coyote sightings are common in pacifica. but the attack near lincoln boulevard and park pacific avenue was something police haven't seen before. kpix 5's brian webb joining us from pacifica with that warning from authorities tonight. brian. >> reporter: and police call it the most daring and aggressive attacks they can think of by a coyote and the people living up in these hills tell me between the coyotes, the racoons and bobcats, it's kind of like living on the edge of the wild kingdom. in pacifica where hillside homes meet wooded wilderness, humans and animals are bound to cross paths sooner or later. >> it is scary. >> reporter: can think had a run-in with a coyote while -- cathy had a run-in with a coyote while taking out the trash tuesday night. >> our dog was with me and all of a sudden acting very much strange and on guard. >> reporter: the next morning in broad daylight, pacifica police say a coyote hopped a fence, grabbed a chihauhau and took off with it never to be seen again. the entire incident witnessed by the

the coyote is upside down. almost bent backwards. you can see that leg is wrapped in one of those squares of the fence. >> oh, this makes me so sad. so heartbreaking to see. >> watch it, man. he might be [ bleep ]. >> this thing is probably just exhausted. >> tired, dehydrated. all the blood rushed to his head. >> yeah. >> oh. really they're trying to get some separation there, but watch. >> oh, it worked. >> he ran away fine. >> running away. you think his leg is broken. this guy is in trouble. they get him free, and the thing just takes off. >> nice job, guys. >> surely his leg probably doesn't feel good, but judging from the video, i would say the coyote is probably okay. >> animals are tough, resilient. they live in the wild. >> i do like the guys wrote in the description. the roadrunner won again. >> that's why it was kind of chicken instead. it was hungry. >>> it's safe to say someone is probably going to get in trouble for this because you don't normally see this at a swearing in ceremony. this is in russia wra for the 83 rt b

there are many coyotes but there are also many that are unscrupulous. it is a mixed bag that the smugglers came across to find them in the desert and then told they were left behind. >> host: how much time have you spent on the border? >> with my field work since 2009, but i spent time before that because the projects that motivated for the death on the border and not trying to enumerate the actual fatalities that occurred so i visited offices and talk to religious leaders and safe houses and hospitality holmes and that kind of motivated how they manage and survive on the migration entered a. >> host: did you meet with coyotes? >> guest: yes. but i did when i had to pick up migrants. i would have to bring extra money. and then to arrive at a safe house thiokol the family members and ask additional funds even though they paid them. in this case i a new the young man personally so i stood up -- so i could secure the funds to meet with them and the coyote. >> host: "migration miracle" you save is organized into six parts leave taking, a dangerous journey,

>> estas imÁgenes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas muestren el momento justo en que coyotesdos en territorio estadounidense despuÉs de cruzar el rÍo bravo dicen chalecos salvavidas mas no quienes los acompaÑan. en medio de los adultos se observa un menor de camiseta azul, se conserva tambiÉn a una mujer con dos menores sentados en sus piernas, abrazados el uno con el otro la mujer ayuda a bajar al parece ser un niÑo, cae al agua junto con la mujer que la acompaÑa, una vez los inmigrantes estÁn en tierra firme los coyotes se suben a la balsa para evadir a las autoridades y los abandonen a su suerte. >> nos abandonÓ a todos. >> los traficantes instruyen a los menores para que no se dejen sorprender hasta que toque el suelo de ee.uu. >> cuando pasaban los helicÓpteros rapidito nos metÍamos al monte. >> las autoridades se encuentran frecuentemente a la orilla del rÍo bravo ropa de tamaÑo pequeÑo prueba de que por allÍ cruzÓ algÚn menor. >> he visto de niÑos de cuatro aÑos, la mayorÍa gasta sus ahorros para poder pagar a los caoyotes que les cobran miles de dÓlares cruzarlos ileg

ha lanzado cam Ñ campaÑa appara advertir de los l peligros de lo sniniÑos al ser f confiados a los coyoteslas autoridades deben perse perseguir a las bandas y grupos que se dedican a traficar. >> a pesar de las asddvertenci m mujeres como estas dicen que en solo dÍas,el p emprendera el via dd eestados unidos con su pequeÑo e tres aÑo. >> solamente son tres dÍas. >> por eso, a pesra de tener 5 s semanas de embarazada contrato a un coyote para que la llvar a e

