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

california's lieutenant governor is there representing california and she will be joining us live. we will also be talking about national brush day, about your teeth, the day after halloween. but first, marin county is lifting its mask mandate for most public places. masks are no longer required for indoor places. they wl stecommendedough ae sh's remain in place for schools, public transit and medical settings. joining us now is marin county's public information officer. marin is a first county in the bay area to drop the mask mandate. explain what metrics were met. >> as you may recall, a few weeks ago our regional bay area health officers set forth a three point criteria in order for a local county to lift its mandate. that was based on vaccination progress, hospitalization rates and how a county was doing within the cdc's community transmission tracker. we were able to meet that criteria because as far as our vaccination rates go, more than 80% of our community is totally vaccinated. looking at hospitalizations, we are looking at some of the lowest rates we have seen in months.

set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> well, the price you pay for just about everything is getting steeper as in more expensive. food, gas, housing, a troubling new report out today shows this. look at that. the inflation from a year ago up more than 6%. that's the largest increase in consumer prices in more than 30 years. many economists are blaming the pandemic and major disruptions in the supply chain. who price hike is hurting your wallet the most? one of the most popular answers we're seeing on our various social media feeds food. the other one-word answer simply -- >> it adds up. >> it does. and on my instagram a friend of mine that i follow, check this out, we'll tell you what it says. 6 .29 for premium gas in l.a. 6 .29. >> even the cheap stuff around here is high 4s. >> its insane. >> i have my own list. tomorrow is veterans day a lot of parades. san rafael, the list goes on. >> we're good to go. >> great. >> that's the excellent news for us. weather will

issa of california, mr. issa will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? as the member designated by mr. moulton, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on house resolution 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on h.r. 5376. .. 5376. mr. connolly: meghtd by mr. larsen of washington, i inform the house that mr. larsen of washington will also vote gladly aye on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from the idaho seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bill johnson of ohio, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. johnson will vote no on the passage of h.r. 5376. the build back better act. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designate

the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i ask all my colleagues to join me in passing this important piece of legislation s.894. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 894. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.3665. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3665, a bill to designate the medical center at the department of veterans' affairs in san diego california as the jennifer moreno department of veterans affairs medical center and support the designation of a component for such medical center in honor of kathleen bruyere. th

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he's expected to speak at a california economic summit in monterey. some reports indicate that he did appear over the weekend at a san francisco wedding. but his recent time out of the public view, well, it is fueling some of the rumors on the rumor mill. on social media his wife tried to squawk speculation including suggestions he may have had some bad reaction to a covid booster shot. she indicated newsom had family obligations, even telling people, quote, get a life. she later took that post down. newsom canceled an appearance at the climate summit in scotland late last month. >>> coming up here, a shocking story. imagine finding out that you have been raising the wrong baby for one year. well, ahead, we'll tell you how one family found out that and what they are now demanding from the people responsible. >> and today on the kelly clarkson show. selma hayek stops by and shares a story of why her eternals co-star angelina jolie shoved her face in a cake. watch kelly clarkson right here on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> welcome back. you're

set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> disturbing details about that deadly crash in las vegas involving a raiders star that took the life of a young woman. prosecutors say henry ruggs was driving 156 miles per hour right before his fiery crash that killed the 23-year-old. ruggs was in court in the wheelchair and wearing a neck brace. longtime girlfriend in the car with him, also hurt. ruggs is out on bail confined to his home. raiders have released ruggs and faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> bizarre story around packers quarterback aaron rodgers, not playing this weekend after testing positive for covid and reportedly for fudging his vaccination status. rodgers is not vaccinated but in august he said he was immunized. now we learn he underwent alternative treatment and asked nfl to be considered as properly vaccinated. league ruled it wasn't the same. because he's unvaccinated must quarantine for minimum of ten days, earliest return is november 13th. went to cal,

