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BREAKING NEWS Out Of California Thirty illegal aliens trying to cross into

the United States from Mexico through a hidden tunnel spanning the border were detained by

authorities in San Diego early Saturday.The tunnel, with a ladder inside, was spotted

near San Diego�s Otay Mesa border crossing, authorities said.

Border agents happened upon it at 1 a.m.

Saturday after arresting a group of 30 people who had just been smuggled into the U.S. through

the tunnel.

The group included 23 Chinese nationals, including two women, FOX reported.

The group also included seven Mexicans, including three women.While subterranean tunnels are

not a new occurrence along the California-Mexico border, they are more commonly utilized by

transnational criminal organizations to smuggle narcotics,� U.S. Immigration and Customs

Enforcement spokeswoman Virginia Kice told KNSD-TV.

�However, as this case demonstrates, law enforcement has also identified instances

where such tunnels were used to facilitate human smuggling.�

Some in the group tried to run off when agents approached them.

Others ran back into the tunnel.

Those who were detained were taken to the border patrol station in Chula Vista to be

questioned, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.

The tunnel was near a fence line and hidden by dry brush and branches, according to reports.

The tunnel�s entrance was in a building in the Garita de Otay area in Tijuana, more

than 300 feet south of the U.S.- Mexico border, KNSD reported.Authorities say the tunnel,

which stretched about a mile, may be an extension of an incomplete tunnel previously discovered

by Mexican authorities.

The arrest of Chinese nationals at the U.S.-Mexico border also signals a new trend.

The Union-Tribune reported in June that the number of unauthorized Chinese immigrants

coming to San Diego has skyrocketed in recent years.

Border Patrol agents in the San Diego sector apprehended an estimated 663 Chinese nationals

between October and May, compared with 48 Chinese nationals last fiscal year, five in

fiscal 2014 and eight in fiscal 2013, the paper reported.

A Border Patrol spokeswoman told the paper that criminal organizations involved in smuggling

maximize their profits by transporting Chinese immigrants, often charging anywhere from $50,000

to $70,000 per person.

�The further you travel from, the more arrangements these criminal organizations have to make,

the more expensive it will get,� the spokeswoman told the paper.

Mass emigration from China is also fueling the increase.

China has become one of the world�s leading sources of immigrants, the paper reported,

citing a new study.

Members of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force, led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement�s

Homeland Security Investigations , are currently on scene investigating.

ICE spokeswoman Virginia Kice sent this statement to NBC 7 about the tunnel, which read, in

part:

�While subterranean tunnels are not a new occurrence along the California-Mexico border,

they are more commonly utilized by transnational criminal organizations to smuggle narcotics.

However, as this case demonstrates, law enforcement has also identified instances where such tunnels

were used to facilitate human smuggling.

The probe into the newly discovered tunnel is ongoing and members of the San Diego Tunnel

Task Force are coordinating closely with their law enforcement counterparts in Mexico on

the investigation.

Preliminarily it appears this latest tunnel may be an extension of an incomplete tunnel

previously discovered and seized by Mexican authorities.�

For more infomation >> BREAKING NEWS Out Of California - Duration: 3:02.

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Mark Steyn Blows the Lid Off the Truth About California Jury's Ruling on Kate Steinle's Killer - Duration: 3:23.

During a Thursday appearance on Fox News, conservative commentator Mark Steyn strongly

criticized the acquittal of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, an illegal immigrant who was charged

in the 2015 murder of 32-year-old Kate Steinle.

As The Western Journal reported, Zarate had been deported multiple times prior to the

incident in which Steinle was killed.

Still, due to the fact that San Francisco is a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants,

Zarate was allowed to go free, despite federal officials requesting that he be detained and

then sent back to Mexico.

Steyn called Zarate's acquittal for the murder of Steinle a "miscarriage of justice,"

noting that her killer will never see justice.

