before you invest, investor.gov. >>> we were just talking to the mayor of san diego about this.ifornia slowly beginning phase two as some small businesses and customers venture back out into normalcy jane wells is about 90 miles north of san diego athuntingto beach surf shop with the story >> reporter: hey, john over the last eight weeks california has paid out nearly $9 billion in unemployment but today certain stores like the rock and fig surf shop are being allowed to reopen with still no safety rules still no indoor dining or m manicures and haircuts the governor has been under pressure to open and some places star started early. the skyrocketing cost of covid-19 along with tremendous drop in revenue has turned our $21 billion surplus into a $54 billion deficit by the end of next june. >> when you see the numbers, they should get your attention and understandably so. what may not get as much attention and i think deserves your attention equally is we're better positioned to deal with the shortfall than we have shortfalls of the past >> reporter: he says recovery will depend

of san diego, but all the coastal cities in san diego county.ot all the mayors to buy into it. our county public health officials. it was a phase plan, and we said let's give san diego and the chance to do the right thing. they did, this weekend. it was great to see. you had families out there, you can swim, you can serve, you can't sit down on the beach, but you can move around, walk, jog. to see folks after six weeks out there enjoying some fresh air doing the right thing, doing that social distancing, not sitting. i was very proud of our city and of our region. i think that just goes to show you, if you have a plan, you communicate what you've got to do. people want to do the right thing. >> dana: so then what might be next to reopen, and may you be able to do something in your locality that the rest of the state might not quite be able to do? >> well, we are actually spending a lot of time in fact it later on this evening, we will be talking about a framework to reopen our local businesses in san diego county. we have a task force that we pu

[ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: diego >> yeah?mean, yeah, i it doesn't feel good to be over 100 years old and still sleeping around you know [ light laughter ] i visit my friends and their families and they just look so happy. their wives. my kids. [ laughter ] i'm just a lonely tortoise in search of a soul mate. and, you know, i guess i am using this as an excuse to find love you know hoping each relationship won't be my last >> seth: well, that was -- that was actually nice. you know, i have to say, i thought you were a creep but now i see you're really a sensitive guy. >> and that's how you get laid >> seth: dammit. >> whoo. [ laughter ] >> seth: diego the tortoise, everyone we're back with music from little big town. ♪ [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: their latest album "nightfall" debuted at number one on the billboard's top country albums chart back on our show to perform "next to you" give it up for little big town. [ cheers and applause ♪ bab i don't wanna talk right now stop i need a little space ♪ ♪

diego: asÍ es.ar en ese momento a los pacientes. angie: el covid-19 ha cambiado la medicina de emergencia que hoy se aplica en los hospitales y ambulancias de estados unidos. en nueva jersey, texas y luisiana, por ejemplo, los paramÉdicos han reducido de 40 a 10 minutos el tiempo que a un enfermo de coronavirus se le practica la resucitaciÓn cardiopulmonar. carlos: tenemos una responsabilidad de proteger a los trabajadores de salud. angie: y segÚn el doctor carlos alvear, cardiÓlogo especialista en cuidados intensivos, los protocolos tambiÉn han cambiado en el hospital bellevue en la ciudad de nueva york. carlos: en vez de tener un paro cardÍaco que es atendido por muchas personas al mismo tiempo, es un equipo mÁs pequeÑo, se utiliza un aparato especial que da compresiones cardÍacas, que es mucho mÁs efectivo que un humano. angie: Él enfatiza que esto no significa que en su hospital no se estÁ haciendo lo posible para salvar la vida de los pacientes con covid-19. carlos: han habido situaciones que h

of san diego. obviously california is making plans about when to reopen. texas is opening in part tomorrow. georgia has already opened in part that affect atlanta to be sure. so, what i'm hinting at about daily life, really two main things for people that live in major cities like your own. you've got mass transportation and then you've got the big one that nobody wants to touch, schools. we know why. we know why nobody wants to talk about schools. because you get it wrong with schools you're going to pay a political price that's going to be hard to survive. georgia and texas, school is closed. california, you guys are figuring it out for the rest of the year. it's closed right now. starting with you mayor bottoms. the idea of school and reopening, you can't reopen an economy and get people back to work if their kids aren't back in school because they won't be able to leave the house. nobody can take care of the kids, especially in the populations you guys represent. how do you deal with that? >> i'll give you another layer to that. in georgia, they're ind

