tradiciÓn de ha

reportera: la menor fue abusada sexualmente por aguilar y luego forzada a prostituirse.ero responder una travÉs de un comunicado. "este es un incidente increÍblemente trÁgico, y esperamos que la vÍctima encuentre consuelo y cierre" >> a veces uno piensa que el trÁfico humano es lÚgubre, pero ocurre a plena luz del dÍa. >> puede pasar en cualquier lugar, restauranes, peluquerÍas. reportera: algunas seÑales son: >> que la persona no tenga su pasaporte, su tarjeta de identificaciÓn. reportera: si un familiar o amigo estÁ en esta situaciÓn, pida ayuda al telÉfono en pantalla o al nÚmero nacional contra la trata de personas. tambiÉn puede llamar al 211 o al 911. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: gracias. vamos con el pronÓstico del tiempo con fernanda ramos. fernanda: buenas tardes. hemos tenido un dÍa bastante complicado con esta nubosidad y algunos aguaceros. esto continuarÁ en las prÓximas horas. 59° para san josÉ. 53° para santa rosa y 57° para oakland. temperaturas seguirÁn en descenso. 50° para santa rosa. 52° para oakland. vigilamos un sistema de mal tiempo en nuestra zona. todavÍa

sexualmente de ella, la llevó por guatemala y méxico hasta llegar a san leandro california donde aguilartos y de acuerdo a la información proporcionada del abuso escaló a prostituirla varias veces >>> este vecino que vive cerca de la residencia dice que no puede creer que esto estaba pasando en su casa, algunos residentes de la zona comentaron que vieron actividad policial en la vivienda pero no se habían enterado de que era el resultado de meses investigación de la policía y este vecino no puede creer que fuera trata humana dice que ahora que sabe los cargos sobre su vecino está preocupado ya que tiene hija, el tráfico humano es en el área de la bahía y gran parte de esto involucra a los inmigrantes >>> me víctimas de niños y hay abogacía si la persona quiere pedir una orden de restricción y también vinculamos a todas las víctimas a asesoramiento legal por parte de abogados de vibración >>> esta organización puede ser contactada en el número que aparece en pantalla, para una emergencia piden que llamen al 911, en un comunicado el teniente de la policía de san leandro dijo que es un inci

reportera: la menor fue abusada sexualmente por aguilar y luego forzada a prostituirse.nfrente de nosotros y no nos damos cuenta. puede pasar en restauranes, en peluquerÍas. reportera: algunas seÑales para detectarlo >> que la persona no tenga pasaporte, que no tenga identificaciÓn, que no le den su sueldo directamente. reportera: se puede pedir ayuda a esta organizaciÓn al nÚmero en pantalla. tambiÉn se puede pedir ayuda al nÚmero nacional de la trata de personas. puede llamar al 211 o al 911. paola: las muertes por sobredosis de droga se aumentaron en la pandemia. hablamos con la profesora marlene martÍn sobre este caso. doctora, quÉ estÁ provocando el consumo de fentanilo? >> sabemos que las personas usan drogas y alcohol por muchas razones diferentes. algunos los usan por el trauma, dolor, ansiedad, problemas. estas cosas empezaron con el covid—19. paola: hay informaciÓn sobre el consumo de fentanilo en el Área de la bahÍa? >> sabemos que ya llegÓ a la costa oeste en aÑos pasados. en 2018 la tasa de muerte por sobredosis era muy baja y ahora vemos un aumento de estas

aguilar has also been charged with kidnapping that girl. a shed in the back of the san leandro home. >> you never know who your neighbors are. you never do those who live along hutchings drive were shocked to hear about the arrest really quiet over there. another was dead girl locked in that she had been in the backyard. no idea. late last month, aguilar and wilson pleaded not guilty to all charges. court documents indicate the victim was kidnapped at gunpoint by dealer in honduras in january of this year. >> they then traveled to guatemala where police say aguilar first raped the girl from there. they went to mexico where police say she was sold to a coyote who was to smuggle her across the border. police say the coyote sexually assaulted her as well. in may. police say the 17 year-old girl arrived at the san leandro home court documents indicate agular repeatedly raped the 17 year-old over the course of 5 months and eventually forced her into prostitution. police say wilson what participate in the paid acts and set up the encounters. poli

