the gentleman from california reserves. le the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: is my friend ready to close? madam speaker, i ask for adoption of this measure and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from california is recognized. >> respectfully request an aye vote and i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 182. those in favor say aye. hose opposed say no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 255 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 255, a bill to provide for an exchange of lands with the san bernardino county, california, to enhance management of l

hace 25 aÑos en el estado de california.a, texas, washington. yo tengo fe en el futuro no muy lejano. que latinos en estados derechistas,se van a levantar y se van a agitar. se van a organizar y legalizar, iban a salir a las urnas a votar. >> ya se nos aproxima el 2020 y hay un gran esfuerzo por parte de los latinos para que la gente salga a votar. interesante muchos dicen que los demÓcratas no nos ha favorecido mucho cuando han estado en el poder. >> yo no voy a pintar un rostro completamente positivo. creo que algunas demÓcratas, por x razÓn y motivación, no han querido promover una plataforma que favorece a los inmigrantes y a los latinos. a las familias trabajadoras. pero por eso surgiÓ una generación de nuevos lÍderes latinos. donde nuestros escaÑos polÍticos utilizamos ese poder polÍtico, para promover polÍticas que favorecen a nuestra gente. el derecho de conducir coches con licencia.el otorgar cuidado mÉdico a millones de personas jÓvenes y menores de 25 aÑos. y california es el estado santuario mÁs grande en todo el

in the case of california, california was a great place to disappear.o so one of the stars of the story in california's a guy named john sutter who was swift. and john sutter had run up a debt, and his marriage wasn't going too well. and so he decided he would tell his wife he was going off to make his fortune and i'll be back. and he just disappeared. he disappears, he went as far as he could get away from switzerland. , of course, one of the things about coming to america is you could claim that you were a decorated hero of the wars of the swiss army or something like that, and no one could check up on you. and he did. and so he became this great figure in california. precisely because nobody knew anything about his background. he was a good talker, he could pass himself off as much more than he actually was. and he was pretty sure that his creditors would never find him in california. and his wife would assume that he was dead. and any search for him would stop. and then,, wouldn't you know it, gold is discovered in california. and the first accounts

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then it was still in the streambeds in the 25 years california was under the control of mexico.hen within weeks of its transfer gold was discovered. i make the claim and it might be a stretch the gold rush was the first event in modern history and the way i mean it is an event that happens in one place that has almost immediate reverberations all over the world because within weeks the news got to hawaii, australia, china and people came from all of those places, it got to england, germany, russia, people came from every continent to california which have been a hiding place and all of a sudden the most cosmopolitan place in the united states if not in the world at that moment. ten years later and there is a causal effect i won't go into but it's in the book. it took the balance between slaves and free state into this self incest on the fugitive slave act as the quid pro quo and when the civil war began while the civil war was between the north and south of us all over in the west, the western territories and states. what are they going to become, slave states were free state an

the gentleman from california. . takano: mr. speaker, i want to extend again my gratitude for the inciteful and hard work that the the gentleman from new jersey has done with this legislation to correct an injustice which has been occurring. so i thank congressman kim for this very important legislation. i also want to extend my gratitude to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, whose district i visited and whose medical center i also visited. i have to say, he runs a crack operation -- that came out wrong -- not a crack operation, but an amazing constituent services for his veterans. nd, you know, this unfortunate situation with the v.a. over pays veterans and then claws back those payments, will be corrected by this legislation. so i want to say i have no further speakers. and i'm prepared to close and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i don't know about new jersey and california, a crack operation is a good one. i

the president also threatening to pull aid from california.a series of tweets he wrote in part, the governor of california, gavin newsom, has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors, regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fire's rage and california burns, it's the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for money help. no more. get your act together governor. you don't see close to the level of burn in other states. governor newsom quickly responded tweeting you don't believe in climate change, you'reexcused from this conversation. >> the idea that california has somehow been irresponsible and essentially set a match on our own is just not correct. you w right? ask the scientists. don't ask the politicians. the scientists say climate change is real and has contributed in specific ways to what we're experiencing now. >> reporter: this is the second time the president

