diego. oh, por dios, diego, diego. se nota que eres músico. eso lo puedo ver en cada movimiento.plié, para que estés un poquito más en tu control, en tu eje. yo no lo vi, yo te vi en todo momento, los momentitos que estabas altito es porque estabas en tu move. tu move en esos momentos era altito, no era bajito. a mí me encantó. - a todos nos encantó. - a mí me encantó. y es tremenda evaluación, la primera de la temporada. así que tienen que estar súper contentos y muy pronto sabremos cuál de los dos es el ganador. por ahora los invito a que se relajen y pasen al área vip. mientras nosotros vamos con el segundo duelo de la noche. que enfrenta a dos espectaculares mujeres. la primera es sandra itzel, una actriz, que además de ser vocalista de la sonora dinamita, ya fue finalista de un concurso de baile y busca aquí su revancha. frente a ella estará una cantante y empresaria, que está lista para brillar con luz propia, ella es frida sofía. ¿qué tal si las conocemos un poquito más? hola, soy frida sofía. me dedico a lo que quieran que me paguen. no, no es cierto. no es cierto. ya, pe

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sean. >> all right sarah carter in san diego on the thank you.rn our attention to capitol hill this weekend congress passed a bill to avert a government shutdown for hours to spare, democrats tried to delay the vote, congressman bowman pulled the house fire alarm he says trying to open the door, weak excuse for a former middle school principal who should know a thing or two about fire alarms. you see that there? fire. that is the exact door and fire alarm in question. what part of fire alarm looks like it would open a door? bowman by the way is facing resolution that would expel him from the house and breaking ehrler house speaker kevin mccarthy facing the threatened motion to vacate the chair introduced by florida congressman matt gaetz. with the latest from capitol hill two freedom caucus members have been working hard, congressman byron donald and texas congressman chip roy, byron is from florida. welcome both of you. all right. chip let me start with you. this is what i don't understand. okay. people want to go really far back you could say o

missions he personally would found in san diego. this is a very, very modest building. it's quickly erected with a thatched roof, but would eventually give rise to the other 20 missions that would be established and all to california. and i made a mistake and said 23 last week, i'm going to say 21. i was thinking of something else. so apologies on that. all right. so this gets us into our missions. a fun little advertisement there. so again, there's 21 missions that are established to the california mission period. that's from 1769 to 1823. remember mexico gets its independence in 1821. we'll talk about why that shifts the missions. these are supported by four studios. these are areas of the military that and then there's three specific pueblos that are meant for secular communities, although we really should think of the missions themselves as small villages that had family life, people living around them supported by the mission, supporting the mission troops around these missions, with these kind of other outposts as larger suppo

missions he personally would found in san diego. this is a very, very modest building. it's quickly erected with a thatched roof, but would eventually give rise to the other 20 missions that would be established and all to california. and i made a mistake and said 23 last week, i'm going to say 21. i was thinking of something else. so apologies on that. all right. so this gets us into our missions. a fun little advertisement there. so again, there's 21 missions that are established to the california mission period. that's from 1769 to 1823. remember mexico gets its independence in 1821. we'll talk about why that shifts the missions. these are supported by four studios. these are areas of the military that and then there's three specific pueblos that are meant for secular communities, although we really should think of the missions themselves as small villages that had family life, people living around them supported by the mission, supporting the mission troops around these missions, with these kind of other outposts as larger suppo

base at diego garcia played a key role in the u.s. invasions of iraq and afghanistan., chagossian people have been attempting to return home, but their efforts have been blocked by the u.k. and u.s. earlier this year, human rights watch accused the two governments of committing crimes against humanity. in a moment, we will be joined by a prominent chagossian activist who is here in the united states who is visiting the united states to meet with u.s. lawmakers and biden administration officials. but first let's turn to an excerpt of a video produced by human rights watch titled "the last british colony in africa: how chagossians were forced off their homeland." >> in the 1960's, they ruled over eight countries and three territories in africa. >> many african states were already engaged in the process of starting to fight for their independence. mauritius was fully engaged in this process. >> but with a major caveat, the u.k. would keep the chagos art mccalla goes -- archipelagoes for a small price. >> u.s. officials in the era of decolonization were concerned about los

