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

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: 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

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 $

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

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

. >> 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

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es "contacto deportivo". nathalie: hola, quÉ tal? le saluda nataly juÁrez. la crisis abandonÓ al real madrid, al minuto 89 aparecÍa la zurda de oro de asencio para ponerle un poco de luz al encuentro. vamos a la informaciÓn de la nba, durante el partido entre los chicago bulls y lo golden state warriors un jugador perdiÓ dos dientes y ahora es estudiado por contusiÓn cerebral. ♪ ♪ para mÁs informaciÓn esta noche estÁ "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: hoy sÓlo a las 23:00 estaremos en un foro de seguridad pÚblica y un experto nos habla de las acciones hipotecarias ante una posible deportaciÓn para los emigrantes. mire, en un hecho inusual, el papa francisco caso a una pareja en el aviÓn que era transportado. ramÓn: ellos serÁn tripulantes de una aerolÍnea y habían preparado casarse desde el 2010. palmira: ellos ya estaban casados por civil y aprovecharon que el papa estaba frente a ellos y le pidieron

california." they don't want to leave the u-s... just california. the new california movement wants to include the areas highlighted in blue. it would incorporate most of california's rural counties... such as redding... chico... and fresno. sonoma county and contra costa county are inlcuded in the new proposed state.... most of the urban areas along the coast... would remain with the original state of california. we've posted the full declaration on kron4 dot com. ( james ) the cost of california's bullet train is going up. this time by 2-point-8 billion dollars. the california high speed rail authority says that money will pay for a 119- mile segment in the central valley ... which is partly under construction. it boosts the overall cost to 67- billion -dollars. the project was orginally projected to cost 40- billion- dollars. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... apple is hiring. the jobs that are open... that you can do from home.

suficiente, el director de la agencia de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas emitiÓ una advertencia en california que su agencia planea, yy ya estÁ incrementando su presencia y arrestos en el estado. ramÓn: tambiÉn indicÓ que los polÍticos que apoyen las leyes santuario deben enfrentar cargos criminales. jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa con . este informe. jaime: esta amenaza del director interino de ice ocurre tras la reciÉn aprobada ley santuario en california. es el director interino de la agencia ice y en una entrevista advirtiÓ que ice redoblar a su presencia en california y que es mejor que se agarren. >> es muy probable que vayamos a ver mÁs redadas este aÑo. mÁs redadas, más agentes de inmigraciÓn y mÁs arrestos que el aÑo pasado. jaime: la abogada dice que hay que tomar estas amenazas en serio y que el nuevo estatus de santoyo de california sÓlo limita la cooperaciÓn de las agencias con ice. >> su respuesta serÁ: no quiero hablar hasta que tenga a mi abogado. >> es importante que la gente entienda cuÁles son sus derechos. jaime: las amenazas han generado preocupaciÓn entre

this triage tent was constructed down in southern california. a director at the medical center says her staff is treating 60 more patients each day than usual. this is one of the worst flu seasons in years. in california, at least 42 people under the age of 65 have died of complications from the virus. >>> amazon has announced its top 20 cities for a second headquarters. the full list of finalists leans toward locations in the midwest, south and east coast, but l.a. did make the list. other cities include atlanta, boston, chicago, toronto, dallas, washington, dc. the criteria, it has to be a metropolitan area with a population greater than a million and the ability to attract and keep strong technical talent. >>> the earth's warming continues in 2017. nasa said last year was second warmest year after 2016 but unlike 2016, 2017's warmth was not aided by el nino. it's fueled by emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases according to some experts. >>> today we have rain. >> we are watching the rain coming down to the north of us. throug

in the bay area and in california. we will hear from the governor candidates and look at the hotly debated races. the state of california airs today at 4:00 and then tonight at 9:00. >>> just a few minutes from the closing bell and this is another look at a down day for the indexes. the dow jones is down 321 points. hefty losses in healthcare and tech stocks. the nasdaq down 54 points. the s&p 500 down 26.>> thank you for joining us, we continue our coverage on ktvu.com. we will bring you the state of the union address tonight at 6:00. dr. oz: did you think she was capable of this evil? and siblings beaten starved for years, what drove them to do this? turpin's sister and it all n reveal how started. haven't hurt. coming up next. dr. oz: tucked away in a small town, itia

