the coyote is the size of a wolf. it's not. well, i mean, coyotes look big, right?ey are are true. they're they're very lean. and people compare it with their dogs because people know how much their dog weigh. their dogs weigh. and many people have like a £50 dog. i'm a £50 dog and they see a coyote. they're like it the size of my dog. it was £50. and and i understand that have a £50 dog and i think i reason i would approximate them approximate their to be about the size of my dog. but the truth is there are all the coyotes very rarely can get to £50, but on average in the east coast they're like £35. and in the west coast are even smaller. they're like £25. so they're, you know, on the west coast on average, they're half the size of my dog. it is they're so lean and fluffy and and lanky, tall, lanky. yeah. and and other interesting thing is, has actually been if you hear them howl, it sounds like a huge pack. oh there must have been ten or 15 of them. and people there's a paper on this where they published they experimentally played people different numbers of prio

pese a que el desierto de arizona ha sido la tumba de varios inmigrantesmuchos siguen cruzÁndolo con coyotesiando los peligros de esta ruta. veremos cÓmo se coordinan los operativos de rescate. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ —— chaleco antibalas abriera fuera de mallÉn diseminada. la policÍa dijo que restÓ un hombresospechoso de ser tirador. entre los heridos hay al menos dos menores de edad pero no se conoce su condiciÓn de salud. el tiroteo fue poco despuÉs de las 20:30 versiones de la prensa local seÑalanque los agentes acudieron al lugar escucharon los disparos hechos, aparentemente, con un rifle. algunas vÍctimas fueron transportadas a hospitales cero—— a hospitales cercanos por solÍs en emergencia y otras llegaron con vehÍculos particulares. los mismos reportes seÑalan que la policÍa no disparÓ contra el atacante y que su arresto se produjo sin mÁs violencia. esto es lo que acaba de decirla vocera de la policÍa. [habla el inglÉs] ——[ habla en inglÉs] >> se trata de la noticia en pleno desarrollo que estaremos actualizando mÁs adelante. maity:hay una recompensa de $28,000 por informa

en las Áreas remotas por donde los coyotes los cruzan, hay montaÑas con acantilados y caÑones.rosa. durante el actual aÑo fiscal que empezÓ en octubre, llevan casi 200 rescates en helicÓptero. >> llevamos sobre 175 rescates, de los cuales mÁs de la mitad fueron a travÉs de helicÓptero. >> aquÍ es donde estÁ una de nuestras aeronaves patrullando la zona. >> los rescates que se realizan en el desierto se coordinan desde este centro de operaciones en tucson. >> simplemente marcando al 911. >> desde aquÍ han a los agentes. los primeros en llegar son los que estÁn cerca. si el Área es remota y complicada, enviar a unidades aero marÍtimas. >> los 420 km de Área operativa que tenemos llos podemos ubicar y determinar los recursos necesarios para poder realizar un rescate. >> durante el presente aÑo fiscal la patrulla fronteriza de este sector recibiÓ 18,000 llamada de rescate y se registraron 65 muertes. >> el 17 de junio de 2023 la tasa de tramitaciÓn de visado cambiarÁ y ahora costarÁ mÁs caro. las vistas de visitantes por negocio, turismo, b1, b1, bcc aumentarÁn. las visas de comerc

algo que estamos viendo y que nos gustaría comunicarle a los migrantes que tengan cuidado >>>los coyotesn los mujeres y niños y es que el calor intenso no es el único peligro o riesgo que enfrentan los migrantes cuando intentan cruzar la frontera hemos visto que más de veinticincocasos de abuso sexual solo con gente que hemos encontrado en el sector del río este año fiscal y en los últimos setenta días fueron más de veinte >>>bernal agrega que más de setenta y cinco por ciento de los abusos sexuales que fueron reportados han ocurrido en estos últimos setenta días >>>los reportes fueron varios y cada situación es diferente pero puede ocurrir en una casa o puede ocurrir en elmonte los están cruzando nos tienen retirado de la gente y ahí lo acusan >>>autoridades explican que los coyotes ven a los migrantes como un simple producto que les dejara dinero y no advierten a los inmigrantes sobre los posibles peligros >>>cuando nos traen simplemente no les importa si tienen que dejarlos atrás lo dejan atrásy esto pasa diariamente tenemos que trabajar con nuestros compañeros en donde ocurrieron los

