momentos de incertidumbre, en la zona del valle de san joaquÍn y areas al sur. sus derechos, tambiÉn hemos distribuido volantes con mÁs informaciÓn con otras organizaciones pero mÁs que nada las personas y tienen miedo y como comentaron anteriormente hoy en univisiÓn, es muy importante no compartir informaciÓn que no estÉ verificada. porque en los visto informaciÓn en redes sociales o tambiÉn que se trasmite de boca o boca de que quizÁs vieron ice, y quizÁs no sea cierto. en el Área de turlock hemos escuchado informaciÓn como esta, que logrÓ ser no cierta y la gente si se espanto ni estamos recomendando a las personas que llamen. ellos se enfocan en el Área de san joaquÍn, stanislaus estÁ del condado de kern y ellos manden observadores legales para confirmar si es cierto que estÁn los agentes de ice. y primeramente es muy importante no distribuir informaciÓn que no se acierta por esto mismo. y tambiÉn para recordarles a las personas de sus derechos tienen el derecho de no abrir la puerta, tienen el derecho de no firmar nada y tienen el derecho de no contestar un

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it originally included the oakdale irrigation district, the south san joaquin irrigation district on he stennis lost river the two the turlock and modesto irrigation district in san francisco. on the 12 new river and more said irrigation district on the river said river over time. it is really it was originally formed to protect defended and hence the respective water rights of the member agencies who are all pre 1914 water rights holders. the two of the members have dropped out oakdale irrigation district and are said irrigation district for their own reasons leaving south san joaquin and the 12 new river parties as the remaining members. and over the last couple of years the members have looked at redoing the bylaws to basically expand the the issues that they want to deal with and really try to move into a little bit more modern times in terms of including environmental protection and balancing beneficial uses of water and also made clear provision for adding new members. i think they're trying to collectively come together in a way that says we can be a positive force in the water

maribel: gracias por ese informe, autoridades del condado san joaquÍn llegaron a los campos de cultivoos dejaron un poco de alivio y seguridad a esos trabajadores esenciales quienes dicen, ahora comprende que es importante saber que tiene derechos no importa el estatus migratorio ni el oficio. lo mÁs importante es mantenernos informados. antes de irnos a la pausa quiero compartir la siguiente informaciÓn, el departamento de transporte de california habrÁ de realizar varios cierres de carriles en la ruta estatal 132 y la interestatal 5. el trabajo estÁ programado para realizarse de la siguiente manera: ruta estatal 132 cierre de carriles mÓviles entre la calle f, y el lÍmite del condado de mariposa para el reemplazo de marcadores de pavimento a partir de hoy lunes 3 de febrero hasta el jueves 6 de febrero desde las 9:00 a.m. hasta las 4:00 p.m. lo cual podrÍa impactar el trÁnsito. la interestatal 5 tendrÁ cierres de carriles alternos durante la noche para trabajos en el puente a partir del dÍa de ayer, comenzÓ el dÍa de ayer y se extiende hasta este prÓximo viernes. el trÁfico en esa zo

that's down here in the central san joaquin valley of california. and, um, and those people that that run, those irrigation districts are putting it in recharge basins, um, kind of as you would. it's like a savings account, i guess, for water is a better way to put it. and they sink it into the ground, um, and pump it later when we have crops that need that water and they can send it through their own, um, canal system to other growers throughout the central san joaquin valley. >> so it sounds like some of this, at least in your area where the dams were, were open for a bit, may end up helping farmers, but it's not necessarily getting to the issue of giving the water to los angeles county, which has been dealing with these with these fires. i am curious whether you think that climate change has played a role in all this. there has been a lot of blame to go around, a lot of people having to answer questions. donald trump has really gone after some of the local officials and the governor. but to you, is climate change also one of the factors here, som

