especially in california. certainly for community college and certainly all student debt should be forgiven. lisa: thank you so much. congressman schiff. rep. schiff: this question is personal to me. i had to borrow at 9%, 12%, and 14% interest to pay for my education. for 10 years after i graduated from law school my loan payments were higher than my rent. i went into the law and i could afford to pay it back but so many people doing the work you all are doing cannot afford to pay it back. i do not want your career choices or my kids career choices to be dictated by student debt. i strongly support president biden's effort to forgive student debt. more importantly i do not want students becoming indebted to begin with. you should not have to mortgage your future to go to college. as barbara said, we need to make sure community colleges free. we also need to make sure we crackdown on scam for profit companies that are ripping people off. even the large reputable private universities are using their endowments

particularly that part of california and growing up in florida i never remember seeing a single californiaense plate in my life, i never met anybody who had moved from california to florida. fast forward 15 years later and i become governor and all of a sudden we see a year of california license plates in the state of florida. mind you, florida, before i got elected florida had always been viewed as a one point state, democratic and republican, from 2,010 through 18, the governor presidential races were all decided by one point. i understand one of my residents was here earlier saying he turned florida red. i warn you will just say ronald reagan made the point there is no limit to what you can do when you don't care who gets the credit. i just wish if he was the one that turned florida red that he wouldn't of torn georgia and arizona. that is not been good for us at all. but it had always been one point. when you see california license plates, a lot of my supporters thought they are going to vote like they vote in california and it's going to turn florida blue and we are not going to be ab

california demonstrates this. more ways california's regulators handicaps insurers is by prohibiting insurers and recent climate patterns into risk modeling. this is like prohibiting the donut maker of changing the price of its donuts. in contrast markets -- florida's market troubles were given by excessive litigation. for years florida had a dubious distinction of being home to 79% of the homeowner insurance litigation in the country despite having only 9% of the country homeowner insurance policies. what is the good news? the california senate held productive and bipartisan information hearings on climate models. in florida, comprehensive reform was signed into law. several new companies with fresh capitals have announced entering florida, one just yesterday. going forward, california's telling whims of change should continue. florida should maintain its resolve and put in of lawsuit amused in the rearview mirror. thank you for your consideration of my views. i look forward to your questions. sen. scott: mr. hel

people are leaving for the first time in the history of california, leaving the state of california,are the number one destination people are leaving the failed states are going to the free state of florida so we will be able to have those debates but the debate shot what state is governed better, florida or california, that has already been answered by people flooding at their feet. it is useful because california is a petri dish for american liberalism leftism and what biden is doing are things that california was doing years ago and what california is doing now is likely what a second biden term or kamala harris or god forbid newsom himself. that's what they would do so our country is in a state of decline, economic decline, cultural decline military decline. california model represents more americans decline. a model represents a way to reverse american decline and represents only have an american revival and that is ultimately the choice people are going to have to make. this is our time for choosing president reagan said in his day, his generation of americans around a few was

we just got a taste of southern california traffic.id an interview for the belmar show and i guess it's somewhere in hollywood. we drove from there to here and i don't know how many miles it was but it took about two hours to get here so we saw bumper-to-bumper and we were able to w do that which i know a lot of people in southern california but ihe also remember we got into town at the reagan library wednesday and my wife andgo i got into town in southen california on sunday night and went to an event at the vfw and that was my intro to california. i was born and raised in florida. i'd never spent time in california in any meaningful way. i was a naval officer and got orders to naval special warfare group and wrong in preparation for deploymentep to iraq. so i'm very green and i show up and check into the bachelor office corridors. first thing i looked for is the air conditioning. and they said there is no air conditioning just open your window. so i opened the window and there was no screen on the window. so you open it up and i'm li

, i was born and raised in california.pent time in any meaningful way and will unable officer and got orders to the jornada special warfare group in preparation for deployment to iraq. so i get to coronado and i'm very green and show up and check into the officers quarters and being a floridian promote the first thing i look forward to is the air conditioning. they said there is no air conditioning, just open your window, you don't need it so i opened the window and there was no screen on the window which is florida, we have loves. so you open it up and it's like man, i could get used to this, this is a nice part of the world so we did the training and i'll never forget after being in iraq, not the best place in the world in terms of a lot of things but being in that desert and landing north are island and getting off and having the freshness of the pacific ocean, i felt pleased to be an american and the next morning i'm running on the beach side doing all the stuff so i have fond memories of california but particularly th

