covered california. [applause] these are: far-reaching moves but are largely dependent on tens of billions of federal dollars that would have been taken away by the congress had the effort to "repeal and replace" succeeded. thank god for john mccain, lisa murkowski and susan collins. along with the democrats, they prevailed and protected health care for tens of millions of americans. [applause] finally, i want to say something about public safety. nothing is more fundamental than an abiding sense on the part of people that they can enjoy their lives, safe and secure, free from crime. good neighborhoods, good schools and good jobs all contribute to healthy and safe communities. but still there is crime. lots of it and, in many cases, quite serious. to combat crime, among other things, california has created an extensive prison system that has changed quite substantially and grown over the decades. in fact, it grew so fast and became so crowded that the united states supreme court issued an unprecedented o

Él no entiende california. no entiende los valores y las esperanzasy aspiraciones que crearon este paÍs. este país fue creado en las espaldas de inmigrantes que batallaron. debemos estar orgullosos de los inmigrantes. creo que todos entendemos que tenemos que reunirnos. [aplausos] ilia: candidato allen, usted creciÓ cerca del buró de la frontera con mÉxico. ¿es el muro una prioridad para california? [habla en inglÉs] >> definitivamente. a final de cuentas la situaciÓn es esta. california debe de respetar y hacer cumplir las leyes federales trae beneficio de todos los californianos para cualquier etnia. en esta frontera donde la gente estÁ pasando y es un gran problema. que nos que hacer cumplir las leyes federales migratorias. esta esuna naciÓn de leyes. si uno quiere vivir en este gran estado de california, este es un privilegio y no un derecho. una vez que se convierta en un ciudadano de california tiene derecho a votar. tiene derecho a hacer todas las cosas maravillosas que estados unidos y califor

but the california legal system is broken. california political system is broken. that's why we truly need washington to hear this message and come to california. sue california, take them to supreme court, and let's get the constitution enforced. there is a lot of californians here that want to be protected. until we get a new governor in state -- you know i'm running to be the next governor of california -- until that happens we could actually need some help from the national guys. >> tucker: it affects the rest of us, too. assemblyman allen, thank you for joining us. >> without a doubt, tucker. what starts here in california usually spreads to the rest of the nation, let's put a stop to it. >> tucker: like a virus. thank you.li cathy roux is the publishing editor. thanks for coming on. whether you agree or not with the new policy in california, doesn't it give you pause that california is basically doing what southern states did 50 years ago, 60 years ago in saying we're ignoring federal authority on states rights grounds, we're not going to acknowledge that you

simply put, california is prospering. while it faces its share of difficulties, we should never forget the bounty and endless opportunities bestowed on this special place or the distance we have all traveled together these last few years. it is now hard to visualize -- or even remember -- the hardships, the bankruptcies, and the home foreclosures so many experienced during the great recession. unemployment was above 12% and 1.3 million californians lost their jobs. the deficit was $27 billion in 2011. "the new york times" called us "the coast of dystopia." "the wall street journal" saw "the great california exodus." the economist of london pronounced us "the ungovernable state." and the business insider simply said "california is doomed." even today, you will find critics who claim that the california dream is dead. but i am used to that. back in my first term, a prestigious report told us that california had the worst business climate in america. in point of fact, personal income in 1975, my first year as governor, was $

covered california. [applause] these are really far-reaching moves but are largely dependent on tens of billions of federal dollars that would have been taken away by the congress had the effort to repeal and replace succeeded. thank god for john mccain, lisa murkowski, and susan collins. along with the democrats, they prevailed and protected health care for tens of millions of americans. [applause] finally, i want to say something about public safety. nothing is more fundamental than an abiding sense on the part of people that they can enjoy their lives, safe and secure, free from crime. good neighborhoods, good schools , and good jobs all contribute to healthy and safe communities. is crime.still lots of it and, in many cases, quite serious. to combat crime, among other things, california has created an extensive prison system that has changed quite substantially and grown over the decades. in fact, it grew so fast and -- fast, it became so crowded that the united states supreme court issued an unprece

