hoy arranca la feria mundial de agricultura en tulare. nos agricultura en tulare.iene el reporte de lo que podrán encontrar los visitantes. escuche, es una expo a la que agricultores y vendedores de maquinaria y herramientas agrícolas, desde la más sofisticada hasta la más novedosa. traen su producto para exponerlo a las miles de personas que estarán visitando esta feria durante los próximos 3 días. hablé con una persona que ha visitado esta feria por los últimos 18 años y nos habla sobre la importancia de esta feria para él. cuando vienes este tipo de de ferias tienes la oportunidad de de ver todo lo nuevo que hay en tecnología que se aplica a lo que está al tipo de trabajo de la región, de todos los aspectos de rentas, de construcción de agricultura, principalmente. este de todo está aquí, en este lugar. quiero destacar el hecho de que esta feria es la más grande de agricultura en todo el mundo. está abierta para todo el público. hoy, mañana y jueves a partir de las 09:00 hasta las 17:00 de la tarde, hoy y mañana y el jueves de 9 a 16:00 de la tarde. para más inf

order, he directed the army corps of engineers to open the floodgates at two dams in reservoirs in tularea statement from washington, d.c. the corps said, "consistent with the executive order the u.s. army corps of engineers are releasing the dams to insure california has water available to respond to the wildfires." but there are a few problems with that. >> apparently mr. trump felt that that was going to help southern california. number one, those reservoirs aren't connected to southern california. that water will not get to southern california and number two, that's water that the corps was holding for farmers to irrigate with next summer. releasing it now when it's raining doesn't do anybody good except it creates the very real risk of potential flooding. >> reporter: barry nelson has his own reasons for being angry about this. he is policy representative for the golden state salmon association which for the last two years has not been able to fish because of the shockingly low numbers of chinook salmon remaining in the wild. >> california salmon are right now at one of the most disa

. >> in tulare county. >> got an hour's. >> notice that the. >> army. corps was. these dams. >> with such force, they would create basically full capacity of these rivers, the kind that comes in flash floods, that ruins homes and potentially drowns people who don't know this is coming. local lawmakers push back. they they closed the dam, almost shut, and then they opened it again, sort of a middle ground right now. and they put out these statements that continue to prop up just abject lies about the way the state works with water. this water will end up hundreds of miles from southern california mountain ranges away from l.a. and the fires there are fully contained. and it had nothing to do with water shortage battling those flames. it was 100 mile an hour winds. it was dozens of trucks trying to tap the same municipal systems, which is a problem in cities around the world. as wildfires get more intense. but here again, president trump refuses. and what's most disturbing is in the first term, he talked about water in this way, and there were probably people who co

. >> his farm is based out of tulare, near fresno, but he still makes the 3.5 hour drive up to san francisco four times a week to sell his family's produce. rain or shine. >> we've got to make it worth it. at least try, you know. but it's a gamble at the same time because, you know, like you did today. today is rainy, so tomorrow is going to be sunny. and that inconsistency can mess with the fruit. and also the customers, the foot traffic. >> i checked in with public works and they say it's still not clear how long it will take to get this cleared up. but they did say engineers inspected the damage and feel what's left on this hill is stable. for now, though, they did say they plan to continue to monitor this situation over the next couple of days. with this rain in san francisco. lena howland abc seven news. >> our storm watch coverage takes us now to the tahoe area. take a look at conditions headed to truckee. a winter storm warning for areas above 5000ft runs through noon tomorrow. you can tell chains are needed on most vehicles traveling on both i-80 and highway 50. the sierra could get

. >> i'm at a dairy farm in tulare county, california, where many of the farmers rely heavily on migrantthey would like to see a pathway to keep them here in this country legally, because in many cases, they're more than employees for these people. they consider them family. >> we have encouraged them to apply for green cards and go through the process. but it's a it's a very slow process. it's expensive too. >> are you worried about ice coming in and taking some of your workers? >> not too worried, but yeah, i'm a trump supporter, i'll say that. so, but i would hope not. they've been good people. they're often married. they have children, they're paying their taxes. they're doing the work every day. >> by thursday, the battle over immigration is raging in federal and state courtrooms. the trump administration filed suit against the city of chicago and state of illinois, accusing them of obstructing federal immigration policy, something illinois denies. >> sanctuary cities are a sanctuary for criminals. >> alex perez is there, as residents say they are feeling the impact of trump's new e