corner of california. tonight, pretty outside. temperatures are mostly in the low to mid 60s. 50s in livermore .65 in san jose the mother warm location. later on tonight, a mix of upper 40s and low 50s. slightly above average temperatures tomorrow. once the fog dissipates tomorrow, temperatures will warm up into the upper 60s in san francisco. the average high as 65. santa rosa will reach back up into the low 70s. some fog to start the day. it should dissipate quickly, with a pungent sunshine for everybody. concord, low 70s. san jose should get back up into the low as well. nomuch variation this time of year. upper 60s to around 70 near the bay. a little farther into the 70s a little farther inland. the cool spots on the coast won't be that much cooler, mid- 60s. temperatures stay steady through the weekend, then we call love next week when you see those passing clouds monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. while it is conceivable they may's squeeze out a sprinkle, those chances are pretty low. we will

entering california. indeed, some of the habitual offenders desiring to leave pete wilson's california would have been great material for a saturday night live skit. these days opponents of three strikes have managed to put many of its most effective provisions to rest, and specious arguments have been presented to an electorate that hardly remembers the bad old days. the initiative has been cannibalized, a victim of its own success, and the crime rate after decades of decreases has begun rising. so i want to close, though, with a personal anecdote, near the end of his first term, the governor decided to appoint me to the appellate court. my nomination was not well received. to appoint a conservative is controversial, to appoint a black conservative is [inaudible]. so this became kind of a pitched battle, and during the height of the controversy, i got a call from a friend who was also a member of the wilson administration, tom asked how i was faring. i said i honestly hadn't wanted to drag the governor i

that's how you in california. [applause] >> make it about them. >> don't make it about you, think about them. >> we have a lot that can be done. you talk a lot about you individually, you save the world for crying out loud but. [laughter] i don't want to give away a spoiler alert at the end of your book because you are all going to read it soon by your focus on how we all have to change our situation in the conservatism is a personal responsibility andwe you respect that, everything centers around waters world, all of yours so how did you come to that conclusion? >> i know you shared my book rather than me, very good but i found love. [applause] >> so sweet. >> i've gotten to a place in my life i thought i could write this book to who i was and what the world was all about so i decided to share these stories and really share my life in this book and the book is about my life and how i live my life through fox news, through my e liberal mother and my experiences trump and o'reilly and all about. if anybody knows me

can you save california? >> well i would just say we have got to start at the local level and i know orange county really is where it's at. [applause] if i was the concert of living here i would try to deep luda size my campaign and i think caitlyn is tried to do that but she's having trouble with it. but it's the brand of republicanism is taking a beating california because we are just so outnumbered. if you can just make it about performance, about management because the state has been poorly managed. >> it's hard to manage estate when you are using the punchline. >> you started the school board and you started the council level and you started the state senator level. you start small and you start winning small and thinking about management and make it about how families lives are being impacted by poor policies and then showcase that impact with stories of these families and that's a way to put a face on it and just don't play into the social stuff because they will try to get you on race and transgender

set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> a historic ice rink targeted by vandals, how nearby businesses are stepping up to help get it opened just in time for the holidays. >>> plus a new push ease congestion at california ports and getting goods moving to consumers. >>> but first our top story at 5:0, a last great open space in san jose saved from development now a new debate over what to do with all of that land. >>> we're talking about thousands of acres in the coyote valley in south san jose. >> devin fehely on what might come next for the land that was saved. >> reporter: before tuesday's vote by the city council, the future of coyote valley really hung in the balance with the pendulum swinging in the direction of more commercial development or towards conservation. that has all been decided, but what is still coming into sharper focus is how the hundreds of acres of open space will ultimately be used by the public. sky drone 5 gives you a majestic view of the gr

an aroundd california -- and around california, we would flow between massive drought, a complete change to our ecosystem, damages to the coastline, to the houses -- everything you can think of would be disrupted. you are showing pictures of drought. it would be exacerbated far worse than what we have now. of course, the heat impacts and the health impacts of heat from 2.7° would literally put millions of people at risk for huge health impact and even death. kristen: all right. well, obviously, everybody wants to avoid that scenario. the question is what to do about it. california is at the climate summit. yesterday, we interviewed our delegation leader about it. california is trying to get others to follow what we have been doing. what are our successes we can celebrate and share? what are some of the things we still need to do better on? >> the biggest success has been california's move to renewable energy. we are also leaving the world in moving to cars, electric cars, changing our transportation system. we have not done enough on the transportation system. it's still our largest sou

fox news starts now another uptake in cases in some parts of california. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. some restrictions are easing, but the cooler, wetter weather means more people spending time indoors and that is making some doctors nervous as ktvu is. andre senior reports places with lower vaccination rates are driving the latest spike. 75% of california's population has received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine and 60% have been fully vaccinated. but that's not stopping a new uptake in case rates. dr lee riley, chair of the division of infectious disease and vaccine ology at u. c. berkeley, says the rise. isn't surprising and that there are few forces at work the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors or then contributing to increased transmissions. stats show hospitalizations increasing in areas with low vaccination rates. such as he sacramento region, central valley, along with orange, riverside and san berna

