what would happen in california? how much of the california prison system and immigration jail system is run by for-profit companies? hamid: well, so as it stands right now, there are four major private facilities that house detainees in the immigration context in california. those facilities are operated by large for-profit entities, and those facilities would no longer be allowed to renew their contracts. a number of those facilities actually are rife with immigration abuse. one of those facilities is actually the second deadliest facility in the entire nation and so what will essentially happen is these facilities will no longer be allowed to continue their contracts and hopefully it means the end of for profit immigration detention in california. amy: so can you talk about this latest death and how it fits into this picture? hamid: one of the reasons why for-profit facilities are problematic is they don't have the same agree of transparency and accountability you would expect from an institution which deprives pe

california es el estado de la nacion con leyes mas estrictas. los niÑos no tendran que levantarse tan temprano para ir a la escuela. movimiento, dice Él. >> de resistencia contra el presidente republicano alboroto en varias leyes. en respuesta a lo que ha hecho el presidente de estados uno y dos. nÚmero numero de estas leyes fueron promovidos por su rival, organizaciÓn provee migrante mÁs grande del estado de california, para avisar como afectar las nuevas leyes a la poblaciÓn inmigrante de california nos acompaÑa, yo se pidiera director de polÍticas de hecho, hay varios sus costas buenas noches. gracias y bienvenidode pasar punto bueno a ver cuentan un poco cuÁl son las luego y es la legislaciÓn quÉ cheer la ha apoyado y que ha seguido detalle. primeramente lo que se mÁs es reconocer mas que california, uno de los estados mÁs grande con la poblaciÓn mÁs grande de migrantes, no tiene que tan, pero tan sÓlo ser modelo, sino tambiÉn la resistencia, y cÓmo hacemos la resistencia avanzando legislaciones. que protejan a la persona i

the gentleman from california is recognized. we have no additional speakers on this side, so i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california of his the balance time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. no further we have requests for speakers so we give time.ur the speaker pro tempore: the yields.n mr. smith: i take that back, that french and ask hill be yielded such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. hill: i thank the speaker. new nk my friend from jersey very much to come and speak on the subject of hong kong today. i rise in support of all these bills today especially from my friend and i stand in solid dart. for more than four months we witnessed hong kong citizens peacefully protest. over my years i traveled to hong kong and witnessed their innovative spirit and work ethic. hong kong was the model for the asian tigers in their prosperity and innovation. in the 1980's when a pro opponent of welfare statism, how many hong kongs

desaulnier of california. the chair: the gentleman from california and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. deis all snay -- mr. desaulnier: i don't want to belabor points that have been brought up. i want to say as someone who has been in elected office in the san francisco bay area for a listening time where so much innovation around social plat forms and communications have taken place, much of it in ms. lofgren's district, how proud i've been of them but how, now, appropriately, i think, skeptical i am of their ability to do unilaterally or merely by themselves to ennorse proper protections for american democracy. that's why i think this bill and this discussion is so very important. we know from the mueller report hat 126 million americans were contacted directly or indirectly just on facebook by the russians. . mr. mueller said it was a systematic attempt by the we know, also, that the president's appointee s f.b.i. director has said rec

the sky freeways and fires you go right there in northern and southern california tonight 26000000 people are under a red flag warning meaning that conditions are perfect for combustion now this is what tens of thousands of residents around los angeles see as they flee the flames for now but beginning later today hurricane strength deol blow and santa ana winds are expected to blow in giving new life to the deadly blaze is that all burning california i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. it's a little mia people will not be returning to their homes this evening. before there was any flames there anywhere. but outside and i saw the sky lit up bright red we will see something very strong right there right now are and drove right up to the fire line those extreme wind events can pick up and transfer the fire miles away sometimes and it was embers blowing right across the street into these houses . also coming up in the eastern ukraine soldiers are entrenched in a conflict with russian backed separatists after 5 years of fighting can both sides be asked to trust each other. yeah you know w

laurel heights partners, 3333 california street project. ordinance approving a development agreement between the city and county of san francisco and laurel heights partners, llc. >> thank you. this project which is over 10 acres in a very rare piece of land in san francisco lies in supervisor safai district and we are joined by supervisor. >> nine. the floor is yours. >> thank you. i'm going to be brief in my opening remarks and simply set the stage for the department presentations on three pieces of legislation pertinent to this project. before you is a special use districts, a development agreement ordinance and a major encroachment ordinance. the site come as you just mentioned is the current ucsf laurel heights campus which is currently in office park fence in by a brick wall. the development agreement before you is for 744 units of housing with 186 units dedicated to much-needed affordable housing and low income seniors. the developer will be responsible for finding on-site senior housing in the development agreement is the best way f