. >> algo que le preocupa a los agricultores como paul en tulare, california, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. justo ocurriÓ una erupciÓn. la enorme nube gris quedÓ captada en la cÁmara y el turista no dudÓ. no perdiÓ tiempo para posar frente a esta imagen. de acuerdo con la pÁgina discovery, el volcÁn de cono es uno de los mÁs activos desde 1933. quÉ le parece si vamos un dÍa a la vez? esta telemundo listo para la casa de los famosos all stars >> estÁs en vivo, prepÁrate para vivir cada momento esta no es una noche mÁs, esta es la p primch

. >> algo que le preocupa a los agricultores como paul en tulare, california.ral. el condado de san mateo dijo que no cree que ambos casos estÉn relacionados. hablamos ahora de una prueba que puede significar un avance en la detecciÓn del autismo en niÑos pequeÑos. escuche esto se llama clear strand y en realidad les sirve a los mÉdicos para descartar el autismo en bebÉs a partir del mes de vida y hasta los tres aÑos. es muy sencillo de hacer porque solo requiere una hebra de cabello. se harÍa en niÑos que tengan un hermano autista o que hayan mostrado un comportamiento asociado con el trastorno. el super bowl mueve cientos de millones de dÓlares en apuestas. ya verÁn lo curiosa en apuestas. ya verÁn lo curiosa que resultan ser. (♪♪) ¡chicos! ¿siguen trabajando ay? tomense el día mañana. (♪♪) las llaves... (♪♪) hmm... el nuevo deal 2 for 7 dollars de wendy's te deja escoger dos entre el spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single, y 10-pc. nuggs. two. for. seven. pero, ¿qué significan esos números? really good food, obvio. dos favs por 7 bucks? gotta be wendy's. (dou

con ustedes las siguientes imÁgenes, este domingo desde horas de la maÑana residentes del condado tulareel lugar de encuentro para las personas que participaron en la misma fue la esquina de esta avenida. por otra parte visalia no fue el Único lugar donde se alzaron las voces, docenas de personas dijeron presente en una manifestaciÓn pacÍfica en apoyo a que no hayan mÁs operativos, ni mÁs deportaciones de inmigrantes indocumentados. escuchemos. >> mucha gente estÁ muy asustada, no quieran ir al trabajo, no quieren salir a hacer sus compras porque tienen ese miedo. pero que no tengan miedo, nada les va a pasar. ayude uno a otros porque con eso vamos a ser mÁs fuertes maribel: parte del mensaje que comparten es que ningÚn ser humano debe considerarse como una persona y documentado o ilegal como muchos le llaman. le debe tratar a los inmigrantes de una forma justa. continuamos con temas migratorios, porque centro binacional para el desarrollo indÍgena o ataqueÑa pÚblico sobre personas que intentaban vender esas tarjetas rojas que han llegado a sus manosde forma gratuitas. y por ello es impo

he is a king county supervisor who lives downstream of the tulare county dams, where the water was released. thank you so much, sir, for for joining us. and to help inform those folks who are not familiar with the issues with water across california. first, i just wanted to ask you, is that 2 billion gallons of water that was released helping in any way to fight the fires, which are still burning but have now been contained? >> well. >> i'm not. >> sure where all of the the. >> 2 billion gallons. >> of water is coming from. i don't think it necessarily came from the lakes that are above our area. so so i'm really not able to speak to that matter. um, as as for the water that that has been released, um, you know, as long as it doesn't flow out into the ocean, um, our, our local farmers know what to do with that water. and they put it in their recharge basins and send it back into the ground so they can pump it at later dates. >> so there is a long standing issue with water in southern, central and northern california. you just alluded to the fact that farmers really, you know, constantly say