epa administrator, congratulations.or being a here, lee zeldin. >> thanks a lot, maria. great to be with you. maria: before with i get into your trip with the vice president tomorrow, president trump told metayour role is one of -- me that your role is one of the most important in the entire administration. can you tell us what your priorities are? >> well, so much of the president's economic agenda and his desire to the make sure that the federal government is not just being good stewards of tax dollars, but being responsive in making our country more energy dominant, making american a.i. capital of the world, bringing back american auto jobs. we have an important role to play working with other agencies to provide that american prosperity that the president campaigned on. the american people, many of them had never if voted for a republican in the past. they wanted to vote for president trump because they believe in his leadership after seeing the last four years contrasted with the president's first term four years e

this is the epa's largest wildfire cleanup in the agency's history.st week in conjunction with his visit, he signed an executive order directing the epa to safely remove all the hazardous materialses from the burnt-out location within 30 days. those materials include potentially damaged lithium ion batteries, propane, oils, greases and chemicals used for pesticide. >> we a want to make it safe for people to come back and look through the remains of the fire without having to worry about explosion hazards and fire hazards or chemical injury. >> reporter: the epa has already surveyed more than 5500 properties. there's nearly 740 epa personnel here on the ground working these fire zones already, and more than 1,000 of them are expected to be here in the field by by the end of the weekend. they're assembling teams of 60 to clear out materials from more than 13,000 residential and 250 commercial properties impacted by the fires. enter the pressure's here, you know, people want to the return to work and they want to return home. they want to come in and see

and fred, about 1000 workers from the epa are already on site now doing that kind of cleanup. and here at the community in altadena, we are at the pasadena community job center. it's been a hub for aid distribution just around the corner. we're hearing that 175 workers from this community and beyond are now being trained in disaster work so that they can come in after the epa and start getting those people back into their homes. fred. >> all right. that's incredible. all right. julia vargas jones, thank you so much. coming up, rfk junior's hhs secretary confirmation hearing remains up in the air after hours of senate hearings. a congressional reporter who attended those hearings, joining us with analysis. >> this part. >> changed my life. >> superman is now nominated for a bafta award for best documentary. chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> superman the christopher reeve story tomorrow at eight on cnn. amazing. jerry, you got to see this. saying that, trust me, after 15 walks gets a little old yeah. >> stop waiting. start inves

vice president jd vance and epa director lee zeldin will visit the area to commemorate the disaster.week, the village of east palestine and norfolk southern announced a $22 million settlement, resulting, or rather resolving, all of the village's claims from the incident this morning, with the palisades and eton wildfires fully contained, cleanup efforts are now underway, closing a chapter on historic blazes that wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced mass evacuations. >> cnn's julia vargas jones joined epa crews in altadena as they work to remove the dangerous waste left behind by the fires. >> sifting through altadena's ashes., what were once homes. now piles. >> of toxic. >> waste. >> the cleanup after the deadly eaton fire is just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the

. >> item number seven treasure island a mobility management agency epa grant overview directors as i mentioned following our last meeting the treasure island mobility management agency and one treasure island were successful in getting this this securing this grant opportunity and turn it over to alex pan from tema to to give you an overview of what we hope to deliver. >> hi everyone i'm alex a transportation planner with cta and tema. i'm happy to be here today with now gonzales is the executive director of one treasure island to present item seven a quick update on the epa community change grant for a collection of projects called treasure island connect. >> this is an information item the epa community change program grant program is designed to help equity priority communities tackle environmental and climate justice challenges through projects that reduce pollution, increase community climate resilience and build community capacity. >> it is funded through the environmental and climate justice program part of the inflation reduction act signed by president biden in 2020 to. we'r

. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more. >> than. >> 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a. lahaina. um, yeah. this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its own. >> on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework, and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of them safely, phase one is complete. >> what happens. >> after that? >> once that phase one is fully completed. phase two can start, which is either public or private. contractors will come in and remove the debris from each property. >> the scope of the disaster and the magnitude of the work ahead now coming into focus on these blocks. gas and power just starting to come back online. beyond them, thousand more residences

lithium batteries are challenging but the epa has confidence that they can stabilize, pack them up androblem it has posed a problem probably more in the palisades. >> it is indeed. thank you for your time. we are praying for your community. that is all for us. fox news sunday with shannon brame is next. i am griff jenkins. thank you for watching. ♪ the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturally good mood. miralax®: free your gut to free your mood. ♪ believe it or not baby... at university of phoenix... you... you... you... you could earn your... master's... for under than 11 thousand! 11... yes! 11! master's degree for under 11k in less than a year. some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. earn your competency-based master's at university of phoenix. i am a shannon bream tragedy of the potomac we get

vance and i and senator moreno p governor dewine and new epa director lee zeldin will be there to talke that people know that the east palestines of the world -- not just east palestine, but any community in need -- is going to be supported by this administration. joey: what is the state of the town, the village two years later in i know that the original controversy wasn't just that it derailed, but there was a decision to release a bunch of dechemicals for safety reasons, and the railroad company, they pushed that. they pushed that decision. finish now the ntsb says that might not have been necessary. so that's the real rub there, is the release of the chemicals after the derailment. what is the state of the town in do do they have water? are people who had houses there, are they able to come back? where are they? >> well, for the most part, life is back to normal except for some of the residents whose homes were really close to that site. they've relocated. but you hit the point that was the problem, is during the biden administration there was -- i remember this distinctly. governo

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. >> how will we know that the epa truly do leave this landscape and this ecosystem as they found it? don't know how i can entrust that from happening, and they really haven't kind of at all attempted to have a dialog with us as a community. we feel totally blindsided that this has just happened. >> the epa is saying protections are in place and that some debris will be isolated, triple wrapped, and sealed before being transported. >> a message of hope and raising funds to rebuild a fire aid benefit concert was held in southern california last night. the event was fully packed with stars including the legendary singer songwriter stevie nicks. >> and she gave a surprise shout out to some bay area firefighters. but as abc seven news reporter lena howland explains, there was one small thing that she didn't quite get right. >> some of the music industry's biggest names united in los angeles thursday night, all to support communities impacted by the wildfires. >> and i was pretty sure as they whisked me away and evacuated me, my least favorite word. now to another safe place that when i tu

the moment, president jd vance, senate majority whip john barrasso, epa administrator lee zeldin and borders are tom hom homan, that'll do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining, have a grea weekend. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪ welcome to "barron's roundtable" were we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter, deepseek took the world by storm taken and nvidia and other a.i. related stocks write down. we will look at the follow-up and where you should invest amid the dip. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and jacob sonenshine. an exciting week of the markets, we started with the deepseek scare, nvidia gets hammered a.i. stocks fall for the last-minute tariff scare on friday had investors start selling. it was a down week the s&p 500 finished at 1%, if you told me all this is going to happen in the a.i. trade will blow up in nvidia which is the most important stock or at least i thought it was probably

. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery. it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own, on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of them safely, phase one is complete. what happens after that? >> once that phase one is fully completed, phase two can start, which is either public or private. contractors will come in and remove the debris from each property. >> the scope of the disaster and the magnitude of the work ahead now coming into focus on these blocks, gas and power just starting to come back online. beyond them, thousand more residences await. how long to

third quarter 2020 for document protocol reports and cpd and epa's sb 1421 month reports for november and december 2020 for motion receive and file backup for a member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item three the consent calendar please approach the podium then you have begun. i don't want to wait. i don't feel too good tonight. >> consent calendar self control you have put self control is that okay? have a good night's that's the end of public comment on the motion commissioner clay how do you vote? yes mr. clay is yes. commissioner benedicto yes mr. benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez yes. mr. young yes. is yes commissioner yea yes commissioner. yes. yes. vice president carter ober stone yes. vice president carter is yes and president elias yes. present minuses. yes. you have six yeses line item for adoption of minutes action for the meeting of december 4th 2020 for i had a motion so moved i can if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item for adoption of minutes please approach the podium and there is no public

the epa secretary, and of interior secretary, who are scheduled to be sworn in later today. we expect the senate to continue quickly confirming the remainder of the well-qualified nominees in the days ahead. earlier this week in the east room the president signed the lincoln riley act into law, surrounded by his loving parents and sister. this commonsense bipartisan law mandates the federal detention of illegal aliens accused of theft, salting law enforcement officers, and anything that causes death serious bodily injury, like the animal that murdered lincoln riley in cold blood. this was the first piece of legislation the president signed proudly and it will guarantee that lincoln didn't die in vain. as his mother allison tearfully said during the event, "the president said that he would secure our borders, he's a man of his word and we trust he will fight for the american people." we will never forget her words. in order to lock up more illegal aliens, the president signed a memorandum to detain them at guantanamo bay, expanding the migrant operations center at the naval s

