for example, i have worked with senator padilla, the senator from california, to offer one by percy amendment to find infrastructure projects in communities across the country without increasing the debt. our amendment would simply give the state anden local governmens the flexibility to use unspent covid-19 funding on infrastructure projects here it would eliminate the sunset on the use of the signs and it would take the guardrails off that say you can only use that money for covid-19 because to be honest, mr. president, the states, counties and cities have more money than t they know how to, what, how to, what to do with at least constructively. i think we all would have an interest in making sureey that money is spent well on long-term projects. what i just said is not necessarily a criticism of the bills that we passed together on a bipartisan basis. we were in the midst of a a pandemic and we were all operating in an emergency situation trying to do the best we could, but we did know how long this virus would last, how long it would take to get a vaccine, how long the negative impact on

. >>> el senador alex padilla se reúne con funcionarios para crear planes contra los oids en californiaal regresar ímites. metro, no. ¡presentamos el gran cambio a 5g! por solo 25 dólares al mes obtén 5g sin límites y un smartphone 5g gratis. para smartphones mÁs un samsung galaxy 5g gratis al cambiarte y con intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. el pago del tercer estímulo económico fue distribuido pero aún hay personas que podían recibirlo el próximo año si llegó un bebé la familia . >>> esto significa cambios en cuestiones tributarias que podría hacerlo portador de 1300 dólares . >>> el próximo año cuando presenten la declaración de impuestos podrían declarar el tercer pago de impacto económico . >>> y esto dinero lo recibirá al notificar al irs sobre los nuevos dependientes pero pacienca porque este dinero no llega ahora . >>> será el próximo año cuando presente la declaración del año 2021 usted va tener estos nuevos dependientes . >>> en esta categoría hay bebés recién nacido o menores adoptados y también aquellos que participaron en el

senator padilla has suggested our panel has a lot to discuss today. we welcome all of you and thank you for joining us in this presentation. we will hear from our three guests. we will hear from john yang, followed by bill and then cheryl. [inaudible] john yang is the president and executive director of asian america's injustice group, one of the leading organizations that works to promote civil-rights of asian americans in our democracy, doing important work. we will then hear from phil crescent. he is a member of the three-person chicago board of elections commissioner and associate professor at the college business billing state university in illinois. finally, sherilyn is the director to the council of our nations oldest legal organization focusing on racial justice, an incredible component of that is the issue of voting rights and access to ballots. sherilyn is the resident and director of the naacp legal defense fund. we will first hear from each of them and then we will have a broader discussion with me as your moderator about some of the issue

. >> joining me now senator alex padilla of california. senator padilla, great to see you again.going to be easier for you and your colleagues to pass, this bipartisan infrastructure bill or the reconciliation bill that will require all of the democrats to vote in favor of it plus the vote of the vice president to pass it? >> good to see you again, jonathan. here's the bottom line. it's not an either/or. this bipartisan deal, there's plenty of money for road, bridges and tunnels and the trg grid. in california, every time it's wildfire season we wonder if we can keep the lights on because of the status of the electrical grid. there's money in there for broadband employment, to upgrade areas with slow speeds and expand internet service in areas that are currently underserved. we know as big and historic as this bipartisan package is, it's not enough. if you need money for housing, for child care, for health care, my god, and so much more, we will follow it up with a reconciliation package even if it has to be on a partisan basis. >> let's talk about, you mentioned housing, so let'

good luck. >> thank you senator padilla.'m the president and general counsel of the mexican american legal defense and education fund. we are 53-year-old national legal organization we have a tremendous panel of experts ready to discuss a watershed year for the issue of voting rights. this year, perhaps more than any in our history, we have seen from even the casual observer a juxtaposition on the issue of voting rights and encouraging access to vote. while this is in some ways a just good position -- juxtaposition, it's come to a particular point in 2021. that follows an equally important 2020 election, what we saw a presidential election with the greatest number of voters in our history, and the highest turnout of eligible voters since 1900. we also saw at the beginning of this year contention about the outcome, including an unprecedented insurrection on january 6. all of these issues continue 2021 as we see two patterns emerge. one, an unprecedented number of proposals to change the way elections are running our states. s