aguilar and wilson pleaded not guilty to all charges.ndicate the victim was kidnapped at gunpoint by dealer in honduras in january of this year. >> they then traveled to guatemala where police say aguilar first raped the girl from there. they went to mexico where police say she was sold to a coyote who was to smuggle her across the border. police say the coyote sexually assaulted her as well. in may. police say the 17 year-old girl arrived at the san leandro home court documents indicate agular repeatedly raped the 17 year-old over the course of 5 months and eventually forced her into prostitution. police say wilson what participate in the paid acts and set up the encounters. police say during his interview aguilar admitted to having with the victim. police say the victim eventually confided in aguilar is nice and the nice and the victim told the nieces mother and that's how police ended up finding out. >> the 2 defendants to back in court at the end of the month. insanely under dan kerman kron 4 news. >> in the north bay. authorities sa

fortalece la, nea va mejorando pero ante una escasez o temas tantos no impidieron que la familia aguilarpróximo año, los del costo que el desayuno sería más alto, nuestra cadena silvana henao tiene titulares en su informe---- >>> hhola qué tal amigos, yo soy silvana henao, un aumento inusual en la compra de viviendas ha incrementado la demanda hipotecaria el aumento de solicitudes hipotecarias aumento en uno. 8 por ciento la semana pasada en comparación con la semana anterior según el índice de (nombre extranjero), el aumento durante esta temporada fue impulsada en gran medida por solicitudes para adquirir una vivienda que aumentaron un 5 por ciento durante la semana pero estuvieron un cuarto por ciento más bajo, la compañía no (nombre extranjero) estará consiguiendo una plaza de chips electrónicos como parte de un esfuerzo para aumentar su capacidad, y de dicho artículo electrónico, los trabajos comenzarán en la primera mitad del 2022 y se espera que la inversión sea de 17,000 millones de dólares, se trata la inversión más grande que ha hecho en los estados unidos hasta el momento >>> p

lissette: buenos dÍas, mi nombre es lissette aguilar.s de acoso laboral, acoso sexual. nos quitan horas cuando pedimos dÍas con anticipaciÓn. hemos sido vÍctimas de robo de salario. todas estas situaciones, por eso estamos en huelga en varias ocasiones, hemos protestado por todas estas situaciones que han pasado en todos los trabajos de comida rÁpida, todas las corporaciones, no sÓlo yo. han sido muchos trabajadores. aylÉn: sÍ, la verdad es que hemos visto a muchos trabajadores que se estÁn manifestando para exigir mejores condiciones de trabajo, gracias por acompaÑarnos. estaremos siguiendo muy de cerca quÉ pasa con esta demanda. en otros temas miembros de la iglesia "la luz del mundo", los abogados de joaquÍn garcÍa y funcionarios de estados unidos investigan el caso. asÍ lo afirmaron funcionarios del departamento de justicia en una audiencia en una corte de los angeles. nos conectamos con nuestro reportero digital isaÍas alvarado para hablar de los detalles. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. ¿cÓmo es que la iglesia estarÍa acusando a q

police say the victim eventually confided in aguilar is nice. then the 2 of them told the says mother and that's how police eventually found out the 2 defendants due back in court. at the end of the month. insanely under dan kerman kron 4 news. >> in national news. a jury has now deliberated for 3 days and the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse. still no verdict. there is a new twist today. the judge banned msnbc from covering the trial. that's after being told a producer from the cable network had followed the jury bus from the courthouse last night. the judge said kenosha police officers noticed a car following the bus. police said it ran a red light after being pulled over one report says the producer did acknowledge working for msnbc and says he was told to follow the bus. >> as someone who is following that is. jerry that is a very next it's extremely serious matter. and that will be referred to the. authorities for. >> meantime, unlike the previous 2 days the jury today did not have any questions and had no requests to review and the evidenc

so let's bring in now congressman peter aguilar. he is on the committee.ppreciate you joining us, representative. thank you so much. thanks for having me, don. >> so more subpoenas expected this week. mark meadows is getting another shot to comply. do you think that anyone connected to trump, that they're going to start cooperating now that the justice department is prosecuting steve bannon for criminal contempt? >> what i can tell you is they have a duty to comply. any citizen who received a subpoena would. and clearly their posture here is to stonewall. and that's going to have consequences. their defiance for the rule of law is really the problem here. but we're going to continue to plow ahead. we're going to continue to do the work to find the truth. >> you think they will make -- they will use the trump national archives case as a reason to stall while that gets resolved? >> i think that crew will do anything they can to try to stonewall and evade our lawful search for the truth. but the reality is we've had over 200 interviews with witnesses. we've l

