. >>> still ahead, a hiker who had his leg crushed by a giant boulder in the sierra. now telling his story of survival. >> at one point i told her to call my mom and he said to me, i'm not letting you do that. he said you're not dying on my watch. >> it is being called a once every five years weather event. the devastating floods hitting southern california. >>> it never would have happened without using. >> before he was doing dirty jobs, mike wrote was a member of the kpix family. memorable moments as we celebrate 75 years. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. >>> the controversial sites reservoir project now facing yet another lawsuit for this latest legal challenge claims the massive reservoir would harm the lo

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as many as 10000 migrants today were arrested at the us, the south west in boulder and december. the 6000 strong group are walking along the highway, watched by the mexican national guard, many migrants and the families come from central and southern america. they have playing poverty and violence, and the hoping the mexican authorities will allow them to continue that track north end of day. we ask them to dentist post freely to go to the united states. we go there to work and our children to study. so we won't because we are looking to improve ourselves to have a better quote to you if life. because in our country, the situation is getting worse and worse. and we are looking for an opportunity. oscar mom's long and dangerous route. the us for defense is in sight, but with pressure building in the us to block migrants from entering the country. reaching the border may not bring these migrants the best to life they had hoped for. well, earlier i spoke with journalist sondra weiss in pueblo, mexico, and asked her to tell us about the situation for migrants in mexico on their way t

as many as 10000 migrants today were arrested at the us a south west in boulder in december. this 6000 strong group are walking along the highway flushed by the mexican national guard. many migrants and the families come from central and southern america. they have fleeing poverty and violence, and the hoping the mexican authorities will allow them to continue that track north . today we ask them to that is because freely to go to the united states, we go there to work and our children to study. so we want the because we are looking to improve ourselves to have a better quality of life. because in our country, the situation is getting worse and worse, and we are looking for an opportunity. after a months long and dangerous route, the us for defense is in sight. but with pressure building in the us to block migrants from entering the country, reaching the border, may not bring these migrants the best to life they had hoped for. you are watching dw news coming to live from berlin. just remember, you can always get to the holidays, news information, any time you want on our webs

or if we are about to reach the boulder where we are returned without any apparent reason, they demand that we get migration documents. they are not valid because i had them up in our faces. how are we supposed to move forward? that to so this is all really hard. i've been doing this for 3 months. i fell last night trying to get on a train to go on with my and my children's journey. they've had fever and flu due to the cold weather. we no longer have morsa and we don't have any idea when we will leave this month. the us briefly shop some international railroads between its southern states of texas and to mexico because of the rising number of migrants crossing. as many as 10000 migrants today were arrested at the us a southwest in boulder and december. 5th, 6000 strong group are walking along the highway flushed by the mexican national guard. many migrants and the families come from central and southern america. they have fleeing poverty and violence, and the whole thing, the mexican authorities will allow them to continue that track north end of day. we ask them to, that is cost freel

is boulder with egypt, but is wireless searching residents to move further south flipping hundreds of leaflets from ideas planes. at least $1900000.00 palestinians have already been displaced as moving 85 percent of dollars as total population. and as egypt refuses to taking refugees displaced, palestinians are struggling to find any, were spiked from the violets. his canadian powder sydney enjoy the last month social non it's been complete to the chaos here in last. last put them in the vicinity of non stop pan quiet. alternatively, non stop drones likes, non stop buzzing or by doing some of us the times came as low as 700 meters. who knows what a hospital and many people do not know where to go right now. there is no today's, the needs that is the safe. and the roots of called several times the piece in my police law sort of and then come back in here to the not. so let's pretend would be as much as you for hospital number of people that move for alpha in see it on their lives. there isn't enough resources to show to be and provide clean water for them so that all of the ports of pe

of to as riley raid was carried out of the come on at one hospital in northern casa witnesses, se boulders as rent people over during the siege that last of several days. tents for display civilians also crushed under their has spoken to palestinians who say civilians will deliberately targeted a waiting list for me. i don't even have the waiting list. i don't even add uh, where is the international community? why are they so silent? we're trying to identify people who died. people were buried alive using bulldozers who couldn't do that. all those who committed this crime shouldn't be brought to justice and brought to the international criminal court. thousands of displaced individuals were smashed by bulldozers and buried. look at this person who was injured. he was crushed with a bulldozer. i'm amazed to see the silence of the international community. a mother and daughter had taken shelter inside a church in northern gauze. i have been killed by as ready snipers. some witnesses say the woman was shot in cold blooded, the holy family catholic church. one was killed while carrying her eld

