unfortunately, in 1987 the act was amended to concentrate only on one place -- yucca mountain. nevada, a state without any nuclear powerplants, was compelled to bear the burden of long-term storage of all of the nation's nuclear waste. this decision was made on bad politics, not sound science. the debate to the solution to this problem has been one side and the study for solutions has been curtailed. instead of looking at the objections to the repository, they have spent decades of time and wasted billions of dollars to design and permit yucca mountain. now, i have spent the past decade here in congress successfully fighting off efforts to force this project on nevada and i will continue this fight as long as i serve my state. i want it be clear, nuclear power is an important part of our nation's energy portfolio. i'm one of the most outspoken republicans in congress advocating for policies that make our nation's energy cleaner and more affordable. nuclear energy, which represents about 20% of our nation's power production, plays an important role in providing carbon emissions

. >> mom and dad ran a small church in yucca valley. and mom was a schoolteacher, principal of a small christian school that i went to, k through 12. i grew up with folks who believed that all people were equal in god's eyes. so when i see the world, i don't see people from different places, i see everybody having the same value, whether you're rich or poor, whether you come from this community group or that community group, they're all equal in god's eyes. >> how does that play out in your politics? >> it plays out in my politics because for me, i think people matter. i think that the work that we do in government, the work of governing is just that. we should be putting policies in place that make people's lives better. again, it's not about rich or poor or those in the middle class. it's making sure that all people can thrive. >> this is, of course, a overgeneralization, but people tend to identify the republican party with more wealthy and whiter voters, and the democratic party with low-income working class. i know that wasn't exac

jamie yuccas, cbs news in new york. >> a statement was read from the family from abigail williams. they said the two girls loved each other. >>> join wusa tonight to begin the celebration of harriet tubman and her legacy in maryland. the visitor center will open in church creek on saturday er born. we will look at her connection >>> video showed flames blasting through a door just as the firefighters prepared to enter a home. they were battling a blaze in west palm beach on monday and the two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> the first group of survivors involving a charter bus and freight train in biloxi, mississippi, our home in texas. the national transportation safety board spent the first full day investigating the crash that killed four and injured authorities said the bus was stuck on the tracks moments before the train hit and survivors could think about the families and the people killed, only. >> the family members must be going through unbelievable times. way more than what we are going through and it's ripping my heart out. >> the ntsb said there have been three

jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >>> breaking news. sacramento police say that four people have been found dead inside a home there. and the suspect is in custody in san francisco. this is a look at the scene on 35th avenue in sacramento. police say that this does not appear to be a random act. they believe that the suspect and victims knew each other. this is an active investigation and we'll bring you updates as we get them on cbssf.com. >>> san francisco police have arrested a suspect in an attempted kidnapping. yesterday about 5:00 a girl was walking near taraval when a man got out of his car and tried to pull her into the vehicle. people nearby were able to rescue her when she screamed and fought. those people then gave police a description of the suspect and his car. he was tracked down last night. >> this is a fantastic example of team work by the community, victim and officers of the station and investigators from special victims unit that resulted in the arrest of this individual. >> the suspect lee eagle was booked on suspici

in minneapolis, jamie yuccas, cbs news. om>> cing up. >>> you won't believe the lengths a proud family went through to reveal the gender of their newest addition, that's on the way soon. >>> and see how a switch works to prevent delinquent drivers from starting their cars if they miss a payment. some say it's bad for business. >>> welcome back to the news at noon. the auto industry could be reshaped by a repossession device for cars. special technology makes a vehicle impossible to start after the owner misses a payment. but federal regulators are asking questions about how the equipment is being used. and anna westerner explains the concerns about how the device could hurt people who can least afford it. >> i >> reporter: willie connor needs a kidney transplant. she needed a car. but she and her husband didn't have a lot of money. so commercials like this one for car credit city -- >> for a guaranteed scar and guaranteed credit. >> reporter: offering guaranteed credit sounded good. >> they made it easy. you know. come on i

