red land and san bernardino.or to elected to the state assembly served on the san bernardino board of supervisors trustee on the san bernardino college direct board of trustees, mr. james ramos. [applause] thank you. so much. before we got started i asked a gentlemen doing the prayer ficould share our traditional songs from our area. bird songs. robert levi and permission was granted so i will share with you if that is all right. [applause] we will get into speaking component. the songs are traditional songs from our area in southern california. bird songs and sing them with rattles in our area. a couple of song i will sing one talks about the earth. and that is the one. you will hear about it and a lot of things that face our people start coming from the earth as far as making sure the repat riation of remains go back to the rightful people in the united states and in the state of california. [music] [singing] [singing] ♪♪ [singing] [singing] [applause] the songs we share. culture where we go and open up it is t

how did the gators get to san bernardino is the person responsible facing any criminal charges?d to our calls, but what city officials could tell us it was a squatting case. like most cities, alligators are considered exotic animals and they're not permitted. bottom line, these exotic animals might seem cute when they're small. >> when you buy again, you know, a small alligator, a cayman or something like that when they get better. >> know, it's a potential hazard for, you other residents, the local wildlife, do not make, you know, good pets. in 99% of people are not set up. >> to have something like this in their home. >> and we shall be nelson fording for us tonight. >> well, from the 80's to the 60's in rain is on the way through a real rollercoaster. i' ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge. how we get there matters. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through nove

red land and san bernardino.or to elected to the state assembly served on the san bernardino board of supervisors trustee on the san bernardino college direct board of trustees, mr. james ramos. [applause] thank you. so much. before we got started i asked a gentlemen doing the prayer ficould share our traditional songs from our area. bird songs. robert levi and permission was granted so i will share with you if that is all right. [applause] we will get into speaking component. the songs are traditional songs from our area in southern california. bird songs and sing them with rattles in our area. a couple of song i will sing one talks about the earth. and that is the one. you will hear about it and a lot of things that face our people start coming from the earth as far as making sure the repat riation of remains go back to the rightful people in the united states and in the state of california. [music] [singing] [singing] ♪♪ [singing] [singing] [applause] the songs we share. culture where we go and open up it is t

red land and san bernardino.elected to the state assembly served on the san bernardino board of supervisors trustee on the san bernardino college direct board of trustees, mr. james ramos. [applause] thank you. so much. before we got started i asked a gentlemen doing the prayer ficould share our traditional songs from our area. bird songs. robert levi and permission was granted so i will share with you if that is all right. [applause] we will get into speaking component. the songs are traditional songs from our area in southern california. bird songs and sing them with rattles in our area. a couple of song i will sing one talks about the earth. and that is the one. you will hear about it and a lot of things that face our people start coming from the earth as far as making sure the repat riation of remains go back to the rightful people in the united states and in the state of california. [music] [singing] [singing] ♪♪ [singing] [singing] [applause] the songs we share. culture where we go and open up it is to cove

our people formed in 1866 in the san bernardino valley.h the purpose of going in the san bernardino mountains to rid the mountains of indian people it was not peaceful they were shooting and killing. our clan down to less than 30 members we were almost wiped off the earth. we have to come out as inldzian people to talk and run for office. political offices throughout the state of california and the nation to ensure the native american voice is heard at all areas and discussions not in the state of california but cross the nation. we continue to work and i still reside on the reservation. i grew and got in politics and tribal chair man and ran for the community upon college board 2005. first in san bernardino to transition from tribal gentleman to the community as a whole and sat on the county board of supervisors for san bernardino county where i was chair of the board for a time. and then now in the state legislator t. is important to talk about the issues that are -- you know coming forward. and partnerships we formed along the way. and

and extremist, he talks about inspiring attacks, he is talking about instances like orlando, san bernardino, new york city in the last decade where individuals who are here were inspired to act alone as opposed to being smuggled across the border were flown into the country to conduct attacks. it is a far greater threat that someone here would conduct any attack. host: let's talk about the mexico-u.s. border. there was an exchange between ron johnson and director wray on threats from migrants. [video clip] sen. johnson: what are you doing to invest these people and stop this threat? dir. wray: there are task forces to try to identify -- sen. johnson: how many agents do you have tasked to investigate potential terror threats coming into this country, particularly god always. how many are investigating? dir. wray: i don't know if i can give you an exact number. sen. johnson: is it 100, a couple hundred? dir. wray: we have several hundred agents tackling the threat that come from the border from the national security side, counterterrorism side, and organized crime side. sen. johnson: how does