we prefer to do so via are understanding and showing that the boulder region is clearly sto east and does not allow direct rights or falls citizens. if such a process will not be implemented diplomatically, we will not hesitate to act the will. this comes with. * reports a remote reason that is ro is preparing to enter the vin southern lab and on started a new war where this arab neighbor a had in the past 2 major wars on running deadly and devastating wars. so we can see that the situation in the range it is, gets more, more tens and despite international calls for finally trying to find ways towards peace and increases diplomatic efforts, rather than military efforts is ro is moving the opposite direction, supported and encouraged by the us back to, you know, as i and so that i'm, that we really appreciate that. so i wonder if the motion at ortiz, middle east bureau 2 months ago as those live now to belittle. alas, i made it right. and he's in tel aviv, i'm, if you mean mindful of joining us value. we just heard that the, as a defense and as i said, is that the idea of follows inte

these competitions were followed in india, and in bouldering, radman tajik, the representative of histry , stood on the second platform after an athlete from south korea, and got a medal. the host country was third. tajik won the third place and the bronze medal in the light weight category after being defeated by south korea and india . amir hossein farhani and aisa salehzadeh other representatives of its country were eighth and twelfth respectively. a report from the head of volleyball federsin on the introduction of the new head coach of the national team until february. vahid moradi , after receiving the ruling of the headship of the volleyball federation , said about his work plan and priorities in the volleyball federation: the selection of the head coach for our men's national volleyball team is very important. to what extent are you a continuation of the path and rail that was made by mr. davarzni? mr. referee has done a good job. he did not do anything wrong. what is the task of choosing the head coach of the national volleyball team? our effort is that we can before the end

our rain traveling to the southland, wind and other factors, boulders down. we'll talk about that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> meanwhile, short-term rentals are in your short-term future, airbnb is making changes during the holidays, they say to make sure everyone makes it out safely during the new year. nbc bay area's kris sanchez in our newsroom. kris, in this case, we're talking about a crackdown on those parties at those rentals. >> right. airbnb has been cracking down for about three years now, but now they're going to be looking for house parties with artificial intelligence. airbnb says with ai, they will be able to block bookings that look like they are intended for house parties in addition to considering the length of rental and type of property. ai will sift through hundreds of criteria that could point to a possible party plan. the goal is to avoid tragedies like the 2019 shooting in orinda where five died at a house party turned mass shooting. in sunnyvail, parents are suing the property owner who never sought the proper permits from the city to run a short-term

the hiker got trapped when the thousand pound boulder crushed his leg.o free him using a system of ropes and pulleys to shift the boulder. he was then lifted by a helicopter and taken to a hospital in fresno. his condition is not known this morning. a dire warning about the future of marine life. a quarter of all freshwater fish in the world and are in danger of being extinct. and that is a wake up call in an update from the international union for conservation of nature. the iucn said the update is a part of the first comprehensive assessment of the world's freshwater fish population in. but local experts say the findings are not surprising. experts say some culprits are warmer waters from climate change changes to the natural flow of rivers along with invasive species. and over fishing. >> our estimate is that about 83% of california fish are vulnerable to extinction in some sort of way. so if we were to put the california number on that iucn number, it would be much, much higher. >> the issue could be a big problem here in california. salmon alone con

highway 101, seeing some wet pavement as we look around the santa cruz area, boulder creek, ben lowman highway nine, highway 17. it is going to be a dicey commute tonight. going forward. coastal flood advisory begins 3 a.m. tomorrow. it runs until 7 a.m. and the concern here is a combination of the rain and the high tide, which is peaking just before 6 a.m. tomorrow, is going to lead to some low lying flooding, so keep that in mind as we go. hour by hour. tonight still just spotty showers between six and about 1030. and then the rainfall intensity picks up as this system. the second part of this system gets in here. this area of low pressure is going to skirt the coast and dump some heavy rain across our region. you can see that intensifying as we head into tomorrow afternoon and evening. it's a level one on our storm impact scale and that means some brief heavy rain, gusty winds not just tonight, but through early thursday. chance of thunder and certainly minor flooding in. not just low lying areas and roadways, but the potential is there for small streams and creeks. i'll be back wit