in southern california. this is ongoing. >> okay. let's go back to the power outages and governor gavin newsom is speaking right now. let's listen in. >> questions, give you an update. i know pg&e will be providing an update, i believe at 6:00 tonight as well. we just got off the phone with bill johnson, the current ceo of pg&e. and i have been up and down this state, oakland two days ago, i had a chance to go down to san diego. was in l.a. today and merced, terlock, now here with you. assessing not only the situation here in northern california but assessing what invariably will be conditions that will take shape in the next 48 hours in southern california. southern california's not immune to the kind of conversations most of us here in the northern part of the state have experienced. let me just make something crystal clear from the top. this is amplified some of the earlier comments in oakland, san diego, and los angeles. it's decisions that were not made that have led to this moment in pg&e's history and the state of california a

with love, california. >>all right we're back at 5.30 still following the latest at a southern california. we have what's called the saddle ridge fire burning right now in the hills of l a it's forced 40 served scorched 4600 acres and forced evacuations of more than 1900 homes and it looks like we may have a house on fire actually is it seems in closer, you see that line of fire fighting trucks. i think they're on a road that borders right up against those houses which that overlook the ridge below and it looks like we may have this the backyards of several homes on fire right now you can see more and more emergency personnel are responding to this tree to try to save those structures and keep this fire from spreading any more than has already. >>and so horrible now so it's just what it was well and that's what p g said they were so afraid of here in the bay area where they shut down power order to avoid any kind of you know being at fault for starting a wildfire and when the winds and that was the big dang

israel in california. in addition we can and will get better preparing with our state and local governments and agencies. there is to meddle in helping these events proceeds smoothly. i want to thank them for all the for given conditions and risks we face. to provide an operational and thank you for joining us again. want to touch on a few additional items. more than 6300 employees and calm. arline inspection work. safety inspection work. and restoration. of the impacted customers have been restored. continuing to do. ah the good work out there to continue to minimize the impact to our customers and our communities. voltage lines that carry power. work closely with the cal, iso to ensure we continue to maintain system system stability. part of the restoration process. in regards to some of the specifics and that progress we've made in the various areas with the north valley. sarah foothills. customers have been restored. customers have been restored. customers have been restored. so what this means is as o

california, you know how we people voted for california voted for donald trump in california? four and a half million people and not a single one of them mattered. because of the winner take all rule, which is what came up in the last session. it's at the heart of the inequity that is created by our current electoral college system. 4. 5 million people is more than hillary clinton's entire national margin, none of those people counted. it is important to remember that how we more people this is from the perspective of turnout and involvement how many more people would feel involved in feel like a mattered under a popular vote. she mentioned communities of color, were right >> now there are a lot of people who just don't count. throughout the south, african-american voters have not seen their vote represented by a single electoral vote in generations. all of the sudden, have a popular vote and black voters in the south would matter just as much as white voters in wyoming and north dakota and west virginia. it completely alters how a campaign happens. >> to that point, which is

battle fronts seen from the sky freeways and fires and you go right there in northern and southern california tonight 26000000 people are under a red flag warning meaning that conditions are perfect for combustion now this is what tens of thousands of residents around los angeles see as they flee the flames for now but beginning later today hurricane strength the ol blow and santa ana winds are expected to blow in giving new life to the deadly blaze is that all burning california i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the old small little people will not be returning to their homes this evening. before there was any flames or any were destroyed. but outside and i saw the whole sky lit up bright red we will see some of the very strong winds right there right there are and drove right up to the fire line those extreme wind events can pick up and transfer the fire miles away sometimes and there was embers blowing right across the street into these houses. also coming up in the eastern ukraine soldiers are entrenched in a conflict with russian backed separatists after 5 years of fighting can bo