bajo temperaturas de mÁs de 100°f con ellos venÍa un niÑo de 4 aÑos y su madre nos cuenta cÓmo un coyote >> el director de la policÍa de miami, florida en estado crÍtico. segÚn la policÍa, estuvo involucrado en un pleito domÉstico en un hotel de tampa y despuÉs se disparÓ. en medio de la barbie manÍa, una fotografÍa, es jimena, una niÑa de ocho aÑos que vende dulces en las calles de bolivia, cÓmo esta imagen le cambiÓ la vida. (mÚsica) >> noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro. buenas tardes, comenzamos con informaciÓn de Última hora, hoy el gobierno del presidente biden presentÓ una demanda contra el gobernador de texas. en el centro de todo estÁn las boyas que el estado puso a lo largo del rÍo bravo para detener a los migrantes. hoy vencÍa el plazo que el departamento de justicia le dio al gobernador greg abbott para quitar esa barrera pero el gobernador respondiÓ con una carta desafiante dirigida al presidente. francisco fajardo reporta desde la frontera. >> la maquinaria pesada estÁ en el agua pero a pesar del peligro las controversiales boyas flotantes en el rÍo grande no se remueve

you could see the coyote taking a stroll down the sidewalk. some advice from the department of fish and wildlife, if you see a coyote like that one, just don't get too close to it. >>> it's a small bay area town that residents pay millions to call home. >> if you're walking or biking throughout through atherton, candice nguyen has a big warning for you tonight. candice joins us now in the newsroom. candice? >>> after multiple pedestrian deaths in atherton we started digging into the data and speaking with victims' families. collision data from the national highway transportation safety administration shows from 2011 to 2020 atherton's pedestrian death rate was more than double and triple its neighboring cities per capita and significantly higher than major bay area cities like san francisco, oakland and san jose during that period atherton and caltran says they made changes. we found more pedestrian injuries and more pedestrian deaths like the one you're seeing on your screen. victims' families say officials have been warned about this danger

if you see a coyote like this one, do not get close to it. just let it do what it needs to do. >>> okay. the weekend is almost here. we know it's going to be a hot summer burst. you were just talking about phoenix. this is the temp right now? >> yeah, right now. 115. they were at 119 earlier. >> wow. it doesn't cool down much in the evenings there. >> no. it's hard to complain about the temperatures we're going to be seeing here for parts of the bay area. i'll get you all the details in that microclimate forecast. yes, 115 right now in phoenix. for us, even though we did have some 90s today, thankfully right here in the bay area, we tend to get fog this time of the year, and that really is what has saved us today from getting up to that 105, 110. right now, 57 here in half moon bay. 66 san francisco. and some upper 80s and low 90s out here across those inland valleys. now, through tomorrow, we could continue to keep some areas of fog, especially near the coastline for the morning. a chance of some spotty drizzle at 7:00. it's going to clear o

that coyote strolling along the sidewalk, taking 21st street. if you spot a coyote, don't get too close to it. >>> san francisco beloved brewery getting a second life. really employees of anchor brewing want to buy the band. the union representing the employees confirmed the post today. sent a letter to current owner yesterday about the radio. it asked that sapporo give them a fair shot at taking over the brewery. if all goes well, employees want to turn anchor brewing into a worker owned co-op. anchor brewing is considered to be the oldest craft brewery in the country. >>>, the u.s. squad looking to make histo anand it ry >>> first goals have been scored, games have been one or tie because it is soccer after all. >> we are talking about the women's world cup, underway in australia and new zealand. don't worry, you haven't missed the u.s. team's first game be that happens tomorrow night. the u.s. squad is looking to make history, the first team ever to win three world cup titles in a row. by the numbers, there are nine players on the squad have

y cualquier ventaja o alcances por lo que aseguran esto no es raro >>> siempre el ingeniÓ de los coyotes nuevas formas y mÉtodos >>> todos los migrantes eran de origen mexicano el mÁs joven originario de nayarit otro de guerrero >>> en que se hace mÁs difÍcil cruzar por todo el aparato de tecnologÍa pues los coyotes siempre estarÁn buscando nuevas formas >>> lo mÁs preocupantes es que se dejaron abandonados a las altas temperaturas del desierto >>> cruzar con altas temperaturas en esa zona pues es un riesgo aÑadido. por supuesto no claro >>> telemundo 48. un juez emitÓo un fallo que implementÓ el presidente biden despuÉs de finalizar el tÍtulo 42 significa una victoria para los defensores. >> estamos en vivo con mÁs informaciÓn aquÍ en vivo nos cuentas cuÁndo entra el fallo judicial? >>> entrarÍa en vigor dentro de 2 semanas pero todo depende de lo que sucede durante este perÍodo y se lo explicamos. >> el gobierno del presidente biden recibe un duro golpe ya que la norma que implementÓ despuÉs del 11 de mayo cuando finalizÓ el tÍtulo 42 quedarÍa anulado segÚn el fallo del juez federal de