. >> with these only be california state banks and only operate in california? >> they are insured by the fdic. those rules still apply. it is not a federal allowance for marijuana. you have got to cure that difference. inks right now do not want to bank cannabis related businesses because of the federal laws. >> with there bac dic? -- would there be a cdhd? >> jeff sessions said he wants to do with the obama tendency to not enforce these rules but he has u.s. attorneys in california who said they are not interested in wasting your time on this so he has backpedaled on that to an extent. i think everybody is aware of the fact that this is the tremendous economic generator for state that has a large economy and will provide a lot of jobs and generate a lot of revenue for the state. i think there's massive support for this. this may be one fight that is one step 244 the trump administration. >> david when you talk about this cash cow if you will, there are a lot of questions about where the taxes are going. we did the story that showed the range of taxes the diffe

because that's what california -- and they're blond. that's what california is about. that's what commercials have been about for many years. that's not what california is about. if you know anything about california, among other thing i'm a native born california. i have studied third-degree state 50 years or more. you realize this state is so top si tur vi. it's like a roller coaster gone bad. it can be a boom state economically one year. it can be in the hole $30 billion the next. it can be a state that embraces immigrants as it has in the past. it can be a state that is absolutely done everything it could to make immigrants feel uncomfortable. it can be a state where there's nothing but flowing water and enabling everybody to grow and use whatever purposes and it can be a state another five or six years later where there's nothing to drink. there are so many extremes in california. and just when we think we're sort of going to get it to get on top of things, we fall down. so that's why i said the rise and fall. it comes and goes. up and down. but at the end of the

covered california. [applause] these are really far-reaching moves but are largely dependent on tens of billions of federal dollars that would have been taken away by the congress had the effort to repeal and replace succeeded. thank god for john mccain, lisa murkowski, and susan collins. along with the democrats, they prevailed and protected health care for tens of millions of americans. [applause] finally, i want to say something about public safety. nothing is more fundamental than an abiding sense on the part of people that they can enjoy their lives, safe and secure, free from crime. good neighborhoods, good schools, and good jobs all contribute to healthy and safe communities. but there still is crime. lots of it and, in many cases, quite serious. to combat crime, among other things, california has created an extensive prison system that has changed quite substantially and grown over the decades. in fact, it grew so fast, it became so crowded that the united states supreme court issued an unprecede

that's a big issue here in california, an issue that will play to their base here in california. the republicans, it tougher play, because the perception is, they're in charge of everything. obviously, they don't have 60 votes in the senate and they can't do whatever they want. so for both sides it's tricky. going to overplay their hand on immigration? for the republicans, are they going to get blamed for the shutdown? >> a poll came out today in "the washington post" said 48% of the people will blame the republicans, 28% will blame the democrats. but there was a similar pole in 2013, and it didn't do anything in terms of the election. the republicans held the house so i think the voters' memory is short. this goes as part of the larger narrative, but i don't know if there's a direct impact. >> how tough is it going to be for democrats to take back the house? we have 14 members of the california congressional delegation. we have republican members saying they will not re-electi re-election.overall, how hard we for democrats to flip the seats here? >> a lot than they're advertisin

but the california legal system is broken. california political system is broken. that's why we truly need washington to hear this message and come to california. sue california, take them to supreme court and let's get the constitution enforced. there is a lot of californians here that want to be protected. until we get no a new governor in state. you know i'm running to be the next governor of california, until that happens we could actually need some help from the national guys. >> tucker: if effects the rest of us, too. assemblyman allen thank you for joining us. >> without a doubt, tucker. what starts here in california usually spreads to the rest of the nation let's put a stop to it. >> tucker: like a virus. thank you. cathy roux is the publishing editor of magazine u thanks for coming on. can you agree or not with the new policy in california. but doesn't it give you pause that california is basically doing what southern states did 50 years ago, 60 years ago in saying we're ignoring federal authority on states rights grounds, we're not going to acknowledge t

seis nombres se destacan en la carrera por la gobernatura de california. esta tarde serÁ el primer debate y david ibarra nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. david: la hora de la verdad ha llegado. los seis candidatos se enfrentarÁn en un debate que podrÍa ser clave para los votantes que aÚn no se han decidido. el debate serÁ moderado por ilia calderÓn y por jorge ramos. jorg tenemos que votare: -- jorge: tenemos que votar por gente que sepa quÉ necesitamos y que nueva actÚa en consecuencia. david: el debate fue organizado por una organizaciÓn latina que sabes de la confianza de que nuestra comunidad est bien informada. ramÓn: mire, le tenemos noticias sobre protestas que se llevan a cabo fuera de la universidad de california, donde se estÁ dando el foro. hay reportes de que se pueden presentar grupos que defienden a la administraciÓn de donald trump. presentadora: hay un sistema frontal que continÚa dando cambios a nuestra zona. tengo los detalles tan sÓlo en minutos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: por primera vez en la historia de mÉxico, los