david: you are headquartered in san diego steve: we have about 14,000 in san diego.inthe bay area, india and other places. very highly concentrated in engineering. have kind of large development centers that we use. david: it is hard to believe that i lived most of my life without a cell phone. how many smartphones are there in the world today, would you say? steve: i forget the number, but it is something like 1.6 billion per year are sold. david: if you have a cell phone, you have some piece of qualcomm technology in it, correct? steve: yes. every cell phone that is sold uses qualcomm technology in some way. so, all of the technologies that were required to figure out fundamentally how you get a cell phone to work, how you get streaming video to work, qualcomm did a lot of that. in addition to cell phones, we have a very strong ip position. very early of the inventors of streaming video codecs. the fact that we are watching each other today is actually due to qualcomm. david: the chinese economy was shut down a bit. using cellhina phones, does that hurt your compan

san diego will be ready to go. but to do so safely and to do so in a manner that really gets our businesses open, not just for the short term, but for the long term. >> mayor schaaf, after georgia reopened, cellphone data showed a jump in people coming in from other states to take advantage of some of those new open businesses. how do you make sure you're not incentivising your residents in oakland, for example, to travel elsewhere in california? >> cellphone data has shown that people have complied with shelter in place in the bay area. so the information campaign is working. and like mayor faulconer, i am excited about allowing people to return to some semblance of normal normalcy. and in the city, we're working to help businesses find ways to reopen responsibly and safely. we're looking at closing more streets off like our successful slow streets program. but to allow businesses to spread out so we can socially distance. we're really pushing the use of masks, cloth covers, when you're out in public. and we are s

. >> las autoridades en san diego están reportando un incidente dentro de un complejo de apartamentosdad de san diego el crimen ha bajado 3% en comparación al año pasado, dijo el alcalde matt que vive en la calle dice que el crimen no ha bajado debido a la orden de permanecer en casa. >>vino la policía y le dieron un balazo a uno >> esta mañana las autoridades recibieron una llamada de emergencia en el área de eastvillage. un hombre de 44 años fue baleado en una fiesta en este complejo de apartamentos, la víctima fue llevada al hospital asegura que se siente intranquilo por su vida y la de su esposa. también balacera en shelter donde un hombre de 27 años murió tras ser acribillado. de acuerdo a la policía ocurrió al sur de la calle 40 al llegar los oficiales encontraron a un hombre con varias heridas de bala, y pese a que el nivel de crimen bajo, casi un 3% los homicidios han incrementado, números que monitorean cada semana. >> se reúnen para recordar al joven que perdió la vida porque fue atacado por un tuburón ben desafió las aguas el domingo pasado y fue atacado. es el primer caso

con el alma rota esta su mamá por su hijo diego quien murió en la comunidad de río...corriente. >> diego conocía el camino de memoría, soliai venir a nadar constantemente al río de niño. era experto en nado el mejor de todos los primos, no se explican como es que murió de esta manera >> era un niño feliz, pasaba el carro que le gusta y le daba... >> así lo recordarán familiares y amigos un niño sonriente noble amante de los carros su cuerpo fue hallado hoy por el equipo del departamento de búsqueda y rescate del departamento del sheriff >> cada vez que un niño se ahoga es difícil comunicar la información a la familia, fue hallado a diez pies el hombre de 44 años fue arrestado no se ha revelado la identidad del sospechoso. >> esta tarde la policía de heyworth divulgo la llamada de emergencia y el tiroteo el miércoles con uno de los agentes, hubo reporte de que un hombre perseguía a alguien en una motocicleta. el hombre intentó comunicarse pero el otro se le aproximó con un cuchillo. pero familiares y amigos del sospechoso desmienten los hechos y se manifestaron por su d

en el condado de san diego, dulce castellanos.ontraba recluido en el centro de detenciÓn de stuart, al sur de georgia, a comienzo de mayo. falleciÓ un salvadoreÑo en un centro de reclusiÓn de san diego, california. otro inmigrante hondureÑo muriÓ poco despuÉs en libertad, pero se habÍa contagiado en uno de estos centros, uno en ohio. jÓvenes universitarios que estudiaban para exÁmenes finales dieron el paso al frente, cuando nueva york se convirtiÓ en el epicentro de la pandemia de coronavirus. trabajaron como voluntarios en hospitales, amores y varios puntos de la ciudad. incluso trasladaron a fallecidos por la enfermedad. peggy carranza nos trae el testimonio de uno estos heroicos voluntarios. >> sentÍ que tenía una obligaciÓn para ayudar. peggy: Él no es el tÍpico estudiante universitario, ha visto lo que muy pocos. >> habÍa muchos muertos de grupos minoritarios. me sorprendiÓ mucho eso. peggy. durante un mes transportÓ cientos de cadÁveres, algunos tibios. >> habÍa muchas personas de 40 aÑos a 60 aÑos. peggy: lo hizo desde una