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southern california. we will speak with congress member ro khanna about the growing calls to make pacific gas & electric a public utility. we will also speak to a woman who risked her life while fighting fires as a prisoner in california. about $.53 an hour. my total check per month was about somewhere around $64 i believe. and i was one of the highest paid at the fire department. so the other women i worked side-by-side with were making about $.38 an hour. amy: plus we speak to a reporter at the l los angeles timimes abt her story, "housekeepers and gardeners go to work despite the flames." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in california, extreme winds of up to 60 miles per hour caused new fires to erupt across the southern part of the state wednesday. in ventura county north of los angeles, the so-called easy fire came nearly to the doorstep of the ronald reagan presidential library as hundreds of firefighters worked to

sky freeways and fires you go right there in northern and southern california tonight 26000000 people are under a red flag warning meaning that conditions are perfect for combustion now this is what tens of thousands of residents around los angeles see as they flee the flames for now but beginning later today hurricane strength diablo and santa ana winds are expected to blow in giving new life to the deadly blaze is that all burning california i'm bored off in berlin this is the day. if you. know it's a little people will not be returning to their homes this evening. before there was any flames or anywhere and so i. went outside and i saw the sky lit up right through it we'll see something very strong right there right here and drove right up to the fire line those extreme wind events we can pick up and transfer the fire miles away sometimes and there was embers blowing right across the street into these houses. also coming up in the eastern ukraine soldiers are entrenched in a conflict with russian backed separatists after 5 years of fighting can both sides be asked to trust each oth

southern california. we will speak with congress member ro khanna about the growing calls to make pacific gas & electric a public utility. we will also speak to a woman who risked her life while fighting fires as a prisoner in california. about $.53 an hour. my total check per month was about somewhere around $64 i believe. and i was one of the highest paid at the fire department. so the other women i worked side-by-side with were making about $.38 an hour. amy: plus we speak to a reporter at thehe los angeles t times abt her story, "housekeepers and gardeners go to work despite the flames." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in california, extreme winds of up to 60 miles per hour caused new fires to erupt across the southern part of the state wednesday. in ventura county north of los angeles, the so-called easy fire came nearly to the doorstep of the ronald reagan presidential library as hundreds of firefighters worked to

>> california. >> reporter: california. where are you guys from? >> china. >> reporter: china. >> long island. >> houston, texas. >> i'm from los angeles. >> i'm an international student. >> reporter: really? >> from rome. >> reporter: so what are colleges doing with all your extra money? some of it goes to teaching, of course, but most does not. atu.,hile studentsmef ththr age. so l is the t quad,ut would you say it's the focal point of school funding? >> absolutely not. i think if anything, it's kind of been neglected by school funding. >> reporter: lsu senior catherine mckinney took us on a tour of what she said are her school's questionable priorities. at the library, we saw some of the building literally falling apart. the tuition and fee have doubled in a decade. >> correct. >> reporter: and the library has water in the basement and rugs from another generation. >> right. >> o'donnell.>> reporter: you hy river. >> but we have a lazy river so maybe i should just go relax. >> reporter: louisiana state and penn state declined an interview, but t

and kincade fire in northern california is now california's biggest fire of the year. robert gray in brentwood with more. reporter: southern california residents from los angeles to san diego, brace for what fire officials call extremely critical fire conditions. winds to rage to 65, 70 miles per hour, begin tonight, and lasting through thursday midday. 20 thousand people remain evacuated from this neighborhood in brentwood in los angeles, that was hit hard yet by the getty fire. concern that santa ana will breadth embers. -- spread embers. in northern california, the kincade fire growing, more than a million are without power, as pg&e continues to cut power. >> governor newsom saying that tactic is unacceptable, a little bit of calm before the storm. fire officials taking their positions, they will be in place when the high winds arrive late therefore eve innothing thank you so much. >> been three years in a row california fires, pg&e, been blamed for faulty power lines igniting fires be now say its rolling pow or outages to prevent fires, does this have to be the new

es todo de parte para conexiÓn california. soy ramÓn adame. ♪ ♪ ♪ jairo: mÉxico ya despidiÓ los restos de josÉ josé en el palacio de bellas artes. al volver, le contamos la historia de cÓmo la muerte de una niÑa en el valle central, logrÓ salvar la vida de otros. recuerde que nos pueden seguir en redes sociales. en facebook, conexiÓn california, nos hace like. los puede tambiÉn mandar comentarios en twitter a travÉs de conexiÓn ca. jairo: gracias por continuar con conexiÓn california. la muerte de una niÑa conmocionÓ a una comunidad en el valle central. pero sus Órganos fueron donados y dieron vida a otros niÑos. desde conexiÓn fresno, david ibarra da mÁs detalles. david: hola, hace un par de meses muriÓ una niÑa de visalia en un accidente automovilÍstico. familia decidiÓ donar sus Órganos. raÚl delgado hablÓ con la madre. dice que a pesar de su dolor, sabe que muchos estÁn viviendo, gracias a su pequeÑa. raÚl:con lÁgrimas, la madre de francine salazar quiere que todo el mundo recuerde la so

some say more needs to be done. >> we also want to encourage the state of california through the california department of education, for example, to have its own reporting on bullying and discrimination in its school districts based on age, sex, sexual orientation, gender, for example, to show exactly how severe this issue is in california. >> reporter: studies have shown children who are harassed at school are more likely to suffer anxiety and depression. >> it makes kids not want to step up and be part of the soccer team or to get up in front of the class and talk about, you know, who they are and feel proud of it. >> reporter: care california hopes their work will ultimately help improve the lives of all students across the state. >> districts and schools need to be part of that process of creating environments that are inclusive and finding ways to bring people together. >> reporter: an opportunity to inspire change. in the south bay, abc7 news. >>> if you or someone you know is dealing with bullying, check out abc7news.com/takeaction. there are links to resources and links to connect y

and into southern california. so this wind event does look like it's a california-wide phenomenon. this is expected to transition across the south, half of the state later tonight thursday into friday. ou utility to the south, so cal edison, according to their website, is considering a psps event for about 300,000 customers as well. so it is a california-wide phnomenon and a risk of significant fires across vast portions of california. the northern california event that we are heading into is expected to peak overnight tonight. we are expecting the winds to taper off for northern california. kind of in that 10:00 a.m. to noon time frame. and at that time we'll be looking at our more than 600 weather stations across the territory as well as other intel from our high-resolution cameras and also field crews that are placed strategically out in the field in order to determine and recommend an all-clear so that our crews can begin to restore power for northern california. across the south it does look like the winds ar

>>> a fire storm in southern california right now. these are live pictures from granada hills, sylmar and porto ranch area in the san fernando valley. >>over night homes destroyed, evacuations and thousands of people watching and waiting to see if they need toetout. not a good start for their morning. good morning to you here in the bay area. we're dealing with our own power outages here. power is coming back on in some spots. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. we're going to get a start with weather and traffic, get you out the door. the winds in southern california same things we were fearing up here. >> theystem basically moved south so it is producing high winds there and low humidity. as we head out the door in dublin right now, looks pretty busy. as you get ready to step out it's chilly, some cool air. look at where we start in the upper 40s, so you need a heavier jacket if you're on your way out the door, and also going to be outside for a little while. we'll see our temperatures warmin

jairo: si yo tengo cover california de un rey escribirme? patricia: estamos recomendando que veas su tus oportunidades mÉdicas o que veas a tu especialista para volver a renovar tu plan, debe sentarte con tu agente y ver cuÁl es el plan que mÁs se adapta a tus necesidades. jairo: entiendo que hay 1.2 millones de californianos que califican para este seguro mÉdico, qué es lo que tengo que hacer? patricia: 1.2 millones de personas son elegibles pero tiene que ser presidente, ciudadano o un nÚmero social vÁlido, si tiene cualquiera de estas, con tu cÓdigo postal mÁs tus ingresos puedes inscribirte y tener el servicio de cover california. jairo: cuÁnto pagarÍa una familia con cuatro personas en este seguro mÉdico. patricia: dependiendo de donde vivas porque esto depende los planes, lo importante es contactar a un agente certificado de cover california y ahÍ puedes saber mÁs o menos cuanto a pagar por tu plan. lo que sÍ te puedo decir es que de nueve, cada 10 personas tienen subsidio del gobierno y ayuda financiera, es una cantidad

we must report our compliance to the california puc. our compliance report for the 2020-2022 timeframe is due to the puc on october 31. how do we go about our efforts to comply? we conducted conducted solicitations i would participated in solicitations that others held like utilities and other ccas. they put out multiple solicitations our self, since april, for resource adequacy products. we execute contracts with several suppliers as a result of those efforts. but still did not have enough supply under contract to meet our requirements for this time. we also participated in pg&e's 2019 multiyear solicitation that was issued in july 2019. pg&e holds at most, if not all come of the remaining market supply. they had most of the customers, so it made sense that they had most of the supply as customers moved over and enrolled in other programs like our cleanpowersf program. now we need to move those products over to. they submitted a bid on august 6, we were short lifted in that solicitation. this is a time sensitive transaction. the genera

and abc's will reeve leads us off from california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, california is a tinderbox. the tick fire breaking out near santa clarita, north of los angeles, engulfing structures amid extremely critical fire conditions. our matt gutman on the scene. >> this fire is completely driven by the wind right now. you can see it's blowing from behind my head up that hill. >> reporter: this, as firefighters in northern california desperately try to get the upper hand on a massive, out of control wildfire. trees are going up like kindling here, the embers coming in every direction. no matter where you are, you have to be wary of the wind, because it can change at any second. the kincaid fire in sonoma county igniting just before 9:30 p.m. wednesday. ferocious winds gusting above 75 miles per hour fueling the inferno's spread. >> we just can't keep ahead of it. so, we've had to -- we're almost just chasing it and trying to get ahead of it constantly throughout this whole night. >> reporter: firefighters driving through tunnels of flames, fire engulfing both sides of the road. reside

lars year the campfire in northern california and southern california occurred in that first week or stow of november. and so that is why we are very vigilant at this moment. the winds are the most vexing and most complexing part of our suppression and prevention challenges but good news is, the winds have died down in the last number of hours and giving us arrest pit at the moment. and there was a lot of fire up and down, right now as of the last 1 1/2 hours or two, things feel relatively calm despite those 330 fires that i noted looking in the rear view mirror over the last 24 hours, so we're vigilant. we are prepared. i want to thank all of our partners local, mutual aid, all of the partnerships for evacuation at the local level and all the shelter work that is being done protecting our seniors. mark is here, health and human service director. we have focused on those who need backup batteries with oxygen and local hospitals making sure they are providing access to medications and to critical care equipment, fill in the blank. so that is where we are at the moment. we have provide

like battle fronts seen from the sky freeways and fires you go right there in northern and southern california tonight 26000000 people are under a red flag warning meaning that conditions are perfect for combustion now this is what tens of thousands of residents around los angeles see as they flee the flames for now but beginning later today hurricane strength diablo and santa ana winds are expected to blow in giving new life to the deadly blaze is that all burning california i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. a little bit will people will not be returning to their homes this evening. before there was any flames or anywhere and so i. went outside and i saw the sky lit up bright red we will see some a very strong right jill zarin drove right up to the fire line those extreme wind events can pick up and transfer the fire miles away sometimes as it was embers blowing right across the street into these houses. also coming up in the eastern ukraine soldiers are entrenched in a conflict with russian backed separatists after 5 years of fighting can both sides be asked to trust each other. yeah

al Área de la bahÍa. $350,000,000 irÁn a la edificaciÓn de casas fuera de california. el proyecto lo tiene previsto culminar en los prÓximos 10 aÑos. ramÓn:nd paola: muchos creen que piden el beneficio sÓlo para cambiar su estatus y no porque hayan sufrido violencia. >> el gobierno de estados unidos pone las cosas mÁs difÍciles de los menores de edad. para que le den estado de inmigrante los menores tienen que ir a una corte estatal y pedirle a un juez de familia que le de Órdenes indicando que ellos han sido vÍctimas de abuso o de negligencia por parte de los.os jueces que presenten mÁs evidencia de por quÉ debieron intervenir y le piden a los requisitos el dÍa que el juez pide la orden. la medida es otro obstÁculo para organizaciones que ayudan a jÓvenes migrantes que carecen de ayuda legal. >> no resta solamente la parte legal. >> no hay abogados suficientes para que lleven nuestros casos. eventos. sÓlo buscan proteger a los jÓvenes que sean elegibles siempre y cuando respeten la ley. >> quieren proteger a los menores de edad, pero le dan derechos. ed

she cofounded the california renters legal advocacy and education fund has sued nine california communities for refusing to build. their weapon of choice, he t this. >> of the city zones for something, and a developer comes and proposes something within the zoning, the city has to approve it. >> i see the supports as a poor, poor idea. i think it is antagonistic, i think it has a bullying quality to it. is >> e thtioften uses la y ththe e carnlifobuilding proc t now every community is subject to regional housing allocation. historically, cities in the state of california, do not meet the goals. governor newsom says that the goals need to be adjusted so more housing can be built. remember, send usur yo"project you can watch all of our original reports under the project home tab on kpix.com. >>> a man was kidnapped from his home early this morning. hours later, they found a car anybody. they are processing two crime scenes. we will have much more the story straight ahead is 6:00. >>> two fatal hit-and-run's in the bay area today. a woman was killed and a child injured by a driver outside of g

. >>> en los estudiantes de las escuelas de california ingresarán un poco más tarde a clases. >>> viviremos la razón detrás de esta nueva ley estatal. >>> noticiero telemundo 41 al mediodía buenas tardes y graciaspor iniciar su semana con nosotros. >>> una nueva ley convierte california en el primer estado en exigir algunas escuelas públicas que comiencen mÁs tarde para que los estudiantes puedan dormir un poco más. >>> gracias a este anuncio muy importante para todas las familias y que se dio a través de todo el estado. es esta nueva ley para estudiantes de secundaria y preparatoria y tiene como razón que puedan dormir más. las 8:00 de la maÑana será lo más temprano que podrían comenzar las clases de secundaria y las 8:30 para los de preparatoria hay quienes dicen que eso podría llevarlos a tener una mejor jornada. algunos padres de familia expresaron preocupaciones en los cambios de sus rutinas diarias como padres. cabe mencionar que según los expertos de la academia de medicina, los adolescentes pueden dormir entre ocho a 10 horas diarias pero muchos no hacen esto esta ley

and abc's will reeve leads us off from california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, california is a tinderbox. the tick fire breaking out near santa collar rita, north of los angeles, engulching structures amid extremely critical fire conditions. >> those are the homes right now that, if you are there, it is time to get out if you haven't already. this, as firefighters in northern california desperately try to get the upper hand on a massive, out of control wildfire. trees are going up like kindling here, the embers coming in every direction. no matter where you are, you have to be wary of the wind because it can change at any second. the kinkaid fire in sonoma county igniting just before 9:30 p.m. wednesday. ferocious winds gusting above 75 miles per hour fueling the inferno's spread. >> we just can't keep ahead of it. so, we had to -- we're almost just chasing it and trying to get ahead of it constantly throughout this whole night. >> reporter: firefighters driving through tunnels of flames, fire engulfing both sides of the road. residents fighting the flames with hoses. >> all of geyservil

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. desaulnier: i want to make a comment to my friend from georgia as we do this. i want to express my respect and affection for him in the short time i got to serve with him. and i agree with almost everything he said with the possible exception of his prediction on the next election. but other than that, i yearn to be part of this institution that solves problems, where you take a liberal perspective and conservative perspective and by listening to both, we get a product that is more reflective of the whole. and someone who has served at the city level, county level, at the state level and now in congress, it is discouraging for me to be here and not be as engaged as i hoped to in problem solving and respecting differences of opinion. we'll get through this. the speaker likes to quote lincoln, with public sentiment everything is possible. without it, nothing is possible. no statute has real force. that is good for us to remember that we have to go back to our town halls as we all do and

california's only state not having this requirement. what is taking so long? >> it's strange, usually california is leading in doing things first but this is a place where we are lagging behind. we are the only state in the nation that does not regulate athletic trainers. we should have a licensure protocol and a board that oversees the licensed athletic trainers and we don't. my bill would provide that for their first time and it's about the health, safety and welfare of students, athletes, workers and others throughout the state. >> unqualified people are treating the california children? >> they are. there is no doubt about it. they don't need to have a certain educational background or accredited certification. folks hold themselves out there as athletic trainers that don't have the qualifications or skills. it provides a false sense of security. they may provide services to a child or family member. >> one large group in opposition is the california physical therapy association for they oppose 1592 and said

. >>> more protection for california renters. next, the housing bill that could help more than 8 million people across california . >>> there has been a possible hepatitis a exposupassengers on francisco to charlotte flight may have been exposed. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along well if you are driving on interstate 80 westbound. so far heading down to the macarthur maze. >>> the wind turned northerly. mendocino and lake county. for us locally is out of the west for most locations and not too bad unless you're at the altamont pass. more on all the advisories is coming up. - people ask how i can tell my girls apart. come on. a mom knows. like when i chose our family eye doctor-- private practice doctor at first they all seemed ide with the orange premier banner, and personalized attieenr. - i did once mistake mr. cuddles for mr. snuggles. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >> because that is our response, to be to those. we will support as ndeing up service centers for folks but we will be there. we are in the

red flag warnings are posted across much of northern and southern california. forecasters say the dry conditions and strong winds could help fuel already out-of-control wildfires. laura podesta is here in new york. how strong are these winds expected to be today? >> reporter: in los angeles, winds are expected to be out of the east/northeast at four miles per hour this morning. so that's what's known as a moderate breeze. not terribly windy, but not the break that firefighters need either. firefighters in california's wine country are racing against mother nature. >> we're playing office and defense on two sides of the fire. >> reporter: the hurricane-force winds that fueled the kincade fire died down yesterday giving crews a chance to dig in. >> we're expecting the winds to shift. >> reporter: the northern california wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes and businesses since its started last wednesday. >> kincade remains the most vexing and challenging. >> reporter: the strong winds are expected to pick back up today. >> this event will be another california-

representative mike thompson a representative from california who serves the fifth district. updating us >> brend and boyle releases numbers on the budget deficits. and former transportation inspector general talks about hearings. thursday's s on house vote and trade policy. watch crmp span "washington journal" wednesday morning. coming up tonight testifies boeing ceo before the senate commerce committee about the grounding of the 737 max 8 aircraft. then, house democratic leaders on their legislative agenda and the 20. followed by house republican leaders and thursdays impeachment resolution vote. ceong president and testified about the safety of the 737 max airplane at a senate hearing, apologizing to the families of victims of the ethiopian airlines flight 302 accident. he was accompanied by boeing commercial airplanes chief engineer

here's the reality of what california is facing. a long-term cycle of years of drought, followed by historically wet wintered, followed by record-setting heat waves and more than 100 million dead trees across california. all of this has created an exponential increase in the wildfire risk across our vast state. when you add in the extreme weather that scott described, the bone dry air that sucks the moisture from the landscape, extremely strong winds, 60-70 miles per hour rushing downhills into the valleys, these places we all love have effectively become tinder boxes. any spark from any source can lead to catastrophic results. we do not want to be one of those sources. that is why public safety shutoffs have become so frequent and so widespread and affecting so many people throughout the state. we are all in this together. we must adapt together. and we must find solutions together. we agree with the governor and others that there will be need to be a policy discussion at the say the level. there will be a time and place for that,

throughout california making it look hazy. of will spotlight some her plays ou t for this weekend coming up. >>> you might have seen or heard this earlier. it was the blue angels soaring and roaring of the san francisco bay. >>> andrea had a front row seat. so the fleet week festivities so far. it is fun every year. nobody gets tired of this.>> reporter: nobody really does get tired. especially not me. especially after winters of rain and the wind where you guys are inside and i miserable out here. i'm having the fun today with s get your lenses up. the military spectacle that is fleet week started with the parade of ships this morning. an expected 1 million visitors streamed into san francisco to take in the show. and enjoy the picture-perfect weather.>>> i like everything the outdoors the water.>> reporter: spots were snagged early for the air show. >>> this is our spot. we really enjoyed the show. we get to have a great view of golden gate. as well as all the planes that are flying by. it is a great day.>> reporter: there w

but again we've seen catastrophic wildfire recently california southern california last week, there's another one this morning. i think. and we're just determined to not let that happen here. so let's move to how we're preparing for this week's wind event. given the forecast we're looking at potentially turning a part of approximately 200,000 customers in parts of 16 counties. counties are largely located in the sheriff foot hills and the north bay parts of mendocino county are potentially included as parts of san mateo county. so we began proactively contacting potentially impacted customers this afternoon, 48 hours ahead of the event by phone e-mail and text so this means if you do not receive a notification from pg you're not currently in the area we anticipate turning off the power. other than parts of mateo county and some of napa and sonoma counties in the north bay. we do not expect shops and the remainder of the bay area. in terms of what's next the scot said we'll continue to monitor the forecasted wind event an update our customers and communities accordingly. over the next

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meanwhile, in southern california, l.a. officials say the tick fire has destroyed 22 structures and threatening more. >>> president trump denies that john kelly warned him against hiring a yes man or be impeached. at an interview conducted by "the washington examiner" this weekend, kelly described his advice to the president. >> i said, whatever you do -- and we were in the process of finding someone to take my place -- i said, whatever you do, don't hire a yes man, someone that's not going to tell you the truth. don't do that. if you do, i believe you will be impeached. >> kelly's comments come after his successor, mick mulvaney confirmed and then denied a quid pro quo for security aid by president trump. in a statement to cnn, the president says, quote, john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. white house press secretary stephanie grisham responded saying, and we quote

east of california. we first issued the all clear for locations in the northern part of our territory near the redding and shasta areas this was yesterday afternoon. then we continue to monitor conditions overnight. eventually postponed and then to eventually cancel some of the ps psa. in a few areas of models did show a a decreasing trend in the forecast. a bio 800 this morning. we were able to issue all clear conditions for locations in northern impacted by psps event. a man has predicted a strong santa ana wind event did develop across southern california. the winds didn't mix down blew over that hatch fees and actually mix down into the southern san joaquin valley produced a considerable outage activity there and some of the agricultural and urban areas. in our southern a san joaquin valley and that was predicted by our outage modeling i'm just to give you some examples of wind speeds baker figures feel airport are recorded a south wind gusts, 46 miles per hour. which is quite rare for that area. and

, one big match right now fire sparking left turn right in northern california and southern california as we just saw. >>just because of those northerly and easterly winds impacting the golden state out there right now and as we take a live look outside golden gate bridge, not a cloud in the sky still tracking a fairly warm air mass out there right now widespread 80's for most of the bay area in the low 90's right now for redwood city but everyone else starting to gradually cool down but eventually we're going to cool down into the 50's and 60's for overnight lows and let's take a look at your friday microclimate forecast we are going to notice some relief but daytime highs will remain up 15 to 20 degrees above average, but no record breaking heat in the forecast expected for your friday efternoon. downtown san francisco, 84 degrees, half moon bay warming up into the low 80's for y4u marine layer once again going to be nonexistent but any wind speeds that we do see will be about 20 miles per hour or less so that red flag warning allowed to expire for the bay area earlier this afternoon

so this wind event does look like it's a california, a california wide. phenomenon this is expected to transition across the south half of the state. later tonight. thursday into friday. our utility to the south so cow at us and according to their website is considering a p s p s event for about 300,000 customers as well so it is a california wide. a phenomenon and a risk of a significant fires across vast portions of california. the northern california event that we are heading into is expected to peak overnight tonight. we are expecting the winds to taper off for northern california. kind of in that 10:00am to noon time frame. and at that time we'll be looking at are more than the weather stations across the territory. as well as other intel from our high-resolution cameras and also feel crews are placed strategically out in the field in order to determine and recommend an all clear so that our crews can begin to restore power for northern california across the south. it does look like to you. he sees me the winds are going to taper fund enough friday a

that's not historically unusual in california. it is getting dryer and the season is lasting longer you got a lot of people who are living in these areas between rural areas and i would say areas outside of california cities and wild land interphase area they are in harm's way when this thing happens. there has been a lack of investment they have been asked of questions of why did you spend this money on underground lines years ago. governor newsam and state legislatures are going to get on this utility companies are pulling on the shots. they control when to turn the power on and off >> the governor begged hathaway to come in and bernie sanders says it should be taken over by taxpayers. we are talking about billions of grand larce dollars for investments need to happen if not, in order to pay for the upgrades, does that mean power bills for californians which already have housing adjusted of the highest poverty rates in the nation, those bills are going to be going up. >> their ideas to floating statewide bonds, would help pay fo

good night from southern california. >>> so happy. we're excited. come back home. >> the smile says it all. right now at 6:00, finally back home. we're there as evacuees in sonoma county come back after days in evacuation centers. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it's the news most have been waiting to hear. this afternoon the sonoma county sheriftethe evacuation or s 1,000 people finally back to their homes. >> there is still a danger in the area, but crews are getting the upper hand on the fire which started exactly one week ago tonight. take a look now. here is the evacuation map as of this morning. the area in yellow, you can see it there was under a mandatory evacuation. this is what it looks like right now. much different. the communities along 101 are now under an evacuation warning. those include geyserville, healdsburg and windsor. also allowed to go home windsor and middletown. >> despite the fear of strong winds last night, firefighters were able to m

amy: california has declared a state of emergency as fires rage. gunmen shotere mass at 18 protesters overnight and people.ured over 800 the latest bloody crack on and nationwide protest against corruption and austerity, which has killed 220 people overall. youth are not asking for jobs or services. they want radical and real change of power. they have offered is nothing. we are fed up with them. amy: then mass protest against neoliberalism continues in chile , despite a reshuffling of pablo cabinet.pinera's >> chile has changed and the government must change with it and these two challenges and times. amy: we will go o to santiago. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations special envoy for syria is meeting with the foreign ministers of turkey, iran, and russia in geneva today, where he's arguing for the fragile ceasefire in northern syria to be respected. >> we are strongly appealing for the cease-fires to be respected and that we have also been appeali