i've been pleased to find common ground with senator padilla and our colleagues on both sides of the aisle to help build support for this amendment, and i think actually enhance the work done by the bipartisan negotiating group. this is not something they were able to get done in that negotiating group, they've told me, even though it was a subject of discussion. so now it's a chance for the rest of us, on a bipartisan basis, to weigh in and make this bill better. throughout the process, we've made adjustments so states with unique but no less important infrastructure needs could put this funding towards those uses. we're in the process of making some final tweaks to ensure that we receive broad bipartisan support as well as that of the white house, and i hope we'll have a vote on this amendment on the senate floor soon. our amendment will empower local officials to make the best decisions for their communities and ensure that taxpayers get the most bang for their buck with these relief funds that have already been appropriated and that if we do not authorize their use in the manner

. >>> y respecto del cambio climÁtico alex padilla dijo que se pueden crear polÍticas pÚblicas federalescendios hoy en dÍa sino tratar de prevenir futuros incendios y daÑo que causa. >>> padilla dijo que el estado de california hizo importantes aportes a la comisiÓn entero gubernamental del cambio climÁtico la cual hablÓ del calentamiento global. >>> 5:17 vamos a hablar del tiempo, antes miramos esto, y vamos a mirar lo siguiente. >>> quÉ tal feliz tarde y excelente tarde para ustedes tambiÉn, y los incendios son causas que el cambio climÁtico estÉ alterando con incendio intensos, y vamos a verlo contenido de humo en superficie en california, y pero hoy hemos visto entonces cÓmo se despeja la cala del aire porque el humo se retira al interior y el norte de california y prÓximas horas vamos a ver que el material de incendios se van a ir retirando de nuestra zona y va a estar un poco de materia particularidad, y de hecho vamos a mirar estos monitores de calidad del aire y tenemos el calidad del aire de todo y el interior de california y el norte en el Área de la bahÍa y calidad del aire bu

i have been proud work with senator padilla, our new senator from california, a democrat, to offer an amendment that would provide more funding for a variety of if instructor projects, including roads, bridges, and public transit. it gives state and local leaders more authority but it comes to identifying and investing in the greatest needs of their states and communities. here's the kicker. it does so without increasing the deficit one penny. that's because it gives state and local leaders the ability to spend covid with the funding they already have on infrastructure projects that might otherwise be neglected. they are not required to do so, but our amendment would allow them to do so rather than to claw that money back when the appropriation sunsets or put guardrails on it and say you can use it for some prescribed uses, which frankly, they have more money to spend which they know what to do with when it comes to those with authorized uses. as folks hunkered down at their homes to slow the spread of the virus and the change in travel hurt more than airlines and hotels, had put a se

about plans to handle future emergencies. >>> joining me to discuss is senator from california alex padillahank you so much for spending part of your time to talk about this. let's talk about what's going on right now in the state. according to firefighters, these mega fires are no longer unprecedented, they're becoming the new normal. how much does that keep you up at night, when you think of your home and you think of your constituents? >> when i think about home and my kids and i think of not just all my constituents in california but future generations. california has been on the forefront, number one accepting climate science and advancing proposals to tackle climate change head on, which i hope it's a foundation for national policy sooner rather than later. i hope this report say wake-up call so so many of thigh colleagues deside science for years and years and years. we have to move forward and the good news as you said, there's something we can do, all the more reason to act big and bold when it comes to investing in infrastructure, which is the bipartisan package, budget reconcilia

senator padilla, welcome back to "the sunday show."ickly, i asked this question of senator merkley. i'm going to ask it of you. how confident are you that the reconciliation bill that is supposed to be passed by simple majority, meaning all of the democrats plus vice-president harris casting a tie-breaking vote, can actually pass? >> look, i'm very confident actually. after four years of infrastructure week, we're on the verge of getting step one done this week, the bipartisan package. the reconciliation bill, the democrats' only package that you're mentioning, i feel very good about happening in the next few weeks. there are going to be some tweaks maybe to the $3.5 trillion figure possibly. there are going to be some tweaks to how we're paying for this. i definitely think. and in a good way. one example is the improved irs enforcement of the wealthiest americans, large corporations paying their fair share of tax dollars that the republicans changed their mind no longer wanted in the bipartisan package. that's something that we can ta

pulse of the people were interviewing senator alex padilla.ision ss connecting you and lawmakers in conversation tonight. our exclusive town hall discussion, senator alex padilla, answering your questions on the biggest topics affecting your family from california to capitol hill. this is a pulse of the people. and good evening. welcome to pulse of the people. i'm alex michaelson from fox 11. los angeles, host of our statewide political show. the issue is and i'm greg lee with ktv you fox two in the bay area for the next hour. we're getting answers to your questions on covid, the homeless crisis. climate change in wildfire sent so much more here to answer your questions is the senator from california?

