ballot cooperate so take for instance california california will look very similar and in the presidential race and it is very narrow and will get a lot more than we can understand. figure out how to get there electoral votes of understanding that ♪ ♪ function is the biggest being able. a couple of days largely because it's convenient. envelope the margins help. the analogy. the balancer counted another article 202,748,000. and just walk through what is going on in pennsylvania. sending mail in ballots and talk incorrectly. >> it probably won't affect that many but when balance commended they have to be significant envelope. it is need to actually be the. what election officials and would do is lay the ballot and whether or not they out of the. if they don't have it, they reach out to those voters and say if you want to come that ballot will now they have dignity good supreme court. it is highly unlikely that. on line of and state out of his and involved in this. do not not as swing state and they are general provides. election violates federal law. >> first, there is very well known for t

california, in the bay area just move elsewhere. what's your response? >> it's not just california. if you are born in californiand you want to live in california they should be able to stay in california. the california rent control needs to be fixed. not everybody can live somewhere else and uproot themselves and their families. as a matter of fact, if we continue to do that what happens to the young generation in california right now. it has to be fixed and this is what it needs. >> you represent nurses which we obviously need an hour state. i know a lot of teachers also in that same circumstance trying hard to afford their rent. i really appreciate your perspective on that. thank you for joining us this afternoon. of course we reached out to the no campaign . they give us a statement that affordable housing advocates , economists and housing leaders oppose prop 33. they say it would be harder to create new housing. they cite the endorsement of the san francisco chronicle saying it would almost certainly make the housing crisis worse. they wrote, prop 33 is not reasonable and risks throwing away the most effe

california, for example, has signed on were the compact to go into effect even though the democratic candidate for president in some future election were to win the state of california, californiald nevertheless wind up having to appoint republican electors if the republican candidate wins the national popular vote, or vice versa. so as of right now, not enough states have entered into the compact for it to take legal effect. the argument is that this is a way of effectively having a national popular vote without having to actually go through the amendment process to abolish the electoral college. do you think moving to a popular vote would be a good idea? i mean, there are definitely arguments to be made on both sides. i think one of the advantages of the electoral college is that if there's a crisis, if there's a dispute, if there's litigation in a particular state, it is confined to that state. right. and as we saw even in the 2020 election, right. even the disputes over finding additional votes were limited to particular jurisdictions. but does committing it to a particular jurisdiction allow politics and political pressure to weigh very heavily? it's certainly possible. th

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california is going blue right? >> that's usually how it happens >> i'm no bill hammer. i don't know the math but i'm going to call blue for california -- california for kamala. i'm calling california for kamala. you heard it here first america. >> i'm going to call arizona no i won't. >> please do. >> all right tyrus. >> first of all we have to be thankful we have the electoral college because they are trying to overload the popular vote. the other side of it is need to be paying attention and the reason why it's so important to them because they like to bust everybody in to vote the way they want them to and nothing slows that process down like having to get everybody vetted. it's like a tyrus, get ready to come on down and ready to vote. i black republican. hello. they only want a certain thing. whatever one should be afraid of is they are trying to make it as easy as possible to vote everywhere so they think they have enough numbers of uninformed people that will follow and they have always said it's us minorities. the problem is minorities are paying attention now. this is the whole purpose of why president trump was in the first time. he mad

faces pushback from the business community, including the california grocers association, the california restaurant association, and the california chamber of commerce. >> the underlying question should be why are our costs so high in california? >> california chamber of commerce ceo jennifer barrera says it doesn't address the root cause of inflation. she's concerned that proposition 32 is a one size fits all approach that could force businesses to choose between further raising costs for consumers and laying off employees. >> it doesn't treat an employer who has a larger profit margin, as they claim, any different than it treats somebody who has a very razor thin profit margin. >> the proposition wouldn't apply to independent contractors or self-employed workers. and since some cities already have higher minimum wages, it wouldn't impact them. there's also a carve out for fast food workers who have their own $20 minimum wage. >> thousands and thousands of workers locally will benefit from proposition 32 passing, but millions of californians will also do so. >> if it passes in november, wages will go up to $17 an hour right away

california.— today in california. please, go ahead. today in california. please, go ahead- if— today in california. please, go ahead. ifornia. please, go ahead. if she is so _ today in california. please, go ahead. if she is so mentally i ahead. if she is so mentally impaired, how was it she whipped his tail in the debate? a lot of people watching that debate of course gave the win to kamala harris. i wanted to bring up this campaign stop in california, coachella, one of the blue estates in the country, donald trump speaking there today, zero chance of winning california. he also has a planned event in madison square garden in new york, another traditionally blue state. what is behind the strategy by donald trump taking the time and using resources to show up in places harris is very likely to win? i show up in places harris is very likely to win?- very likely to win? i am reminded _ very likely to win? i am reminded of _ very likely to win? i am reminded of the - very likely to win? i am | reminded of the famous very likely to win? i am - reminded of the famous trial when clarence darrow the great lawyer is said to

california or new york look at the election map, the blue in california, san francisco and los angeles. further in the did gets pink or red. and what that suggests is pockets. republicans have support, and there are several election cycles, those are the areas they have to hold. and they hold the majority. paul: some could be held by, in working-class hispanic voters, and californiand elsewhere. >> and they put those texas border in play, and they are also seeing some places where there's a couple big pickup opportunities. the democrats sort of became the democratic representative after alaska, and they are getting it right. and that the republican district, and they are spread across the country. and whether democrats can successfully use abortion. paul: still ahead, he wanted unions to get more power and he got it. our panel looks at president biden's big labor legacy. from the gulf coast to new england for three days. b feelst - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcía's, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized, -hey, john reese, jr. -how's your father doing? to help r

california california. >> it was in january or in january of next year. newsom plans to release the state's first-ever economic development plan tailor made for each of california's 13 economic regions. republican officials, though, say that after hearing the governor speak, they believe newsom is out of touch. >> people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, you know, they for the everyday california. you also look at says it spiraled out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we have the highest rates of poverty. >> well, the governor says to expect more announcements about the state's economic development initiatives next year. >> the san jose earthquakes recently teamed over the league of women voters to help people register to vote ahead of election day next month. the move was active during the quakes. homefront finale, paypal park and even the quakes goalkeeper in alamo. native jt marson koski got involved. take a look. >> every vote count. that's helping. people to registe

