montana? >> mr. wheeler: yes. >> mr. tester: so you know it's asbestos incredible impacts, and serious problems. you have a document coming out for asbestos? you're familiar with that. >> mr. wheeler: yes sir. >> mr. tester: so it lays out how bad asbestos is, do you plan on finalizes that risk evaluation by december of this year. >> mr. wheeler: it's one of the first chemical substances we are looking after. >> mr. tester: do you plan on finalizing the report by december of this year. >> mr. wheeler: this is the goal with the shutdown in january. >> mr. tester: so your budget also cuts that review account by 28%, nearly one-third. is that going to have an impact on finalizing the risk evaluation report. >> mr. wheeler: no it should not have an impact on finalizing it. we noted there's a gap -- >> mr. tester: how long after the risk evaluation report has been finalized do you anticipate will take to pull asbestos off the market? >> mr. wheeler: as i noted we have a significant use rule to stop the imexhortation of asbest

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. >> vemos en este momento tormentas elÉctricas en la zona de las montaÑas, monitor haremos la situaciÓn familia y vecinos aseguran >> (musica). >> dos menores de edad fueron agredidas sexualmente, f familiares sienten ira ya que sucediÓ en su propia casa. >> una familia se lamenta no haber cerrado las ventanas para evitar lo sucedido. >> a un niÑo no se le puede hacer eso. >> indignaciÓn y coraje es el sentir de muchos en este conjunto habitacional de dallas, donde segÚn autoridades niÑ dos niÑas de 12 y 13 aÑos fueron agredidas sexualmente. > documentos oficiales del caso relatan que el acusado de 34 aÑos, se metiÓ a la habitacion de las niÑas por una ventana, que estaba cerrada pero sin seguro, la madrugada del 27 de marzo. segÚn la declaraciÓn j jurada, el sospechoso las am amenazÓ con asesinar a los familiares sino cooperaba, el testimonio de las vÍctimas dice que el sujeto se bajÓ los pantalonpant le bajÓ los pantalones a la niÑa 12 aÑos y la tocÓ las partes Íntimas por u un segundo. >> da coraje. >> investigadores dicen que sucediÓ lo mismo con la niÑa de 13 aÑos, pero la obligo a

. >> reporter: it was april 2014 when two bright foreign exchange students living in montana, slipped out of their home. >> he's lying face down. he's barely breathing. >> reporter: just minutes later, their amazing american adventure came to a sudden and tragic end. >> where is he bleeding from? >> everywhere. >> it was horrific. >> no one ever knew that someone would die over it, you know? >> it was just the worst thing that could have ever happened to us. >> reporter: it all began so differently for diren dede. a dream come true. he was an exchange student from hamburg, germany, excited to soak up anything and everything american. at 17 diren had landed in a special corner of the west, missoula, montana. >> he was really charismatic. >> reporter: dana, anna, and chance were three of diren's closest friends at big sky high school. >> he was way different than all of the other foreign exchange students that usually come. he was really outspoken and outgoing, and he just jumped right into the culture. >> he wanted to do everything there was to do. >> and he was a terrific athlete? >>

open golf championship joe montana and this ballpark have something in common.live report. >>> a few showers showing up in the north bay could make their way into the bay proper as we go into the next few hours. details on that. we will see you back here. >> this portion of ktvu news is sponsored by visit santa cruz county. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> the 119th u.s. open is taking place coming up in june at pebble beach. the term and takes place right here on ktvu . >> the u.s. open trophy traveled through san francisco on a cable car today part of its promotional tour. joe fonzi was along for the ride. there was some serious star power along with the trophy? >> reporter: you are exactly right, lot does happen in this part of the world and as you said, the u.s. open is at pebble beach this summer so let's say you want to stir up a little publicity for the event? maybe you bring the trophy to san francisco, bring it to some landma

we have a montana field office. last week i was in denver and i had a conference call with butte and teams along with our denver staff who are working on cleaning it up and our dc staff. we probably have 30 staff involved in both of those sites. >> i appreciate your attention to it. i just want to make a quick comment but there is a piece of land that was west of missoula montana on the floodplain of river. i want to ask you to put it on your radar if it isn't already. this is a piece of property that has chemicals buried on it we don't believe the barrels have broken open yet and dumped into the but at the point they do it becomes a much more expensive cleanup and if there is an opportunity for you guys to get in there and there are some people live that know that site and find out where that stuff is as much as you possibly can it may save a lot of heartache down the road. thank you for being here. >> thank you sir. >> thank you madam chair and thank you mr. wheeler for being here for sure. thank you for taking th

