some point, local government did become aware of the counity but did not incorporate them into an official town oan official city. as aesult, the way that california has dealt with small communities like lanare is that they have a system where the community itself can set up a community services district to provide ctain vital services, like drinking water, to the residents. in the early 2000s, the community services district found that they had water that was contaminated with arsenic. so they got a grant from the federal government that was about $1.6 million to construct an arsenic treatment plant. [isabel solorio speaking spanish] so stay over here and drop in the water to fill up this. because when they fill this, it's more easy to drop right here. dream, the american dream... [continu in spanish] that's becau i move over here. [continues in spanish] monaco: the community was really no involved in the process of the construction of the arsenic treatment plant. so, really, what they saw happeng was a lot of construction was going on, and then their bills skyrocketed. the arsenic treatment p

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other buildings and left two communities virtual islands after days of stormy weather, officials said wednesday.the towns of guerneville and monte rio were hardest hit by water pouring from the russian river, which topped 46 feet late wednesday night, said briana khan, a sonoma county spokeswoman.the river frequently floods in rainy weather but it hadn't reached that level for 25 years and wasn't expected to recede again until late thursday night.about 3,500 people in two dozen communities along the river remained under evacuation orders.jeff bridges didn't leave even though he said the water was 8 feet deep in some places. the co-owner of the r3 hotel in guerneville, said he and others who stayed behind were well-prepared to ride out the storm. he and employees moved computers, business records and furniture to second-floor room."as long as everybody is safe, dry and warm, it's all fine. you just ride it out," said bridges, noting that this flood was the fourth he's experienced in 33 years.he added: "people in florida have hurricanes, people in maine have blizzards; we have floods," he said. "it's the p

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danville, town officials warning people don't get too close to the water, the banks are slick. >> is it the rain or wind that is to blame? eerie sight for drivers on the bay bridge as lights on the eastern span flickered on and off, and total darkness. live at treasure island, cheryl hurd, do we know what caused it? >> reporter: they're investigating right now but rain is coming down hard factor. unexpected light show tonight. lights are on, most of them right now. wasn't that way at 6:00 tonight. when cal trans first started getting calls the lights were flickering on the oakland side of the bridge. that went on for a while. then the bridge went to total darkness. cal trans technicians called in to investigate. they turned off half the lights on the bridge at one point in effort to fix the problem. spokesperson says this could be weather related. >> right now it looks like an electrical issue with short in the substation on the bridge. at this point we're not sure if weather caused it. it was raining really hard at the time. >> reporter: a lot of people noticed this tonight. in fact

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officials in one town north of san francisco say 2,000 homes and other buildings are flooded in up toenneth, janai. stormy in the northwest. scattered showers on the coast. heavy snow inland. look for thunderstorms rumbling throughout the entire deep south. storms throughout the carolinas, ice in the d.c. area, snow up towards philadelphia. along the west coast, friday and saturday another round of stormy weather from redding to los angeles then next week crazy cold. 30 degrees below the norm for the midwest and it will cover the entire country eventually. kenneth, janai. >> thank you to paul williams. >>> the house passed major gun legislation for the first time in more than 20 years. the law requires all gun sellers to conduct background checks on firearm buyers. it's the first of two bills the democratic majority is bringing to the floor this week. >>> former texas congressman, beto o'rourke figured out whether he is running for president, but the democrat isn't telling anyone, yet. in a statement, he and his wife have decided how they can best serve the country and plan to share t

nfl officials were in town to do a site survey to make sure the ballpark for basketbaeball coul accommodate a franchise. the raiders and giants are in agreement. with the raiders nothing is a done deal. there's a scenario where the 49ers could come in and block this deal because they own the territorial rights to san francisco. >> your tweet got thousands of retweets. what if the niners blocked this deal? >> they are fairly confident the niners will go with it. if they block the deal, raiders could play at levi stadium. they could go back to the oakland coliseum which they said they0,butte county wildfire being forced from their homes again. >>> the super bowl mvp is from redwood city. we're on campus on the peninsula. >>> storm ranger on mobile doppler radar is tracking slow snow. we'll let you know how low it will go. that's coming up in six minutes. n of paradise, are being told the need to leave their property again. >>> hundreds of people living in rvs are told they need to leave their property again. that fire raced through the city in november destroying thousands of home and killing

