but, notice something that karen bass said there. he is going to win anyway.they said he is going to have great state of the union but in case it doesn't work out he is going to win anyway. guys, we have got to start these segments when you have this much coverage, these many points because biden hit all the points. we got start earlier. he hit climate change. he is in california or c cali-nutty however you want to see it on clims climate change. they didn't go down to skid row. multiple bigger than 54 city blocks. they didn't go to all the over areas of san francisco. they went to pacific heights where friends of mine have sold their houses and left. but, yet, the residents are left with the poop on the streets, the needles, their kids can't go to school safely. he didn't go to the border. he could probably find some of his son's ever cefc -- i'm just kidding, employees down there coming across illegally. he hits all the points when he goes there and he even goes after trump. evidence tries to equate republican senators with racist and comment about 1972 i ha

he's traveling there today with karen bass. he's in the state to do fund-raising. that's what happens on the coast when you see politicians headed to new york or los angeles. raising money is a big part of that equation for them. it's also an interesting sort of distraction from what is going on on capitol hill where his brother is answering questions, heated questions from some of the republican lawmakers that have been trying to nail him down on his involvement in these businesses and whether or not they overlapped with sending any money to the president who we see there. the president is also going to announce a $1.2 billion sort of work-around for people to be relieved of their student debt, which is an enormously controversial move. no doubt one that is designed to sort of help to ramp up his support among younger voters, which has deteriorated dramatically, especially on his support for israel against hamas. so lots of money going back in people's pockets that owe money on students loans. that's something that conservatives think is unfair. it's an enormously

down in southern california, los angeles mayor karen bass is urging people to prepare ahead of heavy rain and winds. >> we know that weather predictions can change quickly, but right now there are indications that the coming storm could be as strong as tropical storm hilary was in august. >> caltrans says it has been adding drainage pipes along southern california freeways known to flood. they say they could go as far as to shut down freeways, if conditions become too dangerous. >>> when we are not on the air, our free nbc bay area app is a great resource to track the weather minute-by-minute. it will give you access to the forecast using our interactive radar. >>> turning now to a developing story in the middle east where the u.s. has launched retaliatory airstrikes in iraq and syria. we're told they hit more than 85 targets. the u.s. says the iraqi prime minister's office tells them 16 people were killed and 25 were injured in the u.s. airstrikes. the so-called retaliation is in response to last sunday's drone attack on a u.s. military base. three american soldiers were killed. the

i continuing is a special day i was talking to the times and i said i open karen bass is paying attention what london broed is doing. hope it miss to l.a. after this. >> i will add. with the work that we are doing here in san francisco we have been able to help over 15,000 people exit homelessness in general. and part of that has toefrg do with trying to help address some of the issues this exist. out on the streets of san francisco, which residentsment. residentses and businesses say they want us to deal with the people who are struggling out on the streets of san francisco and part of addressing it making sure we make investment in possible places like this to change people's lives. i believe this we can come together on this. i believe that this account be an extraordinary opportunity to work together. and to make sure that we create an environment where the people who live here and the merchants who live here. feel the people who will be a part of the community can be the supporters and protectors. i seen it happen before. in the district that i used to represent we had a very similar

electricas e incluso tornados breves, dijo en conferencia de prensa la alcaldesa de los angeles, karen bass dia facil, pero va a ser un dia de superior como cal state fullerton y uc santa barbara tendran clases en linea. >> segun los pronosticos, las lluvias mas intensas afectaran a partes del centro de la de california. >> todo esto es el rio. >> daniel vive en ventura, cerca del arroyo coyote, que en lluvias pasadas ha generado inundaciones. >> el dice estar listo para salir de su casa si es necesario. >> que necesitamos para quedarnos en un hotel o algo asi. >> mientras se podrian genera rafagas de viento de cincuenta, setenta millas por hora, pudiendo provocar la caida de arboles como este que cayo sobre un vehiculo en santa rosa. >> actualmente miles de clientes en el estado se encuentran sin energia y en varias ciudades se han emitido ordenes de evacuacion obligatoria. >> mientras, las intensas nevadas continuaran en el norte de california y sierra nevada. >> los totales oscilaran entre cuatro y seis pies. >> acumulado de las precipitaciones durante los tres dias seria el equivalente

last night mayor karen bass sed they expect the storm to be similar to the tropical storm back in august. >> we will follow the storm all night long. when we're not on the air, our free app is a great resource to stay up-to-date on the changing conditions. you can type in your zip code, get personalized weather alerts straight to your phone. >>> we are following developing news overseas. air strikes today over houthi rebels in yemen. the air strikes hit at least 30 targets in at least 10 locations. a member of the houthis political bureau warned the houthis will, quote, meet escalation with escalation. the strikes are in response by escalations by the houthis in the secretary of state an thony blinken is expected to return to the middle east in a couple of days. overnight, air strikes by the u.s. in iraq proved deadly. the iraq government says the strikes killed 16 people, including civilians and wounded 25 others. the bombs also damaged residential buildings in response to the killing of three american soldiers. >>> just into a news room, a primary win for president biden. nbc news proj