his leg was caught under a boulder, but rescue crews were able to set up a pulley system to free him.was taken by chopper to the hospital. crews say the boulder trapping his leg weighed between 3 and 5 tons. >> it is time now for a look at your tuesday weather. we begin with a look at the radar. more lake effect snow is expected in western new york tonight into tomorrow. also later today, rain develops in western texas. the big story this morning is the cold blast being felt across the eastern us with wind chills in the 20 is even in the deep south. a frost advisory extends down into northern florida and checking today's high temperatures, warming up to 55 later in atlanta, chilly in the midwest, 70s for california and the southwest, 64 in dallas, 28. minnesota. on camera. the small dog running down a busy highway in the middle of traffic. >> also ahead is google a monopoly? the verdict in a legal battle over its app store and what it could mean for consumers . >> and later, the new details that make baseball star shohei ohtani's record $700 million contract even more >> don't miss wo

and showing that the boulder region is clear, still east, and does not allow direct threats or falls citizens. if such a process will not be implemented diplomatically, we would not hesitate to act as calm as well reports or immersion. that is, ro, is preparing to enter the southern lab. but on starting a new war with its arab neighbor, it had in the past 2 major wars are running deadly and devastating wars. so we can see that the situation in the region is getting more, more tens. and despite international calls for finally trying to find ways towards peace and increases diplomatic efforts rather than military efforts is ro is moving the opposite direction supports and encouraged by the us. but we spoke to political commentator and contributor at monitor olivers like he says, the minister to meetings expose certain policy differences between the 2 countries . every time you see an american official list of things, amazing with these ready counterparts here. here this mantra again and again of israel is fighting aside independence of the free will juice of the fact that these kinds o

we will bring back the residence of the loss to the homes on the boulder, half the flu secuity will be we stalled. we prefer to do so via and understanding and showing that the boulder region is clear, still east, and does not allow direct threats or follow citizens. if such a process will not be implemented diplomatically. we will not hesitate to act well as tom's, while reports or immersion, that is, ro, is preparing to enter the southern lab. but on starting a new war, where the arab neighbor a had in the past 2 major wars are running deadly and devastating wars. so we can see that the situation in the region is getting more, more tens, and despite international calls for finally trying to find ways towards peace and increases diplomatic efforts, rather than military efforts is ro is moving the opposite direction, supported and encouraged by the us. we thought as a potential commentary to and contribute. so i've our monitor leah book. he says that the serial meetings expose so it's important as the differences between the 2 countries. every time you see an american official list, i

but it is ironic that they used all the boulders this to destroy houses in this area. and this out, a civilian bulldozer is actually having to tidy all of this up the municipality. like i'd say, try to make that decision was to tear down these houses and won't come out. is there a note or sounds refugee tab occupied? westbank was still a hit here on l. just air adjoining the 5 young student. these take up arms as violent spreads across the country. the the i had a lot of that was out in south america and there is good news for the very south. the rest of severe thunderstorms are pointing out to see needing behind. kyra skies for southern parts of brazil is what has power white and northern arjen. tino instead is a story of sheet here, particular cross mold and it should say we have a warning solid of extreme temperatures. santiago, seeing that it does, however, down that temperature and as that wet and windy weather starts to pull back in to the very south, we'll see some of that rain touch into rio. but from the mid week, it will be improved an improvement with more i

with footage now circulating of these where the force intensively building 11 on boulder is ready for this tower down to a series of strikes in the vicinity of a job alarm. a small town on the lebanese is where the boulder is offensive. shelling of the food area occur regularly with some unconfirmed reports even states and the idea of use is wide false for us, munitions, various civil organizations such as human rights watch and honestly, international have told the is where the attacks on 11, on a severe violation of international conventions of the presidents lensky made a pit stop at fox news to talk to kids military a talk to you about kids. military success is us as a travel to washington thinking more dollars. image ukrainian forces broke down on the battlefield. it came to create has no loss control of any assessments that she is seemingly turning a blind eye to rushes advance on the front lines. i think the most important thing to understand what's going on that's rush to deed isn't occupied any we'll ej. a ukrainian village during this year is a quick recap of everything. pre