that's in san bernardino county. was arrested on wednesday that his father's home in sonoma county. he is an army veteran formerly stationed there at fort irwin. today. uber is set to face hundreds of passengers in san francisco's courtroom who say they were sexually assaulted by the company's drivers. the hearing is part of a nationwide multi-district litigation case filed on behalf of passengers say they are assault victims. they're filing a suit against the rideshare company. the case represents. 22 victims spanning 11 states. the hearing is scheduled for 11 o'clock this morning. it will be at the phillip burton, federal building and u.s. courthouse. >> police transit agency. they want your help. they want your input on 3 possible systemwide bus service redesigns want to know your opinion for 3 specific preliminary service in areas, a feature different bus routes schedule changes throughout the system. the first con balance coverage. use the cudrent system pretty much the same second option is called frequent producer in bus service. areas of the lows ridership and also reallocate

investigators say the threats target specific military members at fort irwin in san bernardino county. meyer was arrested on wednesday at his father's home in sonoma county. buyer is an army veteran formally stationed at fort irwin. still one of the kron. morning news. san francisco's union square is caring for holiday shoppers. we'll explain what the city is doing. church shoppers are doing. church shoppers are safe and prevent we used to struggle with greasy messes. now, we just freak, wipe, and we're done! with mr. clean clean freak, conquering messes is that easy. clean freak's mist is three times more powerful, and it works on contact. clean freak, just freak, wipe, done. right. here are 4 things are even though today 2 men were arrested in connection to the stabbing of a man in union city. all happened outside of new wells bar on san mateo avenue saturday. >> investigators say the victim the men to stop asked the man to stop shooting people with a bb gun and the punched, kicked and stabbed him repeatedly. >> several people in san francisco were treated at a target on mission str

san bernardino es mÁs grande que otros estados de la naciÓn.dad que es hora de hacerse ciudadano porque un residente permanente corre riesgo de perder su residencia si no se protege con los derechos. el llamado es hacerse ciudadano para asegurar su estadÍa. >> cuÁl es la razÓn por la que no se convierten en ciudadanos? luz: una de las razones es el inglÉs, tienen miedo de tomar el examen porque es en inglÉs y no tienen tiempo porque estÁn trabajando. esa es una, otra es el dinero, la falta de economÍa, pero a todo eso hay soluciÓn. tenemos recursos gratis y los preparamos para que se hagan ciudadanos y mÁs que nada, que pierdan esos miedos y nervios porque cuando un ciudadano estÁ preparado, tiene mÁs confianza para llegar a la entrevista y pasarla. por falta de dinero no hay impedimento, ya que para las personas de bajos recursos que cumplan con los requisitos tenemos asistencia gratis, incluso tenemos fondos para pagar la tarifa para migraciÓn. no hay excusas para las personas que no se han hecho ciudadanos, el tiempo es ya porque un ciudadan

ocurrió en el condado san bernardino, al este de los Ángeles. y ahí tienen. fue el momento en que oficiales armados arrestaron al conductor. >> tremenda persecución 11 con 14 de la noche. pasamos a revisar las condiciones del tiempo. gianella arana llegó el frío a nuestra zona. por lo menos lo que siento donde vivo. >> ese es el titular. el frío y ya realmente estamos viendo esos 40, pero llegarán pronto esos 30. bueno empezamos con un cielo despejado en san francisco y realmente alrededor de la región, así que las condiciones actuales ya se están mostrando en los 40 bajos 40 en napa 41 grados livermore con 45 san josé con 43, pero mañana la amanecer. debido a este sistema de baja presión que actualmente se encuentra en el pacífico, realmente llega ese descenso, pero también se aproxima la lluvia a nuestro panorama. a partir de mañana por la noche, avanzando hacia el miércoles, acercándonos un poco hacia san francisco, extendiéndose también hacia san josé, vemos cielos despejados avanzando hacia mañana, un poco de nubosidad, pero eso no llegará

