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por no presentarse en una corte hace diez aÑos y la trasladaron al departamento del alguacil de san bernardinoue la dejaron en libertad. >>> todavÍa me dijo que el pasaporte no estaba bien. >>> por su parte la uniÓn americana del derechos civiles puso demando contra el departamento del alguacil de san bernardino y ice diciendo que plascencia fue discriminada por su origen Étnico. >>> para n. par mÁs en cÓmo fue que esto pasÓ. >>> los oficiales dicen que ellos no llamaron a inmigraciÓn. >>> de vez en cuando piden informaciÓn, pero es informacion especÍfica a las personas que ellos quieren entrevistar o detener. >>> mientras ice informÓ que nunca toman acciÓn a detienen una a persona si saben que indique que es ciudadano de los estados unidos. >>> y espera ahora la resulta de ambos departamentos pero dicen que si se niegan a aceptar la demanda llevorÁn el caso a la corte. >>> en san bernardino claudia mendoza para las noticias telemundo. >>> ocho de cada diez empresarios mexicanos, pagÓ sobornos para agilizar trÁmites o mantener negocios abiertos, eso revela una encuesta que pone en situaciÓn el

en san bernardino, california, norma roque.e heridos dejÓ hoy un ataque perpetrado por un grupo de 10 hombrescontra un autobÚs en el que viajaban cristianos en el oeste del pueblo egipcio de al dubois. la agresiÓn ocurrió cuando el vehÍculo se dirigía a un monasterio. ningÚn grupo, hasta el momento ha asumido el ataque. la policÍa britÁnica capturÓ a la mayor parte de la red que estarÍa vinculada con el atentado del lunes pasado en mÁnchester. no obstante, la unidad nacional antiterrorista dijo que podrÍa haber mÁs detenciones. la policÍa interroga a ocho sospechosos por ayudar en el ataque. las fuerzas de seguridad tratan de desmantelar la red que apoyÓ al terrorista suicida. la manifestaciÓn de hoy en caracas, dejÓ al menos 36 personas heridas, incluido un diputado opositor. la fuerza pÚblica dispersÓ las protestas utilizando gases lacrimÓgenos. tambiÉn hubo lesionados por piedras y objetos. se suman 56 las personas que han perdido la vida por la represiÓn en venezuela. un abogado mexicano se le ocurriÓ que para ayudar a los

aerea a un caballo que habia caido con su jinete cerca de 300 pies por una colina en el condado san bernardino. --segun los bomberos, el animal no sufri heridas mayores y pudo caminar sin problemas hasta su remolque. --el jinete fue transportado al hospital y se desconoce su condicion de salud. cesar ---una lluvia de crticas y contradicciones luego de la entrevista que dio el presidente trump ayer... --- tal es la tormenta poltica que hasta el mismo mandatario est reaccionando --- roll open ---desde washington dc randy serrano informa. take randy pkg :01 :24 :50 01:09 01:30 pkg el presidente donald trump amaneci con ganas de desahogarse y lo hizo sin pelos en la lengua. una ola de tuits en la maÑana del viernes.

as kat said, san bernardino. this manchester person, born in england. it is more than one issue. >> herman: it starts with enforcement of laws that are already there and making sure we know who is here as well as better vetting of those who want to come here. >> eric: and the hundreds of thousands of people who overstay their visas in the united states. >> elvira: and that's why we have such an immigration problem. if you want to get into that, we can deal with that issue. don't give them jobs. >> eric: isn't it the same issue? points to the exact same threats, whether it's a muslim, i'm sorry, a radical islamic terrorists who want to come here or someone coming from the southern border. >> elvira: the difference is that the guy sneaking in on the southern border wants a job and he gets it. if the person who gives him the job is as much to blame as he has. >> eric: in the aftermath of the manchester attack, somehow took up some are saying to accept terror as a way of life. >> europe is getting used to attacks like this. we have to because we are never g

