in working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. state is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down as a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay here. back in 2016 huge non-official camp here was dubbed the jungle some 8000 people mainly unregistered migrants and refugees lived on waste ground close to the ferry port most wanted to get in some were housed in converted shipping containers provided by the french government. the jungle is now gone and the police make sure that another doesn't spring up every 48 hours they conduct a raid regularly confiscating tents on personal belongings a clear message you're not welcome here. every morning. comes here to record the evictions to bring attention to human rights violations and the difficulty of the situation. he views the fatigue in his own makeshift office. area of the tsunami copywriting you can see people out by shouting at them or pushing a tantrum later they were kicking out hands with some telling me the other day i believe. i

was here has come to cali to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state member solidities for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for a critic to tell that there's no reason for people to come to the cave because france is a country it just shows so much ignorance about what it's like for people here. and one near has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. at the state is afraid that a 2nd shadow. city could arise here like in 2016 or try to wear people down as a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay here. back in 2016

lazier was not here has come to cali to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road a little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state member solidities for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for a pretty to tell that there's no reason for people to come to the cave because france is safe country it just shows so much ignorance about what it's like for people here. and one there has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. at this date is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down but it was a liberal policy to stop people wanting

lazier was not here has come to cali to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road a little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state memphis elegies for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for it's a tell that there's no reason for people to come to the cave because france is a country it just shows so much ignorance about what it's like for people here. and one near has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. at the state is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down to what is a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay her

50,000 firmas que enviÓ la peticion al director de la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduanas de san francisco calin >> no pudimos entrar tuvimos que mandarlas por correo, y t todavÍa no tenemos informaciÓ >> ahora recibÍan ellos el paquete en inmigraciÓn supue supuestamente le en la carta plica que su papÁ hugo aguilar es el principal proveedor de la familia, ademÁs de padre de tres hijos y que trabaja como carpintero desde hace 21 aÑos construyendo los hogares de quienes viven en este paÍs. >> me da mucho gusto que mi paÁ comunidad hace mucho por este paÍs pero ellos no ven esto >> a mediados del mes de octubre el seÑor hugo fue notificado por su abogado que debÍa abandonar el paÍs luego de que la corte de apelaciones del noveno distrito indicÓ que se agotaron todos los recursos legales para que pudiese permanecer en estados unidos tras solicitar una visa, su fecha de salida es este 2 de noviembr >> ya que se acerca el tiempo no sÉ, me agarra mucha ansiedad, asÍ como no sÉ, algo que no lo puedo me da mucho nervio y t s tristeza a la vez que se acerca ya el dÍa y pues tal vez no se, no se pasan mu

and one there has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. at the state is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down as a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay here. just. back in 2016 the huge non-official camp here was dubbed the jungle some 8000 people mainly unregistered migrants and refugees lived on waste ground close to the ferry port most wanted to get in lent some were housed in converted shipping containers provided by the french government. the jungle is now gone and the police make sure that another doesn't spring up every 48 hours they conduct a raid regularly confiscating tents from personal belongings a clear message you're not welcome here. every morning glory big so may comes here to record the evictions to bring attention to human rights violations and the difficulty of the situation. he views the footage in his own makeshift office. arriving. people are by shouting and. pushing out later they were kicking at times with some other day i believe.

pantalla) >>> el pasado agosto 5 niños afrodescendientes de 14 y 15 años de edad aparecieron muerto en cali, bienvenido. >>> hola ¿cómo están? >>> muy bien, tenemos mucho gusto de conocerte, hiciste una obra maestra con esta canción, es preciosa, tiene mucho dolor y quería que me dijeras quién es el monstruo que asecha, destruye las cosechas que tiene la mirada fría y no tiene empatía. >>> bueno pues ese monstruo lamentablemente es la guerra y violencia que ha tenido azotado a mi país por casi 50 años, la verdad que es muy triste ver que estas cosas están volviendo a pasar porque hace rato no sucedían y ahora se han disparado todas las masacres y violencia, han pasado 53 masacres en lo que ha corrido del año. >>> sobre todo da dolor profundo saber que niños salieron a volar sus cometas y no regresaron ¿cómo decidiste convertir la tragedia en una canción? >>> bueno, la idea principal fue de mi tío que es director de cine, ha hecho películas como calendaria y me decía a mí y mi productor que hagamos una canción, pues hacer una película tomaría muchísimo, así que decidimos escribir esta canció

