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no sufría de nada, no estaba enfermo, aunque el mismo juan diego tenía un mal presentimiento.s pelados. por ahora allegados a juan diego han tratado de ayudarla con el proceso enviar que lo van a sepultar, cómo lo van a sepultar? quién lo va a recoger? juan diego pensaba regresar a colombia en diciembre, pero ahora su familia lo espera pronto para darle una cristiana sepultura. yo deseo tener a mi esposo aquí. ha sido muy duro, demasiadamente duro. desde fremont soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48 y vaya que sí, a nosotros queremos. antes que nada pues lamentar lo que está pasando esta familia y también agradecerles por compartir esta historia con todos nosotros. si, esta es una historia que llegó a nuestra redacción a través de nuestro canal de whatsapp. por eso queremos aprovechar recordarle que usted también tiene este contacto directo con nosotros. usted puede escanear en este momento ese código qr que ve en pantalla y podrá escribirnos sus denuncias, inquietudes o si quiere que cubramos alguna historia de interés para la comunidad. recuerde que en telemundo 48 som

the san diego zoo. >> including john john, who is ones. mom, i feel so lucky because i every one of those cubs being born. every one of them was special. not just to me, but this entire a panda team for nearly 30 years. the san diego zoo has cared for giant pandas and worked with international teams to make advancements in panda health and conservation. so our team developed a neonatal milk formula. >> it was critically important for the survival of hand-reared panda cubs. >> and that was just one of those really significant contributions that organization made to giant panda conservation, bringing the survival rate for hand-reared cubs from 5% to 95% conservation experts ensuring giant pandas thrive worldwide. >> and can be enjoyed for generations to come. >> got to go. check them out. all right. coming up here, the month clear a shop is celebrating 50 years in the bay area. why locals love this restaurant so much. and we'll also get a closer look at seaworld walrus calf rescue operation. that's after the break. in the east bay. as busine

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no estaba enfermo, aunque el mismo juan diego tenía un mal presentimiento. según su esposa.mo lo van a sepultar? quién lo va a recoger? juan diego pensaba regresar a colombia en diciembre, pero ahora su familia lo espera pronto para darle una cristiana sepultura. yo deseo tener a mi esposo aquí. ha sido muy duro, demasiadamente duro. desde fremont soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, también queremos agradecer a esta familia por compartir esta historia con nosotros que por cierto llegó a nuestra redacción a través de nuestro canal de whatsapp. y queremos recordarle también que usted tiene esta línea de contacto directa con nosotros. puede escanear ese código que ve en pantalla y podrá escribirnos sus denuncias, inquietudes o si quiere que cubramos alguna historia de interés. recuerde que en telemundo 48 somos primeros contigo. pasamos contigo. marcelo rivera cómo van las temperaturas? gracias césar. amigos televidentes, muy buenas noches. las temperaturas actuales así se encuentran en este momento en la zona de san francisco, con una temperatura alcanzando los

as soon as i get back without the rep has sun, diego keeble is now 24. he wants to become an engineer. he lives in quito, the capital yvette quit. all the country has widespread poverty and unemployment, and many living theorist. a drug cartels in latin america. it's often young women who go to europe to kick that families of flags. diego cave able is on his way to his father's. he was a baby when his mother left too young to understand the car. that's just how it was . we got through it without any major problems. and today, she's no strange, but we don't have a very close relationship. diego had a twin who died shortly off the bus when his mother left his grandma step 10. diego, his parents relationship didn't last long, and his mother's time to send money didn't what account almost almost by say the fed. we live in the 3rd world countries. so people say, the american dream, all that fortune in europe, they emigrate to improve the situation. me but many have no idea how difficult each is to stop somewhere else. a low salad that lou settled to upon to d

that phone calls help to maintain contact with diego. yes, please. it's small and folks, they mostly chatted about da goes future plans about his exams at university. although she's really proud of her son. so like that instead of to a punt feels great guilt for leaving him. she paid a high price for her life in europe. a diego cave able even tried living in spain for 6 months, but he felt so uncomfortable in his mother's new family. his home is that quite do catalina and jimmy let's home was once and to come back to us. they even lived in the same city, but they only met in mid ridge, funded by the mutual suffering is living domestic work cuz catalina hope to and money is a free, non semi in spain and return after 2 years. the head dreams but dashed. fortunately, her husband and 2 children now grow not follow to, but her life was dominated by the elderly people. she can't for it. no, no, sometimes it felt as if the day would never end. oh, people often don't go to bed very early. they stay awake until well no, 2 o'clock on the my yeah, and i'm seein