it was the coal fire plants that kept the lights on for montana. the challenge, if we lose coal strip, it's base load power, we risk hard working jobs that boiler makers have, miners, other laborers who call our state home. we're a state that still relies on hard working, montana, where they can go to walmart and buy an elk tag for 20 bucks. we want to preserve that. it's not just the rich and famous that are locking up our state to a balanced approach to natural resources. 40% of that power flows to washington state and governor inslee continues to put politics between high paying jobs in my state, on the indian reservations and affordable base load electricity. he's pressuring owners to get away from carrying coal fired electricity as if electrons knew the difference. coal strip is still very similar, that plant received over $190 million from doe. coal strip is located near a field that will require pipeline structure for capture. while we are making strides in improving carbon for capture, i believe the future of this plant demands for investme

then he vanished in a mystery that stretched from the coast of california to a quiet town in montana. and the clue to it all, you might never guess, wrapped in a napkin tucked in a cabinet, hidden in a library. but would anyone find it? here's keith morrison. >> today's tuesday, and here's what happened on this day in history. ♪ >> reporter: down below the surface of the pacific ocean, on the far side of california's catalina island, is a silent current. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rather be lucky than good. >> reporter: ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department. been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them. but nothing like the case that literally floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalin

republican state attorneys from ohio and montana filed amicus briefs with the appeals court monday, arguing striking down the aca would cause major disruptions for patients, medical providers, insurance companies, and employers. trump's push to repeal and replace the aca failed in the republican-controlled senate in 2017 and many republican lawmakers said the move hurtrt incumbents and candidates in last november's elections. leading to a democratic victory in the house. meanwhile, over 100 democrats are backing a medicare-for-all bill in the house and all democratatic 2020 0 hopefuls hae expressed support for a medicare-for-all system. we'll have more on healthcare later in the broadcast. in britain, lawmakers failed to agree on any of four proposals

como sus playas, montaÑas, y definitivamente su clima envidiable. >> se mudarÍa a otra ciudad?aro que no. tenemos el ambiente y el clima. todo bien. >> la ciudad que ocupÓ el puesto nÚmero uno es austin, texas. fÉlix: univisiÓn conversadora presta mexicana que lo perdiÓ todo para salvar su vida y la de su familia ante las

. >> en lo muy profundo de las montañas hay una zona remota, personas con acceso son agentes de la patrulla esta área llamada el valle marrón, donde se acaba la valla fronteriza. >> un lugar vulnerable para el cruce. >> en el lado de méxico está la carretera, muchos de los contrabandistas llegan y dejan gente. >> a pie, decenas de agentes exploran las montañas. >> es la manera en que vemos cuántas personas se registran. >> con una ayuda de un centro de operaciones tácticas, y a una hora en auto, estos agentes usan tecnología como sensores, telescopios y radares para detectar a los migrantes. >> se comunica revisas los sen millas tienen valla. >> aquí hay 14 millas sin muro. >> dueños de una cadena de moteles pagaron $12,000,000 por una demanda, entregaron información de los huéspedes de inmigración, lo que provocó arrestos y deportaciones, en noviembre esa compañía acordó pagar 7 millones de dólares en una querella criminal en arizona. el presidente donald trump parece que quiere implementar la política de separación de familias, algo que la secretaría de seguridad nacional, que renunció ay

tendremos gran cantidad de lluvia en especial para esta Época del aÑo al norte de la bahÍa y las montaÑasmo, padres de familia piden mejores servicios para sus hijos, ya u que en muchos casos no se brindan terapias para que sus hijos tenga mejor vida. >> mi niÑa tiene desafÍos de comportamiento, no recibÍa la terapia para calmar esos comportamientos que tiene. >> estos padres visitarÁn el capitolio maÑana para hacer una manifestaciÓn y exigir mejores servicios. >> el sacerdote arrestado por cargos de abusar sexualmente de un menor de edad, se enfrenta hoy ante un juez. >> este edificio de viviendas podrÍa ser demolido para la construcciÓn de condominios de lujo, hay quienes se oponen a este proyecto. >> si recibe una llamada con este nÚmero de telÉfono cuidado, no es nuestra estaciÓn llamÁndole, son impostores buscando su informaciÓn perso l personal. >> si tiene preguntas sobre inmigraciÓn, este viernes al estar la bahÍa tendremos asesores. >> y le diremos como conseguir ayuda para pagar el alquiler y servicios, acompÁÑanos el viernes de 3:00 a 7 >> (musica). >>hay una nueva estafa telef