. >> senator alex padilla was surrounded by leaders in a public event center that was recently rebuiltfter being destroyed in fire four years ago. taking notes as one official after another explained the hardships and challenge they face. >> we have went from fire to flood to pandemic in one year. so we are constantly in response or recovery mode. >> they also listened to tribal leaders. >> we need more for prevention, for staffing. >> and about the toll the fire brings. >> $340 million impact to sonoma county last year. >> they said climate change is changing the rules and risks and we need changes fast. >> climate change has arrived and that adds to the urgency with which we need to act. >> when padilla returns to washington, d.c. he said he will push for support and plans to push for a $7 billion fire and hurricane indemnity program. >> it has taken way too long for funding or to be reimbursed, for a homeowner, from their insurance company. >>> santa rosa has a new firefighting tool. the arrival of engine 26 designed for wild land fires. it is the first that pg & e has bought. the c

chair. >> thank you, senator padilla. senator johnson, you're recognized for your questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me start off by saying that under my championship, it was arare i didn't allow a second round of questions, the second time that the secretary appeared before this committee and we have serious issues to discuss and the second time that we won't be able to ask a second round of questions, i would hope the next time he appears and he will afford the committee the respect we deserve with responsibility. mr. secretary, have a short period of time so i've got a lot of questions and i hope you keep your answers short and suscinct. i appreciate the fact we had a phone conversation yesterday and went over some numbers, i just want to you confirm based on that conversation that the numbers i'm dealing with in terms of the extent of the crisis on the border are largely accurate. through six months, january through june, a total apprehensions are a little over 900,000, is that correct? >> i believe that is. i

legislation and worked with me on the rules committee and thank you to the presiding officer senator padilla for his great service on that committee, to continue the work of getting to the bottom of the security planning and response failures that we saw on january 6th. while that work goes on, it is important that we recognize the bravery and patriotism of those who defended our democracy and our lives with congress's highest honor. the insurrection at the capitol was more than an assault on democracy. oh, it was that in a big big way, but it was also an actual life-or-death situation for the many brave law enforcement officers who show up here to do their work every day. we will never forget the haunting sleeks of the police officer -- haunting shrieks of the police officer pinned in the doors. we will never forget officer harry dunn who told his story again last week recounting how he fought against the violent mob for hours, and it was all over, broke down in tears, telling fellow officers in the rotunda that he'd been called the n word multiple times that day, and he looked at his frien

. >>> padilla también da la batalla . >>> se la jugó por este país. >>> claro que sí. >>> incluyan aún no cantan victoria. >>s> eguir con la educación para demócratas para que no fallen . >>> ¿qué dicen los orepublicanos?. >>> dicen que esto es socialismno puro porque regala dinero que este país ni siquiera tiene y el voto final era para finales de septiembre , principios de octubre, julio. >>> gracias, por lo pronto en texas el sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza publicó un video con decenas de inmigrantes entrando a un remolque y acá se apunra por subirse, otros migrantes dicen que es una práctica ahbiutal apilarlos con poco espacio para respirar. >>> está tapan con una carpa y uno siente que se va a morir. >>> la patrulla fronteriza muestra los metosdo despiadados de organización crimanels pero algunos dicen que esto es alarmista . >>> la variante delta del coronavirus pione capacidad de los hispitales más al limnite y más de 61 personas están hospitalizadas en el país y también los contagios de covid-19 entre niños aumentan y son 172 inños en camas pediatricas y la situación más