esto es en san bernardino.rio para especies rescatadas. y si mucha gente se da a la tarea de tener animales que deberían de estar en la naturaleza viviendo libremente. pero los llevan, los toman como un juguete y luego los desechan. >> esa es la peor parte que independientemente del gusto que tengan por este tipo de animales exóticos, pues no se da el paso. a veces al cuidado. y está la consecuencia ahí o los liberan de manera irregular, cosa que también está prohibidísima como hemos visto en otras ocasiones, como en las serpientes, con las pitones y demás. sí. oiga regresando a la bahía esta tarde la policía de san josé cerró un tramo de la calle y san fernando, cerca de las calles 4a y la 6a, hacia el este y las inmediaciones de la universidad de san josé. el departamento explicó que fue tras una llamada a anónima que reportó un incidente relacionado con armas, pero tras reabrir el paso no confirmaron si encontraron algo sospechoso y la fiscalía de san francisco asegura que 1 de los problemas que está enfrent

it's also professor emeritus at the university of san bernardino. >> thanks so much for having me. and by the way, viewers, john is not a lot of extensive work over the years in the holy land, so he's not just sitting on a chair reporting some of the hotspots including in the middle east. >> you give me great humility so thank you very much. thanks brian, it's always good to have you with us. i want to highlight part of what musk said part with that sit down with the israeli prime minister. this is -- on the attacks on civilians, meant when any children, it's remarkable of what humans are capable of if they're fed falsehoods. false elected tweet he endorsed that accused jewish community of pushing hatred against whites that they claim they want people to stop using against them. so here's the question. with musk would must even be in reserve at the backlash potentially could cost as much as $75 million in lost advertising revenue by the end of the year? has major dozens brands pause their marketing campaigns according to the new york times. so will he be there or not? >> politics m

and you can see it's not just for parts of los angeles you know, heading down to san bernardino, san. but as we zoom out here, it's a good portion also of southern nevada and also heading over into the desert. so that's where that wind is kind of driving from. and again, it is that offshore component that makes it so dangerous. and, you know, we're quite fortunate we have a little bit of offshore wind last night, but because we've had some rain recently, it's not as big of a worry for us and hopefully next week they're going to get some of this rain that's expected to come into northern california to and that will help southern california out. meanwhile, back in the bay beautiful day on tap, watching out for those inland valleys tonight as they get down into the 30's tomorrow. we'll have some clouds move in and just such a little shy. slight chance of rain overnight thursday to friday. probably will just be a few sprinkles. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk a little bit more about our extended forecast. back to you. you, kyra. >> department of homeland security met with congress toda

investigators say that the threat targeted specific military members at fort irwin in san bernardino county. there was arrested yesterday at his father's home in sonoma county. there is an army veteran formerly stationed at fort irwin. president biden is now calling for a humanitarian pause in the fighting between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. >> he says he would allow time to free more hostages being held by the terror group. president, however, did not go so far as to call for a full ceasefire. comments came as israel bombed a dent least densely populated refugee camp in northern gaza for the second time in 2 days, the country says it targeted a hamas camp. reports say hundreds of people were killed or wounded, including top hamas leaders. and as u.s. has helped americans back to the u.s. from israel, some families say it has been the same for the estimated 400 americans in gaza. now, a bay area attorney has filed a lawsuit against the u.s. government for not doing enough to ensure their safe return. kron four's get grant lotus joins us now live in the lotus joins us now live

we have it powered up and it's on san bernardino mountain, and it will give us a scan of what is happeningll around the bay area. a couple showers and we will see temperatures headed in the low 60s and 70s. >>> mike, what is the update on that crash? >> we are looking over here towards the contra costa county area, and the smaller crashes over here are where there are wet roads, just a warning. traffic should quickly recover, although there may be activity on the shoulder counter commute heading up through walnut creek without any significant delay anymore. no delays here for highway 4 out of antioch or westbound 80, the east shore freeway. we are down to one lane in each direction, and that will continue until the end of the apec summit. back to you. >>> new ways to protect your own job from ai. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to

place, on the other hand, well crash, almost again a daily column in our program, the city of san bernardinolaces, in texas, he was taken to the hospital in serious condition after he was hit by a train, a truck driver who also turned out to be a blogger was stuck on the train, this is what he told the world: the repair didn’t take that long , just a couple of hours, not as scary as i first thought, in fact, this is the place, here the train went out of reality, this even immediately you can’t name it, the train just jumped off the tracks, the soil is quite soft in this... the fact that these rails have been lying for more than a century is of course not such a big problem, they are used to it, but the railway connection was interrupted between the city of new york and the capital of the state of new york is albunny, very serious holes were discovered there, through which, of course, you can study the condition of the railway tracks, but there is a railway tunnel between the capital of the state of new york and the city of new york. but the movement is interrupted unknown time, they promise

