molly: clovis, thank you for that. clovis joining us from so, south korea. the u.s.ongress has passed a crucial federal spending bill hours after a delay. this since the measure to president donald trump to in the country fell second government shutdown in just three weeks time. what we saw took place a few hours ago with the house of 186resentatives voting240- in support of a bipartisan package that lips federal spending limits by nearly 300 billion dollars over the next two years. he comes after the senate cleared the measure in the middle of the night here in had missed a midnight deadline, but one conservative senator, rand paul, refused to allow an early vote on the compromise bill. but now the signature by president vote -- by president trump will reopen the government. i am joined by our correspondent. we are looking at the movement that is coming out of washington in the last two hours or so. how are we seeing republicans and democrats spend this measure, spend this bill in their favor? they are both claiming victory in a sense. the bill does increase spendin

esto fue firmado por la directora de comunicaciones del distrito escolar unificado de clovis.e los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y miembros de los texans rangers habrÍa puesto en su propiedad la cÁmara sin su permiso. tenemos esta polÉmica que apenas comienza. pedro: carolina, muy buenas tardes para ti. como a las dicho, el seÑor ricardo palacios estÁ haciendo esta demanda, en este momento estoy con el abogado raÚl caso -- los abogados que lo representan. ellos nos van a hablar de esta demanda y cuÁl es prÓximo paso? >> hay partes que estÁn pendientes, estamos esperando la respuesta. >> la patrulla fronteriza no respondiÓ, solamente el oficial de los texans rangers, quÉ dijo? >> dice que tiene inmunidad por haber actuado dentro de su oficio. nosotros ppensamos que violaron una ley muy clara y que pierden esa protecciÓn de inmunidad. estamos acusÁndolos de haber hecho eso. si nos da el dictamen la corte, entonces va a llegar sabiendo que no tiene... pedro: que la audiencia entienda que hay una ley que protege la patrulla fronteriza de actor hasta las 25 millas del rÍo, pero

. >> david weber is the lead psychologist at clovis unified school district. they had 142 students placed on a 5150 hold last year. >> do you think all students should be tracked? >> they should. >> only it's of the schools know how many times their students have been placed on a psychiatric hold. across those districts, it happened 455 times, just last year. los angeles, san francisco, and san jose are among the many districts that don't track this information. some people say talking about suicide encourages it. do you agree? >> absolutely not. that's one of the greatest myths around suicide. what we know is that, you know, if somebody is talking or thinking or having feelings of suicide and we end up asking them that question, it typically is, gives them a sense of relief. and it gives them permission to talk about it. >> palo alto unified school district has struggled through two different suicide clusters since 2009. at least nine students took their lives and the city's suicide rate is nearly three times the state average, fwbut,n this at-risk community,

much higher the economic decline has now reached virtually all segments of society real estate agent clovis gomez is also feeling the pinch and the fiend in me a little bit at the moment no one is buying or renting an apartment not even short term there are no prospects for improvement no light at the end of the tunnel no one can claim that the country is functioning normally so that's just not true. nobody that congress is also in crisis nothing's working as a chit not a phocion a good gets out of it they're going to be where you're going to be yeah your cost agrees on weekends he sells ice cream on the beach there are fewer and fewer tourists here instead most of the beach goers are cutting jocose as the people of rio are known a day at the beach is a respite from the crisis. yeah it cost is sick and tired of corrupt politicians who cheat the people who voted for them but even with the crisis he says one thing has improved the guilty are ending up behind bars when i was a child the rich never went to prison it was only ever blacks the poor and prostitutes not of the law applies to everyon