. >> en tegucilaggalpa detuviero u un coyote que llevaba 3 mujeres y 9 niÑos. >> en hondruas policÍatendÍa llevar a eestados unidos a un grupo de psersonas n niÑos que viajaan solos. >> dos personas los llevan, al parecer son coyotes,. >> seguro hoy comenzamos el ca i camino. >> esta madre detenida dice que viajaba obligada por la situaciÓn en su paÍs. >> porque hay mucha delincuencia y tenemos miedo que nos pase a g algo. >> con este problema de i inmigrantes , pues es un momento difÍcil para aellas tambiÉn . >> mientras el gobierno de ee estados unidos ha lanzado cam Ñ campaÑa appara advertir de los l peligros de lo sniniÑos al ser f confiados a los coyotes. >> las autoridades deben perse perseguir a las bandas y grupos que se dedican a traficar. >> a pesar de las asddvertenci m mujeres como estas dicen que en solo dÍas,el p emprendera el via dd eestados unidos con su pequeÑo e tres aÑo. >> solamente son tres dÍas. >> por eso, a pesra de tener 5 s semanas de embarazada contrato a un coyote para que la llvar a e eestados unidos para estar con u hijo. >> ecche que las persoanas em em

de traerlo, a pesar de que ponÍa en riesgo la vida del muchacho de casi 16 aÑos, el viaje con un coyoteentroamericanos que miraron hacia los ee.uu. >> como 70 Éramos, a veces nos sentÁbamos. >> sin sin embargo la felicidad no es completa aÚn, la otra hija de josefina sigue con su abuelita en honduras pero con muchas ganas de estar con su mama y her >> la esperanza de josefina extraerla cuanto antes a su hija que se encuentra en honduras para que la familia vuelva a estar unidas, en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzález, univisiÓn. >> los hinchas colombianos opinan de lo que pasarÁ en el partido con grecia. y ♪ >> maÑana debutÓ en el mundial otro equipo latinoamericano, colombia se enfrenta a grecia en belo horizonte, quÉ piensan los colombianos que ha sido invadido por colombianos nos tiene las respuestas. >> para buenos es la bulla para otros la rumba, lo cierto es que son colombianos que han tomado los aeropuertos de brasil para ir tras su selecciÓn en belo horizonte. >> maÑana colombia tres cero. >> el momento del reposo soÑando con el triunfo, luego la famosa ola que junto con ellos abo

. >>> some guys spot a coyote in a wild fence. >> he's upside down almost bent backwards. >> see the struggle to set him free and on his way. plus, a store manager asks to see a customer's recreate, and she's not having any it of. what she whips out. >>> this dude does not want you to be sad, so he does this. >> what's happening? >> oh, my god. >> meet the man who gives a whole new meaning to doing a happy dance. >>> it's safe to say that somebody's probably going to get in trouble for this because you don't normally see this at a swearing in ceremony. this is for the 83rd brigade airborne troops. this is in russia. as you see, a big demonstration is going on as soldiers are sworn in. there's rounds going off celebra celebrating, but watch what happens. >> fbi! >> they ran through the line of troops. >> it looks like he ran through the line of troops, but look at it from this angle, panning to the side, the armored carrier, see that? >> totally ran over somebody. >> he gets up, but he collapses again. he's the thing. this guy only suffered minor bruises and abrasions. the next day wh

how they manage and survive. >> did you meet with coyotes? >> when i had to pick up migrants of my say files. often what you find is situation where you arrive at a safe house . they call a family member in the states and ask for an additional amount. still able to secure the funds and they will so go me with them . >> one of the first things you say is this is organized into six parts. what does that mean? >> the first page of the migration process. it is about the cost of migration. all that one holds dear than in most of the migrants in my study daily because they have no alternative. it is a very difficult choice. it's about decision making. by grants will turn to family to discuss these. often helpful strategy migration to send one member of the family of turn wages and send back to support the family left behind. migrants also increasingly turned to religion. both on a personal and institutional level. basically religion is the institution that the trust. it is the one institution they can identify with mostly. it is expressed in numero

the coyote activity has dog walkers in the area on alert.f course says they have never seen a coyote attack a golfer. if you're flying somewhere soon. be prepared to pay more for air fare. ticket prices will go up a little starting july 21-st. that's because of a hike in passenger security fees. right now, that fee is anywhere from 5 to 10 dollars. no matter how many planes you take. but in a few weeks there will be a flat fee of $5.60 for each direction you're headed. and probably another fee if there's a long lay-over. it's not clear yet whether the airlines will help cover the fee. the money is going to help the t-s-a protect you. many families will head to the beach this summer for vacation. but how safe is the water? a new study just out shows that the water quality is not as safe at some beaches as you may think. pride fever hitting the bay area this weekend. as thousands prepare to celebrate in san francisco. this year's them is called - "color our world with pride." it's the largest l-g-b-t gathering in north america. the parade will

. >>> una creencia ha sido au mentada y re aplicada por estos coyotes de que cuando llega una personaan a tener estadÍa, pero no es existe, no es cierto. >>> envÍo un mensaje a los padres. >>> si tienen el dinero para pagar 15 mil dÓlares para que sus hijos hagan este viaje inviertan mejor en darle mejor condiciÓn de vida donde estÉn. >>> un propÓsito ver como los albergues dan atenciÓn a los menores menores. al menos una docena de buses entre ellos 270 menores llegaron a honduras deportados desde mÉxico. >>> los niÑos, en el piso, con colchonetas sin koby ja, y la o comida grandes filas. >>> poco a poco se preparan para la llegada demÁs repatriado. >>> se han preparados albergues profesionales. >>> pero para la primera dama lo primordial solucionar el problema de raÍz. >>> origino rÁpido s rand s reno s telemundo. >>> difÍcil situaciÓn. >>> detuvieron a dos sujetos por su bus supuesto trÁfico humano, intentaban llevar a niÑos y adultos a estados unidos, llevaban 6 personas en un micro bus, las autoridades aseguran que ningÚn niÑo llevaba documentos, sin embargo, los presuntos coyotes