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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

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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

organizers of the new california effort are going to work with the california legislature they say in the u.s. congress two their vision of two california is the reality. congress would need to approve the splitting of california but organizers say they do expect the golden state to be divided into two different states within the next year and half. >>> the national weather service is warning about unusually big waves along the coast this week. our meteorologist saw it today. waves could get up to 20 feet high starting tonight and could generate dangerous rip currents. never turn your back on the ocean and keep it dry on kids and pets. the conditions could be optimal for the mavericks surf competition in half moon bay. the windows open for the competition but it has not yet been called.>>> let's bringing in -- let's bringing our meteorologist. >> i was checking out the surf. in the high tide, the water so i that it does not take much to push the water over the wall. >> what you think about mavericks? >> it will be a challenge this week. you want the perfect combination of a big storm

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

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

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>> right now central california is about to dig hours from the wavefront. there's still a lot of time before it arrives. we will be issuing additional information. if you are very important to move inland and upslope rapidly. we tell people to move at least one mile inland and also stay there until emergency managers tell you it's safe to return. often, tsunami waves don't occur singly, is actually a train of waves. the first arrival won't be the last and it may not be the biggest. if you are in a warning area and you need to evacuate, it's important to stay put until the all clear is sounded. >> how prevalent is that area to earthquakes and is this one of the bigger ones that's occurred in the gulf in several years? >> this is the biggest a long time, for sure. the geologic structure that is dominant there is a subduction zone. that's where the pacific plate is moving towards the north american plate. as they run into each other, the pacific plate is denser so it dives under alaska or sub docs under alaska. those features typically curl -- create large ear

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

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

estudien, que puedan trabajar, y vivir aqui en el estado de california. we stand with out daca students, they are important member of our universities and communities. y ellos no son los unicos que buscan una solucion para estos beneficiarios e incluso el congresista jeff denham quien representa el valle central , presento con otros varios congresistas una medida bipartidista en la cual esperan una aprobacion muy pronto. y a pesar de esta extension, julia vera abogada de inmigracion no se permite nuevas solicitudes de daca de parte de algun soliciatante o un joven que jamas a pedido el daca, por lo pronto si el o ella archiva una solicitud para daca se la van a rechazar. susanna gonzalez susannagonzaleztv el costo para renovar la solicitud de daca es de 495 dolares, pero en caso de que los estudiantes no cuenten con ese dinero, estos colegios y universidades buscarán los recursos para ayudarlos. en solo los colegios comunitarios se calculan alrededor de 65 mil beneficiarios de daca y 7 mil en universidades de california...cada uno de ellos dice el fiscal

le presentamos el caso de un oficial en san diego, california, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. aranza: frustraciÓn e incentive hombres son los alimentos que invade a los bienes soÑadores tras negociaciones en el senado para establecer un presupuesto temporal y reabrir el gobierno tras tres dÍas de cierre parcial. han tenido que conformarse con la promesa que republicanos le hicieron a demÓcratas de traer una soluciÓn despuÉs del 8 de febrero si no se llega a un acuerdo. reportera: el congreso realizÓ un acuerdo, pero para muchos el cierre determina sin protecciÓn para ellos mismos, este grupo no ocultaron su dolor y frustraciÓn. >> me dio decepciÓn de ver que no se pudo guardar ese voto para que se siguiera poniendo presiÓn. reportera: fue aprobada de que republicanos en el senado se comprometieran a bar en inmigraciÓn el próximo mes, pero estos jÓvenes querÍan un compromiso hoy, muchos lloraron en silencio. >> algunos de los demÓcratas tuvieron cobardÍa, tambiÉn sabemos que algunos lucharon. >> pporque no hay una garan

