also, coming up, the angel island immigration station foundation will hold its annual benefit gala and presentation of the 2018 immigration heritage awards. that's on april 19 at the hyatt regency in san francisco at 5 embarcadero center. the theme is "closing the door on exclusion, opening the door to inclusion." we featured the group before. the foundation is building the pacific coast immigration center to connect immigration history to our current times. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. in fact, you can get more details about all of our guests and their events on nbcbayarea.com. and we're also on social media, twitter and facebook, so check us out there. as you can see, a busy month ahead, get out and get involved. we'll be back with another edition of "asian pacific america" next week. please join us and thanks for watching. cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.com >>> we have a report of subject with a gun. >> we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> there is some potential of a trade war. >> walking out for my students. >> the nation

last, angel island where you can run a hilly loop trail while taking on the views of san francisco, that is on saturday. in sports, giants are home, a's are on the road, sharks and warriors continue their playoff run. i am rosemary, that is your weekend watch. >> i will soon cost you to visit the national monument, starting january 1 visitors will have to pay $15 to get in, instead of $10. the annual park pass will also go up to $45. children under the age of 15 are still going to get in for free. the national park service says the increase will help to pay for the parks aging infrastructure. >> big announcement by [ inaudible ] that group that turned out hits such as dancing queen, and mamma mia, for the first time they have recorded two new songs. they broke up in 1982, now the four members are back together, for a new tour, one of the new songs is titled i still have faith in you. >> very nice, i have faith the sun will come out. i am waiting for that to happen. >> i have faith that the san francisco giants will have a nice trip. and the a's have a big series against the world champio

there was no ellis island or angel island. they were followed by the influx of refugees from scandinavia and in eastern and southern european and chinese and japanese also arrived driven by economic necessity. although asian immigration was soon excluded. immigrant laws were not even enacted until 1875 when the u.s. supreme court declared the regulation of immigration as a federal responsibility. and the immigration service was established in 1891. what is an immigrant? you know, in all do respect for california historical society and the new york historical society, certainly not alexander hamilton. british settlers are descendents and the british settler colony from the atlantic coast of north america and in the caribbean were free to move from colony to colony or to return to england and they were british citizens wherever they were. hamilton, born a british settler in the caribbean, moved to the new york colony, entered columbia university in 1772. but the blockbuster pulitzer prize-winning broadway play "hamilton" the mus

last stop, angel island where you can run a hilly loop trail while talking on the views of san francisco starting saturday at romancing the island half marathon and 10k. in sports the giants are home, a's on the road. sharks and warriors continue their playoff run. i'm rosemary orozco, and that's your weekend watch. >>> still to come tonight, kindness and generosity from strangers. at 10:45 you'll meet a family that got a new mini van thanks to help with a police officer and towing company. ny. >>> the weekend is just around the corner. the weather not as warm as last weekend, so we have something to talk about. what to expect for tomorrow and the weekend coming up. >>> up next tonight, the latest on a refinery explosion that had an entire town looking to evacuate. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the s

angel island is another place, so please, think about clipper cove as a sanctuary for boaters. if you go to the ecosystems, clipper cove does not have current. it doesn't have a flow. it goes up and down, so there's no flow. if you start throwing in 300 and 400 boats, you're going to get gasoline, you're going to get oil, you're going to get pollution. the ecosystem will change in clipper cove over time. you also have over boards living there. as for racing, the wind comes from the golden gate straight over the little jetty, and it's fairly constant. you start throwing in buildings or boats, like i have learned how to sail lake merit, and the high-rises, they change the wind condition. it's very much like a very nice soccer fields. if you start playing soccer with kids on a soccer field, it's great. if you start playing with them on an open field, it's completely different. the same thing is going to happen with the boats if you start changing this. >> supervisors, my name is ron cusera, a lot of things that i wanted to say about the impact on people's person lives, the impact

angeles. witnesses say they felt the ground shaking across the area this afternoon. according to the u-s geological survey, the 5-point-3 magnitude quake was centered in the ocean near channel islands. firefighters say they later inspected some of the key infrastructure in los angeles. they say the transportation points, buildings, dams, and power lines surveyed are intact. but some minor structural damage was reported on channel islands. (vicki) coming up-- president trump is detailing his plan to protect the u-s mexico border. hear how many troops he could be sending. (steve) plus... get ready to see more officers on the roads. the drivers they are cracking down on. (vicki) and after the break-- why crews are calling off the search for three kids-- after their family car plunged off a cliff in mendocino county. new tonight at 5... the search for missing kids in a mysterious seaside car crash in mendocino county has been suspended. heavy rain is expected in the area over the next few days. the hart family's s-u-v crashed on a rocky shoreline below a cliff last month. the bodies of sarah and jennifer hart... and three of their adopted children were found in and near the vehicle on