"I think it is a miscarriage of justice in the profoundest sense in that Kate Steinle

is dead because she went for a walk in a popular destination in her own city and her parents

will never see anybody convicted for that crime," he said on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

"There's no dispute — I mean, this is slightly different from the O.J. (Simpson)

case, where he pretended to look for the real killers for the last 20 years," Steyn added.

"There is no dispute that this guy actually fired the shot, or picked up the gun that

then shot itself and that this gunshot killed Kate Steinle.

And there's no dispute either that this man should not have been in the country, that

in fact he had been deported six times."

Zarate admitted that the shot that killed Steinle came from a gun he had been holding

at the time.

He said he found the firearm wrapped in a piece of cloth on a San Francisco pier and

picked it up.

Then, he said, the gun accidentally fired a bullet which ricocheted off the pier and

hit Steinle in the back, according to KGO.

But Steyn wasn't buying it.

"You don't need to import foreigners to add to your murderer population," he said.

"This guy had a grade-two education.

We're told that the reason he got off is apparently because he's too stupid to understand

what the cops were saying to him.

So he gave conflicting answers about treading on the gun, finding the gun, firing at sea

lions."

"Why are we importing, and why is one political party, the entire bureaucracy and two-thirds

of the remaining political party fetishizing and sentimentalizing immigrants who can't

speak the language with a grade-two education and setting up competing jurisdictions in

this country that protect them at the expense of American citizens?"

Steyn also argued the existence of sanctuary cities themselves, saying that the term itself

doesn't even make sense in context.

"The very term sanctuary city is designed to shut down the argument," he said.

"Because who do you give sanctuary to?

You give sanctuary to refugees, to those fleeing injustice."

"How can there be something called a sanctuary city," he asked, if it is only being used

as a safe haven for criminals?

He explained that "the reason Donald Trump is president is because he declined to operate

with those constraints."

"Most of the other Republican nominees two years ago," he said, were "cowed by that

kind of language, by 'sanctuary city,' and all the rest of it."

Trump himself responded to the verdict on Twitter, calling it "disgraceful."

"The Schumer/Pelosi Democrats are so weak on Crime that they will pay a big price in

the 2018 and 2020 Elections," he warned.

For more infomation >> Mark Steyn Blows the Lid Off the Truth About California Jury's Ruling on Kate Steinle's Killer - Duration: 3:23.

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Nurse Helps Neighbors Who Lost Their Homes in California Fire - Duration: 4:06.

a nurse for 24 years Payton tirelessly serves her Northern California community

until one morning everything changed

Sunday night, I woke up about 4:00 and

My phone was blown up with text

I had gotten an emergency page out from the hospital the community is in peril we need every available nurse

And that's when we realized that Santa Rosa was burning riki news

devastation in the North Bay as wildfires continue to burn out of control I

Started driving north on the 101 and the sky kept getting dimmer and dimmer

No one's going north except ambulance medics fire trucks so my heart was pounding. I'm thinking oh my god

This is like the worst of the worst

115 thousand acres and growing you need to prepare to get out

It was rolling down the mountain a size of a football field

From one end to the other in three seconds. They were spreading with that fast

We were wearing the n95 mask inside the hospital they had 0% containment

between the three hospital there's

440 staff of nurses doctors, and they have all lost their lives

Kennex so impressive my profession note the nurses

Who could look across the window and know that their house was burning down?

Could still keep it together

How can you not admire that I?

Kept thinking my neighborhood down here is so generous and has such means and I need to match up my Marin neighbors

with my Santa Rosa hospital family who needs everything

And that's when I remembered that next door social media website

It's kind of like a group for your neighborhood

So I just wrote a little honest post if any of you would maybe like to be directly matched up with the family

Like a secret santa, but you know who Santa is

Naively then. I thought maybe he'll get a couple couple neighbors and then within five minutes

I started getting volunteers and I said

This already gave you

matches I thought I have to have a

Coordinator nurse who hasn't lost her house have them paired up with the nurse who did lose her house

The coordinator could be like the go-between they can use my house to show things. I got involved in this because

My mom lost everything we're all kind of learning that's process as we go I pick two out of

So many friends that were affected by the fire very wary with a daughter

A big drop-off for them today, I'm coordinating for five families right now the more it helps

Does happen again because I see?

