wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple generations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have aensor in front that's triggered by motion or heat that allows me to document wildlife that is using a particular ar

coyotes. the hefty fine you can face for making friends with wild animals. >>> a new water mandate for our north bay city. how much water do people in santa rosa have to cut down on. that's next. >>> one person hospitalized after apartment fire. firefighters kept flames from spreading to other buildings. multiple apartments were damaged. at this point we don't know how it started. >>> coyotes citing in san francisco's golden gate park is not new. recently they become more frequent and the coyotes seemed far more comfortable getting close to people. that's raising red flags and prompting some changes. >> reporter: we are right in the middle of what's called puppy seasons for coyotes. it is the time of the year where they are look to raise and feed and protect their young. many are doing it right here at urban forest. this was a picture taken last thursday at 11:00 in the morning. a coyote spotted casually sitting in the middle of san francisco's botanical garden. >> her friend saw the animal an

the coyotes are back at golden gate park. they used to keep their distance, but these days they're getting up close and personal with people. and that's a red flag. and human behavior is to blame. nbc bay area is at golden gate park, ginger? >> reporter: since the pandemic began, there has been an uptick in coyote sightings. these days those sightings are more likely to be up close and personal, and that adds to the problem. this is a picture taken last thursday at 11:00 in the morning. a coyote spotted casually sitting in the middle of san francisco's botanical gardens. anna saw the animal and snapped a photo without thinking much about it. some say that's part of the problem. >> nothing is scary for me. >> reporter: camilla fox says we in the middle of pupping season for coyotes, when they are looking for a safe space to raise, feed and protect their young. >> there's a coyote pair in the botanical garden, and i believe they've had seven pups. >> reporter: they aren't new, but their increasing comfort around human beings ar

if you ever get close contact with the coyote. >> a frightening close call with a coyote in san francisco described as awkward. they can offer a moment where the coyote was caught trying to take a kid, take it to the baby. zoe williams says that's who we're friend who witnessed the recent incident describes it. the sighting happened at the botanical gardens when 2 women brought their small children to the area to play. >> one of them describing it as a traumatic encounter when a coyote quickly approached the 2 toddlers, thankfully no one was physically hurt. but now signs are posted at the gardens warning visitors at its coyote pupping season and there's an active coyote done in the area concerning for obviously we are. >> wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware and knowledgeable and knowing exactly what you need to do as newer parents. cherry major mark cause us that her husband j j. >> share concerns

concerned about the coyotes behavior.hey believe the coyote has been fed extensively by humans and therefore not afraid of them. i know like. >> authority has just like messed up until ecological pattern and also in county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. if you're aware of coyotes in your area. experts say you should not feed them and remove any attractions like food waste in pet food from an area if you're approached. >> they say pick up small children and pets act big make loud noises and do not run. >> animal care and control says it's currently consulting experts on the next steps to take to ensure the safety of both visitors and the coyotes in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> it's a 52. we'll be right back. >> 8.55 the time. let's talk area baseball. the oakland coliseum opened back up to full capacity as the a's hosted the rangers fans came walking in thrilled by the opportunity to be back in the stands there and only about 5,000 fans turned out. but that's fine. that number will gro

this goes against -- the all- natural coyote behavior. this committee has lived in sentences this is 2016 and it has used this to reduce his fear people are feeding wildlife. >> they are meeting with the state to come up clearlythe kids . this is a se problem. >> reporter: they have placed coyote signs throughout the botanical garden. and they are told people to be alert of the wild animals. >>> new gun regulations are coming to san jose just hours ago city council approved the rules. this is how they will impact gunowners. amanda? >> reporter: tonight, it was the first step. we know that council approved and to go forward with them. we will have to wait until the fall, actually, until a final goal. this was the really split at one point. with unanimous vote, tuesday, thll be california recording all gunowners carry liability insurance. they must pay and annual fee with supporting >> this implicates their rights. this is a great concern. we need to focus on doing everything constitutionally and lawfully . this is one of several in the nat

