like redding, around the bay area, bakersfield and phoenix. all of the schools are either run by foreign airlines. a retired marine is the head instructor here in redding. >> i'm telling the students you are going to carry thousands of people in your career and they are going to trust you to get them to their destination safely. >> reporter: he says all 147 students are from china hired by a chinese airline and paid in full. each get their pilots license in about a year. teaching foreign students has its unique challenges. >> someone might know how to teach, but how to teach someone who english is not their native language is something else. >> reporter: it's why they take english classes at the flight school. and a lack of access to small

valientes con un sueño >> juntas arriesgaron ser arrestadas al tomar la oficina de kevin mc carthy en bakersfieldsu sufrimiento con la separación de un hijo >> sufre toda la sociedad >> nos dijo una activista >> tratamos de hablar con el congresista o un representante, pero sus empleados se encuentran encerrados. mujeres esperan entrevistarse con él. no lo lograron, pero no cesarán en su lucha >> presidente obama continua presionando a favor de reforma migratoria, para hablar damos la bienvenida al abogado mark >> ¿en que punto se encuentra la reforma a las leyes de inmigración? >> sigue vivo. el senado aprobó un proyecto de ley, la cámara de representantes tiene que aprobar un proyecto y no lo ha hecho. finalmente, lo más fácil, el presidente debe firmarlo >> mientras, ¿cuáles son los principales obstáculos? >> institucionalmente el obstáculo mayor es la cámara de representantes, donde hay mayoría republicana y el presidente no deja que haya un voto. políticamente hay una lucha en el mismo partido republicano, entre los inteligentes y los que tienen visión mas cerrada. este debate es la clave >>

the attackers are 19-year-old of clovis, 19-year-old and 18- year-old of bakersfield. charles clifford, kron4news. >>> bart management, tonight there is no agreement on a contract. the board approved everything except one provision, the family leave act. now they have to worry if there will be a strike for a third time. >> reporter: the bart district bored was board was slammed for contract agreements reached and approved by union members. >> there is no taking away from the fact that there was not accidental. it was signed and reviewed. each and every day by the parents. >> the devastation this will have on the moral and relationships between management and the employees going forward if you don't ratify it, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> reporter: they discovered they signed off on it but allowed 6 weeks of paid family medical leave. the district says they can't afford it. >> ifnone of you read it? >>? it is your responsibility. you are the stewards of the public pressure. any language that is inserted, deleted or highlighted or underlined, you didn't read it. >> rep

what happened to the patients and they can't get skilled nursing care anywhere between eureka and bakersfield because there's no skilled nursing for long-term care. when i was the secret secret ary at laguna honda wrote a proposal when we wrote that proposal, short-term rehab was defined as ninety days. why was it cut to 30? could that explain why my friend was stuck in that for months? needing too much rehab because his rehab care went over 30-days? and he could have maybe been rehabbed to ninety and stayed in town and not be dumped out of county to antioc h. if thereof there have only been so many people taking advantage of this program in a 5 year period that means it's had a miserable rate of success. to these voucher programs? i have repeat ly tried to get daas the long-term care coordinating counsel to admit where are they being diverted to? is it to board and care in town board and care out of town? i strenuous ly object to roland, wong's creative suggestion to save rent money by dumping people out of county when you do that you diss enfranchise san franciscans from their native city w

miles per hour on the downside of the sierras, so high wind warnings i air, and leftover showers in bakersfield. >> so from growing up there, is that a term you heard, mono wind event? >> i was wondering what that highfalutin word was, what was it? >> mono high wind event. >> all right. leave it to you. thank you, bill karins. >>> heart-saving, cancer-saving, waist-slimming harvard studied food. we have that. >>> plus, jfk's medal of freedom award, next. >>> welcome back a boeing dreamlifter accidentally landed at the wrong airport in wichita, kansas. it's now stuck on that runway. the aircraft was headed to mcconnell air force base, but instead touched down at a small airport nearby with a runway that's reportedly here far too short for it to take off. >> sky two-four-two heavy, do you know which airport you're at? >> let me ask you this. how many airports are directly to the south of the one-nine are there? >> how'd that happen? no injuries or damage to the cargo. officials are working on how to get the dreamlifter to mcconnell. secretary of state john kerry announced the united states and af