el senador padilla reaccionó >> tenemos inversiones históricas en la infraestructura del país especialmentebre todo cuando california enfrenta los peores incendios de la historia, también para vivienda asequible y cuidado infantil >> me amenazaban de muerte >> los migrantes guatemaltecos dejaron su país, para migrar. lo habrán logrado? >> información del tiempo al volver. >>el estado de nueva york avanza hacia su nueva etapa, y la autoridad se dirigió a los ciudadanos >> una nueva etapa con ambiente no tóxico dijo al vicegobernadora katty hocko que tomará las riendas del estado después de la renuncia cuomo. >> hablé con el gobernador se comprometió a apoyarme para que la transición sea sin contratiempos, y reveló que ha sido en dos oportunidades la compañera de cuomo en la gobernacion pasaban poco tiempo juntos >> es claro que no éramos muy cercanos. he estado viajando. >> cuando se refirió a los casos por la variante delta dijo que está trabajando para la salud de todos e hizo especial énfasis en los menores de edad >> los niños regresarán pronto a la escuela, hay ansiedads entre padres y

senator padilla and i have worked with our colleagues to make some changes that support a vast array of infrastructure projects. we added additional qualifying infrastructure projects to ensure unique but no less important needs in the various states are eligible. the white house initially raised concerns about the amount of funding that we might authorize under our amendment and worried it could take away from necessary covid-19 expenses. well, senator padilla and i have worked with the white house and i believe we have come up with a good-faith resolution of their concerns and our interest in getting this money to be available. under our amendment, up to 30% of the unspent covid-19 funds would be available to the states and local government for infrastructure projects. it's difficult to quantify exactly how much the money -- of the money will be spent on infrastructure projects, because as i said the states and local governments are not required to spend a penny of that money on infrastructure, but should they wish to do so and should local conditions permit, this will open up tens

he was originally charged as a codefendant with josÉ padilla who is now placed in federal custody.hough there was no way the government could connect him to any act of violence, thanks to the patriot act and, frankly, the atmosphere politically in the years after 9/11, he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence. he was convicted. as he was sentenced, the judge reduced s sentence -- the feds were seeking lie. the judge recognize the government could not to any act of violence he was responsible for. that was in 2007. he served until 2017 in federal prison, variety of little prisons. in 2017 when he finished his prison sentence, he figured he would be deported and ultimately he would go back probably to lebanon. he was kind of done, as you can imagine, with u.s. at that moment. but he didn't. what happened was he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo in a place called batavia. after the patriot act came law in 2001, there was great civil libertarian f

el sospechoso se llama josÉ gerardo padilla calderÓn y la droga fue hallada por quien se veÍa.os a mÉxico, mÉxico se prepara para enfrentar para enfrentar en el fÚtbol olÍmpico. moisÉs, cÓmo se preparÓ el tri. para enfrentar a brasil en las sume finales. moisÉs, un abrazo. >>> toma papÁ un abrazo carls de japÓn a la bahÍa de california. sabemos que cuando mÉxico se enfrenta a brasil, mÉxico elva su nivel. del aÑo 2012 en aquellos juegos de londres. esta madrugada de martes la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol se enfrenta a brasil por el torneo masculino. el tri olÍmpico llega al scratch du oro como el equipo mÁs goleador. el choque entre mÉxico y brasil ke va una revancha de la final que ganÓ el cuadro azteca en los juegos de londres 201. brasil por su parte, es el campeÓn olÍmpico intentarÁ defender la medalla dorada que se obtuvo hace 4 aÑos en los juegos de rÍos 2016, brasileÑos y mexicanos se pelean el pase a la final. en el torneo femenino le dijo adiÓs a la medalla de oro. luego de caer contra canaÁa en semifinales. la Última campeona del mundo. tuvo una oportunidad al 64 y la

representative barbara lee in senator alex padilla held a virtual press conference where they highlighted money inside the bipartisan infrastructure bill designed to help schools by electric buses speaking today. congresswoman lee highlighted a recent un report on climate change and the need to move away from fossil fuels. >> urgent action is needed map to be carbon nice, especially when it comes to transportation, which is why. the biggest single cause a climate emergency transitioning to 0 emission buses. this is an important step in the much bigger transformation that we have to pay away from fossil >> now, earlier this year, senator padilla introduce the clean a commute for kids act that would invest 25 billion dollars into replacing diesel buses with electric ones. now to our wildfire coverage this afternoon. the cal door fire is forcing evacuations near the eldorado national forest, their new evacuation orders in pollack, pines. that's about halfway between sacramento in south lake tahoe. officials say the heavy timber in steep terrain and that areas making this an uphill battle for