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juan aguilar y su esposa se declararon no culpables luego de enfrentar cargos por se cuece luego de queuna menor en honduras a punta de pistola. lo obligaron incluso a prostituirse en san francisco. se espera que esta pareja presente la declaraciÓn ante el juez en el mes de noviembre. el hecho ocurriÓ el pasado lunes en concord. hay algunos consejos que comparte un agente de la policÍa. carla, cuÉntanos. carla: los sospechosos entran >> dos sujetos entran al estacionamiento. uno de los hombres se sube y se la llevÓ. >> era bastante para nosotros para pagar la renta y para mantener a la gente trabajando. la gente que tenÍa su trabajo ahora va a estar sin trabajo. >> a travÉs de un comunicado dijo que se encuentra trabajando en el caso. hablamos con la oficina del alguacil del condado santa clara. instale una alarma en su vehÍculo. estacione en Áreas bien iluminadas. >> las fechas en las que estamos, la familia depende en trabajo de uno . >> la lonchera es un camiÓn, tiene una calcomanÍa y dice mariscos. >> sÓlo es verÁn recuperar el vehÍculo porque era su principal fuente de ingresos. pa

according to court documents the suspect juan aguilar threatened to kill her grandmother if she reported kidnapping. neighbors were stunned. >> i haven't had time to really process the information, but it's crazy. that's disturbing, very disturbing. >> investigators saying a lar's wife groomed the 17-year-old to be a prostitute in san francisco and when that victim confided with aguilar's niece, they reported it to police. >>> new research highlights the risk of wildfires are forecast to rise as the summer weather gets hotter. here's a look at the numbers published in the journal of science advances. the jump in wildfire risk is somewhere around 20% for each degree of temperature increase. similarly the number of wildfires in the sierra could rise up to 83% by the 2040s. the total area burned could nearly double. >>> taking a life look outside overlooking fremont. we'll check the morning commute in just a bit. let's check the forecast now with kari. a chance of a storm coming our way. >> yeah. it's going to be a weak storm coming in, spotty showers by later on tonight. we're waking up to

the suspect juan aguilar threatened to kill her grandmother if she reported the kidnapping. after the victim was sold to a human trafficker, she was later reunited with the suspect and his wife, who are now both under arrest. >> i haven't had time to really process the information, but that's crazy. that's disturbing. >> it really is. investigates say aguilar's wife groomed the victim to be a prostitute. >>> the rising risk of wildfires from our climate in crisis. wildfires rise as the summer heat gets hotter. a study suggests that a jump in wildfire risk is around 20% for each degree of temperature increase. the number of wildfires in the sierra could rise up to 83% by the 2040s. the total area burned could nearly double. >>> let's get a live look outside. this time from downtown san jose. it's cold when you step out the door. keep that jacket handy this morning or a sweater. >> the heater is probably ticking on all across the bay area. you're just trying to stay warm. and we have a clear sky. it's going to be mostly cloudy as we get ready for showers late tonight. we have

. >> and democratic congressman pete aguilar of california is on the january 6th committee and he joinsing with us. i guess listening to those two talk about this more than a year ago, i guess it just brings back memories of, you know, they were trying to pull every fast one in the book to overturn the election results at the time. what do you want to ask roger stone and alex jones if you can somehow get them to talk to you? >> well, the committee has been very focused on finding out everything we can and specifically all of the activity that led up to january 5st and january 6th, the rally, the evening of the fifth and the morning of the 6th. clearly these are two individuals who had expensive contacts with folks inside and out of government who played a role in continuing to pursue the big lie. and this is something that the committee has mandated and charged with getting to the bottom of. we're going to continue focusing on those efforts, but we need to have more of those conversations in order to connect the dots to gain better clarity on what happened. >> and do you think we're eve