sierras and -- the the rain in northern california. 2/3. is generated in southern california. the problem is southern california has 2/3 of the population, and northern california -- it starts north of tehachapi. the people that to in northern california, because according to them, we are all urban scum. the fact that most of the water is in northern california, most of the population in southern california, that sets up a problem. agriculture that uses 80% of the water, that sense of a incredible competition between farmers and environmentalists, coupled with urban users. here are endless. you are not going to find more water in california. just not. if you're lucky, you will get a distant -- the snowpack alone counts for 1/3 of our water. no snow? we're in trouble. we got to draw from the aquifer, which has now been drained tanks to the drought. farmers are always looking for water. and the environmentalists are saying the more water you take, especially from the delta, water coming down the rivers that would otherwise go to the delta and you circumvent the delta and pour it

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> clouds and shades of green cover live doppler 7 right now as a level one storm moves through the bay area. it's making a wet commute home. the bay bridge toll classic is packed as you can imagine. >> seeing that, let's bring in spencer christian to track the worst of the storm which is hitting right now. >> it certainly is. we can expect another feature, possibly a dusting of snow in the higher elevations. you can see the rain falling in the bay area, one on the storm impact scale. snow levels dropping to 3,000 feet overnight. look at the forecast animation taking you to about oh, just about midnight. notice around u kaya, we'll see snow in the higher elevations. at snow continuing to sweep, we could see mixed precipitation in the higher, bay area peaks, wet pavement for the morning commute. the accuweather seven-day forecast shortly. >>> a great reminder right now, you can track the storm where you live with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the ap

california. ice looking to arrest an estimated 1500 undocumented immigrants, most right here in the bay area. ice's director responding to california's sanctuary state policy says, quote, california better hold on tight. in his news conference this morning, the attorney general acknowledged the rumors and say that californians need to respect california laws, that bars employers from sharing information about their employees, he says, including immigration status. >> regarding what the rumors are, the law is the law. the constitution is the constitution and people have rights. and individuals should not believe that they're absent of rights, even if they're immigrants, simply because the rumors are swirling that some enforcement action may be imminent. >> reporter: he says that he wanted to be sure that californians know their rights and responsibility under california law, both for law enforcement officials and general citizens. no word at this time on any timeline on those rumored ice raids. ba

so we're winning not just in california but at the national level. and this is a function of cost reduction because we've seen technology like solar and wind that get incubated and cultivated at the local and state level reach maturity and then compete very effectively. and on the other side, you look at the retirement, so these are the power plants coming offline, 92% fossil, mostly coal. so we're exiting the coal era and entering the clean energy era. and actually, that's something that donald trump can't stop. this is pure economics. and you look at the bets that the heavyweight investors and power companies are making long term, nobody's going into coal, right? no matter what the red earth may be, renewables are the future. so by the way, one point to remember, our ability to advance clean energy markets is much better than our ability to predict the advance of clean energy market. it's a little hard to see, but the bottom line is the prediction of the growth of solar and the black line is what actually happens. so we've basically been off by an

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. and the devastating mudslides in southern california are putting a spotligh >>> the faa is looking into yet another frightening close call at sfo. >> plus, the devastating mudslides in southern california are putting a spotlight on the lingering dangers in wildfire burn zones. >> and you can see coit tower from one camera view but definitely not from this one. i'll have a look at your foggy forecast. >> and this is the bay bridge. i promise! we are dealing with some fog for the morning commute. we'll take a look at how that's impacting the commuters coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, january 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. today lawmakers will hold a hearing for a rent control proposal that's aimed at bringing sky high prices in the bay area and across the state back to earth. kpix 5's jackie ward reports from san francisco. >> reporter: this is something that david chiu proposed nearly a year ago and finally today, we are getting a hearing on it.