(sonido ambiente). >>> los migrantes habÍan pagado mil dÓlares al coyote que los abandonÓ, estÁn laura y mamÁ iban con Él. martÍn, esta familia se encuentra en los estados unidos. pudimos hablar con la mamÁ, laura, y tendremos informaciones a las 6: 30. >>> gracias. el gobierno de joe biden estÁ dispuesto a defender en la corte suprema. una norma que restringue el acceso a la frontera sur, segÚn dijo el subsecretario de polÍtica fronteriza. un juez de california decidirÁ esta sememana si deroga o no la norma que califica como no aptos a los que crucen a estados unidos de forma irregular. la oficina de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn realizÓ ajustes para identificar con mayor facilidad a los migrantes que pudieran ser sujetos a carga pÚblica. ahora se busca que respondan con mayor claridad a informaciÓn como estado de salud, estatus, recursos financieros y habilidades del inmigrante. mÁs de 40 millones de personas estÁn bajo el azote del cofocante calor cuyo riesgo es mortal. la ciudad de (nombre en inglÉs) registrÓ 104 grados, la mÁs alta que haya registrado en miami se marcÓ 98 grados supera

yep, not every day you spot a coyote from your car and even more unusual when you're in san franciscod on the citizen app it was taken early this morning just south of the castro district on 21st street. just taking a stroll down the sidewalk. some advice from the department of fish and wildlife, if you see a coyote like that one, do not get close. >> no. and keep your dogs inside. >> yes, absolutely. >> i've heard they try to do a call to get your dogs to come close. >> no way! >> and the worst can happen obviously. >> thankfully we didn't hear anything happen there. keep on the lookout, everyone. >>> you are tracking the heat. i see a lot of pink and red on your map. >> and that is -- that hot, hot weather over phoenix, this is right now. >> wow. >> 119. we warmed up in livermore to 97 today and those numbers are going to continue to warm up as we head through tomorrow's forecast. so let's show you what we're dealing with out here across the bay area and thankfully we have that fog at the coastline making all of the difference here for us. 59 in half moon bay. 71 in san francisco. y

the lake up there on the mountainside, somewhere in the timber coyote's shimmering falsetto echoes down the mountainside, splashing off the rocks in a waterfall of rippling sound, a primeval chorus, the mountain god, how in jungle an animal togetherness we are here to know their language i would give much a golden brown, a hungry trout all and knowing where to look mouth open wide for prey prowls the shallow end of my lake only for a moment one small trout swirls all the water in that glassy lake. he will survive there, does he? no, than i morning sun shines through the velvet of two buckthorn they quietly step up on up the steep mountain above me and disappear what is this strange creature that advances on it? making these wheezing, gurgling sounds? if there can think, what would they think? resting, looking. i am still for a moment the bucks emerge brows looking relaxing once hold my breath, don't move they watch me then go about brows atop the past omen a hawk just wings steady not a sound but wind he's gone by a turned upon a lone coyote stalks hop bounces back the other way to catc

that this is not that there are more wild animals or that there are more bears or there are more coyotes. it's just that we're seeing them more so expect more tom vacar ktvu fox two news. well the bears had a chance to cool off over the past few days. it looks like we're going to heat things up a little bit as we head into your tuesday forecast. you can see the highs from this afternoon from the mid 60s in san francisco, a bunch of 80s up in the north bay and a few low 90s out toward concord. livermore, an antioch. here's the plan for tomorrow for the coast will have some patchy fog temperatures in the 60s and low 70s around the bay 70s to the low 80s. the inland spots not as hot as last weekend but still heating up into the 90s around 90 to 96 degrees. bay bridge series baseball for tomorrow evening and we are expecting partly cloudy skies that typical breeze picking up around 15 miles an hour and temperatures mainly in the lower 60s by first pitch. here's a satellite and it's picking up on some of the low clouds and fog just offshore and already a few patches approaching the bay toward