si le van a pagar a un coyote de 10.000 $, para que arriesgue la vida de sus hijos. >> a travÉs de esteaje la primera dama de honduras expuso los riesgos de los niÑos que viajan solos a estados unidos. noticias univisiÓn fin de semana comienza ya. >> es hora del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs sintonizado en el Área de la bahÍa. >> que tal como les va muy buenas noches gracias por acompaÑarnos. momentos de muchas tensiones recibieron hoy brasil para los aficionados hispanos, que vieron como los de tus equipos se despedÍan. brasil se metiÓ en los cuartos de final tras derrotar a chile en las rondas de finales, mientras colombia avanzÓ al vencer a uruguay. aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa vivimos las dos caras de la moneda al presenciar el enfrentamiento de estos dos equipos latinoamericanos. los uruguayos se lamentaron,por su parte los colombianos celebraron su victoria. >> que felicidad tan increÍble que colombia le ganara uruguay haciendo historia en este partido es una emociÓn que no se pueda describir. la comunidad colombiana en el Área de san francisco! >> los cafeteros estarÁn enfrentando a br

tercero, el papel que juegan crecientemente los coyotes en tratar de convencer gente para que les deÉor. >> nosotros no podemos decirle a la gente no vaya a ee.uu. porque esos violan nuestra propia constituciÓn que garantiza la libertad de trÁnsito de todos los salvadoreÑos y de toda persona que estÉ en el paÍs. >> zamora dice que su paÍs orienta a los ciudadanos de los riesgos de usar la frontera en el sur de ee.uu. han establecido varios consulados por el flujo de personas que ingresan ilegalmente. >> en este momento lo mejor es dirigirse principalmente al consulado que tenemos 16 consulados en el paÍs en las principales ciudades, el consulado de el salvador y plantear el caso para que hagamos gestiones para ver si podemos localizar en quÉ albergue estÁ el menor y cÓmo facilitamos que sea entregado a la padre, madre o alguno de sus hermanos. >> desde washington d.c. raÚl coyaso. >> aunque no saben lo que van a enfrentar en ee.uu. el Éxodo de niÑo sigue estrategias creciendo algunos salen legalmente para atravesar territorio guatemalteco, pero otros viajan por otras vÍas, salvador no

there retief ads not to trust coyotes who are spreading the rumor i'm a coyote taking advantage. people profit and take advantage of those people. >> even jack admitted he was not sure if the rumor was true or false. >> seeing all these people make this kind of decision i thought it might be true. who knows, but now i'm learning that it's a big lie. >> at the bus station where many migrants begin their hopeful journey the rumors persist. a young mother called maria told me why she's leaving. >> why are you going? >> i'm looking for the american dream. >> maria said she heard it was easier to get in with children, but either way she's going north. >> why are you going to the united states? >> i'm looking for work so my boy's life will change. >> the rumors true or untrue won't stop someone determined to change a dream. >> in the last eight months some 52,000 uncompanied children have entered the u.s. from mexico. for many the u.s. was the final stop of an improbable long journey. some traveled 1300 miles just to get here. but the question is why do they do it. i talked to one manc

portion five police said the person had a small dog that was attacked and the coyote.mog dog 08. police warning that while animals like coyotes are considered domestic animals the smog dogs and cats and with our pre. >>: police a are responded to a number of incidents were dogs were locked into scorching vehicles. police also said they treat these cases very seriously if. anyone who leaves animal inside of their cooking face charges of animal cruelty. this happens days after a dog in belmont-sphere this man tells of regis has been arrested and is facing felony cruelty charges. this said that the dollar was locked and the vehicle for hours with the windows rolled up and no water available. >>: london the temperatures will be dropping 67 in san jose 64 and concord. faugh is quite a bit colder and the livermore area 16 degrees cooler. fact is when the and the delta 16 and livermore and the lens will be taken of tomorrow as well. overnight lows in the '50s for most of this tomorrow has this 75 for some of this in the east bay below average 77. it would push closed 80 and p

aÑo fiscal entre sus recomendaciones estÁ a aumentar la lucha contra el primer organizado como los coyotesficantes y apoyan a aumentar los fondos de asistencia a los paÍses de centro amÉrica a través de la iniciativa para la seguridad regional.