this goes against -- the all- natural coyote behavior.his committee has lived in sentences this is 2016 and it has used this to reduce his fear people are feeding wildlife. >> they are meeting with the state to come up solutions. >> clearly it is not safe for the kids . this is a serious problem. >> reporter: they have placed coyote signs throughout the botanical garden. and they are told people to be alert of the wild animals. >>> new gun regulations are coming to san jose just hours ago city council approved the rules. this is how they will impact gunowners. amanda? >> reporter: tonight, it was the first step. we know that council approved and to go forward with them. we will have to wait until the fall, actually, until a final goal. this was the really split at one point. with unanimous vote, tuesday, that is a will be the first city california recording all gunowners carry liability insurance. they must pay and annual fee with supporting >> this implicates their rights. this is a great concern. we need to focus on in evything cstution

not sure if the coyote came from the hillside or nearby ross creek.shannon posted the attack on next door, warning the community keep an eye on your pets, and she has just stay indoors for at least six months to a year. um but i'm not letting her back outside. azenith smith ktvu, fox two news still ahead tonight, a member of the las vegas raiders has now made nfl history with an announcement he made on instagram today, plus the legendary stonewall inn in new york city now refusing to sell the budweiser brand of beer will tell you why. tonight to cee month. the festivities included the lighting of the state capital now illuminated in rainbow colors, organizers say the lighting concept glowing with pride celebrates not just the lgbtq community but also diversity and inclusion. the state capital will remain illuminated every night through june. 27th defensive lineman carl nassib of the las vegas raiders is now the nfl's first openly gay, active player. nassib came out in a personal instagram post this afternoon, saying he agonized over this moment for th

concerned about the coyotes behavior. they believe the coyote has been fed extensively by humans and therefore not afraid of them, you know, like. >> authority has just like messed up until ecological and also uk during the day and like something's probably wrong. if you're aware of coyotes in your area. experts say you should not feed them and remove any attractions like food waste in pet food from an area if you're approached. >> they say pick up small children and pets act big make loud noises and do not run. >> mulcaire and control says they're currently consulting with experts on the next steps to ensure the safety of both visitors and those coyotes live in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news taylor, thank you for that. >> tonight, the owners of a corner store deli in san francisco's south of mid market neighborhood say they were assaulted by a shoplifter. this happened monday afternoon rima judah tony baloney. delhi says she saw the man steal a drink and let him go because she didn't want any trouble, but she says thi

the coyotes that have wildlife experts concerned. what they're telling you not to do. >>> we're likely to see close encounters with the fog. will it last for fourth of july weekend? we come right back. here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> crews are racing to stop a fast moving fire in fresno county. that smoke from a pg&e camera. fire burk 14 miles northeast of shaver lake. firefighters say it is burning in a rural area. luckily, not lots of homes. at last check, the fire had burned 125 acres and containment is at zero. >>> adding insult to injury, we know this could be one of the most dangerous fires in california history. now we're learning that some of the most elite wildland firefighters are not

just a chest off the coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and i finally let go. a neighbor surveillance camera captured who was believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote headed down, shaw. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two. ft long and maybe what? 18. 20 inches tall coward. he dragged your cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in the neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionless and dehydrated. shannon took ginger to an animal hospital and campbell and they found that the coyote. had broken her shoulder blade, her right shoulder blade. um, and she had two puncture wounds. injuries consistent with a coyote attack love. primarily hunt small game such as rabbit for squirrels. caps um, aren't much bigger than that. state fish and wildlife says the drought may be partially to blame. not sure if the coyote came from