llegaban a méxico >> nos sacan a los seis inmigrantes fue mi introducción tenemos que buscar otros coyotes sus raíces >> piensa escribir la segunda historia de su libro >> lo que me hhola ayudado es la terapia seguirá yendo a terapia porque el trauma no lo ha podido olvidar noticiero telemundo 48 >> gracias por la información había ganado el premio mayor del powerball en abril la bolsa se va a cumulando >> síganos en facebook twitter la cuenta regresiva comenzó faltan 7 días para el estreno de la reality show más ambiciosa los 50aqui la información >> el reality show más ambicioso de la historia de la televisión hispana >> no sé dónde voy >> normalmente tenías la idea >> el premio está brutal y va a haber cosas de todo >> cualquier cosa vale la pena >> el peor error de una persona es confiar el brillo molest a alas personas sé tú pero no tan tú >> sé tú pero no tan tú >> si digo las cosas en le momento es porque no son así >> qué te parece le león >> una figura enigmática qué tan sgeuro estás de un señor o una señora >> un leone >> si quieren buen humor y ganar 50 mil dólares es importante

to the results of the regular season, we recall earlier the nickname, munhale played for arizona coyoteersey davis and san jose sharks, total total he played 41 matches in the strongest league of the world victoria zarin karina sobolenko continues to play in singles at the grand slam tournament wimbledon on alexandra sosnovich. the fight ends at the stage of the second round, losing to the czechs. quito. voy 2.6.26 advanced to 1/8 and defeated the russian kasatkina, 6 2, 6, 4. but sobolenko. it was harder, but as a result of the victory in three sets over the french rook 2652 arina in 1/16. these more than 2,000 athletes from 22 countries minister of sports and tourism sergey kovalchuk said in a conversation with journalists today, on the basis of the shooting complex named after marshal timoshenko, the republican tournament in shooting from pneumatic weapons among workers of physical culture, sports and tourism was held, the participants competed in shooting from a pistol and a rifle, in a conversation with the media, the minister of industry once again noted a high degree of readiness

. >> north coyote valley was protected. thousands of acres for wildlife. but major roadways are still part of the landscape like highway 101, monterey highway, and santa teresa boulevard. mckenzie says wildlife's of culverts under 101 to cross. >> we are conserving these landscapes. we are looking for ways to safely get wildlife across this landscape. >> that includes wildlife crossing projects. >> we are hoping to have wildlife under crossings and bridges in coyote valley. there is one under construction on 152 and in 101 in san benito county. >> the unfortunate death of this young mountain lion is a wake-up call for all of us to please so -- slow down for your on life and that of the wildlife. dan: speaking of dangers on the roads, an suv hit a bicyclist in santa clara this afternoon. the cyclist was taken to the hospital. we do not know their condition. the intersection was closed for a time, but it is open once again. you can see the bike under the suv. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating. karina: a suspe in a shooting was arrested in san

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located in the heart of coyote point recreation area sits the odyssey, home to around 70 animals whoquire the special care. >> and he's not in any pain. he doesn't know anything is wrong. >> reporter: the science museum and zoo this month welcomes the guests back after having to close for nearly three months. after facing serious damage from storms and losing over 200 trees around its campus. >> we have had quite an experience with all the winter storms, all the atmospheric rivers that came through. caused a lot of damage within the county park and some damage here on our campus. >> reporter: and eric the director of exhibits at cure odyssey says seeing the campus full of life again has not only made them happy, but these little guys too and with some new additions. >> the big thing for us, it's been the new gallery building, the big gallery and the labs. it's the first building that we've added to the campus in over 40 years. we've been working on the new exhibition for the past 18 months. it's it the largest exhibition that we have ever produced in house. >> reporter: according to

. >> nuevo récord de coyotes detenidos por la patrulla de micanos. >> muchas gracias por contiunar cones conduciendo a toda velocidad en coronado. un segundo video muestra a quienes caían de los vehículos acuáticos. >> como es tanta gente, quién sabe. >> tuvo lugar a las 7.55 cuando dos jets al llegar a la playa estatal de coronado dijeron que ambos migrantes fueron detenidos >> la gente cruz azul todo el tiempo >> un video para personas que disfrutaban esta parte >> es algo en esto >> aseguran a más agentes de la papa francisco en coronado >> sus últimos dos o tres años mucho por todos lados >> lo cruzaron de forma ilegal cuando era apenas un bebé de meses nacidos >> me tuvieron en el paso. me cargó mi madre >> ahora lamenta cómo deben hacer tratos con el crimen organizado, algo que no pasaba en tiempos de su padre >> no puedes llegar sin el permiso de ello >> el resultado usualmente temrina en detención como pasó en colorado >> me da mucha lástima por la gente que trata de vivir mejor >> telemundo 48 >> regresamos a nuestra zona que vamos por el hipódromo que cerrará sus puertas. así

according to the results of the regular season recall earlier nick played in the nhl for the arizona coyotes and san jose sharks and that in total, he played 41 matches of the strongest league in the world. victoria zarin karina samarenko continues her singles performance at the grand slam wumbledon tournament . aleksandra sosnovich finishes the fight at the stage of the second round, losing to the czechs quite b26 went to 1/8 defeated the russian kasatkina 6.264. and, here the self-made car had to be harder, but as a result, the victory in three sets over the frenchwoman rook 265.2 arina in 1/16. as a result, more than 2,000 athletes from 22 countries will come to the second game of the cis countries, said minister of sports and tourism.