of san diego zoo global. >> oh!hat manages san diego's 1800 acres safari park and the 100-acre zoo, the most visited zoo in the entire country. both locations closed to the public on march 16th. you've been open for more than a century. has there ever been before?is m >> there hasev been a closure of this magnitude. the most the san diego zoo thahas been closed is a single day. >> reporter: in the midst of covid-related closures happening across the country, zoos space special challenges. shut a bookstore down and the books inside are fine. but when a zoo closes, what happens to all of the animals. >> nothing is being skipped or changed. their day is going to be the same. >> reporter: brie bash bash barbree barneyis in charge of te animals. employees involved with animal care have been deemed essential. barney's work continues as usual with a few small modifications. she now wears a mask when hanging out with the marsupials. >> they look at you a little differently. sometimes you'll get the kangaroos or wallabies to

of san diego zoo global.ges san diego's 1800-acre safari park and 100-acre zoo, the most visited zoo in the entire country. both locations closed to the public on march 16th. >>> you've been open for more than a century. has there ever been a closure of this magnitude before? >> there's never been a closure of this magnitude before. the most the san diego zoo has been closed is a single day. ad that's only happened five days in the organization's history. >> reporter: in the midst of historic covid closures happening across the country, zoos face a special set of challenges. shut a bookstore down, and the books inside are fine. but when a zoo closes, what happens to all of the animals? >> nothing is being skipped, nothing is being changed. their day is going to be the same. >> reporter: she is a wildlife care specialist in charge of san diego's kangaroos. while the zoo has furloughed ticket takers and concession stand workers, employees involved with animal care have been deemed essential. b barney's work con

they want to reopen next week in san diego, and san diego's public health leader says no way. casino owners say the casinos are on tribal land and are outside the state and federal law. >> opening up casinos will cause a risk to our public's health. that is very clear. >> right now each of those casinos insists they are not backing down on their plans. the county is saying steps will be taken to make sure the casinos remain closed. by the way, there are no plans to reopen any northern california casinos. >>> as we have been telling you, hair salons are suing the state to reopen early. this morning we are hearing from a san diego hair owner part of the lawsuit. she said the industry is ahead in the game when it comes to safety. >> the industry is more equipped than most to get back to work and be able to continue to flatten the curve. you are not tested on how to cut a straight line. >> there's nearly half a million licensed beauty professionals waiting to know what will be required to reopen. >>> according to "the chronicle," st. paul lutheran church says the virtual bible stu

y diego torres tiene una nueva versiÓn de color esperanza junto a otros artistas no se lo pierda estÁdÍa" siempre mÁs cerca de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> mi gente hermosa tengan todos muy buenos dÍas, quÉ felicidad poder conectarnos en casita, hoy es lunes, no cualquier lunes hoy es 18 de maya >>> con un cumpleaÑos muy especial de nuestra consentida adamaris lÓpez >>> buenos dÍas por la maÑana los quiero mucho, quÉ rico pasar esta maÑana con unos compaÑeros maravillosos celebrando mi cumpleaÑos y sobre todo, en compaÑÍa de todos ustedes que nos atienden todas las maÑanas que nos reciben con abrazos en su casa, muchÍsimas gracias por sus buenos deseos >>> bendiciones adita >>> luego te daremos un abracito grande >>> todo el amor van para allÁ >>> sÍ sobre todo mucha salud porque la salud todo lo resuelve >>> arrancamos informados quÉ les parece con nicole suÁrez buenos dÍas nicole?. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> con la urgencia por reactivar la economÍa como telÓn de fondo los contagios de coronavirus ronda el millÓn y medio y la muerte una 90 mil. los trÁmites migratorios costarÁn un 10% mas como re

he did not. >> no, diego -- diego was referring to travis with mr. english.right. >> -- that travis was in the loop. >> well, diego sent a text referring to travis, but at that point, larry english didn't know who travis was. so that didn't mean anything to him. that's just diego talking about some person in the neighborhood and, i mean, keep in mind, you and i are coming into this story at the end where we know what happens. we know it ends in a killing that may be murder, so we look back and we see what's important, we see what's significant. when he was living through that, by the way, he spent most of the time from december 29th through the end of april, he's a very ill man. he was in and out of the mayo clinic. he had heart surgery. you know, his life was not building toward this moment in his mind. >> right. >> his life was trying to deal with his illness. >> i'm not trying to put anything on mr. english. >> i understand. all i'm saying is i had not seen that text. >> i got you. >> and when i saw it, which was last night. so what happened was we were on