if they move out of california, what happens to california? >> well, we basically go bankrupt, continue on the path of financial tyranny we're on right now. we'll lose millions of jobs, which is apparently what this government of california wants to see happen. we've been losing jobs and bleeding jobs for the last 18 to 15 to 20 years and now we're sort of at the bottom of the barrel so to speak. we have so much poverty out there, it is not even funny. homeless people all over the place. it will be devastating to business. but it also shows you how desperate jerry brown and the rest of the party here in california who has been wreaking this, ravaging this tyranny upon us californians, they're desperate right now, they're very desperate for cash. david: the point is we've seen in other states like illinois and new jersey and new york, they are losing a lot of people who are going to california, going to florida and texas and other places where there aren't any income tax or at least low income taxes, is the same happening in california? again i

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que -- california? quÉ hacemos? dejamos pasar a emigraciÓn o me voy yo a la cÁrcel? palmira: queremos aclarar que esta es una ley estatal, solamente aplica para el estado de california y el empleador no debe de compartir la informaciÓn de sus empleados o ninguna autoridad . continuamos con lo siguiente. por otro lado estÁn las amenazas de ice y la retÓrica antiinmigrante de donald trump, un reciente estudio revelÓ que hasta dejaron de asistir a las consultas mÉdicas los y no por el miedo a ser deportado. segÚn una agencia que promueve atenciÓn mÉdica primaria en el condado de los Ángeles, un poco mÁs de 189,000 participantes se registraron en medicare, pero luego se retiraron mÁs tarde . en este total no estÁ claro cuÁnto son hispanos. de hoy el departamento de mÉdico comenzarÁ a entregar dos tipos de licencias. raÚl delgado nos explica sobre esta implementaciÓn. ♪ ♪raÚl dos --raÚl: las largas niÑas dentro del departamento de vehÍculos son grandes. ♪ >> esta nueva tarjeta s

other parts of southern california are also hard hit. here's abc news reporter marcie gonzalez. >> reporter: a desperate, difficult effort through thick mud. >> mud is so deep. >> reporter: to find the two dozen people still missing in southern california. >> my mom and i'm fighting with all my heart to find her. >> reporter: an emotional and so far unsuccessful search for robert's mother. disappeared when heavy run unleashed mudslides. >> hurricane or freight train. >> reporter: this is the same area still recovering from the thomas fire. the largest inferno in california history destroyed vegetation and ig that could stop the flow of this fast-moving mud and debris. it's now killed at least 15 people in santa barbara county. >> we couldn't get out in time. >> reporter: multimillion dollar mansions left buried, so deep in places only the chimneys are visible. >> it looked like a battlefield. >> reporter: ellen degeneres showing the flooded 101 freeway. >> this is how deep the mud is. >> reporter: and oprah sharing this video of her back

california is sitting at a 24% of average snowpack which is not good news. we need the number to change. there is still time to change and we love this pattern. this is more indicative of what we should get in january with the star trek over northern california. the ridge of high pressure kicked to the south steering storms into california. one of them will arrive tonight and tomorrow with more steady rainfall at times for the north bay tomorrow morning and then showers overnight and i. watch the overnight lows as we had a record high in san jose today with cloud coverage humidity and showers these are the low temperatures. they are about the average high. oakland 55, san jose 55, vallejo 52 and with the cloud coverage is 15 degrees compared to december. steady rainfall tomorrow throughout the day there is a chance at any point. high temperatures are above average but not as warm as today. 60 san francisco, napa the high of 58. if you want to get outside for the weekend you should. the weekend is looking dry but there are three days with a chance of rain. th

el estado de california estÁ lleno de san doris para inmigrantes. jaime: con los tres principales puestos polÍticos de california representados por polÍticos demÓcratas, no es extraÑo que cuatro de los seis principales precandidatos que buscan labor natural estado en noviembre se demÓcratas y anti trump. >> aquÍ tuvimos a un donald trump hace 25 aÑos. jaime: una silla para cada uno de los precandidatos se ha colocado para el foro organizado por univisiÓn y la colisiÓn matinal de pelÍcula, que se llevarÁ a cabo este jueves en la necesidad de california en los Ángeles. los otros precandidatos demÓcratas son el tesorero estatal, la superintendente estatal de educaciÓn - la elecciÓn para gobernador en california estÁ llamada a ser un referÉndum a las polÍticas del gobierno federal, encabezado por el presidente donald trump. por, este los habitantes de california podrÁn definir cuÁl de las diferentes visiones presentadas por los seis candidatos habrÁn de apoyar. presentadora: ahora queremos compartir con ustedes la asombrosa historia