. >> as he crisis counsellor at clovis unified school district.ey had 142 students placed on a 5150 hold last year. >> do you think all schools should be tracking this? >> absolutely. >> but they aren't tracking it. we asked how many know how many of their students were placed on a psychiatric hold. it happened 455 times just last year. los angeles, san francisco and san jose are among the many districts that don't track this information. >> some people say talking about this suicide encourages it. do you agree? >> absolutely not. that's one of the greatest myths around suicide. what we know is if somebody is talking or thinking or having feelings of suicide, and we end up asking them that question, it typically gives them a sense of relief and it gives them permission to talk about it. >> palo alto unified school district has struggled through two clusters since 2009. at least nine students took their lives and the city's suicide 58th nearly three times state average. in this at risk community, we found district does not track how many students h

the other being sam clovis. >> that's right.t's one bucket, maybe a smaller bucket, but margaret, the bigger bucket seems to be people who weren't ready, who weren't vetted, had bad confirmation hearings. what does that tell you, and what are you hearing about the process by which the white house is picking these nominees? >> you'll recall this is sort of ancient history, but remember when chris christie was supposed to be involved in the transition stuff? this was like a year and a half ago. and then there were changes to who were going to be the folks who actually were deeply involved in the transition? so this white house kind of, instead of hitting the ground running, hit the ground with a rush of stuff to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it and was sort of plagued in those early months by an unexpected win, some mismanagement and misdirection. some of these are really different cases. in this case, the environmental case, someone with a record that is so on its face challenging of what that role has been in previous a

. >> i'm in clovis, california.ing devin nunes challenger here. >> janzen and his supporters have been showing up to troll nunes on a regular basis. >> here's another red light come up. are you democrat or republican? >> i'm more independent. >> do you vote for devin nunes? >> yes. >> republican? democrat? neither. >> you got to vote for the best person that represents you and i'm hoping that me. >> i ludevin nunes has one two-thirds of the vote 7 out of 8 times. >> that's true. and i think people are burned out with respect to politics. >> he's been raising money to get his message out by talking about russia, including with this billboard. >> we talked about his failings in washington, but what's important too to voters is to talk about the issues they really care about. >> in this district? >> absolutely. >> those issues are what? >> water. water is a huge issue. we're an agricultural region. gri immigration reform is a huge issue in the valley. >> you're a business owner? >> yes. >> you follow the russia investi

derek carr, the raiders qb pulled up to this in and out in clovis, brandon was working there, sho kdl up. he snapped this awesome selfie with derek carr who got two cheeseburgers and a chocolate shake, he even signed brandon's hat before picking up his order. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," first the indictment, now the foulout. political a analyst larry gerston joins us to sift through robert mueller's indictment of inter sfeerg with the presidential election. some... and we )ll see a big swing in te weather. monday - i )m watching what )s (next after a blast of weekend cold. how long the cooldown lasts... and when warmer temperatures return. see you monday for )today in te last friday, special counsel robert mueller indicted 13 russians and three russian >>> last friday special counsel robert mueller indicted 13 russians and three russian companies for interfering with the 2016 u.s. presidential election. the 37-page indictment reads like a spy novel, it reveals an effort to tilt the election outcome for donald trump. larry gerston joins us live this morning with more deta

sam clovis. i mean, we've seen time and time again people who have been in this administration get taken down because they have something in the background which is a massive red flag. >> when the daily mail takes down someone in the white house, this is the house of the unforced errors. you said this is a horrendous mess. this is a self-inflicted horrendous mess. >> as so many of their horrendous messes are. >> but makes absolutely no sense, you don't need it. >> the white house knows basically one play on these things. and that's when somebody comes under attack or criticism, immediately circle the wagons and get everybody on board to put out the supportive statements. it dates from the campaign and allegations against trump. >> people in the white house would won't defend it simply go underground. >> or they talk to reporters and undermine the public face of this thing. >> ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. >> there's so many problems with this. the national security angle. he doesn't have one. cle

sheriff's department said he never imagined that while helping a stranded motorist on the corner of cloviscover seven civil war medals and pins."the parties relinquished the medals when i asked him where did he find them he mentioned that he had gone dumpster diving because of the medals being so old i knew possible the owner would want them back," said alonzo.bob specht director of the veterans memorial museum in fresno said being awarded one of these medals doesn't come easy."they saved someone's life or saved equipment or done miraculous things above and beyond the call of duty," said specht.navy and air force veteran patrick betzel said although these items might sell for a couple of bucks online, the significance behind them is priceless. "little things like patches, coins, medals, are one the things that i like to keep around with me because we can go back to certain times in our career and remember where this coin or medal came from," concluded betzel. (pam) that was desiree lopez reporting. if you recognize any of these medallions or pins, you are asked to contact the fresno county