> necesitamos comunicarles lo que es realÍstico, lo que es verdad y que no estÉn engaÑado por los coyotes el departamento de salud y servicios humanos. >> no todos en el congreso creen que la respuesta del gobierno ha sido suficiente. una congresista le escribiÓ al presidente obama. desde capitolio, fernando pizarro para univisiÓn. >> cada dÍa aumenta el nÚmero de niÑos que intentan cruzar la frontera solos. >> buenas tardes. >> ramÓn quÉ deben saber los padres de familias de estos menores cuando se los detiene y procesa? >> la agencia va a procesar a estos menores como individuos que han entrado sin visa, sin papeles a los estados unidos. estos jovencitos serÁn fichados y puestos en un proceso de deportaciÓn. obviamente van a ser entregados a su padre o madre o a quien tenga la custodia legal de estos niÑos en unos cuantos meses estarÁn recibiendo una carta de notificaciÓn para presentarse frente a un juez y responder a los cargos de deportaciÓn. para ese entonces los padres deberÁn de haber consultado con abogados. >> niÑos y niÑas tienen entrada libre a los estados unidos. es cierto es

. >>> coyote sightings have turned into coyote snatchings. a little dog taken right out of its own backyard in pacifica near lincoln boulevard and park pacific avenue. the brazen attack is something police haven't seen before. in broad daylight one coyote hopped a fence, grabbed a chihauhau and took off with it. the dog's owner saw the whole thing. neighbors say with her homes backed up it the wilderness, coyote sightings are common. >> definitely concerning i think for any size dog or the people. >> wildlife, deer, coyotes, and mountain lions. >> pacifica police put out a warning watch small pets don't feed wild animals, and remove water, pet food and garbage from yards. >>> soccer fans around the globe are glued to it. the world cup started today. >> that's absolutely right. what if you are not a huge fan? coming up, allen, four tips to help you at least sound like you know what you're talking about. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose

eso es lo que los coyotes les dicen a las familias para que les dÉ los miles de dÓlares que cobran paraos, ¿no? a los estados unidos. >> pero no estÁn deportando niÑos de aquÍ, yo no he visto camiones o autobuses o aviones con niÑos siendo deportados. >> exacto. mire, porque el problema es el siguiente: segÚn la ley de estados unidos, un menor no acompaÑados si es capturado en la frontera

whatever you do, don't risk your life and your well-being to travel 1,200 miles in the hands of a coyote. this is what -- you know, i would say to the senator from texas, sometimes when we say we have to have a secure border and the things that we need to do, we are viewed sometimes as inhumane. what is more -- my question is what is more inhumane than what's happening to these children now, some of them four, five, six years old. what is more inhumane than what is happening to them as we speak? and shouldn't the president of the united states do as the secretary of homeland security did yesterday and said you cannot enter our country even if you show up or you cannot stay in our country, you cannot stay in our country if you show up on the border, but you can apply for humanitarian asylum in the united states of america. mr. cornyn: madam president, i -- i appreciate the question. i would say there is nobody in this chamber who has been more involved that long trying to fix our broken immigration laws than the senior senator from arizona, and certainly the senior senator from illinois

. ♪ >> le pagan miles de dÓlares a los coyotes una niÑo cuenta la odisea.rade sumerge en una impactante aventura con un desenlace inesperado. saludos soy bÁrbara vermudo, bienvenidos otro primer intacto extra la crisis humanitaria por los niÑos cruzan la frontera, una joven hondureÑa realizÓ una peligrosa travesÍa. >> pagan miles de dÓlares a coyotes para que los ayuden a salir de sus paÍses con esperanza de cruzar la frontera, esta joven de 14 aÑos es uno de los cientos de jÓvenes que han arriesgado su vida con ese propÓsito. abandó su natal honduras en febrero y atravesÓ el rÍo grande con un grupo de 9 mÁs. >> rÁpido los tuvimos que quitar la ropa y pasar el rio para que nos diera migraciÓn, ya cuando pasamos Íbamos subiendo cuando nos agarrÓ migraciÓn. >> cuento que aunque sintiÓ mucho miedo lo hizo motivada por encontrarse con su madre. >> hay mucha delincuencia cuando uno sale a la ciudad andan diciendo que habÍan ha saltado a tal persona o que... >> aunque llegÓ a salvo a su destino confiesa que no volverÍa someterse a ese tan viaje tan peligroso. >>

>> le pagan miles de dÓlares a los coyotes una niÑo cuenta la odisea.ndrade sumerge en una impactante aventura con un desenlace inesperado. saludos soy bÁrbara vermudo, bienvenidos otro primer intacto extra la crisis humanitaria por los niÑos cruzan la frontera, una joven hondureÑa realizÓ una peligrosa travesÍa. >> pagan miles de dÓlares a coyotes para que los ayuden a salir de sus paÍses con frontera, esta joven de 14 aÑos es uno de los cientos de su natal honduras en febrero y atravesÓ el tumos que quitar la ropa y pasar el rio para que nos gr subiendo cuao noarrÓ graciÓn. aunque llegÓ a salvo a su destino confiesa ter fuerzas ve camino con diferentes personas como algunos vienen solos uno no conoce. >> su madre tuvo que poner a prueba sus nervios mientras su hija realizaba la odisea hace 4 meses. pese a todoriesgos no se arrepiente de haberla dejado venir porque considera que era la nie eda. >> cuÁntás madres o padres no pueden ver a sus jos por aÑos por suestatus migratorio y es la Única olveforma de estÁ feli tenerla nuevamente con ella fupa Í dej