a pulse nightclub, san bernardino or god help us a 9/11 style attack.you have hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list pouring over our border that we know what in the fbi director is trying to track them down all over our inner cities across the country, that should be the number one priority for the white house. if it's not going to be for them we're going to make it the number one priority and congress. stuart: always a pleasure, michael waltz, we will see you again. on a related note. migrants are moving into san diego's airport. how many. >> more than 300 camping out at the airport waiting for their flights. it appears as a winter border patrol processing after illegally crossing the border into san diego. now they're waiting at the airport for their flights to the cities they requested to go to. >> there waiting for the flight so they can go wherever, they could be here for days there's more than 300 we don't know all the details. more and more states and cities are spending money to move the migrants out, get them where they want to go. tex

used it from very on because it was a perceived and looks like a weapon of war and so you have san bernardino you had islamic terrorists going into a meeting and shooting up a bunch of people. you've had people with all kinds of disturbed ideas. las vegas guy was we still don't know exactly his motivation was but he was going to war against people. but you also have you do have this like i said earlier, is a conservative. this has become a gun rights symbol that everyone in on either side of the debate is using and certainly on january 6th, they were out were men there with their fifteens nearby, ready to go, you know, asking to be called in. you also had to you had of flags that day, if you remember. but there were two flags. one was the confederate battle flag with symbol of the ar 15 and the term come and take it and one was just a white banner with, the silhouette saying come and take it and come and take it, which has a texas origin as people probably in the room. the cannon. yeah, up to the cannon, but also to ancient greece, to the battle where the spartans, the persian king, says give

investigators say these threats targeted specific military members at fort irwin, which is down in san bernardino county. was arrested wednesday, his father's home in sonoma county. he's an army veteran formally stationed there at fort irwin. and today uber will face hundreds of former passengers in a san francisco courtroom. they all claim they were sexually assaulted by their drivers. the hearing is part of a nationwide multi-district lawsuit representing 22 victims across 11 states. today's hearing is scheduled for 11:00am at the phillip burton, federal building and courthouse. >> the ac transit agency. they would like your help. they want your input on 3 possible systemwide bus service redesigns. want to know your opinions are 3 specific preliminary service in aerials feature different bus routes schedule changes through the system. first proposal is called balance coverage and it leaves the current system pretty much the same second option is caught frequent service. it would reduce or in bus service in areas with the lowest ridership and then allocate resources to areas of high demand. the

investigators say those threats targeted specific military members at fort irwin in san bernardino countyty. he's an army veteran formerly stationed there at fort irwin. today, uber will face hundreds of former passengers in san francisco inside of a courtroom and they all claim they were sexually assaulted by their drivers. the hearing is part of a nationwide multi-district lawsuit representing 22 victims across 11 states. today's hearing is scheduled to start in about 40 minutes at 11:00am at the phillip burton, federal building and courthouse. well, the fda now has proposed a ban on a food additive found in some popular drinks like gatorade and mountain dew. the agency says that brominated vegetable oil is no longer safe use. studies found the additive can actually cause health issues like liver damage and damage your heart and brain, many large beverage brands have been slowly phasing out brominated vegetable oil in their products, but they can still be found in smaller grocery store brands. the ingredient was once used to keep ingredients from separating. it's also contained in eleme

investigators say those threats targeted specific military members at fort irwin in san bernardino county. there was arrested on wednesday that his father's home in sonoma county. he's an army veteran, formerly stationed there at fort irwin. today. uber will face hundreds of former passengers in a san francisco courtroom. they all claim they were sexually assaulted by their drivers. the hearing is part of a nationwide multi-district lawsuit representing 22 victims across 11 states. today's hearing is scheduled for 11:00am. it will be at the phillip burton, federal building and courthouse. >> lac transit agency. they want and will your input on 3 possible systemwide bus service redesigns? so they want to know your opinion for 3 specific preliminary service scenarios that feature different bus routes and schedule changes throughout the system. the first opposes card ballots coverage leaves the current system pretty much the same second option is called frequent service. kind of reduce or in bus service areas with the lowest ridership and reallocate resources. the areas of high demand final