look, we're on the cusp of planting season in montana and the you for being here, mr. secretary.we are on the cusp of planting season and i have business as you know and you are in the business and the fact is show me a crop of the complaint right now that is worth anything. it is really hard for it i will tell you is i appreciate the trade mitigation the more we do those things and more taxpayers years go up and a farmer [inaudible] we've got a problem and -- i can give you quotes from folks who were in agriculture and allow [inaudible] one of the largest green associations in the state so it will be hard to break even this year. you can't forgive and you go broke with rome america is under attack and you know that we are losing people right and left and lost in the 80s and i think we are on the cusp of looking at losing a whole bunch again. fingers tell me you have 18 months and were just about at 18 months. tpb has gone into effect without us and i just heard montana farmers are planting 300, 10000 fewer acres week which is great at what will we plan to connect will be plant f

. >> joe montana on what it takes to be a champion. he is partnering with the world's greatest golfers. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes seresto, serjake...eresto. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> happening today, a state lawmaker wants to make some changes to lombard street in san francisco, they include charging a toll to drive on the crooked street. allie rasmus is live on lombard street to explain what's happening. >> reporter: it's actually city leaders who have proposed this idea of creating a toll at the top of lombard street but they need appro

joe montana wants to talk golf. one-on-one with the legendary 49er and his new role.with us. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. switch and save today, and you get a new galaxy. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. >>> well, we know this for sure. the giants love to make a lot of trades these days. their game of musical chairs continue. they have achoirquired tyler au from the twins. he's in the lineup tonight with brandon bell moving to left field. they also denoted connor joe to the minor leagues. >>> who knew joe montana was such a golf fan. he told us today is wife jennifer is giving him a hard time about watching golf on tv. >> it's now his job. it's all about the upcoming open at pebble beach. >> i've been living here now since 1979 when i first was drafted here and we've never ik one of the iconic landmarks, joe montana might well be the city's most iconic sports figure. makes sen with the united states golf association wanting to start thei

montana's biggest customers was japan. we no longer have the trade advantages for places like australia -- where australian does -- that australia does with japan. and i know the, chairman talked about this a little bit with china, is their bilateral trade talks going on right now with japan? sec. perdue: there are. >> wendy you anticipate an agreement with japan? -- when do you anticipate an agreement with japan? sec. perdue: we have a u.s. trade representative. i think the question would be better delivered to him. i do know is understanding of the disadvantage american producers will have regarding tpp. i am hoping it will be sooner rather than later. i know some folks in production agriculture want to see guys go broke it is a ones go first and they think they can buy them out. from a rural perspective, several --a rural montana perspective this is not a good thing. you have less producers, more evacuations in rural, schools closing down, hospitals closing down. you have got a mess. --is a mess that has caused that is

in montana, where you have a lot of down-to-earth meat-and-potatoes people, where they're very friendlyards one another, having somebody with a smug, cocky attitude isn't going to go over very well at times. >> reporter: still, joe was friendly in the way montanans are known for. he gave the guy the benefit of the doubt. one sunday evening, they got to talking. joe says the new salesman told him how he used to be a successful stockbroker, had a beautiful lakefront home in texas. they even looked up his property on google earth. so why on earth, joe asked, would someone leave all that and come to great falls? >> he had shared that his wife and a couple of her friends had taken their yacht down to the gulf of mexico and were gonna go sailing for the weekend. during that time, a storm ensued. and the boat was capsized, and his wife and her friends all perished, along with the boat. so he had shared that looking at large bodies of water was just more than he can bear. and he wanted to get as far away from that kind of environment as he could. >> reporter: and who did this tragic past belong