and rafa is a boulder with egypt is growing in size every day. 20 footage from the la calls shows the massive scale of the refugee crisis. the un say's no placing dogs are we say full civilians. i think that some 1900000 people, more than 80 percent of the population have already been displaced by the war. journalists, tom, such a long reports from the southern city of russell, or is there any forces? ask a 100 assistance to move from 10 units uh, to uh, off the fleet of us, our, the, the, asking them to use the safe car door. uh which is in the west side of the hospital to not use the ssl off the uh, the ssl i didn't street would be call it a red. so now that so the injured soon i'm talking about the law had been street, and they, uh, the, the hosting is now offering, using the fire power door into the west next to the beach. and they are building thousands of time against uh, from next to uh, rough borders. and here next to the hospital weekend or weekdays i repeat, you can build it, can you build. here you can find a lot of the families that are inside one to 3 can find a small a d

but it is ironic that they used all the boulders this to destroy houses in this area. and it's now a civilian bulldozer, this actually having to tidy all of this up the municipality. like i'd say, try to make that decision was to tear down these houses and won't come out. is there a note or sounds refugee tab occupied westbank we're going to bring in my want to show that i'm just gonna say senior political analyst over the last couple of days . we've seen incessant attacks by israel on gaza, but also of course, the rates and the occupied westbank as well. it seems as though it is going to be very difficult to get anybody around the table in order to, to, to talk about any sort of timeline or routes towards a safe spot. egypt i suggested one, but there's a lot of speculation to that might fall apart both sides very clearly fixed in their positions. but from your perspective, can you see any wiggle room? can you see any way that they would be able to maneuver they've to the terms of that possible seas for an order to make at least some move forward? like i said, to probl

i'll headlines now is right strong some 2 houses in the boulder city. over off i have killed at least $27.00 palestinians. more than 200 people have been killed in the guns and strip in the past day. is there any time, is that by anybody next in the hours vying to continue the gauze or offensive this 5 international pressure for seas 5, the us is warning. israel indiscriminate attacks on civilians is costing the government's international support is ready for us as a, carrying out the most intense rate in the occupied westbank. since the gauze of will began. then the 500 people have been arrested and at least 11 palestinians killed. tension is growing on the israel 11 and border. israel's army says it bombed ministry infrastructure link to has belong to the southern lebanese town. the viper on the lebanese group says it's also targets it is. riley sites has the law says, one of its members was killed in fighting with his right the forces pension on the board has flagged since the legs as conflicts and guns and stuff that just over 2 months ago. sort of

we prefer to do so via are understanding and showing that the boulder region is clearly sto east and does not allow direct threats or falls citizens. if such a process will not be implemented diplomatically. we will not hesitate to act cool as times when. * reports or immersion that age row is preparing to enter the southern lab, but on starting a new war with its arab neighbor, it had in the past 2 major wars are running deadly and devastating wars. so we can see that the situation in the region is getting more, more tens, and despite international calls for finally trying to find ways towards peace and increases diplomatic efforts, rather than military efforts is ro is moving the opposite direction, supported and encouraged by the us mail out a video apparently showing is really so it is easy on smoking in front of try the policy and has appeared on the internet. the saw just said that in the west bank city of jennings, where they were recently where that was recently idea afraid. they also spoke about future plans for gaza, the latest, the nobody, nobody seem to want him. most of

they will run over by boulder. it is full doses during a siege that last and several dies. tents for display civilians will also crushed. how does era has spoken to palestinian suicide civilians were deliberately target the wireless them i don't even have the wisdom. i don't really my ad uh, where is the international community? why are they so silent? we're trying to identify people who died. people were buried alive using bulldozers who couldn't do that. all those who committed this crime shouldn't be brought to justice or had been brought to the international criminal court. thousands of displaced individuals were smashed by bulldozers and buried. look at this person who was injured. he was crushed with a bulldozer. i'm amazed to see the silence of the international community. what come out loud when hospital is barely functioning and one of only a living still open inside the territory. because the role says that siege of the hospital is now of a panic, a as in reports. for several days the commodities one hosp

