irma, your perspective? irma: i don't want them to use the need to reauthorize the fast act as an excuse to not get comprehensive infrastructure package done. broadband, water, transit, public transit needs, workforce being a component of all of those. as well as disaster resilience. i know that the senate has a different timeline than the house. think it is going to be incumbent upon leader mcconnell to say to the committees that have jurisdiction, for them to do their part, but give them a goal in terms of a time that they need to have the bill out of committee, so they can bring those votes to the floor or bring a vote to the floor on an infrastructure package, as well as the reauthorization of the fast act. that is the thing. when you meet with offices, you will always get an answer why something cannot happen. i just come from the school of let me tell you how we can get this done. thekly, one of conversations we had with a couple of offices is what cover do you need to take the tough vote that is going

ap irma was going to come across this dying. and we got ols here ap the mayor . we started bugging presidents who got legitimated and get the dikes physicaled. we got fixed. were not appened if been for president trump. ap great job we have the money. we have more work to do. president trump: david. >> one thing, mr. president that resonates here, first off, this is appear inkeble partnership between the state and federal government ap have been doing their fair share. if you are a recreationist and critical ct its a component. president trump: thank you very much. congressman, would you like to say a couple of words? water it lifeblood ap i thaunching you. president trump: my horp. and om have one of nem mean a great deal to be here to fund the project and meeps a lot to our state. >> i thank you for this and ear things you have done. good things can happen and you are go to go to save the ever glades. so thank you, mr. president. >>> this a lot of locations. thank you very much. >> just to it rate, you have the mayor and state first but it doesn't happen withou

so, i don't believe irma mac violated the human rights of the rohingya people. i don't believe it. i know. she didn't do anything. there is something wrong. let me finish, let me finish. because this problem is cumulative. if you talk about this, black and white, good and evil, and us versus black and white, good and evil, and us versus them, all of this discourse masks the real complexity. i think ithink in i think in the transition towards democracy, there are sometimes you move forward, there are times you move forward, there are times you move a little bit backwards, though sometimes setbacks. this kind of situation is quite and —— is quite usual, notjust in burma, in any kind of transition to democracy. usual, notjust in burma, in any kind of transition to democracylj feel kind of transition to democracy.” feel like we have very limited freedom of expression in burma. we have rights that are so limited, you have rights that are so limited, you have to be direct. you can only protest in this way, or that way, only this issue or that issue. we cannot freely think. it is already

. >> irma and maria. they pass that two months ago. and moving quickly in this package to help those americans in need, senate republicans at the presidents insistence held up the house u bill because it included assistance for americans in puerto rico. and it has been held over petty grudges and political concerns the presidents refusal to help americans in puerto rico is an important disaster bill that many states are relying upon to speed the recovery efforts to discriminate and certainly in my years here and then to take care all of the citizens and not pick and choose. i voted for disaster aid to purple states because possibly the united states of america. and with disaster with democratic senators with the state of vermont when we were hit with a disaster a few years ago but today puerto rico. one year ago hit by two back to back category five hurricanes it's so rare that they ever get hit by two back to back. and those who lost their lives homes are demolished that requires a commensurate response. and with the house passed bill

virgin islands continue their recovery from hurricanes irma and maria. instead of moving quickly to help those in need of a senate republicans but the president insisted held up the house bill because it included assistance from americans andlu puerto rico instead of the states but neither did the president apparently has chosen to delay over political concerns. the president's refusal to help americans in puerto rico but disaster bill many other states are relying on and to speed the recovery efforts it discriminates against over 3 million americans as a country we have to come together to help each other when we had the sisters. certainly republican senators and democratic senators hope this data vermont when we were hit with a disaster a few years ago. today puerto rico needs our help. a year and a half ago hit by back-to-back hurricanes it's no wonder anybody ever gets hit by two back-to-back category five hurricanes. homes are demolished, communities destroyed. we passed the house bill. it eliminates the funds that would help puerto rico rebuild dam