. >> homeless people living in vehicles in san diego are hoping that a fefrom enforcement during the outbreak. joining me now seni you are seeking a temporary restraining order, explain why. >> there are hundreds of people that live in the city of san diego have no option for shelter or housing other than the vehicles that they live in. despite the shelter in place order, the city continues to enforce laws that make living in your vehicle a crime. they are threatening arrests, citing people, issuing tickets and towing and impounding vehicles that people need to follow the shelter in place order. we are asking the judge to stop the city from doing that so everyone can remain safe. >> do you know how often that's happening? the enforcement? >> enforcement has happened routinely since the vehicle habitation ordinance was enacted about one parking ordinance that makes it illegal to park in and rv. it will allow people to access handwashing and remain physical distancing. they have been forcing that since 2012. these are laws were people end up in jail, with to tickets and without their o

borja: mÁxima alerta en la zona de san diego sobre este terrorista que se escapÓ.policial en california. tenemos las imÁgenes que son increÍbles, ahÍ las estÁn viendo. borja: regresamos con el testimonio de carolina vargas. una conductora de uber que logrÓ escapar de un intento de todos ayudamos quedándonos en casa. pero eso puede subir las facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si usas un ventilador para refrescarte... desconectas o apagas lo que no uses... o cierras las persianas durante el día. mantente sano y sigamos brillando. carlos, en el lavaplatos. ya deja me en paz. todo lo que hago está mal. siempre mal! pero qué genio. ¿qué le pasa? no te preocupes mi amor. la nicotina es una neurotoxina que puede intensificar los cambios de animo de los adolescentes. y por supuesto tambiÉn los bancos de comida en el caso de que ustedes tengan esa necesidad. estamos juntos en esto y en la ediciÓn digital les vamos a dar toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ borja:seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital". captado en cÁmara una persecuciÓn en california que tuvo un giro i

it's a san diego system basically. a lot of this comes from the level of depth of the humidity and moisture. with that said, be ready for the clouds in the mild weather. and then there's a chance to get into this late tomorrow night into saturday morning. there is the seabreeze just pushing inland. 10 degrees cooler in fairfield than it was last night this time. the sky looks like this tomorrow in san francisco and san jose. livermore, all of the place is going to be partly cloudy, mostly cloudy, partly sunny, call it whatever you want. but it's going to look like that. and we are going to be like that as well heading into, what here it is, as we head into sunday. harris tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon. there is the chance of an overnight sprinkle at three a.m. and then a little bit of a bump up at 8 a.m. saturday morning and then it clears and dries out a little. than its sunday words cloudy. so it's going to feel, have you ever been to san diego in june? it's going to feel like san diego in june. 77 in san jose,

estancia sana en total fueron semillas de calle en implementado medidas similares y el condado de san diegoí nos cuentan detalles de servicio. >>> una fila de autos lo encontró. >>> funcionarios dicen sentirse emocionado de que viven una de lascomunidades más vulnerables ni llego para hacerse la prueba y dice que trabaja como nutriólogo en esto clínica. >>> es inevitable. >>> vemos que no tiene los recursos para hacer dicha prueba y el doctor pequeño impulsó el condado de san diego realiza las pruebas y dice que es importante que se hagan en los códigos postales más vulnerables, el código postal cobro de la zona con 122 infectados de los activistas dicen que no son necesarios en el suroeste sino en zonas cercanas. >>> yo lloraba. >>> no sale de la zona uno recibe una oferta laboral y logra salvar del desempleo a todo su personal, siempre contamos donde cómo funciona y en la versión europea existen varias preguntas acerca de un método para seguirle la pista contagiado con coronavirus. >>> amanecer los convoque nubosidad una vez más a lo largo del área de la valla pero el audio fin de semana

we developed a plan in san diego that's working. we developed it with lifeguards, with our public safety and it's in a phased approach. and that's important because you want to make sure that people are doing the right thing, and in san diego, you can go on the water, you can surf, you can swim, but on the beach you have to keep moving. we want people to get that exercise. so far that's been working. yesterday the governor says san diego has been doing a fantastic job. i thank him for that. all of us as mayors are working through the same issues, which is how do we safely5 r. >>> quest for a vaccine, and right now a lot of hope is resting with a company with as of yet unapproved technology. >>> plus, harris county is trying to implement contact tracing of people who have had the virus. this is tracing people they have had contact with. >>> new york city is shutting down their subways overnight for cleaning. but could that have an impact on their shelters there? we'll have more. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines.