senator from california. butler is the first openly gay person to represent california in the senate. butler will be the only black woman in the senate, is no stranger to politics though. butler recently led emily's list that works to elect candidates who support abortion rights. she has also served as advisers to hillary clinton and kamala harris. laphonza butler becoming next u.s. senator from the state of california. let's go back live to the u.s. capitol. the house is taking steps in ousting kevin mccarthy. next will be the actual straight to vacate. that motion to vacate was introduced by matt gaetz. this is after speaker mccarthy introduced continuing resolution to keep the government from a shut down. we are told democratic leaders told members to vote yes to vacate mccarthy. in a speech on the house floor gaetz accused mccarthy of making a deal. mccarthy said there was no deal. when asked about the motion on his way to the chamber he said he was feeling fine. we will monitor this and bring you the lat

¿quÉ significa todo esto para california? conversaron con el congresista correa. los temas que estÁn acaparando y esto del muro en la frontera se va a comenzar o por lo menos se inician las etapas de anÁlisis para construir un muro en la frontera? me da tristeza porque para mÍ tenemos 25 aÑos o mÁs construyendo muros. gente en el sur de esta gran naciÓn tienen hambre, el tema de refugiados es mundial y lo que debemos hacer es como quitarle al hambre a nuestros vecinos, crecimiento econÓmico y darles la oportunidad, sabemos que 80% de las mujeres que se vienen de refugiadas cuando llega a la frontera son violadas, molestadas sexualmente, estas personas siguen adelante con tanto riesgo para ir a los estados unidos porque tienen hambre. >> estamos con personas que estÁn llegando mÚltiples naciones a la frontera sur y sabemos que la administraciÓn iniciÓ la construcciÓn de un muro que no se construyÓ y no se terminÓ, las personas se lo brincan a diario y no hay ninguna manera de tener este flujo y por lo menos entrar a un gasto extraordinario cuando el paÍs estÁ en un

it was time for the leadership of california to articulate that mexico is california's number one most important foreign partner. and we say it all the time. so with that, happy mexican national day. it is so wonderful to be with you with all of you and viva mexico. viva. >> viva! >> before olga comes back, i forgot what the whole reason why i came up here, to do my job as mayor. i got too excited in the moment. so before the consul general speaks and olga comes back up again, thank you so much olga miranda, she is the labor leader for the janitors of san francisco. and let me tell you, it's it's not just folks of mexican dissent, there are folks of diversity and she is leading the union and making sure that she is taking care of the places especially downtown san francisco. so thank you again. olga. i also want to acknowledge, you know, i think our lieutenant-governor forgot about the flights that go in and out of mexico. it is the number one tourist destinations for people from california but what most people may not know, is that california is a tourist destination for mexican touri

the second mission in california. however, as i mentioned before, it doesn't stay the following year. they move it to a new site in the carmel valley about five miles away. they claimed it was due to better soil and water, but it seems it was really two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidio that was being built in monterey was really close to the mission. and despite their claims that they want to be in conversation with other and working together, sarah really wanted to distance himself a little bit away from the military. couple of reasons why. one, he doesn't want the military interfering what he's doing. he doesn't want to feel like they're secular oversight. but two and will establish this for the two. the soldiers were notorious for their abuse of indigenous people, particularly the women. so this is causing more friction between the indigenous population and the missions. you don't want to people want to convert to your faith. if people in the same faith are sexua

the second mission in california. however, as i mentioned before, it doesn't stay the following year. they move it to a new site in the carmel valley about five miles away. they claimed it was due to better soil and water, but it seems it was really two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidio that was being built in monterey was really close to the mission. and despite their claims that they want to be in conversation with other and working together, sarah really wanted to distance himself a little bit away from the military. couple of reasons why. one, he doesn't want the military interfering what he's doing. he doesn't want to feel like they're secular oversight. but two and will establish this for the two. the soldiers were notorious for their abuse of indigenous people, particularly the women. so this is causing more friction between the indigenous population and the missions. you don't want to people want to convert to your faith. if people in the same faith are sexua