. >> so, irma, it sounds like, because you're releasing this advisory, that it's somewhat serious, you are concerned, you want people to know. the advisory says this happened because of an ongoing incident at the refinery. can you explain what that means? >> at this point, right now we know that we have been monitoring the situation for about a week. and -- >> but was there a particular situation at the refinery, a few days ago this week, that caused the emissions? >> there were visible emissions from the refinery. and we have been monitoring it for about a week now. we are just this morning -- >> so -- >> -- the test that was done on the particulates, it showed that there is coke, which is a byproduct of the prefining process, made up of carbon particles. the particulates itself are not hey harmful level but it may cause discomfort and breathed in and people who have underlying respiratory problems could have discomfort. that's why we're asking everyone to stay indoors until the issue is resolved. >> i understand that people need to be careful, especially if they have respiratory issu

irma, we thought she would come across this lake. we would have had a lot of problems south of the lake. mayor, locals here, the it is a big issue. we started bugging the president when he got elected that we need to get it fixed and he came through, he worked with congress and we got the money to be done by 2022 and if it -- it would not have happened if president trump did not take charge, he went to congress to make sure we got the money and everybody involved federally has done a great job to make sure we have the money. there is more work to do any president will continue to be exporter. -- a supporter. pres. trump: absolutely. >> the one thing that resonates, mr. president, as an important issue, this is an incredible partnership with the state and federal government. everybody is doing their fresher. if you are a recreational person, like the outdoors, this is a critical component long-term. pres. trump: you are doing great, thank you. congressman? >> i want to thank you for your commitment to florida and the water is the life

irma: pienso que hay dos opciones cuando estÁs lista para un cambio.esto es monetariamente, nosotros nos ven como algo frÍo nadie sabe todo el sacrificio y lo que tienes que hacer como cualquier carrera y cualquier profesiÓn y una densa es hacer dinero de esta profesiÓn porque quieres trabajar de lo que te gusta pero tienes que monitorizarlo si no haces dinero no es trabajo. nelly: si no haces dinero estÁs aguantando una pareja un jefe que no es para ti. irma: cuando trabajaba haciendo o trabajando lo que te apasiona gracias a dios he tenido la suerte. karla: esa es una clave hacer lo que te apasiona sin olvidar que hay que hacer billete. irma: hacerlo como una profesiÓn en serio. , encuentras la oportunidad dentro de la dificultad de. o o como una promociÓn profesión en serio. >> yo abrÍ mi negocio es de 15 aÑos cuando quede embarazada, nosotros en puerto rico no tenemos la cultura de tener niÑeras, no tenÍa familia, yo decÍa quiero seguir trabajando, pero quiero criar a mis hijos y es asÍ como empezÓ "nevares communications", hice una lista de 100 pe

the information of victims of hurricanes harvey, irma and maria were also released.authorities say the breach occurred when fema was working with a contractor that helps provide temporary housing to those affected by disasters. information, like names, last four digits of a social security number are required to confirm eligibility. but fema also provided the contractor bank names, electronic funds transfer numbers and bank transit numbers. the watchdog says the victims could be vulnerable to identity theft. fema officials say they are changing how they deliver information to avoid giving too much information and it will be completed by 2020. coming up next at six.. shut down juvenile hall.. we'll explain what is behind the new call by supervisors in one bay area city ... to close the doors on the facility that locks up kids... plus.. years of higher bridge tolls ahead....commuters will soon need to pull out more money .. to drive on an iconic bay area crossing ... (ken) some san franicsco supervisors want to close san francisco juvenile hall.(pam) these supervisors

