when ufc legend chuck liddell visited fenton's base camp. he was there to share his appreciation for the firefighters working in the area. the ufc fighter personally signing the back of fenton's badge, getting promoted alone is a big deal, and then having someone like the iceman do it is unheard of. >> it's stressful on the guys and they're out doing 24 hour shifts. and it's pretty depressing. so that kind of thing, just something like that, just to lighten the mood a little bit. it was very nice to do that. so anything like that helps the guys, helps the morale out a lot. >> modesto fire says it still will be giving fenton a proper pinning ceremony when he returns home from the front lines. and in washington state, the governor has formally requested a federal major disaster declaration for counties hit by that powerful bomb cyclone late last year. the storms caused millions of dollars in damage in western washington. emergency management teams say in king county alone, there was more than $11 million in damage to public infrastructure. the

fenton, informÓ que mÁs de 53.000 personas han dado el primer paso y llenado su solicitud inicial o cartamiento temporal permite que los afectados por los incendios se hospeden en hoteles participantes hasta que puedan encontrar una soluciÓn de alojamiento a corto o largo plazo. la seÑora alvarado nos dice que actualmente se hospeda en la casa de su madre. >> encima me dijeron que como tenemos aseguranza, primero ver cuÁnto es el monto que va a pagar la aseguranza y despuÉs ellos van a ayudar con lo que haga falta. >> algunos de los afectados tal vez no tengan todos sus documentos de migraciÓn en orden y no califiquen para fema. pero con mÁs de una decena de organizaciones comunitarias presentes, casi es seguro que encontrarÁn una mano amiga que no tenga miedo de venir. >> allÁ adentro hay diferentes tipos de recursos del estado de diferentes organizaciones no lucrativas que estÁn dando la ayuda a esas personas que son indocumentadas. >> hay dos centros de informaciÓn de fema aquÍ en el sur de california y nos dicen que estarÁn aquÍ presentes el tiempo que sea necesario y ademÁs nos dicen

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all to come in. -- fenton all to come in. i think february 1. i think we will do it in february. >> this is an executive order taken in large number of executive actions. pres. trump: sounds reasonable. >> mr. trump, we remember four years ago [indiscernible] did joe biden tell you -- pres. trump: i think we have a lot of them. i was very friendly with him, he liked me, i like him, we got along very well. they thought that was a tremendous threat. now he is a nuclear power, but we get along. i will be happy to see him coming. i think he has tremendous condo capabilities and a lot of shoreline. >> [indiscernible] >> this is an executive order -- pres. trump: i'm fine with legal immigration. i like it. we need people, and i'm absolutely fine with it. we need it because we have a lot of companies coming in to avoid tariffs. you know, if you don't want tariffs, we can build you a plant in the u.s., we have a lot of workers coming in, but we need to have legal immigration. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: you're talking about which

position to benefit from a i's boss. potential will go to our panel in a few more minutes, but 1st fenton monahan has this report, a deep sea cuz sent shock waves through the global technology sector. the chinese generative a ice start up, says it can get results comparable to that. if it's us rivals and deliver them at a fraction of the cost and processing power, this is going to be much more accessible, especially for naturally to broader audience. and it really opens the plans for monetization strategies that a lot of the, you know, western efforts that has been working on developing. and the deep seek team says it only costs around $6000000.00 of trans artificial intelligence model. compare that to open a light decrease or a chassis bt we spends around $3000000000.00 a year on a i training america, seen it a lot, investment boom, venture capitalist investing more than $60000000000.00 and start ups in the past year. on top of that tech firms like amazon, microsoft, alphabet, and massa are each estimate to spend between $30.00 and $60000000000.00 in development. but analyst estimate tha