pays the coyotes and smugglers? it depends on the particular situation. host: many get your reaction to what the president said in his interview with abc news. is, under current law, once those kids come across the border, there's a system in which we're supposed to process them, take care of them, then we can send them back. >> [indiscernible] >> our messages, don't send your trainsn unaccompanied on or through a bunch of smugglers. that is our direct and such to the families and central america. do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, more importantly, they may not make it. guest: i think that is what i was trying to say. when a child arrives without an , tot to accompany him reunite them with somebody who's going to be responsible for them if they can identify them, then call them back in for hearing to decide their ultimate fate, whether they're deported or allowed to stay in this country. the administration is trying to send the message to central america that sending your children on this perilous journey where many are abused,

ads warning parents not to trust the coyotes who are spreading the rumor. >> the coyotes are talkingdvantage. the people profiting are the ones making the money out of the situation are those people. the coyotes. >> even jack admitted that he hadn't been completely sure whether the rumor was true or false. >> seeing all of these people make this kind of decision, i thought it might be true. who knows? but now i am learning it's a big lie. >> at san pad row's bus station where many migrants begin their journey, the rumors per civ. a young mother we'll call maria told me why she is leaving. >> where you are going? >> i am looking for the american dream. >> she said she had heard it was easier to get in with children although she wasn't sure. either way she was going north. >> to look for work. so my boys' life can change. >> the lesson here seems to be rumors, true or untrue won't stop someone determined to chase a dream. >> undocumented i am grasped' first stop picked up at the border is a customs' border facility and some immigrant a advocacy group, they say those facilities are inhu

coyotes and one spot particular were the trust says several bends had been spotted. >> : in the middletbed of coyote activity here on the presidio golf course over to the right that's the eighth hole. ever to the left a very popular trail where people, talk to dogs on a daily basis right here is the spot where the lead to cut through the golf course but you can see the sun right here warn people about the coyote activity in the area. they are walkers out your taking a different path >> : all my friends that walk dogs that frequent the area and very aware of the >> : others don't seem too worried. ever off leashes what i saw clara once walked through here every day. entente dog walker carl says that he has seen a number of coyotes grow in the area he insists it's becoming a big problem >> : population is growing my concern as if the population grows to a point where they're looking for food was say they won't attack a human >> : etiquette talk with the golf course and never had any incidences of coyotes attacking dog walker up here. unlocking a doggone your long ago? from a golf course.

the land is near coyote hills park in fremont. and could soon be opened up to the public.n 4's charles clifford was in the east bay today. he spoke with regional parks officials. about how they acquired the property and what they plan to do with it. >> reporter:behind me here are 300 acres of marshland and farm fields that sits on the western edge of fremont and just to the east of coyote hills regional park. >> reporter:this property used to belong to the patterson family. they purchased it in the 1850's and just this week the family donated the land to east bay regional parks. >> reporter:the estimated value of this property is about 10 million dollars.. possibly more.. and regional parks just got it for free in a deal that took a long time to close. >> reporter:this deal has probably been in the works for 14 years. bob nisbet is an assistant general manager with east bay regional parks. he says that patterson family donated the land because they wanted to permanently preserve a piece of their history. >>at it's peak they had 3700 acres in the area and farmed it continuo

. >>> maritza le pago a un coyote mas de 6 mil dolares para llegar a estados unidos . >>> cuesta peroqui . >>> aunque tendran que enfrentar un proceso la mujer salvadoreña y su hijo fueron liberados cómo ellos miles de inmigrantes centroamericanos cruzan por méxico . >>> que tuviera mucho cuidado y que me cuidara , el fenomeno no pasa las organizaciónes que brinden ayuda . >>> que si han aumentado el numero de menores que estan viajando solos o sea a estados unidos que estan siendo detenidos . >>> los adolescentes sin recursos se suben al tren que los lleva al norte de méxico . >>> la experiencia de niños pequeños que utilizan el pago de el coyote de centro américa a estados unidos , aunque hay diferentes rutas los inmigrantes centroamericanos usan la que rodea el golfo de méxico , muchos no son detectados por las autoridades migratorias , de acuerdo con estadisticas el año pasado se realizaron a personas que entraron de manera irregular , algunos de ellos se enfrentan a un proceso de deportacion , para quedarse en territorio mexicano esta mujer que asegura ya no intentara buscar el s

