el delito habrÍa ocurrido en la ciudad de cali, habrÍan sido habitantes. hace es aplicar lo que dice la ley. yezid: las autoridades investigan ahora un doble hecho para saber quiÉnes cometieron el acto atroz de cortarle la mano a supuesto ladrÓn. ademÁs, el delito que habrÍa cometido el hombre, que ahora se recupera en el hospital de la ciudad bajo custodia policial. el presunto ladrÓn se encuentra recuperÁndose en un centro asistencial de cali. aunque tenÍa antecedentes, lo capturÓ la misma comunidad. la misma que le dio, no tiene denuncia alguna. patricia: hacinados en un camiÓn, las autoridades mexicanas descubren a decenas de migrantes centroamericanos en una carretera de chiapas. comienza el conteo regresivo de la nasa para la llegada esta semana de una nave a marte. ♪ patricia: autoridades en mÉxico auxiliaron a 116 migrantes hacinados en un camiÓn. la guardia realiza viajes en las carreteras de chiapas. detuvieron el vehÍculo que no tenÍa matrÍcula de circulaciÓn. en perÚ, policÍas y militares evitar por segunda vez que mÁs de 300 migrantes, en su m

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and those thing to do if you want to check out the city center of cali is to walk along the river so you basically start at church and you walk down the. very far so you guessed area someone told you we can find all the restaurants bars. and another street. every now and then i'm going to want to settle this is the neighborhood of the town pretty safe. when you walk around some and when you should get a chance to listen to some of the formula for remaining here you ever hear of. it is raining in the rain forest we drove 3 hours out of cali to do another teach work which especially really close to the civic when our son cipriani where we take . our. transportation. and we're going to go swimming to get my point. so we made it to some people young and now. next. make stuff to being we're walking up to like one hour to go swimming and them which you bring down. this river over here. no way to end my visit to the algo region then with a walk through the incredibly and chancing mountain landscape. there. where as my little tour of the i'll go no matter if you're into winter sports or natu

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let's speak now to cali white from treesisters. hello, cali.s raising money. why is this link different? so, trees for tom is really an invitation to anybody who wants to give something back to a remarkable man who gave so much to so many of us during the last year, which was a really challenging for so many people. and to give back in a way that will create a living legacy through trees and through forests. you know, he is giving last year was all about giving to the caretakers, giving to the nhs. and so this is an invitation for us to give back to him and give back to nature and the trees, which, ultimately, you know, are caretakers of all of us, really. and it's an invitation. it came from lucy. lucy is already a passionate treesisters and understands the important role of trees in the fight against climate change. the weak her father died, she was receiving so many flowers and cards and requests —— the weaker father died. saying what can we do, how can we show our love? shejust said, plant what can we do, how can we show our love? she just

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it's raining in the rain forest we've free hours out of cali to do another beach we're pretty special really. pacific coast we're now in sun cipriani where we take. our. friends fish. and we're going to go something to get. so we made it to some people young and now. next make stuff is chill being we're walking up to go for the one hour to go swimming and them which you can down. this river over here. no way to end my visit to the algo region then with a walk through the incredibly and chancing mountain lewinski. this. as worried as my little tour of the i'll go no matter if you're into winter sports or nature or whether you're a fan of time honored traditions or quirky curiosities to encamp and bartended along you'll find it all truly worth a visit for you next time somewhere in germany. right. we need investigators leading the fight against child trafficking. in 15 minutes on d. w. . it's about billions. it's about our. lives about the foundation of the new world order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. but in europe there's a sharp morni