let's discuss with a key member of the select committee, congressman pete aguilar.cnn has learned your committee is looking at this inner, inner circle of former vice president mike pence advisers. what sort of information are you asking them to provide? >> we're asking for a series of documents, as well as to sit down for interviews. and it's important to know that the committee is making significant progress. 16 subpoenas that went out this week, over 150 interviews that we've had since the beginning of the committee's work. we continue to make progress, but we want to know specifically what was happening at the white house. who knew what. what level of coordination was going on. and if there were efforts to stop or mitigate the violent attack on the capitol, did that happen? and if it didn't happen, why didn't it happen? so those are some of the questions that we seek to answer, and that's why it's important that we hear from these individuals. >> what's the level of cooperation you're getting from the pence aides, at least so far? >> i can't comment on the speci

pete aguilar wouldn't say whether the group would issue contempt charges as they did with steve bannonlosing for meadows. >> there's still a small window in which he can still comply here and so we're keeping an eye on the calendar ahead this week and if mr. meadows does comply with the subpoena that he has been given, then we can prevent some of those steps. if he doesn't comply, the committee has made very clear, just as we did with steve bannon, that we're willing to use whatever means necessary. so i think that that's something that we'll have better clarity on in the next week. >> it's going to be a busy week up on capitol hill and to get into all that we're joined by politico congressional reporter nicolas wu. thank you for being with us this morning. >> good morning. >> let's start right there where the congressman left off. what do we expect from former trump chief of staff mark meadows? because the committee has, as we saw with steve bannon, fired a shot across the bow and shown their willingness to ask the doj to indict on criminal contempt charges. what do we expect from mea

joining us now is pete aguilar, democrat of californiaing a member of the january 6th investigation.time. >> thanks for having me. >>, so we've got these oral arguments tomorrow at the d.c. circuit court. how important are president trump's white house records to the investigation? there's no way to know how the courts are going handle this from here on out, particularly if this goes to the supreme court. would it be a critical factor for your investigation if ultimately you weren't able to get the trump white house records? >> we've said all along we want to tell the full and complete story, and in order to do that we're going to need documents and interviews, so clearly that is what's helpful about the document requests and national archives request. we're please at the time line the court is addressing this, and doug letter and the team here will be arguing that before the court of appeals tomorrow. so we're excited to move to that next step, but it's helpful and important to the work that we need to have those documents. >> we've already seen the justice department charge to be t

. >>> and joining us now is democratic congressman pete aguilar of california a member of the januaryof the house democratic caucus. congressman, i want to begin tonight with the historic censure vote. most members of congress never cast a censure vote against a member of the house of representatives. you cast that vote today. what was your feeling at the end of that process today? >> you know, most of my colleagues including myself we didn't -- we don't take a lot of pride in the vote but what i will say is we just feel a deep obligation to want to protect the institution, to want to protect our colleagues while all of whom are serving under that dome and make sure their safety is for most of our mind so i came to the decision to cast this vote and clearly, this is something i wish the conference dealt with and he refuses to deal with it. >> the threat in that video was specifically to representative ocasio-cortez and to president biden but was that threat felt by other members of congress in a personal kind of way? >> you know, someone who threatens one of us is threatening all of u

aguilar, distinguished chair mr. jeffreys, thank you, mr. aguilar. how many hours for you in the chair? too many. and then distinguished chair, mr. maloney, and here we are. so i know our distinguished chairs will want to take all of your difficult policy questions, but why don't we begin. yes, ma'am. >> madam speaker, i want to ask y you, a momentous moment for the democratic party, you had to deal last night with minority leader kevin mccarthy's 8 1/2-hour speech. what do you feel like the tone and tenor of the house of representatives is at this moment? and what can be done to try to bridge some of those gaps in trust? >> let me say i don't specifically agree with your first sentence a great day for the democratic party. maybe it is, but it's great day for our country, and that's why we are so thrilled about it. it's for the people. it should be bipartisan. it should be bipartisan. the fact that they would rather give tax cuts to the richest people at 83% of the benefits going to the top 1% without any pay-for is a stark difference between what we