california right there. california is remaining equal chances. okay, that's what i was wondering. i'm like, there are no colors over california. does the outlook show specifically what's in store for the bay are? possibly. you know, that is a great question because when it comes to northern california, we sit in this unique position when it comes to storm systems as we transition to la nina pattern. if you notice a lot of the emphasis on the storms are focused more to the north. so oregon gets a lot of that rain. so position wise, we're right in the middle of that. so i did ask brian from the national weather service bay area office here locally about what this specifically means for the winter outlook here in the bay area. for audrey, this coming winter, we really are kind of on that side of we just don't quite know the el nino southern oscillation is leaning towards a la nina type pattern, which typically means that the pacific northwest is wetter and cooler, and the southwest is drier. so we fall into more of that kind of southwest type vibe. when it comes to la nina. but la nina is so weak that the models are really struggl

california had voted for beau canon in 1856, and then moved to lincoln in 1860. but it's a very -- it's a very tight election. lincoln only wins california by a little more than 700 votes. and california is going to continue to be a little bit of an issue for him because it is a very divided state. lincoln also only wins illinois by about 12,000 votes. he loses his home county. he is a little nervous about illinois. so there are sort of shifts in the electorate that are a little bit nerve wrecking for him. one thing to also know about the way that politics works in this period is that you have to remember that people are moving all of the time. there's a lot of movement in the country in this period particularly in the north so the electorate is always changing from city to city space to space. and so there's always going to be some jostling of numbers. california i think is a real surprise to a lot off people. but the fact that it's so tight indicates of what'ss going on there. >>go the first tuesday after the first monday in november was election day. and is election day, but in 1860 was that the only day that you can show up to the polls and how long did it take to get results? >>

people now living california california. >> well, the 2025 plan for the governor is apparently to release the state's first ever economic development plan tailor made for each of california's 13 economic regions. so it'll be interesting to see republican officials, though, say that after hearing what the governor had to say, they think he's out of touch. >> people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, see that they for the everyday california. also look at says it spiraled out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california have the highest rates of poverty. >> well, the governor says to expect more announcements about the state's economic development initiatives next year. >> all right. coming up on the rafah morning, news student enrollment california state. the university's will tell you just how much >> for your health this morning, it was announced yesterday by amazon that they'll plan to expand same day delivery of prescription drugs. amazon pharmacy will add 20 more cities next year after lau

california chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >> both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industries, hurting the very people proper. 32 intended to help increase in minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or >> of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage may not seem like a lot, but over thousands of employees that adds up to be quite a bit. >> and this is just one of 10 statewide measure set to appear on your ballot. this election reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now. this is the evening commute along the san mateo bridge. looks nice out there, but maybe and maybe a tease for something different. the forecast. yeah. so let's go to the big tease over there, laura. would that be nice to get a little rain going get things going look like much? we're going to very weak system kind of limping into the bay area and bringing with some clouds, some cooler weather. and yes, a slight chance of a couple light showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge outside. right now, you're looking toward sfo. patchy fog out along the coastline. otherwise not bad doppler radar so far. so good. looking high and dry across the state. but just off the coastline. yeah, we've got a storm system looming out there. there it is just kind of winding up out there in the middle of pacific and rolling in our direction would be nice to see a first significant storm system rolling in the bear. i don't think this will be that one, but there's a slight chance we could see some raindrops least late on friday night early on the saturday morning. some pretty to think about special on the coastline and in the north bay air quality. been suffering a little hazy out there right now across much of the bay area. lot of yellow there on the center's. i think as we head toward tomorrow, you see those winds kind of wrapping up a bit. some southerly winds kicking up out ahead of that frontal system. we've got clear out your skies very nicely. we've got green across the board from the north bay, the coast, the east bay and the south bay are all looking good as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. next few days here goes, we've got a nice day tomorrow. some fog, some sun. and then we've got a chance of a couple light showers specially friday night and into saturday morning that chance rolling into the bay area not going to be much but maybe that's something to begin with. they will get some more as we head in toward next week. guys, back to you. all right, lauren, thanks. a lot the sharks are back on the ice. it's opening night at the tank where the shots are hosting the st. louis after several dismal seasons. the team has some pretty high expectations this season. >> with a revamped roster headed by their 2 number one draft picks. our ben ross is in san jose has some details on all the excitement surrounding the team this season. they then. >> hey, guys. yeah, we're still almost 2 hours away from puck drop. you can see here at the sapd cent of the fans are out there having a good time. it's going to be a sellout tonight. a lot of excitement in the air after a disappointing season last year. but you talked about those 2 youngsters, macklin celebrini just 18 years old. will smith 19. and these are a couple of players who are, you know, they're going to contend for the rookie of the year award. the calder trophy most likely this year. yeah. as for celebrini, there's so much hype with him. the number one overall pick in the draft this season, the kit out of boston university won the hobey baker award at the age of 17. that's given to the best college hockey player in the country scored 32 goals in just 38 games and he was the consensus number one draft pick. he's also got ties to the bay area. as we've talked about his dad, rick celebrini, the golden state warriors. vice president, a player, health and performance. so he's familiar with the area he played on the junior sharks. and tonight he finally gets to make his nhl debut in teal. take a listen. >> all in all training tell it is. it's only a great veteran. last 2 and half the young learned. i'm sure that there many questions that the era followed by the success like the turks this respect respect in the national hockey league back. >> as part of the biggest thing and how do we do that is we were hard play against each and every night whether we win or lose a hockey game, whether we're in our building where it somewhere else. >> you know, teams, i want to play >> yeah. as a new head coach is well, ryan worse off ski. you hear about him talking about respect last year. just 47 points for the sharks. the fewest in the nhl. it was their worst season in 28 years. that's 2 years before patrick marleau made his debut. but again, there's a lot of excitement now because that season allowed the sharks to get the number one overall draft macklin celebrini. we've seen it work for other franchises. connor mcdavid with the oilers obviously going back a little farther guys like alex ovechkin, sidney crosby will see of celebrating can have the same type of impact on the sharks. it all begins tonight against the blues. the puck drops at 7.30 for now. we'll send it back to the studio reporting live at the sapd center in san jose. ben ross kron 4 sports. alright band looks turning to the youth well, the newest wnba team just announced their new head coach. >> my name is now in gaza and on the head coach of the golden state valkries. >> and there you have it, boundaries introducing their new head coach natalie say she coached a decade in the nba with the los angeles clippers and 3 years with the wnba is las vegas aces. and they've had some success. valkyrie general manager says she's excited because say is taking over the reins. >> t >> wants this position. she deserves this position and she's the ultimate team player bay area. fans can expect hard work, grit, a person who takes a lot of pride in our work. only focuses on the things that matters to them. and that is basketball. and that's winning. >> cassidy said being named head coach is a lifelong dream come true. she's aiming to bring home a championship for the fans and the organization because saints first official day with the team will be on october, 21st we're looking forward to that. coming up after the break. it's less than a month to go before election day. and a new poll shows just how close the presidential race. >> really is. >> city's been accused of being a hellscape stuck in a duelo. all right. fair enough. there are problems, but we're going to show you another side. the chance to meet the people who make up this place because after all, this is our city first, we're going to go to chinatown to meet up with the next gen tv chef of them. former san francisco mayor who walks the streets of san francisco even still. >> i feel like god, san francisco can get painted on his way because it's one of them at cities in the world. i am happy thing. and one to that i like to think of how some thinking as being an anchor for trying to tout these are for san francisco, not only local people come here, but we service. >> a lot of people from all over the world. sometimes i also think of it as trying to be ambassadors for the city that generates. >> in front of us and the that's not everything you need true. some people come and see it for themselves and we would love to be the ones to be able to tell them firsthand. feel like my childhood. feels like. >> the >> city is just. it's a dream. >> i fell in love instantly. was more fabulous than 2 embrace the city. what was really incredible is. >> the city embraced to fine. >> but the city has never been for the light of heart. the city has never been for people are not interested challengers. you really must deal with the drug culture, homeless issue. whole business apartment. amount carbon that's out there. and one time the city some days, you can even get down the street. it was so many people. the pandemic came along and suddenly we remote. that's a problem. and we need to address it. it's a city blast. wealth problems that can be assault and people who have too. and that there is something terribly wrong with the city. i would be happy to assist them. and finding new location. and leave the city. those of we love it and appreciated. >> all this week during our newscast will be telling stories from the people who make up this place tomorrow and international chef who calls the city home and the night life gadfly, who takes us along. this is our city on kron 4. and if you miss any of our stories, you can find them at kron 4 dot com. see you there. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now are taking a look at san francisco international airport. has some fog is rolling over the hills there and south city. nice evening out there. >> lawrence is here to tell us how nice. yeah, and what it's going to be like. >> tomorrow. yeah, guys, we may be in for a special event tonight a share. more on that in just a moment. out the door right now, we do have a couple of patches of fog and that may affect your viewing, which what could be a very unique event, especially for the bay area. we're talking about the aurora possibly coming in. that's right. we've had what's called a coronal mass ejection. that's when the sun releases a large amount of plasma injection toward the earth. and if we're just in the wrong spot or the right spot at the right time, all of a sudden that starts interact is that makes interaction with our magnetic fields here in the earth and well, we could be in for interesting side out there. we've seen this earlier this the sun is right now at its peak activity in 11 year cycle. and here's the possibility. the aurora all the way down into california northern california. last time we had a forecast like this. we actually saw it in the bay area. so yeah, get your cameras out. get ready. we may be in for really night tonight. i think tonight will probably be the peak. there's a slight chance again tomorrow night. but i think tonight will be likely the best night for viewing if it happens in the bay area. all right. all that being said, that's not gonna matter if it's cloudy. so it's foggy out there along the coastline. probably not the best place to look. but you head inland are going to stay away from we do have clouds on the way in a storm system that's rolling in toward the bay area. but i think so far so good for friday saturday. that may be a different story. a chance of some scattered light showers. temperatures for highs tomorrow. 70's couple 80's inland mountains 60's out along the coastline. >> and your next couple of days, slight chance of showers on saturday. temperatures below average. well into next week. >> all right,

california. california is a massive state. they have a massive budget. whether or not people feel like she did a good job, she was one of the top executives of that role. that is why she says i have been an executive in all these places because she was in charge of running one of the largest criminal justice systems in the country. before she was attorney general for multiple years, she was district attorney where she was district attorney where she dealt with smaller issues in the state of californiand san francisco area. she has had all these positions. has she moved up the ladder quickly? sure but she has had these positions where we think of politicians having in their route to the white house and in these roles she says it on the trail that she prosecuted transnational crime. that was her first touch is when it came to the issue of immigration. she sued these different banks when it came to the housing crisis. she does have these various experiences they believe make her more than qualified for this position and a lot more positions than a lot of men you see run for office before. >> greg out of inverness, florida. line for democrats. >> i am calling today, you got a fox host up there. i don't know if he still works for them or not but i wish they would stop all the lies that they tell. i would like you to tell -- >> we will let you talk about your career in political reporting and give you a chance to respond, paul. >> i was with cnn for many years before joining fox but we a

california, and california. and that that area particularly in california, like texas, has a very strong car geographically, big, very spread out. was it during that time period growing up in southern california that if you first started to question the role that urban highways have in or our society, it wasn't really growing up, but i moved back l.a. after college and i was trying to work as a journalist. so i was an editorial assistant at the los angeles times. i made minimum wage and i was tutoring high school students to like pay rent. and so as a result, i was driving all over los angeles and. it's this was the era before smartphones. so i had this like printout of, you know, mapquest and passenger seat. i would like, obsessively check. siegler econ if anybody remembers that. before i left house to to kind of navigate where i was going. and i often spent three or 4 hours a day in the car. and that's you know, i the impact on my quality of life was enormous. and that's when i really started to kind of wonder like, why, why is this? why we built cities this way? what does this do to us, you know, as drivers,

he's from california california government ran him out of california which is really bad. kamala was in california for when elon decided to leave. >> i mean, larry ellison left. >> so this notion, i mean, i don't want to get because tomorrow special, i think tomorrow special elon is there. >> and abby said it very clear a little bit here. i think that might be a little bit fair to argue is that this is special in so if you look at the, at the email that went out from the trump team listing who's going it's everybody. i mean, if the families of those who are affected, it's everybody. but for ilan, ilan has been behind the scene and republican politics for quite some time. there's recent reporting that he's been funding a lot of these outside super pac. he's certainly funding on now for the president. so as trump goes, finishes this speech, of course, he's going to have one the voices we he needs support from elon and he needs the money. >> everyone stay with me as coming up next, the panel will give us their night caps including a literal nightcap why >> we look at the news