i recently had the privilege of meeting laura and speaking with her bilingual civics class at fenton high school. together we talked about how we build a multiracial democracy and the importance of uplifting students as they engage in civic life, particularly by creating multilittle wal spaces -- multilingual spaces, for them to talk about what they see in the news, how they experience it and how they belong in this country. on behalf of illinois' third congressional district, i commend laura avila peterson for her dedication to education and the invaluable contributions in shaping the next generation of leaders. thank you, laura. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and the legacy of jose cha-cha gimenez. a beloved community organizer and activist, founder of the young lords and one of the architects behind the chicago's original rainbow coalition. to this day the rainbow coalition is remembered as a powerful motto of multiracial unity and solidarity that continues to inspire all of us. cha cha was born in puerto rico and eventually moved with his family to chicago's lincoln

i've asked bob fenton of fema to help. he helped hawaii after the maui fires to take the lead in coordinating the federal support and debris recovery and removal in los angeles, and the first step of that is coordinated between fema, epa and the army corps of engineers to remove the hazardous debris before you can get in to remove it all. and that hazard debris includes things like propane tanks, electric vehicles, battery. then the monumental task of removing the rest of that debris can begin, but it's a monumental task. and i've activated 500 marines from a base in pendleton to stand by to help in search and rescue, airlift support, and food and water distribution. and i want to be clear, we're not waiting until those fires are over to start helping the victims. we're getting them help right now, as you all know. people impacted by these fires are going to receive one-time payment of $770 one-time payment, so they can quickly purchase things like water, baby formula, and prescriptions. so far, nearly 6000 survivors have

it helps the morale out a lot. >> now modesto fire plans to give fenton a proper pinning ceremony whening today, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in a case involving pornography and the first amendment. the supreme court are considering considering a texas state law that requires users viewing adult sites to first verify their age. the law has angered free speech advocates, who claim it's vague and imposes significant burdens on adults trying to get access. and show their expression that is constitutionally protected. well, san francisco mayor daniel lowery introduced an ordinance to the board of supervisors to take on the city's fentanyl drug crisis. he outlined the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. it would speed up funding for additional hiring of public safety and health staff. it would also add shelters, expand treatment and implement new mental health initiatives. mayor lori says this will allow the city to get around the bureaucratic obstacles that have prevented progress in fighting the fentanyl crisis. time is now 658. the marin county board of supervisors just

firefighters who are here for a bit with alec city since last night we are as a regional administrator fenton just said with the governor, with the fema administrator get in the coordination of resources but it helps for us to be here for the fire administration is part of the response because we are on the ground able to coordinate resources, streamline communication. we're also here checking on the firefighters on the front lines. i really appreciate what you and the vice president both said with boots on the ground. nobody wants to fight the fires firesaving community more than firefighters. we are checking on them. i will tell you many of them they are able to but they are on the job. they keep fighting. they need to know that it matters. it is important that i show up with them to see them and say thank you for it to let them know we are watching. that we know. we are here when injuries happen. when injured a firefighter in l.a. county felt through a three three-story roof about three hours ago. there are several major injuries in the hospital be going to check on him shortly. it's about

the mayors, fenton, all state of emergency ordinance would speed up the process of leasing shelter space for homeless mental health and drug treatment facilities. its ordinance would also help hire more law enforcement officers and 9-1-1, dispatchers to clean up the streets. >> some say for those people aking their kids to school in the morning, you see people passed you know, from overdose and you got a family and mother with 2 kids taking their kid to school in the same spot. we need to do better. >> now for members of the board of supervisors who support the mayor's plan are expected to join this rally soon. just minutes away. the mayor's office says will also see drug recovery groups, labor groups and business owners. many of them impacted negatively by the image of drug users camping out and their neighborhood. after that, the people who are at this rally are expected testify before the board of supervisors hoping to get this ordinance past today. and we're slowly groups arriving now again, that's expected to start here in the next few minutes. for now. back to you. >> all right, ry