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here and well, or the whole situation should be treated, and according to the foreign ministers, aguilar rove, it should not be treated any different compared to how it was when migrants were trying to get into europe. through other countries, like italy or spain have a listen, we always knew that there should not be any double standards if you compare it the way migrants are treated on the border with belarus and in other you countries. european colleagues have urged us to help convince minsk to solve the issue, but it doesn't solely panel minsk. it also requires a constructive approach from the european union. now, during the course of this crisis, russia has been facing accusations that it took part in orchestrating at least some of it. and something that russia has been vehemently denying saying that, well, this whole well situation is taking place in a completely separate country. belushi bend the fact that it is an ally of russia doesn't mean that well, most was papa tearing this whole. are this whole thing here. also by that will accusations kept pouring in now with didn't probabl

so at the news to she was was fiercely door at the mobile shoulders will, will cars or last summer aguilar for nick edwards. we'll go with your 4 digit pin seal with is yours. still for jewish clock at the re did you need it? because he shows you the full shells are gone, which was towards a local store from a new industrial office. tommy swung in the middle of customs, all that she was doing took my door. i know what the business cadets will get away because i'll probably keep it. that gets no less. how's that product? it's owen with can have changed. i think a little more, not seamless door, lots. it used to do it on my i see live. oh, but i will what they dislike in this deal. it's a mental or a partially be small voice in this month. it was more or less full just to which but if so some women, y'all is that machine? yeah. show up on may the 31st 2021 mass production of oral vehicles began in toronto stands a lava special economic zone. a she to intra city, meet with a lot of numbers and that was nice. yeah. yeah. asian, i thank you much in sam's room next on the bulletin. see kind of j

in atlanta, we have di dockins aguilar. she is a political strategist and a former georgia state representative and in fort lauderdale. we crossed to christopher metzler. he is a conservative political analyst. all right, cross sock rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, di, let me go to you 1st because you're the odd person on the panel, and i want to be fair. but does the sitting president of the united states, joe biden, reacting to the earthquake in virginia and elsewhere across the country, as by the media? what, what happened? he said, people are upset and concerned. that's not very, a reassuring to me. what do you, what do you think happen and reflect upon the president's words, go ahead d and atlanta? well, thank you peter.

restrictions include travel banks and an asset freeze, which will also target the leaders family members. aguilar says or consider other measures in december if there is no progress. they will. dorothy highly deplored the lack of progress made in the preparation for the election, including the absence of a detailed time table of activities for the conduct of election on the agree. did you authority late in it's denise to a d, to the transition turned to a ball in the district of the leg some scheduled for 27 february 2022 fairly owns president. has visited dozens of people injured in an oil tanker explosion on friday. nearly a 100 people were killed when the tanka collided with a truck at a busy intersection near the capital free town. the government has declared a national disaster. israel's army has designated 6 palestinian wise groups as an authorized organizations included on the list or palestinian n g o r hock. and i'd amir, as well as a research center. israel accuses the groups of funnelling money to a group called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. last month, israel's go

aguilar: i thank the chairman for yielding. sometimes what happens in congress is spli kateed. it's got parliamentary procedure and language that's hard to understand. so let's be very clear about the legislation that we are discussing today. the build back better act is a tax cut for working families. it it's an extension of the child tax credit and preschool access to help parents get back to work. it's the largest ever initiative to fight climate change. and it's a tool to give every american a chance to succeed. passing this bill will lift children out of poverty, expand our middle class, and make health care more affordable. it's simple. we need to pass this bill because the american people deserve this investment. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the great the gentleman from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. thank you, ranking member smith. i rise today in strong oppo

in atlanta, we have d dockins aguilar, she is a political strategist and a former georgia state representative. and in fort lauderdale we cross to christopher metzler. he is a conservative political analyst. all right, cross sock rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate, di, let me go to you 1st because you're the odd person on the panel, and i want to be fair. but does the sitting president of the united states, joe biden, reacting to the earthquake in virginia and elsewhere across the country, as by the media? what, what happened? he said, people are upset and concerned. that's not very, a reassuring to me. what do you, what do you think happen and reflect upon the president's words, go ahead in atlanta? well, thank you peter, and to be honest, i kind of echo a little bit about what the president said. people are upset. i mean, just think about, we're coming out of a global pandemic. i should, we're still in the middle of it, trying to figure out how to get people vaccinated. the economy is down. and i think what happened was, virginia's forgot