angeles. it's an island nation at the bottom of the world, it's at the forefront of change. first to take a six-week maternity leave. a "daily mail" columnist, liz jones, wrote something that i want to get your reaction to. a pregnant prime minister isn't feminism, it's betraying your voters. surely, your country shouldn't have to compete for your attention with a colicy toddler. >> the sentiment in that piece suggests that women can only be mothers or other. can i be a prime minister and a mother? absolutely. absolutely. will i have help to do it? yes. >> reporter: first, from her deputy prime minister. he will be running the country while she's out. though, she says, she will be available. as for the baby -- >> we're really excited. >> reporter: -- help will come from the father, clark guyford, arde ardern's partner of four years. he will be a stay at home dad. >> he is a fisherman. >> reporter: he's some fisherman. >> he is a professional fisherman broadcaster. >> reporter: and he just walked in the door with a fish pole. he proved it. >> he did walk in with a fishing rod

angeles. these are the santa rosa islands, santa cruz island, the channel islands here. so a 5.3.gher, did you feel it out there? >> we felt it good. lasted about ten seconds or so. felt like a good earthquake. 5.0 is what it first came out of the usgs and upgraded to 5.3. if you drew a line off the coast of malibu, that's where it was. nine miles deep. not really deep but not really shallow. the depth is important. the deeper they are, the more widespread they are felt. the shallower they are, the more damage they cause. this was felt not only here. we're on the east side of santa monica, about four miles from the coast. we felt it good here but they felt in long beach and burbank. burbank from where we are is the better part of 25 miles away. so this thing was felt over a good distance. we just contacted the lapd. they're kind of going around, checking for infrastructure damage right now. so far there are no reports of any damage or injuries at all. but you have these crews out there. it's been awhile since we've been through this routine. it's been a few years for earthquakes.

angeles. witnesses say, they did feel the ground shaking across the area thursday afternoon. according to the u-s geological survey , the 5- point-3 magnitude quake .... was centered in the ocean near the channel islandsfirefighters say, they later inspected some of the key infrastructure in los angeles. they say.. the transportation points, buildings, dams, and power lines surveyed ... are intact. but some minor structural damage was reported on channel islands. (steve) a team of volunteers with an airplane saved more than one hundred animals from a high-kill region in new mexico. (pam) the dogs and cats were flown across state lines, where they will find new homes. allison martinez has their journey. more than a hundred homeless animals are on their way to a new life. trysee wyche/animal rescuer "that's why our name is forgotten to forever because they are taken from their forgotten life whose owners didn't love them or left them in the shelter to die and we put them to their forever life." volunteers work tirelessly to rescue animals from the badly overcrowded shelters in southeastern new mexico. with more than 13- hundred euthanizations in roswell alone last year, these volunteers know they don't

the earthquake's epicenter was near santa cruz island in the pacific ocean about 85 miles from los angeles. this bald eagle living on the island bolted from its nest when the trees began shaking. it quickly flew back to its chicks. there were no reports of injuries or major damage in the nest or elsewhere. >> but left all the chicks behind. aren't you supposed to stay there with your children? what happened to that? >> it came back quickly. >> okay, all right. >>> one of the biggest stars of mixed martial arts faces criminal charges for alleged violence outside the ring. ahead, conor mcgregor's outburst capt >>> popular gps apps that direct you to take the shortest routes are creating new problems for cities across the nation. >> ahead, we'll take you up one of the steepest streets in the country and show you why many say this reroute has potentially dangerous consequences. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by flonase allergy relief. you are greater than your allergies. flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, wh

islands. whit johnson, los angeles. >> and the rain in hawaii isn't the only severe weather danger this mornings paul williams joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning, diane, kendis. well, renewed flooding, isolated thunderstorms and snow in the summits, that's the problem in hawaii. we're concerned with the lack of rain in the desert southwest with winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. but we'll have beneficial rain that's going to help with that but not heal the situation totally. and another round of snow in the great lakes region into the northeast. >>> now to athletes who are speaking out about the abuse they suffered while competing in events sanctioned by the u.s. olympic committee. >> they told their stories to senators on capitol hill. brad mielke was listening. >> there were some powerful stories. it goes way beyond gymnastics. riley farrell was a 15-year-old speed skater when she was abused by her teammate. and the u.s. committee swept it under the rug. >> fast forward to 2014 when i met with scott blackman who said i shouldn't go to the media in the future. there are athl

the quake centered 35 miles southwest of the channel island and 86 miles west of los angeles. the earthquake was reportedly felt for 10 seconds. there are no tsunami warnings issued. we'll monitor and bring you the latest headlines. david: california is screening as state emotions are running high as another california city sides with the trump administration about the sanctuary laws. where things go from here. >> nunez versus the fbi. the chairman of the house intel committee demanding the agency turn over the original document that led them to investigate the trump campaign. "judicial watch"'s chris farrell how this plays out. david: the president officially signing an order to send national guard troops to protect our southern border. the move getting sharp criticism from the left. attorney general ken paxton from texas sounds off neck. >> we will have strong borders. we started the wall and started building it. we can't let people enter our country, have no idea who they are, what they do, where they came from. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late che