it seems like a deja vu to san bernardino. can you remind us?om: what happened there is that there was a terror attack in southern california, san bernardino. it was found out later that the terrorists used iphones to comedic it with each other. it was a big battle here in the united states over whether and to what extent apple should give the u.s. government access to the communications that we expect to be saved on our phones and hidden from intrusion. apple very vehemently oppose that in a very high-profile case. it turns out that the government was able to get the information, decrypt those phones in sort of a backdoor manner. ,he legal battle was dropped but we are going to see this time and time again where bad actors are using social media, using consumer electronics to disseminate propaganda, to gain support for their causes, to communicate among each other, and we saw theresa may come out and light of the attack at the concert earlier this week asking for greater cooperation from the likes of facebook in helping them clamp down on hatef

the san bernardino terror attacks.e couple who opened fire on that office party killing 14 and a little bit more about the police response. how they took them out in a police shoot-out. d of allergy p. it delivers a gentle mist experience d of allergy p. to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >> leland: top of the hour is "outnumbered." we've got sandra and harris standing by. i was thinking about those. it's been such a slow news week, you don't have anything to talk about. >> harris: we just brayed each other's hair. >> sandra: hello. president trump taking up the final leg of his overseas trip today. whether he can carry the positive reviews and vibes back home when he returns to washington tomorrow. >> harris: mark zuckerberg calling on the government to give everybody some free money. he's got $63 billion lying around. we'll be coming out of his pocket? >> sandra: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. laugh. "outnumbered" top of the hou

. >>> families of victims in the san bernardino terror atech are suing three tech giants.hey aface facebook, google and twitter of allowing isis to spread propaganda. they say the terror group's use of social media influenced the two san bernardino shooters. the companies dispute the charges in the lawsuit. 14 people were killed and 22 injured in that 2015 attack. >>> a bit of controversy at a colorado annual sanctuary after nearly a dozen lions and tigers as well as bears were euthanized. the owners of liongate sanctuary said they had to put down the animals. they wanted to remove them when it was flooded but it wasn't okayed. it was denied because the animals would have been in a densely populated area. >>> canadians who recently bought a bought of bombay sapphire gin are told to return it or pour it out. it was recalled because it's nearly twice as powerful as it should be. bacardi which owns the brand says only a few cases of the super potent gin made it out of the factory, about 6,000 bottles. there have been no reports, however, of illnesses. >>> when we come back a

unconditionally condemned and unflinchingly confronted no matter where it occurs, in manchester, san bernardino or jerusalem. terror is terror. we must all unite to defeat it. mr. president, today you called the terrace losers. i know you agree with me that it's our job to make sure they continue to lose. we will defeat them. thank you. thank you to first lady melania trump, thank you for taking such a strong stand for israel and the jewish people. it comes from the heart of all of us. thank you, mr. president. [inaudible conversations] >> we have a unique memorial. in this box we have a replica that was specifically prepared for you and your family. [inaudible] what we have here is a personal album. [inaudible] in this album there is a replica of the album with all do what we can find are things like this, don't forget me, believe. afterward she was deported to us with an murdered. this is her hope of what life can bring. believe in god, don't be afraid of death and wait for a better future. [inaudible] this is the exact replica. we have here how this came to us. all their family members, thei

unconditionally condemned and unflinchingly confronted, no matter where it occurs, in manchester, san bernardino or jess lem, terror is terror is terror. we must all unite to defeat it. . mr. president, today you called the terrorists losers. i know you agree with me that it's our job to make sure that they continue to lose. we will defeat them. thank you, thank you to first lady melania trump. thank you for taking such a strong stand for israel and the jewish people. it comes from the heart of all of us. hank you, mr. president. >> we have here a unique memorial, a token. in this box we have a replica that was specifically for you. [inaudible] look in the eyes of this young lady. -- we have here is [inaudible] in berlin and it went on and on until the 42nd. she was reported murdered. n this album we have, it's a replica, exact replica of the , bum with all the, you know what we can find here, mr. president, is things like this, you know, don't forget me. he was sent to austria and murdered. u can see photographs in the hopes to fulfill life and what ife can bring with them. the love, beautiful

we were not picking on apple and the san bernardino case. there were real reasons we needed to get into that device. that is true