investigators say those threats targeted specific members of the military at fort irwin in san bernardino county. there was arrested on wednesday at his father's home up in sonoma county. he is an army veteran formally stationed at fort irwin. today. uber is set to face hundreds of passengers in a san francisco courtroom who say they were sexually assaulted by the company's drivers. the hearing is part of a nationwide multi-district litigation case filed on behalf of the passenger who was sexually a passenger assault victims against the rideshare company. the case represents 22 victims spending 11 states. the hearing is set to begin at 11 o'clock this morning. it will be at the phillip burton, federal building and u.s. courthouse. >> ac transit agency. they -% want help from you. they want your input on 3 possible systemwide bus service resigns. they want to know your opinions for 3 specific preliminary service in aerials that feature different bus route and schedule changes throughout the system. first proposal is cop balance coverage and it leaves the current system pretty much the same

in an unrelated case, san bernardino police served a search warrant in the car belonging to a man namedoz. they were looking for drugs but they found something else under the spare tire in miguel quiroz's truck. it was a photo of garrett warren with a circle drawn on it, and his home address with very few people knew. so detectives showed guard a six pack of a photo lineup which included a photo of miguel quiroz. >> i'm looking at the pictures and i said by all means that the guy recognize. >> that's the guy who shot you? >> yes. >> no doubt in your mind? >> no doubt in my mind. >> in 2003, detectives arrested miguel quiroz for attempted murder. he was neither a gang member nor hired gun. instead, he owned a pizza parlor. sheriff's detective mark again. >> he was this middle class, guy that everyone loved. >> and yet he was the shooter. >> yes. >> other than garrett's idea of miguel quiroz, there was nothing to suggest that the ever met. >> they've never done a business deal before? >> no. >> quiroz ever connected to the gym? >> no. >> any chance that he was driving a car near gary that

up in flames after being at the center of a five-hour long swat standoff when authorities in san bernardino. they say the suspect opened fire and set off explosives. police say the man was ultimately shot and killed by officers. it's unclear what triggered that standoff. those are your headlines, brian. downstairs to you. >> brian: all right, carley. let's change gears. former president trump marking biden's 81st birthday by releasing a clean bill of health for himself from his doctor. the former president's physician confirming the former president's health excellent. physical exams well within the normal range and his cognitive exams were exceptional. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel is here to react. from the medical perspective it's unique to get a letter about your health. is it because he is a former president? >> i think it came out because it was biden's 81st birthday. look, as you were saying it doesn't have a lot of detail to it. it's reassuring that he is in excellent health. that he is being reported to be passing cognitive tests. when i interviewed him last in 2020

and she you know she was injured in the san bernardino shooting shot twice once in the pelvis, once in the shoulder and. that absolutely changed her life, focused on a person who'd survived. valerie and she goes through all more than 60 operations. they are her whole life is altered by these two tiny bullets. and the damage that they cause. so they are incredibly destructive when they hit the human body. heartbreaking story. it sounds like and one well worth worth telling so if if mass shooting in in a very important way brings a 15 arms to the fore. it did so in the early because the concern about the trend toward mass shootings what motivated congress in the first place to pass a an assault weapons ban and obviously today while mass shootings are still statistically a small part of the carnage wrought by guns in our country, they are certainly the most visible, you know, of firearms. it causes people lot of anxiety. they have mass shooters. in fact, used a ar 15 style rifles in a statistically distinctive way. and and what would draw somebody who has the the horrible aspiration to ki

founder of the center for the study of hate crimes and extremism at california state university san bernardinoo have you here, but not nice to have to talk about this. what is driving this surge in anti-semitic and this hate, this islamophobic hate? >> great question. we have a lot of data behind this, but first, i think it's very important, all americans of goodwill must stand against the scourge of islamophobia, arabophobia, anti-palestinian, and other times of hate crime. and one of the things that's so interesting, and thank you for your question, we're coming off in 2022, and we have separate data, fbi shows a record, our data which came out previous to that, top ten cities, a record in the increase is even more. what we saw is in the major cities, generally, the religious hate crimes is increasing more than the nation as a whole. even the nation as a whole, before this particular war took place, we are seeing overall hate crimes rise 7% according to the fbi. but religious hate crimes rise 27%. and now, what we're looking at, just in this month, looking at separate data, again, i don't fu