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california it is sometimes characterized as a failing state despite being the world's fifth economy and a center for innovation and diversity, so as a candidate seeking to represent california and its people, all its people, what is your view of california, and based on that view, how would you build a better california? rep. schiff: i realize that californians are struggling. i understand that many of you are working harder than ever and having a difficult time getting by. in the big cities -- san francisco is not alone -- i think all big cities in california and many around the country are facing the same post-pandemic struggles to come back. i want to work with community leaders and stakeholders in every part of this golden state. there's going to be a headline one day, san francisco is back. there will be another, oakland is back. all of our cities are back. we will have to incentivize people to come back to these big, beautiful cities. california is an incredible hub of innovation. i want to keep the entrepreneurial economy here in california. it has paid us all tremendous dividends. it needs to be regulated to protect our society and workplace, but i want these jobs in california. i don't want them exported overseas. and again, i

california. with dominant curtis record-breaking lead a yes, i'm sorry. you've got to puppies points. more people now living california california. >> in 2025 newsom plans to release the state's first-ever economic development taylor made for each of california's 13 economic reasons. republican officials say that after hearing the governor speak, they believe newsom is out of touch. >> people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, you know, they for the everyday california. you also look at says it spiraled out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we have the highest rates of poverty fix. >> newsom says to expect more announcements about state economic development initiatives next year. >> now to some developing news in the south bay where the milpitas unified school district is starting a new program that teaches students with disabilities about health wellness and education. the program was created and developed by educator and author kate so

california. california, alaska, oregon, washington, they all take a long time to come their ballots. mr. rubenstein: i think your publication said that there were 27 house seats up for grabs. it could take a couple weeks to resolve? ms. walter: yes, because californiauch a big piece of it. ms. killion: and new york doesn't have a great track record either. ms. walter: good point. mr. rubenstein: one of the house seats has a candidate in jail in alaska who is running. will that make a big determination? ms. walter: well, it is rank-choice voting alaska for the second time, so yeah, if there are enough votes where people don't give the second choice that is a democrat? mr. rubenstein: and he's not even from alaska. ms. walter: there you go. you don't even have to resign. mr. rubenstein: in pennsylvania today, is that the state that your network is probably going to put the most coverage in? expect that's where he will focus on? ms. hunt: sitting here right now, that is the place where all of the focus is on, right? how are they counting? what's it going to look like early or later? we don't want to make sure -- we don't want to make it look like you are taking a mirage. our team doesn't like to use that word, but that sense that when the votes come i

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california. the california coastal commission rejected a proposal this week that would have allowed the company to increase the number of rockets it launches from the state to 50 per year. the l.a. times reports some members of the commission expressed concerns over spacex's ceo, elon musk, and his involvement in the presidential race, and his spreading of conspiracy theories. spacex currently launches rockets from vandenberg space force base along the coast in santa barbara county, the third largest marine sanctuary in the u.s. was designated today along the californiast. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says more than 4500mi!s of coastal and offshore waters are now under federal protection. it's along 116 miles of the coast in san luis obispo and santa barbara counties. it is now called the chumash heritage national marine sanctuary. indigenous tribes and communities will be involved in managing what is now the first tribally nominated marine sanctuary. >> officers in florida saved a 91 year old woman trapped in flood waters left over from hurricane milton. video shared by the hillsborough county sheriff's office shows the moments when responders go inside the flooded home and pull her out. you can see water reaching past rescuers knees there. at least ten people have died due to this storm. nearly 2 million people are still without power. >> well, bay area weather looks like our cooldown will continue over the next couple of days, and still, we could be dodging a few showers, especially up in the north bay. as we do move into yo