. >>> padilla invitÓ que sus colegas de congreso vengan a california y comprueben la sequÍa y efectosa reciben boletas para septiembre y donde ademÁs de sacarlo a gobernador en ese condado tambiÉn decide el futuro de las fiscalÍa del distrito. >>> la Última encuesta dice que el 68 % apoya a ni son, frente a un 26 % que dice que votarÁ en su su contra el septiembre, pero el 47 % estÁ a favor de las de la fiscalÍa que la fiscal mÁs bien y no quiere que deje su cargo mientras que el # % voto fra hasta su contra para que abandone la fiscalÍa del distrito algunos beneficios por desempleo por californiano llegar a su final el fin de semana, dicen que california ya no que y comple con lo requisitos para ofrecer beneficios federales, serÁn pagados por 20 semanas no se pagan por mÁs de trece semanas centroamericanos son regresados a sus paÍses, medidas aprobadas por el departamento de seguridad nacional, antonio nos explica. >>> el gobierno de biden refulledÓ vueltas para expulsar del paÍs a familias inmigrantes centroamericanas. >>> estos vuelos han salido a salvador, guatemala y honduras y c

and senator padilla made those comments during pulse of the people. a special town hall hosted by ktvu and fox 11 in los angeles. our political reporter greg lee co hosted the hour long special and you can see it in its entirety. right here on ktvu at seven pm tonight, and we also have more on the situation in afghanistan and reaction from the bay area's afghan community up on our website, you can find it all at ktvu dot com. turning now to the south bay today, santa's a's mayor took a very unusual and dramatic step calling for the resignation of the county's sheriff ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary has details. thanks. everybody monday. san jose mayor sam liccardo did something seldom, if ever seen time for concern is long past, sheriff smith must resign. the mayor of the largest south bay city seeks the ouster of one of the state's longest current tenured sheriff's this following a myriad of missteps and in custody death and at least one criminal investigation into bribery. smith a six term incumbent, has been besieged by criticism following the

winds though, but that the temperatures could reach triple digits there this weekend senator alex padilla met with local leaders today in santa rosa to discuss wildfire prevention response and recovery efforts this month the senator introduced the wildfire resilient communities act and. smoke ready communities act aimed at battling wildfires protecting workers and helping combat the effects of wildfire smoke but he a has been traveling to different communities gathering information about how to best help local communities prepare for respond to and rebuild after wildfires when it comes to wildfires between a visitor quincy in the front lines last week for me, i wanted to come to santa rosa and the surrounding communities to again learn from the experience that joe have been through. and what we should take away as we craft policy and set budget priorities with our colleagues in congress no. just yesterday the white house approved governor gavin newsom requests for a major disaster declaration for california it's in response to a series of devastating wildfires which senator padilla advoca

senator padilla made those comments during pulse of the people. that's a special town hall hosted by ktvu and fox 11 in l. a our political reporter greg lee co hosted the hour long special, you can see it in its entirety. right here on ktvu at seven o'clock tonight. today, san jose's mayor took an unusual, if not unprecedented, step calling for the resignation. nation of his county sheriff ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us mayor liccardo says there are serious problems in the sheriff's management of the county jail. thanks everybody. monday san jose mayor sam liccardo did something seldom, if ever seen time for concern is long past, sheriff smith must resign. the mayor of the largest south based city seeks the ouster of one of the state's longest current tenured sheriff's this following a myriad of missteps and in custody death and at least one criminal investigation into bribery. i think it's probably not a bad idea, um, frankly, for the u. s attorney, take a look. smith, a six term incumbent has been besieged by criticism following the