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san diego zoo received its first pair from china in 1996.years, six more were born at the zoo but under the agreement with china, all were returned to their native country in 2019. >> we learned so much about giant pandas. william: the vice president of wildlife conservation science at the san diego zoo. >> the size of the habitat is quadrupled, maybe even quintupled. it is enormous. we integrated studies of behavior, physiology, and help to ensure we knew all we needed to know about their well-being. william: san diego is not the only zoo prepping for pandas. >> the pandas are coming back to d.c. william: the national zoo in washington, d.c. will welcome a new pair by the end of this year. >> there will be millions of people who want to see the pandas the day they are here. the entire planet is watching and there is no margin for error. william: national zoo and conservation director brandy smith. >> the fact that the conversations went that quickly, that was the exciting part for us. we already sent some folks to china to meet our new pand

i will give you a quick update from san diego. we are in a fortunate position where 95% of new arrivals do not tend to stay in san diego. most of them are in transit to somewhere else in the interior and often our role is to facilitate that travel to somewhere else in the united states. folks do remain in our community and what we have noticed in recent weeks and months is an uptick of individuals taking shelter in our city's homeless shelter network, which i'm sure all of you are dealing with, which complicates and compounds issues we have. we have also seen congestion at our airports. it's understandable they would shelter their if the flight is not for many hours. cities are all dealing with this issue which is why so many of you are here at 8 a.m. good on you, particularly the west coast mayors. we are proud of you for showing up. i hope that communicates to our constituents, colleagues, the administration and congress the importance of this particular issue and how much we appreciate the president's executive actions, but as

mayor matt mahan was in san diego last week to tour the tents with san diego. mayor todd gloria, the tent site in balboa park is hosting around 400 people and advocates say around 1300 people in total have cycled through in the last year. it's not the end goal, but it gives us the ability to scale alternatives to the street. city of san jose has decided on about 9 sites that could potentially host the sanctioned encampments like what we're seeing down in san diego. i did speak with unhoused advocates here in san jose and also those in san diego. and what i found is that they don't think that the sanctioned encampments are silver bullet to solving the homelessness issue. it's genuine. it's dishonest. san diego attorney and homeless advocate colleen que sack. >> has followed the city's tent site since it started and worked with an house organizations that help manage the site. she says mold issues have persisted along with pests like rats. >> to pass this off as anything other than hiding homeless individuals away is disingenuous. she says out of the 1300 people

mayor matt mahan was in san diego last week to tour the tents with san diego. mayor todd gloria, the tent site in balboa park is hosting around 400 people and advocates say around 1300 people in total have cycled through in the last year. it's not the end goal, but it gives us the ability to scale alternatives to the street. >> san jose is looking at 9 potential sanction encampments. but unhoused advocates here at the bay and its san diego say it's not all positive. it's dishonest. san diego attorney and homeless advocate colleen que sack has followed the city's tent site since it started and worked with an house organizations that help manage the site. she says mold issues have persisted along with pests like rats. >> to pass this off as anything other than hiding homeless individuals away. it's disingenuous. she says out of the 1300 people cycling through the tense. >> only 82 people have been permanently housed. it's still something but few sacks as san jose needs to approach their proposed camps carefully really get people into housing. we're still going to

and then to san diego back and i could get years on the and the pandemonium is felt as want and sing. made their public debut thursday morning marking a historic moment of diplomacy between the u.s. and china. they bring such joy to the community. they are such a special alumn species. i am very excited to see them. and i will probably should couple here all their new habitat panda ridge is 4 times larger than it used to be and it's needed as they are drawing a big crowd to them, i'm not going to i cry for law. there's 3 ways to see the pandas in person with daily time slots. so when you walk into the zoo grounds once again, not before that the day prior, but when you're physically onto ground, you're going to find qr codes all over the san diego if you know, you me, follow the link and you get your check it right. and we offer thousands of tickets on a day-to-day basis. you can also book a morning tour before the zoo opens. but those are booked through september. another option is this standby line with a bit longer of a what alan? 37 minutes. but that's not stopping thousands of peo