joining us now congressman aguilar.reciate you making time. >> thanks for having me. >> how important are trump's white house records important to the investigation? there's no-noing how the courts are going to handle this, particularly if it goes to the supreme court. would it be a critical factor for your investigation if ultimately you weren't able to get these trump white house records? we've said all along we want to tell the full and complete story, and in order to do that we're going to need documents and interviews. clearly that's what's helping about the documents request and national archives request. we're pleased that the court is addressing this and it will be argued before the court of appeals tomorrow. we're excited to move to that next step, but it's helpful and important to the work that we need to have those documents. >> we've already seen the justice department charge steve bannon for his refusal to hand over documents and testify for your investigation. it looks like there's a possibility -- you and

lots to discuss with congressman pete aguilar of california, a member of the select committee.u. let's get into this. >> thanks, don. >> the judge sounding deeply skeptical about trump's case, but she also said the request from your committee is alarmingly broad. are you willing to narrow to scope of what you're asking for if it comes to that? >> we're willing to follow the presidential records act. that's what governs the documents. that's what our attorneys laid out. that's the case they made. it's important to note this is a comprehensive review s so they are going to seek comprehensive documents. this goes back early into 2020 clearly when the president started fomenting the big lie. we want to make sure we're getting every document we can, but specifically leading up to january 5th and 6th, the rallies in the documents and laws and, clearly that is within the scope as the judge indicated. >> you often have to, you know, make a -- sometimes cut things down or whatever in these cases, so we'll see what you have to do. but the committee chair benny thompson -- cnn is reportin

aguilar: i thank the chairman for yielding. sometimes what happens in congress is spli kateed. it's got parliamentary procedure and language that's hard to understand. so let's be very clear about the legislation that we are discussing today. the build back better act is a tax cut for working families. it it's an extension of the child tax credit and preschool access to help parents get back to work. it's the largest ever initiative to fight climate change. and it's a tool to give every american a chance to succeed. passing this bill will lift children out of poverty, expand our middle class, and make health care more affordable. it's simple. we need to pass this bill because the american people deserve this investment. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the great the gentleman from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. thank you, ranking member smith. i rise today in strong oppo

to georgia, my ma'am mac jones threw a 19 yard scoring pass to receiver nelson aguilar.efense did the rest. falcons' q.b. matt ryan was sacked and picked up twice. and rosen tossed an interception that was run back 30 yards. there it is. kyle van noy walked into the end zoechblt new england shuts out atlanta, 25-0, for their fifth win in a row. remember when the patriots were bad for one season? that's probably over. sorry, america. also notable in this case, most famous matchup between these two teams t super bowl in 2017 in which new england staged a historic comeback against the falcons after trailing 28-3. it seems the universe may have had that in mind with the scheduling of last night's game. as the internet pointed out, look at this, the universe appeared to troll the falcons with a partial lunar eclipse after the matchup on the east coast that was set to last for, you guessed it, three hours and 28 minutes. you love to seat. >>> to last night's nba, we'll start in cleveland where golden state seth curry scored 20 in the fourth quarter to help the war yours overco

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accomplishment, but the members of congress, including my representative, norma torres, and pete aguilarr both parties who voted this, i attended many meetings regarding this bill, virtually, of course. i attended these meetings and i was so struck by the bipartisan nature of the discussion. it doesn't matter whether you are a republican or a democrat. you work together to put the safety and efficiency of the american people first. this bill will invest millions and produce countless jobs for cities such as fontana. it will improve roadways, transit systems, our access to clean water, and millions of americans, their ability to access high-speed internet and bridge the digital divide. this bill will also address climate change, and it is a major step forward in protecting our communities against fire, drought, and flood. after the great depression, roosevelt had his new deal, putting americans back to work and bringing forth programs that are still with us generations later. social security, unemployment insurance, and federal agriculture subsidies. now after a pandemic that's shaken the

thank you very much, glen, elie, we'll bring in now congressman pete aguilar of california. he's a member of said january 6th select committee that we've been talking about. congressman, must be a busy day for you. thank you for making time to join us. major news out of the committee today. i'm curious your thoughts on what that means for trump's former chief of staff mark meadows who again today defied the committee's authority. >> thanks for having me, tiffany. this is an important step for the rule of law and i think that's exactly what the department of justice upheld here is that the decisions that steve bannon made have consequences. he chose to defy a lawful subpoena and anyone else should take note including mr. meadows. i appreciate the swift action as the prior guest mentioned, this was a process and took a little bit of time and it's supposed to but they upheld their duty to send this to the grand jury is what the law says so we would expect they continue to do so and uphold those rules and laws if we take further action. >> so, among the nearly 35 subpoenas that

