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You've had to see people become temporary refugees from their home. at what point do you feel that politicians in positions like the governorship of california are going to have to start proposing restrictions on where people live and basically saying, you know what? we just can't build here because we can't afford to basically maintain people living this close to the water or living this close to wildfire damage or living this close to a place that's susceptible to mud slides? >> now we've got to -- we have to make those proposals now, but we already have restrictions. people want to build ho...

Show. he's on capitol hill. what is the mood like up there? speak out the clock is running, so they're trying to figure out where they can get their votes. the latest thinking is adding $5 million for border security and $8 million in disaster funding. hurricane damage, wild fire damage, hoping to see if i will get some more votes. spoke after the white house meeting with president trump. >> we believe there is still time to add border security. that is what america is asking for. one of the fundamental jobs for our president. we had a great discussion with him. what the senate sent over, kick...

Forecast for the west coast, the good news bad news situation, they need the rain to help firefighters, the credible wildfire damage we have seen in california but it is going to present the threat for flooding and mudslides and debris flows. when you have inches of rain in northern and central california and snow pack moving in that could be a problem. there is your weather, travel delay's, the good news is not a lot of travel problems, just relegated to the east coast and the northeast. it is going to be cold tomorrow. rob: this wind, what if there's not much of a parade because of the wind?...

>> thank you very much. president trump will be leaving for california to see the wildfire damage firsthand. >> sarah westwood joins us from the white house. the president, he's been critical of california's handling of the wildfire response. his press secretary, sarah sanders, says he's going to be there to comfort. >> reporter: that's right, the president has repeatedly blamed california forest management for the fires. he's claimed that neglect created the conditions that's allowed the fires to spread so quickly. in a tweet last week the president even threatened to cut federal funding to...

That is like i said, this has been going on for 18 months, i truly do believe that mark zuckerberg is just hard wired in a different way, and i think he's thinking in grand historical terms. he sees an audience of facebook users that's more than 2 billion around the world. and he still thinks he's just connecting people, and these problems they're just little things he has to take care of. they're not little things, they're really big things and fundamentally affecting economies and politics around the world. >> in a very big way. first time we got to talk on air. glad you're on our team. than...