california is the california fair plan has been 100% increase in policies over the last five years. reportedly offering coverage to 300,000 policies at the end of last year. it is not only homeowners hit by rising cost. the national multifamily housing council reports similar issues for multifamily sector, higher rates and deductibles, coverage limitations and in some cases mobile private market insurance coverage option at all. because each policy is a contract between the property owner and the insurance, it is hard to know when they have stopped writing coverage. in apartment owners tell us they are seeing a clear trend. they will only bear the burden as higher cost is passed on to them in the form of even higher rents. owners have already too small supply of affordable apartment serving the lowest income renters may be increasingly left with impossible choices. today's witnesses understand the unique challenges facing homeowners and property managers from columbus, the capital of my home state of ohio is seeing a problem of rising insurance costs firsthand across the many state

in california. think the most beautiful part about it is that this was an innovation that was created in the barrios of chicanos and now we see how globalized this culture, this lifestyle, has become from california all the way to japan. last year, cortez created the 408 art lowrider rider workshop for teens as a creative ambassador for the city of san jose, cortez has also written a children's book, the abcs of lowrider, which explains the history, technology and important people in lowrider culture. this is sunny madrid, founder of lowrider magazine in 1977. he's from san jose, went after that, he started the magazine. and it's all about style, all about attitude and kind of being a representation of yourself as a manifestation through a vehicle for cortez and the united lowrider council of san jose also believed lowriding is often judged unfairly. they say most lowriders follow traffic laws and simply want to show off their customized cars. after san jose lifted its 30 year cruising ban, the coun

it must be listed on the california register being eligible for the california register.does not afford the same protections for this particular finding. even if a property is an article 10 or 11 property. if it isn't listed on the california register, there aren't those same protections under these findings . and then also, like many of you are familiar with what the department determines to be kind of a category a building in terms of historic preservation and that can include article ten, article 11. it can also include national or state register, but they can also include buildings that are of a particular age. and so just to kind of reiterate, the only kind of projects that we're looking at here are those that are listed on the california register. for so the language also states that there cannot be a specific adverse impact. and so this would occur where there is no feasible method to satisfactorily mitigate or avoid the specific adverse impact without rendering the development unaffordable to low income or moderate income households. and so an example of like an a

the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. pursuant to clause >> that was the scene earlier in the house and update the house speaker election. representative jordaha lost the republican cfence vote. members are now trying to fure out what comes next earlier today the house failed for the third time following the ouster of kevin mccarthy. to win the speakership, he could only lose four. in the second round of voting, 22 republicans opposed. in its first round it was 20. a number of republican representatives spoke with reporters after that vote. >> eight of us voted to remove kevin mccarthy, encouraging our colleagues to vote for jim jordan for

he's the senior california politics reporter from politico. jeremy, thanks for being here. >> thanks so much for having me. >> glad to have you with us on this friday. let's start with governor gavin newsom's trip overseas as we just got some new photos of newsom in israel ahead of his scheduled trip to china. you can see the governor will show you the photos in just a minute with survivors of the hamas attack at a hospital in tel aviv. what was the purpose of the governor stopping at israel after president biden was just there earlier this week? the governor characterized it as a show of solidary with victims of the attack meeting with at least one person who had roots in california. >> he also his office tells us, made time to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so this is really becoming something of a whirlwind global tour for the governor as he makes this pit stop on his way to the long planned trip to china to talk up california's climate agenda. >> we also got a statement from the governor's office that i'm sure you also receiv

and i know that you also spoke to the california truckers while you were in california and, you know,t on the picket lines for about two minutes with the united autoworkers. it seems to me that joe biden talking to the united autoworkers is very much against his number one agenda. his agenda is about the climate change agenda, and it takes fewer workers to make an electric vehicle than it does a gas guzzler. and so him going to the picket lines right there is sort of, you know, in spite of his agenda, what did you make of that, and what did you hear from the truckers? >> so they are going to really hurt the whole automobile industry. it is going to hurt jobs, forcing evs. a lot of people don't want evs, a lot of americans can't afford evs. it will make our country more dependent on communist china which we definitely don't need to be doing. what they're doing in california, newsom and biden have partnered up, they are requiring these big rigs -- maria: yeah. >> -- to be electric. and so we're at the port of long beach, this is very important to be able to move product for the entire c

honorable mike garcia of state of california has received one. honorable miller of michigan received one. honorable john boehner of the state of ohio has received one. the honorable kay graining aer of the state of texas has received one. the honorable bruce westerman of the state of arkansas. has received one. a speaker has not been elected. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the the chair declares the house