>>> la mala informaciÓn que existe divulgada por los familiares y coyotes que se encargan de traer a, no podemos desconocer la situaciÓn de violencia, la situaciÓn de pobreza y de falta de oportunidades en nuestro paÍs que motiva a muchos de estos niÑos av venirse hacia acÁ. >>> ¿quÉ tiene planeado el nuevo gobierno para evitar la migraciÓn a estados unidos?>>> estamos trabajando, re forzando las fronteras, que la policÍa de fronteras estÉ pendiente y si encuentra menores que quieran salir del paÍs y no tienen los permisos legales van a ser detenidos y hemos detenido a muchos menores y han sido regresado a sus hogares, se ha capturado a coyotes que mueven a estos menores y estamos con sistema de protecciÓn social que fortalecemos para que todas las familias migrantes o los niÑos no acompaÑados que retornen al paÍs puedan encontrar en honduras las oportunidades de desarrollarse, las oportunidades para salir de la pobreza, de tener mejor educaciÓn, mejores oportunidades laborales. >>> hay una campaÑa en los medios de comunicaciÓn para dar informaciÓn mÁs clara de lo que se enfrentarian

there are these coyotes are terrible people.hey commit crimes to these people on these young children. they do terrible things. they sometimes ride on the top of the train where the safety is obviously, their lives are literally in jeopardy and so we talk about and again i appreciate the work that has been done on behalf of the dreamers, but should we care a great deal of out these children even if they are not in the united states for what they are undergoing now, and isn't it a humanitarian issue of the highest order and wouldn't we be better served if we told these children and the people who were motivating them and making a lot of money bringing them here, wouldn't it be better for us to say look, anybody who shows up at our border is not going to be allowed to stay in this country, but if you go to our consulates, if you go to our embassy in the country in which you reside and make a case that your life is being threatened, you are being persecuted or whatever the conditions are for asylum in our country than those cases c

along the banks of coyote creek near highway- 101 and mckee road. a fast -moving brush fire in the area last week, is thought to have been sparked by an illegal cooking fire in one of the camps. the area was posted with notices on friday, giving the campers 72- hours to clear out. these are among 66 -such homeless encampments along coyote creek and the guadalupe river, which, authorities say, are being used as toilets. the underlying issue of these encampments, we are trying to find a long-term solution to get these people housing the, rather than just pushing the problem from one area to the next. according to the most recent homeless census, there are an estimated 5,000 homeless people on the streets on any given night in san jose. city wide, there are thought to be, as many as 250 homeless camps. san jose has budgeted 1-point-6 million dollars toward the on- going outreach and clean-up effort. the alameda county sheriff's office is facing a lawsuit. over a policy that requires every woman in its custody. under the age of 60. to take a pregnancy t

ads to the not trust the people spreading the rurm. >> the coyotes are taking advantage.e profiting, making money out of the situation are those people, the coyotes. >> even jack admitted that he hadn't been completely sure whether the rumor was true or false. >> seeing these people make this kind of decision, i thought it might be true. who snows in but now i am learning it's a big lie. >> at the bus stain where many migrants again their hopeful journey, the rumors persist. a young mother we will call maria told me why she was living? >> i am looking for the american dream. she said she had heard it was easier to get in with children although she wasn't sure. either way, she said she was going north. >> why? >> i am going to look for work so my boy's life can change. >> the lesson here seems to be rumors true or untrue won't stop someone determined to chase a dream. >> many of the my grants trying to cross into the united states wind up being held in immigration center before being deported. al jazeera's natasha gname suing over her treatment at customs centers in texas.

policiales encontraron el cuerpo sin vida de un sujeto en la ''piercy road'', muy cerca al sendero de ''coyoteek''... hasta el momento las autoridades no han revelado el motivo del crimen y este se ha convertido en el homicidio nmero 18 en lo que va del aÑo... lorena ---agentes del "fbi" realizaron otro cateo al hogar de "ryan chamberlain" de san francisco en busca de mas pruebas.. take vo ---durante el allanamiento, uno de los abogados del sospechoso encaro a los investigadores y los cuestiono sobre sus acciones... ---en un operativo realizado el fin de semana, en el departamento de "chamberlain" se encontraron varias sustancias peligrosas para la fabricacion de explosivos... lorena ---primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicin pero al volver, take vo ---un tiroteo en una universidad deja un muerto y varios heridos.. mas detalles en minutos. vo - juanfra ---ademas, anuncian los procesos para la renovacin a un programa que ayuda a muchos indocumentado s. take katherine live take fs - lorena recuerde que usted tiene lnea directa con nosotros marcando al 944-4813... telemundo 48 resp

the coyotes never want to get caught.epends how desperate they are trying to get away from police, going up against other vehicles, trying to get out of the way so he can get his getaway. >> swerving in and out of traffic, the suburban leads police on a chase lasting almost 20 miles until suddenly the driver pulls off on a side street and does the unthinkable. >> we freaked out. who in their right mind is going to jump out of a moving vehicle? watch again as the driver with the car still moving jumps out of the suv and lands face first on the pavement. two other men jump out and take off, with the car still moving, someone inside puts on the brake. when officers approach with guns drawn, they are startled by what they find. inside, police find a group of illegal immigrants crammed into the back of the suv. many of them terrified by the high-speed pursuit. >> everybody had to exit the vehicle because we had to take a head count. >> one by one the people pile out of the suburban. five passengers, ten, 15, and they're still