leÓn: miles de california estÁn protagonizando un Éxodo masivo. de california? yarel: tenemos de la opiniÓn de un gran nÚmero de televidentes. muchos coinciden en esto, dice ruth que odia el trÁfico y el costo de vida, y aunque todo estÁ monito no se puede disfrutar porque se la pasa trabajando. que california se estÁ volviendo un estado casi imposible para solventar las necesidades bÁsicas, dice raphael. --rafael. estas son mÁs que nada las respuestas que recibimos. para ayudarnos a comprender este fenÓmeno tenemos con nosotros a la profesora de finanzas. >> hola, muchas gracias por la invitaciÓn. tenemos un problema de costo de vivienda que el estado estÁ tratando de solucionar. hay varios motivos, una de elloses que el precio de la vivienda sigue subiendo. para los impuestos tributarios ha habido unos cambios en la legislaciÓn que nos ofrecen las desgravaciones que los compradores tenÍan hace unos aÑos. tambiÉn tenemos el costo de la gasolina porque aquÍ se utiliza menos el transporte pÚblico que en el estado de nueva york. las familias ven que

con amor, california. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: el gobernador de california, impuso regulaciones sobre la facturaciÓnn medidas medioambientales. a semana, tuvimos novedades, tuvimos leyes y esta maÑana nos acompaÑa andrea leÓn grossman, vice directora de la organizaciÓn " azul " y actora de este libro que se llama " fracking, quÉ es " ¿quÉ es fracking? andrea: es una de las tÉcnicas que usamos para recabar algÚn tipo de hidrocarburos o petrÓleo. en california se utiliza para recabar petrÓleo del subsuelo. es una tÉcnica destructiva porque usamos miles de millones de galones de agua y toxina que daÑan el subsuelo, y daÑan el aire. gabriela: se inyecta a la tierra con agua para hacer que suelten las piedras y el gas o el petrÓleo. andrea: se inyecta esto para quebrar la roca y que se libere petrÓleo o gas. gabriela: las consecuencias son serias. andrea: muy serias. crear sismos y desechos tÓxicos. gabriela: por ahora hay una moratoria que el gobernador newson acaba de declarar . no pueden hacer fracking hasta que se hagan estudios. quÉ tipos de estudios se tienen que hacer? andrea: se puso en paro una

gabon, buenas a. >> el sur de california y california entera ha vivido dÍas de zozobra con uno de losar cÓmo ha sido la lucha y batalla contra los incendios en esta parte del estado.¿ por quÉ ha sido tan complicada este principio de temporada en estos dÍas? >> ha sido una combinaciÓn de factores que han ayudado a los incendiosa crecer de forma explosiva, tuvimos una sequÍa de cinco aÑos, y una lluvia de invierno pasado, creando esta combinaciÓn vegetación que se secÓ,eso con una infestación de insectos en la parte local, agregando el clima y los vientos de santa ana, los vientos de los singulares dÍgitos y bastante vegetaciÓn que no se habÍa quemado en dÉcadas, todo el combustible estaba para recibir cualquier chispa. reportero: la batalla contra los incendios fue complicado, especialmente en la gran autopista del sur de california, de pronto un chispazo y se enciende eso, gente amenazada, y el propio coliseo que tiene obras de arte invaluables que estaba bajo amenaza. >> asÍ es, ese incendio corriÓ por un corredor de incendios, el mismo paso que llegÓ el incendio, han transitado por