the city is today clearing an encampment for unhoused people was angeles mayor karen bass campaigned e city's homeless crisis. this is theoretically part of that fix. >> this is exactly why i ran for this is the reason why mayor bass took me to see the cleanup firsthand getting people out of tents and onto buses and into temporary housing. they leave behind anything they cannot carry >> i was recently staff do about two weeks ago. this is this like a god center now, by getting indoors and been away from this inside safe is the name of mayor bass is flagship program to tear down these encampments and bring l.a.'s >> un-housed indoors. so when i spoke to you about a year ago, you talked about your goal for homelessness and the end of homelessness in los angeles. by the end of your first-term? >> well, i think that progress is going well. we destroyed the myth that people do not want to leave the tents. people don't want to leave the cars and rvs. we've had the opposite problem. we have more people willing to leave than we have rooms for it to remarkable new study researchers at the univ

over the weekend, president biden called mayor karen bass to offer help >> i think you guys are undergoing one hell of an operation. and the catastrophic flash flooding is still, i guess, in the works. we'll get any help on the way as soon as you guys request it. so just let me know. >> mean while, in nevada, rescue teams responded to an avalanche at the lee canyon ski resort near las vegas several people were feared missing, but thankfully everyone was located. let's get right to angie lassman for an update on this storm. hi, angie. >> this has been a busy couple days for our friends out west. and unfortunately, we're not done with this system. it's moving to the east. winter alerts, about 6 million more than 20 million people included in flood alerts unfortunately, they do extend across portions of southern california and arizona wind alerts are in effect across the southwest. there's system, a slow mover it's going to take a while and bring the potential for additional sfloefl and rain thr today. you can see the rain still in the picture. the flooding concern will still be here for that

house says president biden pledged federal support to california governor gavin newsom and la mayor karen basscent wildfires. more than 120 people are known to have died and hundreds more are still missing. the fires started on friday in the coastal region of valparaiso. firefighters are still tackling dozens of buyers. —— dozens of fires. the large hadron collider is the world's biggest atom smasher but, as it turns out, it's not big enough. the european centre for particle research, cern, is unveiling details of a new particle accelerator — something three times larger and twice as deep. it's one of the world's biggest scientific projects. wow! welcome to the large hadron collider. it's huge! it is massive. i can tell you after ten years working here, coming through this tunnel nearly every day, i still get that sort of "wow" as i look at all of it. this experiment has been going on for more than a decade. it's made some important discoveries, such as a particle called the higgs boson. this is one of the detectors that discovered the higgs 12 years ago. it was an incredible scientific achiev

zona, las colinas registran deslizamientos de tierra, obligando a la alcaldesa de los Ángeles, karen bassnewsom, también declaró la emergencia en todos los condados del sur de california y esperamos que el peligro vaya aminorando a través de las horas, pero todavía se espera agua que va a continuar lloviendo hasta el mediodía del martes. otro de los problemas que ha dejado este río atmosférico son las calles inundadas y el cierre de carreteras como esta calle en la que automovilistas no tienen acceso. tras deslizarse parte de la colina, obligando a las autoridades a cerrar todos los carriles de la transitada carretera al sur de la ciudad de los Ángeles. las escuelas argelinas también experimentaron ausencias con poco más de la mitad de los estudiantes que acudieron a clases, mientras que los bomberos han estado ocupados realizando rescates de personas que se han quedado atrapadas en el agua. en los Ángeles, telemundo. >> veamos estas imágenes son en reno, nevada, un camión que transportaba bebidas gaseosas se volcó dejando cientos de latas ahí. las ve usted tirar en la calle? ocurrió en l

the owners hope to move to a permanent location in developing news down south, los angeles mayor karen bass is looking to solve a major graffiti problem on an abandoned high rise. >> people keep climbing up the building to tag it. lapd has already arrested people, a number of people, in fact, for tampering with this private property. the police chief says officers recovered spray cans and an illegal firearm during their latest arrest over the weekend. the 27 story tower is a half finished complex in the downtown area, abandoned by developers in 2020. over the past few weeks, the building has been a landmark for social media stunts and graffiti tagging. mayor bass says the safety is the biggest concern. >> i am terrified that someone is going to fall or be pushed. you might know that there are people who are parachuting off of the building. >> the city says they want to clean the building and secure it from future trespass, but developers have not been very cooperative. it's a weird situation. there's a growing concern about a possible fuel leak in the north bay as a major operation to free