the coyotes paint a perfect picture of the journey. but i see the people when they arrive sick or dying >> reporter: now, in a statement facebook told us in part they use technology, people and partnerships to remove this content and to combat ways the platform may be used by those who want to harm people. and they say they are constantly evaluating new ways to improve enforcement. lester >> jacob ward, thanks. >>> up next, how to fix costly mistakes in your credit report >>> we want to show you a very close call in austin, texas this afternoon as a boat with four people on board came within feet of plunging over a dam. with part of the boat over the top of the dam. emergency crews were able to pull it back everyone is okay >>> also tonight, have you checked your credit score lately? you might find mistakes that could cost you big vicky nguyen with the price you pay. >> reporter: your credit score is key to securing a car or home loan, even a job but "consumer reports" says it asked members to check for mistakes on their credit report

which he is saying is probably a coyote. >> yeah. yeah. >> it must make you angry do this all day? >> yes, i get angry. the coyotes paint a perfect picture of the journey but i see the people when they arrive, sick or dying. >> now, in a statement, facebook told us in part, they use technology, people, and partnerships to remove this content. and to combat ways the platform may be used by those who want to harm people. and they say they are constantly evaluating new ways to improve enforcement. lester. >> jacob ward, thanks. >>> up next, how to fix costly mistakes in your credit report. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and alwe're gonna learn. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> a very close call in austin, texas, this afternoon. as a boat with four people onboard came within feet of plunging over a dam. with part of the boat over the top of the dam, emerge

she says a coyote wander ngoutoscare the eally close andh coyote away. >> the coyote ran away. i thought. i grabbed my son, look at him. i confirm he hasn't been touched and i turn around and look back at my daughter and the coyote had gone over to her. >> layla says the coyote wasn't acting particularly aggressive but was just a foot from her daughter and unfazed by the park goers yelling. another mom told abc7 she was there and the coyote charged at her daughter. she says she had to dive daughter her daughter to save her. animal care and control officials have been meeting with wildlife officials to try to find some solution to this. state law prohibits relocation of coyotes. meanwhile, recreation and parks has placed coyote signs through the the garden and employees are telling families to be on alert. >>> a southern california couple is facing $18,000 in fines for digging up and burying dozens of joshua trees on their property. they did it to make way for their new home. a neighbor reported it to authorities. it is illegal to cut joshua trees without a permit because they'r

here on abc7. >>> a coyote got dangerously close to babies. a week and a half ago, layla boyle was at the botanical garden with her 5-year-old son and 1-year-old twins. she said a coyote wandered onto the lawn and got close to her son and they made loud noises to scare it away. >> it ran away, i grab my son, i confirmed he hadn't been touched and i looked at my daughter and the coyote had gone to her. >> she said the coyote was not really being aggressive but was just a foot away from her daughter and unfazed by all the partygoers who are yelling. another mom said she was there the same day and the coyote charged at her 1-year-old daughter. she said she had to dive towards her daughter to save her. officials have been meeting come up or some type of solution sends state law prohibits relocating coyotes. meanwhile, recreations and parks have posted signs throughout the garden and employees are telling families to be on alert for these animals. >>> a couple is facing $18,000 in fines for digging up and burying joshua trees on their property. the

just a chest off the coyote.approaching him, and i finally let go. a neighbor surveillance camera captured who is believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote headed down shot. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two ft. long. maybe what 18 to 20 inches tall. cody drag your cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in a neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionless and dehydrated. shannon took ginger to an animal hospital and campbell and they found that the coyote. had broken her shoulder blade, her right shoulder blade. um, and she had two puncture wounds. injuries consistent with a coyote attack. ladies love primarily hunt small game such as rabbit for squirrels. caps um, aren't much bigger than that. state fish and wildlife says the drought may be partially to blame. not sure if the coyote came from the hillside or nearby ross creek. shannon