en un barrio de cali la gente se toma la justicia por su cuenta y le corta la mano a un presunto ladrÓntal bajo custodia policial. mÁs detalles, reacciones de esta historia esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna a las 11:30. borja: ¿estÁs de acuerdo que la justicia haga justicia por sus propias manos? "quÉ barbaridad! no estoy de acuerdo. dejen que las autoridades hagan su trabajo!. carolina: "no estÁ bien, pero si la policÍa no hace nada y lo sueltan al rato, la gente se cansa". borja: " ellos no se tocan el corazÓn para robar..." mÁs de esta noticia esta noche con patricia janiot a las 11:30. carolina: todos estÁn comentando un video que muestra cÓmo transportan a un hombre herido en un camiÓn de basura en venezuela. el que lo grabÓ dijo con ironÍa "estÁ esa la nueva ambulancia en venezuela". la crisis en ese paÍs asÍ como la falta de ambulancias y de insumos dejan en evidencia una vez mÁs la necesidad tan urgente de ayuda humanitaria que precisan, especialmente en el interior de ese paÍs. quÉ tristeza que eso estÉ pasando. carolina: luto por la muerte de johnny pacheco. te contamos reacci

hiking up to the city with a less basic resource to help with the story process to get an overview of cali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely. are you feeling. really cool for your from and. since we are in the south side. we need to learn some stuff sorry you're right and they're being straight right now having a little group because my. feeling is if it's getting harder. it's the capitol hill monument indicated to one of the most famous musician his name is trying to buy the land and he was the founder. and the monument you see here is basically a big from that and when you go in to the front that you can you see. thanks. in this thing to you if you want to check out the city center of the. walk along the river so you start at church and you walk along. river in the park so you get to the area of san antonio we can find old restaurants bars. and other streets. every now and then i'm going to set this is the neighborhood of the town pretty safe. when you walk around san antonio sugar this week listen to some of your new for the amazing new year from here or because. it is rai

we're all here because of f c's and cali this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. i don't know. and not. some. so be unfunny. as we say refugees are welcome all people are welcome here unless they're fascists. on the way to a big meeting before. again stomach security office police public transport people and stuff like that. you don't make friends in this job because you say i have to forbid. then to support a say on not good enough and if you say oh i owe this for you says all that's not good and not only some poly fans a lot of football fans all over the country has a lot of trouble with the police despite the obvious need for a strong police presence at some matches many germans fear that football fans are being used as guinea pigs for why do police powers the whole country is going in my view and. why when way more laws to give the police officer other musicians the power to control people everywhere. where do you draw the line what's the difference between protection and intimidation that is at the root of of the discu

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and medi-caly resources. and places where there isn't the insurance coverage can any coordinate with them? one other important thing. i hope it doesn't undermine the expertise of local officials in california. i want to personally know they're working with all the epidemiologists and state and local leaders alongside the major insurance provider. making sure we have an kwvtable, efficient, a and fair rollout. >> we're taking a short break. when we come back we're doing the two truths and a lie on the vaccines. get the latest on the astrazenica. i know there are developments on the variants as news now it's time to learn more about vaccines. put your thinking caps back on. two truths and a lie. let's go. >> let's go. audience, kristen, may need your or help. >> always. >> vaccine update, tell me which one is false. a. early data suggests the astrazenica vaccine may reduce transmission of the coronavirus. b. johnsonen john submitted an eu achlt for the vaccine but the fda has not scheduled a meeting to review i

happy to be back add to censor of the of insentient it remains to be seen whether they're going to cali greatness is that's one of the big things that they're examining right now. an internal feud has broken out in the new york times after an award winning veteran reporter was forced to quit the newspaper for using racist language donald mcneil. jr had worked for the paper for 45 years he was widely praised for his science coverage of the covered $1000.00 pandemic but last month his reputation took a downturn several school students who went on a trip organized by the new york times in 2900 cues him repeatedly making racist remarks in an e-mailed apology he explained that he did use a racial slur when discussing the video in which such award had been used he described it as an act of extraordinarily bad judgment on the new york times was quick to condemn its reporters behavior posting a staff memo saying we do not tolerate racist language regardless of intent but a leaked exchange from a facebook group of current and former employees suggests everyone may not have been on board we do no