house says president biden pledged federal support to california governor gavin newsom and la mayor karen basst was raining but we didn't know there was anything like that. we looked outside and there was a foot and a half of running water outside the house and it started sleeping through the doors. we wake up and my car is in five feet of mud. , . , , , , and my car is in five feet of mud. ,, ,~ , mud. this happens very rarely but there _ mud. this happens very rarely but there are _ mud. this happens very rarely but there are three _ mud. this happens very rarely but there are three cracks - mud. this happens very rarely but there are three cracks in l but there are three cracks in the top _ but there are three cracks in the top of— but there are three cracks in the top of the hill, so the mud has come _ the top of the hill, so the mud has come down. there isjust too much _ has come down. there isjust too much rain and not enough places— too much rain and not enough places for— too much rain and not enough places for it to go. for it to go. about six months of rain was expected to fall in lo

because of karen bass's initiative to move homeless people off the street and into homeless shelters,latin american students and it was forced to shut down because homeless people came in. i believe we have you back. tell us what happened to your school. now we can hear you, love to hear more what happened to you. go ahead. >> yeah, i wanted to say, we are not an enemy of the homeless population, in fact, what we have done is special in acquiring a state of the art facility for black and brown students. we have been doing work as an after-school program. move into 52,000 foot facility was phenomenal for students who would not have this exposure. when we initially moved, it is a breach of contract and extension the city continues to house 400 of the highest needs homeless individuals, suffering from drug illness and addiction. my mom suffered from drug,a addiction, which is why i started this. i'm sitting in my office today and our students get a opportunity to see in intercontinental hotel and have to deal with individuals nude in the back, doing drugs in the back, smoking marijuana i

and joining us is los angeles mayor karen bass and kristen crowley, chief of the los angeles fire department. thank you all for taking time. i know it's an incredibly busy time for you all right now. tell me point blank, what is the situation on the ground right now. what is your priority at the moment? mayor, i'll start with you? >> sure, our priority is for angelenos to be informed and to stay home, to stay home. and tomorrow, when we expect the rains to be even heavier, for people to work remotely if they can. you know, los angeles is not used to weather events like this. but like the rest of the country, we know, with climate change, we have to get used to these events. so, we want people to stay home, to stay informed. and then we are evacuating people in the northern part of the city, in the hillside communities, that had experienced fires. so, we're worried about slides post fire. >> and chief, i know typically when you're dealing with major weather events in southern california -- might be an earthquake, might be a wildfire. typically i know you have an operation, almost handbook of

the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, said the storm is expected to be similar to a tropical storm that hit the area in august. most evacuation orders in the county are expected to be lifted later today around 5:00 p.m. >>> back here locally, parts of the south bay are monitoring flooding. families in areas of month ray county are under evacuation warnings as the storm moves in. those warnings went into effect for the caramel river and an area near selinas. homeowners began preparing by filling sand bags, hoping to keep water out of their homes. people tell us the county needs to take action. they say the county needs to do something about debris in the creek, which can lead to flooding. >> it's been 14 years since they cleaned it. and they only cleaned half of it, because i belong to a different department. >> well, the county told us it has cleared the parts of the creek that it is able to, but much of the creek crosses private property, or it is not in the county's jurisdiction. crews are on stand by to clear roads and respond to any rescues as needed. >>> now to the sierra, where th

california during this state of emergency, by calling into a press conference with los angeles mayor karen bass we'll get any help on the way as soon as you guys request it. >> reporter: downed trees were a concern in this santa cruz community, with one hitting a mobile home. luckily no one was inside at the time. >> we were just looking out the window. just start falling down. just kind of screamed and kind of hide. hoping it wasn't going to hit the house. >> reporter: and in this small community of boulder creek, one man was killed when this tree fell on his home. his neighbors heard the moment of impact. >> the thing we heard was somebody screaming. but then the screaming stopped. like, if you ever heard a wounded dog, like that. but it wasn't a dog. -human. >> reporter: this atmospheric river is reaching into the sierra nevada mountains where heavy snowfall is helping the snow impact. >> we'll take it where we can get it. >> reporter: the heaviest rain right now this morning is headed down to san diego county. this is just light rain. this is not going to make more flooding. but there's jus

mayor karen bass. >> we anticipate the rains for a couple of more days.ty. i have been in regular communication with our governor, vice president harris has reached out to us to let us know on the federal level and on the state level they are there. they are with us. they are standing by. >> this has been a statewide emergency. 8 counties throughout california have declared states of emergency, central and southern california. in northern california, around 200,000 people remain without power. three people are dead because trees fell on top of them. guys? >> steve: what a mess and it's still raining. max, thank you very much for the live report. >> thank you. >> 7:14 now here in the east. >> carley, this news broke yesterday. king charles has cancer. >> yeah, that's right, guys, that's where we pick up on these headlines here. a fox news alert. prince harry was recently spotted at lax airport as he travels to the u.k. to visit his father. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer and postponed all public engagements as he undergoes treatment. the progno

