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consumer advocate erin brockovich, who fought for clean water in her california town, is stepping int the residents of east palestine. >> i am so concerned about what's happening here. and a much deeper systemic problem. >> reporter: authorities reassured the community from the start that they're safe, but some locals tell a different story. these gas monitors dot the town, including this one hanging from a stop sign across from ashley mccollum's home. the detectors say the air is safe, but she says her nose makes her feel differently. >> if i can smell it and it's alarming enough that it's not a good smell, it makes me feel like i shouldn't be in the area. >> reporter: she took this video the night of the derailment. >> what caused it? my son, as soon as i saw him break down and start crying and tell me he's so scared, he's afraid, he wants to go -- that kind of snapped me back into it. i needed to get him out, i needed to make him safe. >> reporter: it all started on february 3rd, just before 9:00 p.m. a norfolk southern freight train headed to pennsylvania from illinois derailed.

find what the tests were showing as far as the air brockovich who fought for clean water in her california town is demanding the government do more for residents . so now they're even more concerned because they were told it was safe to go back. they've been drinking the water now they're told you can't drink the water. the governor says he was told the train was not considered a highly hazardous material train. the railroad was not required to notify state officials about what the train was carrying. is absurd. and we need to look at this. congress needs to take a take a look. brockovich agrees. there has been no independent testing. yet things are dying, and this community just doesn't feel they're being seen there being heard. brockovich says questions remain as to the extent of the contamination, she says areas in neighboring pennsylvania could also be affected. andrew rina. andrea thank you, alex murdock's sister in law has testified in his double murder trial. marian proctor was teary eyed as she spoke about her sister and nephew being murdered. she said she thought it was odd that murdoc

the pala band of mission indians is the -- are in the southern california town of pala with the reservation totaling approximately 12,000 acres. while the tribal economy is largely supported by agricultural enter prices, the tribe also operates a 4,000 square foot casino resort. san diego county voters approved to plan the gregory canyon landfill project on state route 76 west of the pala band's reservation. plans for development of the lan landfill ceased when the original owner of the property fell into bankruptcy in 2014. a successor company began exploring other development opportunities and began meeting with the tribe to sell a portion of the land to the tribe for cultural preservation as it contains cultural sites and components meaningful to the pala band. in 2016, 721 acres were purchased by the tribe. pala band chairman robert smith testified to congress that these acres were historically occupied by native peoples and is the site of an ancestral village, rock art paintings and ancient artifacts. . this doesn't impact any rights of way or rights of use that are currently permitted

. >> reporter: on the hilltops of this california town, rooftops in parts of los angeles, southern california was dusted with a rare layer of know on saturday. even the hollywood sign was surrounded by fog and snow flakes. >> this is crazy. >> it was a strange site for residents accused to the son. >> palmdale california, we got no coming down. >> reporter: the entire golden state is feeling the effects of a winter storm. in the bay area kids broke out sleds to get around while drivers in many places across the state were stuck. major roads were closed because the conditions were really bad. this includes parts of interstate 5. elsewhere on interstate 5, the problem was heavy rain. these cars flooded in sun valley. in ventura county, the fire department had to perform a water rescue. and in los angeles county, three motorhomes were slept into a river after high water eroded an embankment. nobody was her but it was frightening. >> there was knox on everybody's stories. i thought i was just dreaming. i could be people pulling people out right here. >> reporter: statewide, more than 70,000 peopl

in a rural central california town 35 year old angel, your art is being held without bail.unded in a shootout with federal agents more than two weeks after the killings on january 16th second defendant 25 year old noah david beard, pleaded not guilty earlier this month, the mass shooting happened in the town of goshen in tulare county. the victims included a teenage mother and her baby in ohio. the e p a will now take control of the long term recovery efforts of the recent train derailment in chemical release as foxes lucas tomlinson reports. the epa has also ordered the norfolk southern rail company to pay for the cleanup. we believe in science more than two weeks after that massive train derailment here in east palestine, the president's epa chief in ohio's governor, drinking the tap water in an attempt to reassure the public. click the news conference here in town, michael regan, joined by the governors of ohio and pennsylvania, and other officials announced he will force norfolk southern to reimburse the federal government for the cleanup or the company would pay even m