plus the coyotes are back. why park rangers say the animals aren't to blame. >>> good evening, i'm raj mathai. we ask and we stop with a simple question, what's happening here? is this a problem for other areas or is it a problem for us in the bay area? a lot of talk about the delta variant does apply to us and bottom line, are we going to start wearing masks indoors again? let's get you caught up. last week, the world health organization warned that this delta variant is spreading quickly. we know that. we've be hearing about i. the p.h.o. said fully vaccinated people should consider wearing masks again because of it. yesterday los angeles coup made that same recommendation. are we seeing the delta variant here? they've detected 372 cases in california. that's not a lot, relatively speaker. there are likely more, because labs are sequencing a small number of covid cases right now. the delta variant last week accounted for about 15% of the covid cases sequenced. we asked bay air county health departments, how m

la patrulla fronteriza revela la nacionalidad del niÑo abandonado por coyotes.iento propiedad de los empleados. con empleados locales tan diversos como san francisco. construimos el sistema de reciclaje de la ciudad desde cero... ayudando a convertir a san francisco en la ciudad más verde de estados unidos. pero no lo hubiéramos logrado sin usted. gracias. thank you. gracias, san francisco. gracias. sigamos marcando la diferenci. juntos. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] el día puede esperar. entra al estado dorado con auténticos productos lácteos de california. ♪ ilia: la patrulla fronteriza revelÓ detalles del niÑo encontrado sÓlo en la frontera. llorando y con gritos desgarradores. suplicando a un hombre y una mujer que no lo abandonen. [llanto] >> no, no, no! no se vayan. no! [llanto] ilia: el niÑo tiene 7 aÑos, es ecautoriano. se tomÓ la informaciÓn y luego lo pusieron en manos del departamento de salud y servicios humanos. hace unos dÍas les contamos la historia de un migrante

witnesses say a coyote approach to kids earlier this month. thankfully no one was physically hurt, but signs are now posted at the gardens warning visitors at its coyote puppies season and is active coyote did in that area. >> obviously we are wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware. >> and knowledgeable and like authority has just like messed up until ecological pattern and also in county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. >> animal care and control believe that coyotes have been fed in that area frequently by humans and are no longer afraid. we're learning more about the 3.9 magnitude earthquake that struck in the east bay monday night hit on the hayward fault line and it did not seem to produce any noticeable aftershocks. now the hayward fault line is an active fault, as are several across the bay area. the last quake of this magnitude t

just a chest off the coyote. i finally let go. a neighbor surveillance camera captured who is believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote headed down, shaw. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two ft. long. maybe what 18 to 20 inches tall. cody dragged your cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in a neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionless and dehydrated. shannon took ginger to an animal hospital and campbell and they found that the coyote. had broken her shoulder blade, her right shoulder blade. um, and she had two puncture wounds, injuries consistent with a coyote attack love. primarily hunt small game such as rabbit for squirrels. caps um, aren't much bigger than that. state, fish and wildlife says the drought may be partially to blame. not sure if the coyote came from the hillside or nearby ross creek. shannon posted the attack on n

and so in this response, the mexican coyotes instruct themselves to give themselves up to u.s. customs border agents to claim asylum. this is what they are told. that is the secret password to get in. asylum. fear. that seems to be the key to en or the our country. general garland, do you agree that human smugglers are taking advantage of our asylum system? >> i think that there is no doubt that human smugglers and human traffickers are taking advantage of the people who they are smuggling, and that is the reason that we have just stood up a new task force, anti-human smuggling and anti-human trafficking to involve all of the main agencies of what we call it the task force alpha, and just announced this week including the cooperation with homeland security. we are also putting people into the northern triangle countries where the smuggling originates to try to interdict it there, and also introducing anti-corruption units to assist those countries in ending the corruption that often leads to people going to these smuggling entities. >> and the coyotes are no doubt taking advant