- ¿qué hace diego ruzzarin?guras de la jugada, a quiÉn no le gusta estar al tanto de las tendencias de tecnologÍa?y si eres como yo, te gusta ahorrar. aquÍ estÁ el experto en tecnologÍa con las Últimas tendencias al alcance de la mano. si te gusta algo, escanea el cÓdigo en pantalla y te lleva a nuestra pÁgina web. quÉ nos tienes? >> tus fiestas y reuniones ya no serÁ lo mismo con este altavoz, es inalÁmbrico y resistente en el interior, es resistente al agua. >> puedo estar con mis amigos. esto es a prueba de golpes?trae garantÍa? >> cinco aÑo de garantÍas. >> te alejas. >> funciona hasta 32 pies y tiene hasta 22 horas de baterÍa. >> puedo escuchar los partidos, es maravilloso. >> les tengo un super regalo, dos altavoces al precio de uno. lo manejas de un solo dispositivo. >> cuÁnto cuesta? >> en las tiendas estÁn pagando la cantidad de 80, que lo vale, pero para ustedes, los televidentes de " la jugada" y para ti tengo una oferta de 65% de descuento,$ 67.89. >> saquen su celular, escanea el cÓdigo, vamos a la

pero le dijo diego quÉdate aquÍ conmigo.nciones mÁs importante para juliÁn. y por eso se le puso ese nombre al Álbum y para juliÁn era un seÑor este Álbum. era muy bonito que estaba construyendo y tenÍa mucha ilusiÓn. reportera: estas mujeres se derrumbaron y se reconstruyeron ante pÉrdidas inesperadas. cÓmo superar este dolor tan inesperado porque muchas personas tambiÉn lo estÁn pasando? >> mira, el dolor estÁ presente pero uno se tiene que imponer. yo creo que dios tiene que ser lo que te mueva . ofrecer a dios el seguir adelante y a la persona que amaste. si tuviste un hijo que muriÓ tu crees que tu hijo de que ver hundida, perdida? no, un hijo que te ama con el alma quieren que continÚes con la vida que te levantes. que tienes que terminar lo que te toca hacer en esta vida. reportera: por Último invitaron a que no se pierdan el gran sueÑo musical. maribel: "despierta amÉrica" que siempre estado presente, hoy les tengo un regalo. 4 canciones espectaculares con el gran maestro diego verdaguer y mi hijo juliÁn figueroa, ya

una estampida de migrantes logra cruzar la frontera hacia san diego.as redes sociales se viraliza el momento que muestra el momento del roce. ——cruce. e emma coronel concede su primera entrevista en los Ángeles. >> me veo mejorando como persona. creciendo en todos los aspectos, feliz, realizada. paulina: el "cirque du soleil" inspira un nuevo espectÁculo inspirado en lionel messi. les tendremos las coloridas imÁgenes. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. leÓn: muy buenas noches. emma coronel, la esposa de joaquÍn guzmÁn, ha vuelto a ser noticia. veamos sus primeras palabras en pÚblico luego de salir de prisiÓn. reportero: esta es la segunda vez que vemos a emma coronel desde que saliÓ de la cÁrcel, y la primera en la que habla acerca de esta nueva etapa de su vida. emma: agradezco mucho que tengo vida y una familia hermosa que me quieren y apoya muchÍsimo. tengo a las hijas mÁs bellas del mundo y el universo. el portero la esposa de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn rompiÓ el silencio en una charla ent

san diego zoo, a number of others launched a very successful captive rehabilitation program to breed birds as artificially kept them in captivity. and then in the 90 mass program began to start reintroducing these birds that have been reared in captivity in the wild. now the most important threat is in the 1900s. and up to this day, to this species has been lead poisoning. hunters go out, shoot, let's say a wild boar or deer that one bullet, if it is led spiral, it fragments into a very, very tiny pieces. and just one of those pieces is extremely toxic to these birds. and in fact, of the six condors that flew around mount diablo, half have been treated in the past for lead poisoning before. so it's very important that we not only give them habitat, but don't unintentionally poison these birds to keep them in a healthy state. yeah, important things indeed. really appreciate what you're doing and it is quite remarkable to have these birds flying around mount diablo now. thanks again for coming on the show. thank you. tens of thousands of health care workers are now on strike as union r

