mainly riverside and san bernardino. he was first elected to congress ,n 1963 for the 29th district which was serving parts of east los angeles. he served until 1970 when he decided to run for senate in california. he lost the primary in that election. he had to take a little bit of a break from congress. he decided to run for congress again in 1973. he served the inland empire continuously since then until he passed away in 1999. i think these kinds of collections are really important to learn about history. note is so much that i do think people realize they can use as collection for it. it is not just political papers. you can kind of learn about the progress of things like scientific research on climate change from the 1960's through , it shows yous how research changed. because he was a congressman for a long time and he kept such a wealth of research material. experiencethat the ish going to the war probably what motivated me to go into the war, although i did not do so directly after the word. i had gotten into po

this one was in san bernardino county. that really affected the residence of the county and constituents of george brown. it was something that he fought very hard against to stop the basis from closing. closing.from once the base closure was happening, to try to realign people so they wouldn't lose their jobs. basically what we have here is, here is just one file out of boxes of files of different correspondence and research that brown and his staff did on the base, on the economic impact of taking the base away and of taking the bases from different air force units taking it from , norton air force base and other bases and they did research on bringing in economic development. another thing we have here is his testimony at a hearing before the house armed forces subcommittee. this was something that he atually joined forces with republican congressman, jerry lewis, who had the george air force base in his district. and they both worked together since they both had parts of san bernadino county that were going to be affec

the clerk: union calendar number 778, h.r. 5513, a bill to provide an exchange of land in san bernardino, california, to enhance management of lands within the san bernardino national forest and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop, and the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: with that, i wish to yield as much time as he may wish to consume to the sponsor of this piece of legislation, congressman from california, mr. cook, to explain why we should actually deal with this particular piece. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. cook: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you, mr. bishop, for yielding time. i would like to take a few

housed in the former administrati building of a san bernardino steel mill, it's a partnership between chaffey community llege and california steel industries. director sandra sisco says intech is designed "by industry for industry," with an eye on the future. >> sebody has to repair and maintain the robotic arms and anything that has to do with automation. automation involves mechanics, it involves electrical. so if you're in the electrical ad,nd mechanical fihose are the core skills, middle skills that you need to understand that the next level. >> yan erick martinez is one of the more than 1700 people intech has trained since opening in 2016. afesr being laid off three t in five years from office and warehouse jobs, he wanted a career change. he earned multiple certifications throughh. he's now an industrial fornia steel. >> if i can't usknow my manual skills because a robot or an algorithm is going to you know take my job there is there is that that uncertainty of what but then you know you get exposed to hey we can train you to troubleshoot you know a lot of this you know changes

." >> yang: when aldo galindo was growg up in san bernardino, california, his father's message about college was simple: >> he would always tell me to go tooo s you better go to school, you have to go to school. it wasn't an option, it was more like, "you have to." ang: aldo remembers his dad rkming home exhausted after g 12 hour days as a cook at a lestaurant. >> ( translated ): my children have noticed how .rd we've work i know they will always have to work from eighty to 10, 12 but with a degree and a profession, they will earn much more than what we earn and be able to afford things, live more comfortably, live a better life than the one we've had. >> yang: now 21, aldo commutes 40 minutes roundtrip every day from his parents' house to california ste university-san bernardino. he's a junior, studying computer systems. he wants to develop video gamest and work with l reality. by going to college, he's breaking barriers not only in his own family, but in this regi, where nearly half of all adults have no education beyond high school. >> there's a lot of hardships that come around h

both of those were in seminar dinner county. -- san bernardino county. it was something that george brown fought very hard against to stop the base from closing, and then once the base closure was happening, to try and realign the base so that people wouldn't lose their jobs, and to bring more economic twoment into the area. and basically what we have here is -- right here, is just one file out of boxes of files of different correspondence and research that brown and his staff did on the base, on the economic impact of taking the base away and of taking different units from the air force, shifting them from norton air force base to other bases, and basically research on bringing in economic development as well. another thing we have here is his testimony at a hearing before the armed services subcommittee on military installations and facilities, and this was something that he actually joined forces with a republican congressman, jerry lewis, who had the george air force base in his district, and they both worked together since they both are parts of san

cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino.te by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to hav