ahí también estamos viendo esa advertencia por viento en los condados de sacramento, san joaquín solanoya que estamos viendo bastantes relámpagos y fuertes vientos de hasta 70 80 y 90 millas por hora arriba de las elevaciones de mil pies. al regresar, les voy a mostrar hasta cuándo se queda esta lluvia en ese pronóstico extendido. flavio advertencias y avisos de varias zonas. gracias y te vemos más adelante. la sierra nevada es otra de las zonas afectadas por las condiciones inclementes del tiempo. carlos alberto trestini se encuentra en vivo en esa área. carlos, buenas tardes. dónde te encuentras exactamente y qué es lo que se espera para las próximas horas? cuéntanos. qué tal, flavio buenas tardes amigos en casa bueno, el panorama es de lluvia, una mezcla de lluvia y nieve y se pronostica que continúe así durante todo el día. estamos en este momento sobre la autopista 80, dirección este en dirección hacia la sierra nevada. y a esta hora aún podemos ver. quiero mostrarles un poco cómo los camiones todavía tienen acceso por esta. por este punto de la autopista. y digo, todavía tienen ac

y también moviéndonos hacia el valle de san joaquín. para mañana domingo la lluvia va a ser leve a moderada en el norte de la bahía. allí continúa haciendo el enfoque de nuestra lluvia y más tormentas que se acercan para nuestra próxima semana laboral. así que voy a tener todos los detalles en mi pronóstico completo. alrededor de las 6,15. fátima, te estaremos esperando. gracias cinthia por ese panorama previo. y precisamente este fenómeno meteorológico también impacta a la capital del estado, donde este sábado las lluvias han sido continuas. carlos alberto trestini ha hecho un recorrido por la ciudad y nos comparte también recomendaciones de las autoridades. fátima prácticamente la lluvia no ha cesado acá en la ciudad de sacramento. desde muy temprano ha estado lloviendo y aunque hay que decir han sido lluvias ligeras, pues ha sido constante. y a eso también hay que sumarle el factor viento que hemos experimentado acá en la capital del estado. y es importante destacar esto porque a pesar de que la lluvia no ha sido fuerte, sí ya sabemo

investigación sobre este tren, cuya primera fase comenzó en merced y atravesará el centro del valle de san joaquíneed rail. no me sorprende que el presidente tenga preocupaciones sobre el proyecto, ya que si ha habido retrasos y se ha gastado más de lo previsto. pero la verdad es que necesitamos un tren de alta velocidad, ya que es lo que va a reconectar al valle central y específicamente fresno con la economía de california, dijo el alcalde de fresno, jerry dyer. el alcalde mencionó como ejemplo cuando se construyó la autopista 5 y dejó al valle central fuera de la economía local. también me comentó sobre los miles de empleos que se han creado gracias al proyecto del tren bala. estaremos al tanto sobre el desarrollo de esta historia. por lo pronto, es todo mi reporte desde fresno. yo soy abraham peña. telemundo. abraham. muchas gracias. en fresno. el concejo aprobó una ordenanza con el fin de evitar que más personas indigentes lleguen y vivan en las calles de esa ciudad. según las autoridades locales, individuos sin vivienda son trasladados a esa urbe y en algunas ocasiones hasta en contra de su

act to include california which faced a rapidly expanding breeding population of nutria in the san joaquin valley and other areas. it gave the secretary of interior to provide funding to states adversely affected through fiscal year 2025. this bill would extend that authority to fiscal year 2030. this the nutria eradication and control act has significantly reduced nutria populations in all three states. in maryland they were eradicated from the chesapeake bay in 2022. in california captures peaked in 2020 and are steadily decline bug not yet fully eradicatism urge my colleagues to support this bill so this work can continue. i reserve think him -- i ry reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: i congratulate mr. harder on his work to bring this to the floor. i have no further speakers. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. mr. ms. ansari: i yield to the sponsor of the bill, mr. harder. mr. harder: i rise in support of my bill. because communities in california

firefighting effort on the ground here in los angeles during those fires he's talking about from the san joaquine. and so just on multiple accounts, it doesn't make any sense. practically. they don't need the water now in the central valley. and we're not getting the water down here in la. so when he says that it's coming down here, the fact of the matter is it's just not the case. and even if it did, it's not water that they're asking for down here or the local officials say that we need. >> i don't think jacob understands gravity the right way, because the truth is that, like water flows downhill and canada is above california on the map. so it's clearly above. so the water is just it's there's nothing you can do about it, jacob. it's how it goes. the water flows from up to down. and so the water. >> if you. >> want. >> to know, john. >> heilemann is. >> a i know john heilemann is a movie buff, and i'm sure he has seen chinatown, like so many of our viewers, if you want to understand water in los angeles, go watch chinatown. if you want to understand water in los angeles, go to the sierra neva