oficiales encontraron el cuerpo sin vida de un sujeto en la calle ''piercy road'', muy cerca al sendero ''coyotek''... hasta el momento las autoridades no han revelado el motivo del crimen.. lorena ---en menos de 24 horas se registr otro incidente en el que un policia dispar mortalmente contra un civil. take vo ---en esta ocasion, fueron agentes del departamento de policia de sunnyvale que segun la agencia, se vieron obligados a desenfundar y disparar sus armas contra un sujeto identificado como "glen griggs". ---el hecho sucedi ayer cuando los policias cumplian con una orden de cateo en el domicilio de "griggs" entre la calle "north fair oaks" y la avenida "maude". ---las autoridades habrian llegado a esta casa pues el hombre era sospechoso de homicidio en un caso de 2013 tras la desaparicion de una mujer. --griggs...con pistola en mano, se habria atrincherado y negado a bajar el arma cuando los oficiales le dispararon. take sotluis nolasco/vecino in... 1:32 "nunca salia siempre en casa adentro... cuando salia era a hablar con homelesss y muchachos que vivian a la vuelta"...1:38 lorena-vo ---la

it is probably being propagated by the coyotes, the smugglers who take children north, and the general atmosphere of immigration reform, they feel something has changed and it's time to go. >> you are telling me that people in the united states with these family members that are making this trip are listening to this debate and getting the information and the facts wrong and sending that information home along with money and encouraging them to come to the united states. >> ultimately the people who profit are the coyotes who are run by the drug cartels. moving people is easier than moving drugs. relatives of these people, of the immigrants are sending money to the coyotes, and making this terribly dangerous journey, sometimes they will be sent back. on the other hand, axel who has been reunited with his father he will start school this fall. his case will take months or years to be adjudicated. they will take the chance. >>> the search for three israeli settlers in the west bank is over. they had been missing for nearly three weeks. nick schifrin is in gaza. tell us how these teenager

hay un negocio donde los traficantes de personas, los que llamamos coyotes en estos paÍses ganan grandesiares. >> es interesante lo que dicen porque ustedes llevan aÑos con problemas de pobrezas problemas con las pandillas. lo que nos dicen las familias de estados unidos es que quien la percepciÓn de que si vienen con niÑos no los van a deportar. quÉ cree usted? >> este viaje para nosotros fue muy importante. los grupos familiares sÍ van a ser deportados, jorge. entran en un proceso de deportaciÓn porque cuando se trata de menores el proceso es diferente. cuando el menor entra con su padre o su madre entra en proceso. los niÑos solos, hay un procedimiento legal que se nos explicÓ que muchas veces significa que el niÑo es puesto bajo la custodia de madre o padre que estÁ en estados unidos presente sujeto a un proceso de deportaciÓn que va a tomar un tiempo pero siempre es una situaciÓn regular. es mucho mÁs expedito, mÁs inmediato, las familias que estÁn ingresando con niÑos en brazos con la misma creencia que usted me comentaba de que van a tener un estatus migratorio legal aquÍ en estad

>> la oleada de niÑos indocumentados y que provoco una crisis humanitaria tiene en objetivo a los coyotesn grupo de uniformados ingresan a un avion. han transportado toneladas. >> se hizo un llamado para que se revisen millones de automoviles. se podria accionar la bolsa de aire de estos autos. >> el programa de bicis compartidos se ha propagado como epidemia por estados unidos. encontraron que han aumentado en un 14% las lesiones de cabeza. un 85% de los usuarios no los utilizan. >el estress emocional que genera seguir el torneo, podria aumentar el riesgo a sufrir una lesion cardiaca. si se cuenta con factor de riesgo preexistente. >> para saber el clima, pasamos con stefani. >> revisemos las condiciones. hoy tendremos una maxima bordeando los 70 grados. 82 en napas. los vientos mas fuertes son de san francisco. aumentara la nubosidad en la zona costera. nuevamente estara subiendo el mercurio en la semansa. algunas nubes estaran acompaÑandonos. maÑana domingo comenzamos el dia del padre. al interior habra escasa nubosidad. continuen con mas >> los arbitros comparten las polemicas

. >> part of the problem is the coyotes, criminal smugglers. the honduran government is running tv adds warning parents -- ads warning parents not to trust the coy oaty who is spreading the resumour. >> the coyotes are taking advantage, they are profiting, those people. >> even jack admitted he was not sure if the rumour was true or false. >> seeing these people make the decision, i thought it might be true. who knows. now i'm learning it's a big guy. >> at the bus station where many migrants begin their journey, the rumours persist. >> where are you going? >> i'm looking for the american dream. >> maria said it was easier to get in with children. either way, she said she was going north. >> why are you going to the united states? >> i'm looking for work so my boys' life can change much. >> the lesson seems to be roum ours true or untrue will not stop someone determined to chase a dream. it's important to note that the underlying issues driving people from this region and have been doing so for years, have not changed - con k crime, posterity -