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esa persona podrÁ llegar a tener un subsidio del gobierno que es manejado a travÉs de california iban a pagar cero dÓlares al mes, no van a tener costo alguno cuando le llegue su recibo de pago cada mes. >> es para que las personas tengan acceso al proveedor de salud que elija, este es del mercado completo. >> se maneja como una tienda, como cuando vas al mercado, los aguacates, pepinos, tomates, mÁs o menos es asÍ, tiene distintas compaÑÍas de marca y puedes escoger tu plan, lo mÁs importante es que nos llamen, nos den su cÓdigo postal, los ingresos y allÍ le podemos decir los planes que estÁn en su zona. mucha gente no tiene seguro mÉdico, imagÍnate que tenemos 1,100,000 californianos que aÚn no tienen seguro. este es el momento de inscribirse, tenemos muchas ayudas financieras, tenemos muchos planesy queremos ayudarnos, tenemos planes para todos los bolsillos y como decimos. >> ¿en quÉ difiere la parte norte del estado con la parte sur y las zonas metropolitanas contra las rurales? >> en cada zona tenemos planes distinto, lo que manejamos en el sur de california son d

california delegation out there. there was a vote by the california democratic party to stop except the money from some fossil fuel groups in law enforcement groups. that vote happening has been delayed. california progressives are steamed about this. can you tell us was going on here. they already don't take money from fossil fuel industry directly. >> this is where we get into the problem of campaign finance and all the murky things. environmental activists and progressive activists are saying is the state democratic party needs to stand up and say no to all fossil fuel money and law enforcement we can get to that in a second. the big seven or eight oil companies, they already don't take that money dreck relief from them. a lot of industry groups and trade groups of funnel that money through. they are very powerful. often is not necessarily the oil companies in sacramento or dc who are lobbying. the western petroleum association. i think this is emblematic of a broader debate within the democratic party around clim

of california. and he came from the east. he came from pennsylvania. he was a democrat. and so during the lead up to the civil war, he was what we referred to as the union democrat. so the northern democrats. he wasn't proslavery. but he -- when he ran for re-election, it was a very close race. and he gave speeches that blamed the chinese migration for upsetting california or threatening the future of california. and these were incendiary speeches that he gave and he did it precisely to whip up the mining districts, to get the voters there to vote for him. and so he won re-election campaign in 1853. by less than a thousand votes. and it was, i believe, the first instance of using the chinese question or weaponizing it for partisan purposes. >> yeah, he was using the chinese as political pawns and -- >> right, and calling them slaves and cooleys and they're paid $5 a year, you know, crazy stuff like that. but got people very agitated. >> and was it one of the things that he said was that the chinese

of california. these were incendiary speeches he gave. he did it precisely to whip up the mining districts, to get the voters there to vote for him. so he won his re-election campaign in 1853 by less than 1,000 votes. it was, i believe, the first instance of using the chinese question -- weaponizing it for partisan purposes. >> he was using the chinese as political pawns. >> calling them slaves and coolies, they are paid $5 a year, crazy stuff like that. got people very agitated. >> was it one -- he said that the chinese are taking the gold out of our ground, sending it back to china and providing california with no benefit. was that true? >> no, it wasn't true. first of all, there were gold miners from all over the world in california. they all sent money home. but they also -- >> many were immigrants from other countries. >> they were from france, from australia, from ireland, wherever. also, the chinese, like other miners, put money into the california economy through merchants but also through p