he joins us live right now from san diego. good morning.ggie and kumasi very excited to be here. it is pandemonium. you got it. >> say it. >> you must say it. okay, so what's the energy like there right now? >> right now. all quiet. pandas spend a lot of their time sleeping. it turns out they're cute and amazing at whatever it is they do. yesterday we saw them rolling around, eating bamboo, just being generally awesome. uh. right now it's a little a little quiet, but coming up on gma, you're going to see all the things that they do, how great they are, how they got here, what it means to have them here at panda ridge at the san diego zoo. the public is so excited. it's been 21 years since pandas were brought over from china to the us. so a resumption of panda diplomacy here, resulting in a very excited public in san diego. >> and will, i'm not sure if they're talking about this at san diego, but our zoo in san francisco is poised to also get pandas and we think that's going to happen next year. so i'm curious about all of the money and the

go to san diego zoo for the 1st time in a couple decades now. following the election or some major political events in the us could we see those? candice come back or other plans come back. i don't believe they will be sent back to china to soon because i, i suppose those are women won't be short term that i believe that those pender, for example, those who were san to san diego sue, will stay there until the end of the agreement. a lot of then abruptly being pulled out with so i don't expect them to to go back to china 1st of all. right. professor hoff on hong. thank you very much. thank you. all right, who's reminder of our top story? this our, at least 3 people have been killed and 4 seriously injured in an attack in the town of solving at western germany. according to witnesses, a man stopped passers by with the knife reset, the perpetrator is still at large. robert f. kennedy junior has pulled out of his long shot campaign for the white house and his backing donald trump for us, president kennedy accused the democrats of refusing to allow h

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elise preston, cbs n s, san diego. >> judge judy: you were running around the street in your underwearcer: a neighbor on a bender... >> judge judy: what kind of drugs were you taking? >> methamphetamines, your honor. >> announcer: ...then a surprise visit next door. >> my granddaughter ran downstairs and said, "somebody's breaking in the house." he was hitting the glass door with the flower pots that was on the deck. >> judge judy: it was a terrible incident. >> i have no idea what they're talking about. >> judge judy: i know you don't. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution john and anita buchanan are suing their neighbor, wayne moyher, for damage to their house and for emotional distress after he broke into their home while high on meth. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 420 on the calendar in the matter of buchanan vs. moyher. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >

host: you touched on this with the war on gaza, you go to uc san diego.hat was your experience in the spring amid those protests? guest: it was historic. uc san diego, we are a stem campus, it is not common to see major demonstrations. but i saw thousands of my fellow students took to the streets, take to the public and protest against what they deem to be global injustice. since we are witnessing such historic turnout, not just within my own campus but across campuses across the country, important to address these concerns. let's be clear, these protesters are not some type of pro-hamas radical elected gop likes to claim. many are sympathetic college students simply standing for what they believe in, standing up for the recognition of the palestinian state, two state solution, unilateral cease-fire. the best way to put it is utterly historic. this is one of those moments where we witnessed the moral clarity of youth. college democrats of america are proud to stand with them. host: how did the administration at uc san diego handle those protests, do you t

tonight, these two giant pandas, the newest residents of the san diego zoo.icial public debut this thursday. but tonight, a sneak peek. the team cleaning the windows. bringing out the bamboo. this is 5-year-old yun chuan, enjoying a bite of his bamboo. and then, with an appetite for leaves. and this is 3-year-old xin bao, climbing up on her wooden platform, looking right at us. and then settling down for some rest. tensions in u.s./china relations temporarily paused the panda lending program. tonight, the so-called panda diplomacy has resumed and is being celebrated in both countries. >> welcome to the san diego zoo. >> reporter: dr. megan owen, vice president of conservation science at the san diego zoo wildlife alliance, is proud to have pandas back at the zoo. >> it's very important to have the giant pandas here. each guest that comes through our gates has an opportunity to experience wildlife in an up-close and personal way, which we feel builds empathy for wildlife and a connection to the natural world. >> these bears are here for a very important conser