>>eating away at california every year. >>this job and president trump again taking aim at california and its democratic governor gavin newsome tweeting that the governor has done a terrible job before his management and that he told he must clean his forest floors in another tweet trump writes every year as the fires raging california burns is the same thing and then he comes to the federal government for money help no more get your act together governor newsome shot back at the president you don't believe in climate change you are excused from this conversation. >>trump's tweets are drawing criticism from scientists to point out. >>federal government actually controls the majority of california's forest take a look at that how much force floor you would be cleaning up a tv doesn't even make any sense and the other thing is a lot of our fire. >>and i bring to force their burning in grassland and in troubling. >>yet new some acknowledge in california's need to step up its prevention efforts. to clear a potential wildfire fu

please deny the appeal on 3333 california, california future rests in your decision tonight. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good evening. i realize i'm probably toward the end effort comments so i'll be quick. i'm on the board of northern neighbors and we are a district 2 organization, lively, walkable, safe and affordable throughout our district and we are out here to support this project whole heartedly. we think that more people building more housing is a great thing and it enlivening the neighborhood and it's safer and it increases the businesses and creates a great organization like the jcc and we think that the shopping and the open space and the walkability will be greatly improved by having this project here. we urge you to approve this project without any further delay and also approve the 186 affordable homes for low-income seniors which would be a great benefit because district 2 has built no low-income affordable housing in the past ten years. lastly, thank you, supervisor stephanie for your leadership here. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speak

en san bernardino, california, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn.con damnificados y bomberos es la sorpresa de la rapidez con la que avanzaron estos incendios, especÍficamente este easy en simi valley tiene que ver con las condiciones climÁticas, la fuerza y la intensidad de estos vientos de santa ana. cuÁnto tiempo mÁs van a durar esas condiciones? albert martinez nos tiene la informaciÓn. albert: la situaciÓn en california sigue siendo muy complicada con los incendios. vamos a hacer un recorrido por el territorio. quiero empezar por un foco que no han escuchado demasiado. el incendio de barbies . 700 acres ya quemadas al norte del estado. porque no lo han escuchado? porque cerca de Él el kincade ya destruido 50,000 acres de terreno cerca de la bahÍa de san francisco. los vientos van del oeste al este debido a que los vientos envÍan siempre el humo hacia la zona del ocÉano. alrededor de la ciudad de los Ángeles la cantidad de fuegos es enorme. tenemos el que ha quemado mÁs de 8000 acres de terreno, el easy 1400 acres. tambiÉn tenemos el incendio ge

and that's really the great growth of your california economy. it's a cross sector. >> how about paychecks? people making more money? >> yes, they are. wages, it's taken some time, but wages are going up. and they're g up bsit'sst thbet higher wage and lower wage. >> right. >> even though the lower wages are increasing more rapidly. >> but not fast enough. >> still there's a great gap. >> all right michael, thank you so much. we appreciate the insight as always. and now other numbers. stocks climbing to fresh records today. the dow, nasdaq, all closing on highs with the hopes of the u.s.-china trade deal. the dow hit 28,000 for the first time ever. >>> up next, prince andrew breaking his silence about his friendship with jeffrey epstein. >> and apps going up in smoke? a tech giant makes a major purge to address the vaping epidemic. >> and a tahoe ski resort opening early with little snow. >>> new at 6:00, signs of drought back on the california map. how much our reservoirs can support us if we go through a dry winter. >>> i'm ken bastida at the l

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. >> i reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. >> i'll reserve again. and will close when the gentleman has closed on his side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i yelled myself the remainder of the time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you. mr. speaker, the united states and the world's response to the tiananmen square massacre 30 years ago, and the massive crackdown that was unleashed after that, because of that weak response, has enabled unrelenting and pervasive human rights abuses ever since. had we been strong and predictable and said that human rights matter, if we -- had w

