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Absolutely Stunning Most Coziest Tiny Cabin at The Sea Ranch For Sale in California

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California retirará la Guardia Nacional de la frontera | Noticias Telemundo - Duration: 0:40.

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Gov. Newsom To Draw Down Guard Troops At California-Mexico Border - Duration: 0:30.

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It's a Good Time at This Hollywood Speakeasy | California Live | NBCLA - Duration: 4:01.

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California governor blasts Trump political theater, pulls border troops - Duration: 3:01.

California governor blasts Trump political theater, pulls border troops

LOS ANGELES — Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom tore into President s policies Monday during a press conference where he spoke about his decision to pull the majority of the states National Guard troops from the U.S. Mexico border.

"This crisis on the border is a manufactured crisis," Newsom told reporters. "We are not interested in participating in this political theater."

The decision to pull 260 of the states 360 troops from the border follows Trumps State of the Union address last week in which he repeated concerns about a border crisis. Newsoms action is another sign the new governor, after just over a month in office, is taking a more activist approach when it comes to Trumps policies than Californias previous governor, .

Last April, Brown agreed to send to the border at the request of Trump, who cited "a crisis" at the border due to a "combination of illegal drugs, dangerous gang activity, and extensive illegal immigration."

Newsom signed an order Monday to withdraw 260 troops in a challenge to Trumps original request. The remaining 100 troops will conduct operations primarily around ports of entry, supporting federal efforts to combat drug and gun trafficking.

Californias current agreement with the Pentagon for National Guard troops at the border is set to expire at the end of March. Newsom said the state intends to secure a new agreement with the federal government for just 100 troops.

The 100 soldiers who will stay at the border have special training in narcotics search and seizures as well as expertise in transnational criminal organization intelligence. Newsom said the drug and gun trafficking concerns are real, but he dismissed the presidents claims of a crisis due to undocumented immigration.

There have been undocumented immigrants as part of work with U.S. Border Patrol agents. The governor conceded some of the states troops may have indirectly been in operations that involved some undocumented immigrants.

"When you have National Guardsmen and women doing, for example, surveillance with cameras," he said, "its hard to distinguish between those that are participating in gun and drug activity versus those that may be just crossing the border illegally." He called it "a gray area that we will no longer participate in."

The governor also said the border duty for the states troops has been "getting in the way of the National Guard being prepared for being redeployed overseas." He said the troops "are doing work that precludes them from getting the training and the skills and the time off that is necessary to make sure that theyre prepared for more appropriate deployments. So this is actually hurting our readiness."

Newsom said a number of the National Guard soldiers getting pulled from the border will help Cal Fire to focus on fire prevention efforts. He also said theres a need for the troops to assist in fighting illegal cannabis grows in Northern California that are not part of the states regulated market.

In challenging Trumps claims of a border crisis, Newsom said border crossings are at the lowest levels since 1971. He said undocumented immigrants commit crimes at a significantly lower level than native born citizens. And he said California has about 550,000 fewer undocumented immigrants in the state than it did a decade ago.

"This is pure politics," the governor said.

Newsom also commented on Trump asking the Pentagon to to the southern border.

"If youre going to add 3,750 troops to the border, why do you need the National Guard?" Newsom said.

The White House didnt immediately respond to a request for comment.

Newsom also has been critical of Trump on the to the state for wildfire relief. The threat from Trump followed the Camp Fire last year that killed 86 people in Northern California and destroyed most of the town of Paradise.

The governor also blamed Trump for the recent government shutdown and was quick to offer affected by the shutdown.

"Gavin Newsom has nothing to worry about as governor of this state by confronting Donald Trump," said Garry South, the veteran Los Angeles based Democratic strategist who advised former Gov. Gray Davis. "Thats what most Californians want him to do. Many Democrats didnt think Jerry Brown did it enough — and that included acceding to the presidents request that the border state governors send National Guard troops to the border."

South added, "People are going to see a lot more proactivity from Gavin Newsom than they ever saw from Jerry Brown during the whole last eight years he was governor."

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Marc's Story | Protect Dialysis Patients | California - Duration: 0:31.

I've been at dialysis 3 days a week.

9.5 years I've never missed a treatment.