contratista información personal de mne lavíctimas de l incendios forestales de 2017 y también los huracanes irmastamos monitoreando con este radar y noche esa actividad, todavía con fuerza en esa región. también está recibiendo esta precipitaciones, sin embargo notamos que ya en la línea costera y la hora las montañas se está manteniendo esas actividades de precipitaciones. va a encontrarse con estas durante las próximas horas. así está el termómetro. (información en pantalla) (información en pantalla) vamos a ver un poco lo que está asociado con el sistema espero que las precipitaciones se mantengan con intensidad hasta las cuatro de la madrugada, luego llegaremos a las 8:00 de la mañana, y podemos abundante nubosidad a lo largo del día, vemos sol. durante el lvia. mañana cuando os otra se despierte y tenga su café, entregan a los 50° según el termómetro. y si le gusta la temperatura la del fin de semana pasado este será muy similar. (información en pantalla) esa nubosidad 66 durante el día domingo y sus planes es salir, noté que vamos a tener esas lluvias y un poco de nieve. y el un estos mant

nos habla de la pesadilla que irma: llego estados unidos proveniente de perÚ a los tres aÑos.abÍa soÑado. el 12 de febrero pasado le pidieron que viajarÁ a mÉxico. ella les dijo que le preocupaba que como soÑadora no pudiera salir del paÍs. >> confirmaron que sÍ, que podÍa viajar para mÉxico. y entonces ella hizo el viaje. >> viajo y a su regreso empezÓ su peor pesadilla. cuando la detuvieron en inmigraciÓn. >> ella estuvo detenida como 24 horas y luego la volvieron a un Área de detenciÓn. >> estuvo detenÍa mÁs de un mes y hoy recibiera noticia de su liberaciÓn gracias a un farol u hubiera dejado al borde de la deportaciÓn. >> el martes recibimos informaciÓn que la razón que toví le habÍan dejado ir es porque estaban viendo si podÍan revocar el daca de cÓmo saliÓ el paÍs sin permiso. >> la abogada explica que los beneficiarios no pueden viajar al menos que tengan un permiso especial. pero que en estos momentos no les estÁn dando porque daca estÁ en el limbo. >> el error fue en su trabajo. ella les preguntÓ. >> aconseja a los soÑadores que consulten con un abogado antes de toma

that includes survivors of the california wildfires and hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. >>> whene return, it's never too late to get back into the band and, well, even lend a helping hand. >>> and finally tonight, kevin tibbles introduces us to a group of retirees sharing their musical talents with the younger generation. ♪ >> reporter: as the band students at lincoln middle school belt it out, there's one member who, well, stands out from the others. >> i'm ben "grandpa" serial number one. >> reporter: artie rosen, retired doctor and amateur musician, created the band grandpa program in rockford, illinois. >> the music is a lifelong thing. that's what i want the kids to understand just by their association with me. that someone in his 60s is still doing it. >> reporter: he's gone back to school to lend a hand with the band. >> ready, go -- >> reporter: assisting kids, many from families facing hard times. ♪ >> the best part is when a kid quietly comes up to me after we've worked on something and just says, "thank you." ♪ >> reporter: grandpa russ stonebeck is a retired rocket sc

this includes saving more than 11,000 lives after the devastating impacts of hurkts maria, irma, harvey, florence, and michael to the cumulative interdiction of 432 tons of cocaine over the past two years. one of the greatest examples of coasty dedication and effectiveness is captain adam shamey who has served as a coast guard liaison to the house of representatives for the past two years. adam has consistently demonstrated an ability to effectively convey the critical needs of the coast guard to both members of congress and staff while also supporting the coast guard's responses to the needs of states and congressional districts across the country. over his two-year tenure as liaison, he has helped facilitate the coast guard's two largest annual funding levels in the service's history. on april 18, 2019, adam will take command of coast guard sector key west, an area from the bahamas and cuba emcompassing 55,000 square nautical miles. while his departure is a loss to the house and the men and women of the coast guard serving along the florida keys will greatly benefit from his leadershi

now the survivors of hurricanes harvey, irma, maria, and the california wildfires are a possible target of identity theft. fema says it will now require additional privacy training for contractors. >>> we like the house in hillsborough just the way it is. that's what supporters of the flintstone house off 280 are saying. they started a petition after the town of hillsborough filed a lawsuit against the homeowner saying she must take down her outdoor decorations because they're a public nuisance. the homeowner says she'll fight that lawsuit. a petition is on change.org and it's picking up traction. it's almost at the goal of 7,500 signatures. >>> uplifting story about a giants fan who survived a devastating attack. now he's turning that pain into a positive lesson for kids across california. you may remember brian stowe, the giants fan who was brutally beaten outside a giants away game in l.a. the 2011 attack left stowe with brain damage. he spoke about the attack with students at an elementary school in hum belt county, part of a tour he's doing to educate kids about what happened to hi