con amor, california. renovada tienda tendrÁs teatros, una casa interactiva y mucho juguetes borja: cuantos recuerdos ahora te pregunto cuanto estÁs dispuesto a pagar por la cena de acciÓn de gracias' mientras los va pensando te voy a decir que Ésta que ves en pantalla cuesta nada mÁs y nada menos que 181.000 $, que barbaridad, a mÍ se me corta la respiraciÓn. pero quÉ incluye para que sea tan costosa? eso quede grande sobre el pavo es oro junto a otras delicias, el que los puedes comer a bordo de un crucero durante siete dÍas, para lo que cuesta el pavo, de b se sumaran los 50.000 $ que cuesta una habitaciÓn para dos personas. que lindo es soÑar nunca vamos a estar aquÍ. ailen: lo importante es pasarlo en familia. hoy preguntamos a los seguidores de ediciÓn digital cÓmo recuerdan a roberto gÓmez bolaÑos, y aquÍ tenemos los comentarios. fidel nos comenta " desde el vientre de mi madre escuchaba la voz del chaco, don ramÓn y me reirÍas" borja: " arturo garcÍa dice recuerdo este programa desde la edad de sei

. >>> california scorched byhouse. why the president is threaning to withhold federal funding from the state. >>> oklahoma makes history, freeing hundreds of prisoners early. >>> grab a latte with little wait how a new starbucks store is eliminating lines. >>> the ravens ruin the patri patriots' dream of an undefeated season highlights from the shocker. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm frances rivera. >> i'm impeachment inquiry gathering steam on capitol hill, president trump is lashing out at the whistle-blower, calling on the person who set the investigation into motion to go public the whistle-blower's lawyer says that won't happen, but in a surprise move, said his client is willing to answer written questions from republicans house speaker nancy employ spl s to expect hearings to start this week tracie potts has more. >> reporter: the private depositions continue this week with nearly a dozen people called it is not clear if any of them will show up the wild card is john boerlton y adviser who said t

with love, california. >>police investigators are looking into drug overdoses as a possible potential a cause of some student deaths at usc this semester, 9 students have died so far this year. the deaths began a little more than 2 months ago and much students and administrators shaken and seeking answers. officials say 3 of the deaths were suicide the others. the causes of the others are not know or haven't been disclosed. >>a texas wal-mart where a mass shooting occurred in august has reopened about 50 shoppers lined up today to enter the renovated el paso store. they streamed past dozens of sheriff's deputies security guards and employees. have a guard there the day of the shooting but it has since hired off-duty officers to work at all of its area stores. the move comes amid ongoing lawsuits over stories safety. next to 5. >>meant to protect gig economy workers but not there everyone is on board. the group it actually got hurt their industry. >>and a growing crisis at a migrant camp across the border, h

student in california here's what she told a stream. growing up in california i've always been aware of wildland fires and the dangers they pose to humans and the landscape here in the state it's been heartbreaking to watch the number of large events that we've had this past week in the past few years and the advice that i can share is that everyone needs to be prepared are ready for wildfire that work is really great resource that helps citizens prepare for the event of a walk on fire get ready to go with tips for getting go back building and just always make sure that you pay attention to local 1st responders and news organizations so that you have that if you wait as soon as you need to know. thanks to christa and to our guests for this conversation of course it's those of you online thanks for joining us until next time we'll see online. rewind returns with. brand new updates on the best amount to seems to mention. the. green line continues with renditions inside libya's prison when the rebels came to tripoli they i'm told so she en

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california. >>snowstorms up in the mountains and heavy rain in la thunderstorms flooding roads and prompting evacuations. and today, authorities evacuated the santa monica pier and the beaches around greater los angeles because of lightning strikes and hail. >>raizy and snow is coming down in lake top. this video is from the mount rose ski resort which announced today it will be open for daily operations starting. this friday here looking at 7 inches of fresh powder there so far. >>this this must be good news is that what it means we're getting so my gosh if a patient yeah, unfortunately that most of the midst of us remember we had a few light showers late last night but we've got a promise a little more rain possibly coming our way is the pattern about shift gears but how about that one of the most whirling around in southern california wrapping around the rain and you get of the mountains sienna turns into some snow so i watch out to going down i watch out near the to have to be maybe some more