jamie yuccas reports. >> my father was, is, and remains an innocent man. >> reporter: andriy karkoc isate defender of his 98-year-old father michael karkoc. in 2013, karkoc was identified of the commander of a nazi s.s. ukrainian unit who ordered the massacre of 44 polish civilians during world war ii. >> you go your whole life with your dad to have someone accuse him of being a nazi. >> these are lies. this is defamation. this is slander. it's unsupported. it's innuendo. it's allegations. >> reporter: but polish authorities say they have plenty of evidence against karkoc, including nazi pay stub records and karkoc's own ukrainian language memoir, in which he places himself at the site of at least one mass murder. karkoc did not reveal his nazi past when he applied for citizenship in the united states in 1949. or that he served with the ukrainian self-defense legion. affiliation with either group would have barred his entry. mark weitzman is with the simon wheeze all this center, a jewish human rights organization. >> you would think we know everything that we need to know about that p

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throw an order of yucca in. i want to try it.at's different types of fries, like regular fries, sweet potato fries, or yucca, we added all those things. lemonis: check it out. come on, guys. it came out beautiful. pick your potato, pick your toppings, -oven, go. -sammy: simple. yeah. lemonis: and in addition to that, we built a very high-margin, very popular baked-potato bar. it gives people the chance to buy a baked potato or a sweet potato stuffed with all their favorite toppings. we've also added an ice cream bar. not only is there scoops of ice cream, but what we have now is a cake shake. it is so good. it costs us about $1.78 to build the shake, including all the products that can go in there. we sell that shake for $5. so, we know the margins are spectacular. -woman: ah! -lemonis: you guys are the only ones with red velvet ice cream on the island. lemonis: how many people on the island are serving yucca fries? -sammy: none. -lemonis: if we just sell ice cream and fries, we're good to go. tranchina: the burgers are really ju

jamie yuccas reports. >> my father was, is, and remains an innocent man. >> reporter: andriy karkoc is a passionate defender of his 98-year-old father michael karkoc. in 2013, karkoc was identified as the commander of a nazi s.s. led ukrainian unit who ordered the massacre of 44 polish civilians during world war ii. you go your whole life with your dad to have someone accuse him of being a nazi. >> these are lies. this is defamation. this is slander. it's unsupported. it's innuendo. it's allegations. >> reporter: but polish authorities say they have plenty of evidence against karkoc, including nazi pay stub records and karkoc's own ukrainian language memoir, in which he places himself at the site of at least one mass murder. karkoc did not reveal his nazi past when he applied for citizenship in the united states in 1949. or that he served with the ukrainian self-defense legion. affiliation with either group would have barred his entry. mark weitzman is with the simon wiesenthal center, a jewish human rights organization. >> you would think that we know everything that we need to know a

jamie yuccas. >>> homeland security secretary says his agency is considering separating children andparents caught across the border illegally. as part of a move to stop families from making the trek across mexico to the u.s. border. >> freedom this afternoon for an afghan family detained in los angeles even though they had special immigration visas. >> reporter: video shows some of them leaving a lock up where they've been held since thursday. their names are being kept a secret but we know it's an afghan father, mother and three boys ranging in age from eight months to 7 years old. the father worked for the military base in afghanistan for more than 10 years as an equipment operator according to his lawyers and that in return for his service, he and his family received special immigrant visas. attorneys told a federal court judge today in santa ana that what happened once the family arrived at l.a.x. thursday created irreprable difference. >> that is not in the national interest. >> reporter: the family had been vetted several times before boarding the plane. lawyers say the parent

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. >> coque: this is the yucca. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm going in.o enjoy her hospitality would be an understatement. >> marissa: pisco sour? >> anthony: oh yes. yeah. definitely. >> eric: i'd love one. >> anthony: warm, generous, welcoming beyond belief. >> marissa: it's too bad that you have to leave so soon. >> anthony: ah. >> coque: normally we -- we have lunch late, uh, like 5:00, or -- >> anthony: do you nap before lunch or after? >> coque: both. >> anthony: both. [ laughter ] sounds like paradise. wow, look at this. every weekend, marissa opens the house to an ever-changing mob of friends, visitors, drop-ins, and family. >> coque: this is fantastic. >> anthony: they do not skimp on the food. delicious, delicious things pour out of the kitchen. >> eric: wow. >> anthony: a torrent, a deluge of traditional peruvian favorites. >> marissa: this is a causa with crabmeat, the yellow potato, and avocado, and we love avocado. >> anthony: causa de congrejo is like a tureen of crabmeat, eggs, avocado, and mashed yellow potatoes. >> eric: okay. >> marissa