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town was wiped out. these are both in plumas county, california. re was able to come down and finally shift as they pushed right through those towns. lumbar towns provided what people needed. of course california has a housing shortage. it usually means democrat program to subsidize for low cost inputs and low cost land. host: let's hear from jerry in washington, republican. >> good morning. you are a breath of fresh air for me. i've written to my senator back when i was in wisconsin about this whole water issue. it's so much bigger than driving cars. the environment is changing. why don't we worry about how we will survive the next generation. i wanted to tell everyone out there on youtube there's a great documentary called pump dry, the global crisis of vanishing groundwater. i'd like very much to the congress to set a special committee to say how can we pump water from the mississippi river and so on and so forth into the groundwater. thank you for your time. >> you make a great point. in california where we've had so much surface water that peop

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but this time of year, low pressure spinning around southern california, headed out of town. you've got another system to the north here. this is the one that's going to start to affect us. and you see the speckle clouds. usually when they look like that, getting a pretty good idea, some cold air kind of slide in our direction and that's where we're going to see the system working its way down. a weak cold front coming through. not much energy is so cold. it just can't hold very much in the way of moisture in the atmosphere. but in may be enough to spark a couple of scattered showers out there. and you see right here on the computer models overnight tonight, few high clouds drift by and then all of a sudden as we get into here we go. you're a valentine's day. a chance of scattered showers popping up around the bay area. little chilly, but skies clearing out tomorrow night. maybe some record cold temperatures tuesday into wednesday morning. all right, at the oakland police commission will meet this week to determine whether chief leronne armstrong. >> should be disciplined. ar

remember her story she was an advocate for clean water after pg&e used the chemical in the small town of californiahe water supply. everyone in town is sick, she tells folks in ohio remember the story listen to your instincts. >> they need to believe their own instincts and believe what they are smelling, they see, what their feeling and having to bear bury their dead animals and concerns for the children who are having coughs and rashes and vomiting. you wonder why the community is angry and angry and no consistent data and no confirmed data it is a guessing game. that is a tragedy to do to a community. >> she said she's turning into a nightmare and it takes time the air and the water doesn't just go from good to bad just like that. then you have to watch how you feel over the course of a few years repercussions like cancer. stuart: it would be tough if you are the parent of one children in the zone, what you do. >> in the value of your home or your house who will want to move into the area knowing the soil can be contaminated. and you probably can afford to get out either. not good. >> if you tak

town. southern california was the same system that brought some showers, the bay area on saturday. now we're looking to some clouds begin to move into the bay area from that system little further north. in fact, you can see a couple of scattered showers little for the north as well. temperatures are going to get cold overnight tonight. and many spots going to see those numbers drop in the 30's and 40's. but the winds they've been with, we've had some 30 40 mile an hour gusts already in the possibility of maybe some 50 mile an hour gusts along the coastline. wind advisory has been posted by the national weather service until 6 o'clock in the morning on tuesday. that may need to get extended into the afternoon. the coastal sections really going to take the brunt of those winds outside. and yeah, it is going to be whip in some of the forecast. you can see there are 30, 40, even some 50 mile an hour gusts a possibility out toward the beach is not a strong inland, but still in the breezy side that we've got that front coming through as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. and we start tal

california. one problem is in the town pass in the san bernardino mountains. delivery driver says he has never seen anything like this. >> this is unusual. i have lived in california my whole life. i've never been in a snow flurry before. >> crews say they have mostly been dealing with minor accidents and spin outs in that area. >>> let's come home now back to our bay area. you can see there a creature spotted right up there. this is a coyote spotted around 2:00. this animal looking around saying, wait a minute, this is supposed to be california. we have been getting these sweeping views of the snowy peaks all afternoon. watch out for that coyote. we captured quite a few animals and natural habitats including deer right there in the diablo range. >>> time now for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> if only deer run coyote could shrug their shoulders. >> i think their expressions say at all. let's take a look at what is happening. this is going to drift uth asd through 24 hrs. it will pull the moisture away from us by tomo