but high pressure is work its way towards california. once it does reach us, we'll start to get a little more clearing out there. so by this afternoon, along the south bay, you may see that sunshine. but to the north, you can see definitely see plenty of the clouds and yes that chance of rain is showing up on our futurecast. but it's going to be very light in the form of a very light drizzle. by friday, saturday, sunday, that's when high pressure will take over so our temperatures will start to rise. today, upper 50s, low 60s for your afternoon high. and here's a look at what's to come for the weekend. sunny and warm for saturday and sunday. because this is going to fit right over california and then by early next week, it will finally level out. and that's when we start to see the chance of rain on monday night into tuesday. >>> a u.s. senator is demanding answers from apple about why it's slowed down older iphones. senator john thune asked apple if they gave customers enough information before slowing the devices. apple said it slowed

he is helping protect california's $54 billion a year agricultural industry. kpix 5's andria borba goes behind the scenes with skipper, the contraband sniffer, at sfo. >>> reporter: inside the daily grind of international arrivals and customs at sfo, you'll find the hardest working dog at the airport. meet skipper. >> yes. good boy. >> reporter: this 8-year-old beagle mix was a stray from the frigid street of northern michigan when a shelter worker realized he liked to work and sent it for training in georgia. >> show me. >> reporter: skipper isn't a drug dog. he is looking for produce, plants and meat that could bring dangerous pests into the u.s. >> is there any food in your bag? that's not allowed. no fresh food. next time, don't take the food from the airplane, okay? >> reporter: skipper has now obliterated a port of san francisco record. >> right before thanksgiving, he found a banana on a flight and a banana is not normally what you consider a big deal but it was his 20,000th seizure. >> reporter: the old record was 14,000 seizures. in fact, while we wer

here in california, we follow a different path, enlightened by top scientists at the university of california, stanford and cal tech. our state has led the way. >> scott shaffer is next. >> joining us now to talk about the governor brown and san francisco's new interim mayor are columnist at mission local jess esconazi. and university of san francisco professor james taylor. welcome, everybody. it was a very emotional and dramatic week at the board of supervisors. joe, tell us what happened and where we are right now in san francisco politics. >> what i wrote is it was a deeply ugly scene, and it was that, and a very counterintuitive outcome in which the left leaning bloc of supervisors, at this moment in american history, up seated a black woman, a city native who worked her way up from the projects, and a wlolot of perso strife and unseated her in favor of a white venture capitalist. >> is that what you mean when you say ugly if >> the ugliness was the heartfelt and angry reaction of the crowd, many of whom are also african-american, grew up with her, and saw this as part and parcel to a pa

of illegal immigrants in california. the law bars state and local law enforcement agencies from using their resources to assist federal immigration authorities. many undocumented people still have big concerns about threats from the trump administration to crack down on illegal immigrants. >> it's criminalizing our community members, hard workers, people who pay taxes, attended schools. >> just this week, the acting director of i.c.e. called for criminal charges against politicians supporting sanctuary cities. he also said the agency will increase its presence in california in response to the new law. >>> this morning, acting san francisco mayor london breed joined officials and community groups to announce progress in the "vision zero" goal. the program aims to eliminate all traffic-related deaths to the city by the year 2024. today was announced that the numbers for 2017 are the lowest ever, 20 traffic deaths last year compared to 30 in 2016 and 31 in 2015 and 2014. back in 2010 there were 24 deaths on the road. offici

uno mÁs en california stadium en julio. en el fÚtbol espaÑol, el juego de ida de la copa del rey el celta enfrentaba al barcelona que jugÓ sin su estrella leo messi, andrÉs suÁrez y andrÉs iniesta.desde el empate llegÓ el 31. terminÓ en el fondo de las redes11 marcador final. por la copa del rey se complicÓ a los merengues al inicio y sin embargo, en 34 lucas silva provocÓ el penal a favor del equipo blanco. le comente en penal de nueva cuenta lucas vÁzquez. cerrÓ la cuenta al 90 3 0 gana el real madrid. serena williams no participarÁ locutor: tomos con noticias univisiÓn 14, tu gente, tu voz. la prÓxima semana empezarÁn a cerrar tiendas cuyos cierres deberÁn terminar para mayo. no se han confirmado cuÁndo sembrar o se quedarÁn sin trabajo pero se aclarÓ que los que serÁn despedidos recibirán la opciÓn de ser reacomodados. en 2006 contaba con 2000 tiendas pero las ventas por internet han provocado estos cierres. palmira: ya hay un feliz ganador del previo power bone radica en el sur de california. ram