here in san diego county. >> sean, there's already been s more than 11,000 people coming in to san diego countyt can' with thousands more expected. and the county says they just can't do it and they have the resources they need. seanident biden to standpresiden and put a stop to this, sean. >> all right, sir. carter in san dieg o tonight. hiank you. we turn our attention to capitol hill. this weekend, congresseken passd a bill to avert a government shutdown for 45 days with hourso to spare. democrats actually tried to delay the vote. at the same time,o new york congressman jamaal bowman actually pulleddela the e alarm at a house office building. ngressmahe claims he was tryingn a door. kind of a weird excuse fore e a former mit middle school principal who should probably know a thing or two about fire alarms. take a look at your screen. youe you see that right there? fire. oh, that is the exace t dooralan and fire alarm in question. what part of fire alaruestion.ms like it would open a door. baldwin by the way, to a room,sn by the way, was in he's facingl a resolution that would actually

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well, leaving san diego and san diego, not on great terms. he had a team with the payroll of about 250 million dollars superstars up and down the lineup. but they did not make the playoffs. it's not often that a team allows a division rival to pluck from their own. but that's exactly what the padres did told them. go ahead and interview and get bob melvin, if you want, even though bob melvin have one more year left on his contract, so not sure if the giants will need to compensate the san diego padres for that. but the bottom line is he is coming home back to the bay area. and just in case you're wondering, has this happen again, especially with the padres and the giants? and the answer is, yes, they did this back in 2007, it worked pretty well for the giants. some guy named bruce bocce. he came from the padres to the giants and ended up winning 3 world series and he is back in the world series on friday. so we have history on our side. the giants, they will introduce bob melvin a little bit later today and we will be there. bob melvin, i'm s

, quieren un personaje especÍfico. >> kyle quien es propietario de esta tienda de disfraces en san diegoomprarÁ sus disfraces en tiendas fÍsicas y solo un tercio lo harÁ en lÍnea, y 3 de cada 4 hogares destinarÁ un presupuesto para algÚn tipo de decoraciÓn en casa. >> asÍ que ya sea en una fiesta, en la calle tocando puerta por puerta, o simplemente en casa, este halloween promete no decepcionar. en san diego, california, francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >> y otros de los disfraces mÁs populares serÁn barbie, y oppenheimer. un estudio alerta que serÁ mÁs frecuent vere me encanta cómo downy cuida mis sábanas y toallas. pero ¿sabías que downy le brinda siete beneficios a tu ropa, como hacerla más suave y más fresca? además, downy combate la decoloración y el estiramiento. haz que tu ropa sea más suave, más fresca y luzca nueva por más tiempo. culebrilla. algunos la describen como un ardor intenso. esta erupción podría durar semanas y no dejarte disfrutar a tu familia. probablemente ya tienes el virus. ¿50 años o más? pregúntale a tu doctor sobre la culebrilla. (male colorist) ¡rojo m

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the university of san diego and accomplish for this individual andis this book is comprehensive idea and it's overarching and no matter how many libertarians you love or hate or have arminged with, libertarianism is much, much more diverse than you probably think. we try to show that diversity through the whole history both to shed light on current state of libertarian movement and future possibilities for libertarianisms it's an issue that areto throughout the united states struggling with a great deal to write the book and much harder term to pin down than one might expect and getting into the book, who's your co-aurothoraand it was john. we talk about importance of individual dignity and freedom and talked about the ideas of free markets and limited government but what you saw in the 19th century was a kind of radicalization of those libertarianisms and markets were sack rosinate and experience and government power with a slippery slope which if left unchecked would meet us inevitably down to socialism. thisfr is an tiff sis of freedom and need to stand against. >> this is mid 19t