individuals who shared information with fema from the california wildfires in 2017 and hurricanes harvey, irma and maria might now be a of fraud and identity theft. the sensitive personal information included the last-ig fours of social security numbers, addresses and banking information, according to a report from the department of fmeland security's office the inspector general. fema says it "has taken aggressive measures to correct this error" and that it found no indication survivor data was compromised. it took a jury in pittsburgh four hours to find a white former east pittsburgh police officer not guilty of murder or manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager last june. outside the courthouse, protestors shouted "antwon rose," the name of the 17-year- old who shot and killed after a traffic stop. the former officer, michaeld rosfeld, sai pulled over a car that rose was in because it matched the description of a car in a drive-by shooting. rose was running from the car when rosfeld shot him in the back, side and face. a lawyer for rose's family said they may challeng

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and this was preceded by hurricane irma which also struck the island, a double body blow. what ensured were months of absolute hunger, despair and death. and while the president played golf in mar-a-lago thousands of fellow americans were dying due to lack of electricity, lack of oxygen tanks, dialysis centers or refrigeration or medications, problems, as i said at the time, could not be solved with paper towels. i'll never forget this moment. it was one of the moment insulting moments to the people of puerto rico, a people of parts of the united states, 3.5 million united states citizens who have served and worn the uniform of this nation and whose names on the vietnam memorial here in washington are disproportionate to the number of their population. and the president said they want everything to be done for them. i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you're throwing our budget out of whack. no other american citizen in any other of the areas of disaster heard anything, anything near to that. so today we know that nearly 3,000 americans perished in what's now known as one

govern 2017 per w hit by two hurrican, irma and maria, it dac thoan ofamilies and led morha000 erican familie ast jul femrelead a rt ackwlng manof ei shortmis in responding to hurricane maria and i'm sure we all remember images of the president tastelessly throwing paper towels during his relief visit, as if he were shooting free throws at a basketball game. it's been a year and a half since hurricane maria and puerto rico has made incredible strides to rebuild, but many, many families are still struggling. these are american citizens who pay taxes and who work hard just like mainland americans, but for some reason, the trump administration is having a hard time empathizing. when i think of all the ways the trump administration has attacked low-income working families i can't say i'm surprised. last week "the washington post" reported that puerto rico was forced to start cutting its nutrition benefits. puerto rico's food assistance program is funded by a capped block grant separate from snap, and while other federal nutrition programs like w.i.c. and school meals operate in puerto ric

territories hit hard by hurricane maria and irma. president trump accused puerto rico of misspending money they already received. >>> u.s. secretary of education betsy devos is depending a proposal that -- defending a proposal that is getting a lot of criticism. the cuts will affect after school program, grants for textbooks and completely eliminate support for special olympics. >>> we learned it is a matter of weeks before the public sees details from the robert mueller report. the department of justice says that attorney general barr will release a public version. on sunday, barr released a four-page summary which said that president did not obstruct justice but democrats have been pressing the justice department for making the entire public public. >>> a vote failed to override a veto of president trump on the declaration of national emergency. he can now divert $3.6 billion of military construction projects to build the long promised border wall. >>> according to our sister station in los angeles, the president will be in l.a. fo

texas got $25 billion and florida got $7 billion for hurricane irma.rossello calling president trump's remarks below the dignity of the president of the united states. they continue to allow empathy, irresponsible and above all unjustified. >>> republican senator mike lee of utah wants no part of a new deal for climate change. but he's the only one offering up this idea in its place. >> this is the solution to climate change, babies. >> that's right. cute babies. senator lee claims climate change is an engineer challenge best solved by increasing the population. he broke out other unusual aids to make his point including poster board pictures of the superhero aquaman. >> yeah. >> he also used former president ronald reagan riding a velociraptor. >> senator lee telling colleagues he was using said props so he could, quote, consider the green deal with the seriousness it deserves. he also unveiled a post of luke skywalker riding a space missile in "the empire strikes back." he praised the mythical creech tan tan for being green neutral. senator alexandri