showers on thursday from bakersfield to san diego. we'll have your full forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >>> spreading the love. the bay area couple that's expecting more than a thousand people this thanksgiving. >>> an undapdate on brian stowe. the new court document that reveals details about his difficult recovery. >>> a father of a teenager set on fire is speaking out on how the teenage suspect should be handled. i'll have details coming up. >>> tonight some encouraging news for the teenager who was attacked aboard the ac transit bus. it looks like sasha could be home in time for the holidays. jody hernandez spoke with sasha's father today and has an update about the suspect in this case. >> reporter: there's one thing that is suspect's attorney and the family agree on. both sides say adult court is not the place for this case to play out. sasha's father shared his thoughts on that with me today as he prepares for sasha to come home. >> sasha is really eager to get home. >> reporter: sasha's father says the teenager set

visited and researched a half dozen of these schools in places like redding, around the bay area, bakersfield phoenix. all of the schools are either run by foreign airlines. a retired marine is the head instructor here in redding. >> i'm telling the students you are going to carry thousands of people in your career and they are going to trust you to get them to their destination safely. >> reporter: he says all 147 students are from china hired by a chinese airline and paid in full. each get their pilots license in about a year. teaching foreign students has its unique challenges. >> someone might know how to teach, but how to teach someone who english is not their native language is something else. >> reporter: it's why they take english classes at the flight school. and a lack of access to small airplanes at home is the biggest obstacle to success. >> general aviation is virtually nonexistent in china. >> my favorite part? flying. >> reporter: students get 190 hours in a plane by the time they leave. >> we are flying every day. >> after they are done training here they go home and take a ye

washington d c, y westchester pensilvania, en nueva york, en tucson arizona, las vegas y reno nevada, y bakersfieldcer aquÍ, este condado es republicano, prÁcticamente es muy conservador, y hay mucho racismo. >>> enfrentaron los gritos de dos mujeres que se mantuvieron, con consignas a favor de deportaciÓn de indocumentados. >>> si son ilegales, no pueden trabajar, no deben trabajar, no pagan impuestos. >>> tambiÉn funcionarios pÚblicos visitaron el campamento apoyando la aprobaciÓn de una reforma migratoria. >>> siempre hablan solo de hispanos, pero es un problema que impacta a mucha, mucha gente. incluyendo a asiÁticos. >>> son once personas en el campamento de huelga de hambre que representan a once millones de trabajadores indocumentados y sus familias, tienen la esperanza de una reforma migratoria antes de fin de aÑo. >>> admitieron que no estÁn de acuerdo que para salir del estancamiento legislativo las negociaciones se hagan por parte como propuso el presidente obama. >>> no creemos en eso, quieren dar una rebanada del pastel. >>> estamos viviendo todas las familias un estrÉs bastante, muy m

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they're now suggesting a route east of hansford to bakersfield. they had recommended a similar plan before, saying it was easier on the environment. but then, back in april, planners changed the route to the west, calling it more efficient. but farmers in the area complaincomplai complained about possible damage to their property, so the plan has been changed back to the east. >> much of the country is waking up to the aftermath of frightful halloween storms. the system left behind a large, constructive trail producing a tornado that suchd down in texas. >> mother nature delivered a trick, frightening weather to put halloween on hold across the nation's mid section. thunderstorms, towards central texas, several areas were flooded. cars were no match for the rising water. helicopters rescued hundreds south of austin. emergency crewes and boats went door to door. they saved one family, including their dog, stuck on a roof. >> well, well, everything is -- oh. >> residents returned to their homes and found nothing left. >> every -- everything i have,

. >> just north of bakersfield, the almond orchard's grove pretty much as they have for four generation. that's how long tom's family has farmed here. >> went with a soft shell variety. >> yeah. this one is a little harder than the other tree. >> but about a year ago, tom couldn't help notice an oil company's huge operation in an orchard near town. >> my intent was to take if i saw anything interesting. >> his movie showed vintage production, a division of occidental petroleum drilling and then fraking one of several wells that tap into the shell oil field. the monterey shale holds more than 15 billion barrels or two thirtd thirds of the nation's recoverable oil reserves, but it's what came out of the vintage well and was being dumped into an unlined hole in the ground that really caught tom francis's attention. >> the guy comes over this area and opens a valve with that wrench he has in his hand and black liquid starts coming out. >> a smoking gun as far as the regional quality water board was concerned. >> without the video, i don't know that we would have ever have known that activit