so her to share her passion for peru with san diego. claudia teamed up with dancer con eat an oreo to form the house's first dance group. i can start teaching a teacher, but i so. i started that in the parking >> and then one told another peruvian into another peruvian. eventually i got word >> so i had to make my peruvian grandmother proud and give it a whirl. you learn a variety of peruvian dancers if you head to one of the lessons and at the house of performance group also known as a they've been dancing here in san diego for nearly 3 years. but some of these dancers have been dancing since they could learn to walk kindergarten all the way to high school. that something that was part of the curriculum for every child over there to learn program that says most dance is like the billie >> from the mountain town of cuzco is. >> good in the national for peruvians. a buddy check injured. person is a true love and the fist at dance from the coast influenced by african culture when they came to peru in the 17th century law for us to come be

nos vamos ahora al sur del estado porque en san diego, tras arrestar a un hombre que se atrincheradoel cadáver de una persona. de acuerdo al informe, los agentes llegaron a la escena este viernes a las 11:30 y negociaron para que se entregara hasta las 6 y 15. cuando lograron detenerlo. fue gracias a la intervención de un agente canino. posteriormente hallaron el cuerpo, pero la identidad de la víctima no se ha revelado, ni tampoco la conexión que tendría con el sospechoso. tenemos ahora nueva información desde maine, donde las autoridades han revelado más detalles tras el hallazgo del cuerpo de robert card, quien el pasado miércoles habría realizado 2 tiroteos que dejaron 18 muertos y múltiples heridos. >> describe suicide. >> explicaron que el cuerpo de esta persona tendría al menos un impacto de bala que habría sido autoinfligido y que fue encontrado en un remolque que estaba en un terreno de la compañía maine corporation, donde el sospechoso trabajó anteriormente ante las autoridades. también dijeron que ya habían buscado a cord en esa área al menos 2 veces. y que en su vivienda

because of the ten-hour time difference between ukraine and san diego, where the stepanenkas lived, such online training was previously impossible. in general, it's cool there , it's cool, it's very beautiful there, very warm, but that's all. it is better in ukraine, everything is different here, and now i walk and run a little. the appearance of 12-year-old yana stepanenko at the lviv half-marathon in early september was a real sensation, the girl who lost both legs after the russian shelling of the station in kramatorsk in april 2022, a year and a half later overcame the symbolic 70 m distance accompanied by military veterans, who also are passing rehabilitation it was the first time she 'd run around on prosthetics like that, in public, she really did. all the more so since the fence was along brukivka, and she started like that and broke through this symbolic distance just perfectly, showing that life goes on, these people who have suffered, set new goals for themselves, get new opportunities and move forward, peter made me special in america running prostheses, then she ran easily a

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. >>> and the city of san diego says a new surge of migrants is now a humanitarian crisis. a closer look at the problem, that's next here in the "cnn newsroom." c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. border, san diego county officials are asking the federal government for more resources to help with a major surge of migrants in recent weeks. they just declared a humanitarian crisis saying u.s. border agents dropped off around 7,500 migrants in the county over just the last 13 days. cnn's camilla bernal traveled to the border this past week to see the situation firsthand. >> how many you got? >> a dramatic increase. >> espanol? >> hundreds of mig

that's 269 miles away from san diego. he was able to identify butters thanks to what we always say right here on. that's right, microchip. >> that's right. by the way, that call came on the castellanos 29th wedding anniversary. so, danny, you're our resident cat expert. yes what was butters doing? how did he get so far away? what was he chasing? cats are doing their own thing always. >> oh, there are humans here. okay i'm hungry. i'll come back. he just took 11 years to get hungry. that's so exciting. okay. next to the annual giant smiley face of trees on a hillside in oregon. wait, what? let me explain. rhiannon so this is in willamina, oregon. the smiley face appears every fall. and no, it's not god trying to text us an emoji. actually it's a design from a local lumber company that was in charge of replant in the area back in 2011. the eyes and the smile are douglas fir trees that don't change colors in autumn, so they stay green. and then the face is hybrid larch trees. it's about a thousand trees to the acre. usually