area is tops in california. higher taxes are partly to blame but supply and demand is also at work here with the pandemic. also playing rule says robinson. and that's that's really an issue that is way bigger than just just the energy sector sector. you know, there's there's a lot of demand on a lot of products, lot of services, lot of stuff and and and that's why you've got some of the supply challenges. and it's not just gas diesel will set you back 4.86 a gallon on average. that's up from 3.50 a gallon one year ago. and yes, that 5 bucks a gallon reflects california's carbon fuel standards cap and trade and excise taxes generally, what you'll see is in california. the fuel is going to cost you at least a dollar more than almost every other state in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. it was on the fun driving across that thing last night. people are actually going the speed limit. >> because those the raising yeah. it's cr

vamos hasta el sur de california en la ciudad de los Ángeles las autoridades aprobaron una medida que otorga más de 100 millones de dólares para la compra de hoteles y moteles para albergar a los desamparados hablamos con algunas personas que podrían resultar beneficiadas con este programa. >> el gobierno sino nos ayuda quién nos va a ayudar? >> como esperanza calificaron la medida para ayudar a personas sin hogar que podrían tener acceso a una vivienda digna en el área de los Ángeles. >> yo no tengo casa ni dinero lo principal fuerte es la renta de aquí de california. >> se aprobó una moción para obtener los fondos necesarios para obtener los fondos para personas sin hogar que apoya a personas a obtener recursos disponibles en el estado de california. >> no pueden rentar o comprar una vivienda porque los precios están fuera del alcance de la gente. >> el condado de los Ángeles recibirá 108 millones de dólares para comprar 10 hoteles y moteles con 850 habitaciones de diversas ciudades . >> me parece muy buena idea porque mucha gente estaría más ómoda. < la presidenta

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his counterpart anne silverberg is the chief executive officer for related california, and northern california affordable and northwest division. she's responsible for the strategic direction, overall management, and daily operations of the company's $2 billion affordable portfolio. in just over three years, anne has grown the northern california and oregon affordable pipelines to approximately 4,000 units under construction and in pre-development. that's a lot of work. that's a lot of work that our partners related california is doing. so please help me to welcome bill witty and later on anne as well. >> thank you. first, i want to thank sam for inviting us in to partner with them. it's been a great partnership. we are long-term partners with them. we look forward to being stakeholders in this community, so you haven't heard the last of us. but i have to tell you that we developed affordable housing all over california. i have never seen or had the support from the elected officials here that we have here and that you have heard today. i mean, i know that sounds sort of generic, but i'm telli

here in san jose here in california. not here. not anywhere and not now, not ever in an ongoing series of roundtable discussions across california. >> attorney general rob bonta came to san jose wednesday to meet with elected and community leaders to identify concrete solutions to the epidemic of hate and also how to better protect california's residents, whether you are running an errand or going for a run. >> everyday activities are places where people worry, whether they might be next, but they might be the next individual targeted by hate who they are, how they look where they're from. >> who they love. we have been to this epidemic of anti-asian hate for the year and a half here and what we have seen has

our pick for some of the top stories in california this week. reservoirs across northern california have slightly higher water levels thanks to last week's drenching storm. a bombcyclone and atmospheric river broke 100 year rain records in parts of northern california, including san francisco, where we had our wettest ever day in october. in order to escape our severe drought, we need a lot more rain. >>> governor newsom received his booster shot this weekend and encouraged all eligible californians to get the boosters, too. the california drug administration has authoriz the emergency use of the vaccine for children age 5 to 11. and they are ready to roll it out on school campuses next week. >>> facebook now has a corporate name called meta-. the company had a role in online extremism, the profits grew compared this time last quarter. the teller tech companies talk snapchat and youtube and we útalk about online bullying and adult content. >> what are you doing to stop bulleting on snapchat? ú>> this is a moving issue for me as a parent. bully

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minority leader in california. congressman kevin mccarthy spoke for 8 hours and 25 minutes when he finally ceded the floor. the house approved the one 0.7 5 trillion dollars spending bill. it makes far reaching changes to the nation's health care energy grid family services, education and housing. >> it's going to lower taxes for the majority of middle class it's going lower costs on everything from housing to health care to childcare my constituents are concerned about inflation if using more federal government money into the system now is only going to worsen that. >> it's not clear if the measure will pass in the senate, which is expected to take up the bill in early december. >> our weather time now as we take a live look outside look at the bay bridge toll plaza. vicki is really, really hard to know where exactly those folks are going. whether they're going out of town. maybe you're just to san francisco says di matteo dish chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about the weather will be facing. yeah