Dialysis is life support. I'm considered on life support.

I love all the employees. From the manager down.

The social worker, the dietitian, the nurses are top notch.

They are on top of everything.

They help me stay alive. It's almost a little bit like family.

They're very caring people.

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Jesus' Story | Protect Dialysis Patients | California - Duration: 0:31.

I served in Marine Corp for 4 years.

I worked for 17 years, until I was diagnosed with kidney failure.

Your legs start swelling up, your arms start swelling,

your face swells up. You feel fatigue all the time.

That's what I was going through. I felt like my life was over.

Now that I'm going through the dialysis, I feel a lot better.

I love going to the dialysis center and they make me feel at home.

If they close the clinic where I'm at, it would be very difficult for me.

My life would be impossibe to live.

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California governor blasts Trump political theater, pulls border troops - Duration: 2:59.

California governor blasts Trump political theater, pulls border troops

LOS ANGELES — Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom tore into President s policies Monday during a press conference where he spoke about his decision to pull the majority of the states National Guard troops from the U.S. Mexico border.

"This crisis on the border is a manufactured crisis," Newsom told reporters. "We are not interested in participating in this political theater."

The decision to pull 260 of the states 360 troops from the border follows Trumps State of the Union address last week in which he repeated concerns about a border crisis. Newsoms action is another sign the new governor, after just over a month in office, is taking a more activist approach when it comes to Trumps policies than Californias previous governor, .

Last April, Brown agreed to send to the border at the request of Trump, who cited "a crisis" at the border due to a "combination of illegal drugs, dangerous gang activity, and extensive illegal immigration."

Newsom signed an order Monday to withdraw 260 troops in a challenge to Trumps original request. The remaining 100 troops will conduct operations primarily around ports of entry, supporting federal efforts to combat drug and gun trafficking.

Californias current agreement with the Pentagon for National Guard troops at the border is set to expire at the end of March. Newsom said the state intends to secure a new agreement with the federal government for just 100 troops.

The 100 soldiers who will stay at the border have special training in narcotics search and seizures as well as expertise in transnational criminal organization intelligence. Newsom said the drug and gun trafficking concerns are real, but he dismissed the presidents claims of a crisis due to undocumented immigration.

There have been undocumented immigrants as part of work with U.S. Border Patrol agents. The governor conceded some of the states troops may have indirectly been in operations that involved some undocumented immigrants.

"When you have National Guardsmen and women doing, for example, surveillance with cameras," he said, "its hard to distinguish between those that are participating in gun and drug activity versus those that may be just crossing the border illegally." He called it "a gray area that we will no longer participate in."

The governor also said the border duty for the states troops has been "getting in the way of the National Guard being prepared for being redeployed overseas." He said the troops "are doing work that precludes them from getting the training and the skills and the time off that is necessary to make sure that theyre prepared for more appropriate deployments. So this is actually hurting our readiness."

Newsom said a number of the National Guard soldiers getting pulled from the border will help Cal Fire to focus on fire prevention efforts. He also said theres a need for the troops to assist in fighting illegal cannabis grows in Northern California that are not part of the states regulated market.

In challenging Trumps claims of a border crisis, Newsom said border crossings are at the lowest levels since 1971. He said undocumented immigrants commit crimes at a significantly lower level than native born citizens. And he said California has about 550,000 fewer undocumented immigrants in the state than it did a decade ago.

"This is pure politics," the governor said.

Newsom also commented on Trump asking the Pentagon to to the southern border.

"If youre going to add 3,750 troops to the border, why do you need the National Guard?" Newsom said.

The White House didnt immediately respond to a request for comment.

Newsom also has been critical of Trump on the to the state for wildfire relief. The threat from Trump followed the Camp Fire last year that killed 86 people in Northern California and destroyed most of the town of Paradise.

The governor also blamed Trump for the recent government shutdown and was quick to offer affected by the shutdown.

"Gavin Newsom has nothing to worry about as governor of this state by confronting Donald Trump," said Garry South, the veteran Los Angeles based Democratic strategist who advised former Gov. Gray Davis. "Thats what most Californians want him to do. Many Democrats didnt think Jerry Brown did it enough — and that included acceding to the presidents request that the border state governors send National Guard troops to the border."