the information of victims of hurricanes harvey, irma and maria were also released.rities say the breach occurred when fema was working with a contractor that helps provide temporary housing to those affected by disasters. information, like names, last four digits of a social security number are required to confirm eligibility. but fema also provided the contractor bank names, electronic funds transfer numbers and bank transit numbers. the watchdog says the victims could be vulnerable to identity theft. fema officials say they are changing how they deliver information to avoid giving too much information and it will be completed by 2020. (pam) a big announcement from the golden state warriors .. as they wrap up a week of events surrounding the new chase center. we have already heard about some of the big musical acts..such as metallica and andre bocelli ... who will be entertaining fans in the fall. but today, we learned who the warriors will face... as the n-b-a returns to san francisco. kron4's dan thorn is live in san francisco with details .. and dan, you got a s

now the survivors of hurricanes harvey, irma, maria, and the california wildfires are a possible targets of identity theft. fema says it will now require additional privacy training for contractors. >>> in willow glen, someone is shooting at cars with a pellet gun or some sort of weapon. one woman was driving by when updates at oracle park. >> if it had just been a few, a second earlier, it would have hit him or that driver window, and he would have gotten injured, no matter what. and then the possibility of him swerving because he's scared or got freaked out. >> the couple told their story on facebook and soon other people started replying that it's happened to them as well. police say victims need to call 911 immediately so they can go out and investigate. >>> we like the house in hillsborough just the way it is. that's what homeowners say. the house off 280, hillsboro announced a lawsuit against the homeowner, calling her outdoor decor a public nuisance. >>> a legendary musician is coming out of retirement to headline this year's outside lands music festival in san francisco. he doesn

the information of victims of hurricanes harvey, irma and maria were also released.e breach occurred in 2017 when fema was working with a contractor that helps provide temporary housing to those affected by disasters. information, like names, last four digits of a social security number are required to confirm eligibility. but fema also provided the contractor bank names, electronic funds transfer numbers and bank transit numbers. the watchdog says the victims could be vulnerable to identity theft. fema officials say they are changing how they deliver information to avoid giving too much information and it will be completed by next year ( will ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...governor gavin newsom is declaring a state of emergency to speed up forest management. details on how it could prevent wildfires. governor gavin newsom is taking executive action for fire prevention in vulnerable parts of the state. reporter lonnie wong shows us where the work is happening and how soon it will begin. newsom: "we go to step up our game..." governor gavin newsom says this

recently moved here to virginia with her participants from puerto rico after devastation of hurricane irmand maria, how many understand what happened in puerto rico with the hurricane and so, many, many puerto ricans have come here because of the devastation on the island so camilla, where is she? okay. >> okay. >> let's ask her a question. what's your name? cruz, how old are you? >> i'm 12. >> cruz, okay. here we go. >> we will get a picture with you. >> what was the biggest challenge you faced getting to be a supreme court justice? >> yes, good question. >> thank you. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life, not to be afraid. that's our biggest challenge because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things and that included being a supreme court justice, during the process i told you that people said i wasn't smart enough, other not nice things about me and it hurt and hurt a lot and i really was afraid both that my reputation would be damaged but could i really do the work, when people say you can't, there's a little of you that really say, can i, can i? and it took some f