. >>> el senador alex padilla anunciÓ un programa para cambiar los autobuses elÉctricos este proyectosu sintonÍa nos vemos esta noche a las 11. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). telemundo.com, ♪ musica ♪ >> la tercera dosis la administracion, biden recomiend redfuerzo para los vacunados contra el covid en new york es obligac ion estar avacunado pa entrar a restaurante buenas tardes tuvieron que pedir camiones para almacenar cadaveres

protecciones en que no para hablarnos más sobre los servicios que van a ofrecernos acompaÑado de padillaupara asistencia llenando las aplicaciones para recibir asistencia de alquiler que están buscando qué asistencia pueden agarrar. >>> que bueno la informaciones para ambos fines y propietarios y qué servicio están ofreciendo. >>> en el estado de california el alquiler que es que también cubre a los propietarios, un inquilino pueda pecar para asistencial propietario puede hacerlo también podemosayudar con más información a la agencia donde lo pueden ayudar. y entonces cómo puede la comunidad hacer por ejemplo el uso de los servicios pueden a nuestra página la elegibilidad también lo fueron a llamar este formación si quieren ahora tienen nuestros entre está abierto de nueve hasta las cinco de lunes a viernes pueden llegar ahí y hablar compaÑeros sobre el programa >>> muchas gracias no el por su tiempo estés en casa recuerde si necesita más información es fácil de obtenerlo solo tiene que estar telemundo con derecho.com vamos francisco donde continúan las ayudas que residentes puedan pagar

decomisadas por un oficial de santa rosa durante la parada de tráfico, el agente detuvo a josé gerardo padillaí vimos al oficial canino que alertó la presencia de los narcóticos para que calderón fuera arrestado. ahora vamos al sur de california donde un popular mercado de los Ángeles está a punto de cerrar sus puertas y con esto se enfrentaría a por lo -200 vendedores que dependen de ese lugar como su principal sustento, norma ribeiro con los pormenores. >>> en casi 5 acres de terreno en un estacionamiento de este de hollywood está este popular mercado al aire libre desde hace más de 20 años >>> 25 24 años que tengo aquí me he mantenido y nos acaban de comunicar que va ser cerrado. yo estoy peleando que no nos avisaron con tiempo >>> vendedores que aquí trabajan temen perder su principal sustento y el cierre supuestamente a partir de mañana >>> fueron vendidos por 2800 10,000.5 1000 hasta $40,000, entonces además de que ya era de nosotros, ellos cobraban una reservación que yo creo que es injusto >>> la compañía que opera este mercado aparentemente no está haciendo grandes ganancias ya que po

large scale sewage water recycling projects like the one she is proposing california senator alex padilla is a co sponsor. the bill is also included in the senate's trillion dollars infrastructure package. if it's passed, it would bring 400, 50 million dollars in grant money to 70 western states for large scale water recycling projects. coming up next, taking a bite out of japan. we're going to take you inside a japanese market. >> been taking the taste buds of hungry visitors for mor at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. protect your pet this flea and tick season with chewy. find everything from flea collars and sprays, to prescriptions that keep pests away. chewy has what you need to keep tails wagging and pets itch free all season long. shop pet prescriptions and more at chewy.com today. >> a live look at tokyo tonight where us at

the state's roads, bridges and public transit senator padilla released a statement that reads in part, this bill will improve californians lives and start to rebuild our infrastructure in an equitable and sustainable way. >> senator dianne feinstein is also praising the passing of the infrastructure bill she wrote in part, quote, california is the 5th largest economy in the world. but our infrastructure has not kept up with our growth. this bill changes that and ensures that our state will continue to lead the world in innovation and development. now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside give you a live look at what would be golden gate bridge the golden gate. it's buried there somewhere underneath the marine. it feels chilly just looking at that fog, laura. yeah. i love seeing that role in like that. right now we're going to see more of that in the coming days, although. >> parts of the bay area they've been baking in pretty significant heat. the valleys again. well, in the nines. i think you get back there again tomorrow afternoon and they're gonna watch temperatures. take a lit

. >> yet another year of record breaking wildfires, democratic senators like alex padilla and chuck schumer's say there are 3.5 trillion dollar reconciliation package will do more to combat climate change than any piece of legislation in senate history. but republicans oppose the overall package, including the measures to fight climate change green new deal regulations when americans, gas prices have already shot up. tennessee. senator bill haggerty says most countries in the paris climate accord are meeting in schools. america's the only one that's actually met and exceeded its original goal even though the u.s. withdrew from the agreement under president trump. stepped back government and allow the private sector to do what we do best, which is in debate. senate democrats say they plan to vote on the reconciliation package in the coming days in washington, alexandra le mon. >> meantime in the north are in water tweeted out this graphic today. its reservoir storage is currently at 40% capacity in marin county the last 2 years have been the driest in more than 140 years. in response, the and