it's coyote pupping season.o there's an active coyote, dan in that area. >> obviously we are wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but. >> you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware. >> and know like authority has just like messed up until ecological pattern and also in county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. >> animal care and control believe the coyote was frequently fed by humans and is no longer afraid. >> now from coyotes, 2 mountain lions new this there's been another mountain lion and it actually another one on top of that. yeah, it's all happening in petaluma on the highway. want to watch just off the freeway. we were visiting earlier with kron four's. yulia seth has. >> and last time we chatted with her. we were talking about this one singular citing. but as it turns out. there's been been another one. just this very morning. fact. let's go ba

here the penalty of being a coyote is five or six years in prison. it's a joke. will see whether she follows through on that? >> i guess so. >> bret: juan, he says the message changed and then the coyotes sprung into action. >> >> juan: yeah, i think that's an important point that coyotes are telling people yeah, give us your kids and come with us and we will get you in there biden is not going to turn you away at the border. clearly it was important that she deliver that message. i think the bigger message too, by the way, is that she wants to institutions in those countries so you don't have people fleeing out of fear of violence, a sense of hopelessness because the corruption and the cartels are so thick that they're killing off economic opportunity. that's why people are coming here. >> bret: byron, quickly? >> byron: this shows the complete absurd contradiction in messages from the united states in which vice president goes to the guatemala says do not come. alejandro mayorkas at dhs has said the same thing. then the u.s. government is working 24/7 to accomm

experts suggest if you come across a coyote, here's what you do. you pick up all your small children and your dogs. you slowly start to back away. you make really loud noises and any coyote sightings should be reported to the california department of fish and wildlife, especially so they can let people know. coming up next to the kron 00:00am morning news. well, local food bank is looking for volunteers. how you can help. f san mateo county were honored at a reopening celebration the theme was roaring 20's. >> which not to the 1920's renaissance that followed the 1918 flu pandemic. it was a lively celebration with live music and food on hand county supervisor david can eat them, says he believes june 15th will be remembered for years to come. >> this is something that i truly believe in the future i will become state holiday because it is a of celebration. and so we keep continue to move forward better things are in our future. >> the county was also offering vaccinations at the festivities, san mateo county is administered nearly 1 million doses o

after buying passage from coyotes. >> people tell us they have been communicating with coyotes to tryly on whatsapp or on facebook itself. they spend thousands of dollars, years of their lives, and wind up with nothing. >> the going right is $9,000 for an adult, 7,000 for children. it's an established online market and after finding a coyote on facebook communications switch to whatsapp. this man escaping violence in honduras tells us he spent four years in belize saving his $9,000, he made it across the border and was deported. in a statement, facebook told us in part they use technology, people, and partnerships to combat ways our platform may be used by those who want to harm people. gustavo banda spends hours each week doing battle with coyotes online, trying to warn people away from them. >> they actually assure people that in five days you will have legal papers to cross to the u.s. migrants are desperate, and they'll believe the smugglers. >> showing the chats in the group in which people are saying, i want to get across. and here's somebody writing, can i write you privately,

ilia: una pareja de presuntos coyotes abandonÓ un niÑo de 5 aÑos en la frontera.na requiere ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta ♪ ♪ tu primer empleo en tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] el día puede esperar. entra al estado dorado con auténticos productos lácteos de california. jorge: el niÑo wilton saliÓ hoy con su mamÁ meylin de paseo en bote. tambiÉn conocido como el niÑo de la frontera recorriÓ. se autorizÓ la reunificaciÓn luegÓ de varias semanas separados. ilia: la historia que vamos a contar de un niÑo que pasÓ por lo que wilton tambiÉn pasÓ. cada vez son mÁs frecuen