stuart: as i said, i know san diego really well. lots of terrific outdoor restaurants. can they reopen? >> not at this point. restaurants can open for to-go service and a lot of them are. again, folks have been doing the right thing and that's one of the things that i really wanted to show with our beach policy here, stuart, which is you know, we took some time putting it together. we did it with lifeguards, did it with our public health officials and guess what? when you clearly communicate the rules and people buy into it, they are going to do the right thing. san diegans did a remarkable job this weekend and i'm proud of them. stuart: california is a sanctuary state. now governor newsom is saying to mexico hey, mexicans, don't come across that border, don't do it because there's more virus cases in mexico, don't come here. that's a real turn-around, isn't it? >> yeah, well, i'll tell you, we are right here on the border. we work very closely with our neighbors in mexico. they are battling the virus just like we are. we are all in

diego perez, the neighbor, the man that mr. english called and told or texted the information about what happened on the 11th at his house, he did an interview with "the atlanta journal constitution." he gave a similar rundown of events, saying the man reached for his waistband. could have been going for a phone. they don't know what he was going for. but travis mcmichael got spooked, went down the road. the ajc says perez told them when travis mcmichael returned he was with his father gregory mcmichael and he was armed, okay? now, is this tape, the 11th, the one that the mcmichaels referred to the day they killed arbery? remember, what we thought was weird for them to say on the 23rd, because how did they know where arbery had been, that he had been in that house under construction? a police officer wrote that day, gregory mcmichael stated there had been several break-ins in the neighborhood. again, we don't see police records of break-ins but this is what is in his mind. further, the victim was caught on surveillance video. t

look at this video posted to twitter you can see dolphins glowing as they swim off the coast of san diego as they splash into the water you can see this bille them in essence happening in real time here is another group of dolphins swimming through the waters of newport lighting up the ocean researchers at the scripps institute at u.c. san diego say while scientists have been studying these events for some 120 years the one happening right now is significant and there's. at least a couple of dozen major events this one is pretty spectacular it extends from baja california all the way up into the los angeles region and this red tide in southern california is not the toxic type found in other parts of the world scientists say it's common for people to swim or even surf the waves now scientists say they've been documenting these events since the early 1900 but they still can't predict when or how long these sea sparkles will last so of course locals are taking advantage of the sights while they can reporting and her most a beach to talk to sweets r.t. . her time to head over to regina ham at

the mayor of san diego has one of the more enviable jobs on the planet. good to have you. >> thank you. neil: i always want to talk about san diego and why it stays in the same couple of degrees year-round. you have every right to be -- let me ask about what happened on the beach, you spoke out, your community spoke out. >> we have a plan that is working and we don't need a 1-size-fits-all policy. we came up with a plan driven by lifeguards in san diego, professionals that are protecting people. i got the coastal city mayors together, a bipartisan group and public health officials and we have a clear, phased approach. you can go in the water, you can swim, you can run, jog on the beach but can't sit down during this first phase. it is designed to get you that access and exercise but let's have clear rules of the road, let's follow them and it is working in san diego. that was our clear message of the type of thing you want up and down the coast of california but my strong message was san diego this are doing the right thing. it is difficult, let's keep it

the restrictions are going well in san diego, we are getting pretty good compliance from most peopleling, so you still can't sit on the beaches but it's going well. we do have our hands full, this is a crowded holiday weekend. is that frustrating for people — going to the beach but not being able to the beach but not being able to sit down and sunbathe? well, when we started out, we saw a lot of smiling faces, people were happyjust to get back on the beach and be able to be out there. that has started to wear off a little bit but people are still complying. there are certainly some outliers out there that area some outliers out there that are a little frustrated, but people are complying and they're happy to be able to use they're happy to be able to use the beach and they keep moving along, so there isn't a time of sitting and laying down. the police and lifeguards have their hands full warning people and keeping people moving. this is the first phase, what happens in the second phase of restrictions being eased ? the next phase is we open it up to sitting but you must six but dista