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"hunter biden tomÓ decisiones insens conagua una persecuciÓn policial a un coyote que traficaba a treses de los agentes de detenerse tras ver que salÍan chispas de una llanta, despuÉs se detuvo y disparÓ. fue abatido en el encuentro. el adolescente que muriÓ en una planta avÍcola de mississippi tenia aÑos en el paÍs y poco tiempo trabajando en esa empresa, pese a que sus familiares le decÍan que no tenÍa que trabajar, Él insistÍa en que lo hacÍa para ayudarlos. vilma tarazona hablÓ con familiares. vilma: tomÁs pÉrez creciÓ en esta casa, cuando tenÍa siete aÑos su madre y su tÍo lo trajeron a estados unidos por la frontera. >> en nuestro paÍs, guatemala, hay una pobreza, y siempre han habido hambre, necesidad de dinero, tambiÉn para poder construir una casita. vilma: pÉrez nos contÓ que tras llegar al paÍs los tres se instalaron en mississippi. >> tenÍas aÑos por delante, querÍa ser alguien en la vida, Él empezÓ el trabajo muy niÑo. vilma: estaba en la escuela intermedia y trabajaba en la planta procesadora de pollos. >> allÁ en estados unidos andaba estudiando, segÚn decÍa la mamÁ. >>

in their attempt to do it is sort of like wiley coyote going after road runner.worst it gets for wiley coyote and the better for road runner. his numbers stay up. people look at this and say wait a minute, let me see if i get this ride. you do a raid over his home over some pieces of paper. hillary rodham clinton who had no authority whatsoever to have documents had eye raced 33,000 emails. kept a private server in her bathroom. some of those emails, private, classified stuff ended up on convicted felon anthony weiner's laptop. so the double standard here is stark. and they are going after not just donald trump they are going after people who worked for him. look, i'm just amazed by all of this. it's stunning. >> joey: my understanding going after these other people who work for him not just to charge him but carmignani them enough to inner circle very loyal, sloittle important parts for them. do you think that's effective route or basically grasping at straws. >> i think it's grasping at straws, jack smith is one of these guys who goes after people in way that i

zach: north cal unity -- c -- north coyote conservation wil stay critical land for thousands of acres for wildlife. roadways are part of landscape like highway 101, monterey highway and santa teresa boulevard. highway 101 is dangerous. wildlife make use of its across. other times, the roads can be worse. >> we are preserving these landscapes on both sides of 101. we're looking for ways to get wildlife across this landscape. zach: including crossing projects like the one on highway 17 in santa cruz. >> we are hoping to have wildlife under crossings in coyote valley. there is a bridge under construction on 152 and 101 in san benito county. zach: it's simple. >> the unfortunate death of this mountain lion is a wake-up call for all of us to please slow down, for your own life, as well as wildlife. zach: zach fuentes abc7 news. julian: hayward city officials will be talking about ways to protect the city from cyber attacks during a special city council meeting. the city had to shut down its website and online portals after detecting a ransomware attack. the city is expected to ratify a pro

towards concord and fairfield, should see low 90s, and then the temperatures come back up, mid-90s, coyoteri-valley and the north bay. and then the ocean air-conditioning takes place. livermore, low 80s this week so we get the cooling changes here. interesting, rain in the pacific northwest. what is going on? monday into tuesday bringing showers to the north, and wind for the mountains to our north. notice how high pressure is kept in check. look at the impact there on that 7-day forecast. second half of the week we will cool things off once again, which means san francisco likely after that one chance of 70 on tuesday, we will see the cooler changes taking us into next weekend. no signs of any heat advisories in the 7-day forecast. we will probably see below average temperatures approaching next weekend. >> below average, but comfortable. really nice, rob. thanks very much. >>> up next, barbie versus open -- oppenheimer. in a way they were on the same team, and we will tell you how that all sorted out. can access nbcay area news whenever you nt we are on 24/7 on roku andth streaming platf

that this is not that there are more wild animals or that there are more bears or there are more coyotes. it's just that we're seeing them more so expect more tom vacar ktvu fox two news. alameda animal control saved a kitten last week after finding it trapped in a storm drain. the five day old kitten did not even have its eyes open yet, making it hard to navigate out of the storm drain . an animal control officer helped guide the little kitty to safety. the police department says the mother could not be found, so the kitten is now in foster care awaiting adoption. the irs has ended its decades long practice of sending agents to homes and businesses unannounced. the change is effective immediately and is one of many shifts the agency is now taking to improve agent safety. motivation for the change comes after the increase of scammers posing as irs agents and knocking on people's doors. the agency says they have also experienced an increase in threats in recent years with both sides back at the bargaining table. we are about a week away from a deadline for ups and the teamsters to deliver