the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i want to thank the gentleman from california. and i want to yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from ohio, mr. steve chabot, who is the author of this measure. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for such time. mr. chabot: i rise today in support of all three of these overwhelmingly bipartisan bills. first, i would like to speak on h.r. 535, which i introduced this congress along with congressman sherman. we appreciate your support on this and lot of other issues with chairman royce and other members. for close to four decades now, the 1979 non-taiwan relations t served as a cornerstone of u.s.-taiwan relations. we have maintained peace and stability and security in the pacific -- asia-pacific region. there are still major steps that we can take to furtherer strengthen u.s.-taiwan relationships. the we should allow the president of taiwan and other high-ranking officials like defense ministers to visit our nation's capital which is currently prohibited. this is our own self-imposed policy

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make southern california a marijuana sanctuary state, to protect california users against federal investigations. >>> the nation's largest food service company has stopped using romaine lettuce after reports of a possible e. coli break-out. canada's public health agency pound 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths now. most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. today, compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens instead. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it, you know it's contaminated with something. cook it and it will kill all the bugs. otherwise, avoid it until we figure out what's going on. >> the cdc is trying to track the source of the illness. northern california gets its lettuce from imperial county or yuma, arizona. local restaurants believe it's safe to eat. >>> caltrans is taking action after last month's report on a dangerous stretch of road along the oakland estuary. but the victim's mother who s

times california. i'm particularly interested in how cafÉ standards including times including gas emission standards impact drivers in my state and across the country. mr. cooke i've heard the argument that the efficiency standards raise costs for consumers but i understand your organization has found otherwise otherwise. do you know how much money divers have saved because of the standards on a per vehicle basis? >> consumers stand to save a little over $3000 on the purchase of a new car or nearly $5000 over the lifetime of the purchase of a new track. those are the gas prices we are at now. clearly if they increase in the meantime -- it would be higher. >> do americans support strong efficiency standards? >> absolutely. seven in 10 americans specifically support government setting strong fuel economy standards in that finding spans across the aisle. >> mr. cooke you mentioned the. and the organization found manufactures can meet stronger standards for 2025 prewhat data and information of the studied

gary nielsen, dijo que california tiene que resister en varios aspectos. gary nielsen lleva la ventaja. fÉlix: tres hispanos esta presos luego de hacer un plan para matar a una mujer. andrea linares nos cuenta. andrea: esta mujer estÁ muerta, es una madre portorriqueÑa que vivÍa en orlando florida, se encontrÓ en el momento equivocado, en el lugar equivocado. esta mujer fue victim y mÁs de un acto -- vÍctima de un acto de violencia. [habla en inglÉs] un sospechoso compareciÓ ante un juez, ella contratÓ a dos delincuentes portorriqueÑos para cometer un asesinato. la mujer estaba molesta porque su pareja aparentemente estaba en una relaciÓn con otra mujer y el plan era deshacerse de ella. los sospechosos persiguieron en la mujer hasta su casa, luego que saliÓ de esta tienda en florida. luego la secuestraron y la llevaron a un apartamento, en ese momento se percataron de que tenÍan a la persona equivocada. [habla en inglÉs] aÚn asÍ, procedieron con el complot, segÚn dijo el agua --aguacil. golpearon y la asfixia en un --afixiaron. dÍas desp

california will miss him. he has done an incredible job. >> reporter: brown was first elected to two terms in 1975 and then two more in 2011. he was elected before statewide term limits were imposed making him the only california governor to serve four terms. in sacramento, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> three men escaped from alcatraz and never heard from again. it's a bay area mystery decade in the making and now this letter has appeared. does it answer the question did they survive? >> investigators hope a $12,000 reward will help them solve a shocking case of animal cruelty where a dog was found hanging from a tree. >>> congressional leaders called out the postal service saying it needs to prevent illegal fentanyl and other opioids from getting into the country. a probe found opioid manufacturers in china are taking advantage of a weak screening process by the u.s. postal service. senate leaders say chinese labs are selling large quantities of fentanyl online and then mailing the drugs to dealers he