la cura, el me medicamento que va a acabar con el coronavirus es el muro >>> por otra parte, en san diegoxcluyendo de manera intencional anillos ciudadanos de este paÍs de los beneficios que diÉrales de emergencia. esto basado en el hecho de que uno o los dos padres son inmigrantes indocumentados es que el cheque de estÍmulo econÓmico solo ha sido proveÍdo a los contribuyentes que declaran sus impuestos utilizando nÚmeros de seguro social aquellos con un nÚmero itim se les ha negado este pago. las remesas enviadas estados unidos a mÉxico las cuales son una de las principales fuentes del paÍs crecieron en marzo >>> incluso alcanzaron un nivel rÉcord a pesar de la incertidumbre econÓmica causada por esta enfermedad. jazive pÉrez nos muestra cÓmo fueron recibidos estos envÍos en esta naciÓn >>> asÍ es, buenas tardes el n banco de mÉxico calcula que durante todo marzo se realizaron alrededor de 100 millones de envÍo de dinero desde estados unidos a mÉxico >>> en medio del confinamiento provocado por la pandemia se escucha la voz que celebra porque las remesas que envÍan los paisanos de estado

ilia: 8 dÍas despuÉs de que se fugara de san diego donde tenÍa prisiÓn domiciliaria asesino al chinoorman. reportera: el fin de semana encontraron tres cuerpos en esta camioneta. uno de los muertos serÍa josÉ rodrigo gamboa, conocido como el chino antrax. los otros cuerpos de su hermana y su cuÑado, que liderara el ejercicio de sicarios que cuidÓ por aÑos. se escapÓ de su arresto en san diego. >> este personaje serÍa una especie de personal con algÚn chip ir encontrarse con alguien. generÓ esta violencia. es una hipÓtesis. claro. reportera: se asegura que fueron sacados de la casa de su hermana con extrema violencia. los respaldan la versiÓn. este experto en seguridad cree que su muerte fue un castigo por dar detalles de la organizaciÓn a los estadounidenses. >> ahÍ estÁ el cuerpo como quedÓ, se ve que fue golpeado, que fue torturado. reportera: tras confirmar el cadaver la fiscalÍa asegurÓ que estÁ en coordinaciÓn con el consulado de estados unidos. lo detuvieron en diciembre de 2013 en holanda, lo extraditaron en 2014. es un sicario que mÁs usÓ la redes sociales para presumir armas

que falleciÓ, mientras estaba bajo la custodia de ice en el centro de detenciÓn de otay mesa en san diego>> Éramos muy unidos, era muy buena persona. salvador: carlos, quien ulises de mayo, padecÍa de diabetes y apenas logrÓ despedirse de la familia a travÉs de una video llamada, desde la cama del hospital donde ice los llevÓ. >> yo lo vi que estaba ahÍ, cuando lo mirÉ, levantÓ la mano izquierda asÍ. sintiÓ que yo estaba ahÍ. en el aÑo 80 en este paÍs llegamos con mi mamÁ. salvador: suma que creo controversia, ya que ice recibiÓ una orden judicial para reducir la poblaciÓn carcelaria por la pandemia. en un comunicado, manifestÓ que ice estÁ comprometido por el bienestar de quienes estÁn bajo su custodia y que investigan este incidente. >> fue demasiado injusto, porque inmigraciÓn no los trata como humanos. salvador: la funeraria tendrÁ el cuerpo unos dÍas mÁs porque son muchos los muertos por el coronavirus. >> tuvimos que agarrar un contenedor externo de refrigeraciÓn. el refrigerador que tenemos nosotros, ya no daba mÁs espacio. ramÓn: de regreso a nuestra zona, los residentes del conda

ventura and san diego counties can now offer more dine-in and shopping options. both meet the state requirements to accelerate the reopening process. san diego county is the second most populated county in california. >>> california's office of emergency services is announcing plans to put all pandemic surge sites into shutdown status effective at the end of june. you will remember, the state licensed the medical center when it appeared to be days away from shutting down in march, and since then there are plans to take over the facility. >>> and then the hit in walnut creek, $12 million, and it will lead to a budget tightening. plans should come together over the next few weeks. santa clara county leaders are talking about launching an online dashboard to track pandemic related funding. with the county facing a budget crunch the money spent should be transparent and they will debate that next week. >>> and parents and teachers in oakland are joining a statewide effort to convince governor newsom to stop the planned school closures. the group argued students next