california. california will jail undocumented immigrants, of course, for crimes committed here, but does not alert federal authorities of the prisoners immigrant status. we'll keep an eye on that democratic candidate for president, kamala harris, delivered her last major address before election day on the ellipse outside the white house last night. the crowd size was enormous. remember five years ago, harris dropped out of the presidential race after her campaign ran out of money and generated very few supporters. she was polling around 3%. she now has support, according to the polls, of almost exactly half of all voting americans, and set records in fundraising. more than $1 billion. here's the vice president. we have to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms. it is time to turn the page on the drama and the conflict. the fear and division. it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. and i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states of america. unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail. i'll give them a seat at the table. i pledge to you to approach my work with the joy and optimism that comes from making a difference in people's lives, and i pledge to be a president for all americans. now, the one mission for democrats stay on message and the message was harris. harris on the ellipse. but something president biden said got in the way, and republicans are making hay with it. you may have seen or heard little clips of what biden said, appearing to call trump supporters garbage. the white house says biden, who often misspeaks, meant specifically the trump speech at madison square garden. let's show you a longer version of that controversial soundbite so you can judge for yourself. he wants to do away with the birthright citizenship. who the hell said that in the last 100 years? and just the other day, a speaker at his rally called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. well, let me tell you something. i don't. i don't know the puerto rican that that i know or puerto rico where i'm in my home state of delaware. they're good, decent, honorable people. the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters. his his his demonization of latinos is unconscionable, and it's un-american. trump, quick to compare biden's statement with hillary clinton's famous line labeling trump supporters as deplorables. lastly, a court in north carolina has thrown out a republican lawsuit that would have set aside ballots coming in from overseas, from military and expats. pennsylvania and michigan courts have ruled similarly. earlier this month, the court says there's no reason to be suspicious of such ballots, and the u.s. supreme court has refused to step in and force michigan and wisconsin to remove robert kennedy's name from the ballots. kennedy dropped out of the race. the state said. marcus, it's just too late. all right. there you have it. all right, scott, thank you. 539 this morning and city leaders in oakland are working to crack down on illegal dumping. they have agreed to buy 60 additional surveillance cameras. and for the so-called hotspots. now, the technology will have the ability to track the license plate of illegal dumpers. it also comes as video is going viral of one man who recorded stacks of tires there in the fruitvale neighborhood. look at that. well, this happened last week, and it features the exchange with the person allegedly responsible for the sidewalk nuisance. the man behind the recording thinks illegal dumping will still find a way. and people will avoid being caught in the city of oakland. a lot of these illegal dumpers will just take off their license plate, and you don't know who to who to tie it to unless you dig through it and find like a receipt or a piece of mail or something like that. one of the new cameras will be installed along prentis street this is where a viral incident took place. south bay leaders are taking a bold new step in developing a state of the art transit village. as bart expands into san jose santa clara valley transit authority later this morning is announcing new funding for more than a dozen groups and organizations. all are helping the agency focus on new transit based communities in neighborhoods surrounding the south bay's busiest hubs. the agency even has a promotional video that's outlining the plan. the vta says grants of up to $175,000 are being provided to enhance the live work experience in what the agency calls a unique opportunity. other transit agencies have transit oriented development. they build housing or commercial properties near their transit centers, but we don't know of anyone else who is actually investing in the community the way vta is to build up these transit oriented communities, places where people can take transit and have their surroundings be accessible and equitable and attractive places to be, and thrive. the new villages will be focused on areas within a half mile radius of vta transit stations, including downtown san jose, santa clara, and the 28th street stations. the grant funding is actually coming from income generated from agency owned properties. bart is now expected to reach downtown san jose in the year 2037. oh, all right, well, here's a live look for you this morning in san jose weather. well, it's cold this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect today. and throughout the week. right. yeah. we are going to see at times some clouds mixing in and then rain chances tonight. and we are of course watching our halloween forecast as you make some plans. it will be drying out going into the afternoon as well as the evening, and then another chance of rain coming in early on saturday. so we have a couple of systems in the works that's heading into the bay area. the first one is arriving right now with more clouds, some rain in parts of the coastal north bay, and that will continue to fizzle out as it makes it into much of the rest of the bay area, with rain holding off until late tonight. but we just have cool temperatures to start in los gatos right now at 42 degrees, we will see low 40s over the next couple of hours, and then increasing sunshine as we gradually head for some upper 60s for later. today we'll talk more about tomorrow's forecast coming up. but mike, now you're timing out the backup at the bay bridge. last report we talked about how it should happen over the next few minutes. and it has here right on schedule for your typical wednesday, a smooth drive to the bay bridge. at the bay bridge, we slow down. we wait for those metering lights and the slowing on the incline, and that keeps everything moving smoothly across the span itself. a little build for richmond. that's why we expect more traffic over the next few. steal that disabled vehicle eastbound 24 just around old tunnel road. no major issues, but again, several vehicles are on the right shoulder in the city. a smooth drive right now into the area. i did have this sign up here yesterday. game 7 p.m. chase center. same thing tonight. same opponent, hopefully same result at the very end of the game. we like that final score for the warriors. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive in the south bay. northbound 101 does show your typical slowing, and we do have a ten minute delay for the sf line of bart. but again, we continue with this look ahead as well. if you're heading to the airport, allow an extra 20 minutes for your shuttle. it's running at half time or half speed. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. you got football on the mind, mike. 543 right now. still ahead on today in the bay. the way one east bay health center is helping to break down language barriers while trying to build up patients voices. it's a little sort of daily dose of relationship skills and practice at a time when loneliness is considered a public health crisis, the san francisco based therapist created an app to help people with their relationships, even if they can't get the therapy in person. plus, have it your way. the all new project burger king is serving up just in time for the holidays. stay with us. u're watching today inyo live. look outside in dublin where people are up and out the door. it is a chilly start and we're in the upper seconds. here. we will see a mix of sun and clouds today and highs in the mid 60s. much cooler than what we typically see even for the end of october. so we will have some rain coming in. we'll talk about when, where and how much to expect coming up. and while the bay bridge toll plaza is nearly full, this burst of traffic southbound on the golden gate bridge caught my attention. looks like things are moving smoothly on the sensors approaching out of marin county. we'll track for any unusual changes coming up. thanks so much, kari and mike. 547 right now, while the election might be the next big thing on the calendar, retailers are already looking ahead to the holiday shopping season. in san francisco, for some outdoor shopping areas, that means a focus on safety. today in the bay's kris sanchez has more on what you might see when you go shopping. right, kris? right. so the plan is to take on safety from a few different angles, things that you may not notice as you are shopping at union square in particular, and things that you will. let's start there. these planters, you see here, they are about more than beautifying the sidewalk. they are meant to make it harder for smash and grab robbers, to use cars to crash into businesses. the planters, along with the bollards or those short little poles in the ground, will encroach on the sidewalk and thus will require a city permit. mayor london breed announced the plan in front of this. louis vuitton store, which was rammed on monday, saying that she will push for a streamlined permit process. let's talk about the things that you may not notice right off the bat. san francisco police will patrol 24/7. there will also be undercover officers among the shoppers, and the sfpd will use license plate readers and even drones to maximize their law enforcement reach. merchants and shoppers told us they're on board. downtown union square in particular, is extraordinarily important to the overall health and well-being of our community and our city as a whole. if union square is doing well, the rest of our city is doing well. it's unfortunate that we have to go to those extremes in san francisco to be able to shop, but the impact on the crime is, is, is, is destroying the downtown of san francisco. all right. so just two weeks ago, californiaorney general rob bonta sent a bulletin to law enforcement across the state reminding them of ten new retail crime laws aimed at cracking down on smash and grab robberies, making it easier to charge. repeat shoplifters and punish the people who are reselling those stolen goods. nine of the ten go into effect in january. that is, of course, after the holiday rush. so what's happening before the shopping season starts is election day. california voters will decide proposition 36, and the measure on your ballot would allow felony charges for some thefts under $950, and could increase sentences for some theft and drug crimes. opponents say this will divert funding from treatment into prisons, so california will vote and decide that issue come election day next week. but of course, we all know that something's got to give. yeah. all right. thanks, chris. well, asian health services has been serving over 50,000 clients from its oakland base for half a century. but as a trusted health care ce