jamie yuccas reports. >> my father was, is and remains an innocent man. >> reporter: andriy karkoc isnate defender of his 98-year-old father michael karkoc. in 2019, karkoc was identified as the commander of a nazi us-l.e.d. ukrainian during word war ii. your whole life with your dad to have someone accuse him of being a nazi. >> these are lies, this is slander, this is unsupported, it's inu wednesday doshgs it's allegations. >> reporter: authorities say they have plenty of evidence against karkoc, including nazi pay stub numbers and karkoc's own memoir where he places himself at least the site of one murder. karkoc did not apply for a citizen pass when he applied in 1989. affiliation with either group would have barred his entry. mark weitzman is with the simon blumenthal center. >> you would think we know everything we need to know at that period. but the reality is we're still learning new things almost every day, historians are uncovering new things. >> reporter: germany did not prosecute him after finding him mentally incompetent to stand trial. the department of justice says it

jamie yuccas, kpix5. >>> california's two senators quick to respond. camala harris says she welcomed the decision to omit iraq but the president still has an obligation to the provide evidence of a national security threat posed by immigrants and refugees from the remaining six countries. >>> bay area muslim and interfaith group says that this threatens the u.s. from terrorism. >> still national security theater. >> reporter: what happens now? coming up at 6:00 we have a first look at what could be the basis of the aclus lawsuit against the president's revised ban. >>> berkeley's mayor standing by his police officers after this weekend's brawl. started when supporters of president trump gathered for a rally and then clashed with counter protesters. but police standing near by did nothing do much to stop the violence. >> kpix5's phil matier found out the laid back support is fall out from a past protest. >> that's part of it. usually we're in berkeley talking about police and demonstrations the question is whether they overreacted, this time it's whethe

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voting dangerously, writing: president obama made us feel good about ourselves.l good a michael in yucca valley, last call. >> caller: thank you to c-span. i have two things. one, it seems to me that the -- looking the election, those of us who are to the left, seems all the pundits are looking to the answer as how could donald trump possibly have been elected, and i think in my mind the elephant in the room is it was personality, pizazz, and people because of the media and our access to quick information and instant solution they gravitate toward his personality. and the democrats don't seem to see that, hillary didn't have that dynamic personality, and it seems to me don't the democrats need in 2020 a person with anne- incredible personality like hiss to win? the he can -- >> host: we're almost out of time. apologize. >> guest: michael i agree with you a thousand percent if think the democrats ignored that at their own peril. in this age, you can already see all these celebrities, like oprah and mark cuban and george clooney and howard schultz are circling around because the think if t

jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: the white house released a photo of president trump signing a newive order imposing a 90 day ban on visas for citizens from six muslim-majority countries >> cannot risk the prospect of malevolent act. >> the executive order does not apply to current visa holders and it removes iraq from the list of banned countries after iraq agreed to increase vetting of its citizens. >> iraq is an important ally in the fight to defeat isis. >> the original ban sparked nationwide protests and lawsuits in january with travelers detained and officials scrambling to implement it. hoping for a smoother transition this new order doesn't go into effect until march 16th. the administration expects this version to withstand court challenging. but critics, including albert khan of the muslim organization plans to fight the new travel ban. >> lawyers are now trying to -- the first executive order was explicitly a muslim ban. now under the guise of new language they are trying to claim it's not. we won't be

might be watching and listening right now about what this means and how people can protect themselves yuccao, if you could comment on the solidarity that was expressed in your cases, both for you who are both freed, you and zully, and for alex who is still behind bars? first of all, i want to give the number of ben & jerry's. we still have not signed an agreement with them. i invite everyone to call ben & jerry's and tell them that they have to sign that agreement for the dadairy workers. i insist. 802-846-1500.s so we would be a greaeat show of sosolidarity with us if yoyou wd call ben & jerry's and tell them to sign an agreement with us. for my community come all over the country, fear isis not an option.. thisis administration n is tryio r sasays back ininto the shadow. their intimidating people. they're trying to make police collaboratwiwith iigigration. it is completely unjust for us. so i ask k the community, dodo't give into fear. let's not be afraid. let's defend our rights. we want to be part o this community all ovever the cocouny and d defend our rights always. let's s not losese