that's after a coyote snapped up a dog in the city's park pacifica area this week. the owner said she left her dog out into a fenced in backyard when that coyote attack occurred. the pacifica home was near the golden gate national recreation area where there are coyotes, mountain lions and other wildlife. >>> we're learning more about the movements of that mountain lion captured in mountain view last month. a cougar spent nine hours in the downtown area before being spotted and captured by animal control. the wildlife officials say it appears that it wandered into downtown mountain view by mistake and couldn't find a way out. so it hid in a hedge near a busy street for hours. people were walking and biking right by it and didn't even know it. it was eventually cornered in the parking garage, was even hiding urn a car. wild -- hiding under a car. cougars are often afraid of people and not always looking to attack. >>> it is 7:09. governor jerry brown and democratic lawmakers are working out the final details of the state budget today. votes are expected on sunday, wh

¿coyotes?. >> eran secuestradores. >> entonces por eso tÚ no te regresas a mÉxico. >> no, no me regreso, no. los oficiales constatan por ellos mismos y me dicen: "no, pero si el deber de nosotros es proteger a los niÑos, ven para acÁ", entonces nos metieron para adentro. otro oficial le dijo que eso no podÍa ser, pero le dijo: "el deber de nosotros es proteger los menores", entonces lo tuvieron adentro en la oficina... papi, dale. nos tuvieron adentro en la oficina, ok, muy bien todo... >> ¿y los liberaron cuÁnto tiempo despuÉs? >> estuvimos 24 horas ahÍ. >> y despuÉs salieron. >> ya, asimismo. >> ok. ¿ustedes tienen la percepciÓn de que en centroamÉrica y en honduras las familias creen que si llegan a los estados unidos no los van a deportar inmediatamente? >> yo no pienso en esa idea, pienso que las personas si sacan a sus hijos debe ser por una causa muy, muy fuerte y no importa la situaciÓn cÓmo estÉn aquÍ, legal o ilegal, solo quieres que estÉn seguros. >> ¿y usted espera...? su primer hij

along the banks of coyote creek near highway 101 and mckee road. a fast-moving brush fire in the area last week, is thought to have been sparked by an illegal cooking fire in one of the camps. >> pam: the area was posted with notices on friday, giving the campers 72- hours to clear out. these are among 66 -such homeless encampments along coyote creek and the guadalupe river, which, authorities say, are being used as toilets. . >> pam: according to the most recent homeless census, there are an estimated 5,000 homeless people on the streets on any given night in san jose. city wide, there are thought to be, as many as 250 homeless camps. san jose has budgeted 1- point-6 million dollars toward the on-going outreach and clean-up effort. half hour. >> it will result in lower medical bills and your trips to the march to see room especially for those most vulnerable. especially those kids that as much. that suffers from a as ma >> jacqueline: cooler and 58 in daly city barely get into the '60s and set francisco and half moon bay. still in th'r portions of

de hecho, se presenta el tema como un tema de credibilidad, donde el coyote le dice a la familia en lajador, de sacar a un niÑo solo de guatemala y ponerlo en los estados unidos? mÁs o menos. >> desconozco exactamente, pero se habla de 5 a 7 mil dÓlares, y que ahora le ofrecen tres chances. es decir, si no logra entrar a la primera, repiten a la segunda y hasta la tercera hasta que lo colocan. entonces es un tema complejo, ¿verdad? >> ahora, embajador, usted tiene de pronto esta crisis, llega recientemente aquÍ a los estados unidos como nuevo embajador de guatemala, tiene esta enorme crisis, ¿cÓmo responde ante ella? ¿quÉ estÁ haciendo? >> bueno, mire, afortunadamente guatemala desde el 2005 es el paÍs centroamericano o latinoamericano que ha puesto el tema sobre el tapete. nosotros presentamos el aÑo pasado, la primera dama, rosita leal de pÉrez, presentÓ ante la conferencia regional de migraciÓn la estrategia de guatemala, que bÁsicamente consiste en generar programas de reinserciÓn cuando vienen retornados los niÑos, un programa de protecciÓn consulada aquÍ en estados unidos, nosotr

along the banks of coyote creek near highway 101 and mckee road. fast-moving brush fire in the area last week, is thought to have been sparked by an illegal cooking fire in one of the camps. >> pam:the area was posted with notices on friday, giving the campers 72- hours to clear out. these >> pam:are among 66 -such homeless encampments along coyoteriver, which, authorities say, are being used as toilets. >> pam:according to the most recent homeless census, there are an estimated 5,000 homeless people on the streets on any given night in san jose. city wide, there are thought to be, as many as 250 homeless camps. san jose has budgeted 1- point-6 million dollars toward the on-going outreach and clean-up effort. >> pam:catherine? >> catherine:a developing story. an american soldier held captive for 5 years by afghan militants is recuperating in a german hospital. it's not clear yet when army sgt. bowe bergdahl will return home to the u.s.but not everyone is celebrating. >> pam: >> catherine:bowe bergdahl was america's last pow.held by the taliban for