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the lovable blue characters took over a small town in germany for the official head count and for onerfs may have originated in belgium, but across the border in germany, a small town has claimed world record bragging rights. 2,762 people all dressed as smurfs and all in the one spot. it'll be officially approved in a couple of weeks, but that number smashes a previous record set in 2009. translation: we have smurfed it! this is what smurfs look like. what do you think of us? aren't we a nice couple? it takes a bit of preparation to trans—smurf into character. there are strict rules to qualify, like wearing a white smurf cap, white pants and a blue top. and once you are blue from head to toe, the games could begin. papa smurfs, smurfettes and younger smurfs were all there for the fun. translation: they have come from everywhere, the whole rhineland, from liechtenstein, there are people from switzerland, from japan, france, from all over the world! you can say something to the world! um...congratulations! japanese? yes! given the record—breaking turnout of young and old, it appears the

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. >>> polar bears are invading a small town, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency. 50 polar bears descended on this town. of visuals say people are afraid to leave their harms. they say the bears are losing their fear of people and they have begun chasing people. authorities have warned the public they will face execution if they shoot or harm the bears. they are endangered. >>> the oakland a's start spring training. questions abou. >>> the vallejo police shoot and kill somebody saturday night at the drive-through at taco bell.  we have the details coming up. >>> welcome back. live at the new york stock exchange, celebrating one year on the exchange. they are happy but traders are in worried about the looming government shutdown. marcus will be looking from negations to continue and the details are coming up. >> here we go again. >>> thank you for joining us. >> it is monday and good to be on board. davis taking a break but steve is front and center, i guess we get a break today but tuesday and wednesday, here we go again. >> a lot of rain. >> it looks like it really.

town officials warning people do not get close to that water. they say this is because the banks are very slick so a dangerous situation. >> very much so. people like to go up to the anderson reservoir there. you can see all that rushing water. it is quite the sight. it's very dangerous. >> the ground is still unstable. we also have gusty winds. when we have this combination, more downed trees possible. so just a heads up about that. here is a look at our first flood warning. we have a lot of them to get to. the russian river near geurneville, we are expecting this to rise 5' over flood stage. this will be peaking later this evening. this in effect until further notice. we also have aerial flood warning in effect. down to petaluma. do not cross where water covers the road. a flood warning for napa river, saint helena to downtown napa. we also have an area flood warning for the marin county. this is where we've seen anywhere from 6 to 7, even 8" of rain. street flooding, rising creeks, and also some smaller streams. for the guadalupe river this f

after four decades of conflict the adversaries mad over three days and put ischia an official building in cape town in may nine hundred ninety the jailer and his former prisoner walked side by side presenting a court image there are bound to be difficulties but these cautious optimism as well as faith and conviction that problems will be solved by negotiation. and i trust that these discussions will be another milestone on the road to a new and just self that i think it was. overwhelmingly for and. it was like people who came to gather for the first time we didn't know each other but who wanted to meet the challenge. that was a that was a wonderful experience and was about the fact that. we suddenly realized them both sides that we had to work jointly and collectively. a way forward and that the sponsible of the rest of us nobody else could take that is false and you can imagine. with the background of the participants. two sides that has been fighting each other. here were. suddenly being. of course there's a measure of mistrust. we do know al qaida still freeze when. we didn't know. but the point