>> i think california stands out. a big part of the biden administration pledge is based on the leadership of california in that area. we've also been incredibly ambitious in the vehicle standards. it's important for california to tell the success stories that we've made, and we've also got quite a few challenges that policy experts are aware of. we're a very important jurisdiction, but what matters is what people follow and what people copy. and that, again, is about showing up and implementing, no disrespect to the delegation going. >> we'll probably check in with you in scotland, if you don't mind. thank you both tonight. >> very good. >>> our question of the day, what do you want to see come out of the u.n. summit climate. on facebook, will says, i love how the climate conference isn't a zoom meeting but a conference in which they all fly and use jet fuel and carbon emissions to attend an event about decreasing carbon emissions using taxpayer money, also, is it too much to ask for biden not to have naptime? and am

>> well, people in california doesn't have access to the internet. that's why moms are sitting in banks parking lots with their kids to try and get with their kids to try and get them to be able do their income families in fact, 10 million low income families. they will have a $30 discount on their internet service. >> other funds will go toward completing edectric vacation caltrain is also money earmarked for higher paying jobs, union jobs for pipe fitters and plumbers to keep up access to clean drinking water. >> former first lady secretary of state senator and presidential candidate hillary clinton was in san francisco over the weekend. and i got to meet up with the hillary clinton and her longtime aide, huma aberdeen to talk about a wide variety of topics, including how women can continue to push boundaries and reach new heights despite setbacks that the story you'll only see here on kron 4. >> billed as a conversation with hillary and in the audience, a who's who of female politicians 3 has inspired all of us. and that's came to hear from icahn

. >> en california existe el sistema para que todos los adultos mayores de 18 aÑos tengan el booster. ramÓn: el departamento de salud de california da luz verde para personas mayores de 18 aÑos para recibir la vacuna de refuerzo. muy buenas tardes. soy ramÓn adame en horario especial. gracias por acompaÑarnos. un niÑo de cuatro meses fue encontrado a salvo luego de ser robado con un vehÍculo en concord. el incidente provocÓ una intensa bÚsqueda por parte de las autoridades. no hay reportes de arrestos. por otro lado, esta maÑana se recibiÓ una llamada en la policÍa que involucraba a una mujer sospechosa de este incidente, la cual fue arrestada. vamos con mÁs detalles en pittsburg. veremos las consecuencias por dejar a sus hijos desatendidos dentro de un auto. reportera: esta fue la alerta amber que se activÓ ayer. >> nos puede pasar a cualquiera. reportera: segÚn la policÍa de pittsburg, el padre se bajÓ de la camioneta para hablar con otro sujeto y dejÓ el vehÍculo encendido. las autoridades aconsejan no dejar a sus hijos desatendidos ni un segundo o todo podrÍa ca

things changed a bit in california. is that going to be enough when it comes to what we can do to make a change here or does there have to be a larger movement afoot? >> we do have a larger movement it's going to take a couple of years, but remember my organization found 1.4 million conservatives in california on registered to vote. because we've been so apathetic over the last ten years. tammy, you know you know so many conservatives are republicans in california who just aren't willing to figh we've become an atm for the res of the country when they are raising funds for their race in ohio or pennsylvania. they come through, take the money, and le we've got to change here in cal our donors and activists have got to get involved. that is why been pushing this. go to fix california.com, sign up, and help us. we think we could take four or five years entering the but that means everybody's got to pull in the right direction. >> your timing is right. look what happened in 11 months. they shift from the attitude of the ame

i mean, relatively per capita for california. it's not that much liked 1200 per person but still an historic scale the amount of money coming to the state at a time when we desperately need it. we need to put people back to work and hopefully maybe this. we've clogged supply chain. that's as threatening everyone's thanksgiving and christmas right now. yeah, it sure is. hey, michael of the president. of course, hailing the bipartisan. >> effort that went into this does carry for. i mean, that huge social spending bill is still out there. does this help. no, i mean, roads and bridges potholes. those things have been part of the. >> daily life of politicians of since the beginning of time. so there that's always going to be bipartisan in terms of its support that social spending bill. the idea that the policies of universal childcare. reduce prescription drug benefits, those kinds of things that goes into a whole different bucket which is social spending. and we're we're back to the fight between democrats, republicans in practice t