. >> justamente por eso me dicen que estÁn esperando que una congresista y tambiÉn el senador padillas inician desde ya han pasado dos meses y esperan aproximadamente de 50 a 60 personas que lleguen acÁ, repetimos estamos en la esquina de la tropicana un Área bastante hispana y transitada aquÍ ya estÁn empezando a sacar sus carteles les tendremos mÁs informaciÓn a las 23:00 pm. >> en vivo desde san josÉ, libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. >> un bar y estaciÓn de gasolina construidas durante la fiebre del oro entre 1800 fueron partes de las estructuras destruidas por el complejo por el dixie al norte del estado las llamas se esparcieron con tal velocidad que todo quedÓ reducido a cenizas. >> han dicho que este incendio es el mÁs grande de todo el aÑo. >> el distrito de la calidad del aire ha emitido alerta debido al humo de estos incendios que se desarrollan al norte del estado. >> de hecho, el humo proviene de los incendios (palabra en inglÉs) es posible que afecte tambiÉn al noreste de la bahÍa, especialmente los condados de napa, sonoma y solano, la alerta por cierto estÁ vige

senators from california alex padilla and dianne feinstein released the statement. we are grateful for the steadfast efforts of the administration, automakers, environmental advocates autoworkers and labor unions to advance clean car standards that protect public health and reduce carbon pollution. >>> the take on what really be happening with the air-quality. >>> it is complicated because it rns w much smoke is further up in the atmosphere gets pulled down by gravity and service level wind so 10 minutes ago we said that air quality management district in the bay area is just forecasting moderate air- quality across the board on friday and that is not a spare the air alert that triggers what is in that category and anticipate the smoke remains elevated in the atmosphere and not much of it at ground level and i am not optimistic we have a model that tracks the surface level of smoke and leaves out the stuff further up in the atmosphere and shows a significant amount of smoke making its way into the north bay already by early in the morning and those northerly wind an

i think a bipartisan solution like senator cornyn and senator padilla to come up to provide flexibility to governors and communities just makes all thet sense in the world. i'm looking forward to voting yes, and hope help we can a resolution that allows alee sticky night of my closest friends to do the same. i want to start out by thanking senator portman and snort cinema for providing support and senators and negotiated in court noted this incredible effort. i also want to thank senator capito who's managing this process along with an five public works committee chairman tom carper. the progress they've made on this issue with the administration earlier this year compared with the excellent leadership they provided the committee really exemplifies what is possible when we work together. it's allowed us to get to this point. madam president, reviving america's roads and bridges is long-standing national priority of congress anddd it's one thats taken us too long to address. we need reliable assessable infrastructure to operate locally and to compete globally. and as it currently stands

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future greenhouse gas emissions are irreversible for centuries to millennia, california senator alex padilla says his state is seeing the consequences today. another year of record breaking wildfires give the drought given extreme heat. this is what happens. republicans on capitol hill say despite the bleak scientific picture. >> it's important to take action so long as it won't put people out of work people. got to focus on of climate change. but don't kill jobs and other support green energy innovation but say a top down government approach isn't the solution to create fossil fuel alternatives. allow the private sector to do what we do best, which is in debate. >> that's the way to attack this. >> that was joe khalil reporting. there is some hope, according to the report, if human behavior changes enough, there's a small window of opportunity to keep the damage from getting significantly worse. >> all right. well, as a planning a week there tuesday. maybe you're like mean, you just take it a day at a time. john sabol has your weather forecast for this tuesday morning. good morning, john. i

introduced a bill to help pay for large scale sewage water recycling projects, california senator alex padilla is a co-sponsor the bill is also included and the senate's chilean dollars infrastructure package. if passed it would bring 400, 50 million dollars to 17 western states for large scale water recycling projects. well, back here at home where it has been a nice break in the intense heat that we felt john shrable has the morning off dave spahr is here joining us this morning. dave, you're saying we're not going to have the same released that we had yesterday today know it's going to be a little bit on the toasty side today. sorry about that. but it's only a one-day spike in only in those very sensitive areas in eastern contra. costa county. will this kind of hang on a little bit. >> until maybe sunday. but you'll see feel the relief already starting by tomorrow. boy, what an inversion. we have this morning all tie. and it's very dry right above 50 1500 feet to 1000 feet or so it's go way up there to get some moisture back in place. but it's like the arctic in terms of the dew point value