leaving we ran into a convoy of 21 trucks full of 700 people who managed to escape from the town and officialsve under estimated the number of civilians in there. they thought they were around 1,500. now they are saying there could be thousands and those that we spoke to, the people who fled said that people are being held as human shields, that they are eating feed for livestock. they are not only getting incoming from the anti isis coalition. incoming rounds are coming from the syrian regime and from the iraqi army right over the border, jake. >> thank you so much. we are so glad you and your team are safe. >>> the president doesn't seem to know what climate clahange looks like. here it is. we'll take you to the village that might soon have to move 50 miles away. stay with us. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may

they're worried that a measure passed by the town council might jeopardize almost two billion dollars in fema money. so they say they're working with officials and doing whatever it takes. meaghan mackey has that. kathleen macias/paradise resident: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.although most aren't in homes -- they are in trailers, thanks to an ordinance passed by the town, in december.meaghan mackey/paradise, ca: "residents tell me it isn't ideal for them to be living on their property surrounded by debris but they say the problem is that they don't have anywhere else to go." kathleen macias/paradise resident: "it's just an unknown right now on what's going to happen."feelings of uncertainty, since fema announced the ordinance was unsafe -- due to toxic waste. threatening to cut one-point- seven billion in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found.representative doug lamalfa/-r- california: "we don't want to blow the reimbursement that fema historically doesn't do very often and is wil

town. it is an important conference with several elected officials from all over europe and they're here to speak about the cleanliness of their towns and it's serious stuff there even discussing the color of that trash cans and other kinds. of all. that he immediately has. to conclude the meeting the guest of honor makes a speech this time it's the director of keep scotland beautiful an association partly financed by coca-cola like keep america beautiful and it seems derrick robertson is a plant of soda. and listen closely some of his slip ups are extremely telling. i have a clear well known issue and saw and the whole thing about. the character. is that it doesn't care we do care and want to fire she. bendish as well to stop thinking into something by. the emphasizing individual rather than collective responsibility clearly nothing has changed since the advertisement of the native american crime. i assume that you were drinking coca-cola this morning is the single use a lot of plastic and the problem today. class they are plastic packaging has a very useful function in society and we need

officials, u.s. agents in the small town of eagle pass will only process 20 or less asylum seekers a day. and there are reportedly no plans to beef up the number ofh officer w's can administer the first steps towards seeking asylum. >>> hou docrats are undeterred by president trump's warning in the state of the union. they shrugged o the president's threat against what he called ridiculous partisan investigation, announcingro sweepings into the trump campaign and beyond. nbc's tracie potts joining us now from washington t break it all down for us. tracie, good morning. it appears the democrats areg play hardball here. >> reporter: exactly. in some cases upping the ante. for example, matt whitaker, the acting attorney general is supposed to testify on capitol hill tomorrow. judiciary committee has issued a subpoena -- or is going to issue a subpoena in case he doesn't show or in case he doesn't answer questions. they say it won't be necessary if he shows up for that hearing. then the house intelligence committee revamping the russia investigation. that republican shutdown last year, reopen

and a contested ethiopian town could soon become officially eritrea what does that mean for the people who live there. it's bad and a whole lot more coming up next on that d.w. news africa and don't forget you could of course always get all of your news headlines and by heading out to our web site that's w dot com for now thank you so much for spending just part of your day with me and i'll see you at the top of the island. get ready for something new on d w t w news often bringing you stories cross the major stories that shape our well enough for the news the news africa. that we were . when we were. eighty percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listening. audience. stories of people who will go for information. they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was a very curious child and very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and always. here and for being on stage with the musicians an

the aclu of kansas wrote to the local elections officials, the county official who had -- who had moved the polling place outside of town and who had sent out the wrong address for it. the aclu wrote to that county election official asking for her help in publicizing a voter help line that would contain the correct polling place information. that top county elections official forwarded that e-mail from the aclu, she forwarded it to chris kobach, to the office of the republican secretary of state, adding her own caption to this help that the aclu had asked for, which she added to that e-mail was her own commentary and it was, i quote, "lol, this is what i got in the mail from the aclu, lol." which in this case means, of course, no, i'm not going to give you any help in publicizing the true address. after all that, the aclu sued. they argued what was happening in dodge city was illegal. it was, for one thing, disinf n disenfranchising hispanic voters in that town. 18 years old, local high school senior. he told us that for his 18th birthday last year he was super psyched to be able to vote for the first time, but he reall