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i guided our city through hurricane irma.state of florida so local mayors can be able to fight and advocate for gun control in their cities and right now we're actually fighting oil drilling right outside of our city. so these are very important issues that have national implications and i'm looking forward to be that agent of change for the american people and so excited to launch my candidate stoi be the president of the united states. >> by means of comparison miramar has a population of what 140,000? >> yes. we're approaching 150,000 residents. we are a major city in south florida. we have one of the fastest growing -- >> and the reason i bring that up, mayor, because south bend, indiana where pete buttigieg is from, he has major movement in the democratic race has fewer residents. miramar is a city that's growing with significant population. i would put up another poll here because cnn has asked democratic voters the quality they most want to see in a democratic nominee and 49% say a good chance to beat trump. that's the

limits disaster relief to puerto rico and other territories hit hard by hurricane maria and hurricane irma in 2017. president trump accuses puerto rican officials of misspending emergency funding that they have already received. >>> the ever making improvements to the coliseum before they can even break ground on a new ballpark. >> what fans can expect for the upcoming season as their team holds the home opener tomorrow afternoon. >>> it is peak time for the cherry blossoms in tokyo. the pink and white flowers signify the arrival of the blooms in japan. crowds strolled near the imperial palace to take in the national natural beauty. they are expected to bloom through the weekend. >>> taking a look at the stocks before the closing bell. not a lot of movement at the start. the stocks came out of the gate in positive territory but took a turn a couple hours later. the dow jones currently down 30 points. some investors are little worried about the softer global growth they feel is ahead. >>> state fish and wildlife officials have a real problem on their hands. >> at 4:00, we speak with officia

and florida received $7 blg for hu $7 billion for hurricane irma.e dignity. >>> the purdue farm what settled a suit in oklahoma. the suit alleged it helped create the opioid crisis and creating oxycontin leading to the dangers of addiction. nearly $270 million will help establish a treatment facility at oklahoma state university. oklahoma one of six states to file lawsuits against purdue and other opioid drugmakers. >>> a decades old abortion law banning abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy was made unconstitutional. that prompted abortion rights groups to file suit. a federal judge siding with those groups saying courts across the country have struck down weak or event-specific bans and north carolina is no different. the ruling will take in effect in 60 days. >>> unvaccinated kids are banned from certain public spaces in new york's rockland county. a severe measles outbreak triggering the emergency. officials say the ban will remain in place for 30 days or until unvaccinated kids get the measles, mumps or rubella vaccine. outdoor spaces are not pa

generous after herkimer area that federal aid received by texas and florida after hurricane harvey and irma. president trump has still not acknowledged that more than 3000 people died in puerto rico after the hurricane. in florida, authorities have identified a second survivor of the february 2018 parkland mass shooting who died by suicide this month. 16-year-old calvin desir took his own life on saturday, just days after 19-year-old sydney aiello also died by suicide. 17 students, staff, and teachers were killed in parkland on valentine's day last year in one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history. if you or someone you love is in crisis, you can reach the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. on capitol hill, some democratic lawmakers are calling on the trump administration to rescind new rules that make it easier for u.s. weapons manufacturers to sell grenades, flamethrowers and semi-automatic rifles overseas. under the new rules, gun-makers no longer need to be licensed by the state department to sell weapons like the ar-15 to foreign buyers and will instead

in addition to the wildfire victims, survivors of hurricanes harvey, irma and maria were also impactedma says it changed its practices last december, but a permanent fix may not be finalized until 2020. >>> check it out, we're a new in-depth look inside the chase center in san francisco, the soon-to-be home of the golden state warriors. cornell bernard tagged along with draymond green who saw his workplace for the first time. >> reporter: we needed a hard hat and safety vest to venture into the new $1.8 billion chase center still under construction. warriors president rick weltz and player draymond green led the way. draymond seemed blown away. >> i'm kind of at a loss for words. i don't know if you can tell or not, but it's amazing. >> reporter: check out the view from where the court will be. all 18,000 seats seem close to the action. oracle arena had more seats, 19,500, but chase will have something even bigger for the fans. >> they will have a scoreboard that's ten times as big as oracle with a lot more information. >> reporter: it doesn't look like much now but this is where the p