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it's linked intrinsically to the threat here in america youch know the san bernardino killers. swore allegiance on social media to al bag dad by as well. so this is not something theoretical but something hyperbolic, connected to the safety of everybody in this room. what's talking about the context of what isis achieved, making it unique. it's easy to make fun of the bad guys. much of the left wing media will not even use the word caliphate and just pooh-pooh the concept there is something called the islamic state, it's a state and that it's islamic. but let's look at what actually happened on june 29, 2015. when mosul fell, to just a handful of isis fighters, very soon after, about two weeks later, al-baghdadi, the head of isis, walked into the grand mosque of mosul, walked up the stairs of the pulpit and addressed in the black clerical cloak and wearing a black turn ban made an eloquent statement where he declared the islamic state, the caliphate, had been re-established and he was in the new caliph. now why is this important? let's look at that word caliphate. caliphate isn

we weren't picking on apple in the san bernardino case. there were real reasons we needed to get into

we weren't biking on apple in the san bernardino case. >> right. >> there were real reasons why we needed to get into that device. and that is t

what is the message sending to the immigrant in san bernardino? look at who we are.we haven't just named ourselves after the territory in which the last war with the infidel will have occurred we actually captured it. which means what? what is the implicit message? this isn't just any old jihad. any old jihad. this isn't fighting the serbs in bosnia, fighting the indianness cashmere or she soviets in afghanistan. is is the last one. this is last one. i grew up under the cold war. i am a child of the cold war and miss it. we were taught when the balloon goes up. october '62 we thought the balloon was going up. the message from isis is the balloon is up. we are in sham. this the last one and it is my conviction this is the only way to explain more than 85,000 jihadis recruited in just a few years because they are using end times. they are using themes that for the last eight years it was prohibited to discuss inside federal governments. i can tell you because we were at the acadmies and where was a hostage to the politically correct. that ended on 12:01 january 20th be

the shooter and his wife opened fire on a san bernardino office christmas party killing 14 people.re before you click, new email scam targeting billions of users worldwide. cheryl casone he from foxbusiness, what we need to know. >> this is interesting because so many people got this email from a trusted contact, very clever and how it was presented. a google phishing scam, 1 billion gmail users were expected, your emails and contact, it will say something about opening google doc, it will affect your computer. google has it under control, they found the source of the scam and cleaned it out. floating around for gmail users. >> they tried to trick us. donald trump always says buy american, hire american. apple -- this is a company that came out with her lings earlier this week, $250 billion in cash, small amount but $1 billion they will put into a fund to build manufacturing in the us which is great news, the iphone outsourced to build overseas, they are going to work to create manufacturing jobs in the us, tim cook applauded donald trump's tax reform plan. if you are going to be m

fact, i was there for three and half years and then i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and worked all kinds of interesting investigations they are related to the exotic animals and reptile collectors and a lot of things you never do up here. i worked a case for over a year involving a - there was a bald eagle which is an endangered species.it was shot and left at the front gate of a fish and game officer in redding. so one day i show up at work and it told me about this everyone thought we would throw it in the freezer because there's not much to do. and there was a note attached to the leg of the eagle threatening to kill someone. so rather than just give up i started doing a lot of research investigation and asking around. i started to get little tips here and there. i came up with to suspect and ended up giving these guys a handwriting exam. i tested that and then i sent the handwriting to the fbi. and the fbi confirmed that my suspects were the ones that wrote the note. i ended up sending the feathers of this bird to the smithsonian institute. we did