, en mÉxico las autoridades r rescataron a un grupo de mi migrantes perdidos en el d desierto, un coyotecho mamÁ habÓo con noticia telemundo, tenemos el informe puntos >>> entre rocas gigantes y el sol que provoca temperaturas de 100°, rescataron un grupo de cinco migrantes, perdidos en las montaÑas, baja californi colomoy >>>>> eran cuauatro colombmbiann peperuano, conon el grupo o v laura, su esposo y su hijo de cuatro aÑos, ella contÓ en una entrevista telefÓnica, que no quiso mostrar su rostro,ona los abandonÓ en la zona montaÑosa. >> ahÍ es por miedo al hombre que los abandoÓo en esta zona. >>> nos dimos cuenta que nos habÍan dejado abandonados, empezamos a llamar al 911 puntos >>mos a morir. > pasaron mÁs de la incertidumbre. >> sabÍa dÓnde estÁbamos, no tenÍamos agua, no tenÍamos comida. >>> no sabiÍa quque respondedeÍ mijo, porqrque no sabibÍan do estÁbamos, no o tenemos agua, n tenÍamos comidas. >>> en rescate fue posible ya que migrantes llamamaron a l la popolicÍa,na caminata muy p paÓn ponte >>> es u una caminatata muy len muy difÍcil, porquque las piede eran de dos o 3 m, te

destino: >> los federales nos sacan de ahí empresa mi proyección a méxico y tuvimos que buscar a otros coyotesnde venimos. >> que no se olvidan de sus qu cultura gringa desgarre sus raíces. >> su historia aún no termina porque ahora viene la segunda parte de su libro donde quiere contar la pesadilla de venir a vivir el sueño americano. >> javier seguirá escribiendo y asistiendo a terapia porque asegura que el trauma vivido aún no lo ha podido olvidar desde san rafael, jessica gallego, noticiero telemundo 48. >> plasmando todos los temores que como niño tuvo que vivir en esta travesía al igual que lo viven los adultos esa cantidad de gente que viene y que abandona todo en sus países para venir a vivir este sueño americano. >> su motivo era estar cerca de sus padres y lo logró y me gusta mucho que es importante que llegues donde llegues no olvides de dónde vienes y que hizo énfasis en eso. >> . >> y un buen punto a los deportes, cuéntanos qloue n . >> pul buenas tar(...) pulici tuvo un paso agridulce en donde tal jamás se pudo consolidar como agente libre capitán américa será jugador del milán y

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coyote has been a real problem because they've been having their babies here and they're very protective. consider this. this is novato creek. it's one level below the street surface. and that means that a bear and its entire family or any other kind of critter can walk through here without ever being seen. and if it comes up to take a look around, it's got an exit because this goes on for miles and miles. last night was trash night and usually when there's bears, trash cans get knocked over. i haven't heard anybody's trash cans getting over knocked over last night. so which tells me that they're staying probably out of the populated areas. if anything, though, black bears are extremely skittish. they will react to perceived threats. mother bears, like mothers of all species, get very, very defensive if they feel like their cubs are threatened. wild care, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation hospital and an educational facility says those seeing bears is rare. they've walked these lands for thousands of years, but the explosion of security cameras and phone cameras give us more chances t

coyote was like, "you're annoying." [ laughter ] and it left.merica. so it's my biggest -- thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 21 stadiums. i believe that's all of them. >> huh? >> jimmy: i said, i think that's all there are in america. >> i mean, i think my biggest tour was 227. when i say 21 i'm like -- >> jimmy: wow. does the family come with you on this tour? >> always, everywhere. >> jimmy: they do? >> yeah. >> jimmy: does that make it a lot harder? >> it's impossible. it's ridiculous. but it's -- so they're older now. so now i tour around willow's theater schedule. >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah. >> jimmy: really? >> we have lots of talks, and we collaborate. and -- yeah. but when it was just her and i was a new mom, and we're on a 200-day tour, it's amazing. because i'm super codependent and needy and i love cuddles. >> jimmy: i see. >> so we're having a good time. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> but it's impossible also, because i get off stage at 11:30, and i'm like this until 2:30, i can't sleep. and i want to take her to breakfast, i d