forest service and san bernardino county. the exchange would allow the county to build a resource conservation and recovery facility adjacent to the current transfer station. the forest service would receive an undeveloped parcel currently surrounded by the san bernardino national forest. this bill, supported by the nearby of city big bear, by the local chapter of the sierra club. i want to thank my colleague, representative cook, for working to address some of our concerns of earlier drafts of this bill. we ensured this preserve critical and occupy habitat for endangered species and the exchange will have minimal impacts on the pacific crest national scenic trail. h.r. 5513 demonstrates how collaborative process can meet the interest of local stakeholders while protecting the integrity of our environment and public lands. i want to congratulate representative cook and i urge my colleagues to support this piece of legislation. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman res

berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in -joshua tree national monument- in san bernardinoy. here is a picture of the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. sheriff's officials say he fell about 50 feet and suffered serious injuries. officials airlifted him to a trauma center ... where he is recovering this morning. ( will )in national news... criticism and policy changes -- after another migrant child dies at the u-s border.( robin ) the head of u.s. border patrol says his agency needs a complete overhaul to adequately handle families coming across the border... kristen holmes reports the latest on the crisis. a call for help from officials at the southern u-s border... after the death of a second migrant child in border patrol custody this month.voice of kevin k mcaleenan/cbp commissioner/ cbs this morning/wednesday: we need help from congress, we need to budget for medical care and mental health care for children in our facilities.the commissioner of customs and border protection - asking for more funding to handle the influx of migrant

laados (información en pantalla) ambos operados por el deptop del sheriff del condado de orange y san bernardinoque no niegan que tengan abgoados o teléfonos . >> denisse trujillo nos dice que un hombre no tuvo problemas en comunicación, pero tienen más problemas . >> a veces no salen, 20 minutos que nos dan . >> se exige a servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas (ice) cambiar el sistema de teléfonos, eliminar osbtáculos para conectar detenidos con abogados, espacios privados para reuniones . >> toda la gente debe hablar con un abogado . >> noticiero telemundo 48. >> (información en pantalla) no reveló detalles de la administración del presidente donald trump, sin embargo, dijo que habrá nuevos elementos por la ventaja de la tecnología, estará en el cargo hasta fin de año. >> un posible cierre de gobierno por falta de acuerdo de republicanos y demócratas podría ser en pocos días . >>desde la ciudad capital tenemos la información . >> la casa blanca parece haber puesto fin a la presión para forzar al congreso a pagar por el muro fronterizo, la portavoz del presidente dijo que donald trump pr

with what happened at the nightclub and orlando and then san bernardino and the texas shooting and thenparkland, we said we've got to do something here. we also found out that we sold the shoot and parkland, we in thee shotgun two months before the shooting. that wasn't the gun that was used in the shooting but we sold in the gun. we did everything by the book. at that point we set said the m isn't working. we got to stand up and say something. we stood up and said were not going to sell those assault rifles anyplace in any of our stores going forward. we're not going to sell high-capacity magazines. we've never sold bump stocks and wouldn't sell again to anyone under 20 21 west congress to ce together with the intentit to finding a solution to this problem which is confiscated. it's not just about the gunut bt about the regulations, mental health, a lot of things. we said we needed to stand up and say something. >> take us inside the company for a second. talk to us about, tell the people here about what it was like as you're makings that decision, what the communications like with the

. >> it was 1978, christie gone to see a relative at the airport at san bernardino.ht there she encountered a security guard looked just like elvis. it was christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> chris and christie got married. she was 17 and he was 20. >> and as the girls were up, they never doubted a single moment of the powerful bond of love their parents with them and each other. >> we are closer to our parents than most children. they're the parents that i hope to one day be. >> christie, the vibration glue of the family. >> my dad is kicked back and quiet. >> he went off to become a police chief in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating a retirement, the halls bought this place back in kalamesa which they love for the spa and life of the 2007 seems have hit a sweet spot as ashton and briana remembered their mother talking. >> i am so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have everyday. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a new house and could use some

the country's presidential plane flying to san bernardino to be prepped for the selling. it is part of the new austerity push. the country is also selling i0 by mexico's federal government. he says he will fly coach and commercial planes to attend his engagements. more news to you after the break. alto. >>> we are seeing folks up and out the door. we have his eye to help you get where you need to go. 4:55 right now. >>> santa cruz county man who needed a little help after a heartbreaking loss. >> he stepped in to help him get back his money for a whale watching tour. wn he called us his wife had recendi bought away before could go. he could ntd open her groupon account and didn't know how else to get refund. they found her account and sent him a $75 refund check. patrick was grateful for the help. his story points how how important it is to have a digital will these days. it takes someone shutting down your online and financial accounts after you die that includes banking, e-mail, online shopping as well as passwords to your phone and computer. keep a list of user informa