later on i was there in the colorado river area and i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and work all kinds of interesting investigations related to exotic animals and reptile collectors and a lot of things you'd never do up here. i worked the case for over a year involving, there was a bald eagle, and endangered species. and i left at the front game of the fish and game officer and one day i showed up at work and they told me i'd find a siegel and everybody said we will throw it in the freezer and there's not much we can do. there's a note attached to the siegel threatening the life of one of the wardens that supervised at the time, it was like a message to leave us alone or more of this was going to happen so rather than give up i started doing a lot of research investigation and asking around and i started getting tips here and tips there and i came up with twosuspects , ended up getting these guys handwriting example where i tested and i sent off the handwriting to the fbi for this note and the fbi confirmed that my suspects were the ones that wrote the

you all know the san bernardino killers. >> there is something called the islamist state that it is islamic and it is a state. let's look at what happened on june 29, 2015. when mosul fell, there was just a handful of isis fighters. very soon after, two weeks later the head of isis walked into the grand mosque of mosul , walked up the stairs of the pulpit, dressed in the black clerical cloak, wearing a black turban, he made a statement very eloquently when he declared that as of that moment the islamic state caliphate had been reestablished and he was the new k left -- caliphate. why is this important? let's look at the word. it's not some crazy idea trumped up in a cave in southeast asia. it is a real entity for over 1000 years first founded in the arabian peninsula in the six hundreds, headquartered out of mecca. then headquarters moved to damascus at the height of its power the caliphate was run out of baghdad. what was the caliphate? it was literally the empire of islam. an entity that melted religion with politics and spanned a massive expansive territory in north africa and the middle

colorado river for three and a half years, and then i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino/riverside area and worked all kinds of interesting investigations there related to exotic animals and these reptile collectors and a lot of things you'd never do up here. so i worked a case for over a year involving a, there was a bald eagle which is an endangered species was shot and left at the front gate of the fish and game office here in redding. and i, one day i showed up at work, and they told me about this, finding this eagle. and everybody thought, well, we'll throw it in the freezer. there's not much we can do. well, there was a note attached to this eagle, to the leg of the eagle, threatening the life of one of the wardens i supervised at the time. it was kind of like a message, you better leave us alone, or more than this was going to happen. so rather than give up, i started doing a lot of research, investigation and asking around, and i started getting little tips here and tips there, and i came up with two suspects and ended up giving these guys a handwriting exemplar e

before we warm up again. 80s back by >>> some dramatic video this evening of a horse rescued from san bernardino county ravine. horse and female rider fell off about noon. sedated and blindfolded this horse before rescue helicopter brought it to safety. horse able to walk away and rider suffered minor scratch. everybody okay. >> horse is like what in the world happened? >> i was flying. >> better day than james harden. >> unbelievable game. >> spurs and warriors in the western conference finals. this is why you shouldn't gamble. i would have bet everything against the >>> good evening. spurs and warriors will meet in game one of the western conference finals. sunday 12:30 on abc7. spurs blitzed the rockets tonight. rockets were at home, facing elimination and played like they already had booked flights to cancun. didn't seem to carement no kawhi leonard for game six. spurs without the best player and ony parker. jonathan simmons with authority uncontested. james harden, not a shot in the first quarter. rockets down 19 at half. lamarcus aldridge called out for timid play, godzilla, the rockets in

it seems deja vu to san bernardino. can you remind us?was a terror attack in southern california, san bernardino. it was found out later the terrorists used iphones to communicate with each other. there was a big battle in the united states over whether and to what extent apple should give the u.s. government access to the communications that we expect to be safe on our phones and hidden from intrusion. apple vehemently opposed that in a high-profile case. it turns out the government was able to get the information, decrypt those phones in a backdoor manner. so the legal battle was dropped. but we are going to see this time and time again where bad actors are using social media, using consumer electronics, to disseminate propaganda, to gain support for their causes, to communicate among each other. we saw theresa may come out in light of the attack at the concert earlier this week asking for greater cooperation from the likes of facebook in helping them clamp down on hateful speech, on ways these groups are able to organize on social medi