in southern california the sun rises at the san diego thing. next to a major road in this talking to us 54 year old maria de. st louis went to bed. this coming is her husband. this is every day. this routine about stretching my bad. no longer has a place to live she's been sleeping in have then for a year now. looks pretty nice you don't. you don't feel it doesn't seem that you live here but you do i have seen people with their cars messy and things all over the place how can i go to work my life like that i mean has to have a little order you know because this is what we need to continue this is not perfect but it's. the way i won and makes me feel better. just like maria around 30 other people sleep overnight in their cars in this free parking lots never the less most of them work they are security guards drivers secretaries or even computer technicians. maria is a cleaner and the camera exhausting work that she does 7 days a week. to provide some comfort for all these people and organization has supplied them with a water point political toi

why or what the science is behind closing the beaches in orange county but not the beaches in san diego county, why is different? >> reporter: outrage and illegal action, the cities in southern california trying to retaliate tonight after governor newsom's beach closures. >>> new video just into the newsroom, a yacht owner pulled to safety just before the vessel goes under. >>> right now, a big day of protests. one of them reaching a boiling point. >> protesters pushed to reopen california at san francisco city hall and at the capital in sacramento. some used their cars to push for an end to rent collection, and one group even took over the house. we go live in the city where that all played out. >> reporter: the scene is clear now, but hours ago it was very busy, a locksmith just left the house in question here in san francisco's castro neighborhood after a group of activists took over the house very similar to oaklands moms 4 housing. >>> from apte5 you as fpd take three individuals out of the home they don't own, but were claiming is theirs. remember oakland moms 4 housing? this is r

the vast majority of cases in chile are in san diego. -- in santiago.acebook employees who have mental health issues on the job. content model leaders -- content moderators have to frequently view and filter disturbing images. trump campaign manager paul manafort has been released from federal prison into home confinement because of coronavirus concerns. manafort was considered a high risk because of his age and medical conditions. he is serving time because of his role in the 2016 presidential election. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has left israel after a one-day state visit. pompeo held meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his new governing partner benny gantz. they discussed how to fight the covid-19 pandemic as well as security issues of how to deal with iran. pompeo's visit comes a day before israel's new unity government is set to be sworn in. >> three times, they ran against each other as fierce political rivals. benjamin netanyahu for the conservative likud party and benny gantz from the centrist blue and white party. but,

i know san diego very well.s of wonderful outdoor restaurants just dying to open up at full capacity. what's holding you back here? >> well, we are waiting for approval from the governor to move into our phase two. we flattened the curve in san diego. our region has done a remarkable job. again, that's a credit to everyone out there who is following the rules. our hospitals have done a remarkable job. so we are ready to go. we actually had a unanimous vote in our county board of supervisors yesterday saying governor, let us move into an accelerated phase two, let us go into in-store retail. we are ready. let's go to, you know, restaurant-in dining and people are going to do the right thing. they have proven it over the last several months. that's allowed us as i said to flatten that curve. we have opened our beaches a couple weeks ago, as you and i talked about. we are doing a remarkable job out there, trust in people, give them rules of the road and they will respond accordingly. stuart: it was a pleasure havin

>>the san diego county sheriff's department is investigating that incident. california is suing ride-hailing companies uber and left accusing them of misclassifying their drivers as independent contractors under the state's new labor law that law took effect january 1st makes it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors, instead of employees who are entitled to minimum wage and uh benefits uber says it will contest the lawsuit but will also push to raise the standard of independent work for drivers in california left meantime says it will work with the attorney general to improve worker benefits, the lawsuit alleges that uber and lyft have not paid enough payroll taxes because of the misclassification. coming up the report that details a new strain of the coronavirus one that's even more contagious. and the pandemic is taking a particularly heavy toll on front line workers a local psychiatrist said we should brace for an epidemic of mental health problems. >>and we're learning more about graduation ceremonies for local high nevada hi

are still closed, that's not the case in orange or san diego counties. some leaders there like the mayor in san diego say that restricted beach reopenings are enough for him to be convinced that businesses should also be allowed to follow. >> this is not a plan for businesses to return to normal. it's a plan for how business will operate in this new normal. >> critics argue large counties will never meet health experts' strict reopening guidelines. they argue business owners right now are being negativilected. >>> warning from police after reports of a bobcat sighting in fremont near mission boulevard in paseo padre parkway yesterday. officials urge people to be on alert and keep your pets inside. they say if you see the bobcat, call animal control but don't approach it. >>> right now, we want to get a look at the forecast. kari, we're coming off a great weekend. today going to be pretty much the same? >> it's going to be nice for the start of the day. but things will change as we go into the afternoon. we're alrdy live look outside in san jose. we haven