. >> the san diego padres allowed melvin to leave without any compensation from san francisco. he spent two years there and took the nlcs in 2022. >> i very much enjoyed my time in san diego. a lot of things were popping up. >> president of baseball operations says this is the perfect fit for the giants who gave melvin a deal through the 2026 season. >> there are so many players out there who played for bob who would say he's the best manager they have ever played for and that carried so much weight for us in the process. >> he is not only celebrating the higher but a new deal. chairman greg johnson said that a deal is in place to keep him through the 2026 season. a busy sports bay in the bay. purdy the big news here, a huge blow if he can play on sunday. >> clarify this. he was hit and he continued to play that game. >> shanahan did not say which hit but there are some rumors. when you go back and watch the film, there is a hard hit he takes. there was no telling when it happened but it was not until the flight home where he really had issues. >> it is scary that it took that

in san diego were being overrun. stuart: san diego is going to vote on a new migrants center.nd how much is going to cost. is that a popular move? >> is not popular at all the county of san diego who is been liberal about these things are going to spend $3 million of taxpayer money this is a federal problem nonaccounting problem but we will spend county dollars on this and the money will run out they are burning through it at a million dollars every six weeks and this does not allow people to sleep at night, this is just a migrant to help them get connected to services. we have absolutely no way to deal with the number of people coming in. the hotels are completely filled the hospitals are filled the schools are overrun. homeless shelters are overrun and pretty soon we're going to look like el paso which had a much worse time but it looks like it's our turn. stuart: maybe one day california will elect a state like republican. >> wouldn't that be wonderful. bill wells, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. the governor of illinois jamie prescott colleen of the white ho

posibles se extienda la orden para la zona de la reserva caguilla, y tambiÉn para la lÍnea de san diegofortunadamente, los vientos de santa ana han parado, vientos de 15 mph, diferente a los de ayer que llegaron a alcanzar hasta 75 mph. los bomberos continÚan trabajando, y llegan refuerzos de otros lugares, nosotros estaremos pendientes. borja: muchas gracias por brindarnos todos estos detalles desde california. cambiamos el tema, hablamos del drama que todavÍa se vive en acapulco, mÉxico, y lo que queda, el saldo del huracÁn otis ha aumentado al menos a 58 personas desaparecidas, y aproximadamente hablan de mÁs de 46 muertos. no se descarta que lamentablemente hayamos persona sin vida, porque todavÍa hay 29 embarcaciones que se han encontrado hundidas, mientras que la poblaciÓn estÁ exigiendo mÁs ayuda. >> no tenemos agua. nos quedamos sin nada, la casa llena de lodo, todo se daÑÓ. vivimos en la planta baja, todo se daÑÓ. nos quedamos sin nada, ahorita tengo un montÓn de ropa, tengo que salir a lavar para ponerme, porque nos quedamos sin nada. borja: es inhumano lo que estÁn viviendo l

we're talking seattle, oakland, arizona, and then most recently, the san diego padres. and he will be introduced and about 20 minutes from now. but how you like that pre news conference exclusive interview with the man who grew up in paulo. also played ball at berkeley. so his heart definitely is in san francisco and area the last time a san francisco, giant manager came from the san diego padres. it was a guy bruce bocce, 3 world series for the san francisco giants and bruce bocce will have another chance at a world series with the texas rangers on friday. so the san francisco giants taking on the padres, hopefully lightning strikes twice. struck me often. looking at somebody and you said. jumped out of my skin, you know, was you know, it feels people see you in the field, right? did they ever go like are you will trail like i'm not sure because in reality you're like, is that really them? >> people ask me all the time are you will i say yes. and they go, wow, you're much taller than i thought you would yeah. bob did look taller actually. but was he did he did. he did