we have seen in san bernardino, fort hood, the boston bombing, pulls nightclub. if we don't get a hold of this, we are talking about the potential of so many more people dying. if iran gets a nuclear weapon, i shudder to think of the human catastrophe that could take place. i don't think the left in this country understands as they fight the president on vetting of people that come from cultures that class with ours, class with civilization and grow up under sharia, that persecutes women and children, gays and lesbians, christians and jews, why don't they get it? >> they are literally of the canaries in the coal mine. it starts with the jews but it never ends with the jews. just as in the death camps during the nazi horrors of world war ii. the fact is, what israel has been suffering for decades it's only now being appreciated by people around the world who are not jewish. why the messed up understanding? because they see us as the problem. why was there an apology tour? why was the muslim brotherhood in the front row? they denied reality. they said it's about ec

. >>> families of the san bernardino attack victims are suing the giants of social media.d suit against facebook, google and twitter yesterday. they claim the companies helped isis by promoting attacks like the one in san bernardino. they have not responded and similar lawsuits have been thrown out by the courts which said the companies are not liable for what users post. >>> and then a suit district is doing a poor job of teaching children with reading disorders. the goal of the suit is to insure there are policies and procedures in place so they have the tools to teach all children. >>> remember yesterday we had the spare the air for the east bay valley and hills? no more. now the clouds have not made it to you yet but they will. we will be cloudy tomorrow morning and even cooler than this morning, and most of us in the 60s right now. and then on the roads, patchy fog, especially golden gate up around petaluma and along the coast. your mass transit, your stops are going to be comfortable today. 57 in saratoga. the cool spot, los gatos. you can see the 40s and 50s until y

the san bernardino terrorist attacks, the wife came to this country on a spouse visa. if we were allowed to do surveillance of her social media we would have found out she was a jihadist, and the pc obama years, stop the borders and security agencies. and neighbors in san bernardino happening, they were worried, and speak out, not be branded as haters, it is fair to look at people doing things, speaking out about it is not. >> the older tsarnaev went overseas and received training and came back to america as well. waiting for live comment from theresa may who should be coming in the prime minister, and the statement. rob: the hold at 10:30, terrorist attack in manchester in england, the manchester arena where 22 people, mostly young people exited on the ground, came off of the stage, seconds before obama appears to have gone off near the exit, a much softer target as security would have eased up a little bit at the end of the concert, once the show is over and the star is off the stage that has been when the bomb went off, we have video that blasts, you can hear that b

no arrival delays but you can see the fog lurking as it comes through the san bernardino gap.t a record high yesterday or tied one and today will be anywhere from 11 to 17 degrees cooler. and you know who should remain hot? hot? the warriors. be about 58. >>> and the damage already done here. westbound 92 before you get to the high-rise that's where we had the box of pallets in the far right lane and that's removed but you are slowed back to the high-rise. we are getting word on the capital corridor delay and we'll talk more about that coming up at 6:00. >>> and then a land lord ordered >>> and then a land lord ordered to pay up after of harassing them and evicting them. she was ordered to stop having contact with her tenants. an attorney for the landlord said the suit underscores the agenda to scare landlords >>> and ruling against american airlines in a case where a passenger demanded a refund for a checked baggage fee. that case stems from 2009 when that passenger flew on us airways when they merge spwaod american, and she wanted a refund for paying a $15 fee to check the l