that is what is happening, like oregon already outlaws single family housing for any town with over 10,000. california forces every town to either rapidlyreas increase the number of homes the town or they lose all their zoning authorityutho and developers can come in and build whatever high rise they want, also inonne connecticut. and in new york. hochul has put in something called housing compact. it will destroy the littleittl towns on the hudson, you know you get off the train, you see the charming old towns with two stories, you know main streets and old houses, very charming. all of that will go by the way side, her plan requires these towns build affordable housing within a half mile of the train stop.e all those charming main streets are going to have s high-rises thitos issue ask aa realre unifier in the nation. having a home is the american dream. and 68% of americans own their home.e 88 million people live in a house home that owns ail single family home, you aree talking to a lot otaf people who may not be registeredou republicans, but if you make awa them aware of wheth what thesoy are abo

california. this week in the town is burning -- turning a page and its recovery effort. amanda del castillo says the community is expecting a lot of visitors and hope they will enjoy a beverage or two at the same time. >> the upcoming capitola vid -- village sip and stroll overflowing with added significance. saturday, 500 people are expected for the sold-out affair. the first big event since the brutal storms wrecked oceanside businesses. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and to get our village back to life and stroll around, spend money in our local shops. >> doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar located a short distance from the devastation. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the capitola village relief funds. >> from the beginning, the profits went to various nonprofits in the area, but this year, we realized the need is here in the village. >> the owner of craft gallery and craft gallery and aches says -- annex says the money will support the employers of the few businesses yet to reopen. >> t

incredible devastation in capitola following one of the many storms that slammed into california in january. this weekend the town's recovery effort will be on display. our reporter amanda del castillo leo tells us they are expecting a lot of visitors. reporter: the upcoming sip and stroll overflowing with added significance. on saturday up to 500 people are expected for the first sold-out affair. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and get our village back to life. stroll around and spend some money in our local shops. reporter: doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the village really fund. >> from the beginning the profits from the sip and stroll went to nonprofits in the area but this year we realized the need was here in the village. reporter: the owners of the craft galleries says the money will support the employees of the few businesses that have yet to reopen. >> the goal is to help the long-term employees of those businesses be able to wait until the business is open again and not have them get anoth

and that is what is happening, oregon is already outlaws single family housing for any town with over 10,000. californiaare about to renew it forces every town to rapidly increase the number of homes within the town or they lose all their zone authority and developer come in build whatever high-rises they want, that is also in connecticut. and in new york. hochul put in something called housing compact that will destroy the little towns on the hudson, you get off the train, you see the charming old towns with two stories. you know, main streets and oold houses that will be go by wait side. her plan requires these towns build af affordable housing within a half mile of the train stop. this issue is a real unifier in the nation. having a home is the american dream. and 68% of americans own their home, a se single family home, 88 million people live in a household that owns a single family home, you are talking a lot of people who may not be registered republicans, but if you make them aware of when in a are about to lose, something they have worked for, for years, something they hope to pass on to their c

incredible devastation in capitola following one of the many storms that slammed into california in january. this weekend the town's recovery effort will be on display. our reporter amanda del castillo leo tells us they are expecting a lot of visitors. reporter: the upcoming sip and stroll overflowing with added significance. on saturday up to 500 people are expected for the first sold-out affair. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and get our village back to life. stroll around and spend some money in our local shops. reporter: doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the village really fund. >> from the beginning the profits from the sip and stroll went to nonprofits in the area but this year we realized the need was here in the village. reporter: the owners of the craft galleries says the money will support the employees of the few businesses that have yet to reopen. >> the goal is to help the long-term employees of those businesses be able to wait until the business is open again and not have them get anoth