when the aclu of kansas wrote to the local elections officials, the county official who had moved the polling place outside of town and who had sent out the wrong address. the aclu wrote to that official asking for publicizing a voter help line. that top county elections official forwarded that e-mail from the aclu, forwarded it to chris coback adding her own caption to this help the aclu asked for, which she added her own commentary and it was i quote lol. this is what i got in the mail from the aclu. lol. which in this case means no, i won't give you help publicizing the true address. after all that, the aclu sued and argued what was happening in dodge city was illegal and for one thing disinfranchising hispanic voters. it was a very impressive young man, 18 years old. local high school senior. for his 18th birthday he said he was super psychosiked to vote i town where he lives so he thought that was worth fighting for. >> my family is immigrants. my friends are immigrants. this community is made up of immigrants and many are undocumented or daka precrecipi and don't have rights like we have. it's very important

while he hasn't officially announced his candidacy for president... held a town hall in iowa city.reporter mary moloney has more on the president's day presidential push. iowa and new hampshire.two important states for the 2020 presidential election -- already targeted by democrats. making the presidents day push in new hampshire ---- amy klobuchar-- corey booker-- and kamala harrissen. kamala harris / -d- presidential candidate: "i love the snow. it's good it's good. happy to be here."criss crossing iowa --kirsten gillibrand --and eric swalwellrep. eric swalwell / -d- california: "i'm considering running for president in 2020 coming back to iowa"the democratic field of contenders already crowded -- more than six hundred days from election day.but the left is playing catch-up.president trump filed for re-election the day he took office.meaning he can raise and spend campaign cash his entire term --on fundraising and rallies. president trump: "is there any place that is more fun to be than a trump rally?"according to the federal election commission -- the trump campaign raised more

town. approximately 700 people. ve we we have been hearing from democratic officials they had estimated 1,500 civilians perhaps in thee a serious under estimation there may be thousands left. what we also saw before that, we were woken up this morning by intense small arms fire just a few hundred yards from the front lines it was an isis counter attack. we were up on the roof where we have been doing live reports. rounds started to go over our heads. we heard an explosion. it appears to be an incoming mortar round landing next to the building we were at. we saw a lot of soldiers running away from the front as well as some of their vehicles were leaving. what followed was an intense battle. we understand many lost the positions they were able to take since it began on saturday night local time so this battle which commanders were telling us would take perhaps it would be over today, perhaps tomorrow. it may be a few more days at least before isis is completely crushed in that last bit of land they control. >> on the ground close, yards away from the front lines there. please stay safe. so you hear this is what makes a

town of wakefield. helicopters, planes and more than 150 firefighters have been trying to contain the blaze. health officials in the philippines are going door to door, to immunise children to try and control a measles outbreak across the country, where vaccination rates are low. at least 25 people have died in the last month. and this story is trending on bbc.com: the stars have been out in force at the bafta awards in london. the favourite has dominated this year's event, winning seven awards including outstanding british film. the top award went to the foreign language film roma. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the british prime minister, theresa may, has rejected an opposition call for britain to remain in a customs union with the eu after brexit. the labour opposition leader corbyn had set out his conditions for giving parliamentary support for the government's brexit deal. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. crunch time for us china talks. the negotiations start today in beijing. they attempt to end the trade war. japan's worker — life balance

. >>> the bay eaar be poised to the race officially and hosting his own town hall in iowa cimpy water. i expect to make an announcement. >>> including bernie sanders 10 major democrats have announced a candidacy or formed exploratory committees for the 2020 presidential race with others contemplating a bid. >>> and that teachers and the 55 counties in the state are going on strike to protest the education bill they see as retaliation for the nine-day walkoff last year. the strike.the them the 5% pay raise but the new bill will allow charter schools and savings accounts to help parents pay for private schools in the bay area. the teachers in oakland are preparing for strike of their own and could be walking the picket lines as early as thursday. the city is getting ready and officials plan on keeping the schools open along with the libraries and a dozen recreation centers in case the kids don't want to cross over the picket line to get to class. >> i hope this is not the protracted strike. every day the children don't get educated they fall behind and it is hard to catch up. >> our edu