she died after a long illness in her home in pioneer town in san bernardino county.zens of albums. in the 1960s she had eight albums. she retired from touring in 2011. nancy wilson was 81 years old. >>> an autopsy will be performed on the seven-year-old migrant girl that died in u.s. custody. she was part of a group. hours later she began have been sei seizures. she hadn't eaten anything in days. the washington post first reported the girl's story late yesterday. homeland su homeland security says agents took every possible step to save that girl's life. rmgts >> it is time to check your fridge again. it is recalling cauliflower and other types of lettuces because of possible contamination. adam brother farm says it is recalling green and red tus and cauliflower they say none has tested positive but issued the recall out of an abundance. >>> your facebook photos may have been exposed. the bug impacted 1,500 apps between september 13th. they were allowed that they didn't post publicly. they say the bug didn't effect photos that shared in messenger c conversations. >>>

(grant) (grant) rio linda will be going up against san gor-gonio from san bernardino...at 6 p-m... (vicki)(vicki) up next... italian food with a california twist. you're invited to experience the hospitality of che fico (kay- feeco) on dine and dish... (grant) there's a hot new italian restaurant in the city that's getting a lot of buzz these days.(vicki)2 shot so tonight on dine and dish - i went to see what the hype is all about at che fico. let's start with the name - it looks like "shay" fico, but it's che fico... "the literal translation means what a fig. the slang is "that's cool." this is not your red checker table cloth kind of italian eatery. matt and dave wanted to do something more... modern italian. "in italy when you're riding up on your new vespa and your friend sees you and says oh che fico! che fico is the hip newcomer to the neighborhood on divisidero. and this is about as authentic as you can get... from the old school loretta pizza oven to hand made pasta... painstakingly rolled and then sliced up into paperdelle. christopher the bartender will made yo

encuentra sospechoso involucrados de san josé que fue en la miel y se el sujeto fue en la resto de san bernardino11 con cinco minuto impactante infancia tras las rejas.. cambia una violenta golpiza dejó un anciano al borde de la muerte en los Ángeles esto ocurrió en la ver timo que las imágenes son perturbadoras. >>> sin motivo alguno lo empujar sueldo y limpieza patear imágenes de vigilancia se ve a rené que intenta detener incluso levantarse pero el sospechoso lo ataca aún cuando queda inconsciente. >>> eso puede ocasionar la muerte en cualquier persona, el problema sino muere cómo se remedia. >>> todavía estoy preocupada, porque ya pasó una semana y sigue en cuidado intensivo en el hospital, el ataque ocurrió en el cuarto piso del edificio de apartamento de la calle spring, nadie sabe qué asier sospechoso ahí. >>> debe haber una manera de que no todos tengan acceso. >>> tras tres minutos le veo con un masetero y una mesa. >>> fue un ataque horrible dijo la policía lograron arrestar al sospechoso a unas calles un hombre de 32 aÑos que recién llegó del norte del estado y fue sometido a una cirug

berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in joshua tree national monument in san bernardino county. here is a picture of the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. sheriff's officials say he fell about 50 feet and suffered serious injuries. officials airlifted him to a trauma center ... where he is recovering this morning. (robin) as you begin putting away your holiday decorations ... the city of san francisco is getting ready to recycle christmas trees. trees will be collected from residents between january 2nd and january 11th, before 6 a.m. on regular collection days. the trees should be free of all tinsel, decorations, stands and lights officials also ask that trees over six feet tall be cut in half and that trees not be placed in plastic bags. the city recycled more than 500 tons of christmas trees last year. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships.we'll explain. (robin) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deat

. >> todos los consulados de méxico en san bernardino, sacramento y en los Ángeles, lo pueden hacer tambiénridad evitar viajar en carro en horas de la noche en algunas carreteras: >> cualquier pregunta que tenga sobre el programa paisano puede encontrarla en su consulado local, es me reporte soy flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48 . >> mire usted estas imágenes es la rotura de una tubería de agua, esto ocurrió en el centro viras de la mañana. >> cerca del edificio de la corte y de la cárcel pero ya puede transitar por estas vías sin inconvenientes porque la tubería ya ha sido reparada son las 6:00 de la tarde con 17 minutos demos un vistazo de las temperaturas, en el día del ombligo de la semana, vamos con daniel a saber la situación como está los próximos días. >> buenas tardes a todos, estamos en el ombligo de la semana, con condiciones secas pero ya viene la lluvia, hablaremos de eso porque precisamente para el fin de semana, debería temer sus planes. a casta las condiciones, desde san josé 56° tomen cuenta que hoy será la noche más fría de esta semana, ahí vemos esas nubes que se manti