so her to share her passion for peru with san diego. claudia teamed up with dancer con eat an oreo to form the house's first dance group. i can start teaching teacher, but i so. i started that in the parking >> and then one told another peruvian into another peruvian. eventually i got word >> so i had to make my peruvian grandmother proud and give it a whirl. you learn a variety of peruvian dancers if you head to one of the lessons and at the house through the performance group, also known as a they've been dancing here in san diego for nearly 3 years. but some of these dancers have been dancing since they could learn to walk kindergarten all the way to high school. that something that i was part of the curriculum for every child over there to learn program that says most dance is like the billie jean. >> from the mountain town of cusco is. >> good in the national on-time for peruvians. a buddy check injured. person is a true love and the fist at dance from the coast influenced by african culture when they came to peru in the 17th centu

so her to share her passion for peru with san diego. teamed up with dancer con eat an oreo to form the house's first dance group. i can start teaching teacher, but i so. i started that in the parking >> and then one told another peruvian into another peruvian. eventually i got word >> so i had to make my peruvian grandmother proud and give it a whirl. you learn a variety of peruvian dancers if you head to one of the lessons and at the house through the performance group, also known as a they've been dancing here in san diego for nearly 3 years. but some of these dancers have been dancing since they could learn to walk kindergarten all the way to high school. that something that i was part of the curriculum for every child over there to learn program that says most dance is like the billie jean. >> from the mountain town of cusco is. >> kind like a national on-time for peruvians. a buddy check injured person. is that true? love and the fist at dance from the coast influenced by african culture when they came to peru in the 17th century b

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, we had over 15,000 firefighters working, you know, from santa barbara down to san diego at the timeone leaving behind lasting memories of a scorched paradise for san diegans are also the wind shifted in the fires came back on the firemen and off a disaster, though. that's part solution. we are always sending resources. now. 20 years later, new digital lives are on the prowl to spot and stop wildfires. all to avoid more lasting scars made a local turf by a fierce flame with these cameras. >> something like in 2003, we could all watch the fire from start to finish. the new tech is made up i developed by cal fire and uc san diego called alert california, a network of over 1000 cameras across the state. it identifies a spark some smoke and a blaze all before you and i can dial 9-1-1. what this does alerts us. he won. you know, people are watching the camera or it's in the middle of the night. it's already putting out fires here at i spotted this one overnight in mount laguna this past august, a nocturnal flame all stopped in its tracks. we were able to recognize it was a real fire. we s

the latest obviously was with the san diego padres. he had 18 payroll of 250 million dollars, but they didn't reach the playoffs. so things didn't go out so well for him in san diego, which is why it doesn't happen often. but the san diego padres gave permission to the giants. the talk to him and sure enough. bob melvin was the guy that the san francisco giants ultimately hired to be their new manager. why? well, they fired gabe kepler 3 games left on the season after 3 seasons with the san francisco giants. things just didn't work out. as far as bob melvin. i've already mentioned that he's from the bay area and went to college here. he played for the giants from 86 to 88 and then he also at one point in these careers for about 11 seasons change. he was the manager of the oakland a's. so he knows the bay area very well. he comes here with a winning record overall in his professional experience and just in case you're wondering, when was the last time the san diego padres sent a manager to the >> with some guy named bruce bocce, you mig

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so the giants are hoping to hit another home run with the san diego padres manager. we will be there when the news conference happens. i was kind of chuckling before you guys went out to me. when's the last time somebody was hired and they held a news conference to talk about their hiring doesn't happen in our industry, but it does happen for major league baseball yesterday. i was down at the warriors today with the giants. we've got the niners, the bay area just fabulous for sports. back to you see if this means good things for the giants next season. all right. thank you very much. well, time now 07:00:04am. we're learning more details now. >> about that situation where an off-duty pilot in the jump seat, alaska arise and of >> pulled fire system that would have cut the engines. now nobody was hurt. they made a landing and everything. but now he has to face the music in court. yeah, he's pleaded not guilty. were talking about joseph emerson. >> he says he ingested magic mushrooms in the days leading up to that flight in question. so he wasn't in the right state of