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para levantar el campamento que tienen en las montaÑas de la zona y desde el que partÍan para detenerse lugar, ¿quÉ tal? edgar, cuÉntanos? >> hola ¿quÉ tal? felicidad acabas de dar la noticia de Último minuto porque de miliciap tienen que abandonar la fron, terminar una conferencia de prensa que es justamente donde me encuentro en el monte es donde estÁn los milicianos, el alcalde acaba de decir que hoy se contempla que la empresa se escucha el ferrocarril tienen que desalojar, hoy van a poner algunos letreros y tienen que desmantelar su campamento y solamente tienen 24 horas para irse, ayer fuimos testigos elementos de la policÍa de este lugar, los exhortaron los invitaron para que de aquÍ al vieron se fueran, sin embargo, tendrÁn que hacerlo muy menos tiempo. te quiero comentar que a pesar que traen armas algunos activistas han seÑalado que han actuado contra la ley, las autoridades informa que no hay ninguna persona, no hay denuncias contra este grupo, no hay detenidos al parecer de la autoridad no se ha cometido delitos. por Último los milicianos que estÁn un poquito abajo de la m

>> 170 personas son aresrestad a al dia en san diego en este v l valle marron adentro de alas t montaÑase acaba la ball fronteriza queda a pasos de m mexico a pie decenas de agente exploran las montaÑas porque el acceso en carro es limitado con ayuda de un centro de op operaciones a una hora en carro estos agentes susan sensores e telescopios y radares para ras r rastrrast rastrear los inmigrantes >> debes cmaiaminar como una mi para ir al sensor de tu autro o >> de las 60 millasd de san dio 40 tienen un ppaso fronterizo >> hay 315 milla4 nmmillas sin >> aduanas y proteccion front i fronteriza ha pedido 123 dmi millones de dolares de su pre p presupuesto fiscal del p2019 par tener infraestructura tecnolo c tecnologica entonces por que no crear un muro inteligente con la mas ultima infraestrutctura >> la tecnologia solamente no funcionaria necesitamos la t tecnologia y la pared tambien >> ya que una balla electronica no evitaria la introduccion sin que detectaria a los inmigrantes >> si alguien pone una escalera de 101 pies la gente con la ne e necesidad siempre interan cruza >> dice que

la maÑana y al este comisa salir al sol, podemos ver algo de esa precipitación te ligeras en las montaÑassonas que ya están sufriendo de sus defectos, próximos días ojalá tendrá tori jueves y viernes esperemos se alía más cálido de esta semana. >>> gracias gabriela, la estación del presidente donald trump sigue presionando la ciudades santuarios y asegura ya dejó libertad a migrantes en algunas de te ciudades continúan alerta por el brote de sarampión las autoridades locales advierten a quienes tensan viajar fuera del país les diremos que deben hacer. >>> un nuevo reto para bajar de peso está comprando las redes sociales esta nueva moda podría ser más daÑo que bien maÑana tiene telemundo le contaremos sobre los peligros acompaÑarnos comenzando. >>> un presidente trompo yo sus comentarios, de llevar los migrantes a la ciudades son tallos, sin embargo hoy la portavoz del gobierno declaró que se sigue analizando los detalles de cómo funcionaría plan pero no confirmó que la propuesta sea implementado, organizaciones comunitarias se preparan para participar en la marcha del 1 de mayo para exig

a: joe montana or b: jeff garcia? joe montana. that's correct! take this money. there you go.t to take that and run or are you going for the $20 question? i'm going to go for the twenty. okay, okay. true or false? y with george seifert than bill walsh. true. yes! you're right! let me give you some money. alright, here's ten. here is 20... do you want to take that and run? you're going for it? alright, he's going for it. alright, for the $100 question. who was the last 49er to be named nfl mvp in the same season he also won the superbowl? is it a: steve young, b: jerry rice, or, c: deion sanders? think about it. steve young. that's right! (cheering) oh my god! ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, one hundred! congratulations! how are you feeling right now? awesome. back to you, mike. we're outside at&t park. tom, where you from? noe valley. you're from noe valley. you're from the city. amazing. yeah, some of us can still afford to live here. i take it the giants are your favorite team? yeah. and how long have you been a fan for? since 1980. that's