you can see rain on the north corner of california. we will not get any of that but we have plenty of cloud cover in place. stretching all the way back, the ridge of high pressure that will strengthen in the coming days so not only keep is dry but warm us up as well temperatures tomorrow morning, another cold one. freezing in some areas. into rosa 32. 32 in fairfield. upper 30s for antioch, livermore. low 40s to mid 40s around the bay. san francisco 45. san jose 38. we have lingering moisture in place. fog will be an issue tomorrow especially for our north bay valley. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be mild, slightly warmer for portions of the south bay. widespread mid to upper 50s around the bay in the east bay. 58 for the afternoon high in santa rosa. today, low to mid 50s up as. temperatures are climbing as we get into saturday, even more so on sunday and monday looks like it could be the warmest day. more on that in the extended forecast coming up. >>> hearing in santa rosa today to talk about what utility companies

proposition 64 has passed in california. lemonis: as of new year's day, any adult can buy pot here without a prescription, and the black market is starting to go legit. i'm marcus lemonis. this summer, i traveled to l.a... we're ending prohibition and we're mainstreaming pot. ...and the desert. did the vote passing increase the odds of you becoming a billionaire some day? absolutely. now i've come to where it all began and where the money is pouring in. so all the real estate you work on is for the marijuana industry? yeah. it's going to be a huge market. california's now the largest legal marijuana market in the world. will the feds step in and try to stop it, or is it time for me to invest? ♪ my journey began on the avenue of the giants, a magical drive through the largest stand of untouched redwood trees in the world. welcome to marijuana country -- humboldt county, california. people have been growing pot up in the hills here since the '60s. it turns out some of them are still at it. but if you want to meet these pione

this is brown's last year as california governor. when he came into office in 2011, the state was facing a $26 billion deficit. today we're in a surplus something he's no doubt expected to mention on thursday. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," continuing breaking news coverage of a now canceled num tsunami watch for our coastline. >> good news there. and we'll track our next storm set to move in. we can see the storm system now that will be moving south into the bay area by tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing and how much rain you can expect. that's coming up next. >>> a fog registering on our computers. cars coming over that hill. a smooth drive for the north bay. we have more coming up. morning news.. a massive (7-point-9 earthquake hit off the coast of alaska.. it initially triggered a tsunami watch for the california coastline. it )s been canceled within the last 15 minutes. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall kicks off our team coverage this

the future of california. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> i'm marcus washington. the governor gave his final state of the state address minutes ago. nbc bay area has been listening in the news room, and, chris, what happens the reception from the message? >> governor brown is a fast talker, includes a lot of facts and details in his speeches, so we are going to continue to look into some of those claims in a moment, but he was welcomed to the podium with a standing ovation. before touting a california economy growing by 846 billion dollars and 2.8 million jobs. [ applause [ applause ] yes, well, thank you, thank you. >> reporter: this is governor brown's 16th and final state of the state, although, he joked he would accept the nomination. governor brown talked about the toll of our state's devastating wildfire and mud slides and how california answered the call for help without regard to party. it was a bipartisan effort like other successes california's seen in recent years. >> a couple confidences

that combination along with thes s down to southern california -- conditions down to southern california will make it quiet. 60 for a few. 4:01. and sal tells us anything? >> e off to a decent start. not a lot going on which is good good. the way we like it to start off at 4:01. let's take a look at the tracy super commute and start with 580. traffic is moving along nicely if you're driving on 580 westbound. it continues to look good as you drive on 205 and 580 into the livermore area on 580 west from livermore, dublin and castro valley, it's better. this is a look at interstate 880 and moving along nicely. for now, we're off to a good start almost anywhere. 402. back to the desk. >> thank you , sal. >>> 13 people killed and dozens of homes swept away or badly damaged by heavy rains and mud slides in southern california. montecito was hit hard. that's where oprah and ellen degeneres live. it's 100 miles northwest of los angeles. a dozen people are missing and there's a fear the death toll may go higher. a 14-year-old girl was rescued by the santa barbara fire department and she's on the

covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. noticia.... tenemos informacin de ultimo minuto, autoridades de oakland reportaron un tiroteo en el que se vieron involucrados agentes del orden.......cerca de la estacin del bart west oakland, al parecer dos sospechosos fueron heridos de bala....... --estas son imagenes en vivo donde se puede observar que hay una gran movilizacin policaca en el lugar......se indic que la policia del; bart tambin se vio involucrada en el incidente.. --esta es una noticia en desarollo... los mantendremos informado en cuanto tengamos ms detalles..... bart officer comes up on 2 men at 7th street and chester . and ultimately fired. 2 men have been shot.but it's still unclear if the bart officer is responsible for the wounds. that's because another firearm was recovered at the scene. not clear how many shots were fired.. not clear if that firearm found at the scene was fired --en mxico se dio a conocer que el still unclear if the bart officer is responsible for the wounds. that's because another firearm was recovered

es ese panorama en el sur de california. tenemos las imÁgenes que hasta ahora estÁn inundando las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ de apocalipticos califican los deslaves que arrasan partes del sur de californi y dejan hasta el javier: califican de apocalÍpticos los deslaves que dejan 15 personas 25 heridos en california. eso, como resultado del diluvio las Últimas horas, ocurrido en las mismas zonas donde hace unos meses sufrieron las consecuencias del devastador incendio thomas. hoy varias calles amanecieron como rÍos de lodo y escombros. algunas casas quedaron destruidas y varias principales vÍas fueron cerradas. carolina: leÍa las fotografías de la autopista 101. estÁn totalmente llenas de lodo. el trÁfico vehicular ha sido afectado, sobre todo en california donde es bastante complicado. justamente y hablando esos videos virales en el condado de santa bÁrbara las imÁgenes que vemos en pantalla para mostrar el momento exacto en que la guardia costera rescata a esta familia. en un helicÓptero suben a un padre, una madr

california legalized it more than 20 years ago. there's a surplus, and some of that surplus crosses state lines illegally. shouldn't there be some kind of strict federal controls in place? >> well, there are federal controls in place. people that move cannabis out of the state of california can be prosecuted for transporting it in interstate commerce, and prosecutions like that continue. they've backed off from prosecuting the dispensaries in california that are adhering to the law, but if you try to move the product out of the state, you do risk exposure to some very significant federal penalties. >> and president obama, under his administration, told u.s. attorneys to explicitly focus on those interstate traffickers. what attorney general sessions has done is taken away that type of prioritization. so he could actually be fomenting more in state trafficking if they start going after these lawful regulated actors. >> david, what about the danger of people driving on the roads under the influence of marijuana? where are we right no

it's been a particularly rough season in california. statewide at least 29 people under the age of 65 have died as a result of the flu. that's around three times higher compared to this same time last year. >> governor brown plans to ask the trump administration to block the expansion of offshore oil drilling in california like he's already done in florida. a plan revealed included six new leases for drilling platforms off california's coast. florida received an exemption tuesday after its governor complained about possible environmental damage. "the sacramento bee" reports california may take legal action to stop offshore drilling. >>> good morning to you. extensive cloud cover and some of this in the form of fog impacting your commute. quarter mile visibility, napa, petaluma, just over a mile in concord. so high pressure is in control. the state is dry today but a weak weather system will ride over the ridge allowing for more clouds in the north bay, a possible sprinkle. a live look outside you can see the embarcadero. it is foggy. if

last week the california department of public health said there was a spike in california. rob roth has more on how the bay area has been impacted. >> this oakland woman got the flu and it lasted three weeks.>> it was rough. i felt very weak. >> she survived but many haven't. that would -- department of public health says that we are almost double from one week ago. the death toll now stands at 74 statewide. >> it is struggling but it is far-reaching. >> of the fatalities, 25 were from the greater bay area. of that, six from contra costa, five from santa clara, four from monterey and three from santa cruz. a new study reveals people infected can pass it on just by breathing. >> part of it is what is the culprit? this one seems to be strong. that is why transmissibility is more. >> several clinics and hospitals say that it appears the number of flu patients is leveling off but that does not mean the crisis is over. >> sometimes we can get another wave. >> health experts recommend people get their flu shot, doctors say that it is better than not getting it and if you have a f

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