, southern california has always been more conservative northern california. the central valley is very conservative as much is midwestern the south and then you have more available also problem that needs statewide solution because one of the words we use to use to describe what we now call homeless, was transient. the highly transient ablation, it's very difficult population to treat in a way so i do pretty think it will be difficult, there has been some movement to get more housing pretty we just legalized splitting a lot and putting two houses although, i do not think that it will significantly reduce the housing prices i think they will remain extremely high and i think that the dirty little secret is that 65 percent of california voters are homeowners anybody for its own home in california, for longer than a year, has made a ridiculous amount of money on her home, nothing, defined people whose homes have increased in value three or fourfold or overwritten or 20. our house has more than doubled in less thann ten years. and so it makes you more conservativ

i live in berkeley california. i live in san francisco and it's all part of the world i love and i'm a very sensitive person still even though i'm certainly more moderate than i was when i was part of the radical left, still really heartbroken and sensitive to the humanitarian crisis on our street which is both a particular challenge on the progressive west coast but most of you may know we had 96,000 people die of drug overdoses and drug poisoning last year. we're in the middle of two drug epidemics, the most famous is the opioid crisis which starts with the over prescription and becomes an heroin epidemic and now we're in fentanyl which is incredibly deadly. half of our overdoses came from fentanyl but where in a terrible mess epidemic. there's a terrific book coming out early next month by sam king dreamland which is a book about the opioid crisis and the book is about the mess crisis so i'm excited to be here. i've also been influenced by another scholar at aei todd winship and particularly by the work that he'

in 2019, the atf traced 40,000 suspected california crime guns. each of those so called crime guns are supposed to be entered into california automated firearm system. and from there, automatically routed. bureau of alcohol and tobacco. e trace helps atf expose people skirting the state tough gun lines. like a 2016 case out of oakland. smugglers brought in from greyhound buses. they tied those to four attempted murders and two homicides. >> it's intelligence information that assist ins the investigation to help you develop other potential suspects. and to help solve crime. >> the process is considered so valuable, legislators passed a law in 2001, requiring police to enter every potential crime gun they recover into the states system. and forward it to the atf for federal tracing. >> we're going after convicted felons in possession of firearms. >> he works a lot of gun crimes. with the sheriff office gang suppression unit. many guns used in crimes are stolen. or bought on the black market. so tracing a gun in that case doesn't always point back to

elected officials in california are allowed to do that. although, if she is found liable for any sexual harassment allegations, she would need to return that money to the donors. at this point like i said, she denies the allegation and is fighting them in port. >> last question, guy. last w minutes. san francisco, progressive district attorney has been facing a recall effort. that's now official. there is a date for the vote to happen. if you think this is really likely to happen? will he take office. >> a date will be on the ballot in june. all the concerns you've heard about crime in san francisco, you are also seeing a lot more data analysis on the record in his office. san francisco chronicle did a deep dive into this. we are going to have to see how these numbers potentially translate into votes. >> guy marzorati with kqed. and sophia -- with the sacramento bee. i want to thank you both for joining us today. >> thank you so much. >> with high-voltage ceilings and spec tacky letter stained glass. looking at something beautiful is grace

of california. he came from the east. he came from kent pennsylvania. he was a democrat. and so, during the lead up of the civil war, he was what we refer to as a union democrat, a northern democrat. so, he wasn't process lay very. when he ran for reelection, it was a very close race. and he gave speeches that blamed the chinese migration for upset in california, for threatening the future of california. and these were incendiary speeches that he gave. and he did it precisely to -- to get the voters in the mining districts to vote for him. and so, he won his reelection campaign in 1853 by less than 1000 votes. and it was, i believe, the first instance of using the chinese question, or weaponizing it, for partisan purposes. >> yeah, he was using the chinese as political ponds -- >> and calling them slaves -- their paid five dollars a year. crazy stuff like that. got people very agitated. >> was it -- one of the things he said was, the chinese are taking the cold out of our ground, sending it back to