su primera parada fue cali, donde se les sumaron organizaciones campesinas, formando un grupo que rechazaen medio de un fuerte pulso polÍtico por su presencia en la ciudad, se enfrentan el presidente y la alcaldesa de la ciudad. >> le rogamos al seÑor presidente, por consideraciÓn al paÍs y a bogotÁ, que ha hecho un enorme cuidado, que trate de resolver sus conflictos pacÍficamente con los ciudadanos. >> a este gobierno nadie tiene que hacerle ultimÁtums. reportero: la discusiÓn giró en torno al riesgo del contagio del covid. >> un inaceptable acto de xenofobia contra las comunidades indÍgenas busca obstruir el legÍtimo derecho a la protesta social. reportero: altos miembros del gobierno afirmaron que estÁn dispuestos al diÁlogo, pero ellos han insistido en que quieren hablar con el presidente, y que por eso se desplazaron a la capital. arantxa: nos vamos a europa, donde un nuevo caso de coronavirus fue confirmado en el vaticano. es un residente de la casa de santa marta, la misma donde vive el papa francisco. esto se suma a los 12 guardias suizos que dieron positivo recientemente. el pap

. >>> right now on "california live," happy cali-ween! freak show. >> buckle up and mask up. >> ross and his family bring spooky to life the trike behind the treat that puts jelly in your belly. >> i don't know how jelly beans are made. i just eat them. >> jess is brewing up a dessert to die for. >> this recipe is s

are now and yet is that other people approve absent everybody else tells us about how we must be a cali. critic and truly has been working for more than 40 years with material he scavengers from scrap yards. with bare bones that he collects from nature reserves. especially. what this exhibition has done it's challenge what curating s. because for a long time we all think with crating has been traditional as being go into space seen our 2 etc and particular by these brains has challenged and the art industry even how we speak of art. and how it speaks to worst. critic and truly is also a traditional healer. before working on the bones he speaks to the dead animals to appease the spirits. here. i'm throwing down the bow. in order to divine the stage of the nation the state of the universe the state of our environment the state of our own mental health as to what exactly happens. visitors to decide by themselves whether looking at the sculptures virtually all physically during a plan to or the exhibition through several south african museums should yield for 2021 group while i would defini

so there are tremendous things that she's done in addition with cali rivers curry, steph's sister-in-law, as far as just raising awareness and doing things to bring the attention where it needs to be on the social justice issues and getting people registered to vote. so this is a very important election. obviously we all know that it's one of the most important elections of our lifetimes and hoping that everybody shows up to register to vote and getting everybody the information they need to be successful. >> you want to invite her on camera? where is elsa? she's around the corner. >> all right. here she comes. >> all right. >> hi! >> remember we kept running into you guys at the all star game, i think it was in new orleans a few years ago. >> yeah, when we could see people. >> i remember what that was like. seems like a long time ago, doesn't it? >> i know. it really does. it is good to see you. >> it is good to see you, too. so i was just asking your husband here about you getting out the vote effort. i should have just invited you in earlier. so my bad on that. but, you know, from you

>>despite the heat marber cali was enjoying the morning on her front porch.leased that she could step inside and enjoy the air conditioning if need be and the wind really never showed up so we're i'm very thankful that they did not turn off the power one time a few years ago. they did turn off the power when the wind did not come they had warned us they turned it off and then we never had any wind. >>and that was that was rather irritating. but this time. they they would literally they waited until whether or not the wind came and when the wind didn't come they left the power on so. >>now to be clear barbara lives here in downtown boulder which shot was luckier than she did not lose or power. but lawrence was saying it was a bit more windy over on the other side of the valley east of here along some of the road where many of those people are still without power. live here in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news all right rob and we're not just experiencing the heat advisory in public safety power shut offs but a flex alert as well cal iso that's the organiz