. >>> reporter: just north of bakersfield, the almond orchards grow for four generations as long as tom's family farmed here. >> this one is harder than the other tree on the other road. >> reporter: but about a year, tom couldn't help notice an oil company's huge operation in an orchard near town. >> my again the was to take -- intent was to take a movie if anything interested happened. >> reporter: he took pictures of the vintage production at the monterey shale reserved. it's what came out of the vintage well and what was being dumped into an online hole in the ground caught tom frantz's attention. >> this man comes over and opens a valve and this black liquid starts coming out. >> reporter: a smoking gun as far as the regional water quality board was concerned. >> without the video, i don't know that we would have ever known that that activity took place. >> reporter: clay rogers heads up the state water quality control board in the central valley. the board found vintage had 12 days discharged fluid illegally. he paid the maximum fine of $60,000 but all that gunk is still in the grou

he is in his district in bakersfield, california, this morning. mr.rthy, what do you think about this deal that the president has just struck with iran? >> well, i would caution the president from over selling this deal. it is not a full dismantling of the program that would be historical deal. when you have friends and allies inside the region strongly opposed to it, i would caution. i agree with minority whip that we should move forward with the sanctions in the senate. one thing that we have to do, remember who we're dealing with, we're dealing with iran, one of the top supportest of terrorism around the world. this is providing them resources an money and we should not take this lightly. we have to have a full dismantling if we want the world to be safer. >> schieffer: you know, i was on airplanes this weekend, more than one person i was talking to about this whole deal pending with iran, and they were saying, this might be a diversionary arctic by the administration, which is desperately looking for good news would you put it in that category yet

for this school in bakersfield, which is actually owned and run by all nippon airways. >> this veteran flight instructor taught foreign pilots at a similar school for nearly four years. he talked only on the condition that we not identify him because he fears for his future career in aviation. >> it needs to change. more people need to speak up about what's going on. >> he told us foreign airlines constantly pressured the school where he worked to graduate students once they reached certain hours of training whether they were ready or not. >> if they went over on those hours, a lot of times that would fall on the flight school. so they would tell you, you have to get down on those hours. you cannot go over, so do what you have to to get them ready. >> the pressure to get more pilots in the cockpits of asia-based airlines has never been greater. according to this boeing market outlook, growth in the asian airline market, including new orders for airplanes far outpaces the rest of the world. one concern expressed by every instructor we spoke to was the ability of young foreign-based pilo

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and down interstate 5, showers possible on thursday from bak s bakersfield to san diego. i'll have your full forecast coming up. >>> bart will be operating longer trains tomorrow since the day before thanksgiving is traditionally the biggest travel day of the year. on thanksgiving service will be scaled back. but on black friday the regular weekday service resumes, which should be good news for holiday shoppers. >> how much are you shelling out this thanksgiving? whatever you're spending is less than other major holidays. reality check is next. plus -- >> i'm marianne favro live where detectives crack a 23-year-old cold case. >>> we want to show you a live picture from fremont. this is the stoir we're covering. that's in fremont. tonight is the memorial for ken de's long time football coach john webb. webb worked for the school for nearly 30 years. he taught, coached football and served as the school's athletic director. webb died early saturday morning on 680 near fremont. he hit a broken down vehicle in the northbound lane, got out to help that driver, and then he himse

. >> bakersfield. the way frank talks. >> hotel.com asked 8,000 people. the third sexiest accent is british. >> when it's colin firth. >> i think british is one of those. >> yes, not the cockney. the sexy -- >> yes. >> second is italian. that's always nice to listen to. >> and the number one? >> the sexiest accent on the globe is -- >> french. >> a french one. take a listen. >> -- robert de niro. [ speaking french ] >> these are the questions. >> i knew everything he said. i was trying to listen. >> now you know how i feel when you sing when somebody -- you ruin it for people. >> what do you mean ruin it? >> when somebody's singing a great song and you start singing it, it ruins it. so i just did it for you. >> it doesn't ruin it, it enhances. >> no, it ruins it. first of all -- >> what? >> he can speak anything and it's sexy. all right, you know what i'm saying? >> my favorites are -- i like the british and i like southern. >> you do? >> i like southern. there's something about a southern -- >> she lived in the south for a long time. >> there's something