And this

And so I ask for something in it appears even the kids

And they would come home and say wow my might have like two pairs of cleats

I have like a whole room full of stuff. Maybe I can give those kids some of my stuff

It just worked so well because it was very personal

Everybody who was volunteering said that could be my family

That could have been our house

That's a mom. Just like me I have over

1,700 volunteer match families now that are matched up with over

125 lost families one nurse that I talked to she said I have no extended family. I didn't have insurance

She lost everything

And she said hey I was suicidal last week

And when you sent me those matched families it turned my life around

Nothing is more terrifying when you've lost everything to feel like there's no one there who cares

So I'll keep going as long as people are willing to help me

For more infomation >> Nurse Helps Neighbors Who Lost Their Homes in California Fire - Duration: 4:06.

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電力系統大公開 VW California Ocean T6 Electrical System - Duration: 10:53.

For more infomation >> 電力系統大公開 VW California Ocean T6 Electrical System - Duration: 10:53.

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Quick Look: Revealing Numbers about California's Wildfire Recovery - Duration: 2:43.

Hello everyone. I'm Shawn Boyd in the Cal OES newsroom. It's been more than a month

since unprecedented wildfires ravaged communities throughout California

beginning in October. And over the past several weeks it's been our job to give

you an inside look at their impact. Well, we've done that with aerial video,

pictures and sounds from the scene. But sometimes the statistics are the most

revealing. And one of the most important jobs of emergency management is

gathering facts and figures and making sense of them, not only to understand

what's happening, but to make some of the most important decisions in the middle

of a crisis. "we do that a number of ways we put it into operational dashboards

which you'll see behind me on the SOC wall here. we have charts we have pie

graphs we've got radial dials we've got hard numbers and that allows all of us

working here at the state operation center to stay focused on what the

meaningful information is so that we can take the right actions." So we thought it

would be interesting to take a look at the numbers that tell a big part of the

story and give you a glimpse at some of the statistics that we found sobering

and revealing. More than 380 square miles burned. That's more square miles than the

cities of San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Fresno and Redding combined.

8,900 structures were burned. 44 fatalities - that's up one just

this past week - and over 75,000 people had to be evacuated. "We had over 10,000

folks responding to the fires. We also at the very beginnings of the fires had

over 600 schools closed and just under 300,000 students that were displaced.

That's on top of the entire communities that had been evacuated and the folks

that were in shelters and displaced from their homes. So now the numbers shift to

clean up. As of November 29th crews have cleaned 880 lots, removing more than 288,055

tons of debris. And just this week FEMA

announced additional federal funding for public assistance programs for Butte,

Lake, Mendocino, Napa, Orange and Yuba Counties, federal funds that are

critical to the countless recovery efforts that will be underway for weeks

months even years to come. If you'd like more information you can visit our

website at WildfireRecovery.org. For everyone at Cal OES

I'm Shawn Boyd, thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Quick Look: Revealing Numbers about California's Wildfire Recovery - Duration: 2:43.

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Custom Tiny by California Tiny House | Lovely Tiny House - Duration: 3:42.

For more infomation >> Custom Tiny by California Tiny House | Lovely Tiny House - Duration: 3:42.

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Meet the Donovan Family Who Lost Their Home in California Wildfire - Duration: 5:04.