dianne feinstein was an icon of california. she of the an american patriot a giant of the national, and a dear friend to doug and me. she of the also a subsequent of history and a generous artist. many of us are collectors of her work and a passionate leader simply put she was a force. to many of you sheriff's station supervisor, mayor, senator, and then chairman. she was american red cross around the world as a leader. a standard-bearer of america. and 6 american values. yet, of course, katherine and eileen held the most important titles of all mother and grandmother to katherine and rick and the entire family doug and my prayers are with you and i don't have to tlurl (planes flying overhead). >> that is not easy it is not easy when a loved one lives a life of the public service especially a person has hard working and self also and dianne feinstein. so to you the family we thank you. for all the sacrifices you have knownly and unknowingly made over the years to help her serve and on behalf of the people of the united states w

she clearly was not performing at 100% are representing california at 100%. end of her life, there were these daily stories of confusion, inability to navigate the process and system without extensive help from her aides. i think it was humiliating. it was a very public display of the risks -- you have so many senators, so many congressmen, so many political officials who are very, very elderly. the way the senate works, it privileges seniority so there is no incentive to retire. we should have a national conversation about this. i think dianne feinstein's last couple of years in office should trigger that conversation. amy: sasha abramsky is the west coast correspondent for the nation. he's the author of several books, his forthcoming one is on the trump-era. when we come back, october is national domestic violence awareness and prevention month. we will look at the remarkable story of a domestic violence survivor tracy mccarter, a nurse and grandmother jailed after her husband died of a stab wound when she defended herself during an altercation. her impriso

homeowners insurance and premiums in south dakota are equivalent to california even though california's risk and building and repair costs are higher. california's insurance market troubles go back to proposition 103 in 1988. proposition 103 made california the only state to introduce public interveners who can challenge rate increases above 7%. this requires the regulator to address and ensure rates within 60 days but the reality is that the 60 day rule must be waived before action is taken by the regulator resulting in delays of a year or more. this straight jacketing prevents insurers from charging rates. the result is close to 20 insurers pausing the business world not renewing policies. proposition 103 as a form of price control. the academic literature finds that price control does not work in california demonstrates this california regulator handicaps insurers by prohibiting insurers from factoring reinsurance costs and recent climate patterns into risk modeling. this is like preventing a doughnut maker to change the price of its donuts irrespective of flour and sugar costs. in c

the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. >> monday, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, "books that shaped america." we'll feature mark twain's novel adventures of huckleberry finn. the book has sold more than 0 million copies worldwide and had a profound impact on american literature. the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books feeched. o our next segment. laurin-whitney gottbrath joins us, world editor from axios. and joyce karam is the senior editor for al-monitor. welcome to both of you.

leÓn: ¿quÉ ha dicho el gobierno de california?te dictamen del juez. cabe aclarar que la prohibiciÓn hoy en dÍa continÚa vigente mientras se resuelve o se va a otra instancia, es decir, a una corte superior. obviamente este caso darÁ mucho de quÉ hablar. maity: el siguiente es un nuevo video del momento en que un auto se estrellÓ contra el consulado chino en san francisco el pasado 9 de octubre. la cÁmara corporal de la policÍa muestra a un gente corriendo a travÉs de las puertas de cristal rotas. los guardias de seguridad habÍan utilizado spray de pimienta contra el conductor. el sospechoso muriÓ en el hospital. leÓn:no se perdÓn cÓmo un hombre que era perseguido por la policÍa en florida terminÓ estrellando su auto y saltando rÁpidamente por una ventanilla para evitar su captura. su velocidad no fue suficiente para escalar un muro y un perro policÍa se encargÓ de atraparlo. el hombre era perseguido por conducir de manera errÁtica y estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol. maity: preste mucha atenciÓn a los avances tecnolÓgicos. el

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southern california. not a bad place to find about 73 degrees downtown los angeles. 71 in san diego in about 75 degrees in pasadena. i think driving up the sierra nevada. you're looking good. we're talking about some cool temperatures and you get up there. check out the snow capped mountains numbers in the 50's there about 60 degrees in lake tahoe. but if you do plan on sticking around, well, the winds are going to be kicking up over the weekend. watch for some gusty winds, especially we head in towards saturday and sunday going to be very blustery over the mountain tops their blustery here as well. fire danger is going to be elevated. that split forecast. guys, back to you. lauren, thank you. family members of hostages held by hamas visited capitol hill today to speak with lawmakers, washington correspondent justin or reports on what they want from congress. >> these relatives still have very few details about their loved ones. but they hope these conversations can at least help spread awareness about th