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This week, President Donald Trump appeared to blame California's environmental protection laws for the cataclysmic fires. Administration officials declined to offer any clarity on Trump's series of tweets.Trump claimed in his tweet that the fires were being "made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amount of readily available water to be properly utilized." He also added that water in the state was "being diverted into the Pacific Ocean," in a tweet that named California Gov. Jerry Brown."This does not merit a response," said Evan Westrup, Brown's spokesman. 602

There’s no way for me to go in and carry out my nutrition program, which we’ve served about 7,000 kids countywide right now, said Debra Tendrich, the founder of Eat Better Live Better. "So we ended up shifting our focus to actually work with the latter part of our mission which is to provide healthy foods."200 families and counting have signed up for the program, according to Tendrich."When I hear pandemic or COVID-19, I hear food crisis," Tendrich said.The organization has already raised enough money for 100 bags, but Tendrich said the goal is feed around 1,000 families within three months."When I see people I need, that’s what gets me energized and ready to do more," said Tendrich.Eat Better Live Better is asking for financial donations, which you can make by 772

Things remain virtually untouched since the October 9 fire, but there are some striking visuals. Green grass is popping up in the middle of some charred lawns and the first excavators are arriving to clear out the debris -- a process that will take many months; no one knows for sure. 284

Trump drafted his letter to Kim early on Thursday morning as he consulted by phone with top aides, including national security adviser John Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Pence. In a tweet, he revealed his chagrin."Sadly, I was forced to cancel the Summit Meeting in Singapore with Kim Jung Un," he wrote, misspelling Kim's name.It was a distant cry from the grinning Trump who teased the announcement in March -- his first and only time in the White House briefing room. Aides said then that Trump accepted the invitation to meet with Kim on the spot, even as firm details of what the North Koreans were offering remained vague. Perched on a gold brocade couch in the Oval Office, Trump dispatched a top South Korean envoy to a darkened White House driveway to make the announcement.The official, Chung Eui-yong, insisted North Korea was "committed to denuclearization" and understood that joint US-South Korea military exercises would continue. But those commitments appeared in doubt as the US began preparatory talks for the summit using intelligence channels established by the CIA, and Pompeo made two secret trips to Pyongyang.US officials grew increasingly wary about the seriousness of North Korea's commitment to denuclearization in recent weeks, sources familiar with the discussions said. The concerns were compounded in recent days by silence from the North Korean side, including a meeting where top North Korean officials failed to appear, according to a senior US official."Over the past many days we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed -- put teams, preparation teams, together to begin to work to prepare for the summit," Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday. "We had received no response to our inquiries from them."During his two visits to Pyongyang, Pompeo urged North Korea to take concrete actions toward denuclearization, the sources said. While the North Koreans were eager to discuss the logistics of the summit, they did not signal a readiness to take any concrete steps to negotiate away their nuclear weapons. 2097

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