wilton se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo luego de ser abandonado por coyotes en la frontera. quÉ alegrÍa.embre. las recientes detenciones de candidatos opositores, entre ellos cristiana chamorro y arturo cruz confirman el rumbo de ortega a quien lo acusaron de haber establecido un estadio violento. borja: pasamos con michelle galvÁn con esa noticia que sorprende a colombia de un joven que estÁ vivo de milagro. michelle: buenas tardes, muy buenas tardes, para la gente que nos ve en "ediciÓn digital". tenemos una historia que no se puede perder. un potente chorro de agua, disparado por la policÍa, estrellÓ a un joven contra el pavimento y la imagen sacudiÓ a colombia y al mundo. terminÓ en un hospital. >> quien el crÁneo hinchado, con sangre. estÁ muy grave. michelle: sin embargo, contra todo pronÓstico, hoy a las 5:00 de la tarde vamos a presentar absolutamente todos los detalles para que usted no se lo pierda, los esperamos en "primer impacto". borja: ahÍ estaremos, gracias. carolina: mientras tanto el bit coÍn parece avanzar en su Éxito y el salvador podrÍa ser el primer paÍs en adoptar

a family has 2 little kids won in 2 years old and they really close encounter with a coyote.mal experts now say they're concerned and they believe that this animal is no longer afraid of humans. >> and lee in his stead. mother is back in las vegas where she'll appear in a courtroom tomorrow morning to face a murder charge over her son's death. the legal experts will break down what we can expect to learn when she faces a judge. those storie >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news an awkward moment where the coyote was caught. >> trying to take kids, take it to the baby. tonight at 10, a coyote gets dangerously close to 2 small children at the san francisco botanical gardens. >> and now the park is issuing a warning tonight to future visitors. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining at this hour on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. witnesses say a coyote quickly approached one year-old and a 2 year-old. >> before their parents and staff there at the park sprang into action kron 4 taylor bisacky

saying is probably a coyote. >> definitely. >> it must make you angry to do this all day?arrive sick or dieing. >> these people are so brutalized and dramatized they don't realize they have been deported until he breaks it to them they're back in mexico. >> great reporting, i appreciate you being live for us this morning. >>> just minutes from now lawmakers getting ready to start a virtual hearing focused on voting rights. we'll have the details. >>> up next here on this show, the latest battleground in the country's culture wars? a suburban dc school district. we have that school district's leader on facing down angry parents. n facing down angry parents. ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ karma-karma-karma- karma-karma chameleon ♪ ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. ♪ karma-karma-karma-karma-karma chameleon... ♪ ice t, stone cold calling on everyone to turn to cold washing with

son diarias las llamadas para rescatar a personas que se encuentran abandonadas a su suerte por un coyotee por todo el sector del valle del ríío grande >>> quieren hacer lo máás alto para que los migrantes se puedan ver desde lejos despuéés de eso 911 avisa a los agentes y pueden acceder a esa ubicación ademáás tenemos máás de 1000 placas de auxilio para los migrantes que se encuentran perdidos y que tengan celular puedan dar la información cada placa tiene un núúmero úúnico y eso sirve para nosotros saber la ubicacióón del migrante >>> la patrulla fronteriza llegóó un poco máás de 600 rescates de migrantes en lo que va del año fiscal >>> y en otros temas o llegóó al puerto de miami lucero de royal caribean, vamos con máás detalles >>> este crucero desembarcóó en el puerto de miami ahíí conocimos las impresiones de los pasajeros voluntarios >>> no sabííamos que que esperar la verdad pero todo fue por el celular o desde la misma habitacióón >>> fue muy buena la experiencia todas las personas las medidas los protocolos >>> debido a la pandemia hubo diferencias entre pasajeros vacunados y no

una cÁmara grabÓ el salto de control fronterizo guiado por coyotes. entrenador del equipo que celebrÓ el triunfo arrojando tortillas en contra de rivales hispanos. >> querÍan humillar al equipo, verdad? aventando tortillas, porque somos la mayorÍa mexicanos. jorge: estampida en los Ángeles. vacas escaparon del matadero, una persona resultÓ herida. ♪ locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. jorge: muy buenas noches. me acompaÑa paulina. bienvenida. paulina: quÉ tal? muy buenas noches a todos. comenzamos con las noticias. comenzamos con la visita de la vicepresidenta kamala harris a frontera con mÉxico. ocurrirÁ luego de recibir crÍticas por aÚn no haberlo hecho. jorge: el presidente la puso para frenar el ingreso de inmigrantes. el secretario de seguridad nacional la acompaÑarÁ en el viaje. paulina: claudia tiene mÁs detalles. reportera: la vicepresidenta irÁ este viernes a la frontera con mÉxico. visitarÁ el paso texas luego de una serie de crÍticas por su ausencia en la zona fronteriza. >> esperamos que tenga el tiempo p