. ♪ (announcer) meet bakersfield bride-to-be, shanteca. my name is shanteca perry.rs old-- i'm a sidential counselor and i'm from bakersfield, california. (announcer) and her fiancÉ, michael. my name is michael smith. i'm 25 years old-- i work on a drilling rig. we met through my nieces and nephews. my mom owns a daycare and she watched shanteca's nephews and nieces. (announcer) at the urging of shanteca's family, arrangements were soon made for a blind date, though there was one small concern weighing on michael's mind. they used to call me "fat fat" so mike never knew extly how i looked. i'm like, "oh, my god. i'm not going to be a jerk and say 'no' just because they call her 'fat fat,' you know? at least i could be a nice guy and go on a date." so i was expecting the worst and when i seen her, she looked very nice, very pretty. p-h-a-t. so after that the whole date was smooth sailing for me. (announcer) shanteca, on the other hand, was less than impresse he had cornrows, i didn't likcornrows. the way he dressed-- he loved purple. i didn't like purple. no, i didn'

for this school in bakersfield, which is act which you wouldly owned and run by ana. this veteran flight instructor taught foreign pilots at a similar school for nearly four years. he talked only on the kwn we not fied identify him. because he fears for his future year in aviation. >> more people need to speak up about what's going on. >> he said foreign airlines constantly pressured the school where he worked to graduate the students once they reached a certain number of hours on those training. >> if they went over the hours, that would fall on the flight school. they would say you can not go over. do what you have to to get them ready. >> the pressure to get more pilots in the cockpits of as asia-based airlines has never been greater. according to this boeing market outlook, growth in the asia airline market, including new orders for airplanes as far outpaces the rest of the world. one concern expressed by every instructor we spoke to was the ability of young foreign-based pilots to fly the plane manually without the help of automation or a computer. >> when things

from fresno to the outskirts of bakersfield. >>> if you ever wanted to make something a law, this may is accepting ideas for his annual it ought to be a law contest. its open to all of his constituents in the 13th senate district. applicants are asked to submit their ideas for improving the quality of life in san mateo county, santa clara county, or even the entire state. >>> six flags discovery kingdom is turn into a winter wonder land today for its holiday in the park. the event features holiday shows, popular show hill and much more. its open on weekends through december 15th daily. people enjoying that there. and ktvu kicking off the annual one warm coat drive today. you can drop off a coat for those in need at several bay area locations. you can find a list at the drop off spots at ktvu.com. we'll all be out there collecting coats. >> you will be in emery vail. its a great event. by the way i get to help light the tree in the wine country. that will be a great event too. >> fabulous. lucky to have you. >>> there was gunfire and chaos among holiday shoppers on black thursday. why

nowhere since it only has enough money to build 120 miles of track from fresno to the outskirts of bakersfieldng a law, this could be your chance. state senator jerry hill is accepting ideas for his annual it ought to be a law contest. the contest is open to all of his constituents in the 13th district. applicants are asked to submit ideas. >>> the oakland zoo will flip the switch on their holiday zoo lights festival tonight. i know dave and i have been out there. gorgeous. up until january 5th hundreds of thousands lights will eliminate the zoo every night. that event runs from 9:30 until 11:00 at night. a bay area figure skating legend will use here ice skates to kick off the downtown holiday season. christie yam guy economy will be there. she is of course an olympic champion that grew up here in the bay area. and a lot of us here will be out collecting coats today. we are kicking off our one warm coat drive today. you can drop off a coat for those in need. you can find a list of drop off spots at ktvu.com. i know walnut creek, emeryville will be out there. >> yeah you will be every place. >

now, what happened, kevin mccarthy made that statement when women sat in his offices for hours in bakersfield. the l.a. base organization, they rallied, they organized, had a sit in and forced mccarthy to say something. we're going to see more of that. already, there's been a lot of sit ins happen in congressal offices. there's one book i was going to make sure that i mentioned. why we can't wait. which was published actually almost 50 years ago. this has been really interesting. this being the 50th year of the i have a dream speech, this is at the heart of every undocumented immigrant in all our families who are suffering every day, waiting for some sort of action from our government. waiting some sort of a solution from this flag we pledge allegiance to every day that doesn't recognize us. >> when i talked to john lewis last night, he was here to talk about his book he has out now, a trilogy he's doing about his life story, he pointed out that the last time he was arrested, which i believe his 45th arrest, was on immigration protest. >> stay in touch with us. both on policy matters, but als