. >>> polar bears have been innovating a small russian town prom being the officials to declare a stateemergency. this is filed video. local other thans said that the residents are afray to leave their homes. aenin some infans, they began chasing people. authorities warn the public that they will face prosecution if they shoot the endangered bears. >>> an eight-year-old girl fell into a panda pit and they were able she fell into the enclosure. witnesses said that she climbed on the wall to get a better view of the pandas before she fell in. >>> tesla will be roll out a new test called dog mode. it is not clear what it is yet. it will say i'm fine, my owner will be right back. >>> graduate students at uc berkley could be bunking with retired homeowners to save money on rent. berkley's retirement center won a grant from the chancellor's office for a pilot program that will match six students with a host. and with sky high rent just about everthe proposal can be just stude s may be look >>> the athletics have the first players at camp. the focus is the future of first-round pick and heisma

deaths that have been reported to have happened in that town so the mayor of that town we are told by people officials here is making her way towards this border crossing on foot he rather and he is going to give remarks to the assembled press shortly earlier we also heard from two venezuelan soldiers who defected to brazil last night they came out gave brief remarks talked about the fact that they knew that they had to come here because they no longer support president nicolas maduro of venezuela they support venezuelan opposition leader why do all of this to say it's been a bit of a roller coaster today brazilian security forces really doing their utmost to keep things calm to not let them boil over once more it really did seem to be a sense of panic when we arrived earlier in the day and those clashes were going on but quickly it calmed down after that at the moment it's calm but people here are on edge and worried that things could flare up again at any time barbara one hundred seven june with the laces that from that are on the brazilian border with israel in one hundred thank you. well meanwhile

early moment num the democratic race and she's learning lessons four weeks into her official campaign. a casual cnn townedicare for all may wipe out support. she talks about how employers would offer it. she gets annoyed when people try to label her whether calling her a moderate or the president and talk radio hosts using the term socialist. >> i think, first of all, it's important to distinction between where someone is on a policy issue with a label with name calling. all of those are different points. and i certainly think that we should all want that. our leaders do not engage in name calling. because that's really just very low level of discourse and we should expect more from leaders. in terms of where i am, who i am, i'm a progressive democrat. i'm a democrat. i'm a proud democrat. i'm not a socialist. i believe that the people in our country today want leaders who understand that right now everyone does not have equal opportunity to success. and we need to restore america's promise for equal opportunity to success. i believe that right now we've got a country of folks who in particular the work

four people were rescued after the snow slide on tuesday occurred in the town of cost in the heart of this was so it's officials or the crisis between india and pakistan will be high on the agenda talks between saudi arabia's crown prince and indian leaders delhi saudi arabia has vowed to help ease tensions between the neighbors after last week's bombing in. kashmir. bernie sanders election campaign team says the u.s. senator has raised more than four million dollars from one hundred fifty thousand individuals that since announcing his presidential bid on tuesday. ls far surpasses other democratic candidates and hers pledged to build a grassroots movement to take on the special interests he says dominates us all it's. all makers in ukraine of past a concept to show amendment that commits the country to joining the european union and nato president petro poroshenko says train will make a formal bid to join the e.u. by twenty twenty three although he admitted that day is ambitious the move was welcomed by european council president don i'll toss but it is likely to anger neighboring russia. to the champions leagu

there is a provision to allow local officials in four texas border towns as well as one census area to veto the wall if they didn't want it in their area. so the president saw that there was no other choice here, particularly given the amount of money that was in the wall. he wanted $5.7 billion and getting $3.75 and he was going to declare a national emergency. sarah sanders said president trump will sign the bill and as he stated before, he will take other executive action including a national emergency to ensure we stop the national security and the humanitarian crisis at the border. the president is delivering on his promise to build the wall, protect the border and secure our great country. the president does have support from several members of congress. you heard mitch mcconnell said he's behind it. senator lindsey graham floated this exact idea more than a month ago. he said the president should take a couple of weeks to try to negotiate a deal. if he doesn't get what he wants, declare a national emergency. that's what happened. jim jordan introducing a continuing resolution th