The Northern California wildfires were the largest in the state's history burning over

22,000 acres and more than 5,000 structures one of the families affected was the Donovans

But thanks to Payton's coordinators. There's a happy ending to their story

The fire basically came down this road

Every angle that you looked and I call the sack this guy was we couldn't see each other through the white ash storm

So this is our neighborhood. What's left of it

This was our home for nine years

It's kind of amazing that a 3,000 square foot home can be reduced to just a few inches of ash

Man a lot of great memories in that house

This was the porch where the girls took their first day of school picture every year

This is the kitchen and we spent all of our time with family and friends in the kitchen

Unfortunately, we haven't been able to find anything that we would hope to find

This is where we're staying we were literally living minute by minute, and I feel like now we're kind of week-to-week

This is my mom's stuffed animal that she had when she was a baby I was able to grab a wedding picture off the wall

I'm really glad for that the one thing I regret not grabbing the ticket stubs from our first date had those - for

19 years

I don't know that it has actually completely hit us all that we've lost

I think we finally have all hit a point of just exhaustion

Every time I feel like I would want to be sad I

Have all of my pairs of blue eyes looking back at me and the memories will never go

You just can't get stuck

What oh

My goodness

So many times people asked us how can we help? What do you need and I literally said?

I don't I don't even know I I don't know and

You'll just jumped into action, and you figured it all out for us

Other people the journeys gonna be ok

Completely 100% sure that we're gonna be ok and that we're not alone and that's really what matters

Donavan family join us along with painter coordinator dream team who've been organizing the relief efforts

Bobby I want to ask you first you may have lost your house yeah, but you still kept your home together yes

What was it like?

When you guys drove up there and Peyton was standing there. Oh, I I feel like our hearts. Just were

Overflowing with joy and gratitude, and I mean more than just the material things that are huge blessings

We've been having a hard time actually

Accepting things because we were still in a position of having to move so frequently we haven't been able to get landed yet um

but just to know that people who didn't even know we existed are taking time out of their lives and and

coordinating such amazing efforts with some amazing human beings

To take care of things that we can't even begin to think of that we're gonna need it's it's overwhelming

It's a blessing that is undescribable

I tend to throw out their shine

How touched I was when people think about losing material possessions that the thing that you missed the most

Was the ticket stubs from your first date?

Yeah, those those meant so much to me, and it was going to be this great surprise that I've been planning for

almost 17 years

Focusing on material things

in

Hindsight is so minimal. But there are a few things that really hit your heart, and that was one for me

I mean that one was going to be something that I was going to find the right time the right

Anniversary and pop that out and and have something to present

You

For more infomation >> Meet the Donovan Family Who Lost Their Home in California Wildfire - Duration: 5:04.

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California Wildfires: One Month of Thanks - Duration: 1:13.

In October, the most damaging wildfires in California history devastated homes, business

and structures, displacing thousands.

From vineyards to neighborhoods, at least 245,000 acres were burned.

These fires ruined countless lives, homes, jobs and communities that were built over decades.

The Red Cross was there.

Along with our partners, we opened emergency shelters, providing nearly 30,000 overnight stays.

We provided nearly 200,000 meals and snacks.

Our health and mental health workers were there too to offer support and care for those

affected by these fires.

And we distributed thousands of emergency relief items and comfort kits

to help those left with nothing.

The Red Cross will be there in the weeks and months to come

to help people recover and rebuild their lives.

To our partners and volunteers, we say, "thank you".

To those left to rebuild, we say, "we are with you."

For more infomation >> California Wildfires: One Month of Thanks - Duration: 1:13.

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Why We Think California is Awesome - Duration: 1:13.

California, it's awesome.

And living here does come with a big price tag.

The thing is,

when you buy a home in California,

you get a lot more than a house.

You get adventure in the mountains on a single tank of gas.

The Pacific at your fingertips.

Trails and adventure, at every turn.

We've got one-of-kind watering holes

and farm-fresh cuisine.

Out here,

we can do slow

and we can do fast.

Your house is like a base-camp

and every day you've got a chance to see the world from a different point of view.

So here's where we come in.

The Steven Cozza Real Estate Team

has lived in Sonoma and Marin Counties for more than three decades.

We know what it means to love where you live.

Our attention to detail,

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and above and beyond efforts

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Let us surpass your expectations.

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