town. if california is debating $5 million ahead for slavery reparations how much are we going to give to toxic, senator, i don't expect any resistance to money to this town, do you? >> no, i don't, jesse. we have to remember, it's a small amount of money. we are talking about a town of 5,000 people plus some surrounded folks who have been affected by. this we are also talking about money, very well may have been allocated in previous programs before. think about this, jesse, if we can bail out the wall street banks, if we can send 120 billion-dollar to the country of ukraine, surely we can spare some for some of our own citizens whose town has been affected through no fault of their own. that's the important thing, jesse. these guys did not invite. this the residents of east palestine did not encourage this train disaster. they did nothing and have no fault. their town is struggling because of the actions of others. we have got to make sure that they don't sink in any further than they already have. >> jesse: they need a rescue plan we got it get the money out suspects possible. the money need

tom mcclintock, republican from california in yuma. beautiful town, by the way. whole county is a giant produce field. lettuce, celery, you name it, it is down there. they supply 90% of the produce that you eat as an american this time of year. extraordinary. >> dana: we thank you. >> bill: good luck. maybe they push the ball a little forward with the hearing today. eight minutes past the hour. mother nature is bringing a lot of issues out there. major winter storm knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes across the country. americans in southern california to the northeast seeing snow and ice and blizzard conditions and max gordon knows it well. he is in minneapolis from fox weather. i've seen a lot of pictures of minnesota. they are getting it now. how is it going? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. this morning the twin cities are digging out and the flakes continue to fly. the national weather service office is just a little to the west of us reporting 12 1/2 inches of snow. a little bit on the lower end of what was initially forecast but doesn't mean that

let's not forget that he had to run ads begging people to stay in california not that long ago. every single town i go to in arkansas, i meet someone who has moved from california. my message to them is we're glad you're here but don't forget why you left california. we're proud of our state and our gates are open for people to come. >> sean: but leave your stupid politics behind. thanks, governor. we appreciate your speech. thanks for being with us. coming up, biden's age becoming an issue. he says no. we have tape that says otherwise. the biden blunders coming up. we'll check in with jimmy faila and joe concha and dagen mcdowell coming up. the crisis inside ukraine has reached a catastrophic level with the elderly jews pushed to the very limit. there's no electricity no heat, no water. winter is now a weapon of war. they've been lined up here for hours. these are precious people who are hungry. they have nothing! if someone doesn't do something soon a humanitarian disaster is coming! the international fellowship of christians and jews needs your $45 gift now to help rush a winter survival box f

california. this weekend, the town is turning a page in its recovery effort. amanda doubt custodio tells us the community is expecting a lot of visitors and hope those visitors will enjoy a beverage or two. >> the upcoming sip and stroll overflowing with added significance comes saturday, up to 500 people are expected for the sold-out affair. the first big event since the brutal storms wrecked oceanside businesses. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and to get our village back to life and stroll around, spend money in our local shops. >> doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar located a short distance from the devastation. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the capital a visually -- village really fund. >> from the beginning, the prophets went to various nonprofits in the area, but this year, we realized the need is here in the village. >> owner of craft gallery and craft gallery and aches says the money will support the employers of the few businesses yet to reopen. >> the goal is to raise

california, but none more so than atherton . he has no problem ponying up for choice real estate. every townt republic of california has to offer some version of affordable housing since government zoned every working stiff out of a half way decent place to live, steph and his chatty wife eners t-- endorsed joe biden in 2020, they are hypocrites and want too build a giant wal around their compounding but he claims to be a social justice warrior who wants equality for lesser privilege. contrast that with soccer star. he built his people in his hometown a hospital, and host office and gives themselve zeros a month, and 4g internet. saying why would i want 10 ferraris, 20 diamond watches and two planes, what will objects do for me in the world, i was hungry, i have to work in the field. i did not have have -- today i can help my people, maybe he can help nimby steph curry remember what it means to be a little more gracious. steph. that is the memo. >> medium home -- median is 7 million there, they dropped 30 mill. he is involved in other charity work. why not spread the love close to home. part