cars can slip sliding all over the place near the cajon bass in san bernardino county. a number of cars were involved in a series of chain reaction crashes. some people were hurt. the crashes shut down the whole freeway for a time. traffic wasn't much better for drivers heading to see era for christmas. snowfall caused multiple spinouts along 80. you can see the conditions clearly. at least the snow made for great skiing today and boarding. that was the good news once you got up there. some resorts got more than 8 inchz of snow since monday and more than a foot of snow during our recent storms. so the conditions are pretty good once you get up there successfully. on the peninsula, a big scare when a tree fell and crushed a house in atherton. this huge pine tree toppled over just before 2:00 a.m. on christmas morning. a branch crashe through the roof of a child's bedroom. no one was hurt. dozens from people spent christmas morning hoping to prevent tragedy on the golden gate bridge calling em selves bridge walk angels. with good reason. they're volunteers who moesht the

en san josé en 2017 elidtificado, el arres realizado en san bernardino al sur de california, fue llevadostá en la cárcel del condado santa clara >> fue encontrado culpable josé francisco gonzález por cometer actos lascivos contra un niño de seis años de edad de acuerdo a los registros judiciales gonzález habría alquilado una habitación de san francisco y durante varios meses cuidó a los dos hijos de una familia la víctima de seis años dijo que gonzález era su mejor amigo y que no le dijo nada a su madre porque el sujeto le pidió que mantuvieran esto en secreto el hombre enfrenta una pena de cadena perpetua >> imagínese salir de su casa por la mañana buscar su coche y que le hayan robado todas sus pertenencias la policía de el alto reportó un robo del -16 vehículos los incidentes fueron el viernes cerca de es preparatoria las autoridades indicaron que todos los automóviles estaban sin seguro así que recomiendan a los propietarios activar la alarma del vehículo y nunca dejar nada de valor en el auto >> la policía de palo alto continúa investigando el caso del conductor dormido en un vehícu

when will's mum saw things getting out of control, she uprooted her family and fled to nearby san bernardino. woman: in compton. in compton. shot in his face. so we've been victims of the violence too, you know. i think this was our family's first experience of the violence in compton. i'm willing to bet you there's not a family in compton that didn't lose somebody or someone nearand dearto them... to gang violence, in some shape, form or fashion. we lived through a war. it was a war. it was like a war zone. i seen a lot, and it's weird because, i always tell my friends, i'm a nurse now, but i kinda think i seen more death as a child than i have as an adult. there were plenty of days, you know, i'd be playing outside, and we knew, "oh, that car don't look familiar," we probably got about two seconds to get into the backyard and sure enough, by the time we get in the backyard and lay down...bang, bang, bang. come out, and here come my mama, driving down the street, "get in the car, got to get in the house!" it'd be like, all right. but it became a way of life. itjust became... it was not norm

of two to three inches of rain, nearly a foot of snow from this overnight tonight around the san bernardinoy area. and as it moves across the country, rain in phoenix, snow in colorado, new mexico, ints partf west texas. severe weather in parts of the southeast. where it's cold enough, in southern virginia, you're talking about a monster snowstorm. 1 upwards o to 20 inches of snow in the mountains of north carolina a even places like charlotte, a lot of ice is going to be a factor. arounderichmond, could have it. what about our area? just looking at the computer models, and this is being pushed even farther t the south. so, i've been telling you all week i really think is gothg to stay sf us, well, now we're almost positive about that. could it still inch up to the noh, possibly, b we're really looking at this being south of even fredericksbu. we may not see any snow at all in our area. t a matter of fact, one o latest computer models doesn't have snow in most of virginia no i it pushes that far south. so, at least i know this. we know what's happening. d.c. metro and north, staying dry. ye