coyotes are in the area.es say they saw a coyote approaching 2 kids earlier this month which is pretty scary, but. >> thankfully nobody was hurt. you know, the signs are posted, though, around the gardens to warn people. that is coyote pupping season. >> so they want you to know there's an active cody gain in that area. >> obviously we are wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware. >> and know like authority has just like messed up until ecological pattern and also in county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. >> yeah, animal care and control thinks the coyote has probably been fed frequently by humans in the past. so it's no longer afraid of them. and his feeling free to approach. so be careful. all right. let's talk very baseball real quick, the oakland coliseum opened back to full capacity is the a's were

coyote actually they say approach to kids earlier this month, but they weren't hurt.have signs up, warning people who are visiting the gardens to just be aware that there is an active coyote, dan in that area. >> obviously we are. >> wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware. >> and knowledgeable and like authority has just like messed up until ecological and also county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. >> animal care and control believe that the coyote have been fed frequently by humans. and so it's no longer afraid. >> 7.52 is the time also in the news this morning, if you haven't heard already golden gate bridge tolls going to go up. so if you drive it regularly be prepared to dig a little deeper in your pocket each month to cover that cost toll rates are going up. transit fares are all increasing as of tomorrow. it's all part of that 5 year told program that wa

not only of the separated from their parents, they are in the care of coyotes.if you are an 11 -month-old who's by yourself it's crying and diaper list the caddies go, go to that house over there and then they leave. >> that is absolutely right about the conditions in terms of people crossing with coyotes the kind of danger they are and what happens when children show up unaccompanied printer not going to turn them away and i don't think is a country anyone would say we should be pushing five or six -year-olds back across the rio grande. probably harris did raised her hand for free healthcare for people who come here undocumented. joe biden didn't. she is party joe biden administration bread she serves him as the vice president at at his pleasure. it is his policies that stand there. to ned's point and she's lying to the american people the state department's published reports under democrat and republican presidents, like donald trump that have said the climate change crisis is forcing people to become refugees. that's predominantly happening in the middle east

they are sending their children with coyotes, children found wandering in the desert is a direct result of joe biden's policy. family separation policy at the border. >> harris: as we go forward you have the president and vice president taking ownership of this. it is unmitigated falling apart, becoming worse every day. what needs to happen? mayorkas is defending the vice president saying she lived in a border state. california had a wall, has one. so she ought to know what she is doing, his defense of her. your last thoughts. >> there is no defense of this. this is a direct result of undoing the policies that had succeeded to secure the board. it wasn't perfectly secure. it was in the process of being secured. how if you lift the remain in mexico policies guess what? people won't remain in mexico. if you lift the third country agreements people won't apply for the first country they arrive in. these are consequences of policy decisions being made in the white house and they just don't want to own it. >> harris: i'll see you again when it is 86 plus days. let's hope not but we'll cover