mexican artist diego rivera paints what are called the detroit industry murals. back in the 1930.ld renowned display is at the detroit institute of arts. now, the museum is hoping it can also bring attention to the works of mexican american artists. every fall, the museum invites local artists and community members to design and display ofrendas the offerings traditionally placed in a home altar during the dia de los muertos celebration. the museum says the goal is to shed light on the mexican tradition and build a sense of community through remembering loved ones. last year, more than 37,000 people visited the exhibit. and if you want to catch it this year, you still have time. it's going to be on display through november 5th. that's it for this edition of matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien, and i'll see you back here next week to watch more stories like this any time. head to matter of fact, wptv. >>> today on "asian pacific america," cultural pioneers of the aapi join us. they are the founders of san jose's tico. they talk about their compelling personal and artistic journey t

. >>> meanwhile, in california, san diego county has declared a humanitarian crisis because of a hugeurge of migrants flooding across the border in recent weeks. >> yeah, cnn's camilla bernal saw firsthand the gaps in fencing and the lucrative and sometimes dangerous business of moving migrants. >> reporter: a dramatic in increase. hundreds of migrants almost constantly arriving in waves into the california border. >> what country? >> reporter: sometimes 50 or 100 or just five. many with the help of a so-called smuggler. we ran into one operating openly at the border. he asked us not to show his face and distort his voice for fear of being killed. to get to the u.s. you need $2,500? the illegal trafficking of people operating like a travel agency. they arrange the trip starting in the middle east, asia, south or central america, then they biplane tickets and tell migrants exactly where to go. with each paying a few thousand dollars for 9 to 12,000 for mexican nationals, the business is lucrative. he says they are at war with another cartel, so the only way to get money is by bringing

. >> the san diego padres allowed him to leave without any compensation from san francisco. he spent two years there and took them to the nlcs in 2022. >> i very much enjoyed my time in san diego. it seems like with a lot of things that were popping up there, it just was time to move on. >> president of baseball operations said that this is the perfect fit for the giants who gave melvin a deal through the 2026 season. >> there are so many players onut there who play for bob to this day will say he is the best manager they ever played for and that carried so much weight for us in this pros >> when they go out looking for free agents they bring bob melvin out there, he can win them over. he is the second to have managed the a's and the giants. this one on brock purdy. his numbers, he was one for 6 and two interceptions after being concussed. >> he has to rest, he has to see a neurologist. if he is cleared to play, shanahan says okay, he will start. but, if not, looks like it will be sam darnald. >> yes. welcome back to our giants gm now. >>> this evening, clouds have not been

. >> reporter: i was going to say, it feels like we're in san diego, doesn't it? the "uss john p. mercer" is the first ship coming underneath the golden gate bridge right now. there's a hero on that ship we'll talk about in a second here. just got started there with the fireboats out front. this weather will bode well for the air shows later today. the "uss john p. murtha," the "uss paul hamilton" will follow as we saw when they were queueing up, it didn't look like there were a lot of ships. we don't know if that had to do with military readiness, other points around the globe. we have not heard anything from the defense department about that. but a lot to see here. those two, also the coast guard cutter will be among them. and the last living survivor of the "uss indianapolis" that was downed bay japanese submarine is on that lead ship, the grand marshal of the parade this year. also on board those ships are three military heroes. we got to talk to two of them who saved the lives of three californian civilians in the past year in san diego where they both served in the marines a

libertarianism, the coauthor matt zwolinski, who was also professor of philosophy at the university of san diego. professor, what are you trying to accomplish in this book? the individualists. so this book is the first comprehensive history libertarian ideas from, the middle of the 19th century, up to the present day. and if there's one overarching idea in about that history, it's that no matter how many libertarians, you know, no matter how many libertarians you love or hate or have argued with libertarianism is much, much more diverse than you probably think. and so we try to show that diversity through the whole history, both to shed light on the current state of the libertarian and future possibilities. libertarian thought. are you a libertarian? i'm a libertarian of sorts, but it depends a lot on what you mean by libertarian ism, which is the issue that john tomasi and i struggle with a deal in writing this book. it turns out to be a much harder term to pin down than might expect. and before we get into the book, who is your coauthor? john tomasi? john tomasi was professor of political theo