but not all is always as it seems in these tense times it's friday morning in the cali capital of t. great amid worsening relations between the field because ethnic groups even football takes on a political dimension today a team from high rise in time and passions are. political not something. that's. not even worth the one. as the match kicks off a heavy security presence keeps a watchful eye. the match ends with an ill troll but as the final whistle blows the away fans make a rush towards the homestead. at the was the. the. ever. we want to hear welcome to the reaction of the fans of both sides in this coming together they saw a glimmer of hope that ethiopia can still find a peaceful route towards a better future but i'm not but it's got. to i'm living up until i got the job so it's. i'm the one and i voted to cut it out. look at all i'm glad i got i'm not just sort of not not going to that. in the going to the left i know you're not going to look at you and i can how did we said. we are from you. i'm a good singer i was like it's not always look honestly i want to jim you know i

islands since august more than a 1000 migrants have made illegal crossings from the french port of cali after promising to secure the borders london is under growing pressure to stop the crossing. pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but he will find ways there was here is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit home for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. here there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat like people who are peopl

migrants seeking refuge in britain have made that across the english channel from the french port of cali the influx is putting the u.k. government breaks it promises to the test politicians had pledged that levy that leaving the european union would allow britain to take back control of the time border. pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't free. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but he will find a place there was here is on the french side at the port of cadillac a trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. when you. hear there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside

>>despite the heat marber cali was enjoying the morning on her front porch. pleased that she could step inside and enjoy the air conditioning if need be and the wind really never showed up so we're i'm very thankful that they did not turn off the power one time a few years ago. >>they did turn off the power when the wind did not come they had warned us they turned it off and then we never had any wind and that was that was rather irritating. but this time. they they would literally they waited until whether or not the wind came and when the wind didn't come they left the power on the genie tells me that all of those impacted by this latest p s p s here in the santa cruz mountains. >>can expect to have their power restored either by late tonight or tomorrow morning in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>by the way make sure to download the kron 4 app for the latest power shut off developments and to download the kron on app to watch the latest news briefings you can find both apps on your phone's app store. coming up. this e-mail in the east bay, what is

the way to the origins of this country then i'm so glad you mentioned that because we switched to cali we we spoke to clean i was going to get a pickup of the back of a clean about there's something wrong with black bodies is this something wrong. that i think used to be experimented on or avoid it to be putting vaccine trials this is how killeen put it let's have a listen to. by frame in black americans as biologically at risk for this disease for covert 19 we're not only communicate the message that black bodies are inherently defective and prone to the disease we obscure the underlying structural causes for racial disparities in health and these are the social determinants of health including and especially medical racism biological race cannot be the basis for equipment recruiters must reject this harmful logic because it ultimately subjects african-americans a disparate treatment in research sedens and they must also abstain from stigmatize and african-americans as irrational in their skepticism and they must contend with the fact that those or usually are recruited 1st are often

islands since august more than a 1000 migrants have made illegal crossings from the french port of cali after promising to secure the borders london is under growing pressure to stop the crossings. pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but you will find the police there was here is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks did. you. hear there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by robert. it's all the loc

that because it's the title of adapt oh bobby ery album from the seventy's that i used to listen to cali and they see c.c. anyway yes thank you for r t n f i know actually 80 dad you know we like the news and spanish and we thank you for tuning in but you know we're going to talk about because you know there's not that much exciting stuff happening in the booth there who play well i found this story interesting just the headline you could tell 1 where it's all going to $2.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package passed by the house and clues a complete ban on even and foreclosure filings for the next 12 months it only passed the house of representatives that doesn't look yet like it might ever pass the senate but nevertheless they're thinking of a ban on foreclosures for the next 12 months there's a big issue in terms of the properties that will no longer be playing rent of course means that the landlords who are equally in financial straits will not be able to pay back loans to the banks and the banks are equal financial straits and they will not be able to service their portfolio

that because it's the title of a capital bobby airy album from the seventy's that i used to listen to cali and they see c.c. anyway yes thank you for r t n f i know actually 80 dad you know we like the news and spanish and we thank you for.