down i-5, as you head back up for your travels tomorrow, count on some showers all the way from bakersfield to san diego. it will be a little bit on the slick side. we will get the official report from mike inouye in just a moment. locally, temperatures are comfortable in the 40s and 50s out there. a nice clear start to the day. our air quality has improved. we have a good-looking day shaping up. we are going to climb from the 40s and 50s to the mid to upper 60s. got to love it. >>> no current advisories but you are warned about the rain coming in later on for i-5. the bay bridge, traffic just starting to ramp up a tiny bit. we have cash lanes with a few cars waiting. a lighter morning commute as we look at the map overall. we need to see this throughout the maze. the issue is early afternoons after the morning commute is well done. we will have early slowing as folks will head up the cartinas and venetian bridge. we are looking at a small build for highway 4 starting to slow down with the orange and red out of antioch in towards pittsburg bay point. we will see that most days. here, the ea

recommending a route east of the kings county town of hal hahn ford on the 114 mile stretch from fresno to bakersfield. they had recommended such a plan before because they say it was easier on the environment. but then in april, planners changed the route to the west of hanford. they say that was more efficient. but farmers complained about possible damage to their property. so the plan was changed back to what it was before. >> a monster storm stretching from the great lakes to the gulf coast across the nation's mid section continues to cause flooding and severe w wind damage this morning. two men were killed by flooding in central texas. we're up to 14 inches of rain had fallen so far. south of austin, emergency crews are going door to door after a possible tornado his bridge city. in indiana, nearly a hundred people had to be rescued when it roof collapsed in terre haute. >>> the scariest sight is in kansas where this school bus got swept on to its side. the driver was injured, but he managed to call for help right away. rescuers set their ae he emotions aside and used ropes and pulley toes carefu

just north of bakersfield, the al monday orchards grove pretty much as they have for four generations. that's how long tom francis' family farmed here with almonds. >> this is harder than the other tree on the other road. >> reporter: but about a year ago, tom couldn't help notice an oil company's huge operation in an orchard near town. >> my intent was to take a movie if i saw anything interesting. >> reporter: his movie showed vintage production a quicks of occidental petroleum -- a division of occidental petroleum drilling and fracking one every several wells that tap into the monterey shale oilfield, the monterey shale holding more than 15 billion barrels or two-thirds of the nation's recoverable shale oil reserves. but it's what came out of the vintage well and was being dumped into an unlined hole in the ground that really caught tom frantz's attention. >> the guy comes over here that man and opens the valve with that wrench he has in his hand and this black liquid starts coming out. >> reporter: a smoking gun as far as the regional water quality board was concerned. >> without

." ♪ (announcer) meet bakersfield bride-to-be, shanteca. my name is shanteca perry. a residential counselor, and i'm from bakersfield, california. (announcer) and her fiancÉ, michael. my name is michael smith. i'm 25-years-old. i work on a drilling rig. we met through my nieces and nephews. my mom owns a daycare and she watched shanteca's nephews and nieces. (announcer) at the urging of shanteca's family, arrangements were soon made for a blind date. though there was one small concern weighing on michael's mind. they used to call me "fat-fat." so, mike never knew exactly how i looked and i used to talk on the phone with him and say, "yh, i'm about 400 pounds "and yeah, i look like this "and how do i sound over the phone? "do i sound fat over the phone?" i'm like "oh, my god-- i'm not gonna be a jerk "and say "no" just because they call her "fat-fat." you know, at least i could be a nice guy and go on a date. so, i was expecting the worse. and, when i seen her... she looked very nice. very pretty. p-h-a-t. so, after that the whole date, was smooth sailing for me. (ann

in places like redding, around the bay area, bakersfield, and phoenix. all of the schools are either run by foreign airlines or train students already employed by those foreign airlines. >> the fwoel of all of these students is to become commercial pilots. >> reporter: retired marine, matt, is the head instructor in redding. >> i'm always telling the students that you're going to carry thousands of people in your career, thousands s of peoe you don't know are going to trust you to get them to their destination safely. >> reporter: he says all 140 students at iasco are from china. each are hired by a chinese airline then paid in full. each get their commercial pilots license in about a year. >> slowly back down to 70 knots. >> reporter: teaching foreign students has its unique challenges. >> somebody might know how to teach, but how to teach someone whose english is not their native language is another thing entirely. >> reporter: it's why these students take english classes at the flight school. he also says a lack of access to small airplanes at home is