en algunos estados el golpe es más fuerte, en partes de california los motoristas pagan 5 dólares por galón de combustible mientras tanto el presidente no piensa quedarse en brazos cruzados >>> este martes anunció que su gobierno liberará unos 50 millones de barriles de las reservas de petróleo del país, decisión que hesperia que alivia la demanda y ayude a bajar los precios del combustible >>> -(voz inaudible)- >>> salá 3 presidente en han acudido las reservas para tratar de hacerle frente al precio de la gasolina. >>> además de la gasolina enfrentamos retos en la economía del país, así lo dijo joe biden.Ñ >>> durante ese discurso joe biden dijo que las últimas semanas en número de contenedores seencuentran en los muelles se ha reducido en un 33 por ciento y los precios de los envíos se han reducido en un 25 por ciento, la pandemia provoco interrupciones y desafíos en la cadena de suministros lo que ha despertado la preocupación por la escasez y ha contribuido al aumento de precios >>> (inaudible) la implementación de contenedores que tenga demasiado tiempo en el em

the gentleman from california. mr. takano: at this time i'd like to yield three minutes to my good friend and member of the committee on house veterans affairs and chairman of the subcommittee on technology modernization, the gentleman from indiana, chairman her van. -- her vann. -- mrvan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mrvan: the v.a. released two reports of costs for its electronic modernization program. the i.g. repeatedly found unreliable and incomplete estimates for the infrastructure upgrades and cost as well as inadequate reporting of those costs. given the size and scope of the ehrm program the lack of accurate cost estimates hampers v.a.'s ability to provide congress with an accurate picture of the costs and scale of the efforts to modernize i.t. and the physical infrastructure at v.a. medical centers. this piece of legislation will address these issues. it requires v.a. at all costs across d.h.a., o.i.t. and other programs for any am expend on ehrm including for infrastructure proje

. >>> in central california, covid-19 cases are surging so much so that health officials are pleading with state officials to make it easier to transfer patients to areas like l.a. county. in fresno county, the covid-19 hospitalization rate is quadruple the current rate in l.a. and orange counties, and five times that of the bay area. vaccination rates in the region are still relatively low compared to the rest of the state. >>> before you go home and see friends and family for thanksgiving, you may be wondering, should you get a covid test? we spoke with mod multiple radical experts to get their advice. >> reporter: in days, in person holidays are finally back with thanksgiving, but doctors say you still need to be cautious if you are hosting or attending a gathering. >> it is best to be vaccinated. that is the best protection. if you're not vaccinated, think twice about whether or not you want to be in ou fect you. >> reporter: the lead physician at santa monica urgent care, he says the key to preventing spread at the table is a test for your dinner party. >> and vaccinated people s

these days california is a reliable blue state. it wasn't always that way. the last republican presidential candidate to receive a majority from california voters george h.w. bush in 1988. the last republican governor was arnold schwarz. he left office in 2011. 2011 is also by the way when the current congressional map was certified by california's redistricting commission. and the state's 53 congressional districts were drawn. 10 years later with a new process in place, the golden state redistricting commission is heading back to the drawing board and this time it's working with 52 seats since the 2020 census determined california's growth rate had slowed and one seat was taken away. now, redistricting can change a lot and how the new maps turn out could come in to play right here in southern california, specifically districts in los angeles and orange counties. this region of the state has seen a shift over the years. four districts right here they were republican strong hold for years. that changed in 2018 when democrats took over all four. now, republica

sí, gracias a covered california. ajá, porque les atienden en español, y hasta les aconsejan cómo conseguir ayuda económica. nuestros expertos te ayudan a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ya en coveredca.com/espanol >> continuamos desde texas. ilia: la fiscalÍa y la defensa presentaron sus argumentos en este juicio del tiroteo ocurrido en 2020, en donde un joven fue seÑalado como responsable. en georgia, la defensa argumentaba que el jurado se contaminÓ con la presencia del reverendo jackson. steve bannon se entregÓ a las autoridades por desacato al tribunal. esto, por negarse a presentarse al comitÉ que investigaba el asalto al capitolio. reportera: steve bannon se entregÓ al fbi para enfrentar cargos por desacato. >> vamos a tumbar el rÉgimen de biden. reportera: en la corte federal, bannon acordÓ presentarse semanalmente, entregÓ su pasaporte y fue liberado con condiciones. >> esto serÁ el delito menor del infierno par