that because it's the title of adapt oh bobby airy album from the seventy's that i used to listen to cali and they see c.c. anyway yes thank you for our t.n.f. i know actually 80 dad you know we like the news and spanish and we thank you for tuning in but you know we're going to talk about because you know there's not that much exciting stuff happening in the booth there who play well i found this story interesting just the headline you could tell where it's all going to 2.2 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package passed by the house and clues a complete ban on even and foreclosure filings for the next 12 months it only passed the house of representatives that doesn't look yet like it might ever pass the senate but nevertheless they're thinking of a ban on foreclosures for the next 12 months there's a big issue in terms of the properties that will no longer be playing rent of course means that the landlords who are equally in financial straits will not be able to pay back loans so the banks and the banks are equal financial straits and they will not be able to service their portfolio m

i think many of us can agree that is unattainable, especially in a high costilla cali rnia. >> and hamm've been talking about women as a broad group, but when you look at my cell numbers, you io dispropote impact on latinas. can you tell us why this is and what those numbers look like? so latinas as well as for african-american women, they have been impacted the hardest in terms of employment loss merely cause they work re in the service sector that has been more affected by this pandemic, and also what we see in recent data is that interestingllatinas ' families and african-americans are having their kids, they arep to have their kids in online schooling or hybrid, so they also have increased childcare needs, so i nd if this also makes it harder for them to recover because they have the kids at home. >> kristin, are we seeing a similar trend in the state california in terms of how latinx and black women are facing more unemployment than wh>>e women? bsolutely. the california women's well- being index shows prior to the pandemic, much larger share of black, latinx, native american women we

the stand braves so a great actor sample it but also a fantastic human being clear on the show in cali playing new james bond this yes of course it was the jokes but you always knew he would kill you know sean cole in life was a way that's all he was a gentleman in every sense of the weren't and that had barely compassionate human being he believed in scotland and scotland potential famously scotland full have a right to the need for doubt but more importantly it was imprinted on his soul is shown as a baiting to sentiment scotland and its people he he believes that scotland could do better with the belief that the scottish people had enormous potential with significant little seans bit sharky were pretty hot that was full of it was for a nation of the scottish international education trust not an organization which the last 50 years was it was funded from the the money thrown my diamonds are forever one of these look at them and see if the money to an educational trust them and not trust us help those in so scottish children achieve the potential over the last half century. rest in pe

the man was acting ir add cali. when they asked him to leave he ran down a deputy and officer. the police found the car and the man, eduardo carrillo and arrested him. the deputy was treated and released from the hospital. >>> in san francisco, police released body cam showing the shooting of a carjacking suspect by officers earlier this month. police say the suspect had a knife and moved toward the officers who ordered him to stop. >> this is body cam footage showing police chasing vargas. >> drop it. >> mr. vargas took steps backwards and spented to the officers. mr. vargas yelled [bleep] i'll kill you, [bleep] >> officers discharged their firearms and mr. vargas fell to the ground. officers broadcast they were involved in a shooting and requested medical assistance. vargas died at the scene. the pre- as windshield was shattered. glass physical on the victim as she sat in the vehicle. >> the suspect got out of the pre- as and tried to get in other cars. >>> coming up, training is under way as members of a new task force get ready to enforce covid-19 safety rules. . >>> new de

and one there has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. at this state is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down to put it as a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay here the president asked. back in 2016 huge non-official camp here was dubbed the jungle some 8000 people mainly unregistered migrants and refugees lived on waste ground close to the very port most wanted to get in some were housed in converted shipping containers provided by the french government. the jungle is now gone and the police make sure that another doesn't spring up every 48 hours they conduct a raid regularly confiscating tents and personal belongings with a clear message you're not welcome here. every morning glory big so may comes here to record their fictions keen to bring attention to human rights violations and the difficulty of the situation. he views the footage in his own makeshift office. of the tsunami arriving you can see people are by shouting and. pushing out later they w

islands since august more than a 1000 migrants have made illegal crossings from the french port of cali after promising to secure the borders london is and are growing pressure to stop the crossings. the pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer. people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. with you and you will find it lays there was here is on the french side at the port of calare trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. with anyone here there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by robert. it's b

since august more than a 1000 migrants have made illegal crossings from the french port of cali after promising to secure the borders london is under growing pressure to stop the crossings. the pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but you will find a laser was messier is on the french side at the port of calare trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity more access to running water. regular police checks did. anyone. hear there are no reception centers. in labour's and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat l

and one there has also been working in cali for years he's concerned because living conditions here are getting worse and worse. is afraid that a 2nd shadow city could arise here like in 2016 is trying to wear people down as a liberal policy to stop people wanting to stay here. back in 2016 huge non-official come here with the jungle some 8000 people mainly unregistered migrants and refugees lived on waste ground close to the very port most wanted to get in some were housed in converted shipping containers provided by the french government. the jungle is now gone and the police make sure that another doesn't spring up. every 48 hours they conduct a raid regularly confiscating tents from personal belongings a clear message you're not welcome here. every morning glory big so may comes here to record their fictions keen to bring attention to human rights violations and the difficulty of the situation. he views the footage in his own makeshift office. area of the tsunami copywriting you can see people are by shouting at them pushing a tantrum later they were kicking out hands with some othe