. >> los angeles mayor karen bass is looking to solve a major graffiti problem on an abandoned high rise. people keep climbing up the building to tag it. l.a. pd, they've already arrested multiple people for tampering with the private property. the 27 story tower is a half finished complex torn down in the downtown area. it was abandoned by its developers in 2020. over the past few weeks, the building has been a landmark for social media stunts and graffiti tagging. mayor bass says safety is the biggest concern. >> i am terrified that someone is going to fall or be pushed. you might know that there are people who are parachuting off of the building. >> the city says they want to clean the building and secure it from trespassers, but developers have not been cooperative. the oscars are right around the corner, and festivities are now underway. this year's nominees gathered for the oscar luncheon yesterday at the beverly hilton in beverly hills. ryan gosling, sterling k brown and emma stone were some of the big names to hit the carpet before entering the banquet hall for the annual class p

the senior level, something ambassador, greenfield has written about former congressman now mayor karen basswritten about. i wrote about it last year on an intimate level. andy tells about the challenges -- can you tells about the challenges you have faced is the first black under secretary of state as a leader but also advocating for more women of color in this space? amb. jenkins: first of all, that me congratulate you for your own accomplishments. i mentioned it earlier today. um, you know, i think, you know, it is come again know, when you get the less they where i am in terms of being the undersecretary, first, i was surprised that i was the first. jalina: right. in 2021. amb. jenkins: right. that was really a surprise. but a number of things are important to me. one is that i not the last. jalina: yeah. amb. jenkins: i am hoping i can be a remodel for people i know and people i don't know who can also aspire to be in judicial roles in government. but it also means i have had to, you know, i have had my share os over and i don't think that goes away. i think if you are african-american,

. >> los >> angeles mayor karen bass campaigned on fixing the city's homeless crisis this is the radically part of that fix. >> this is exactly why i ran for mayor. this is the reason why mayor bass took me to see the cleanup firsthand, getting people out of tents and onto buses and into temporary housing. they leave behind anything they cannot carry >> i'll recently stab the about two weeks ago so this is this like a god center. now, by getting indoors and being away from this inside safe is the name of mayor bass is flagship program to tear down these encampments and being l.a.'s un-housed indoors. so when i spoke to you about about a year ago, you talked about your goal for homelessness and the end of homelessness in los angeles. by the end of your first-term? >> well, i think that progress is going well well, we destroyed the myth that people do not want to leave the tents. people don't want to leave the cars and rvs. we've had the opposite problem. we have more people willing to leave, then we have rooms for it. >> a remarkable new study, researchers at the university of california sa

los angeles mayor karen bass says city crews are working around the clock, and several water rescues have taken place throughout the day. one of those rescues actually caught on camera. this was the scene today at the los angeles river in the northern part of the city. the l.a. fire department says. a man jumped into the fast moving water to save his dog. the dog managed to swim safely to the edge, but a helicopter crew had to be called in to hoist the man to safety. firefighters say he was conscious when he was taken to the hospital. the dog was treated for minor injuries for our extended weather coverage, do not forget you can download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. there you can find stories on damage, on closures and ongoing power outages. new at ten tonight. >> authorities have identified a body found in the water along the san mateo county coast as the pilot of a small plane that crashed last month. lochie ferrier was piloting that single engine home built plane when it went down on january 14th. after taking off from half moon bay, he and his fiance and another coup

actually, just in los angeles alone, a local emergency has been declared here by the city's mayor, karen. bassnties, all throughout central and southern california. it's going to be a long cleanup process for folks here. uh, luckily, it does appear that the . rain is starting to dissipate here in southern california, but a big cleanup ahead and the danger is not yet over. that's because the hillsides are just so unstable right now with all the moisture we've gotten and the mudslide threat still remains, guys, max, you're standing in front of the brea from from from that home, standing behind you. >> you have you been able to talk to any of the residents affected by by the storm damage? like what we see behind you? >> yeah, we've been able to talk to some residents who have been affected by this. and obviously this is shocking for a lot of people. you know, one moment you're living your life and then the next moment your belongings are essentially strewn all over your neighborhood. i want to show you this right here. there's actually a piano that was spit out of this home, pushed out by this mu