. >> reporter: and in san bernardino. icy conditions causing a multi car crash. this driver recording the scene, trying to warn others. >> oh, the guy just hit the truck. >> reporter: at least ten people were hurt. >> okay, marcus joins us now live from love field in dallas. and marcus, lightning stopping flights there for a time. and now a tornado watch? >> reporter: tom, a lot happening here tonight. there were ground stops at both major airports in this area, because of the lightning. and as this line of storms moves to the east, the biggest danger tonight will be torrential rain, high winds and that tornado threat. tom? >> marcus moore for us tonight. marcus, thank you. we go now to abc's rob marciano, who has the latest on all of this. half the country, rob, under weather alerts tonight. >> reporter: yeah, tom, that's right. marcus is right about the winds. very dynamic storm. we've had winds measured to 71 miles per hour. let's look at the radar. there's the tornado watch. up until 10:00. may be extended east, as the storms cross the i-35 corridor. some of

it in the san bernardino case. with cybersecurity with lawsuits here in the us and to be sure that 1789 they were permitted to make this demand of apple that supported by other tech companies argue this demand was unconstitutional the justice department withdrew itsts command before the court could resolve and they could pay the outside vendor that now they have a specific authority to make these types of demands. into use that authority in the same way and then of the uk which essentially is the nsa had a proposal that tech companies would ask or require as a participant in end to and encrypted chats. you do not even haveou to touch the encryption and that is from the encrypted chat. and in addition to explain that new power i addressed three other three constructs. it allow any independent independent review. such as that capabilities notices and what was passed in 2016 but then section 254 of the uk act does require that judicial commissioner must review and approve the capabilities before the me the issue havin

example the australian government can now make the same request to apple the fbi made in the san bernardino shooter case as they build a new system to circumvent those features as apple explained in that case building a software tool would have made that technique widely available threading the cybersecurity of other users and as we know in the lawsuit here in the us the united states government argued under the obscure act that dates back to 1789 they were permitted to make this demand of apple but apple supported by other tech companies and privacy advocates said it was unconstitutional the justice department withdrew the demand before the court could resolve the legal question because the fbi could pay an outside vendor to hack into the phone now in a still you they can make these demands. another worrisome scenario is it could use its authority in the same way the united kingdom looks to use it just this month the uk nsa put out a proposal under the proposal tech companies will be asked or required to add as a silent participant of n2 and encrypted chats they argue you don't even have t

virginia tech, ft.hood, aurora, san bernardino, orlando, sutherland, las vegas.ome companies don't allow gun sales over their services. paypal, square, apple pay do not. the banking industry for so long played a huge role in protecting us in ways i'm not sure we appreciate after 9/11, part of the patriot act, banks file suspicious activity reports for transactions involving more than $5,000 that the fim institution has reason to suspect are part of a plan to violate or evade any federal law. so there's a question out there on whether the system should be changed and whether companies should be doing it voluntarily and i've gotten some e-mails overnight, or lawmakers should think about what can be done if you're a believer in the second amendment this is not an effort to take that away it's really an effort more than anything else to try to at least identify some of these patterns. and they are patterns. you see it clearly if you get a chance to read the article these people are spending 10,000, 20,000, $30,000 within several weeks prior. it's evident that the sec

temporal de vehÍculos que se puede obtener en el consulado general de mÉxico en sacramento, en san bernardinosan josÉ tiene una recomendaciÓn importante para viajar mÁs seguro. >> recomiendo no manejar en mÉxico durante la noche. >> otra sugerencia es viajar en grupo. >> hay caravanas que se establecen, se reÚnen con gente de laredo. muchos mexicanos van hasta allÍ para viajar a san luis potosÍ, durango, aguascalientes o michoacÁn. dependiendo de las caravanas, es mecanismo interesante que brinda seguridad. >> segÚn el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san josÉ, nuestras caravanas de viajeros los bovinos estatales y bodega federal de mÉxico colaboran para brindar mÁs seguridad a los viajeros. regresÓ con ustedes. palmira: gracias, marÍa. hablando de precauciones al viajar vamos con nuestra metro logra para saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones de visibilidad en las autopistas. ramÓn: hablando sobre la neblina. >> muchÍsima precauciÓn en las horas de la maÑana. esperamos desarrollo de niebla. menos de una milla de visibilidad hacia algunas regiones. en la zona de napa hay menos de media milla de visibilidad ce

berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in in joshua tree national monument in san bernardinoy. here is a picture of the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. sheriff's officials say he fell about 50 feet and suffered serious injuries. officials airlifted him to a trauma center ... where he is recovering this morning. (will) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships. we'll explain. (will) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deaths of two children in u-s custody. ( robin )(john) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. plenty more sunshine to look forward to this friday with temperatures remaining comfortably cool in the upper 50's and low 60's. wind advisories will expire with some upper elevation areas continuing to see breezy conditions through the afternoon. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. maze to sf. ( will ) criticism and policy changes -- after anot

berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in -joshua tree national monument- in san bernardinoy. here is a picture of the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. sheriff's officials say he fell about 50 feet and suffered serious injuries. officials airlifted him to a trauma center ... where he is recovering this morning. ( will ) as you begin putting away your holiday decorations ... the city of san francisco is getting ready to recycle christmas trees. trees will be collected from residents between january 2nd and january 11th, before 6 a.m. on regular collection days. the trees should be free of all tinsel, decorations, stands and lights officials also ask that trees over six feet tall be cut in half and that trees not be placed in plastic bags. the city recycled more than 500 tons of christmas trees last year. (will) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships. we'll explain. (will) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deaths of

berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in joshua tree national monument in san bernardinof the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. sheriff's officials say he fell about 50 feet and suffered serious injuries. officials airlifted him to a trauma center ... where he is recovering this morning. (2-shot)( will )a california woman... is stuck holding a large repair bill. this after a driver smashed his car into her car.( robin )the incident ( robin )into her car. smashed his car driver this after a bill. this after a driver smashed his car into her car.( robin )the incident was caught on security camera, but the suspect drove away from the scene. stacey butler reports. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"my car! they crashed into my car."michelle obispo was wrapping presents with her family at 1:30 christmas morning when she heard a loud crash.she ran to her camera to look.she saw a toyota rav slam into her white toyota camry parked on the street in front of her downey home- then flip she and her sister in law ran outside to help.michelle obi

kevin cooper was convicted of killing a san bernardino county couple, their 10-year-old daughter and an 11-year-old boy inside their home back in 1983. cooper was a convicted burglar who had escaped from a minimum security prison . he was using the house next door as a hiding place but said he had nothing to do with the murders. key evidence was never properly tested for dna and yesterday governor brown ordered new tests on that evidence and appointed a special judge to oversee this case. >> it is a wonderful christmas present for kevin cooper and for all of us who have been working so hard to exonerate him. so we're pleased that we finally will get a chance to prove our client is innocent. >> the couple's 8-year-old son survived the attack. cooper, a black man was the only person ever charged. >>> 6:38 now and survivors of the camp fire returned to the town of paradise for a special christmas celebration. >> and how one bay area family's holiday tradition has now grown into a neighborhood favorite. >> and let's take a live look outside before we go to break. that is the city of san

. >>> new this morning a san bernardino county police union is calling on the california supreme courtthe retro active internal investigations. the new state law goes into effect on january 1st. it will give the public access to internal investigations of officer shootings, sexual assault and lying on duty. the union honors that requiring officers to release information prior to next year is a violation of members rights. >>> plans to build a water tank in marin county are moving forward this morning. an old water tank a few feet away from jesse collin young's property line. he claims it will block his sunset views but officials say that's the only spot where they can build the 25,000 gallon tank. the board supervisors voted to approve the tank and award $25,000 to obscure his vision of the tank. designed to meet county fire storage requirements. >> county fire stated goal is to be able to provide fire flows, equivalent to a thousand gallons per minute for a two hour duration. >>> the tank will also be built to blend in with the natural environment. >>> we've all been frustrated while

as apple explained in the san bernardino case, building the request of software tool would have made that technique widely available, thereby threatening the cybersecurity of other users. as we know, in the lawsuit in the u.s., united states government argued that under the somewhat obscure all of this act which dates back to 1789, they were permitted to make this demand of apple but apple supported by other tech companies and privacy advocates argued this demand was unconstitutional. the justice department ultimately withdrew its demand because the court -- before the court could resolve the question because he fbi was able to pay an outside vendor to hack into the phone. but in australia they now have a specific authority to make these kinds of demands. another worrisome scenario is that australia may seek authority in the same way that the united kingdom is looking to use it. just last month the uk's gchq which is essentially the uk nsa, put out a proposal. under this proposal tech companies would be asked or required to add gchq as a silent participant in into and encrypted chats

smiley, went around to the different areas throughout southern california, riverside county, san bernardino county and san diego county to work with the tribes there and lay out a plan for a reservation be wherever their villages were located, and these were taken to the president and over time executive orders were given to create our reservations. here in riverside county we have multiple reservations but they are all executive order reservations. in addition to their languages, the indian people of southern california have unique belief systems about power, about how they came to be, their creation stories. they're very unique and still taught to young people. they're unique in their songs and there are bird songs that are sung socially. sing sing -- [singing] [singing] >> so the bird songs are sung by anymore of the colorado river, like the move a have vies and they're sung by -- in the san diego area, the cuhilla people, they also sing this unique song complex called bird song. in riverside county most indian people -- not all -- arer fortunate to have indian gaming. in the past, india