it is that other people our poll we have seen everything has tells us about how we must be cali. critic and truly has been working for more than 40 years with material he scavengers from scrap yards. with bare bones that he collects from nature reserves. coronavirus restrictions mean the public has not yet been able to visit his artworks but every sculpture can be viewed online together with supplementary already. recorded especially for each piece. because for a long time with. additional. space. and . had. thought and the auto industry even how we speak of. and how art speaks to worst. critic and truly is also a traditional healer. before working on the bones he speaks to the dead animals.

i worked with my freshman democrat cali to pass a ppp extension act, and as a result, 18m500 -- 18,500usinesses still. democrats want to play games of the coronavirus. they want to make it an issue of politics. in february, i worked hard to make sure that san antonio is protected. when we were moving people from cruise ships to lackland air --ce base, i started the protect our seniors program, because protecting the vulnerable are the most important thing. wendy davis will be a rubberstamp or nancy pelosi and the radical leftist agenda. i am proud of my record of creating jobs and working with law enforcement and for standing up for america. thanks, congressman. both of you mentioned coronavirus in your first remarks. the first couple of questions we will have are about the coronavirus. this afternoon, the president tweeted he is calling off any negotiations between democrats and republicans, tweeting that nancy pelosi is negotiating in bad faith, asking for too much money unrelated to covid. she said he showed his true callers, walking away from the hard-working families who need the

on the front line battling this pandemic, salary caly are diabed asthma.rd until she con trakts con. >> dale:contracted the virus. duane pabark had a three-month battle with covid. he took it seriously, always wearing a mask. he was 61 years old. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> april 1945. world war ii. with america and britain just inches from victory. winston churchill surveys the battlefield. there's own one thing worse than fighting with allies, he said. fighting w

background that's the a second fire that started today in south san francisco, the fire that marine cali was just reporting to us about law enforcement and the fire department are on the scene there at the second fire. we're told that it is a 3 alarm fire that started on starlite street we're being asked to tell you to avoid the area trying to look at some apps to see what is actually in that section of south san francisco. so we can have some idea of what is burning. but a lot of thick black smoke, pouring into the sky right now an indication that that is an active fire. that's burning at this moment and as marines said it's unclear if this is connected to the first fire that started that was on sign hill that fire. did do some cosmetic damage to several buildings in the area all on mountain road, 3 homes. according to the city manager we understand had cosmetic damage that was on 3 homes a mountain road. again that's for the original fire that we've been following since this afternoon that blaze though started just before noon fire officials said it was fully contained about 2 hours la

we'll show you how folks in calis >>turning now the very latest a long hard coverage cal fire says they now expect the glass fire to be fully contained by october 20th. tonight containment know at 86%. so far this fire has burned through more than 67,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties destroying more than 800 homes. more than 2000 structures still remained threatened tonight. there's still no word on exactly what sparked this fire. as fire crews make more progress on containing the glass fire. more evacuation orders and warnings were lifted today in the napa valley kron four's gayle ong has the very latest from calistoga. >>as the glass fire continues to burn or that the napa valley people here in calistoga or just trying to get back to normal life. it was business as usual in downtown calistoga shops opened friday after being closed for almost 2 weeks since the glass fire ignited. >>that's the city did not sustain any damage. all of our utilities are functioning and operational and you know we're just you know, we're just happy to be here. >>the city of calistoga has been spared by

migrants seeking refuge in britain have made it across the english channel from the french port of cali the influx is putting the u.k. government's brags that promises to the test politicians had pledge that leaving the european union would allow britain to take back control of its own borders. pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but he will find a place there was here is on the french side at the port of calare trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. here there are no reception centers. in labor and roadside green areas refugees

