a formal apology for california's role in slavery.nor gavin newsom just signed assembly bill 3089 into law. in a statement, the governor explained what the apology bill signifies. the state of california accepts responsibility for the role we played in promoting, facilitating and permitting the institution of slavery as well as its enduring legacy of persistent racial disparities. building on decades of work, california is now taking another important step forward in recognizing the grave injustices of the past and making amends for the harms caused. but advocates for reparations say the law does not go far enough to atone for the state's legacy of racism. chris logsdon is the lead organizer for a reparations advocacy group called coalition for a just and equitable california. >> this apology is not reparations. what we need is actually reparations. >> logsdon says issuing an apology is insulting. >> it feels somewhat like a slap in the face for the governor to sign this apology bill. the day after he vetoed one of the bills, specific

mullin of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1486, the gentleman from california, mr. mullin, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. mullin: thank you, mr. chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mullin: my california congressional district sits on the san francisco peninsula. and it's home to a vibrant innovation economy that supports every sector of the american industry. the leading edge technologies being developed and improved in the bay area have the potential to keep the rest of california and our western states safe from the risks of wildfires. my amendment today seeks to ensure that we are using the best technologies available to understand wildfire risk. artificial intelligence with its potential to analyze large data sets and improved predictive models can and should play an important role in informing land management decisions. these data tools will be vit

living the california dream.common sense finds it interesting that in 2024 there is a new california dream. it's not a song, it's a bill that just passed the senate. it's also about living in sunny california. only it's for those living here illegally. it would give illegal immigrants home loans up to $150,000, interest-free. the people who already get sanctuary protection from law enforcement, freak health care, college tuition, food stamps and cell phone subsidies among many other things could now get a pile of california taxpayer cash. it's a funny coincidence that many legal residents are now unhappy because their children couldn't afford to buy a home in california and had to move to a different state. just 17% of legal california residents can qualify to buy a home here. so if common sense has the math correct it means 83% of residents are just hoping to make rent, hoping to someday scrape together a bunch of money to put a down payment on some california dreaming. let's bring in... welcome to both of you.

gracias por acompaÑarnos en "ediciÓn digital" california.stre en el condado wake, donde miles de personas han sido evacuadas, decenas de estructuras y vehÍculos destruidos debido a este fuego, familia latinas ahora estÁn damnificadas en bÚsqueda de respuestas. tÁmara amino se trasladÓ al condado para hablar con ellos. >> primero, ya mi hermano, luego mi esposa y ahora yo en la calle. >> no tenemos a dÓnde ir a vivir. >> todas las casas estÁn malas, dos carros estÁn quemados y mis dos mascotas que tenÍa tambiÉn se perdieron. tamara: si nada material y sin un gran dolor, asÍ quedaron estas familias, los niÑos no han podido ir ellos no han podido ir a la escuela. esto es lo que queda de la casa de marÍa y asÍ quedÓ la propiedad de rubÉn, que durante aÑos luchÓ para construirla poco a poco. cenizas y escombros, estas son parte de las ruinas que ha dejado este devastador incendio y si no se han registrado heridos ni pÉrdidas humanas, los damnificados buscan llenarse de valor para Ópera empezar. >> hay que echar para adelante no queda de otra, seg

, sino evitar que el resto del paÍs se transforme en california.os precios, la falta de vivienda y la crisis de desamparados. mÁs allÁ de donald trump y kamala harris, las tiendas cerradas en california se centran en los problemas reales de los votantes y en ofrecer soluciones locales en las tres cosas que mÁs le preocupan y le gustarÍa resolver. en estados unidos, la economÍa, migraciÓn y la educaciÓn. >> la economÍa, el respeto del paÍs ante el mundo entero. inmigraciÓn. >> problemas que comparten republicanos y demÓcratas. >> el reporte de julio vaquero. y algo interesante de estas contiendas cerradas es que pueden definir ese balance de poder en el congreso y se repiten en otros estados demÓcratas, como por ejemplo en nueva york. por quÉ se estÁn hundiendo las casas en rancho palos verdes, california? se puede detener este fenÓmeno o lo investigamos en nuestro segmento planeta tierra? y la leche del desayuno? la carne de la cena, los ladrillos de las casas en todo estÁn las manos trabajadoras de los latinos. hoy vemos el impacto de los inmigran