the youth tag is $8 if you're 14 years old, and it is something that most montanas do and montanas, do, we want to prooe preserve that. so it is not just the rich and famous locking up our state to natural resources. 40% of that power flows to washington state and governor inslee continues to put politics between high-paying jobs in my state, high-paying jobs on the indian reservations and affordable base load electricity. he's pressuring owners to get away from carrying coal-fired electricity, as if electrons knew the difference. what i realize is that texans are using power from petro nov , coal strip is similar. it is located near a field, with pipeline construction for carbon capture, to help offset the economic costs. and while we're making strides, improving the economics of carbon capture, like the section 45 to your tax credit, i believe the future of this plant that bans more investment from your department. with that as a background, i would like to get your thought to what you're doing to protect coal plants like coal strip. its base load, its jobs, its tax revenue, it's the

stuart: montana is the only state i have never been to.u up on that invitation. >> i'm in the phone book. call me up. stuart: see you again soon. how about that? >>> i'm going to segue to a medical story for you. a patient in the mid-east woke up from a 27-year long coma. what happened? ashley: yeah. she was driving her son home in 1991 in the united arab emirates. her son was four at the time. there was a terrible crash. her son survived. she suffered terrible brain injuries and has been in a coma for 27 years. she was treated in the middle east. she was treated in the uk. most recently she was treated in germany. incredibly, last year, last summer, she started to come around. the first word she said was her son's name. who by the way is now 31 years old. she is making strides. she is in a wheelchair. she still has cognitive issues. she is aware. she can talk. knows who is in the room. remarkable story. 27 years. stuart: we are standing by for president trump. he is in indianapolis to address the nra convention. friendly crowd expected. i

that happens in montana, they had record cold weather, parts of the northwest had that in the early monthsas for manufacturing, this is something we were keeping a close eye on. we had a lot of completing signs -- conflicting signs. we had the adp report and the showingfacturing survey manufacturing was doing well. the interest for jobs had the biggest gain in over a year. the adp report was showing the opposite, we had weakening in the sector. march showedrt for the manufacturing sector weakened. for some reason, factories this month had working declines. it's been weakening for five months. the last time that happened was in 2008. since the biggest drop 2016. this does not paint a very good picture. economists are still trying to figure out what's going on. it could be the trade war weighing heavy on investment or inventory buildup. before all the trade tariffs came into effect, we had companies going out and buying from china and other countries, building up their warehouses. now, they are trying to sell it all off and they will wait to until that product is gone so they have money to i

. >>> up next here, why former 49ers great joe montana was escorting the u.s.hy around san francisco today. plus the oakland a's hit the road and take on the baltimore orioles. mark will have highlights of the game next in sports. >>> marcus here was sports, the oakland a's are in baltimore trying to get over the rough spell they found their way . >> we know it will be a good season. they have a lot of talent but the one thing they have got the correct, they have not won a single game outside of oakland. they lost both games in japan, got swept in houston and are well on their way to another loss in the first of a series with the baltimore orioles. that is rented high, the orioles manager who went and did some coaching in santa rosa whether he is from. the second inning, your bona fide little league home run. mullins down theline, two runs score. a bad throw and he circles the bases, cedric mullins, 4-0. you have to play better defense than that. the oakland a's get 2 bats on one swing, josh bigley spent a second of the year. left center field and suddenly, it

i was a montana congressman. i used to come to dallas to fundraise and pete sessions used to help me a lot. we realized that dallas was grateful. if you're running in a legislature in congress, dallas was a must stop. this election is now critical. everything we've earned is on the table. once again texas is counted on. so thank you, texas. (applause) >> and back to mr. pruitt. it has been said that u.s. is abdicating its leadership worldwide on environmental issues. people don't know about your record. what happened while you were at epa. tell us about superfund sites, cleaning up uranium, clean air. what is the true record under the trump administration and your leadership? >> jackie, that is a great question. i want to build on something that ryan said. in fact, there was an article that came out and it was entitled the greatest story never told. the american economy, we had done it better than anyone in the world as far as the economy and being a good steward of our environment. those pollutants that wing reg