california, california select committee on happiness and public policy released for support committee dive into the discovery states happy's counties. the support has meant to guide lawmakers and drawn up new legislation. well, researchers found the rand made the top 5 san francisco ranking at 20 study notes that if marin county was its own nation back in 2018 and little right is the 7th happiest country in the world. i was in the netherlands and canada. we're celebrating hispanic heritage call for so scan a qr codes pop up on your screen. directed to our section on our website highlighting the bay area's hispanic communities. and remember tonight at 6.30, we have our has been heritage special hosted by our very own theresa >> we'll be right back after the break. don't go anywhere. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, one ignition. and liftoff. >> this off and there you see it. a pretty big milestone for nasa as one of its most special spacecraft is now on its way. on a 5 year journey to jupiter's moon europa. it lifted off yesterday from the kennedy space center there in florida. the europa clipper, as you can see here was on board the spacex falcon heavy rocket as it blasted off into space. the largest spacecraft and nasa's ever built for a planetary mission. that's why they needed the falcon heavy. this particular satellite is 100 feet wide. just to put that in perspective, more than the size of a basketball court. the goal of the mission is to explore the ocean beneath europa's thick ice shell to see if perhaps the planet harbors any life down there. the spacecraft is going to be traveling. 1.8 billion miles. it's expected to arrive jupiter in april of 2030. 0, you know, in your opening at dairy shun atmosphere up there, and the it don't think it's picking up to support human life. so but maybe some microbial life under under the ice sheet will see. >> all right. let's talk about science. this is last week to see that one on northern californiaollister. they were this week. it will hollowing fantasy kids in adults can trick or treat together in costume. they will also have archery glassblowing blacksmithing at the event is on casa. they flew the parkway. that's right near casa de france, restaurant in hollister at food and drinks and they're going to have tons of pastries. >> we'll be right back after the break. don't go anywhere. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters had to evacuate an apartment compl

california california, where i used to live, um, is just just passed a law banning voter id for voting real. >> so how are you supposed to have a good a proper election if there's no id? it's just meaningless and and free speech. free speech is the bedrock of democracy and what's going on, if they don't know the truth, how can you how can you make an informed vote? >> you must have free speech in order to have democracy. that's why it's the first amendment and the and the second amendment. is there to ensure that we have the first amendment. preserve the constitution. he must win to preserve democracy in america >> we want trump we want trump yes situation. must win. so i have i have one one ask for everyone in the audience. everyone who watches this video, everyone in the live stream. there's there's one request. it's very important register to vote okay and and get everyone you know and everyone drag them to to vote there's only two days left to register to vote in georgia. >> and arizona. 48 hours. like text people now now and then. make sure they actually do vote the last election.

california attended whittier college in california and duke university law school in north carolina. he served in the us navy during world war two and after 1942 to 1946 he was a member of the us house and the senate. he served a little more than six years in congress before being chosen as the vice presidential nominee under dwight eisenhower in 1952. he went on to serve as vice president from 1953 to 1961. he was elected president in 1968, reelected in 1972, and of course, resigned in 1974 because of watergate. did he have a primary in 1960 or was he the chosen candidate for the republicans? are interested in question. basically, he has the field to himself in an awkward sort a way, because all along the way, nelson rockefeller, the first term governor of new york, is sniping at him and even sniping at the eisenhower administration from a very liberal perspective. he's not going to go anywhere in the primaries. he's going to drop out and then he's going to drop back in just before the convention. oh. but nonetheless, eisenhower or nixon, rather, draws an immense number of votes in uncontested primaries. he draws more than nick's or eisenhower does. in 1956. so he has his popularity, enjoys his popularity with republican voters really rather the entire career. what we recognize the primaries that were run in 1968. today. well, there are very few which are contested. there's a lot of delegates which are chosen in the back rooms and state party conventions. there are very few that count for anything. for jfk on the end, there's about seven or eight, most of those are hardly worth mentioning where he beats people we've never heard of. people weren't even politicians like in new hampshire or in indiana, nebraska. but the two that are contested for the democrats are in wisconsin and in west virginia. and who's he contesting against these contesting against minnesota senator hubert humphrey. humphrey is on the liberal side of the democratic party and he's sort of a place holder for the real contenders against jfk, who will be lyndon johnson, senate majority leader from texas, stuart symington, hawkish senator from missouri, and sort of a candidate and not a candidate, as always, is adlai stevenson, who had been the democratic nominee in 1952 and 1956, at the start of the political season. humphrey is polling one or 2%, but all the anti kennedy forces coalesce with for humphrey to go against kennedy in wisconsin and west virginia. kennedy wins in west in wisconsin, but it's closer than he would have. like he has to go on to west virginia. that's where he faces the religious issue head on for the first time in a major sense. and he does very well there as well. this question has been sent in name withheld from charleston, the roman catholic church's position on truth versus error assumes a right to discriminate against protestants in some countries where catholics are in the majority. do you agree with the church's reported attitude that we're protestants? i am an authority. they shouldn't be permitted equal status. well, i hope we disagree, but i couldn't disagree more. i think that using the power of the state against any group forcing using the state to force a group to be of one faith or another or of a state, i think is wholly repugnant to our experience. i wholly disagree with that. now there are some states where there is no separation between church and state. the queen of england is the head of the church of england, as well as the state. there are other states in europe where the relationship is intimate. in spain, the relationship between church and state has been intimate. i disagree with that. this country was founded on the principle of the separation of church and state. this is the view that i hold against any other view. from there on, it's almost time for the convention and not until a week before the convention. does lyndon johnson announce for the presidency? is it that remarkable when we think of this interminable campaigns season that we quote unquote, enjoy today? and speaking of which, did lbj did lyndon johnson garner support at a week before their convention? he gets a couple of hundred votes at best. he's hoping that there will be a deadlock. bobby kennedy, who was the campaign manager for his brother jack, says rather famously, if we don't win it on the first ballot, we don't win it at all. and that's because jack kennedy doesn't quite have the hearts and minds of the democratic party at that point. and if he doesn't win on the first ballot, some of those people, some of those delegates are going to start peeling away on the second ballot. and it would not be impossible that somebody else might emerge, whether it be lyndon johnson or adlai stevenson or a dark horse who knows? but that is exactly what lyndon johnson was counting on. and and jack kennedy gets that nomination. and the when wyoming casts its ballots and there's no state that begins with z. so that was a pretty closely run thing, boys and girls. well, john kennedy was born in 1974 years after richard nixon in brookline, massachusetts, attended harvard, active in the us navy during world war two, was in the house the same years that richard nixon was 1947 and 1953. u.s. senator. then from 53 to 60, 1960 elected the 35th president, the first catholic, first born in the 20th century, the youngest ever, 43 years old, and of course, assassin dated november 22nd, 1963. did richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and the senate? yeah, they came to the house in the same year. were they engaged in a debate in 1947 or 1948 in small town and pencil virginia over labor policy and shared a sleeper berth coming back. they knew each other, jack kennedy's father, joe kennedy, could not stand nixon opponent for the u.s. senator in californiasenate in california in 1950 and donated to his campaign. but as their ambitions grew, their closeness receded and they were not as close as they once had been. when when kennedy. kennedy enjoyed very bad health early in his senate career and was given the the last rites. the catholic church a couple of times. and when nixon heard how close kennedy was to death, he burst into tears at one point. so they knew each other. they certainly did. so a week before the democratic convention in los angeles, lbj announces his bid for president. as we all know, he became the vice president and the vice presidential nominee. how did that happen? david pietrusza. awkwardly. kennedy originally offered. well, he dangled the vice presidency in front of a trio of midwest governors. none of whom your readers or viewers would know today. but then finally, to senator symington of missouri, that seemed like a good fit. and then he offers it to linda johnson, not really sincerely. and he doesn't think johnso