hubo unos incendios, la mÁs grandes en el estado de california.n negocio propio . de nosotros, de la familia. estar juntos todos los dÍas. entre familia . >> los que siguen son nuestros hijos, creÁndose juntos. mi hijo ha ayudado cuando tuvimos la cosecha el aÑo pasado para limpiar. y arreglar todo para tener la cosecha en el viÑedo. enseÑarles poco a poco para que puedan seguir la siguiente generaciÓn tambiÉn. >> gente que viene no cree que no piensan que son los dueÑos pero sÍ lo somos. todo el tiempo la vida la base perfecta. algo va a pasar. te vas a caer y te tienes que levantar. sacudirte vamos adelante. >> hay tiene la lecciÓn de esta familia, ser adelante queremos darles las gracias a la familia lÓpez por compartir su historia tambiÉn recordarle que maÑana tendremos la historia de tres hermanos hispanos que tambiÉn han luchado para lanzar su propia marca de vino en nombre de su padre que llevÓ los estados unidos como parte del programa. no se pierda esta serie especial con como nosotros maÑana las seis y a las 11:00 de la noche. vamos a un

but california congresswoman kathy wilmont says garis failed. immigration issues in both california andwashington. she was supposed to be in charge of protecting our border from the very beginning of the biden presidency, and i still don't know has she been there in 2024, california remains a heavily democratic state . the democratic party is expected to win the presidential vote there, as well as a vacant seat in the us senate. however, the state's greater influence may lie in how. california for voters in other states. yuriy melnyk, jinia dulot, voice of america, los angeles. antibodies have kicked off their culture vs. war tour of the united states. the goal is to keep the attention of americans on ukraine, as well as to collect at least a quarter of a million dollars to buy a boat. for the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine. only in philadelphia and new york, the musicians collected about 60 thousand dollars. funds are mainly collected at auctions. the most valuable lot is a russian reconnaissance uav orlan, which the musicians are going to sell i

he left california. i said, did anybody ever call you, a the company moved to texas, a lot of people moving to texas, great steak, excellent governor and lieutenant governor, and great people, they love entrepreneurs and the people that live there, they want to keep their taxes low, taxes are way too high here but i said to elon, you have a big company and you are moving it to texas from california, did anybody call you like the governor to trying get you to stay? no. did anybody write a letter, do anything to keep you this day, you have thousands of jobs. he said nobody ever called. there would be so may things you could do. this would be the easiest thing -- the easiest place to turn around. look at the weather, we are standing out here on the pacific ocean in the most beautiful weather. a lot of states don't have weather like this, they don't have pacific oceans. there are many things you could do. you start with lowering taxes and making it friendly. but think of it, elon musk, a great guy, brilliant

three major wildfires continue to burn right now in southern california. together they've displaced tens of thousands of people, burned dozens of homes and put a strain on the state's firefighting resources. the flames have burned a combined total of more than 110,000 acres. that's more than double the size of san francisco, the largest one burning in california is the bridge fire. it's now almost 52,000 acres. it started on sunday in the angeles national forest, spread from l.a. county to san bernardino county. 40 homes so far and cabins have been destroyed. smoke from the fire is also creating air quality concerns across southern california. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now. rob, the risk for active wildfires actually remains higher than average due to our record breaking summer temperatures. that's right. what do we know now versus like a year ago? big change. what we're seeing right now compared to a relatively quiet period last year. you can see the difference this year on the left. there versus last year. but what we have this year is actually c

now and making its way into southern california. that's it's going to likely bring them some rain overnight tonight. but in the meantime, it is really bringing some heavy thunderstorms. getting word now of some flood warnings in effect. again reports now a chp saying there's many 20 people that got trapped in their cars to some flooding. they've seen 2 to 4 inches of rain in that area. anwatches and warnings continuing to that area as we head through the evening hours here and up in the high country, cold enough that we're talking about snow. that's right. snow falling there as well. we've got winter weather advisories up in the high country to infect. expect to see as much as 2 to 5 inches of snow in the high country. so if you're traveling in that direction, be prepared, you're likely run into some snow as we head through the evening, then things begin to calm down and that snow is going to be melting quite rapidly in the days ahead. overall, though, you can see this area of low pressure swirling down to southern california, proba

the state of california turns 174 years young today on september 9th 18, 50 california was admitted into the union becoming america's 30st state. that was lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis who says there's a lot to celebrate. >> every year when we celebrate statehood for our state of california, it's this incredible reminder of how far we've you know, we were really established very quickly around the gold rush with the populations bottles. and today, california is the most populous state in the united states. >> could a like a serving as the state's acting governor because governor newsom is out of the state. the california state capitol museum volunteer association helped put on today's celebration. volunteers say that they look forward to organizing next year's 100 75th birthday celebration. so happy birthday, california. >> but oakland, animal services wants to make bad art for they want you to send in pictures of your pet so that one of the volunteers, can send you a deliberately horrible rendering of said pet. kind of funny for 50 bucks. can get an electronic, a portrait of your

y en california.rar su vivienda. >> si ya nos llegÓ un aviso de la aseguranza con el retiro de varias empresas que responsabilizan a los incendios. >> algunas de las aseguradoras que se quedan duplican sus tarifas. noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. muy buenas tardes. les saluda aranza loizaga en ausencia de julio vaqueiro y comenzamos con la huelga que en este dÍa del trabajo realizan miles de empleados de hoteles en todo el paÍs. ellos expresan su reclamo en marchas como estas alrededor de hoteles, en muchos casos de grandes cadenas internacionales. los trabajadores exigen aumentos salariales, mejores condiciones laborales y ya estÁn negociando con los directivos. la promesa ha coincidido con el Éxodo de viajeros de este fin de semana largo que estÁ llegando a su fin. francisco fajardo tiene la crÓnica. >> para ellos no hubo dÍa de descanso en pleno lunes de asueto por el dÍa del trabajo. estamos en la lucha 10.000 trabajadores de hoteles en al menos siete ciudades como san diego, san francisco,

, vote for me, california. i will give you safety. i will give you a great border and i will give you more water than almost anybody has. the farmers up north will use 100% of the land and not 1% of their land. the water will come all the way down to los angeles and you will have more water than you ever saw. and the smelt is not making it anyway. impact, they make and grow smelt because it dies all up and down the line and put staff artificially made. you know that. so you will have water in california at a level you have never seen before. the farmers are going to do great. those fields will be all green instead of 1% grain. more importantly, you will not have illegal immigrants pouring into your country and killing your family. you will not have the palms you have right now it. we will lower your taxes and bring the car industry back because your car industry is gone. we will bring it back to detroit at level she will never see again. we will bring it back to better than it was 30 years ago. but this group e

this is from california.e that voters could put a republican in power like they the did in the 199 90? not a prayer, not a prayer. this city has moved so far to the left, it's -- they're a bunch of communists. what have you got? lauren: i think it's possible. i'm not hopeful -- stuart too stuart in my lifetime? lauren: maybe. people are fed up. they really are. stuart: all right, this is from paul. you've discussed the lack of importance of celebrity endorsements in the election, but is there think celebrity whose opinion you do hold in high regard? you're first. lauren: no, i don't. i admire several celebrities, maybe their stance on certain issues, but overall on politics, an endorsement doesn't sway me whatsoever, and i think they should all stay out of it. stuart: i'd go with winston churchill and bobby charlton. she's a -- he's a fooling player, an absolute gentleman. he died a couple of years ago. he was a paragon of virtue, a great guy. lauren: i feel like that question was geared toward taylor swift o

it wasn't law, at least not in california. and so the head of, in our case, the california department of public health wrote into regulation the ability for this biobank to be created, for them to start storing these samples, and there's also a funding mechanism, right? the researchers then pay to get those samples, which self-funds this biobank. so it was created through regulation, not through law. it didn't go through the lawmaker process. they're now working on that, trying to sort of write this into law. at least that's my understanding of some of the amendments going into this latest bill. but yeah, it was created through regulation by the heads of these public health departments. - yeah, and as you mentioned, i mean, it's done so much good overall, right, from a public standpoint. even though you may not wanna share your dna, it's done tremendous, tremendous benefit. - right, and i think that is the concern from, i know that is the concern from the medical lobby. their concern is that parents knew the state was storing

if i ran with an honest vote counter in california, i would win california. but the votes are not counted. honestly, it's a very dishonest system that you have in california and that make it business friendly right now, it's business unfriendly. look, ellen musk is a friend of mine. he endorsed me. very powerful early. he endorses me every time he speaks. he really wants to see us win because knows we can do a great job and turn it around. he left california. i said to him, ellen, did anybody ever call you a big company? he moved to texas. a lot of people moving to texas. great state, excellent governor, an excellent lieutenant governor, great people. they love entrepreneurs. they love the people that live there. they want to keep their taxes low. taxes are way too high here. but said to ellen, so you have a big company and you're moving it to texas from california. did anybody call you like the governor to try and get you to stay? no. did anybody see you a letter do anything to try, keep you to stay? you have thousands of jobs. he said nobody ever called. th

, mostly because there's a super majority of democrats in california. all three targeted democrats represents counties where a recent yale climate poll found a majority of respondents think their local officials should do more to address climate change and while assemblyman tim grayson declined an interview, we caught up with senator hurtado at the capitol. >> i'm on the same page. i want to reduce carbon emissions. >> reporter: she represents kern county, california's largest oil region dependent on oil jobs. a closer look at hurtado, grayson, and rubio's donations show sure, they accepted big oil money, but it's a sliver of all their donations. so we did a deep dive into the cal matters digital democracy database analyzing every dollar donated and every vote cast by every lawmaker in california's capitol on every bill big oil took a position on and we found oil money doesn't necessarily translate to votes. on average, the democrats who accepted oil money this session still voted against big oil the majority of the time. however, most of those same dem

if you are a business trying to operate in california, especially a small business, california leadshe nation in many ways. california leads the nation in terms of having the worst business climate, routinely rated as having the most business-unfriendly set of regulations. california also for that reason leads the nation in business departures. california also leads the nation as being the number one judicial hell hole, that's the technical term that's used in rating california as having the most frivolous lawsuits of any state in the country. if you're a worker, california also leads the nation. for most of this year we've been number one out of the 50 states in unemployment. in the last few years, california has been number one out of the 50 states in wage stagnation. that is, worker wages have gone up less in california than in any other state. california is also number one when it comes to restrictions on worker freedom, being rated as having the most onerous and arbitrary restrictions on the right to earn a living, including most egregiously assembly bill 5, one of the most noto

i was unimpressed, he has too many issues in california.f three californians in or near poverty and the state. multibillion-dollar budget deficit, the highest taxes in the country, failing public schools, homeless crisis, crime crisis, housing prices as we talk about. the list goes on. hundreds of thousands of californians fled the state during covid so i don't know how you run on that record. his job approval ratings in the state even in the roof states se can make to be honest. >> where the redline is because under aliens free healthcare because of his watch, they now have free healthcare will. >> see how that goes in california. coming up raging cajun prosecution straight ahead. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show", biden clocking on the beach in delaware after touting his administration's job numbers even though august numbers slid. lucas tomlinson has the latest from the white house. >> good evening, president biden speaking in battleground michigan yesterday touting the new executive order prioritizing unions when it comes to u.

este es tu noticiero telemundo, california al mediodía.sin pasteurizar representa o no un riesgo para la salud? es lo que muchos se preguntan. hablaremos de este importante tema un poco más adelante para que siga con nosotros, pero vamos a dar inicio con información al sur del área de la bahía, en la ciudad de san josé. la municipalidad toma acción para desalojar un campamento de personas sin hogar cerca al aeropuerto libertad pedraza se encuentra en vivo desde san josé libertad. cuéntanos un poco más de lo que está ocurriendo. así es. lo que sabemos es que hace aproximadamente 2 semanas, la ciudad le notificó a las personas que residen en el parque columbus que debían desalojar. este es un campamento de personas sin hogar. hoy a las 07:00. era ese último plazo y así es como a esta hora es el panorama en esta intersección, ustedes pueden ver que la policía está presente al menos 3 patrullas y desde bien temprano en la mañana llegó personal de la ciudad a remover diferentes escombros que se encontraban en esta área, además de pertenencias d

es el lugar en donde se fundÓ esta ciudad, los Ángeles, california, y hoy los saludamos.io especial porque esta tarde se enfrentan brasil y ecuador rumbo al mundial. es un partido que usted podrÁ ver aquÍ por telemundo. comenzamos con las noticias con la masacre escolar en georgia. hoy el joven acusado de este tiroteo y su padre tuvieron su primera audiencia en la corte. el hijo estÁ acusado de matar a cuatro personas, de herir a nueve, el padre de facilitarle el arma con la que llevÓ a cabo este ataque. luis estrada tiene lo Último. >> el preliminary hearing fue la primera apariciÓn en corte de colt gray. >> el adolescente de 14 aÑos acusado de ejecutar el tiroteo en la preparatoria apalache, donde murieron dos estudiantes y dos adultos. >> are you, mr. colt gray? >> gray respondiÓ moviendo la cabeza con voz muy baja a las preguntas del juez. enfrenta cuatro cargos de asesinato agravado, un cargo por cada fallecido, pero el fiscal de distrito asegurÓ que no serÁn los Únicos. >> there will be additional charges on colt gray when he was taken into custody on wednesday. we

melissa o'donnell abc news, san bernardino county, california. >> southern california's fires have beeno intense they're making their own weather systems. meteorologists say the wildfires have created fire clouds that matured into thunderstorms. these nasa images show huge plumes of smoke billowing from the wildfires, filling the air with particulate pollution. all the smoke has just wreaked havoc on the air quality in parts of la and riverside counties, triggering warnings for people to stay indoors. so let's talk to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian talk about the science behind these fire clouds and the conditions that crews are facing today. spencer. yes, kristen. >> these are very interesting looking clouds. these pyrocumulus clouds or fire clouds as they're commonly called, are formed by these large wildfires as they generate huge amounts of smoke and of course, heat into the upper atmosphere. they rise rapidly from the base of the fire in these tall columns of smoke. that, of course, sort of cap out at the top with this cauliflower looking image. the heat is so inte

california saw the most bank closures between 2012 and 2020. the authors of this new study say as more americans do their banking online, there's less demand for in-person banking services. >> striking boeing workers are expected back at the negotiations today. this comes after they brought in a federal mediator to help the two sides reach a deal. more than 33,000 machinists and factory workers have been on strike since late last week, roughly 95% of those workers rejected boeing's latest contract offer. that included a 25% raise over four years. union members say they want at least 40% raises, and the return of a pension plan. >> think about it ten years of stagnant wages, ten years of compromised pension, ten years of health insurance and increases. >> and then enough is enough. that's what our members have said. it's time that you're in to get the earn. the respect and the dignity that they deserve. >> on monday, boeing announced plans to freeze hiring and reduce travel to save money during the strike. shortly after the walkout last week, bo

california congressman raul ruiz also had concerns.annot ruiz worried the house version no longer block social media companies from promoting dangerous content that contributes to depression eating disorders and substance use disorders. this is the very content that has already devastated so many families and claimed the lives of far too many kids. but florida congressman gus bill, a raucous argue the legislation still addresses content related to physical violence. my goal is for this bill to become law. bill rocca said the change is ultimately better guard. the legislation against future legal challenges. sadly, we know big tech will pour millions into their lawsuits to tear the law down in the courts. some fellow republicans remain concerned. the o decides that a design feature causes, quote, serious emotional distress, which is, by the way, a subjective definition that's subject to change. >> how does that not end up implicating content, moderation, but texas congressman dan crenshaw ultimately supported its advancement in washingt

and the wind is coming down here across northern california. got a lot happening on the maps here. as we get closer to that weekend. we're tracking tropical storm francene, which i'll get you the latest on here in just a little bit. but we also have this area of low pressure that brought some rainfall to the pacific northwest and some of that wind for the bay area. it continues to pull off to the north, away from us tomorrow. and we have hot high pressure to the south. so we're just stuck in between. and i think overall it's going to leave us with a nice day tomorrow and we'll start it off with some morning fog. let me get you details on that. plus a colder storm in my 7-day forecast. and here it is tomorrow morning on our thursday, we begin with some fog near the bay. also the coast and a decent chance of some of those low clouds down here for the south bay. not as much for the north bay. and then we see most of this clear back by 10:00 in the morning, except at the beaches. and we'll stay with that typical fog near our beaches, through the af

dijo que en california siempre es lo mismo con los precios de gasolina.o de energía del país, el mantener una velocidad constante puede ayudarle a ahorrar gasolina entre un 10 a 40%. para que tenga en cuenta este consejo a la hora de conducir en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo. bueno, a propósito del tema a nivel local en pantalla podemos ver el precio promedio de la gasolina en algunas zonas del área de la bahía. en el condado de santa clara, el galón de gasolina alcanza los 4,95 $ en alameda 5,01 $ en contra costa 5,03 $ y en el condado san mateo el precio más alto de 5,15 $. a dónde vamos a parar? pues eso te iba a decir yo, porque es la cruda realidad en california y específicamente en el área de la bahía, aumentan los precios de la gasolina, aumentan los precios del servicio de energía eléctrica, pues aumenta el precio de los huevos, aumenta el precio de la carne. y lo que están diciendo es que la inflación está bajando, verdad? pero la gente necesita que se siente aquí, verdad? y que llegue a california, porque al parecer en otros estados está

senator of california.i think a lot of people will be interested in that. i believe the late senator was a stanford alum. around the gallery, can you show us around some of the other pieces that you have for us? i can and i also have some wonderful pieces of jewelry here, too, which i feel like is drawing international interest more so than some of the american paintings. but this beautiful torsade necklace here, it's by tiffany and company. she wore it often. there are many pictures of the late senator wearing this beautiful tiffany necklace. i got to ask, give me some prices for the painting behind you. or that necklace. what do you think is going to go for? well, you know, the auction estimates are really guidance for bidders. we have seen immense interest. so we do expect the auction to exceed the estimates. but the painting behind me is 7 to $10,000. we always hope that a donor or an alum of stanford university might buy it and donate it back. so it will be hanging in the institution for everyone to en

also, california's ag goes after a hospital in northern california. the type of care he says it refused to give to a patient. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? have a survey up right now on my instagram. you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories. you see right here. directv buys rival uber launching safaris in south africa, or millions in refunds for those charged for free trial fer.of as he has been busy at work today just getting an update on something that may have impacted you that verizon outage. yeah, audrey, this cell phone outage affected more than 100,000 people. just verizon customers alone. and then based on all the people from places like t-mobile and at&t trying to get in touch with their friends on verizon, they thought they had outages to this focused on the internet use that we are so dependent on for work and social and payments and everything. and so really, it was a day where a lot of people had to reflect on just how depende

of overseeing the reparations process in california. the second bill would fund reparation related policies approved by the legislature and governor gardena democratic senator steven bradford, author both bills and wants to see them advance. they do not come up for a vote by the legislative deadline just before midnight on saturday. they'll be debt for the rest of the year. we're at the finish and i think we as a black caucus the descendants child slavery, we owe it to block california into black americans move this legislation forward and get to the governor's deaths. but the newsom administration want to brad for to make changes to trim the bill. >> into account state university related study of the reparations process. >> the newsom administration also called for bradford's bill to further look into who could be eligible for reparations payments for his part, bradford said he rejected both proposed amendments, noting the california reparations task force that met over the last 2 years already did with the newsom administration asked

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este es tu noticiero telemundo california. al mediodía.ersitarios indocumentados reciben una inesperada noticia. más adelante tendremos los detalles. iniciamos en san francisco. ahí la oficina del defensor público anunció hace tan solo pocas horas una victoria judicial que su oficina obtuvo a favor de un inmigrante centroamericano, quienes ellos aseguran vendía drogas de forma obligada por ser víctima del tráfico humano. andrés brender tiene más detalles. andrés la fiscalía dice que este tipo de casos se repite constantemente en esa ciudad y piden cambios. cuéntanos. ellos aseguran que algunos vendedores de droga de las calles de san francisco son personas humildes. son muchos, pues de países centroamericanos y que ellos, pues a ellos les prometieron los traficantes que cuando llegaran a estados unidos la vida iba a ser fácil y que iban a poder ganar dinero trabajando de manera honorable, pero que la realidad es otra, como la de este joven que mencionaste de 27 años de edad, originario de honduras. el defensor público pudo comprobar ante e

were many other assassins assigned by cartels in california, throughout california, that were responsible for those areas, unquote. and then he spoke to california sanctuary state law. he told of a reign of terror committed by an illegal migrant over a 24-hour period in his county. a murder, attempted murders, as well as shootings in three cities and an armed robbery in exiter. and here's the fine point of the matter. two days before this nightmare unfolded, this monster had been arrested and i.c.e. had requested a detainer so they could deport him. and as sheriff boudreau testified, again, his words, quote, due to california's sanctuary state law, the sheriff's office was legally prohibited from recognizing or honoring the detainer of this would-be murderer and we were further prohibited from notifying i.c.e. of his release from jail. unquote. this is the dystopian world the democrats have created in california with their sanctuary law, which was supported at the time by then-state attorney general kamala harris. as sheriff boudreau told us, quote, much of what i speak of in regard to ca

california's - on our website.te pollution. lots more coming up at the top of the hour on bbc news. hello. we have seen a lot of extreme rainfall over the last couple of days. woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday. but on monday, it was really 0xfordshire's turn to see some absolutely horrendous conditions, widespread flooding and some severe disruption. in south newington in 0xfordshire, we recorded about 98mm through the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of rain coming into the far north of scotland. that's a cold front that will be bringing some colder air with it, but these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off your tuesday morning. tuesday, still some dribs a

california was producing. i love this little factoid california producing so much. they built a there in the 1850s and so they began turning the gold into gold bricks. but there was so gold that it turned out that furnaces couldn't process at all. and so gold dust was literally being blown out of the smokestacks. so they had to go around to the roofs, about a hundred yard radius, sweep up the gold that have been blown out of the smokestack. i mean, that's a lot of gold, right? and a lot of gold. and it triggered, as you see on this map, a series other gold discoveries that most of them in the west, including, of course, all the way up to all the way up to australia. it triggered a fact a global series of global gold rushes everywhere from south africa to finland. what this did then was globally produces surge of wealth that was used, of course, in developing countries, moving them into these new technologies. but started here. it started here. so begin with this exactly coincident with acquiring the far west, the united states began to acquire the enormous amounts o

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i was unimpressed, he has too many issues in california.f three californians in or near poverty and the state. multibillion-dollar budget deficit, the highest taxes in the country, failing public schools, homeless crisis, crime crisis, housing prices as we talk about. the list goes on. hundreds of thousands of californians fled the state during covid so i don't know how you run on that record. his job approval ratings in the state even in the roof states se can make to be honest. >> where the redline is because under aliens free healthcare because of his watch, they now have free healthcare will. >> see how that goes in california. coming up raging cajun prosecution straight ahead. ♪ the earnhardt family has always trusted bass pro shops for all of their outdoor needs, and i continue to be a proud customer. i grew up shopping here, and now i love bringing my family here to gear up for all of our adventures together. and now, bass pro shops club members enjoy special savings and earn points toward free gear, which is rewarding when buying wh

california has a goal of creating 2.5 million units of housing by 2030. and the governor says it will take all communities, including those reluctant to build affordable housing to reach that goal. >> order achieve that, we've got to build housing and a much faster clip than we have over the course. the last many decades. the bills also penalize local governments that do not meet state requirements when it comes to creating housing communities could now face a fine of up to $50,000 per month until they are in compliance. and now we will enforce aggressive fines with the law that i will be signing today. enough is enough. on thursday. the governor also called on local governments to do more to clear homeless encampments. local government needs to do their job. they need to provide that support and that housing and they need to get people off the streets and sidewalks. people are dying on their watch. there is no compassion and allowing people to suffer dignity of living an encampment for years and years. finally, governor newsom says that in addition to th