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. >> i heard a little company called coca-cola in town somewhere. >> but official partner of the nfl, pepsico is in town full force. anheuser-busch. budweiser has taken over the city. they have tremendous out of home. they have almost six minutes in the game, in terms of commercials. so there is a huge -- fedex is an nfl sponsor,-ups is headquartered in atlanta. definitely resurgence of corporate america in the super bowl. >> one small controversy, chik-fil-a who has a store inside of mercedes-benz stadium decided not to open on super bowl sunday. they will get a lot of flak for making that choice. >> i had the pleasure of meeting dan cathay, of the cathay family last night at arthur blank's party. before that i had a meeting at chik-fil-a's headquarters. one thing i will say about chik-fil-a they may be the most principled brand or corporation that i have ever been around. when you walk in and out of chik-fil-a's headquarters, there is a plaque that has a quote and an inscription from truet cathay. one thing you can't say about chik-fil-a that they are not authentic and ethical. they

this is a town where their government officials have said we don't need a wall. >> that's right. president trump is coming here to make the hard sell for his border wall. he's going to make the fence in el paso a central focus. it runs about 16 feet high, runs about 40 miles long. but the one issue looming over this visit, the fact that president trump talked about this fencing and the state of the union address, steph, remember when president trump said this is why el pasos s ap of the safest cities in the country. the fact checkers said crime had been decreasing in the years before this fencing was even built. the mayor spoke out. take a listen. >> i believe he was given misinformation by the texas attorney general. talking about there was a great deal of lawlessness and crime before the fence went up. prefer the fence rather than saying the wall. and that's not factually correct. >> as you just mapped out, the timing of this visit is critical. because it comes with just days before a potential second government shutdown. of course, we did learn over the weekend those talks wit

the proposed sku-- officials sa the memorial would attract tourists to the smoall town. >>> the "new york times" reports new york city is banning discrimination based on hair. new guidelines gives legal recourse to people who are harassed, threatened, punished, demoted or fired because of their hair texture or style. the guidance specifically warnings employers they could face legal action for banning hair styles associated with black people. if that happens, it will be now considered racial discrimination. >> about time the city is recognizing that they shouldn't discriminate based on the texture, the style of what you like. your hair is your hair. >> the new guidelines are believed to be the a other were badly injured in an attack at a farm near the louisville zoo. the owners of the llama farm discovered the gruesome scene yesterday morning. most of the animals were found with bite marks. officials say it appears the llamas were attacked by a large animal. louisville officials are investigating. >>> still ahead, helmet controversy, a lacrosse player is forced to sit on the sideline

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. >> reporter: tensions erupting in a venezuela town, all over blocked humanitarian aid. government officialsdering the border with columbia closed. these include crossings to brazil, to the island of curagao. >> they blocked the border and do not let anybody pass. >> reporter: they started defying government orders, removing barricades. a movement that would allow aid to pass through. but venezuela's national guard responded harshly. firing tear gas at protesters. demonstrators throwing sed at the border. >> we want them, we want the humanitarian aid to be allowed in venezuela. >> reporter:they have refused to accept the food and medical supplies donated largely by the united states. meanwhile opposition leader, he has been trying to deliver the humanitarian aid from columbia, despite objections. some residents are optimistic that there will be a change of heart. >> when they think it over, the are going to have open arms to receive the medicine. >> reporter: they plan to use trucks and the help of residents to carry over the border. over the last months, they are hoping that this will one d