there were two-man saws and coyote traps and bear traps and old-- everything was hand-forged here and built by her grandfather and great-grandfather, so there was a lot of historic buildings, the old 140-year-old, one-room schoolhouse that my wife's mother and sister and grandmother went to, so, like, then covid kind of took away our community and our ability to gather, and then the fire took our community and just scattered us all over the county, all over the state, and some have left the state because of it so, all of maslow's needs were gone in 24 hours. we lost our home, the clean air, water, sense of community, neighbors, sense of place, you know, the connection to the land and the beauty and the hundreds of fruit trees and cherry trees and wildlife and snakes, and walking up here and just seeing all the dead birds and deer and snakes and charred trees, it was a bit of a gut-wrenching trip followed by 9 months of continual cleanup and reliving the losses. you kick around and find an old, charred trinket reminding you of another thing. "oh, yeah. we lost that, too." [creaking] [b

just being one of these coyotes who just tosses a 1-year-old. >> ainsley: baby that lucas rescued theor child and the mother. >> steve: that way the authorities go after the baby and the coyote gets away. >> ainsley: i'm surprised -- not surprised but where do they go? when four out of 10 don't ever come back and check back in, how do they work? where do they go? >> brian: they can get drivers licenses we know that. >> ainsley: live amongst us for the reps of their lives and don't contribute to society? >> brian: that's the thing. they are hoping one day they will be a blanket amnesty and everybody who got here illegally let's just start fresh. reagan tried that the problem is they never sealed the border like they promised. >> steve: they disappeared but they are out there somewhere. more on this later. in the meantime 7:05 here in the east. we have been telling you about this other the last week. president biden is about $40 billion student loan handout could actually, when you do the math, total up to nearly half a trillion dollars of debt for all taxpayers. and the white house is

it happened this afternoon as she was riding on roope road south of coyote lake park. when officers arrived and found her, she was pinned between that branch and the roadway. the paramedic rushed her to a local hospital where she later died of her injuries. >>> we do have a follow-up on our exclusive interview with the beloved ice cream vendor robbed at gunpoint in oakland this week. the community is responding tremendously. you might remember, robbers stole money from an 80-year-old man and thousands of dollars have been raised to help. but they're taking it a step further. the community is inviting people to take place in a complete buyout of his ice cream this weekend. >>> it is hard to miss it. more and more retailer are taking drastic steps to try to curb retail theft in san francisco. we did visit several stores today. at the cvs, you need an employee's help just to get a drink. no chained up cases today. we did see the metal brackets that hold them in place. >> you have to ask for someone to open the case for toothpaste. i said you're kidding me. you have to pro

. >> they are not wildlife, they cannot make it for too long on their own, there's coyotes and dogs. >> unfortunately they are beyond capacity at the shelter with all sorts of pets. allison says she cannot adopt one because soon she will go off to college. >> i hope that they find loving and nice homes where they get to play and have a good life. >> she has certainly done her part in getting them the best chance. >>> two takeaways, do not dump your bunny in a park, consider adoption . the shelters are full right now and they need help. >> i've had miniature dwarf bunnies, they are so cute. >> i do have two cats and a dog in a small apartment, so i think i'm good. >>> thank you so much. >> we are looking at blue skies, a little bit of fog, looking toward downtown from sutro tower, we will track the fog as we head every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininternet, nenew and exisisg cucustomers cacan geget one yearar of unlimimd momobile for f free. it's our b best internrnet. powere

the large ground mural captures wildlife such as monarch butterflies, coyotes and quail. the project engages emerging bipoc artists to create installations that reflect their own cultural identities. >> i just hope that all these people enjoy it and that more people feel invited to come to the park. >> felicia is one of three artists selected to bring art to the tunnel tops as part of the ancestral futurism of the art mentorship. >>> let's take a break from the news and look at the weather. we are so lucky that we are getting a break from some of this heat. >> the inland heat will take a break. you have to deal with the fog. >>> i'm not sure what happened at 8:00 but i am confident that there will be a temperature and weather at that point, likely between 63 and 61 degrees at that point. temperatures will back off, but mid-60s on a july evening in san francisco are pretty nice. 62 degrees for the temperature at 8:00 tonight. it looks pretty nice and the wind will not be all that strong. a stronger onshore breeze will help to cool things down over the next couple of days.