. >> we'll put you on the dollar bill jane wells live in cali. these terrifying things are being used in japan to keep bears away from neighbors. it's kind of like a scarecrow, if scarecrows haunted you for eternity and a robo dog spot is helping sniff out of radiation but next, the piece de resistan resistance more robots to the rescue. how they're helping in the fight against covid-19 >>> but first, spring ahead, fall back. daylight savings time ends this weekend. extra hour of sleep, but dark a bit earlier. hate it. could we make a covid exception? no >>> watch now. watch it, would you? look here. that's a wild chase in the halls of a texas school. it's a raccoon, don't you know?! here he comes! look out the critter dodging animal control officers, dodging people's feet. all captured on security cameras. no one able to make the grab that raccoon eventually found its way to an open door and freedom. an army of robots being unleashed now and the mission, stop the spread of covid-19. the robots are delivering food, cleaning schools, even helping

islands since august more than a 1000 migrants have made illegal crossings from the french port of cali after promise to insist secure the borders london is under growing pressure to stop the crossings. pictures that made headlines in the u.k. this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone for you and you will find a place there was messier is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. here there are no reception centers. in labor and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat load peo

terrorist attack and a word there is no air radicalization of islam there is that musician already cali's him which is quite different we're just trying to explain that. there are real responsible of this attack is not the islam is that the muslim countries there is a terrorist organization behind this it's important that. for friends to just try to understand what's behind this terrorist attack what they can program to it the real problem is not to getting responsible the muslim community to try to indiscriminate the muslim communities actually there is a real nice understanding of islam there is a real misunderstanding of islam. and the muslim community and it's very important for friends for european country for western countries to trying to get at dialogue with the muslim communities trying to understand why there is a problem between actually there's no real program in fundamental problem between the muslim and western countries there is an artificial program which is created by certain. xenophobe certain your assists particularly purpose in europe are getting divorced for getting a

. >> hey, any update on when you two love birds are moving to cali >> well, um, with all of this crazinessn the air. just like this virus just kidding it's not airborne. well, we don't know that it could be. anyway - >> oh, my god. hey, everyone's overreacting i mean, no freaking way i'm missing out on spring break this year actually, the latest articles are saying that washing your hands isn't enough we should be wearing face coverings, avoiding large groups >> like, say, 50 plus employees and an endless stream of customers. >> that sounds like here >> seth: please welcome back to the show america ferrera it's so nice to see you again. how are you? >> hi, seth. i'm doing well thank you. >> seth: and congratulations are in order we've talked about the fact that you have a son and now since the last time you were here, you have a daughter, correct? >> i do. she was born in may, kind of, at the top of quarantine. and she's 5 months old now >> so i would imagine it's sort of a pro and con situation the con is, was it scary to, you know, obviously have to go through the medical care involved w

>>despite the heat marber cali was enjoying the morning on her front porch. pleased that she could step inside and enjoy the air conditioning if need be and the wind really never showed up so we're i'm very thankful that they did not turn off the power one time a few years ago. >>they did turn off the power when the wind did not come they had warned us they turned it off and then we never had any wind and that was that was rather irritating. but this time. they they would literally they waited until whether or not the wind came and when the wind didn't come they left the power on in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>we have some good news to report tonight maki the lemur who had a lot of people worried about him and went missing from the san francisco zoo yesterday has been found yes as serve daly city police tweeted this somebody reported seeing him in the playground near hope lutheran church. >>a flash officers were able to capture maki until the zoo workers picked him up and took him back home we talked with the founder of lemur love earlier today

. >> we'll put you on the dollar bill jane wells live in cali.errifying things are being used in japan to keep bears away from neighbors. it's kind of like a scarecrow, if scarecrows haunted you for eternity and a robo dog spot is helping sniff out of radiation but next, the piece de resistan resistance more robots to the rescue. how they're helping in the fight against covid-19 >>> but first, spring ahead, fall back. daylight savings time ends this weekend. extra hour of sleep, but dark a bit earlier. hate it. could we make a covid exception? no ♪ gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. with the car

. >> we'll put you on the dollar bill jane wells live in cali.rifying things are being used in japan to keep bears away from neighbors. it's kind of like a scarecrow, if scarecrows haunted you for eternity and a robo dog spot is helping sniff out of radiation but next, the piece de resistan resistance more robots to the rescue. how they're helping in the fight against covid-19 >>> but first, spring ahead, fall back. daylight savings time ends this weekend. extra hour of sleep, but dark a bit earlier. hate it. could we make a covid exception? no today's ways of working, may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $3