i understand the gun use in the southern california incident was in violation of california law, so we will have to figure out how that gun got into police. -- into place. it underscores the need for federal legislation because sometimes these guns come in from arizona and nevada. kristen: before we talk about that federal legislation, because we know senator feinstein is renewing the pressure and assault rifles man, don't know if that -- ban, don't know if that's going to get anywhere in today's politics. mass shootings we know are on the rise in the u.s. but look at these numbers, from 200 something 10 years ago in 2014, to 600 mass shootings in each of the last three years. professor donahue, what can we attribute this to? >> a variety of factors. one of course is the weaponry is getting more lethal over time. so, if you recall back to the time when they try to assassinate president reagan in 1981, the gun was less powerful. no one died. today, the handgun might likely be a glock pistol, with 17 rounds, that can do a lot more damage. the weapon itself is quite a bit more lethal. so

it's not just california. major cities across the country with strict gun control laws, some of the most dangerous places here on the face of the earth. washington d.c.'s murder rate is 28 per 100,000. detroit, get this, a whopping 41. detroit higher at 58 per 100,000. of course gun control advocates don't seem to know or understand the statistics or firearms in general. i'll prove my point. take a look. >> there's no legitimate reason to have an ar-15. you can't shoot deer with it. you can't -- it has no practical significance. what it does is it machifies, makes macho the people that possess it or look at me, i'm a big -- >> it's delightful. >> it's not a rifle. >> it's a rifle. >> what does ar stand for? >> it's an automatic rifle. >> that's not what it is. >> sean: joining us now to face off, co host of "fox and friends" pete hegseth and geraldo rivera. geraldo, you don't know that you don't know what ar means? somebody told you by now? >> i know what it means. it means avalde, buffalo, park land, las vega

and author of "weather west, the california weather blog." he is also a research fellow at the national center for atmospheric research and at the nature conservancy. daniel, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about what is happening in california right now and how it links to climate change? >> thank you for having me. you mentioned in the introduction, california has been expensing a multiweek period of very heavy precipitation, really a sequence of strong storm events, some of which have been what are known as atmospheric rivers, which are these corridors of highly conctrat wateraporoving ickly throh the atsphere. so california s been expensing it for multie weeksut the t rest of multiple storms over the past several weeks has been to produce pretty significant flooding impacts in certain parts of california that have unfortunately turned deadly nermeen: nermeen:. could you talk about the way in which these storms, these extreme weather events are being interpreted and how it is possible to look at them without looking at human in

the california coast. and so the league got to work protecting these forests acre by acre. humboldt redwoods. state park. prairie creek redwoods. state park. del norte. jedediah smith. these all parks that were identified in the plan as critical opportunities to protect the last of the ancient today. those state along those by olmstead in his plan contain more than 40% of the world's remaining old growth redwood forest. and they are the heart and soul of a network of redwood parks that welcome more than 30 wonders million visitors every year now a century after save the rebels league began. we remain on protecting the redwood forest. that initial objective. the goal in the beginning was to protect what were deemed they were called representative stands of the ancient redwood forest before they were all lost. and today, with the devastation and clear cutting of the forests that surround those representative stands. indeed, they are just that they are like museum exhibits of what the forest used to be. we kn

some of the most acute floods in california's history. the scale and the scope is hard to understand unless you get out and that's what i couldn't be more grateful for the president taking the time to come out to the state of california to take a look at the damage. i think in moments like this, just looking at the damage but really reflecting on the spirit of pride and community of coming together. i can say this because i have the mic. one of the things that admire and the american people admire is the empathy, care, and compassion. when you see that demonstrated in times like this and if you have any cynicism about the world we are lady -- living in i challenge you to spend a little time with the president of the united states and people directly impacted by these kinds of experiences. it reinforces and distills a sense of well-being for me as governor for the state of california but more importantly i think it gives all of us a little bit more confidence and faith in the future for the world we are trying to build. i want to say this

california in the fifties. yeah he's a really interesting character that we can't spend too much time on, but other questions. so understand now like why was he so adamant about like is it just for the money for for rincon? why does he keep going back to? abortion. i think he he was always looking for a get rich quick scheme from i've seen. i don't know whether he was in women's rights or he was simply motivated by profit before this. he did some nefarious tax dealings and real estate and property dealings before and then not sure whether he realized that abortion was really lucrative and that this might be the better option. but he obviously made very good connections in the thirties that he decides to spend basically the rest of his life. he dies around 1955. he spends basically the rest of his life trying to figure out abortion businesses. i had a very brief exchange with his daughter at one point, and she said he was a man of his time and. so i don't know. she has this very kind of complicated feeling about

of california. these were incendiary speeches that he gave it. he did it precisely to whip up the mining districts. to get the voters there to vote for him. and so he won his reelection campaign in 1853 by at less than 1000 votes. it was i believe the first instance of using the chinese question or weapon icing it for partisan purposes. >> yes, he was using the chinese as a political ponds. >> calling them slaves, coolies and they are paid $5 a year, crazy stuff like that but it got people very agitated. >> wanted things he said is the chinese are taken the gold out of her ground, sending it back to china and providing california with no benefit. was that true? >> no it was not true. first about the gold miners from all over the world in california and they all sent money home. >> many of them are immigrants. >> they were from france, australia, ireland, or ever. but also, the chinese like other minors put money into the california economy through merchants, but also through paying taxes, buying wha

and florida than there is in california right now. the question we have do you want america to be california or do you wanted to be florida i tell you as a floridian i wanted to be more like florida what i think florida under california has that is ridiculous i think they should outlaw the word money that way anybody that has money were likes money needs to move to florida and make them for capitalism as well because people do not want to be in california anymore it's overregulated and overtaxed this ridiculousness is the greatest thing that ever happened in florida and i hope to god that governor newsom continues this type of policy. >> that message you brought to you by florida. kelly let me talk to you all joking aside is california the model of freedom for the country. >> it clearly is not know charter schools coming out again under gavin newsom's mouth, freedoms for mom-and-pop's mom and dad for that matter no freedom to traverse your neighborhood did not have to navigate the homelessness, human waste, syringes i think when the l

i'm pud of california. don't think for a second. this state has stepped aside we've taken responsibility. we believe it's decisions not conditions that determine our fate and future weep. led the nation. we've led the national conversation in gun safety. no state in america has done more than the state of california and the data bears out the efficacy the success of gun safety gun safety saves lives, but notably not in every case. no one's naive. so don't point to that as proof of its failure quite the contrary. gun safety saves lives the modern gun safety movement started with a guy named ronald reagan republican party should look that guy up. 1967 1989 with the assault weapons band led by senator feinstein a few years later after another tragedy of 101, california in the 1994 assault weapons band. that worked. that worked until they expired in 2004 and we started see an increase in mass shootings. we've led the nation a background checks closing loopholes. we've let the nation on red flag warnings. we led the nation on waiting per

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not just from the bay area, but he raced from california. zero percent of the state is in the worst two categories. 40% of california in severe drought conditions. we will talk about the rain chances over the next several days in just a few minutes. >>> an update on the art gallery owner. we all saw it. millions dead. he was caught spraying down a woman on the san francisco sidewalk. arrested yesterday and is now out of police custody. the bail was set at $2500. 30 million just on twitter alone. all of that sparked a nationwide debate about homelessness, human decency, and the question, what should happen to the guy who pointed the hose? andrea has exclusive a video of that arrest. >> this is the video of the arrest at collier gwin's art gallery sunday afternoon. he was wearing a mask and put in the back of a police car. he leaned back trying to avoid the camera and did not have anything to say. it was just last week when he apologized for his actions. >> i am very, very sorry. i'm not going to defend myself. i'm not going to because i canno

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and finally, the california department of managed health care requires california health plans to help victims of natural disasters, including earthquakes, wildfires and floodings, who are experiencing problems obtaining health care services. this could include speeding up approvals for care, replacing lost prescriptions and i.d. cards, or quickly arranging health care at other facilities if a hospital or doctor's office is not available due to the disaster. if you are having a problem obtaining services or assistance from your health care plan, you can contact the help center at 188-466-2219, or visit www.healthhelp.ca.gov. the california health and human services also encourages you to visit www.chhs.ca.gov to find the california health and human services emergency resource guide, which includes numerous resources you may access to meet your needs and the needs of your community and loved ones. at this time, i will turn it over to the california highway patrol. >> good morning. i'm the acting commissioner for the california highway patrol. first responders throughout the state are pr

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on the day that california is in that national spotlight. with the presidential visit. we are still seeing impact from the bay area. look at what is happening in this neighborhood where a home is sliding down a hillside. cedar lane is close well crews assess the threat to other homes. shawn chitnis spoke with a neighbor who worries that the ground may not be done moving. >> what cannot be seen from the ground as the devastating seen from above. one home sliding down a hillside while another is not safe for homeowners to remain inside at the moment. >> they just finished putting in a new yard and they have lost at all. >> reporter: neighbors cannot believe what they're seeing from their homes. she has lived here for 50 years. you can get another view of the damage done to the deck from her backyard. >> there was a slide before. >> reporter: east bay mud says they shut off the water on monday. public works disconnected the service. crews are in the area looking for leaks but they don't think this slide is connected to a known, pre-existing leak. >> our house next door to

they come to places like california. what is going to be our response not just in san francisco, but what's going to be our response in california? last year women came together and proposition 1 was passed. solidifying in our constitution [applause] solid ifying in our consitution in california as a whole we will not take away a women right to choose and what does that mean for various counties and the work that needs to be done? it wasn't just be the work of major cities like san francisco, los angeles, it has to be our collective responsibilities to deal with the challenges for any woman that comes to us and expresses a need for support. that is where organizations like planned parenthood come into play and so grateful guilda gonzalez is joining us today as well because of they work, fight, advocacy and i remember guilda time when people were like, couple years back, why are we still fighting so hard to protect roe v wade, it is a done deal? we see as of last year, it is not a done deal and we have to fight every sing

the members of the california -- and the members of the california delegation. ms. pelosi. ms. waters. mr. calvert. ms. eshoo. ms. lofgren. mr. sherman. mrs. napolitano. mr. thompson. mr. schiff. ms. sanchez. mr. issa. mr. costa. ms. matsui. mr. mcclintock. ms. chu. mr. garamendi. mr. behra. ms. brownley. mr. cardenas. mr. hoffman. mr. lamalfa. mr. peters. mr. ruiz. mr. swalwell. mr. takano. mr. vargas. mr. desaulnier. mr. tore -- mrs. torres. mr. valadao. ms. barragan. mr. carbajal. mr. correa. mr. kaw navment mr. panetta. mr. gomez. mr. harder. mr. levin. ms. porter. mr. mike garcia. mrs. kim. mr. obernolte. mrs. steel. mr. dewar. mr. robert garcia. mr. mullin. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> the speaker-elect, the honorable kevin mccarthy from california. >> madam clerk. mr. jeffries: distinguished members of the house democratic caucus and the house republican caucus, it's my high honor and distinct privilege to finally welcome all of you to the 118th congress. let me just begin by thanking my good friend, pete aguilar

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announced a new partnership with california volunteers to recruit teachers from a pool of california core members. in california like in almost every state, there is a workforce shortage and that workforce shortages also in our schools, and there were many challenges that our schools face as a result. and while the california department of education doesn't traditionally work on recruitment, we want to do more to partner with our l e. a s our school districts that that typically are the ones recruiting teachers and classified staff for the positions that they have opened. as superintendent. thurman says there will be several career fairs and events to connect future teacher candidates with school districts that have shortages. well you may be all shook up if you miss out on these rare personal items, yeah , i had to say it belonging to the king of rock and roll, clothing, jewelry and accessories that once belonged to elvis presley are hitting the auction block. auction officials cite the recent passing of his daughter, lisa marie, and the release of the elvis movie last year as event

natasha chen joins me from california. what more are we learning? >> reporter: jim, a law enforcement source tells josh campbell it is related to the investigation into this shooting that happened in monterey park a couple blocks away from where we are. behind is a fbi mobile unit. lots of law enforcement. we are waiting to hear about the possible connection here to that standoff that you are seeing. the standoff through aerials is in torrance, california, 30 miles southwest of us approximately to the coast and we have been seeing now these vehicles, armored s.w.a.t. vehicles to the front and the back of a white van and still for quite sometime. the reason it could be important is that in an earlier press conference here in monterey park the sheriff of los angeles county said they were looking for a potential suspect vehicle fitting that description. there wasn't a lot given out about the possible suspect and things to look for. these photos we did get in the past hour, related to an incident however in a city to the north of us and trying to see if

members of congress like california's judy chu and roe say california and states around the country need to become more resilient to climate change. and the severe weather and causes. we're working very, very hard to bring resources from the federal government to address these issues. but we don't have to tackle climate. >> and governor gavin newsom says that california continues to be on high alert. the federal government says it will also continue to monitor the situation reporting live in washington. alexandra, things. alexander. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco seeing more progress for possible safe injection sites. we'll tell you more about the measures after the break. welcome back for 24. take a look at this video from san jose. firefighters rescued. a woman became trapped in a mudslide along coyote creek. crews say the woman was living at the homeless encampment on tours road. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but thankfully she was able to be freed from that mudslide. san francisco mayor london breed in board supervisor hillary

we will go to california for the latest. then we look at the growing probe into president biden's mishandling of classified documents after the fbi searched his home for nearly 13 hours. we will speak with the intercept's jeremy scahill. >> these scannersbout mishandling classified documents from trump and joe biden has exposed the progress he in -- pocrisy elite washington. elite political figures almost never have anything meangful happen to them, maybe a slap on the wrist. what this is eosing is the hypocrisy from donald trump to joe biden and beyond where you have one set of rules for elite washington and another set of rules not only for low-level officials, but for whistleblowers who have the book thrown at them. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in california, seven people were killed and another person was critically injured monday as a gunman opened fire on two sites in the coastal community of half moon bay. police say the susp

which is christian night clubs in california. i'm sure they're a few of you out there that think those two words do not belong together. christians and nightclubs. since unprepared about an hour's worth of remarks today, i am confident to say those words do belong together. at least at one time in american history. i want to talk about that a little today. before i begin, this is week 12 for my american nightlife students. american nightlife is a corset i developed over the past couple of years here at cal state fulton. this class challenges my students to change our timelines. to place evening at the center of our analysis as scholars. what our class asks, we can learn about understanding americas nocturnal attitudes. while nightlife often conjures up associations with pleasure and escape from everyday life, my students really dig into how night and night life has long been contested. filled with work, play, identity formation, and pain and controversy which can tell us more about american history in american culture. for exampl

to get their hands on a firearm in california. geoff: what are some of the biggest concerns about gun safety laws, especially when you consider the supreme court has made it harder to defend gun safety laws against a second amendment challenge? >> one thing that is most concerning for california lawmakers is whether the gun laws they pass, either today or the ones they pass in the past, are going to be constitutionally permissible. the supreme court this past june frank send -- strengthened protections and made it harder for states to defend gun laws. many of california's most aggressive efforts to provide gun safety reform are being called into question in the coming years. geoff: in this case, the gunman was identified as a 72-year-old man, making him an outlier in terms of age. how does that change our understanding of the threat? >> i think it highlights the exceptional nature of this particular case. gun violence is traditionally a young man's game. i use both young and man purposefully because it is usually man and it is usu

northern california and in and around san jose are the san jose mercury times says that northern california is witnessing a new religious awakening. right. so california is a big part of this evangelical explosion. now, another way that evangelical d.a. based in california has become so popular by the early seventies is was through a belief among many christians down here that christianity can be more fully ingrained into the daily life and culture of americans, not some strange ritualistic activity that only takes place on the weekends. one example of this is the jesus movement that began in southern california in the 1960s. the reverend chuck smithodels his church after the hippie counterculture movement. that many yoople are are a part of late sixties. instead of embracing psychedelic drugs an love. however, smith encouraged his his followers, who later called themselves radical christians or jesus freaks, to come barefoot to his church and accept an informal, loving relation ship with god. and this church becomes super, super popular with young people and also adults, even in middle cla

how is it being felt in california? >> the layoffs are happening at big global companies to focus on text companies. amazon has a presence here so hundreds of people so far have lost their jobs in california that work for amazon, but also salesforce which is the biggest employer in san francisco. they are laying off thousands of people and those cuts began this week. they will be effective in march and more to come. ceo said they are going to be cutting in the coming weeks and mpanies like cisco and meta are also cutting thousands of people but only hundred have shown up in the filings with the state appellate on you. they, i think this first quarter is going to be when we feel it. when me see the positions being cut and when the businesses that rely on these text companies, other businesses that rely on these tech companies will start to feel the pain. >> there are also some ways that mpanies are also discouraging workers perhaps ? from coming back and staying in those positions. disney, for example implementing a retu

from across the bay area from across california. just entire communities inundated by by floodwaters here. how how do we go about trying to figure out or calculate what the economic toll of these severe storms is going to be yeah. a lot of times we use something called a depth damage curve, which is based on the height of the water inside built structures and how long it was there and how much damage it's done to certain you know certain items in in certain buildings. um i think that if you think about the last big flood that was maybe 2017 in february, the president's day flood. i believe the estimated damage was around. 100 $100 million. and when you think aboutow widespread the damage has been here, i have to think it's going to be in probably the hundreds of millions of dollars if not more, just astonishing. catherine cushing, chair and professor at the environmental studies department at san jose state university, greatly appreciate your time and perspective. thank you for doing it. thank you. well we are learning the high cost

california needs a warrior. congresswoman katie porter announced she's running for senate in 2024 and she promises to take on wall street. big oil and big pharma. i use whatever power. i have speak hard truths to the powers that her announcement comes before any word on whether current senator dianne feinstein plans to seek re-election. fellow democrats like congressman lou correa say senator feinstein deserves respect. we have to give her the respect and individual u.s. senator, california representative. he's done a great job deserves the california senate race is expected to be a crowded one and could include democrats like congressman adam schiff and representative barbara lee who reportedly told members of the congressional black caucus she intends to congressman ro khanna is also considering his own run but says he's waiting for a formal announcement from congresswoman lee. i'm going to first look to see what she does. i don't have a single african-american woman in the senate. >> bar really has been an ic

and a 3rd hiker goes missing in southern california. we're learning tonight from the search in the san gabriel mountains. and it is clear around the bay area tonight. enjoy the clear skies and sunshine ahead of that. we've got some rain possibly on the way. take a look at that with your 10 coming up next>> a number of shootings in just a few days can be difficult for many people to process, but even more problematic for those who have lived through that nightmare. right. kron four's amanda hari joins us here in the studio tonight after talking with one of those survivors and >> and has her reaction. amanda. >> i spoke with megan bowl. she was at the gilroy garlic festival shooting in 2019. physically. she was okay. but mentally and emotionally, she still carries the weight of that day and it's heavier and harder after seeing more mass shootings. but she does say she has hope. >> 3 mass shootings in 3 days. the first at a lunar new year celebration. monterey park, the second and half moon bay and the 3rd in oakland, megan bull says seein

and the roadway that takes them to one of california's natural treasures. it's tragic we're just sucked. this is our playgrounds where we walk. and it's scary. climate change is here. this is proof beyond anybody's denial that climate change is here and causing this. city officials continue to assess the problem here, but concede the repairs could run into the millions of dollars in santa cruz, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news many often called mlk day, a day of service coming up, see how some people work all year long to world live up to one of dr king's missions, also in antioch family asking for help solving a drive by shooting case that left a teenager dead. also ahead tonight, the brock purty swag has taken over the 49ers and the faithful. we now know who purdy and the niners will play on sunday. joe fonzi has the answer later in sports. also, one woman says a trip to the nail salon gave her cancer coming. up tonight. a doctor explains how this can happen. it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone

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