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you know, california is not very liberal about this. now they're not as compassionate as people think about the steps the subject looks good and then for now i would think so, but the people are always people good or turn the room right. all depends on the day how it is going to look bad in kenner, across the world to attend. there isn't a dinner we're through so there is different factors that may affect our seniors. and most important is, is that the safety nets that existed, they be taken away. so it's very difficult. i know people that have retire with the kind of retirement checks that they're getting cannot keep up with a cause of rent. so now they living in their carts after working all their lights and, and yes they are. certain programs are available that was subsidized for some of the housing. but not everybody gets it. this is why people i sold these harden and they have no faith in the government because the government has stopped working for the people. the amount of people that are more discussed with politicians and polit

if i ran with an honest vote counter in california, i would win california. but the votes are not counted honestly, it's a very dishonest system that you have in california. and i'd make it it's in his friendly right now. it's business unfriendly. look, elon musk is a friend of mine. he endorsed me very powerfully the endorses me every time he speaks, he really wants to see us win because he knows we can do a great job and turn it around. he left california i said to him, ilan, did anybody have kahleah is big company he moved to texas. lot of people moving to texas great state excellent governor and excellent lieutenant governor. great people they love entrepreneurs, they loved the people that live there they want to keep their taxes low taxes away too high here. but i said to elon, so you have a big company and you're moving it to texas from california. did anybody call you like the governor to try and get you to stay no. >> did anybody see you write a letter, do anything to try and keep your to stay. you have thousands of jobs. he said nobody ever called th

it's this area on front street between california and sacramento. people to grab beers to go. so mayor london breed was here on kron 4 earlier this week. and she says that there was new legislation put in place that made possible and they're trying to revive the city's downtown. >> shouldn't be a problem for us to close off streets and allow for people to walk out of there, restaurants and their bars with drinks in their hands being celebratory between the raves between the nightlife and the the excitement that is really a big part of how san francisco becomes a well rounded city. >> 3 restaurants participating in to-go beer situation. this includes schroder's harrington's and royal exchange. there will be an axe throwing a vent and a pretzel toss. and this event is friday. tomorrow it goes from 2 until 10:00pm. next up, another round of viral tote bags. a trader joe's, how much some people paid to get their hands on these. hands on these. >> many resist reusable bags. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dr

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the gentlewoman from california is recognized. the the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i am so pleased and so proud to be on this floor today in recognition of vietnam-era veterans and the service to this country. as a matter of fact i have always felt very bad when i encountered vietnam-era veterans and i have always apologized to them for the fact that they were not received back to their country in a manner they should have been received. and receive the resource that is they deserve having served our country. so this is a very important bill that will honor the u.s. army dustoff crews of the vietnam war. collectively in recognition of the extraordinary heroism, their lifesaving actions in vietnam, and their direct contribution to the defense of the united states. and so i want to thank mr. kilmer and all the other persons and sponsors of this bill. and i ask my staff as we were sitting here where the dustoff crews, a special unit that we are honoring today, should we be looking at other vietnam-era veterans? it's a question that i'm raising as i make thi

and what california students will and will not be required to do.hua's law is named after a 12 year old student, yahusha robinson, who died after running in pe class in 170 degree weather. this happened last august near lake elsinore. the new law requires school districts to set up guidelines and safety standards to limit students activity outdoors. during extreme temperatures, it will no longer be up to a teacher's discretion to determine when it's too hot to do things like run a mile or play sports. now, along with some of the bills that were signed, the governor also rejected others, including a bill about regulating artificial intelligence. governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have required all ai companies to create safety procedures, protocols and reports and submit those to the state in a yearly basis. the governor said he vetoed the bill, fearing it would have stifled innovation and driven ai developers out of california. there are hundreds of other bills that the state legislature passed during this session that are sitting on the gover

california has a lot more. it is true because of the senators the small states get a little bump in the electoral college. you look at california versus wyoming, those numbers can look fairly large, but the reality is the big states still have a lot more power in the electoral college. host: so -- guest: so, yes. what this caller is leading to is the problem at the heart of the electoral college. that's that americans, when we show up to vote, we don't show up with equal power. case in point, every person in wyoming, for example, will vote for three electors. they may not see that on their ballot, but they will vote for three electors. every voter in california will vote for 54 electors. so, as an individual, that is how the distribution of electors goes. it doesn't matter how many people turn out. they still get, each voter, the same number of electors. there is the idea that the electoral college advantages the small states, but in fact it is hard to say who it advantages. each wyoming voter only gets 3 elect