pues aquí ya se implementó el programa california food for california kids, es decir, comida de californiate consumen y al mismo tiempo aportamos a las huertas locales los trabajadores y la economía local. y este mes marca el décimo año de la red del centro for literacy, que ha crecido a más de 140 distritos escolares y que atiende a 2.3 millones de estudiantes en todo el estado. algo importante para las autoridades y para esta organización es que los jovencitos reconozcan la comida que se le está ofreciendo. por ejemplo, las empanadas de soya en forma de chorizo y con papa. además, la salsita de aguacate picante porque sabemos que en los hogares latinos no puede faltar. y pues los licuados de fruta y pastelito o pan de plátano delicioso en santa ana han preparado más de 7 millones de alimentos anuales. 90% de nuestros estudiantes son latino. las recetas que hacemos son culturalmente comida que ellos ven en casa o que se pueden, que conocen, que reconozcan en la cafetería para que ellos consuman. y para los padres antojadizos, el próximo 26 de octubre se llevará a cabo el festival inaugura

because one of the things is that there is no money there right now but there is money in california. california ceded a number of states to build their own climate core. were having a symposium that will include leaders from all the different agencies to talk about how that will make that better. in the book i actually use examples to talk about holding resilience which is absolutely necessary. one of the beauties of this program is that they are funded opportunities for young people to get trained in green jobs and when you do that in a lot of these programs depending on the agency you go with it provides a pathway to federal service. the federal service right now is super old and we need more young people. they need more people coming from diverse backgrounds. they are desperate to get more people who care about these issues. you get trained, get some loans forgiven and also do something to help the world. thank you for your question. >> thank you. >> anybody else? >> my name is rob. i organize a group that we have venture-capital panels and workshops. during the pandemic all of our events fo

california. in california history. >> the breed campaign, chalking it up to a deflection from the attack ads candidate daniel lurie is launching at farrell, a spokesperson for mayor london breeds campaign, telling us farrell's strategy is, quote, a ridiculous stunt that shows farrell's campaign is in total disarray. ultimately, anything could happen next month. now farrell is also asking voters to not rank supervisor aaron peskin, and he's courting daniel lurie voters, so it will be really interesting to see if other candidates partner up as voters start heading to the polls. >> that's really fascinating. it is. all right. thanks, monica. thank you. >> well, as we mentioned, we are now just 29 days away from election day. and today, early voting officially got underway in california. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes continues. our team coverage. >> it's buzzing behind the scenes at the santa clara county registrar's office monday, the first day of early voting vote by mail ballots have been sent out in california, and santa clara county. employees are hard at work gearing up for the ballots expected to start coming in. >> it's a really, really busy today coming into work. there's a lot of our staff that usually helps us. there's just like all lining up to go in and help uphold this democracy. and i'm very excited. >> many voters are also excited. officials at the registrar's office telling us that several people were lined up at the door before opening to vote in person. >> it's better to do it early than to do it late. >> many voters say having the choice to get their vote in early is a relief. >> i couldn't wait for my ballot to come into the mail. i'm getting on a plane tomorrow morning, and in order to make sure my vote is cast and in the mail, was to com

california. when we get california's she said she's especially frustrated because the board has now walked back its analysis about how much the policy could cost californians she is one of 25 republican members of the legislature who sent the board this letter. >> urging its members to postpone the vote until they provide an updated cost and benefit analysis. we remain hot ensure that we have transparency and that board. actually, let's california knows this is the plan is what we're going to be imposing this, the financial impact it will on fuel price. >> this bill signing ceremony monday for a separate oil and gas related law. governor gavin newsom offered his thoughts about carbs, transparency over how much its proposed policy could cost drivers. >> they put up some estimates. they put up updated estimate. so they have been transparent that respect to the degree that they should provide. more on for more transparency. absolutely. but i do think it's important to talk about the substance and the merits of lcf and how it's made a big impact. low carbon green growth agenda and state of california. we continue to be the envy of the world in these policies and lca passes a big big part of that. >> and late this afternoon, we did hear from the california air resources board. they say their initial analysis was never intended to be a prediction of gas prices, but rather a hypothetical featuring a range of costs. we could see in the