that's according to new analysis by covered california. their executive director says recent federal decisions are threatening to increase premiums. that includes removing the penalty for not having insurance and reduced outreach. both can lower enrollment and raise premiums for the covered california market. people who received subsidized insurance would not be effected. but about six million americans who do not get subsidies could see the spike in costs. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... bart is ready to launch its new fleet. when the new trains will hit the tracks. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge. the hollywood minute is welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... we've got the latest on an oscar winner -turned action star... and a veteran "mock rocker" on the comeback trail. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (nat-music/action)there's plenty of action in the latest trailer for the reboot of "tomb raider," opening in marc

the california earthquake authority says they have $15 billion in reserves. the october fires resulted in nine dollar -- $9 billion in claims. it's important to be informed. know the soil conditions around your home. you could enter your address in the my hazards webpage and they will tell you what the risk is in your area. you want to consider the foundation and construction, decide now if you need to mitigate damage or buy earthquake insurance or do both. back to you. >> thank you julie. >>> light rain around the bay area. chopper five flew into a downpour out near the golden gate bridge earlier this morning. more of this is on the way. our chief meteorologist is tracking that for us. >> we had two days with rainfall courtesy of the showers that are outside. with already had two days with some type of rainfall in january with more to come. tomorrow will be day number three. light to moderate showers in and around middle valley. some getting some showers off to a few in the east bay hills. tomorrow, another front moves through with scattered showers overnigh

jerry brown, california "in just the last eight years alone, california's personal income has grown $845 billion and 2.8 million new jobs have been created. very few places in the world can match that record. (applause). and confidence from california voters..for bipartisan laws like the rainy day fund, the water bond and pension reform.gov. jerry brown, california "may not be the final one but it was there and you did it, republicans and democrats." but the governor also looked ahead in his speech. on environmental issues - he called back to wildfires from months earlier.. he said he plans to put together a task force of scientists and forest practitioners to look at ways of reducing the threat of wildfires. as for climate change the governor says the science is not in doubt.gov. jerry brown, california "all nations agree except one and that is solely because of one man: our current president." the governor also pushed an idea to create a california online college for a low-cost degree. a push that appeared, for now, to get bipartisan applause in a room full of lawmakers.asm. phil ting

it's all of the state of california. it went all the way up to the washington state, oregon, of course, was included. and then this map shows where each of the assembly centers are so depending on where you lived you were sent to a different assembly center. and this explains where all the centers were. there was one in pine dale and one at the fresno fairgrounds. the assembly center was just a temporary location so it was people literally lived in the horse stalls and there are accounts about that. how hot it was in the summer and how there was no air conditioning, and it dawned on me that hitting the hay was very appropriate a terp because they literally had to stuff nature tresses with hay and that's what they slept on. we use at term internment knowing that officially the word interment is meant for prisoners war and military prisoners. and obviously these people were never blamed for anything. they did nothing wrong. so they were technically not prisoners but they were incars res, they had no choice about going to t

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 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

they joined chancellors from the university of california for cal state and california community colleges yesterday. the trump administration would end the program to protect young immigrants in march unless congress woult. it's time to end the uncertainty for students. >> it means renewal and reauthorization of work permits, and an ability to move forward in their education and we hope more center in their lives which have been thrown into chaos by the, as last fall of donald trump. >> the department of homeland security is under a court order to exact rue newly applications. cost is $495. many programs have programs to pay for it. >>> 20-year-old louise was visiting his girlfriend and he was visiting him at a check point. and he overstayed his visa mora came to the us legally from columbia when he was 11 years old. bay area workers and supporters worked to get him released. he was freed on $1500 and plans to return to campus >>> the time is 4:40, tuition at uc schools may be going up again. next week the board of regents may vote on a 2.7% increase next fall. that would mean an extra $3