the 114-mile route for the second segment of the bull train which stretched from fresno to bakersfield. the plan requires a host of federal and environmental approvals before it becomes final. >>> a just released national test shows california students scoring near the bottom. the state's fourth graders ranked 47th in the nation in math and reading. 8th graders came in 45th in math and 42nd in reading. the scores also indicate the gap between white students on one hand and blacks and latinos on the other is wider in california than it is nationally. >>> those drastic cuts we told you about down at san jose state university apparently they are not happening after all. the university now says it will not have to slash its staff and classes. on wednesday, school officials threatened to eliminate dozens of classes and jobs because they were $4 million in the red but now they are easing off that. >> reaction, utter relief. this came 24 hours after the announcement there would be budget cuts, it's a complete relief from everyone. >> university will redirect money from infrastructure and equi

meeting yesterday. 114-mile route for the second segment of the bullet train would go from fresno to bakersfield requires a host of federal and environmental approvals before it's finalized. >>> happening today, those living on san francisco's treasure island will have expanded postal options. a new village post offices at the island cove market there. it will be the first vpo in san francisco's postal district. it will offer stamps, po boxes, prepaid packages and priority mailboxes and envelopes for those on the island. >>> new details this morning in the billion-dollar black market drug website. we have just learned silk road 2.0 has launched. and the site claims new security measures will ensure no member will lose credit in the event of another closure. this comes as a second person admitted to helping operate the site silk road where people could buy illegal drugs and hit men. investigators say ross ulbricht who went by the alias dread pirate roberts is the mastermind. he was arrested earlier this month at a san francisco library. >>> in washington, lawmakers disagree about what to do in re

office has issued arrest warrants for the three white students all 18 years old, logan beaschler of bakersfield, joseph bomgardner of clovis and colin warren of woodacre. >> this is a case about a 17- year-old boy who went to college and over a period of almost two months was harassed and bullied because of his race. >> reporter: deputy district attorney erin west says the white students hung a confederate flag in their shared living space and called the african-american students three-fifths a slur dating back to slavery and allegedly forced him to wear a bike lock in the shape of a neck iron. >> three roommates took a u shaped bicycle lock and the three of them forced it around his neck. and once they had it locked around his neck, they forced had i am to remain in it saying that they didn't know where the key was. >> reporter: the case only came to light after the boy's parents visited his dorm room and saw the confederate flag and the "n" word written on a white board and reported it to housing officials. students called it hard to believe. >> the chain around the young man's neck, that's s

chavez, organizing workers and latino and we see what the dreamers are doing, i was looking at the bakersfieldcalifornia, had interesting video, dreamers and young people storming mccarthy's office just to ask whether they were going to hold a vote on this at this point. that drew him to say something he drew him to say, yeah, we'll try to do that next year. then john boehner was push the on this in public. i want to quickly play that sound. >> got to find somebody to get this thing done. you know not easy, not going to be an easy path forward. but it's time to get this done. >> so we can count on your vote for? >> i'm trying -- >> what does it tell you about the republican floor vote republican pressures than any other -- >> what else i see from these clips, you have to -- looking nationally, the interesting thing about where we are with immigration reform. is seems by political analysis, they say it's dead but doesn't have a chance of going anywhere. bupt the activist and civil diso bead yens has increased. the two girls you showed in the clip who tracked down speaker boehner at the diner an

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one of those one million californians happens to be a constituent of mine from bakersfield, california. he wrote me recently how obamacare has failed. mr. mccarthy: he writes, our youngest son was born with a rare genetic condition that results in severe mental retardation. an inability to walk or talk and a need to be tube fed directly to his surgecally implanted port in his stomach. -- surgically implanted port in his stomach. our insurance company has been great helping our son, who requires 24-hour care and prescriptions and formula which is expensive. we learned that our previous coverage, not cheap by any means, with the premium of nearly $1,000 a month, is no longer available. nd that for a far inferior replacement coverage with more out-of-pocket coverage, bringing our total to over $1,600 a month. with the added out-of-pocket expenses we anticipate for his care in the coming year, we expect to pay $24,000 more for the care of next year than this year, all thanks to a.c.a. that is why we must take up and pass keep your health plan act, and we ask the democrats to join with us t