and some nice smoked neck bones with bananas and yucca. that's, uh, officially awesome already.g. how ludicrous and shameful is it that i can literally see my house from here, and i basically have no -- idea where i am. >> baron ambrosia: and no fault on your own, but i think that's kind of what keeps the bronx so amazing is that you have all these in-touch ethnic enclaves. >> anthony: i didn't know there were honduransere, much less, uh, 200,000 garifuna. >> bar ambrosia: right. >> anthony: no clue. >> baron ambrosia: right. >> anthony: i've been saying the neck is the next big thing for years now. still waiting. uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly bala

only on "cbs this morning" jamie yuccas spoke with one of prince's perso confidantes when his body wasey estate outside of minneapolis. good morning, jamie. >> good morning. johnson was a drummer and his best man at his wedding. he's still mourning the loss of his friend and he's finding ways to celebrate his life. do you get chills sometimes when you walk around door you feel energy? >> i've been here 30 years. i mean it's energy. not necessarily chills but energy. >> reporter: few people know paisley park, prince's creative sanctuary better than kirk johnson. it's where the music legend lived, performed, and passed. people have so many questions about prince's last days kirk has a vault right here. it's never going to be unlocked. >> is that because prince was so private private? >> i respect him and what his privacy was. >> he didn't want to talk about the past, wanting instead to honor his legacy. johnson who spent decades playing drums showed us various skpiblts around paisley park. >> you know, he played a lot in this room. >> reporter: including a rarely seen convert venue, a tr

jamie yuccas is here with how it started. >> it starts on a busy california freeway during rush hour.roup of bikers appear to aggressively target a driver. one man went to the hospital. now police are searching for any of the suspects. this amateur video captured by another driver in one of the bay area's largest cities shows a group of bikers pulling stunts and driving recklessly down a four-way stretch of highway. the stunts quickly turn to aggression. the video shows the group of riders boxing in the white toyota camry, eventually bringing the car to a stop in the middle of the freeway. >> they exchanged words with th driver's vehicles with their motorcycles and fists. the driver got out to confront the motorcyclists, got into a fight and then he was beat up. >> reporter: our san francisco station says the driver of a white sedan is in his 30s and works for a ride sharing company. police say the man suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to an area hospital. >> their usual m.o. is to ride on the dirt bikes, no plates on the vehicles, so tough to identify. >> reporter:

recommendations on the rate of growth, the schedule for growth and also recommendations on staffing as well and yucca general project timeline what we need to do next to put us in a position to grow as responsibly quick as we can. >> will you present your charts of those. >> we will include a functional staffing plan if you're asking about that. >> will you be able to show how the chart works. >> sure. >> a roster. >> yeah. >> sure. >> good report thank you. >> any other commissioners questions or comments. >> mr. fried. >> jason fried, executive director. want to thank the gentleman that continues to do good work and seeing pg&e placing a play with the rate structure if you're on next door other things you'll sometimes see people having concerns it is cleanpowersf trying to blame the cac their community not just in san francisco it is concurring it is important to get correct information your staff is working hard to make sure that people understand the big impacts on the bill are not the cca but the rate and structures the cpuc has lout pg&e to make that is important to point out i also want to giv

recommendations on the rate of growth, the schedule for growth and also recommendations on staffing as well and yuccaeneral project timeline what we need to do next to put us in a position to grow as responsibly quick as we can. >> will you present your charts of those. >> we will include a functional staffing plan if you're asking about that. >> will you be able to show how the chart works. >> sure. >> a roster. >> yeah. >> sure. >> good report thank you. >> any other commissioners questions or comments. >> mr. fried. >> jason fried, executive director. want to thank the gentleman that continues to do good work and seeing pg&e placing a play with the rate structure if you're on next door other things you'll sometimes see people having concerns it is cleanpowersf trying to blame the cac their community not just in san francisco it is concurring it is important to get correct information your staff is working hard to make sure that people understand the big impacts on the bill are not the cca but the rate and structures the cpuc has lout pg&e to make that is important to point out i also want to give