california guy and california democrats in tight house races are backing proposition 36. that is a tough on crime ballot measure. will reversing the course on crime be enough to win over californias? will california voters reject soft on crime policies? >> y it's big time. across the state, we've got prop 36 with overwhelming majorities and latest poll i saw had proposition 36 and yes vote over 70%. that's some huge campaign and backing it and people instinctively know and we've got to undo the disaster and that's his undoing and that was passed when kamala harris was states attorney general. that's without consequences and being reversed and added thing in prop 36 is really meant that it's so overwhelmingly popular and it's new tough penalties for fentanyl dealers to get the punishment they deserve. you've got some democrats supporting it and mayor of san francisco and mayor of san jose and some in tight races and guess who's against it? gavin newsom is against it. most of the democratic establishment in california is against it. they're still sticking to this far left pro crime agenda. the other sign that californiaens are waking up is saying we have enough here in los angeles

california case? >> hard to say whether or not this case will impact california but california impacted this case when the first case against harvey weinstein here was overturned he didn't get a get out of jail card, because he's been convicted in california as well, that case is also under appeal right now, so he's got cases on two coasts here in new york and also in california that he's dealing with, we don't know the outcome of any of them at this moment. but, again the case in california is under appeal and we don't know what happened in new york will impact what's happening in california. >> rehema, appreciate it. >>> coming up, why former new york city mayor and former trump lawyer rudy giuliani is being told to turn over some of his most prized possessions including his apartment and baseball memorabilia. you're watching "nbc news tch wre waushever you stream live. clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medica

california. >> all due to a proposed new policy from the california air resources board our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> while the proposed policy is intended to make sure the gas you put in your car is more environmentally friendly than they used to be. but critics point out it could increase the prices. you pay at the pump. >> you're looking at the california air resources board also known as carp among its 14 board members, 12 for appointed by the governor to help lead this state agency in charge of overseeing air pollution and climate change related programs across california. but come next month, the board is set to vote on a proposed policy. its own analysis found could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more than that in the next decade assembly just 3 d2ys after election day board members are scheduled to vote on proposed changes to california's low-carbon fuel standard or else cfs. in a nutshell, cfs is a state program aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions that come from transportation fuel. ward is set to vote on a policy that would impose stricter carbon regulations for such fuels a policy. this analysis released by the board last month found could lead to higher costs for refiners. >> cost analysis found could be passed down to consumers. that does not sit well with yucaipa republican state

california regulators. max gordon has more from california. >> reporter: a battle has broken out between the world's richest man entered obscure state commission. musk says a californiause of the california coast violated his first amendment rights but chose to deny space x's bid for more rocket launchers because of his politics. the proposal to increase lunches at vandenberg space force base had the backing of the space force and air force and space x is an important contractor for the federal government but members of the california coastal commission argue they needed to cut down on sonic booms and pointed out space x is frequently sending a private payloads and shouldn't be given exemptions enjoyed by the federal government. the commission also honed in on comments made by musk on his support of donald trump. >> just last week, that person was speaking about political retribution on a national stage. it was very glib and yet he was standing next to a person, a candidate that openly promotes working to normalize that language. >> elon musk is heading back, post on x yesterday said the coastal commission had one job, take care of the california coast. it is illegal

california dicen un sí rotundo. y aparte de eso, también algunas autoridades locales. pero es importante también revisar quiénes están en contra, quiénes estarían en contra de esta propuesta. no, dice el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, y también el partido demócrata de californiamo la legislatura también acaba de aprobar una serie de proyectos de ley para abordar este problema los robos en california. veamos. en california, la propuesta 36 busca poner la lucha contra robos a negocios en manos de los votantes. al mismo tiempo, la legislatura acaba de aprobar una serie de proyectos de ley para abordar esta problemática. a fairly decent job. creo que la legislatura hizo un trabajo bastante decente en lo que respecta a los paquetes de hurto en comercios minoristas. por supuesto, si dependiera exclusivamente de mí habría incluido sanciones. un poco más severas en algunos de estos proyectos de ley. el líder de la minoría del senado, brian jones, dice que la propuesta 36 en su boleta de noviembre podría funcionar en armonía con la legislación. 6 feels in the gaps that the retail theft crime builds. la propuesta 36 llena los vacíos que los proyectos de ley sobre delitos de hurto en comercios minoristas no abordan. sin embargo, will matthews, del programa de alianza y

california ofreciÓ $130,000,000 para reubicar a los desamparados que viven en los campamentos de la ciudad. mÁs de 11,000,000 recibirÁ los Ángeles. reportera: mÁs dinero para las personas sin hogar en california. el gobernador newson autorizÓ mÁs de $118,000,000 para las personas sin casas. el gobernador dice que esto es un apoyo sin precedente para crear nuevas viviendas y abordar esta crisis que enfrenta todo el estado. sacramento con mÁs de $18,000,000, riverside, $12,000,000, los Ángeles $11,000,000. muchos californianos dicen que es dinero mal invertido. la mayorÍa de personas que viven en estas viviendas improvisadas, no valoran esto. >> que lo pongan a trabajar. el trabajo dignifica. reportera: este venezolano que recientemente llegÓ al paÍs, dice que el gran problema del estado es la drogadicciÓn. >> se ve mucha droga, deberÍan hacer una valoraciÓn y asegurarse de que realmente esa persona utilice bien ese beneficio. reportera: hay mÁs de 181,000 personas sin hogar en californiaendo este trabajo positivo. habrÁ medidas estrictas para garantizar el uso bueno de esto fondos. fÉlix: en california, este incendio obligÓ a los habitantes evacuar de lugar. el fuego comenzÓ en una ladera. en mÉxico un grupo de migrantes que viajaban a chapa fueron atacados por unos militares. este migrante sobreviviente pide ayuda de las autoridades migratorias. >> ahora estoy triste por mis hijos. reportera: esta es la voz de un padre que no encuentra consuelo por la muerte de sus hijas, sur hijo varÓn se debate entre la vida y la muerte. >> mis hijos y mis familias fueron baleados por el ejÉrcito mexicano. mi dos hijas murieron y mi hijo estÁ en un estado crÍtico. reportera: se trata de el brutal ataque por militares, migrantes del salvador, egipto, pakistÁn, perÚ. cuatro personas permanecen hospitalizados, dos en estado crÍtico. este padre egipcio quedÓ vivo, ademÁs de la tragedia que estÁ viviendo se quedÓ sin dinero, el dinero que llevaba se lo robaban. >> mi dinero lo llevaba e