South added, "People are going to see a lot more proactivity from Gavin Newsom than they ever saw from Jerry Brown during the whole last eight years he was governor."

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Adrienne's Story | Protect Dialysis Patients | California - Duration: 0:31.

Dialysis treatment is a lifeline.

Access to dialysis has allowed people to live fuller, longer lives.

To see their nieces grow up, to meet their grandkids.

To be able to actively participate in life celebrations.

Our treatment is tantamount to a long term life support.

We can't live without this treatment.

You're talking about human lives and you can't put a dollar amount on that.

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Evento de lluvia e inundaciones para mediados de la semana en California - Duration: 2:51.

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Snow on the coast. White-out conditions in the Sierra. California's wild winter continues with new s - Duration: 6:54.

California's wet winter is getting wilder.  Over the weekend, it snowed in parts of coastal Humboldt, creating white winter conditions in Eureka and Arcata

Advertisement >  Snow closed major roads in the Sierra as well as the Tejon Pass in Southern California, jamming Interstate 5 traffic Sunday

 And another powerful storm is going to barrel into California beginning Tuesday

Here's what to expect: Southern California Here are preliminary rainfall totals expected between Tuesday evening through Thursday night

Overall 1-2.5" Coast/Valleys 2.5 to 4" for the foothills/Mountains. #CAwx #LArain #Socal pic

twitter.com/Qjo2UGMyij— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) February 11, 2019 A potent wet, windy storm system will impact the area from late Tuesday into early Thursday

These images show a general idea of what to expect and when at a number of sites across the San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas

Flood/wind watches will be considered today. #cawx pic.twitter.com/p0m0rSmanL— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) February 11, 2019  Below-normal temperatures are expected through next week throughout Southern California

Another storm is predicted to hit the region Wednesday and continue through Thursday, and resume late Friday night and into Saturday, forecasters said

 "We are still in a storming pattern where every few days we get some rain," said Kathy Hoxsi, meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Oxnard

"And because each storm brings in a fresh round of cold air, we are going to be chilly for a while

"  Sunday's storm brought so much snow that the Grapevine was closed for hours. Northern California It is going to be a wet week across the state of CA

Heaviest rain for #NorCal is expected on Wednesday. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/MdzR8CW0yP— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) February 11, 2019 Travel plans to the mountains this week? Here are the latest thoughts on the forecast for the next few days

Snow levels are expected to rise considerably during the winter storm on Wednesday

#CAwx pic.twitter.com/N18uNIrIuL— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) February 11, 2019 More heavy snow is headed to the mountains this week! Several feet of snow are possible at pass levels

#cawx pic.twitter.com/tz8vJdyxTb— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) February 11, 2019  The "atmospheric river," which has brought a lot of rain and snow to the region this year, will return Tuesday and Wednesday

 "Strong winds and heavy rain meaning power outages and flooding, with a chance of landslides," the National Weather Service said in a statement

 A flood watch is in effect through Thursday in large swaths of the Central Valley

The "biggest concerns are moderate rises in small streams and urban flooding with the potential for ponding on roads," the weather service said

 Heavy snow is expected in the Sierras Wednesday.  Many parts of Northern California are already far ahead of average rainfall totals for the year

And the latest storm will boost those numbers. Snowing on the coast  … And before we go, here are some images of the coastal snow over the weekend in Eureka and Arcata

 Officials said it was the first time it snowed this much along the beach area since 2002

Being one of the last smartphone virgins, I have to show somebody else's visual record of last night's extremely rare snowfall here in Arcata (not to be confused with Arcadia!), California

https://t.co/GWg9mmMjm4— Brian Dixon (@HeTweetsAtLast) February 10, 2019 MAGICAL! Frosty Carson Mansion in Eureka by Victorr Ocegueda ❄! #eureka #carsonmansion #snow #oceguedaphotography

pic.twitter.com/Z9Y1Z8S1gS— NAZY JAVID (@nazyjavid) February 11, 2019 The most #snow that I've seen here in 15 yrs time just fell in #arcata and all over #HumboldtCounty #snowpocalypse2019 #humboldt #sealevel #coastal pic

twitter.com/oV4h0cZImm— Dakini Darkstar (@DakiniDarkstar) February 10, 2019

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Alicia Silverstone on Her Fight for Women's Health | California Live | NBCLA - Duration: 5:54.