california. this weekend, the town is turning a page and its recovery effort.manda del castillo your tells us the community -- amanda del castillo tells us the community is expecting a lot of visitors and hope they will enjoy a beverage or two. amanda: the sip and stroll overflowing with significant. up to 500 people are expected for the sold-out affair, the first big event since the brutal storms wrecked oceanside businesses. >> we are really hoping that the community is going to show up and support and get our village back to life and stroll around, spend some money in our local shops. amanda: doug conrad is the owner of capitola wine bar, located a short distance from the devastation. he and about 30 other business owners are participating in the event, with proceeds going to the capitola visual relief fund. >> the profits of the sip and straw went to various nonprofits in the area. this year, we realized that the need is right here in the village. amanda: the owner of craft gallery and craft gallery annex says the money will support the employees of the few

detectives would follow a trail of clues from the coast of california to a quiet town in montana.thought the motive was good old fashioned greed. but the key to this mystery remained stubbornly out of reach. the question was, would anyone ever find it? here's keith morrison with "who killed the radio star? " >> down below the surface of the pacific ocean, on the far side of california's catalina island, is a silent current. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rather be lucky than good. >> ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department. been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them. but nothing like the case that literally floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalina island and they came upon a body fl

let's not forget, he literally had to run ads begging people to stay in california not that long ago and every single towno to in arkansas, i meet someone who has moved from california. ashley: good for you, sarah huckabee sanders. steve hilton joins us now. steve, great to see you. i mean, of all the governors to be throwing barbs at other gaviners. gavin newsom, seriously? >> yeah, it's a total joke. i love sarah sanders and arkansas. i'm not moving there yet, i'm still here in california but i can tell you first on the specific point he makes about crime. anyone with a brain and eyes to see can see how p preposterous that claim is. go to any city in california under his rule and the democrats, it's not just gavin newsom as governor, democrats had sole control of the state legislature, which passes all these pro crime laws for 25 years. so there's nowhere else to blame and people don't feel safe. they are increasingly anxious about just going about their daily lives because they can see the crime wave. they've de-criminalized a lot of crime so shoplifting and robbery is just now completely ignored by th

california. right in reporter larry altman's part of town.ed sonia risken, who to his utter surprise, was already back at work. >> she told me that she hadn't had a report yet, but that tourists get robbed and that perhaps was what had happened. >> was it? thousands of miles away in the philippines, police detective seleno xavier was just starting an investigation. did anybody see this happen? >> yes, there is witness but they cannot remember the face of the suspects. >> could not identify them? >> yes. >> no identifiable suspects meant no arrests. and the investigation quickly went nowhere. >> the murder of larry risken, the execution really, here in a hospital parking lot of all places, was devastating for his family back home in the states. but to add insult to the injury, because his wife sonia had jurisdiction over the body, she elected not to bring it back for burial, and instead had him cremated and ensured his ashes remained here in the philippines with somebody. that news reached larry's family as they were preparing for his funeral.

let's not forget he literally had to run ads begging people to stay in california not that long ago. and every single townn arkansas i meet someone who has moved from california. my message to them is we're glad you're here but don't forget why you left california. >> steve: good point. >> brian: yeah, it is. she was so strong in that speech. got panned by the left that is true. but here's the thing to gavin newsom. she has had the job for 10 days. you are actually giving her report on the state good or bad on any issue? she has had the job 10 days well your murder rate is high? my goodness you can't walk to one major city or smaller city in california without being overrun by tent cities and homeless. he has got more drug issues, more border issues than anybody else. it's amazing to me he puts his gel on and criticizes other people because he knows it's going to come back 10-fold on a regular basis. judge her in a year. arkansas has a way to go. i'm pretty convinced that 40-year-old governor can do it. meanwhile, go ahead, steve. >> steve: well, i was just requesting to say, look, she is the youngest gov

saying to anyone attempting to drive interstate five over the grapevine in southern california this week. the small town of east palestine , ohio, former president donald trump stopped by to lend his support boxes. mike tobin has the story. former president donald trump heads to the small town of east palestine, ohio, nearly three weeks after a train derailed, spilling toxic chemicals into the water and air trump, who is running in next year's presidential election, met with community members and local officials to get an update on cleanup efforts on the ground as part of his visit. he also donated more than a dozen pallets of water and cleaning supplies. his visit comes just a day after the epa took charge of long term recovery efforts. federal regulators ordering railway operator norfolk southern to clean up contaminated areas under the epa guidelines and to foot the bill for the process if they fail to comply. the epa promised heavy fines. we don't want to be political pawns we don't want you know we don't want to be a sound bite or a news bite. we just want to go back to living our lives well, data