can start the trip in downtown seattle and get your car and ferry over to bainbridge island and head to port angelesside and open beaches. you will not see anyone out there. great towns. rain forest. such an incredible escape. >> a lot of folks don't think about america when they think about rain forests. i saw that picture. >> rain forest in washington state. incredible. >> michael roberts. thank you so much. when the weather does ease up. >>> coming up, nigella lawson cooking up a delicious chicken dinner that the whole family is sure to love. >>> after that chicken? how about a nice glass of brown liquor. bourbon. i'll head to kentucky to see how it is all made at one of the oldest distilleries around. but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> this morning on "today food." we have nigella lawson with us. she is the author of the books "at my table." a celebration of home cooking. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's give a beat to your book for a second. not just to teach us how to cook or yummy recipes, but a story book with your family. >> what i feel so important in this book is to remember t

angeles. >>> heavy rain has sparked historic flooding, stranding people on the hawaiian island of kauai. some of those people have been getting a helping hand from world famous surfer laird hamilton. members of a family were stranded for days without clean running water and when helped arrived it was someone they recognized, hamilton. the big wave surfing legend. >> he said pass the kids down and pass the luggage down and let's go. >> it turns out he has been rescuing people all over the island. he helped 15 girls who were at a sleepover and one of them posted photos of the rescue on instagram. >> that's awesome. >> doing his part. >> yeah. being caught in a flood isn't surreal enough. then this guy shows up? i probably wouldn't have recognized him. >> me neither but it's cool they did. >>> let's check traffic. >> i'm sure he was the highlight of their group. right now, we are tracking slowdowns, not the highlight of your morning commute. this is along 680 in that northbound direction. you can see yellow and red sensors just lighting up the screen. this is between scott creek road and au

angels could help but they don't exist here. there's just not enough money even though the flamingos could help change the island's party image as the belaire akai islands environmental ministry hopes that way ibiza could become an eco tourism destination. circle but if you want to see more of the life a man goes have come to stand for a clean environment and there are apparently pulling in visitors where the other birds are giving the party island a pizza a totally new image can they be thought of flamingoes but protecting the species is costly and limits mass tourism and palermo says the government is unwilling to risk that he says this is inconsistent this year many dead flamingos have been discovered across the island in january alone twenty one dead birds were found. but i must see several if i don't know we don't know if the animals are examined to ascertain the cause of their death when there's all kinds of diseases not just conventional ones are being looked into we have no information on this. i almost think the government isn't taking this problem seriously but you know when there were a million or. the one doesn't say

islands. people reported the shaking from anaheim to santa barbara. >> so we haven't felt anything that strongly in los angeles since lahabra in 2014 in march. we've had two around southern california, but not really in this area. we've had 5s over the last couple years, but it's been a while since nip in los angeles has had such -- anyone in los angeles has had such a good reminder. >> no reports of any damage, no threat of a tsunami. >>> right now san francisco police are hunting for an armed suspect who threatened police officers in the city. stole firearms.. and made 44-year-old dustin hamilton is a transient. san jose police say he broke into a home there last night, stole firearms and made threats to target san francisco law enforcement. ested... accus anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> a contra costa sheriff's deputy has been arrested accused of having sex with female inmates. patrick morseman is a correctional deputy at the west county detentional facility. he was arrested yesterday afternoon and put on leave. he's accused of having sex with two female inmates at the richmond facil

angeles the one nine hundred eighty s. that today has a presence in central america and several cities around the u.s. . but it remains a relatively small presence here on the island in suffolk county it's four hundred members according to police of one point five million residents. despite that shortly after the murders. came here promising to liberate long island thirteen. they have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful. neighborhoods into blood stained killing fields their animals it was one of many speeches from the white house warning americans about and this thirteen. here tonight are two fathers and two mothers and in january two thousand and eighteen. the grieving families to be as guests for the state of the union address these two precious. were brutally murdered while walking together in their home he would use these murders to call for stricter immigration laws linking the violence to a wave of unaccompanied minors crossing the border in recent years many of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes laws to enter the country illegal unaccompanied. minors. i mean clearly clearly the crimes that were committed in suffolk county the indivi

residencey other than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on our troop of 6 american burr elect performs in france we were woman of all this angelsnd shapes and sizes and it was very exciting to be part of the a few lettering elect scene at the time he here he was bay area born and breed braces and with glossaries all of a sudden walking 9 red carpet in i walgreens pedestrian care. >> land for best director that was backpack in 2010 the french love this music i come back here and because of film was not released in the united states nobody gave a rats ass let's say the music and berry elect and performing doesn't pay very much i definitely feel into a huge depression especially, when it ended i didn't feel kemgd to france anymore he definitely didn't feel connected to the scene i almost feel like i have to beg for tips i hey i'm from the bay area and an artist you don't make a living it changed my represent tar to appeal and the folks that are coming into the wars these days people are not listening they love the idea of having a live musician but don't really nurture it like having a potted plant if you don't warrant it it dizzy