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DeWayne's Story | Protect Dialysis Patients | California - Duration: 0:31.

Skipping a day from dialysis is playing Russian Roulette.

Most people have no idea what dialysis is or what dialysis patients go through.

I need dialysis to stay alive.

It is not a cure. It is only a treatment.

My clinic is like my lifeline.

So if clinics close, my life is in danger if it does.

Dialysis is difficult. But I know that's what's going to keep me alive.

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Sally's Story | Protect Dialysis Patients | California - Duration: 0:31.

Dialysis is a godsend for me.

Without it, I would've been dead 3 years ago.

Since then, I've been able to teach my granddaughter to play the flute. She's learned to sew.

If I have not had started dialysis 3 years ago

I would've missed out on all of that.

I love my client. I love the people that work there.

They're gentle,they're kind, they're caring.

If our center closed, the impact would be overwhelming. Thousands of us, dialysis patients, would be thrown out into the cold.

I need dialysis to stay alive.

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California governor to draw down guard troops at border - Duration: 1:57.

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California judge will keep Planned Parenthood names sealed The Sacramento Bee - Duration: 4:06.

California judge will keep Planned Parenthood names sealed The Sacramento Bee

February 11, 2019 06:05 PM

A California judge ruled Monday that the names of 14 Planned Parenthood workers and others will remain sealed during the prosecution of two anti abortion activists charged with secretly recording them.

San Francisco Superior Court Judge Christopher Hite made the ruling despite the publication of the names on an anti abortion website over the weekend.

Hite said he would punish anyone discovered to have provided the names, which have been ordered to be kept confidential since charges were filed in 2017 against David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of the Center for Medical Progress.

"The reason for the sealing is they are in fear of bodily harm," California attorney general prosecutor Johnette Jauron said.

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One the Planned Parenthood workers filed an affidavit saying Daleiden has her phone number and texted her in 2016 saying, "I know a lot has happened in the past year, and maybe Im the last person you want to hear from. But if theres anything I can do to help you, please let me know."

Merritts lawyer Horacio Mihet and Daleidens attorney Brentford Ferreira argued against sealing the names. Each told the judge they didnt give the names to the website and dont know who did.

The judge said he would rule later on Planned Parenthoods unusual legal demand to join Californias criminal prosecution of the activists charged with invasion of privacy for secretly making videos as they tried to buy fetal material from the organization.

Hite also will rule later on whether to seal videos shown in court once the case concludes.

He also pushed back a preliminary hearing to April 22.

The pair has pleaded not guilty and argue they are undercover journalists shielded from prosecution.

Daleiden and Merritt were accused of secretly making videos that Planned Parenthood argued were heavily edited to unfairly show workers agreeing to sell fetal material for profit, which the group says it does not do.

The videos led to three congressional inquiries and criminal investigations in at least 15 states.

Planned Parenthood says it wants to join the prosecution for the safety of the workers scheduled to testify. It also wants to counter the defendants claims they were filming criminal behavior.

The groups attorneys say they want the ability to object to defense questions that could identify or otherwise jeopardize the workers safety.

A federal judge presiding over Planned Parenthoods lawsuit against the Center for Medical Progress last year barred release of some the videos.

Daleiden and Merritt sneaked into numerous Planned Parenthood meetings and other abortion rights gatherings and shot undercover videos of their attempts to buy fetal material. They published the videos in 2015.

Planned Parenthood says it doesnt sell fetal material for profit and charged only modest expenses to cover costs of donating it for medical research. The organization stopped seeking reimbursement for its shipping costs, and it never faced charges.

In one instance, a grand jury in Texas declined to indict Planned Parenthood and instead filed charges against the pair for using fake drivers licenses to get into Planned Parenthood meetings.

Those charges were dropped in 2017, the same year California Attorney General Xavier Beccera charged Daleiden and Merritt with 14 counts each of invasion of privacy.

February 12, 2019 12:01 AM

California jails and prisons have inconsistent safeguards against inmates who hurl urine at guards. Assembly bill 294 would mandate precautions against gassing for the health of correctional officers.

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