. >> reporter: every resident and most staff members at this n cali, nurshomecenter now fulld deaths have accounted for nearly 18% of the state's covid-related deaths. though cases have dropped dramatically in recent months, health officials say now is not the time to ease restrictions. adriana. >> diaz: danya bacchus in los angeles, thank you. for the latest in covid and politics tune in tomorrow to "face the nation." margaret brennan's guests include dr. anthony fauci, r.n.c. chair woman ronna mcdaniel, governor kristi noem of south dakota, and illinois congressman adam kinzinger. president biden today said there will be an announcement monday for the future relations of the u.s. with saudi arabia. this as a newly declassified intelligence report officially blames crown prince mohammed bin salman for the gruesome murder of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. cbs news' holly williams has the details. >> reporter: the report says that crown prince mohammed bin salman approved an operation to capture or kill saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. khashoggi was an outspoken critic

planet they're some of the most sustainable and you look at the damage that rising a 1000000000 cows to caliand does it's not just causing climate change is causing the forestation species extinctions we've got the risk of pandemics too to intensive farming if you want to help the climate eat a beanbag instead of a beef what are you going to do it all the cows though what are they going to. in the u.k. we've already seen that farming is changing people are moving away from raising sheep for maize and cows and pigs and they're starting to grow soya to make things like tofu to grow. but you know what my family was all i was how is that you will be using for me toward very well what what happens. we're talking about change that's going to happen over the years to decades so the number of cows is completely controlled by humans there who had their cat on concrete floors in filthy sheds and shipped off to the store to house because of people's desire to eat if you want to help animals the best thing you can do is leave them off your plate peter and across their little period has there been moveme

know when you talk about sense of community judd i know you come from i don't know when you end up in cali or new york or what your trip is but you're born in maine portland maine the other cortland as they say maybe they maybe they refer to the why we were 1st as 1st. tell me about growing up in portland my good place to be brought up it's a really good place to be brought up although i think you know it's so strange we don't realize that our home is different from anyone else's until we're old enough to go have dinner at your buddy's house when you go out and aren't so bad your parents your mother is awful i just think my parents were awful now that we've been so you know there were no i mean i came from a good family to 2 younger sisters mom and dad are high school sweethearts they're still together. i've a good examples and they've really been very supportive my whole life my dad says you know be as smart as you are in my mother says your life is an occasion rise to it i think you can if you follow those tenets i think you can move yourself along in some kind of reasonably happy way wh

certainly,hvn2÷t% southern cali, new mexico has a latino population, the majority that was erased ingration in the early 20th century. it changed washington. the northwest did not have a big latino tradition, or asian tradition. they came in with big agriculture in eastern washington. in terms of integration, certainly, southern california had a latino majority. there is also the native american majority. there is a reservation the size of virginia. they didn't suffer in the south. i don't see the war as being that transformative for latinos. yes? >> -- >> you touched on something great. i don't know if i consistently repeat the question, but it was about the relationship with the military. as i see it, there is a legacy from that. does it carry on to now? that's a very good point and i forgot to mention. we built the atomic bomb out of secrecy, and there was a reason for that. we were in a global war. that carried over into peacetime. to this day, you have a hell of a time getting information out of the military. i covered the west for a long time, traveling 50,000 miles a year. of

so you will have blue states bailed out, gives cali irresponsible blue states like new york.s nothing to do with people who are suffering. >> i'm not sure if you had a chance to hear hillary right before we began this segment. she talked about the right to work stuff that the democrats are saying they want to remove that from states. they said it was racist, right? i got to tell you this whole thing about democrats selling their ideology on how it hurts black people, i think it's a lie. i'm also offended they would use the suffering of black people, hundreds of years of it to affect an agenda. the wealth tax, that has nothing to do with blacks people. climate change they're talking about. i remember aoc talking about black kids in the south bronx with asthma. something completely to do, nothing with climate change. student debt over well mingly would be white professionals would get $50,000. none of this stuff really is to help black people they always push black people to the front the reason they're doing it. do you ever get offended by that? >> in their head, in their worl