we've also got newly confirmed epa minister lee zeldin and we have breaking news, lee zeldin will travelsident jd vance, tomorrow, to ohio, palestine. it's going to mark the year since that train derailment putting all of those horrible chemicals in the water and the air and we'll talk with tom homan as you know, the deportation plans underway right now in america and we want to find out where we are in terms of that swath that you discussed earlier in venezuela, that rick grinell was able to bring back hostages to america. we've got a big show. a lot of breaking news coming up. jd vance really made a lot of common sense comments about the president's agenda. so i want to really get into what he has to say about executing that agenda. charlie: well, it's a new era, a new era of transparency and we thank you for bringing it to us and we'll be watching, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you. see you in 10 minutes. charlie: communities across the u.s. rallying around prayer after two devastating plane crashes shook the nation. why faith is important in the face of tragedy, that's next. of bring

for decades we could hear san francisco epa a lot broke the clean water act. salmon season closed the past two science. the float at the wharf -- thank you your time expired. there are no more callers. >> thank you. >> thank you. police call the next item >> item 5 is puc advisory committee 23/24 report to the commission. >> good afternoon employment to provide you a brief over view of our committee and the work we did during 23/24. we are a benefitted 17 members. representing each district. as well as 3 representatives appointed by the board president and 3 by the mayor. the folk one of them on this committee since inception for 20 years as well as a variety of community members and expert in fields. construction and project management. these are wonderful experts and engaged people who i hope you will engage with. and rely on. i want to thank the chair during the last fiscal year. jennifer clairey and our vice chair eli. two things i did want to elevate that were really major issues for the cac affordability in public comments. we understands there is a poli

one of the examples of hiding some of these costs was actually in the epa. with the tailpipe regulations, also known as the ev mandate. a 573-page document and there was one table on costs. one table. so, what we see from this outgoing administration is hiding the cost from the american people so that they don't understand, don't see what their government is trying to do to them. how their government is actually laying on these regulations that harm them. that is why they feel worse off today than they did four years ago. if you are confirmed, will you commit that you will work with me to help reverse and expose the regulations and how agencies try to hide the cost, try to play around with the numbers? you may have heard the phrase there are lies and statistics. we need to make sure that when we are passing regulations that we have a full cost-benefit analysis that people understand the trade-offs we are making by having regulation. if you are confirmed, will you commit that you will work with us to make sure that we fully understand the cost of this and the

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. >> to be shut down so that the epa can't do all of the rules against. >> our energy. >> industry becausebandwidth. >> financially to do so. we want to put them in trauma. >> put them in, quote, trauma, make sure they have no financial bandwidth. that sounds like making people broke. and you heard a lot of they us and them we and they. but that individual and others are still taking a taxpayer paycheck from you. so they're taking your taxpayer money and then talking about they cut the money for other people, cut the jobs for other people, as long as it's not, you know, the new trump people now while they're flexing the power over the government, there is also a lot of business conflicts here. musk's advisory group is named after a type of crypto that he owns. i've told you this before, he keeps trying to trick people into saying the name. i don't need to say it to refer to the group, but a lot of outlets, news, newspapers are doing so, and every time they do, he's getting free promotion of his dog crypto that he owns. trump launched his own crypto going into his first day in office, and i

so good news we are looking at an epa grant for 3 million and california ocean protection council for the coastal commission for just la seven 5750 k and then another epa for bay water quality improve meant for 2 million. so like i said that's the big number that's going to stick out to everybody because we are very, very hopeful that all of these grants are happening and happening at the maximum possible amount that we can get them for the general fund support number we are taking it down from the base budget which is our starting point. every fiscal year or current year budget where we are today has a higher general fund number sorry has the lower general fund number of the 7.6 that you see here the base budget includes things like the salaries and benefits that have been negotiated with all of the unions and so we start out at a higher number so we're going back down to 7.5 and i know it doesn't look like a change but it that's our starting point so we are getting back to that on the expenditure side we're reducing the salaries and benefits by looking at vacant positions so that th