. >>> some dramatic video this evening of a horse rescued from san bernardino county ravine. horse and female rider fell off about noon. sedated and blindfolded this horse before rescue helicopter brought it to safety. horse able to walk away and rider suffered minor scratch. everybody okay. >> horse is like what in the world happened? >> i was flying. >> better day than james harden. >> unbelievable game. >> spurs and warriors in the western conference finals. this is why you shouldn't gamble. i would have bet everything against the s it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm tired, but i'm teaching them hopscotch. i'm starting a garden with my neighbors so our kids can eat better. and we feel happier! i have more energy at work. i feel stronger! small changes you make today can make a big difference in how you feel.... and may help prevent obesity, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. start now to turn today into a better day. it's been a month, and we feel better! >>> good evening. spurs and warriors will meet in game one of the western conference finals. sunday 1

atrocities of september 11, to the devastation of the boston bombings, to the horrible killings in san bernardino and orlando. europe haveof also injured unspeakable -- end ured unspeakable horror along with africa, australia, and others. beeneadliest toll has exacted on the innocent people of middle eastern nations. they are -- they have taken the killings and destruction in this wave of fanatical violence. ofe estimates hold that 95% the victims of terrorism are muslim. we now face a humanitarian and security disaster in this region that is spreading across the planet. it is a tragedy of epic proportions. sufferingtion of the can begin to capture its full measure. happeningk at what is , al qaeda, hezbollah, and so many others must be counted not only in the number of dead but generations of vanished dreams. the middle east is rich with beauty and- natural historic treasures. it should increasingly become one of the great, global centers for economic opportunity. this should not be a place from which refugees free but to which newcomers flock. home to one of the world's great faiths. millions,

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. >>> es una confusiÓn que hubo: cuando su familia estaban san bernardino nos decÍa que fue contentoobre su residencia y le avisaron que tenÍa una orden de deportaciÓn pendiente. >>> yo querÍa hablar con mi esposa y con un abogado y me dijeron que firmara o no firmaÁa yo serÍa deportado. >>> se informa que Él no es ramÓn ruÍz sino otra persona que fue expulsada de estados unidos la abogada del consulado de mÉxico reconoce que en su primera deportaciÓn ramon cometiÓ un error y dio un nombre falso pero dice que iniciÓ un proceso de residencia legal y recibiÓ un nÚmero de seguro social y no entienden cÓmo se duda de su identidad. >>> han cometido un error al deportarlo y migraciÓn sin dar cifras dijo que Él se restablece Órdenes de expulsion. >>> su hija luisa casi se desmaya cuando se enterÓ. >>> eric se siente mar por no poder hacer nada el dÍa de la detenciÓn. >>> uuna preocupaciÓn en esta casa su esposa tiene cita con inmigraciÓn en este proceso de residencia y nos dicen que estÁn temerosos de lo que puede pasar. >>>! 8188 indocumentados arress en los Últimos dÍas, 169 son criminale

in san bernardino, they would call the phone company and ask them how to crack the code. at one point, they already had the phones code. >> andrew: it's a little easier over there. the police have a little bit more leeway, but they still have to get a search warrant based on some belief in the criminality of the person who is the subject. >> sandra: they said they have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with this attack and they have issued two more warrants. >> meghan: everybody is sick of this. i don't know how to put this in a better way. i think the fact that it is becoming normalized, i'm not going to say the new normal, but more normalized. we have to come together and realize, it is our way of life for theirs. there have been a lot of people who want to be a little too politically correct. i think president trump has the right direction on this. globally, we all have to come together. the youngest victim yesterday was an 8-year-old girl. what kind of coward and monster it takes to target an 8-year-old child at a pop concert. the >> lisa: you mentioned difficu

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knowingly supported isis by helping build its online campus and helping the attacks like the one in san bernardino. similar lawsuits have been thrown out by the coats which found the companies not liable for what users post. >>> can you see a lot more drones flying around san francisco soon, and the fire department, the port of san francisco, and the recreation and parks department and the public utilities commission and the office of the controller and each department will have to draft their own specific policies and reasons for using drones. >>> based on political and public pressure the mayor of oakland is backing away from a tax measure. the residents threatened to campaign against her re-election. she wanted to divert tax money to close the city's budget deficit and had a change of heart after getting an earful from the public and the council. >>> officials say this kind of scene is going to last for days. a levee breach on the black river in arkansas left many homes and churches underwater and check out this video that a woman captured. woman captured. >> i'm freaking out! >> yikes. that wa