where our guest in the 2nd half is from it is going to it's a tale of 2 economic models over in california we know not only do we have forest fires going on all over the place huge fires thousands of people being evacuated from their homes but we see blackouts millions of people suffer and blackouts and p.g. and e. the multinational basically utility the giant utility company listed on the stock exchange they have declared bankruptcy to avoid all their obligations over you know over the last years disaster and it looks like we have a disaster again this year and people in california are not happy with the blackouts stop harassing p.g. and e. workers gavin newsome says they didn't create this mass amid reports of pacific gas and electric company workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. and e. utility trucks and they throw stuff at

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i am here as a neighbor of the 3333 california project. i'm in favor of over turning the planning commission's approval of the developers' plan as currently submitted. i speak in support of building 700 plus units on the site but with the strategy that is less didisruptive. there's been a pattern of impropriety with the proposal before you. the site would have caused modifications in the design. in addition, flexible retail was never discussed nor was it mentioned in the environmental impact report so neighbors had no ability to consider it and respond. the e.i.r., which was filed, did not analyze alternatives to the proposed project. several issues exist beyond by allowed time limit but i'd like to address just one. trees. mature, historical trees and green space simply cannot be replaced with new plantings and cement landscaping. eye recognize that the deliberations on this project have gone on for a long time. but the series of misssteps intentional or otherwise, provide compelling reasons to return this proposal back to planning. >> su

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the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. huffman. mr. huffman: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and include remarks extraneous material on the measure under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. huffman: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. huffman: h.r. 255 introduced by representative cook would authorize an equal value exchange between the u.s. forest service in san bernardino county. this exchange would enable the county to build a resource consequence tation and recovery

it's not going to be needed in california, though, in your view? very much away from natural gas. we have more pollution coming from natural gas pollutions from our buildings than the entire fleet. that's part of this shrinking as nor renewables come on. nine counties in california since may of this year adopted natural gas bans on new construction or electricification preferences. we expect as many as 50 cities to adopt similar policies in the next few months. >> reporter: citizens would need to embrace the policy. it may be easier to sway people to give up gas in their homes than change their cars. high electric vehicle costs make switching unaffordable to most californians. and one of our daily distractions, hunger for content, has seen traffic double by 2015. by 20255 billion online while on the move. datacenters set to drive electricity consumption worsewide worldwide. hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance i

co-hosted today's event at california state university of los angeles.y own abc 7 news reporter lianne melendez served as a panelist and asked bernie sanders about his medicare for all proposal. >> will this plan also include undocumented people? >> and the answer is, absolutely, of course. when we talk about medicare for all, a-l-l, it means all. >> california senator kamala harris and other candidates shared their vision for immigration reform. >> we need a president who's very clear that she will sign a bill as soon as it comes to her desk. >> there has to be a legislativings solution so they're not vulnerable to the whim of a president. >> the government would obey international law and understand asylum seekers have the right to seek asylum. >> i will immediately by executive order find a way to protect our dreamers and also to protect their parents. >> the candidates also faced questions about issues like california's affordable housing crisis. >>> two arkansas professors are in big trouble tonight accused of taking a cue from a top tv show and coo

student in california here's what she told the stream. growing up in california i've always been aware of wildland fires in the dangerously close to humans in the landscape here in this state it's been heartbreaking to watch the number of large events that we've had this past week in the past few years and the advice that i can share is that everyone needs to be prepared are ready for wildfire dot org is a really great resource that helps citizens prepare for the event of a lot of fun vire get ready to go with tips for getting go back building and just always make sure that you pay attention to local 1st responders and news organizations so that you evacuate as soon as you need to know. thanks to cresta and to our guests for this conversation of course on line thanks for joining us. on line. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gout you decide oh i disagree with that toy this sounds are blaming the public the country for the art and culture they mean everybody these people all well trained as much a part of a part of the isl