ecently moved here to virginia with her parents from puerto rico after the devastation from hurricane irma-maria. many puerto ricans have come here because of the devastation on the islands. camilla? is eva: let's ask her a question. >> i'm 12. challengehe biggest you face to getting to be a supreme court justice? justice sotomayor: that is a good question. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life, not to be afraid. that is our biggest challenge. because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things. and that includes being a supreme court justice. during the process i told you that people said i wasn't smart enough, and they said some other not nice things about me, and it hurt. it hurt a lot. afraid both met my reputation would be damaged. ?ut could i really do the work because you know, when people say you can't come at there is a little bit of you that says, really? cannot? cannot? and it took for friends to look at me and say, this is not about you, sonia. can i? can i? it took for friends to look at me and said, this is not about don't bea area selfish. this is about the all th

those at risk for identity theft and fraud sought government help after hurricanes harvey, irma, mariaand the wildfires of 2017. >>> "the new york times" reports president trump has rolled back newly imposed sanctions on north korea. the move was announced on twitter. it comes weeks after the president's talks with kim jong-un collapsed in hanoi. the rollback went against the ad vikin vice of national security -- advice of tionecity experts and caught members of the president's staff by surprise. economic penalties were inposed on thursday on two chinese companies suspected of helping pyongyang avoid sanctions. >>> the "houston chronicle" reports flare-ups continue to delay the cleanup of a massive fire at a petrochemical plant east of houston. it took crews about an hour to fight a fire on friday which allowed chemicals from the plant to spill into the nearby houston ship channel. the texas attorney general plans to file a lawsuit against the company for environmental damage. the fire has burned 11 storage tanks at the site. >>> and the "dallas morning news" reports a texas flight att

territories hit hard by hurricanes maria and irma in 2017.ssure accuses puerto rico of misspending money that they have already received. >>> more students at city college of san francisco say they want administrators to help with finding housing. according to the exam on his come city college conducted a housing survey in nihilistic 2% of students say they have trouble finding affordable housing . a 1000 unit development is planned for a seven site. many of those units are for market rate 10, so the tenant has to provide some university college student for college a minister is are! more rents to alleviate student housing problem. >>> the city of berkeley, the new ordinance that bans rv parking overnight, and how critics it does hurt people who have no place to go. >>> the effort to read strict vacco use in california. how one county is extending the banner to include e-cigarette the marijuana. >>> we have full traffic at the maccarthur maze. you can see it is a little bit slow. things are improving a little bit now. some schools are on spri

three years, we've had three different back-to-back in 2016, hurricane matthew. 2017 we had hurricane irma. 2018, we had hurricane michael and some of our georgia farmers haven't had a crop since 2015. if that ain't enough to get us moving here, i know you share the angst, the frustration that many of us do, we've been up here beating the drum, left and right. but this has to stop. we got farmers hanging on by their fingernails. suicide rate among farmers is alarming. dairy farmers particularly all over. so please, tell us, what is it you have to do from your standpoint to get the respect and dignity that our farmers deserve and help them? >> i probably be better off just saying mn and stop. notice he you and your colleague on the same team, advocating for those disasters and you all live it, you know it. you've got constituents there. i thought congress did a wonderful job in the 2017 bill. administering the program there. you have no difference in, i think it's a sad state of affairs that we have not cared for the 2018 victims as we did earlier. i believe there is still time to do that.

in 2060 we had hurricane matthew, 2017 hurricane irma, 2018 we had hurricane michael and some of our georgia farmers have not had a crop since 2015. if that's not enough to get us moving here. i know you share the frustration that many of us do. we have been up here beating a drum left and right but this stuff has to stop. we have farmers hanging on by their fingernails. the suicide rate among farmers is alarming. and our dairy farmers particularly but all over. please tell us what is it we have got to do from your standpoint to get the respect and the dignity that our farmers deserve and help them. >> i would probably be better off just saying it will stop is harder seeing you and your colleague heartwarming to see you and your colleague on the same team. we know you have constituents there, i thought congress did a wonderful job, we did i thought i extraordinary job in administering the program there. you have no difference and i think it is a sad state of affairs that we have not cared for the 2018 victims as we did earlier. i believe there is still time to do that. you said we ne