year-old girl she'd been walking with her mother happened near the intersection of camp a drive-in cali lamonte the mother was able to fend off the animal. this happened within about 2 miles of other coyote attacks within the last year. so this would be at least the 4th such reports since july the department of fish and wildlife is offering some advice. >>and simply standing tall and shouting aggressively. if you small children in nearby pick up the small children will not close. again shouting aggressively out to channel and certainly fight back if attacked. >>has not been found not clear yet whether might be the same animal involved in the earlier attacks. the little girl reportedly is back home after being taken to the hospital and police again reminding people don't leave children or pets unattended outdoors coyotes are known to be particularly active around dusk and on. we are following breaking news out of san francisco were shelter-in-place order was issued some hours ago and that shelter-in-place order has since been lifted, but kron four's jonathan mccall is live in the visitat

i love cali. this is where i feel like i got to be. this is where i love to be.fornia dream is over, maybe i'm still sleeping, because i'll continue to love it. >> and as the lieutenant governor said, all states have issues and we need to celebrate the golden state. our california dreaming series will continue in the weeks ahead. and tomorrow, see all of this week's pieces in a 30-minute california dreaming special. catch that at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7, or stream an extended version of that special right now on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. download the app now on roku, fire tv, android tv and apple tv. >>> turn your attention now to something very different. the wife of a man killed in a multi-car accident at san francisco's lake merced is speak out and sharing her pain. abc7 news anchor dion lim with the exclusive interview in which the widow says this tragic crash did not have to happen. >> reporter: wearing her late husband's jacket, hannah ege talked of their dreams of moving to san francisco. their california dream started just two weeks ago. >>

we have to widen out the view, and you can see a big dome of high pressure there cali we'reki at mef in se g earl as we bught look from our pier 39 cameras, this is pretty with all the blue sky, temperatures today in the low 60s. pretty nice downtown here, but 50 in the city, 54 in oakland, 51 mountain view, 47 in san jose, 46 in morgan hill, 48 on the coast, san jose, of course, a little haze there. 41 santa rosa. it's in the upper 40s for napa and novato where you had that fog and those numbers in the 30s. now we near the mid-40s for concord so still pretty chilly out there. our exploratorium camera shows sunny skies today, a few passing high clouds. a return of that onshore flow. more clouds tomorrow will aid in that cooling, and then as we get towards c of showers. there will be a couple as we get towards the end of the workweek. today notice the sun, the high clouds, los thicken and that will allow for that ridge to break down a little bit, shift, and allow for some incoming weather systems to replace all the dry air that we've had of late. so our east bay valleys, upper 60s tod

. >>> as we told you yesterday morning, cali by the supreme court friday night. the highest court labeled it discriminatory, as it was more strict than rules for retail stores and other businesses. covid rules didn't allow any indoor worships for counties in california's most restrictive tier. beginning yesterday, indoor religious services were allowed once again at 25% capacity. san francisco archbishop salvatore cor dleone is happy but asks parishioners not to let down their guard. >> when it's possible, do the mass outside but when the weather conditions are too risky to be outside, go inside under the protocols. >> the archdiocese is asking those with chronic conditions and seniors not to attend indoor decisions. santa clara county is pushing back on the court's decision. just yesterday the county released a statement reading in part "indoor gatherings of all types remain prohibited in santa clara county. santa clara county's local health orders are structured in a fundamentally different way than the state's rules that were the subject of last night's u.s. s

i love cali. this is where i feel like i got to be. this is where i love to be. those that feel that the california dream is over, maybe i'm still sleeping, because i'll continue to love it. >> and as the lieutenant governor said, all states have issued, and we need to celebrate the golden state. our california dreaming series will continue in the weeks ahead. and tomorrow, see all of this week's pieces in a 30-minute california dreaming special. catch that at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7, or stream an extended version of that special right now on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. download the app now on roku, fire tv, android tv and apple tv. >>> a young family's life altered by a tragic crash in san francisco. the victim's widow sharing her heartbreaking story. >> he went back inside, and a minute later came back end anderson said i'm sorry to tell you, but your husband died. >> myodness. he was killed yesterday while jogging while lake merced. he, his wife and their young son, they had just moved to san francisco a few weeks ago. his wife hannah talked exclu