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>>the new normal for california.nanimous vote to launch the investigation came after various members of the public called for an end to the power shut-offs. >>recommend re send the psps basically we were sent back into the dark ages. we lost electricity, our cell phones could not get code red whatsoever cannot make a call out or text out. >>in response to the investigation. pg e says while we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term. it was the correct decision for safety. given the large scale historic weather events and in suing equipment damage that unfolded across our service area. in a separate action, the california public utilities commission has ruled pg nima show cause why it should not be sanctioned for failing to properly communicate with its customers coordinate with local governments and communicate with critical facilities and public safety partners during the recent shut offs the cpu see says that resulted in a risk to public safety. pg knee responds well, we recognize

it's always california. it's rarely somebody else or someplace else. >> the president also focused his rage on another california democrat, speaker of the house nancy pelosi and the district she represents, san francisco. >> nancy pelosi ought to go back to her district and take care of it because her district has become a mess. number one in the country for going down. all she thinks about is impeachment but she doesn't want to impeach. you know what wants to impeach? the people that run the party, the radical left. >> so far governor newsome and speaker pelosi have not responded to president trump's remarks. >>> in the east bay orinda police have made no arrests in a shooting that left five people dead. neighbors added flowers and other items to a memorial that's growing outside the mansion where violence erupted thursday night. people are also leaving tributes to the victims at a mountain in downtown orinda. detectives say about 100 people were inside the house for the party. airbnb has now banned renting

and we ask, is this california's new normal. and everyone has been asking today elizabeth warren has an answer. first up though, the president has his own plan to fight impeachment, a plan that could include a crackling fire and a transcript of his, quote, beautiful call with ukraine. ful. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've had mental health problems. the most common side effect is nausea. quit

the demand some northern california cities have for the utility.a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> new at 10:00, the once popular bay area restaurant chain chow has filed for bankruptcy. it reached $3.7 million with assets of $75,000. chow's troubles began last year when the inner sunset location shut down shortly followed by chow danville, chow oakland, and the original chow on church street which opened 22 years ago. chow in lafayette was the last to close in may. >>> the ceo of mcdonald's is out of a job for having a relationship with an employee. the company says steve easterbrook violated the company's policy that forbids relationships with direct or indirect subordinates. it spent heavily on store remodeling. mcdonald's said his departure has n

ramÓn: tan solo en california hay 200,000 personas beneficiarias de daca.rios de daca, el presidente donald trump es el mayor obstÁculo que tienen para seguir su camino dentro del marco legal en este paÍs. el fiscal general california se refiriÓ hoy al difÍcil camino que enfrentarÍan unos 800,000 soÑadores, a lo largo del paÍs, si fuera eliminado definitivamente daca. >> todos los que reciben daca se pusieron frente del gobierno federal y dieron datos personales. quiÉnes eran, dÓnde viven, quÉ hacen. el gobierno federal ahora tiene toda esa informaciÓn. marÍa: una beneficiaria de daca dijo que cuando decidiÓ solicitar el programa de acciÓn diferida, puso toda su confianza en el gobierno federal. ahora se siente traicionada. >> cuando me atrevÍ a someter la aplicaciÓn al gobierno federal, lo hice con miedo, pero con confianza de que se iba a respetar que si yo continuaba bajo el programa respetando las leyes, que yo iba a poder seguir renovando el permiso cada dos aÑos. fue una sorpresa que este presidente lo haya rescindido en 2017. marÍa: para muchos es el