in bakersfield we had to get off and ride a bus. trace --be nice to take the train over the mountains in union station. toit would certainly be nice add a lot of routes, but it all comes down to the availability. the availability of funds. worst happened in september 11, -- the number 2011. i know with talking from amtrak officials they take various layers say -- very seriously. caller: if the budget of the pentagon was scrutinized the way the amtrak budget is grew nice we would not have problem with excess money. we would have a rail system equivalent to the rest of the world. i live in the northeast corridor or. i grew up here. it is a cultural issue with united states of america. even in new jersey people want to stay in their cars. people because of the costs are switching over to amtrak and so forth and so on. what i would like to know is how we work and so on. when you look at the subsidies that we are giving to the we are actually spending so much more inefficiently because our roads are not as good as mo's places as well. >>

now recommending a new route for the second leg of the train that would stretch from fresno to bakersfieldhe rail board will consider the proposal next week. work on that first section, a 30-mile stretch of area north of fresno has already gun. >>> it's 10 minutes before 8:00. apparently a crash on 880 in oakland. sal. >> an overturned vehicle on 880 southbound at 23rd and caused problems northbound, but look at the back up on 880 southbound. you can see it's very very slow as you drive down from the jack london square or broadway area and it says that way the whole time heading down to the crash which is southbound at 23rd. it's actually been reported southbound at 23rd, but northbound though, is a minor accident caused by the first one. people were affected by that crash. let's take a look at it now, on the maps, if you want an alternate route, this is the crash right here on 23rd. the traffic is very slow as we showed you, so maybe what you could do is you could use 580. 580 does move well all the way through, all the way to castro valley, and you can connect with 880 using 238. that's

one of those one million californians happens to be a constituent for mine from bakersfield, california. to tell howrecently obamacare has felt. he writes, our youngest son was born with a rare genetic in severethat results mental retardation. a need to be tube fed into a surgically implanted port in his are longtime insurance carrier, kaiser permanente, has been great about caring for our son. he requires for the four hour care and special medication and formulas. we just learned today that our previous coverage, with a premium of nearly $1000 per .onth is no longer available for a far inferior plan, it will cost $626 more per month. with the added out-of-pocket expenses, we anticipate for his care to pay about $24,000 more for the care of next year than this year, all thanks to aca. that is why we must take up and pass keep your health care bill. we ask the democrats to join with us to keep the pledge and keep a promise. i yield back. >> i rise to tell the story of one of my constituents' experiences with the affordable care act. alan from santa barbara. paying $20,000 per year in ins

caller: i live in the central valley and i like to go the los angeles to visit my family and in bakersfieldve to get out and ride a bus. it takes the fun out of it. i would love to take the trains over the mountains to union station. guest: it certainly would be nice to add a lot of routes, a lot of extensions to amtrak weird -- amtrak. but it all comes down to the availability of funds. host: another issue on the table. onthe worst happened september 11, 2009 -- 2001, as were used airplanes as missiles. how are rails a secure and what protection do we have against terrorism? guest: i am not able to speak specifically and i do not work for amtrak and i am not privy to what is going on. what one could certainly google security and amtrak. i know from talking with amtrak officials, they certainly take it very seriously. but security is really not my area. host: david from new brunswick, new jersey. good morning. caller: first of all, peace to the world. i must say that if the budget of the pentagon was scrutinized the way the amtrak budget is scrutinized, we would not have any problems with e

one of those one million californians happens to be a constituent of mine from bakersfield, californiahe wrote me recently how obamacare has failed. mr. mccarthy: he writes, our youngest son was born with a rare genetic condition that results in severe mental retardation. an inability to walk or talk and a need to be tube fed directly to his surgecally implanted port in his stomach. -- surgically implanted port in his stomach. our insurance company has been great helping our son, who requires 24-hour care and prescriptions and formula which is expensive. we learned that our previous coverage, not cheap by any means, with the premium of nearly $1,000 a month, is no longer available. nd that for a far inferior replacement coverage with more out-of-pocket coverage, bringing our total to over $1,600 a month. with the added out-of-pocket expenses we anticipate for his care in the coming year, we expect to pay $24,000 more for the care of next year than this year, all thanks to a.c.a. that is why we must take up and pass keep your health plan act, and we ask the democrats to join with us to