pete aguilar wouldn't say whether the group would issue contempt charges like they did with steve bannoneadows is closing. >> there's still a small window in which he can still comply here and so we're keeping an eye on the calendar ahead this week and if mr. meadows does comply with the subpoena that he has been given, then we can prevent some of those steps. if he doesn't comply, the committee has made very clear, just as we did with steve bannon, that we're willing to use whatever means necessary. i think that that's something that we'll have better clarity on here in the next week. >> steve bannon has now been charged. me members of congress are returning from the thanksgiving break with a really long list of important items from the debt ceiling, to democrats in the build back better legislation, it is shaping up to be a busy week. >> reporter daniella diaz is at capitol hill right now. the government we know, daniella, they could run out of money if congress doesn't act soon. what are the issues and what do we know about the status of anything? >> christi, alex, lawmakers took this

police have arrested this couple won aguilar and margaret wilson. they're accused of kidnapping. the teen from her home country and then forcing her into prostitution behind their home which you see here, they say they were operating out their home at hutchings drive and keeping the girl in a shed. the defendants have already pleaded not guilty to the charges and the due back in court. at the end of the month. >> well, we have a bay area college professor now facing charges of arson and setting wildfires. so he's 47 year-old gary maynard of san jose's, accused of going on an arson spree near the dixie fire while it was still burning up in placer county maynard taught criminology at sonoma state university and investigators say that he started at least 4 fires in late july and early august. if convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for each arson count. well, california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into med, a formerly known as facebook and the effect that instagram has had on children and young adults. now, botta

aguilar. >> gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the chairman. when an armed mob stormed the capitol earlier this year, they did so under the belief that political violence was an acceptable means to an end. as leaders and as members of this body, every one of us has a responsibility to stand up and to make clear that way of thinking is unacceptable. we have a responsibility here to work together to keep our colleagues, our staff, and all of the people who work in this building safe. that goal becomes more difficult when members are making open threats of violence on social media. it is not acceptable for a member of the house to insinuate that they want to violently kill a member, and we need to directly respond to this threat. today we have a chance to send a strong unified bipartisan message against this kind of conduct. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the resolution to ensure accountability and recommit ourselves to the safety of every member and the future member of this body, thank you, yield back. >> gentle lady from indiana. >> i rese

aguilar. not that the defense needed any help. they terrorized atlanta all night long. quarterbacks. that's incredible. including this one, kyle van noy. he goes for a touchdown. 25-0 is the final. new england wins their fifth straight. they've allowed just 13 points over the past three games. the best stretch ever under the vaunted bill belichick. >>> nba, steph curry is continuing an unbelievable run. last night he brings the warriors with them, golden state starting the fourth down by 13 to the cavs. but steph scores 20 of his 40 points to pull off a blowout win. he had nine three-pointers giving him ten such games since april. no other nba player has ten in their careers. it's early, but steph is on pace to absolutely smash his own record for most three-pointers in the season. 104-89 is the final. warriors improving to an nba best record 13-2. >>> and as if if were ever a question, angels two way star shohei ohtani capping off his career, the second japanese player to win the award. joining the mariners ichiro suzuki in 2001. he's the only player in major league his

year-old girl from honduras and these are the 2 people, a couple from san leandro that were arrested won aguilargaret wilson. they're accused of kidnapping the girl from her home country honduras and winding are up. but in a shed behind the house that you see here. and selling or into prostitution. they live on hutchings drive. the couple's already pleaded not guilty. they're supposed to be back in court at the end of the month. neighbors say they had no idea anything was going on in this home. >> a bay area college professor is now facing charges of arson and setting wildfires 47 year-old gary maynard is who we're talking about. he lives in san jose accused of going on an arson spree near the dixie fire. that's the one that was burning up in placer county. men are taught criminology at sonoma state university and investigators say they believe he started at least 4 fires in late july and early august. if convicted of these charges he could face up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 in fines for each count of arson. in the north bay efforts have already started to stop the threat of wildfires fo