in montana alone we have 38 , primary care providers. we have office out to 8 additional primary care providers who will come in and expand the rural area. the secretary is exactly correct that we are seeing growth in georgia,rida, south growth in your state, sir, and we will continue to expand. let me talk about brick and mortar. veterans are no different than the rest of americans. our parents' generation stayed in the same house on a generational basis. we don't. and our children don't. they move. we must be able to move from place to place in order to follow where the veterans go. the therefore, lease authorities are incredibly important to us and enhance lead authorities -- lease authorities that allow us not to just provide but to also be able to provide ambulatory medical facilities that we can move every 5 to 10 years and follow where america's veterans are. much of the nonrecurring maintenance you hear about and cost of our infrastructure is for our inpatient facilities. our inpatient facilities in many cases are aged and need s

reasons we talked about today but more importantly the affordability issue, you have the state of montana saying we are going to pay a percentage of medicare, north carolina with 700,000 state employees saying that our state legislature is changing medicare like systems, the health systems are beginning to understand that the game is changing. they are starting to come forward and they realize they need to be at the table now, it's not going to be the way it has been. they are saying we would rather be part of the solution than being done to us and it's that quote we heard earlier, i think we are crossing that right now. we are going to change it as purchasers or it's going to be done to us.>> thank you all, thank you very much. >> remind us what senate republicans are proposing to change and why did tuesday's vote fall short? >> it is important, this vote is to change the amount of time that can be demanded for debate, once a filibuster has been surmounted on eight presidential nominees confirmation. you might remember several years ago the overall threshold for overcoming a filibuster o

i've talked about my parochial interest in montana. i'm going to talk about it again today ft. harrison. it was one of the top va facilities in the country. ft. harrison today has one primary care physician, a part-time doctor who sees a handful of patients. i've got c box in montana with no primary care doctors, no advanced primary care clinicians and where that care is only provided through terle health. it cannot replace all types of health care. you get the frustration that va primary focus seems to be expanding eligibility and investments into community care and i don't want it to be at the expense of capacity building initiatives. i don't want our investments in community care to be at the expense of capacity building initiatives. as you and i have discussed, there's certainly a role for the private sector especially in a rural state like montana. i'm sure senator sullivan would agree in alaska and other states too. i think we've got to be careful that we don't take the department down a dangerous path. when it comes to veterans you can outsource the care but you can't ou

se subieron a un calla y desde una montaÑa se lanzaron cuesta abajo.esionante! >> catÓlicos de todo el mundo celebraron hoy el domingo de ramos, que conmemora la entrada triunfal de jesÚs a jerusalÉn y marca el inicio de la semana santa en la cual millones de creyentes conmemoran al cristo. nuestra corresponsal aprovecha esta importante celebraciÓn cristiana para hablar con feligreses y sacerdotes. >> este fin de semana culmina la cuaresma. un tiempo litÚrgico de conversiÓn y la cual marca la iglesia catÓlica. para la preparaciÓn a la fiesta de pascua. >> yo quede ciega, pero jesÚs es real. >> para los catÓlicos hoy inicio >> nuestra vida no es para siempre. un dÍa terminarÁ. se harÁ la nueva ceniza. >> durante l tomar esta oportunidad para criar a sus hijos en la fe. >> onda a jesÚs, que todo este bien por los niÑos. estamos aquÍ para honrarlo. >> hay otras religiones, entonces sÍ, si veo que si se estÁ perdiendo. no continÚa en los padres. >> posteriormente los catÓlicos celebran el tormenta arrasÓ al sur del paÍs. al menos ocho personas han fallecid

i was a montana congressman. i used to come to dallas to fund raise and pete sessions used to help me a lot because we recognized dallas was gratef grateful, if you're running in the legislature in congress, dallas was a must-stop. this election is now critical. everything we've learned is on the table. once again, texas is counted on. so, thank you, texas. [applaus [applause] >> and back to mr. pruitt, it's been said that the u.s. is advocating its leadership position worldwide on environmental issues. people don't know about your record. what happened while you were at epa? tell us about superfund sites, lead and copper in the water, cleaning up uranium. clean air. what is the true record under the trump administration? >> jacki, a great question and i want to build on something that ryan said because the fact there was an article a couple years ago that came out entitled "the greatest story seldom told". the american economy we've done it better than anyone in the world, growing our economy and being a good st