but was, that san diego is makingof the for improving their downtown.ed to speak on behalf of cal nightis a group i'm a part of, but i was able to sneak in a couplim i'm s commission, but i wasn't speaking on behalf of it,a realn we had with lawmakers and, some other people from the private sector about about recovering downtowns and the roleenteainmed got some good press. and then we got t san diego and see how they do what they do. and i have some takeaways. they are partying harder than we are right now. and we should be ashamed of ourse and that our hookah bar game is very weak in san francco, everybody rolls out to hookah bars after the bars close and stays thell is amazing. but it was a lot of fu. we had a good time and j got back and, september 20th will be the firstl tertainment zone event in the state of california on front street. we're having an oktoberfest. it's gonna be a lot of fun. we'll have german food, music, and i am in talks right now to get accidentally in love. the, counting crows covery. wlln accommodate their riders, but that cou

in 1993 far more undocumented immigrants were registered in the san diego sector. that in any other area along the border it was a radical change in tone in how even average people talked about immigrants. our country is invaded by immigrants who are like cancer cells. brooklyn who, a democrats, was the president at the time. he decided a $4.00 to $0.05 was the solution from the pacific ocean right through friendship park. this is what the barriers looked like. they are a helicopter landing that's left over from the vietnam war. clinton launch the construction of 3 major friends projects around these urban areas and the 19 ninety's and california, arizona, and texas. one of the cornerstones of our fight against illegal immigration has been a get tough policy at our borders. along with offences came increased surveillance technology and more border patrol agents. clinton spencer's game at the same time as the north american free trade agreements between the us, canada, and mexico. the message was clear, more access for goods, less taxes for people. but the people ke

you know, i'm in san diego once a week, every two months for work related.ced is i just got back last week was they have a, it seems like a lot of plazas have, like, local musicians go out there on daily basis or weekly basis and even a shopping center with the equivalent of a safeway and a small thai restaurant. they have, the band going, just a few guitarists and, singers. and it music everywhere down there. unfortunately, they're only playing sublime covers at all times. it's a law down there, any public comment on this item? no public comment on this item. all right. seeing none, we'll close public comment. we'll adjourn this meeting at 6:33 p.m. thank you. recording stop. [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event of an emergency. to su reimbursement visit sferh. by. >> ph.d. >> my name is i'm a leader of the town in san francisco we try to provide

it's right at the border of san diego, california in the us, and did wanna in mexico. pat mixon, the wife of republican president, richard nixon, opened the park in 1971 and greeted mexicans across the border adjuster of friendship between the 2 countries. and this is what the 1st lady reportedly declared. i hope there won't be a fence for too long. that's true, hope was misplaced. this is what friendship park looks like today. the us side of the park is closed off with these 2 board of fences. how did this happen? in 1993 far more undocumented immigrants were registered in the san diego sector than any other area along the border. there was a radical change in tone in how even average people talked about immigrants. our country is invaded by immigrants who are like cancer cells, brooklyn who, a democrats, was the president at the time, he decided a fortified fence was the solution from the pacific ocean ride through friendship park. this is what the barriers look like. they are helicopter landing. that's left over from the vietnam war. clinton launch the construction

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>>well >>> it is pandemonium at the san diego zoo today. see what i did there? families lined up to see the newest panda bears from china. the celebrity couple are the first pandas on display at the zoo since 2019. right now they're the only giant pandas in the u.s. the san francisco zoo is slated to get a pair of giant pandas of its own some time in 2025 at an estimated cost of $25 million, which has not yet been accounted for. so fundraising to come, right? >> those are expensive bears. >> yeah. >>> well, here for free is our forecast from chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> true. i don't know if we can charge for it, but i think a return to normal temperatures inland, people might fork over money for that one. we'll give it to you free either way. the way things have changed with the heat dome that has been dominating the western u.s. for the past several weeks is starting to break down a little bit. relief from the worst of the heat has arrived and even inland temperatures into the lower half of the 90s today are going to step back more over the course of th

what e, good job in san diego, yeah, i was going to talk about that. yeah. it, he audience.cet of, bipoc queer, drag excellence. fantastic bow on aur some, drag queen led education on overdose awareness and nightlife settings, and support your local drag queens. nice yeah. so, commissioner qalandar and iraveled down to san diego for a, assembly select■= hearing on downtown recovery held by assembly member matt haney was, wanted to highlight some of the efforts that san diego is making for improving their downtown. and i was asked to speak on behalf of cal night, which is a group was able to sneak in a couple times that i'm part of this commission, but i wasn't speaking on behalf of it, but it was ally great conversation we had with lawmakers and, some other people from the private sectorwntowns and the role that entertainmenay good press. and e got to go out in san diego and see how they do what they do. and i have some takeaways. namely, they are partying harder than we are right now. and we should be ashamed of ourselves,s very weak in san franciscos, everybody rolls out t