town hall last night. tonight i know aaron brockovich is holding a meeting, who took on pg&e 30 years ago for contamination in californiawednesday night, cnn hosted its own town hall meeting in east palestine. this is one local resident jim stewart addressing the norfolk southern ceo alan shaw. >> i came home, put the garage were up. we pulled in, got out of the car, put the garage down. as soon as we got out of that car, the smell came back to us. right away. i am 65-year-old and diabetic, heart disease, everything. did you shorten my life now? i went to retire and enjoy it. how are we going to enjoy it? you burned me. we were going to sell our house. our value went down. do them mother grass? can i plant tomatoes next summer? what can i do. i'm afraid to. it is in the air. every day i cough. a little one here and there. i have never had that. i have rashes on my cheeks and my arms from the -- i don't call it a derailment, i call it a disaster. amy: emily wright, talk about what people are feeling. he is diabetic, 65 years old. this was the participant in the cnn town hall challenging the norfolk southern ceo stop what

let's not forget, he literally thad to run ads begging peoplei to stay in california not thata long ago. and every single town i go to in arkansas, i meet someone who has moved from california. . you'essage to them is we're glad you're here, but don'tn' forget why you left californiadr . we are sta proud of our state.sn your gates are open for people to come, but leave your stupid politics behind. that's got to be the motto. governor , great to see you., gn congratulations. that was a great speech.orciate. thanks for being w we appreciate you being with us. all right.coming up, and thank you. i'm coming up. . biden's age becoming an issue.we he says no, but we've got tape that says otherwise.bide the biden blunders coming up, lowlights. we'll check inders. jimmy failla, joe concha, dagen mcdowell, the coming up straight ahead as we continue. since taking about the nature, i can work each muscle group sometimes up to three times a week. my recovery is much quicker and less stressful. >> you feel better, race better, you recover better. >> i didn't think i was ever going to be that strong. honestly, balance. i

town? >> i was from northern california. and we didn't have like cinemas for, you know, foreign movies.stephen: robin williams? lovely. did you get a chance to thank him personally? >> i wrote him a letter to thank him. we were supposed to do it at the west end april, 2020, and the pandemic hit, obviously life, world had other plans and i was walking around new york and times square and missing all these people that helped create me in some sense and my heart went out to the city, it's like i can't leave my home. and i called jamie and i said please can we bring it to new york. he was happy to bring it here so yeah, that's why we're here. (applause) >> stephen: we're lucky enough to be in an old broadway theater to do the show. it's a privilege to do it here. what does broadway mean to you? >> i used to be a kid, i'm going to get emotional, feeling very fragile. because of my voice. >> stephen: please. >> i would like record the tonies and play it back all throughout the year, i remember watching when ray fienes won a tony on broadway, i imagined the other life i was going to have. so t

kind of what out of town for bid was born there in southern california. back a little chilly here. we still be just as cold. yeah. you know what? yesterday morning we have some frost advisories yesterday afternoon that sunshine helped us out. >> today we're not going to see quite as much sunshine but keep an eye on that dry trend after what was such an unsettled weekend. just a couple of days ago, golden gate bridge looks good again. we're not seeing any fog at the golden gate. current temperatures back down into the 30's with half moon bay, redwood city mountain view fremont as well as dublin conquered in a much of the north bay dropping well down in the 30's this morning. it's not enough for frost advisories, but we are definitely enough to throw on those extra layers. we have some fog trying to form out in the central valley that may be seen in areas like brentwood, oakley, antioch, of points may also see a little bit of fog sitting in the bay at times. but for the most part, we're pretty free of it. and looking at a clear morning now we will see some cloud cover rolling overhea