now my honor to introduce fema regional administrator bob fenton. [inaudible conversations] >> well, let me start the out by saying our hearts go out to everyone affected by the wildfires. and as our administrator yesterday said, we're committed to be here to help those in the community recover as long as it takes. one of the things that's important to us is having a strong relationship with not only the mayor, all communities and the state in delivering assistance to those communities that have been affected, and we'll continue to make sure that we're here to do that. in addition to providing support on the response side, one of the areas that we're focusing now and our priority is to help those that have been affected by this event. and one of the ways we do to that is through our individual assistance program. i want to start off with how to apply to that program. so the easiest way is to go to the web site, to disaster assistance.gov and apply there. you can also download the fema app and use that to apply. or you can phone our 1-800-621-33612 n

themselves, the often casualties are full, but one doctor who was wounded is now returning to work. fenton monahan reports dr. call it al sadi has spent more than 20 years, caring for the children of gaza and the ox and martyrs hospital. but 6 months ago he became a patient himself and other casualty, and israel's war on gaza. then that's the cover letter. so that's the ones that i was injured and then an attack on the hives in our area. already living with diabetes, my condition deteriorated to the point where my leg has to be amputated. but now doctor society is back on judy with the help of a prosthetic leg, although he says he can't push himself as hard as he used to. he believes he can still make a difference. and then uh, i'm over and i know you drive and i know that gave me a renewed sense of purpose. i realized i could still be active and make a positive impact. being in the pediatric department was as much from my healing as it was for the children i care for more than 17000 children have been killed in israel's war on gauze and many more have been injured. the un says israel's bl

i believe believe it or not, we have bob fenton on our show from fema in the next hour, and it may actuallying with the president. so we will, of course, work around the president's schedule. >> yeah, i can tell you we weren't given an exact time for the meeting. we were told this afternoon. but as i looked there, there is a marine posted outside the west wing right now. usually that means that the president is in the west wing. the meeting could be happening now. i don't know that for sure. we'll try to find out. nail down a time for you if we can. >> yeah. that's great. listen, president comes first. totally fine. and then we'll be happy to have him after that. thank you so much, aaron. in our next hour, the complicated relationship between donald trump and california, what's going to happen to all the support the state will need in the months to come? we've got the months to come? we've got some ins ahh, yellow! didn't pass the tissue test? buckle up! whoa! there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3dwhitestrips white. whitens like a 400 dollar professional treatment. pilot: prepare fo

now, my honor, to introduce fema regional administrator bob fenton. thank you. thank you bob.nks. well, let me start out by saying our hearts go out to everyone affected by the wildfires. >> and as our administrator yesterday said, we're committed to be here to help the community recover as long as it takes. >> one of the things that's important to us is having a strong relationship with not only the mayor, all communities in the state and delivering assistance to those communities that have been affected and will continue to make sure that we're here to do that. in addition to providing support. on the response side, one of the areas that we're focusing now on our priority is to help those that have been affected by this event. >> and one of the ways we do that is through our individual assistance program. and i want to start off with how to apply to that program. >> so the easiest way is to go to the website to disasterassistance.gov and apply there. you can also download the fema app and use that to apply. or you can phone or 1-800-621-3362 number to apply for assistance. >

had tens of thousands of people killed by fenton all that was manufactured by those cartels and transportfentanyl that was manufactured by those cartels and transported by them. they got you hooked on the drug because they laced it with fentanyl and eventually your luck runs out and you take a drug with too much and you pass away. i don't know with any family or person who doesn't at least know of either touched their family or knows of a family that has lost somebody. the fentanyl overdose was the number one death from 18 to 34 ages in the united states directly attributable to the mexican drug cartels. so we need to do something about that. and yes, sir, big pharma is also guilty of hooking and making addicts of people care those people responsible need to be brought to justice. host: new york, david, republican. caller: i am in agreement with the policy to seal the border, to stop all of the infiltration. let's strengthen it and stop this infiltration of people from all over the world that we don't even know about. i am in agreement with the congressman. having said that, i would like