today at 7:12 a:m., the station received a cali— you.:m., the station received a call of a solo vehicle condition— received a call of a solo vehicle condition in hawthorne boulevard, northm _ condition in hawthorne boulevard, northm we — condition in hawthorne boulevard, north... we arrived at 7:18am and discovered — north... we arrived at 7:18am and discovered the solo vehicle collision _ discovered the solo vehicle collision and the whole argument was again. _ collision and the whole argument was again. tiger— collision and the whole argument was again, tiger woods, and deputies at the time _ again, tiger woods, and deputies at the time did not see any evidence of impairment— the time did not see any evidence of impairment or anything of concern. obviously. — impairment or anything of concern. obviously, life—saving measures had to be _ obviously, life—saving measures had to be takerr— obviously, life—saving measures had to be taken for the occupant of the vehicle _ to be taken for the occupant of the vehicle and — to be taken for the

compare that though, to 43,000 new cases a day four weeks ago over 47,000 people have died in cali.esterday, which is the lowest number of deaths reported for a single day this year. today governor newsome said that if the current trends continue, most counties could be moved to the states less restrictive tears by this spring, joining us now to talk more about all of this is dr peter chan hung from ucsf. so there's no question that the numbers are going down today. nationally cnn was reporting on lee 40,000 case. says so far today, down from over 200,000 at one point, and deaths were only 1300 down from more than 3000 day. how important is that? and does that man that we've essentially turned the corner here? that's huge, frank. i mean to decline in cases by 60% and to the client hospitalizations by 40% is no mean task. and i think that you know all what we've been. doing so far is reflecting in the numbers. it's also i think impact on vaccinations already seen tonto probably impact death rates in the future for new single resident so i think all of these things make it, uh, hopefu

and that's actually what we're seeing in cali and san francisco.hey are still quite attractive to high-skill, high-income people. there's still a net inflow of those kind of people. right now we're not attracting low-income or low-education people. then in between these two groups is theid and that's becauseve wider set of locations tcapontl you know, wanted to leave for business purposes and for tax reasons and things like that. as a business owner it just didn't behoove him. me personally, what really moved the marker was when covid hit and there was this indefinite idea of remote learning. and as a straight-a student my daughter has never struggled. but in this case she was really not doing very well. so i made a very abrupt decision to relocate to texas. and one of the things that i negotiated with my husband was that we could find something on a lake so i could have a lakefront home, a dream home that i could never otherwise afford in california. >> americans, they're choosing where they go on the basis of my family preferences, what kind of c

this week's question is coming from cali. >> hi, tiffany. i'm calling from long beach, k.ain the process in making washington, d.c., a state? thank you. >> atlanta and long beach together, you know you're in trouble. thank you, carol. that's a very interesting question. delighted to answer it. the campaign to make d.c. a state has been going on for years. the push to make the district of columbia, our 51st state, has some new momentum. but why is a place that's home to more than 700,000 americans, that's vermont and wyoming, subject to taxation without representation in the first place? well, the origins of d.c. come from our constitution which called for a district, quote, not exceeding ten-miles square, to be the seats of our federal government. in 1790 we took some land from maryland and virginia and created d.c. per the constitution, the district is under the jurisdiction of congress. it has a mayor, muriel bouse eric and d.c. council, but congress can override d.c. conditions. some say the founding fathers wouldn't have wanted the small federal district outlined in ou

this one is from cali. i'm going with the underdog bucs today.80 yards, hitting gronkowski for the touchdown. take that, bill belichick? is that right, will. will: no big deal. greatest coach of all time. i like that prediction. i like the email very much. i tend to agree. tampa predicts tampa bay all the way, bucs defense along with grady and gronk. back ups along the chief offensive line. bucs win 38-31. good analysis, patrick. pete: bill writes from the mountains of west virginia to the streets of tampa bay, the goat will take tampa to victory. semper brady. i don't know if we get some from the other side. kansas city, maybe you're still sleeping. time to weighany, it is hour earlier in the central time zone. kansas city is waking up. now is the time for emails. jedediah: step up. pete: friends@foxnews.com. we'll reveal it all morning. reveal ours later in the show. have the program in the background. take the picture. we love to use them all morning long. will: on that point, pete, we've been talking about all morning businesses opening up. t