>>i do see the continue growth in californias moving to las vegas.point it will probably be a plateau and it will be 5050. >>with sally reporting aside from californians lets people from arizona texas and miami. they're also apparently moving to nevada. weekend weather across the country creating havoc for post thanksgiving, travelers. we'll show you the hardest hit areas after the break. plus a simple gesture by a waitress turns into a surprise. she will never forget the heartwarming get from 2 strangers ahead and next at 6.30 state leaders are working to help small businesses recoup money. after last month's pga knee. we're shut offs the action. one man is taking after the break. then we have another major storm headed our way just putting it the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. thredwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to

in california. firefighters on the front lines of a fast-moving wildfire. homeowners now struggling with devastating news. >> reporter: do you feel betrayed by your insurance company? >> absolutely betrayed. >> ninan: also tonight, a jam-packed political weekend on the campaign trail. how president trump is rallying his base, while a democratic front-runner comes under fire in the battleground state of iowa. a 15-year-old arrested. a chicago teen accused of shooting a little girl on halloween. the new information we're learning tonight. dozens of boeing jets ground after cracks are found in planes. how one major airline is reassuring passengers tonight. and two hollywood stars on their fight to put more women in charge. >> like, am i going to get in trouble? am i going to lose the deal? am i going to lose the job? and i'm like, "screw it, screw it. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. tonight, firefighters are finally gaining ground on massive wildfires burning in california. more than half a dozen fires have burned mo

so, for california -- california has a large population of tps holders. i'm just wondering whatever happens with the courts or inaction or action of congress, is there a plan for the road to undocumented status? because there's families involved. like you said, it's multistatus families. for you, cecilia, i don't think aclu is litigating any of the cases -- >> we are, actually. they are doing one in southern california. >> what does the road look like? is there a path to the supreme court? one of the read outs was it was more likely that the supreme court will take it up if the government requests it, not the plaintiffs. if you could just talk about the landscape for that and ded in particular. also in the context of foreign policy because these are individual countries and we hear through the third country -- safe thirty country agreement, for example, el salvador, that was brought up, how does that play in the decision? can that be brought to a court? what happens in the court? there's a whole lot, i don't know, but if you could share. david when you br

en la escuela secundaria en santa clarita california.ta mÁs. las comunidades sigue consternada luego que el estudiante, en solo 16 segundos sacara un revolver de su mochila y abriera fuego contra varios de sus compaÑeros. esta maÑana la escuela estuvo

plus, california is, of course, falling apart.date on how their plan to decriminalize crime is making the state even harder to live. in that investigation straight ahead. to live. in that investigation straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: if you don't have kids in school, you might imagine that the worse trends in american education are pretty much confined to the most liberal cities. you know, in seattle math is racist. in new york city gifted and talented programs are oppressive. in berkeley, god knows what they are doing. the left has abandoned education in favor of naked political propaganda. you know that. but it's comforting to think it's not happening near you or your children. unfortunately that's not true. it is happening. probably right down the street from where you are now. an investigation by this show found a radical new curriculum in schools across the country from arizona to iowa. the program is called deep equity. it's produced by a for profit education company called core wynn which is based in california. corwin des

california, colorado, iowa, kansas, oklahoma y texas. la salmonelosis es una enfermedad bacteriana frecuente que afecta el aparato intestinal. en las entrevistas, las personas enfermas reportan haber comido diferentes tipos y marcas de carne molida compradas en diferentes lugares. el centro de prevenciÓn de enfermedades no aconseja que los consumidores dejen de comer carne molida bien cocida, o que los minoristas dejen de venderla. solo piden que se manipulen los alimentos con cuidado. cocinera bien para evitar intoxicaciones alimentarias. este brote es un recordatorio de que la carne de res cruda y mal cocida puede contener gÉrmenes, que pueden enfermarlo y contaminar las Áreas donde se preparan los alimentos. >> hay tres tipos de personas muy factibles a este tipo de epidemias. son los niÑos, porque el sistema inmunolÓgico es bajo. la gente de la tercera edad, porque el sistema inmunolÓgico es bajito, o la gente con enfermedades de deficiencia de defensas. galo: separa la carne cruda de otros alimentos, lÁvese las manos con agua y jabÓ