. >> reporter: matthew padilla took this video right before he evacuated. >> we came outside and it was literally just ash raining on us. >> reporter: san rafael fire crews quickly contained the fire. no homes were damaged. they were out there this morning, mopping up the scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. nearby neighbor robin casper thanked them for their work and says they are fortunate it wasn't worse. >> there is a lot of vegetation but there are a lot of homes out there, so i was very concerned. be prepared. i feel like i learned a big lesson from this experience. i wasn't as prepared as i would like to have been. >> reporter: as cal fire prepares for strong winds to set in tonight, they echoed her point. >> we really need everybody tonight to really be prepared, to know what they would take if a wildfire breaks out in their area, so they could evacuate early. >> here in the southern tip of napa valley, you can see all this smoke that is blown into the area from some of the bigger fires that are happening here in california right now. in fact, cal fire's as

joining our conversation california democratic senator alex padilla. know you have a proposal and i would like to get to that in a moment, but, first, i have had four or five of the texas democrats here who have taken great reputational risk and now it seems some of them may face arrest, and they've asked for an inch. they haven't asked for a whole package. do you think that the united states senate is capable of producing a bill that gives them an inch? >> god, i hope so. so for anybody watching who thinks we've been exclusively focused on infrastructure, we have not. we made progress on infrastructure and we will talk about that in a minute, but we have also been working on a refined voting rights proposal. you know, we brought the for the people act forward. not a single republican voted to begin discussion or debate, and so we do have to -- if it means going it alone as democrats, figure out a way to protect our fundamental right to vote. we see the attacks in texas, in georgia, in so many other states across the country. yes, time is of the essenc

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alex padilla was replacement for kamala harris and i would have that power.have a 50-50 split in washington dc and if anything were to happen to diane feinstein, she might retire i have the ability to replace her and that's one of the reasons democrats are freaking out. >> president biden is planning to come to the state to campaign for gavin newsom against the recall. kamala will arrive friday. are you worried? >> christmas is coming early in august in south-central los angeles. president biden's popularity has never been lower, because of the afghanistan debacle. the only major public figure i know of who praised him has been gavin newsom so that president biden, out here and praise the wonderful job gavin newsom has done on crime, on homelessness, the rise of gas taxes, and on the way he slammed the state down ignoring science compared to the other 49 states. let president biden defend that record and he can encourage gavin newsom to debate me. laura: breaking moment ago california still going down the drain, california assembly members who provide proof o

of nine senators, myself and four of the more progressive senators warnock, merkley, klobuchar and padillaore moderate senators, manchin, kaine, tester and king. and we're making great progress to come together with a very strong voting rights bill that every democrat can support. so we are going to come up with that legislation. we are going to rally around it, and this morning i filed closure on a vehicle to allow the senate to take up that compromise voting rights bill when we return. voting rights will be the very first matter of legislative business when the senate returns to session in september. ready for your questions. mr. pink shirt. >> senator mcconnell said this to me yesterday. they have the house, the senate and the presidency. it's their obligation to go over the governing -- [ inaudible ] your reaction to that and can you rule out once and for all reconciliation? >> look, let me just say this, i cannot believe the republicans would let the country default, and it has always been bipartisan to deal with the debt ceiling. when trump was president, i believe the democrats join

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i know that i kid my michigan friends, but i just want you to know, say to senators padilla and duckworth michigan delegation that's here today, senator gary peters, congresswoman debbie dingle, and dan kildee. i remind the michigan delegation of this. it used to be when i first got elected and i used to tell your husband this as well, we had a higher percentage of auto workers in delaware than any state in the union including michigan. in fact, we had a very small population and we had almost 100,000 auto workers in our states. i just want to be very straightforward. uaw brung me to the dance, as they say. i know we're missing someone truly special, senator carl levin who passed away last week. carl and i served together for 30 years in the united states senate together. he was one of the most honorable people, most decent people i not only served with but i've ever known. he was a tireless champion of the american worker and the iconic american automobile industry. he embodied everything that his b beloved michigan and our country represents respect, dignity, pride. labor and industry,