it was a coal-fired plant that kept the lights on for montana during that cold snap. the challenge, if we lose coal strip, baseload power, we risk hard-working jobs, the boilermakers have, minors, other laborers, who call her beautiful state home. and mr. secretary, we are a state that still relies on hard-working montanans were moms dads,e moms and grandmother grandpas can go down to walmart and purchase an elk tag over the county for 20 bucks. the youth tag is a box if you're 14 years old. it is something all montanans love to do and we want to preserve that. it is not just a rich and famous, they're locking up our state for a balanced approach to natural resources. 40% of the power flows to washington state and governor ainslie continues to put politics between high-paying jobs in my state, high-paying jobs on indian reservation, and affordable baseload electricity . he is pressuring owners to get away from carrying coal-fired electricity as if electrons knew the difference. while i realize the texans are using power from petra nova, coal strip is still very simila

bernhardt in montana. it's a state where you can go to walmart and buy an elk tag over-the-counter and beat a trail head, public lands within 30 minutes with the next generation of hunters here. kids, grandkids and so forth. i want to shift gears and follow-up with what senator heinrich talked about. he was a great partner in moving that forward and getting permanent reauthorization in the united states senate. you understand the value public access to public lands. you understand the importance of locally driven conservation. the balances, the needs of landowners. however, the president proposed 2020 budget seems to signal otherwise. it's one of the greatest tools we have to give access to locked up public lands in the west. 70% of our fishing access is in montana, they have been funded through the will will conservation fund. we have 1.5 acres in montana of public lands inaccessible. lwcf helps to build playgrounds in cities and towns. they help multigenerational ranchers stay working their land. helps o

. >> mucha familia se entregan y cruzan por las montaÑas.r. >> con menores estÁn dando asilo del gobierno. pedro: esto se ha convertido en una realidad diaria para los agentes. ellos dicen que los grupos de familia varÍan en cantidad, pero llegan durante todo el dÍa. el hecho de que un portÓn del muro estaba abierto, cientos de familias se congregaron para pedir asilo. la entrada fue cerrada y hay un mensaje para lo que llegan al lugar. enrique: el gobierno mexicano mantiene las deportaciones de centroamericanos en niveles rÉcords. alberto: un empresario mexicano lograr grandes que el gobierno mexicano aplica todos los dÍa. lÓpez obrador: lo que mÁs ha daÑado a mÉxico es la corrupciÓn polÍtica. esa es la causa principal de la desigualdad econÓmica. reportero: el gobierno de manuel lÓpez obrador otorgó un contrato a una empresa para retornar a centroamericanos a sus paÍses de origen y lo hizo a roberto alcÁntara rojas, amigo de enrique peÑa nieto. >> es una dinastÍa del pri, junto con la familia delmazo, la familia de peÑa nieto. reportero: e

junto a sus padres por veredas y montaÑas para esquivar a los policÍas y a los agentes migratorios. >ntes los tomaron por sorpresa. >> venimos de honduras, porque en honduras no hay nada. reportero: los activistas criticaron este plan porque dicen que para satisfacer al gobernante vecino. >> es la mano que da el golpe en vez de que donald trump lo haga. reportero: se seÑala que en esta caravana van 1676 menores, tres de ellos no acompaÑados y 87 mujeres embarazadas. >> lo que tiene que hacer la autorÍa, lo tiene que hacer dentro del respeto a los derechos humanos. ramÓn: propietarios de negocios en san josÉ son vÍctimas de robos. estuvimos en la conferencia de mujeres "imparables". le mostramos un grupo de mujeres en poder hadas en univisiÓn 14. -- empoderadas en univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: ante la crisis de vivienda y las nuevas moimÁgene en vivo. se trata de los dueÑos de negocios de casas mÓviles que se estacionan durante la noche en la calle y residentes realizan una protesta previa al consejo de la ciudad donde se va a protegerte desalojos a miembros de la ciudad. aquÍ se busca un contr

if you're from montana, are you rockies fans? days -- old days of cable, they probably route fot atlanta and chicago but i'm an expos fan. >> good for you, man. i have one of those mod expo caps. those things are awesome. >> from the days of ellis valentine and rusty and the crew, it was baseball night in canada. i used to pick them up every wednesday night out of left bridge. i became a great expos fan and now i guess i'm a nationals fan. >> that is awesome. those are some of my favorite memories, sitting around wherever my family moved and listening to wsb and following the braves over the radio. that's just sort of magic when you're growing up as a kid. let's talk about, though, some children that don't have quite as good of an upbringing, quite as -- and won't have as good of memories as we did and that is of course the kids that are being treated horrendously across the border and have been locked in cages, separated from their parents. tell us, what did you see when you went down to the border and what is the current state