suspects are linked to a statewide brothel ring. 36-year-old june lee was arrested in his home in san bernardino. he's in custody at the santa clara jail on a murder charge. police say lee and four other men shot and killed a man execution style inside an apartment on eland village lane in september, 2017. the apartment was operating as a brothel. the investigation linked the suspects to a string of robberies and sexual assaults at brothels around the bay area. >>> authorities say foul play is unlikely in the death of a legendary radio host. ray taliaferro went missing in kentucky november 10th and his body was discovered sunday. initial autopsy results point to exposure to the elements. a man to spoke to him the day he disappeared said he seemed to be suffering from memory problems. >>> the contra costa county board of supervisors voted on a styrofoam ban today. >> this move follows the lead of several cities across the bay area and could include more than just food containers. >> kpix5's emily turner is live for us in richmond tonight with the details. >> reporter: the kind of box you take you

and it was also really shoddy police work, and the san bernardino county sheriff's office was kind of place. the sheriff himself was later convicted of stealing 500 guns from the evidence room. another was convicted of stealing evidence from the evidence room. and a woman meanwhile called the sheriff's office and said that her boyfriend had committed the murders and she handed over his bloody coveralls that he had come home with that night. what did the sheriff's office do with that? they threw those coveralls away. >> i want to get your take on what the chances are that he could be released. look, i'm sure you get plenty of letters from people in prison. certainly when i was in local news, i got -- everybody was innocent, right? they needed help in getting out of prison. this is a case where, in spite of appeal after appeal after appeal where he has not had an opportunity to really prove his innocence, people like you have stuck with it. is this different this time? >> well, we'll find out. we'll be able to do the testing. i believe that he was framed. a bunch of federal judges belie

he's sfr san bernardino county and serving a burglary sentence.s due to be released in june. >>> unfortunately during the holidays jennie-o is recalling ground turkey because of a possible salmonella contamination. packages marked with p579 on the front and use by or freeze by of november 12th and november 13th. the products were sold here in california as well as a dozen other states. the cdc says more than 200 people are sick or have gotten sick and there are reports at least one person died here in california, after consuming that turkey product so do check your freezers and refrigerators. >>> while checking the fridge this morning, wash your avocados. that is the new warning from the fda because a study shows nearly 20% of avocado skins tested positive for listeria. the fda says a thorough washing should do the trick, even though you don't plan on eating the peel, when you cut it, you get whatever is on the outside on the inside. >>> health officials on the east coast are trying to get a handle on a deadly outbreak involving students. an 18-ye

in 2015, 130 people were killed in paris. 14 killed in san bernardino by isis-inspired attacks, in 2016, 32 killed in brussels in an airport bonding, 49 americans killed in orlando by isis-inspired attack, 12 killed in berlin in 2016 and 2017, six killed in a london attack using cars, 22 in manchester, england, five in stockholm, sweden, and attack on the london bridge killed eight, and eight killed in new york city. years i told the president. you have decimated isis, you have taken the caliphate back. we have not yet won. 2,000 troops in syria, you have killed thousands of isis fighters, mostly using that. we lost four american since 2015 protecting the homeland from isis. chief petty officer cooper dayton, air force sergeant, army specialist murphy, army master sergeant don bar. fighting isis on protecting us. these are american heroes. if we leave syria before the time is right, isis will come back and around will fill the vacuum. here's the good news. the president has isis on the ropes, and afghanistan, we have killed more terrorists in the last two years under president obama's -

you know was later proved to clearly not checked out how to unlock one phone from the san bernardinolays fast and loose with the truth and now sitting behind the department of justice that is still stonewalling the american people. melissa: but you know he is not in the position any longer. so what is the point of continuing down this path as opposed to, trying to either go into the department reform it, change who is there, change the rules around it? i mean seems like this path is not the most direct path in order to, you know, get to justice within the justice department? >> well, you know, sometimes you have to go to each of the areas that need to be discovered or reformed. in this case remember we're still spending, we, the american people, are still spending millions of dollars every month significanting collusion, if you will. and by the way that has clearly been understood is not a legal term. there is no such thing as collusion under the law. comey couldn't answer what collusion was because it is not a term that has a law attached to it. but the fact is, that we're still spe