san bernardino attack are suing several bay area tech giants.at facebook, google and twitter provided a platform for the "islamic state" to recruit members and grow. >>> we now know a silicon valley executive and his wife were killed by their daughter's ex-boyfriend. police say that his failed relationship with the victim's daughter is likely the motive. >>> tomorrow montessori school in san jose is closed this morning after someone vandalized the school. parents say it happened wednesday night or thursday morning. windows were broken and rooms were completely trashed. >>> today we may find out a verdict in the murder trial involving a south bay teenager who disappeared five years ago. antolin garcia-torres is on trial for allegedly kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar in 2012. >>> california voters could have a shot at repealing the new gas tax. assemblyman travis allen filed papers with the state attorney general yesterday to try to get the measure on the ballot. >>> we're tracking a nice ride for folks making their way across the g

. -- you have homeless families living in poverty in these budget motels in boston, in san bernardinoin orange county, california, all over. but there's something very ironic and that about the fact there are kids living so close to the most magical place on earth. the film focuses on children and the way they see the world. one of our messages with this film is that kids will always be kids and find a way of still being kids. even though the character of mooney doesn't have the means to visit the park or any of the parks in the area, still she will find things in her everyday life that are just as special and find and as adventurous as the attractions in the park. >> this is where we get free ice cream. follow me. can we have some money? do we have enough? >> many people know you for the groundbreaking iphone movie, tangerine. how do you get inside these communities when you are not from them? >> it takes time. it's all about time, and it's about respect and collaboration. i was completely from outside of that world. a white guy from a privileged background, and we were not about to

norma: fue al departamento del sheriff del condado de san bernardino pero fue detenida por una ordenen que no habÍa cumplido, no era yo. norma: tras una noche detenida. >> me encerraron en una celda. norma: para su sorpresa se presentaron oficiales de inmigraciÓn, ice. >> estÁs arrestada. le dije, tengo papeles. norma: despuÉs de que su hija le llevÓ el pasaporte americano fue que quedÓ en libertad. >> mi mamÁ dijo que tenÍa que hablarle es. norma: nos enviaron este comunicado. el acta de privacida no permite revelar informaciÓn sobre ciudadanos americanos, sin embargo, ice nunca tomarÍa acciÓn contra una persona sabiendo que es americana. si algo asÍ ocurriÓ, tomaremos acciÓn sobre el asunto. voceros del sheriff tambiÉn nos informaron. el departamento de justicia y otras dependencias tienen acceso a esa informaciÓn. por ley nosotros se lo notificamos a ella. la Única --ley americana de unidades de civiles investigar si se tomo el reclamo a ambas dependencias. >> como recompensa para lo que sufriÓ guadalupe en los dos dÍas de detenciÓn. marÍa: en union city buscan a mÁs vÍctimas entr

your mother's day >>> new details in a san bernardino terrorist attack and showdown to the access of the terrorist's iphone. the first paid $900,000 to break into the locked phone, and the agency didn't say what company did the work. they went on a rampage in 2015 at the coupe health department killing 14 and hurting 22 more. the couple died in a shootout with the police. the fbi's payout ended a court fight with apple, app ale ref e refused to hack the phone. >>> inge grape created a community for more than 700 million users. the media giant took the stand for mental health awareness with the here for you campaign. with more on the initiative, here's abc 7's jessica castro joining us live. >> reporter: it launched on instagram, #hereforyou, encourages you to share struggles of mental health, the attempt of the giant to reach its most vulnerable users. >> i knew something was off. i didn't want to speak about it because i didn't want to feel like an outcast. >> side effects. >> people come to instagram to tell their stories in a visual way and images are able to communicate how they