they're five and four—years—old, and the habitat they're going to be living in at san diego zoo is calledtimes larger than the last enclosure they had for the pandas, back when pandas used to be at the zoo previously. it's got lots of trees for them to climb and to get some shade, and some hillsides for them to be rolling around in, and i think certainly they look like they've been enjoying it from what i've seen so far. but of course, this is about a lot more than just people getting to see some cute and cuddly animals. china's panda diplomacy program has got a lot of political significance, too, and china has been lending out its pandas since the 1970s as a way to build relationships and conduct diplomacy. when president, the us president richard nixon, first visited china and his wife patricia remarked that she really loved these animals, that was when the country first offered to lend the us some pandas. but of course it is a source of diplomacy that could be turned off as well. and in recent years, we haven't seen pandas coming to the us because there's been an era of greater tension

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at the san diego zoo, it's panda moan yum. >> we're excited. how exciting is this for the zoo? >> this is a monumental moment. >> reporter: the adorable bl>> and white bears from china are the first giant pandas to enter the u.s. in more than two decades. and we got a sneak peek ahead of the crowds. sing bao has just woken up. there she is. she is so cute. we watched as the pandas explored their new home. taking bats and chowing down on their favorite foilage. what are their personalities like? >> so he's pretty chill. he loves to just sit, eat his bamboo. as you can see. she's very intelligent and very curious, and we just watch her mind working. >> reporter: the arrival of the bears is a revival of china's so-called panda diplomacy. the government lending the beloved animals to foreign countries as a sign of goodwill and help protect the vulnerable species. >> when you think about our role in conservation, you think how we try to protect and save wildlife around the world. this gives us an opportunity to share that with our guests. >> reporte

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people in san diego have been getting a sneak peek of some new residents.andas that are the first to enter the united states in 21 years. very big moment. i love looking at pandas, its just makes my day. panda food, it is not just bamboo. it is a special kind of food. a traditional type of chinese cornbread. they are the first to enter the us in 21 years. the zoo is working closely with chinese experts for aid and adaptation period and to also understand what these pandas might need. they have long used panda diplomacy to enhance china's power. it is a big gesture of goodwill. lovely. hello there. there's some hot weather on the way during this weekend, mainly across england and wales, further north it is going to remain unsettled and cooler at times. today, certainly one of those days, it's going to be unsettled thanks to low pressure and its weather fronts crossing the country, bringing more of a breeze, a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain. heaviest of the rain across central and northern areas, which will tend to clear away this evening and overnight in tow

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people in san diego have been getting a sneak peek of some new residents.on chwan and sheen bao, a pair of chinese giant pandas that are the first to enter the united states in 21 years. the bbc�*s emma vardy has more. the pandas arrived back injune but spent a bit of time acclimatising and getting used to their new surroundings. now they are on display to the public and are going to attract a lot of visitors because people are just so fascinated by these animals. they are cold yoon chwan and sheen bao, five and four years old. the habitat they will live in is called panda ridge, until it is some four times larger than the last enclosure they had for the pandas back when pandas used to be apposite previously. lots of trees to climb, and to get shade and hillsides for them to roll around in. they look like they have been enjoying it from what i have seen so far. this is about a lot more than people getting to see cute and cuddly animals. traders paid a diplomacy programme has political significance as well and china has been leading out its pandas since the

a live look inside the san diego zoo this morning. that's where, for the first time in five years, two giant pandas will go on public display later today. in fact, governor gavin newsom declaring today california panda day. the recent arrival of those two pandas really leaving panda lovers here hopeful san francisco zoo will have its own pair by the end of next year. team usa really scoring in the medal count in paris? here's a live look at the olympic cauldron. that's where team usa's artistic swim team is celebrating a big win. and that includes a trio of bay area athletes bringing back some serious hardware. here's today in the bay's jessica aguirre from paris. reporter. all right, check this out. this is a triple treat for you all at home, because i have three. count them. three silver medalists. the ladies from the artistic swimming team are here. after they brought home silver, shimmery silver. for the first time in 20 years, the team medaling. so with me now, audrey kwan. there you go. jacqueline liu and megumi field. yay so yo