>>the san diego county sheriff's department is investigating the incident. california is suing ride-hailing companies uber and left accusing them of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors under the state's new labor law that law took effect january first it makes it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees who are entitled to minimum wage other benefits over says it will contest the lawsuit while also pushing to raise the standard of independent work for drivers in california, including guaranteed minimum earnings, new benefits. lyft meantime says it will work with the attorney general to improve worker benefits the lawsuit is alleging that uber and lyft have not paid enough payroll taxes as a result of the misclassification. coming up next the report that details a new strain of the coronavirus one apparently even more contagious. and the pandemic taking a big toll on frontline workers, a local psychiatrist says we should be bracing for an epidemic of mental health problems and we're learning more a

although, i have to say, one guy in san diego got a little too creative with his coverage. >> reportertrage is growing over a man seen wearing a ku klux klan hood inside of a bond grocery store near san diego. other shoppers took pictures of the man, seen saturday in the city of santee. store clerks reportedly asked the man to remove the hood or leave. he finally took it off while he was in line. then paid for his items and left. santee's mayor and others have condemned the incident. detectives from the san diego county sheriff's department are now investigating and will pursue any appropriate charges. >> trevor: wow, wearing a klan hood as a face mask. that seems counter-productive, because, i mean, you might not get corona, but you're definitely getting your ass whipping. and i know this guy thought he was being intimidating wearing a k.k.k. mask in public, but i'm sorry, man. i can't be scared of anyone buying gogurt. plus, i like how he only wore the hood. so he was at home like, "should i put the robe on, too? no, no, no. i'm a moderate klansman." now, if you've been watching the

. >>> ventura and san diego counties can offer more dine-in and shopping options.ve met the state's requirements to accelerate the reopening process. san diego county is the second most populated county in california. >>> this is a really interesting story this morning. san francisco wants to put its librarian and all their researching power to work to actually track coronavirus patients as well, and it's something that could help lift the shelter-in-place order for so many. let's check in with "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez, and she can tell us more about how it works. >> reporter: we have been hitting this, as the governor is requiring more contract tracing before all the shelter-in-place orders can be lifted, and that's why a lot of local governments are trying to get creative with their workforces right now. san francisco, hundreds of city workers, and librarians, and assessors and city attorneys who are trained to operator as disease detectives, and they are trying to slow the of covid-19 by reaching out topeop but may not know it. >> we have a list of peop

when you look at these numbers, san diego county and tijuana, 5161. the deaths were 190, mexico, for more than 40,000, the mexico depth, 4222 at this point. what is your reaction to this? >> i wrote an op-ed on fox news the ninth because it is an issue, disease comes across the border every day. we had shutdown for measles, chickenpox, tb cases, very susceptible to the community, the president made the right move when he invoked title 42 in suspended immigration because of the spread of covid-19. since he suspended illegal immigration, 100% our online protecting our border, for those that want entry legally that may have covid-19 or who may come for medical treatment what is happening in mexico now we have seen, the president made a great move, we had to be vigilant. >> we are talking about total border crossings near san diego. take a look at the m from april 20 sixth through may 9th where in a lot of areas people are seeing the curve flatten, this is gone up a little bit. what do you make of those numbers, can you hear us? looks like tom is frozen a

i turned to the people at the house one was a medical examiner one who volunteered with the san diego police department and now acting as grief counselors. i asked them what would you do? even asked the medical examiner do you have children? i said what can i do she said tell them the tru. the grief counselors that seem plenty of death and destruction thought it was a good idea. as a journalist i believe in the truth they can be freeing and liberating we been lied to for so long by this man in our lives i felt like enough that felt like to say this happened and when i did it was so clearly the right thing to do they were relieved because up till that point they had seen their dad two days before he died he was very sick and they cannot get him to go to the hospital they were hurt and angry when they found out he died they found one that spell enormously guilty and responsible so to explain we could not have saved him was a huge relief to understand something well beyond their control was at play for that decision. >> there is a lot of guilt as a survivor anytime a loved one passes awa