this was boulders and destroyed by the is riley homage. vehicles and bulldozers. the dead bodies were exempt them the mutilated. there is no respect for that. it is. yeah, another wall crime committed by the israelis this mind of the whole medina that has gone up to just the world health organization says there are now no functional hospitals in the north of garza. hospitals have been bombed, they've run out of medical supplies, and they don't have any fuel. as a result is difficult for any of the 2 point. 2000000 people in gauze, though, oil effectively in a was, are now to get any adequate medical care. only 936 of facilities are far from functional in the whole got all of the saw there are actually no functional, so let me know nor oligopoly. what's the last one? but it's not minimal, fresh and still to the patient, but most amazing. it was a lot of people cheap uh and also hospital. so the hospital or she was showing 3 also thousands of displaced people. a protest signs red cries and says the ambulance center in jabante and northern golf. so it was on the sieg

we will bring back the residence of the loss to the homes on the boulder. half the flu security will be we stalled. we believe failed to do so via are understanding and showing that the boulder region is clear, still east, and does not allow direct directs or falls citizens. if such a process will not be implemented diplomatically. we will not hesitate to act well, this comes with. * reports or immersion, that is ro, is preparing to enter the southern lab. but on starting a new war, where the arab neighbor it had in the past to major wars, are running deadly and devastating wars. so we can see that the situation in the region is getting more, more tens, and despite international calls for finally trying to find ways towards peace and increases diplomatic efforts, rather than military efforts is ro is moving the opposite direction supports and encouraged by the us. the idea of has insisted that it doesn't talk, it says the and then even of both emissions, if it seems that civilians are in danger, we a board attacks when we see an expected civilians presence,

boulder creek 0.01. rohnert park 0.11.re's a lot of point zero ones up in the hills after if you can get through the fog bank. therein lies the key because the angle of the sun and the days are so short, the angle of the sun is so low now it's tough to burn that off summertime, not a problem. but this time of year it can be. so if you can get through that, you'll have hazy sun. if not, i mean, i've seen about 8 degrees spreads on forecast highs today. so that's one forecast says now the fog will stick around. others say to get through it 3040s and 50s on the temps here 30s in the santa cruz mountains boulder creek scotts valley felton in there hollister down to 32. gilroy is at 38. upper 40s low 50s though for some so there's some big differences if you're traveling from hollister to say santa clara, you're going to go from 32 to 51 degrees 16. truckee, south, lake tahoe, 70. scene mammoth at 25 degrees. susanville 23. higher clouds are on their way, starting i think a little bit tomorrow, more so on thursday and then thur

they shifted the boulder.lifted by a helicopter and taken to a hospital in fresno. we don't know his condition. >> a dire warning this morning about the future of marine life. a quarter of all freshwater fish in the world are in danger of extinction. that's a wake up call and an update from the international union for conservation of nature. the iucn said the update is part of the first comprehensive assessment of the world's freshwater fish population. but local experts say these findings don't surprise them. experts say some culprits are the warming waters from climate change changes to the natural flow of rivers along the invasive species, along with invasive species and overfishing. our estimate is that about 83% of california fish are vulnerable to extinction in some sort of way. >> so if we were to put the california number on that iucn number, it would be much, much higher. >> now, this could be a big issue for california, for salmon alone contributes more than $1 billion a year to the state's economy.

now, here it's worth reminding that last year in this cycle from ukrainian territory fell on boulder soil getting 2 of its citizens immediately after the incidents that ukraine and president blaine's rush of the incidents demanding that nato gets involved into a direct conflict with the russia. but said police investigation later revealed that the miss style was in fact ukrainian from the countries air defenses and the speaking of ukrainian air defenses. those systems were overloaded this friday as a russian defense ministry has confirmed that's over the past week or so. it's conducted at least 50 groups, flags, sends that one massive strike using both high precision weapons and drones as well according to most goals. the strikes were targeting ukraine's military industrial complex, as well as locations where artillery shells amanda bowls and that few 4 minutes with needles for stored. now this soul comes as the ukrainian air force spokesperson said that it's been a long time since they witnessed such a massive break. ernie always spoke to john less than political analyst, and john v