joining me now is one of those republicans, montana's attorney general, tim fox. mr.ly appreciate it. you're a republican urging a federal court to save obamacare. tell us why. >> well, specifically we want to save coverage for pre-existing conditions. there's 152,000 montanans. these are non-elderly adult montanans that depend on coverage for pre-existing conditions, and that's a viewpoint that needs to be stressed, i think. and it certainly is something that i agree with president trump on. he wants to have pre-existing condition coverage. so do i. he's agreed that the individual mandate is unconstitutional. i agree with him there, and he believes, as i do, that congress needs to get their act together, and they need to repeal and replace the affordable care act. and i'm frustrated just like the president is that that isn't happening, and we need to make sure we do this in a way that doesn't create problems for those 152,000 montanans. >> so for that, until there's something to replace it with, it seems like you're saying you need the help now. you want to keep the

este de la zona, esto por una baja presión que nos trae actividad de lluvia y nieve en la zona de la montañaantiene lluvia ligera, y viento débil >> durante las proximas hora activa la lluvia hasta horas de la madrugada, será un noche fría. abríguese bien, >> durante las próximas horas el modelo muestra lluvia moderada intensa, no se extraje que al conducir caiga lluvia también quedan bandas que pasarán por la región desplazándose hacia el sur. mañana condiciones secas, >> mañana el termómetro se irá recuperando, pero nos mantenemos hasta mañana bajo advertencia invernal hasta las 11 de mañana. >> temperaturas en los 62 grados. >> es todo, sigamos con más. >> bueno aquí en oracle arena los titulares practican al fondo de la cancha esta kevin durant, para su segundo partido ante clippers segundo en play offs, detalles al volver >> ♪. >> qué tal amigos en oracle arena en poco mas de una hora comenzará el segundo partido en la ronda golden state ante clippers, han ganado 20 de 22 aprtidos y la razón stephen curry, el octavo fue 236 de la carrera en post temporada, así le pasó también a ray alle

vemos nieve de 5 6 pulgadas evite la carretera y zonas de la montaña. locales, en 60 livermore los Ángeles 76 dallas 78 las temperaturas comienzan a calentar para comenzar a disminuir hacia el fin de semana >> vamos a ver temperaturas recuperándose >> tráfico 101 palo alto, demoras, tome 280 >> se reportan cierre de calle 5 6 entrada puente de la bahía por protestas, evite la zona >> demoras en aeropuerto san francisco. >> demoras 50 minutos reportándose por las condiciones del tiempo, >> el puente richmond, nos muestra la situación actual conduzca con mucha precaución. continuamos con más. >> decenas de personas en la calle después que incendio consumiera su hogar, sepa qué ocasionó las llamas>> autoridad bahía buscan soluciones a derrapes ilegales en la zona >> pagó por dos calentadores de re uno, sepa la solución al volver >> ♪. >> un televidente ordeno un calentador de agua, para que sus inquilinos lo recogieran en estado de utah, lo cargó en su tarjeta, pero en el estado de utah se lo cobraron nuevamente para eso llamó telemundo responde >> pagó do

sistema de baja presión, frente frío nos trae actividad, también nieve en a zona de las montañas, >>s. vemos cambios que impactan, camino al trabajo veremos carreteras mojadas, el termómetro bordeará los 50 grados. el resto de la noche actividad de lluvia se mantiene activa hasta horas de la mañana, también aguaceros en el área costera. después en mitad de la semana veremos incremento de temperaturas >> mañana 69 concorde 68 70 gra jueves. donde veremos lastemper manténgase hidrtado >> tráfico, tenemos un par de accidentes, maneje con mucha precaución, avenida burck mucha atención. tráfico lento >> en la 101 san carlos también afectada, tome alternativas, con esta imagen en vivo vemos la lluvia caer. >> muchas gracias, y el presidente de méxico manuel andrés lópez obrador hace un importante anuncio en materia de finanzas en que estados unidos se ve involucrado. >> en su último año oracle está vestido de amarillo. las detalles al volver >> llegó el momento de echar un vistazo al mundo de los deportes, hay mucho de qué hablar. >> así es, raúl está en oracle arena con warriors, raúl, >>