this is not that there are more wild animals or that there are more bears, or they're armed, more coyotesthat we're seeing them more so expect more tom vacar ktvu fox two news. southern california. there are calls for more enforcement of rules meant to protect sea lions as beachgoers are accused of harassing the animals. cell phone video captures one sea lion charging people on the beach at la jolla cove after several people came within feet of their pups trying to take photos. i feel like people should educate themselves a little bit about the marine life here, know what to do, what not to do, you know, respect the sea lions for us, the locals, it's annoying because we like and respect the wildlife here. posted signs warn people not to approach the sea lions, but locals say there's need to be there needs to be more enforcement of those rules. after just one year of popular wine, bar is closing up shop in downtown oakland, the bar will shut its doors august 4th. the owners of slug declined to comment on the closure, only posted an announcement on instagram saying this was a decision made

entire nba patrick mahomes, eire contract with the chiefs for the next th entire worth of the arizona coyotes hockey team, $450 million. you see the new york mets payroll and even tom brady's nothing compared to what the saudeam is offering mbappe at $776 million for one season. >>> let's take you outside. a live look on this monday evening. beautiful view over the bay from our sutro tower cam. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco from our emeryville camera. it's been a really nice day and hopefully just another nice summer week. jeff ranieri is with us now as we kick off this monday. >> i think we got a nice trend coming our way as we head through the next couple days. let's get you into that microclimate forecast. as we head through tomorrow, it's all about this hot area of high pressure over arizona. it's just a one-day event here for us, but it's going to begin to move closer. that's going to heat temperes, also bring in a little bit of humidity and even some fog at the coastline at the same time. so basically we're going to have everything from 50s to 90s here across the bay area.

el coyote le daba indicaciones por dÓnde ir, pero despuÉs de algunos dÍas su hijo se empezÓ a sentirarlos y trasladaron a la familia al hospital en saguarita donde se puso grave. posteriormente lo llevaron al hospital de meza donde muriÓ por complicaciones. >>> no tenemos conocimiento de que tuviera ningÚn padecimiento anterior. obviamente, las altas temperaturas, la caminata que tengo entendido que fue a lo largo por periodos cortos, pero a lo largo de varios dÍas. >>> oriundo de guanajuato, mÉxico, cruzaron segÚn el consulado, con la esperanza de llegar a su destino. hoy la madre llora la muerte de su hijo. >>> muy, muy triste, en este caso la mamÁ pidiÓ auxilio a los servicios, llamÓ al 911 y fue como los rescataron. desafortunadamente no pudieron salvar al pequeÑo. >>> lo triste del caso que no llamaron a tiempo por ayuda, los telÉfonos celulares no siempre conectan al 911, por eso existen 35 torres de rescate en el desierto. >>> cualquier persona que necesite ayuda, puede presionar el botÓn rojo que estÉ ahÍ, y manda una seÑal a la estaciÓn de tucson y mandan agentes aquÍ. >>> o

compared to others, whether it's a gorgeous among the east bay regional park district, 73 parks, coyote hills regional park in fremont is a popular destination for those put off by higher temperatures. there's a lot walks in park that are very open. you've got the they brees, brees that really makes a difference combined with the climate along the that sunscreen absolutely long your bet. so you need to take care of yourself and not just revel in the wonderful weather but actually take care of yourself other parks recommended by the park district that are better suited for those who want to spend time outdoors but not get drained by the heat. >> point pinole regional shoreline, tilden regional park briones regional park, george miller junior trail along the carquinez strait, regional shoreline, diablo foothills regional park. big break, regional shoreline last rumpus regional wilderness reinhardt, redwood regional park crown memorial state beach and son times. well, they can come here during the week that's how many one around in this. and that's information sent or >> beautiful, peacefu

terry nast lives in oakland meeting up with her sister mary for a walk at coyote hills regional park in fremont where a consistent breeze from the san francisco bay and the marsh keep hikers and cyclists school. i forgot my water. my sister just brought him to >> that's a good tip and sunscreen and a hat. dawn mckenzie walks the trails here 3 times a week. a convenient location near his home in elsewhere. they're wonderful. cool breeze out there. and so >> even if it's a warm breeze, it's a breeze, a lot better than say. park does not offer a% as much aid as others. but there are plenty of places to stop to get away from the sun and enjoy nature or spirit. there southern areas that? >> it helps a lot sunnier when you're taking a break. other parks recommended by the park district that are better suited for those who want to spend time outdoors but not get drained by the heat. >> point pinole regional shoreline, tilden regional park briones regional park, george miller junior trail along the carquinez strait, regional shoreline, diablo foothills regional park. big break, regional shor