and apple explained in the san bernardino case, building requested software would have made technique widely available,threatening the cyber security of other users . as we know, in the lawsuit here in the us, united states government argued that under the somewhat obscure all missed which dates back to 1789, they were permitted to make this command of apple butapple supported by other companies and privacy advocates argue that this demand was unconstitutional . the justice department ultimately withdrew its demands because the court, before the court could resolve the question because the fbi was able to pay the outside vendor to hack. but in australia, they now have the specific authority to make these demands. another worrisome scenario is that australia may see to use his authority in the same way the united kingdom is looking to use its new powers. >> just last month, pm levy and kristin robinson of the ceq which is essentially the uk's nsa put out a proposal and law. under this proposal, tech companies would be asked or required to add ach to as a silent and ended encrypted chat

and in san bernardino -- >> watch out. >> reporter: icy conditions causing a multi-car crash.he scene, trying to warn others. >> oh, the guy just hit the truck. >> reporter: at least ten people were hurt. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> thank you, marcus. those storms cover most of the midwest right now, stretching from the mexican border to canada. it's snow in the north with whiteout conditions likely at times from colorado to michigan. a little farther south, damaging winds, heavy rain and hail are expected along with some flooding. this system is pushing east overnight and through the day, and by this time tomorrow forecasters say that system will be hitting the northeast. >>> turning now to president trump surprising u.s. forces in germany fresh from his first visit to a warzone. the president and first lady met with a group of generals aboard air force one at ramstein air force base after flying in from their unannounced trip to iraq. abc's kenneth moton has the details. >> reporter: president trump greeted u.s. troops during his layover in germany. earlier the comman

i-15, san bernardino, that was shut down for a time, i-80, typically you require chains.the summit there. look at these. you may see snow and high winds and flash flood watches. now we ee allergy into the plains and austin, san antonio, dallas, houston, big airline travel hub, huge day for travel, over 2.5 million will travel by air and some have change fee waivers. if you have the flexibility to change travel plans, you may want to do that this week. >> big day on the roads and in the air. >>> an 8-year-old boy has died while being held by immigration authorities. the second child in custody to pass away this month and matt gutman is in los angeles and cover the migrant story from the beginning. good morning. >> reporter: the 8-year-old boy's name was felipe alonzo-gomez. on christmas eve he showed flu-like hospital and at the hospital he spiked a fever of 103 but 90 minutes later they released him for a prescription by antibiotics and he was rushed back later where he died just before midnight. they announced they will perform second checks on all children and notified

the australian government can now make the same request to apple that the fbi made in the 2015 san bernardino shooter case, they build a new operating system to circumvent ice loan security features. apple explained building the requested software tool would've made the technique widely available thereby threatening the cyber security of others. as we know in the lawsuit in the us the united states government argued under the obscure act that dates to 1789 they were permitted to make that, apple supported by other tech companies and privacy advocates argued this demand was unconstitutional. the justice department withdrew the demand before the court could resolve legal questions because the fbi was able to pay the outside vendor to hack into the phone but in australia they have specific authority to make these demands. another worrisome scenario is australia may seek to use this authority in the same way the united kingdom is looking to use it powers. last month ian levy and kristi robinson of the uk's nsa put out a proposal that tech companies would be asked or required to add a silent parti

that hit san bernardino and hit the pulse nightclub.avid: it is our reputation as a nation that supporting people who have helped us in battle. the kurds are clearly, the head of turkey erdogan wants to wipe out the kurds. these are the only people in many cases who would fight isis hand-to-hand combat fight isis alongside our troops and now we're going to give them the bum rush. >> when are we going to get allies again? president trump said the turkish leader wills take care of -- turkish leaders will take care of isis as is the russians. they won't take care of isis. the kurds have to watch their own back. isis right now says this is recreation time for us. david: some people in the cia said turkey was behind funding isis in the beginning a couple of years ago. we don't want them -- >> i would not argue with the cia. david: good to see you, my friend. >> thanks for having me. merry christmas. david: merry christmas. >> tell lisa i said hello. david: you love her. >> she is very nice. david: futures are down over 100 points on the dow.

i was very close to the san bernardino shooting. it was just down the street from my school.taking steps in saferrnia to make schools one step at a time. we are not going to armed teachers. that is the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. there are far too many guns in the united states. i saw a report about three or ox thatars ago on v said there are more guns than people in the united states, or something like that. there are so many guns out there. the problem is if you don't address mental health, those guns eventually get into the hands of someone who is mentally unstable, and is mentally unstable people are the ones who use them. so you can arm people all you want. we've proven that schools that have people armed were unable to defend against someone who got a hold of a gun and got into a school. so that is not the answer. not arming teachers or putting guns in schools. that is not the answer. we got to deal with the mental health issue. we've got to make schools have one entryway. host: ok. that is tony in california offering thoughts this morning. "the wall street j