dramatic video this morning of the horse being rescued from a san bernardino county ravine. woman riding the horse and the horse fell off the trail yesterday afternoon, and they lifted him and blind tpoeded him and he was sedated and he was expected to walk and is expected to be okay and the rider suffered only minor injurers. >>> under the deal owners of vehicles with emission systems that cannot be fixed will be offard buybacks and up to $13,000 in cash. the settlement ends most of the legal battle over the cheating scandal. >>> gas prices are down after heading up at the beginning of the year. there was an 11% drop in crude oil prices. >> the national average for a gallon of gas is $2.32, and in california it's $2.93. >> but we have the weather so it all balance out, right, mike? >> yeah, that's what my pocket book says. it does help if you have solar pane panels, i will give you that. we don't have any delays this morning like we had yesterday morning. we will be sunny, breezy and cool and not only today but through mother's day. wait until the next couple of nights, it

several thousand people live there between san bernardino and riverside and tonight the fire has grown to 1300 acres and it is 25% contained. three helicopters are helping with the fire fighting effort. 40 homes are under threat. no word on any evacuations. >>> developing news at this hour from san diego. 8 people in the hospital after a man with a beer and a gun opened fire at an apartment complex pool. the shots were fired about 6:00 p.m. tonight at the apartment a few miles from uc san diego. residents heard shots before police arrived and killed the gunman. >> he was sitting by the pool drinking a beer. >> a beer in one hand. a gun in the other. two victims laying on the ground. one trying to crawl towards the other to help. >> there are 8 victims suffering from gun shots. we know that several of them are in critical condition and transported to local hospitals. >> investigators trying to figure out if there was a motive. the name of the gunman has not been released. >>> from southern california a big rig plows into the bedroom of an apartment where a woman was sleeping. debris fel

host: james is up next in sa sand -- san bernardino, california. good morning. go ahead. caller: fantastic. i'm greed. thank you. calling because i'm t in sand listening to some of these, i will be frank, very racist comments concerning policing in setting. historical e is truth that policing came from capturers, for people to e so ignorant to facts and history and culture of policing, which is why we're abuse 95 setting, like colonial expansion of territory into the is n setting which perpetuated economic social disenfranchisement to be of american history. host: how do we move forward with our history? will help? caller: first and foremost, presence e the police in black community system not necessarily a good thing. e need to understand that if there is abuse of police, they are being exonerated, i mean, texas, 15-year-old black male was shot while driving home rom a party, straight a student, shot in the head without giving any orders, that there is no excuse for that. i want to make this fact clear. killer of police is car accidents, not black setting urban ambushing

. >>> new information on how the fbi broke into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the senator revealed during a meeting at the justice department paid $900,000 for the job. the fbi has sent -- said they unlocked it with an unidentified third-party vendor. >>> jury deliberations are scheduled to resume in the trial of an accused of killing the 15-year-old sierra lamarr. tours could face the death penalty if convicted. the 26-year-old has pleaded not guilty to the murder of her and three other counts of attempted kidnapping and carjacking involving three other winning in 2009. jurors got the case yesterday and delivered a -- deliberated until the weekend.>>> a partial set a mate -- settlement has been reached. the survivors and families are the people killed the building manager and the company for building the balcony and a collapsed during a party. a company has now agreed to settle but the manager and the owner have not so those lawsuits continue. the amount has not been disclosed. five irish nationals visiting berkeley for the summer were killed along with a youn

we had several here as well and some of the attacks in san bernardino and orlando as well. are we getting to a point where were taking this seriously enough to actually do what we need to do? >> there was tremendous opposition to them. but we have to do for instance with the fbi, the fbi does an excellent job. we saw in san bernardino, sudden orlando that they actually had investigations open but after certain amount of time, they let them go. stick with even tell the local police about it. so those three cases are where those individuals under that tight surveillance, it should be kept in at the fbi doesn't have the personal to do it, have the local police do it because again, these people are willing to wait months and years before they carry out their attack. so this monitoring cannot be enough. in many cases, will not be enough. >> martha: can you create an environment where people feel safe turning someone and if they have legitimate reason to be concerned, just as you would with any other crime or any other suspicion, is there way to do that? >> yes, there is. i can t