status system the puc supervisor control and data acquisition system for water and power across the san joaquin valley. it provides the voice radio communication capable for puc watershed staff critical with fires, search and rescue and other emergency in watershed. this site from the it and the security team is invaluable to do the location the site lines and the coverage requirements it is able to satisfy. the technical components will be increase of the rent from 5700 per mont to over 9 thousand dollars a month. the reason that this is going forward to the commission and later the board, expansion was contemplate exclude required revisiting approvals if the amount increased over by 20%. we are increasing the rents by 59%. the amounts were justified by puc radio communication staff looking at needs. additionally, puc will assume responsibility for electric utilities. gas will be continued to be provided by the land lord itself. the ceqa sides was exempt from which environmental and as i indicated the next steps are implied upon approval by the commission weeds seek prompt board approval. and

it's frustrating because watch what happens when people don't get the water they need in the san joaquin valley. i show you this poster quite a bit on the floor of what california grows. any way. when we don't have the water -- here we go. you don't get this stuff from california. and when you see over 90% and 100% of these products are dproan in california, are you going to import at what quality, at what price, what continuity or can we have -- we do have the water supply in the north to supply the whole state. some people say, dog, northern -- you can send the water south, what's wrong with you? we have plenty of water, if we would store it and add to it. we had the opportunity to raise shasta dam 18 teeth. 600,000 more acre-feet of storage and the ability not to release water. you have to see the water chugging down the ement sacramento river. there is a lot of water. we get that. that's what these structures are for. be that and that's why they are they took the dams out and lost the hydroelectric power in the process. and talking about how much water is generating that could go for

in addition, the water release serves the eastern san joaquin valley and typically does not reach ther so back, promised to help. he vowed that he would get water to them even. but these reservoirs that the federal agencies ordered opened don't serve los angeles at all. it seems to be just a show akin to how he tried to reverse engineer the hurricane map in alabama the first time around. and yet, the consequences here are far more real than just an embarrassing photo op. this could deprive farmers of much needed water this summer. >> from the summer right in the drought. this is the wet season, so this water is not helping anybody. it's not even going to the right place. and he keeps saying, i've released the water. i release the water. he did to the wrong place at the wrong time. and it's not helping. it's making things worse. i don't understand. it's an interesting pronouncement to make that you release the water when it actually made things worse. in the middle of a disaster. we'll be following that and keep asking the questions about it. other stories to cover here. el salvador ha

san francisco without cable cars. [bell ringing] special commission meeting today if we could go ahead and my name is joaquin torres president of the commission and we are ready to call roll for today's meeting friday, january 13th at 3:07 p.m. yes, starting off with president walking towards president commercially rolando president commission we want to come. present commissioner marian pike's item three this is the acknowledgment of the raw material only community the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the roma to show loney who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw materials we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material onl

san francisco ice out of california. >> thank you. >> i want to be able to i mentioned already our city assessor joaquin torres glass gets old gum asndson of mexican immigrants and as a public servant i know that all of us are joined together in disgust at the level of callousness and cruelty that we're seeing from this administration and at the same time we're seeing the power of love, unity and solidary ready when the diversity of san franciscans come together and support out of our values sanctuary today sanctuary forever. we know we heard it. we did not ask for this fight but we are here for it. >> in the words of shakespeare in peace, in peace nothing so becomes a city as modest stillness and humility. but when the blasts of war blow in our ear it's time to imitate the action of the tiger stiffen our sinews, summon up our blood. disguise that fair nature with hard favored rage rage for justice rage for community rage for our rights. >> the consortium of nonprofits that have joined here today with elected officials in our local governments and our and our bureaucracy we have so many community based organizations that we want to

san francisco without cable cars. [bell ringing] special commission meeting today if we could go ahead and my name is joaquin torres president

san francisco. we are looking into the few which you are and we want innovation. we want solutions. special commission meeting today if we could go ahead and my name is joaquinorres president of the commission and we are ready to call roll for today's meeting friday, january 13th at 3:07 p.m. yes, starting off with president walking towards president