vecino aún no le encuentran la vieron en una casa cercana >>> se emitido un aviso de presencia de coyote uno pero la verdad no me da miedo hemos visto bastante >>> no se que hacer que estos animales y ultras estatales hasta 1000 $ también al departamento de parques y declaraciones dice que si usted es suspendido golpeando o alimentando a un coyote puede recibir una multa de hasta 250 $ >>> tiempo de pasa con el reporte del tiempo, ganó sobre el huracán >>> así es, la tormenta tropical ha entrado ya el golfo de california ha afectado a las ciudades costeras del oeste de méxico se espera que continúe perdiendo fuerza y finalmente toqué tierra al norte de la paz sobre las costas de baja california norte es impresionante acaso la categoría uno de huracán pero ha perdido fuerza iba seguir perdiendo fuerza en las próximas 24 horas cuando llegue al norte de la paz, veamos qué significa esto para nosotros, para california la entrada de toda esa humedad llegando desde el sur hacia la zona del norte genera la presencia de tormentas eléctricas que a su vez generan incendios esto es lo que está suce

una cÁmara grabÓ el salto de control fronterizo guiado por coyotes.

take a look at this a coyote on the stroll in south san francisco, animal experts say as temperaturesstart to heat up. >> but you keep an eye out for wondering wildlife in your neighborhood. experts suggest that if you come across the coyote picket small children dogs slowly back away and make some loud noises. coyote sightings should be reported to the california department of fish and wildlife. >> if you're in the silicon valley you may be seeing more cars on the road with nobody behind the wheel cars like that one. company pony ai has started testing fully driverless cars on public roads in fremont and in milpitas the company now has fully driverless automated vehicles on public roads in 3 cities in the united states and in china, the dmv approve the company to test 6 driverless vehicles in the bay area. pony ai plans to roll out police driverless service to the public next year. >> for your money tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge where 10's of thousands of drivers who crossed into san francisco. well, they can expect to see a refund in their bank account soon. the gol

that is word of mouth and we heard the vice president talking about the coyotes, these are the people who arrange for people to traffic them further north for payment. they are the ones who have been telling people the u.s. border is open and so this is the one-on-one information that they're getting from the coyotes as opposed to the message from the vice president visiting here that it will reach some of the population, but not a lot of them. >> yamiche, thanks for that, kerry. let me pick up on what kerry was talking about there and that is the message to the people in guatemala, what are the white house's expectations for this trip? >> the white house's expectations for this trip are that the vice president will be able to be there, meet with the officials in different countries, including, of course, the president of guatemala and really try to work on the relationships between the u.s. and central america. there is, at this point, no deliverable that i can gather when i talked to white house officials on this, but there is the sense that she's working on the long-term goal of mi

being left with their teddy bears by the coyotes. how is this a system that you say president biden wanted and talked about? how is -- that's not what is happening. >> the system is broken. clearly. it needs more attention. of course, there is an increase in attempt to illegally immigrate here from the border. also an increase in apprehension. so we're doing more on enforcement. >> martha: that's because they were told they should come. >> they were never told they should come. >> martha: you want me to play the sound bite? if you are fleeing oppression, you should come. you should immediately surge the border. these people do think they're seeking asylum. they believe they have a good claim. >> no if you're fleeing because you don't have a good job, that's not oppression. >> martha: they shouldn't have had to make the trip, a lot of mixed messages here. it's very confusing for a lot of folks. you know, we'll see how this whole visit plays politically. aoc says it's disappointing. we'll see how it goes. david, thanks. tomi, always go

. >>> proving it is a locking them out there, new video just sent from a viewer, a coyote sighting in san francisco that happened around midnight pick of the viewer says he was driving on ocean avenue near 24th when a truck coyote scampered across the street and as you can see the coyote was responsibly using the crosswalk. >> we had a bear sighting in oakland yesterday. >> yes, it is that time of year, and we are seeing a lot more this year. i wonder how much the child is playing a role, especially in so many bears are coming down. that last one from yesterday the newscast was looking for water, actually. look at that view from the top of sutro tower. no clouds. it is june, we are supposed to be doing june gloom right now and we have already for couple of days and is coming back. but for right now we don't have it and for tomorrow we will not have it either. a really good weekend if you like sunshine and enjoying the view without the clouds getting in the way. tomorrow will feel different because even though we don't have the gray clouds coming overhead, we are still getting a cool d