it's san diego all rolled up in a churro. this is san diego all the way. yeah.n to some people. but for me, i'm really thinking about the balance and harmonization of a menu, how it flows. so it's more like a song. at this level, you seek out the highest and best ingredients that you can get. and that really determines the flavor profiles and can really separate a dish. it's really the quality of the materials. danielle robay (voiceover): and if william's courses are songs, then one of his go-to musicians is spencer rudolph, founder and farmer of sage hill ranch garden. cheers! cheers! [crunching] this is so flavorful! danielle robay (voiceover): which is taking san diego farming into the previous century. so on our farm, we don't use any type of fossil fuels. everything's done by hand. due to the limitations of our land, we weren't able to come in with a tiller or any type of tractor. so we kind of adopted what would be old school growing. we like to surround ourselves with people that have the same amount of obsession. i mean, you can be at his farm, and he ha

misons he personally would found in san diego. this is a very, very modest building. it's quickl erected with a thatched roof, but would eventually give rise to the other 20 missis that would be established and all to california. and i made a mistake and said 23 last wee i'm going to say 2 i was thinking of something else. so alogies on that. all right. so this gets us into our missions. a fun little advertisement there. so again, there's 21 msions thatre established to the california mission period. that's om 1769 to 1823. remember mexico gets its independence in 1821. we'll talk about why that shifts the missions. the are supported by four studios. these are areas of the milary that and then there's three ecific pueblos that are meant for secular communities, although we really should think of t missions themsves as small villages that had family life, people living around tm supported by the mission, supporting the mission troops around these missions, with these kind of other ouosts as larger support mechanisms for them make s

after what can be several days in cbp custody, the migrants are bussed north into san diego. each day, several hundred are released at this makeshift logistics hub funded by san diego county. it's here nonprofits help coordinate travel to other cities. >> but now our san diego county tax dollars that should be going to issue we have in san diego county, are going to migrant and immigration issues, which should be managed and handled by the federal government. >> an official tells me she work to ensure releases are done in a secure location and give the migrants essential support. the strain on local resources one of many challenges. as i find out, communication is another. spanish and english no longer enough. >> kazakhstan, turkey, wow. uzbekistan, china. >> the government should do something to stop this illegal immigration, to stop it. because they're not helping us. they're destroying us. >> schuster and his wife say they support lawful immigration. >> you're from where originally? >> yugoslavia. >> i'm from mexico. >> title 42, a public health measure invoked during the

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and then days later another reported sighting, this one near the san diego airport. no sign of liz. matt gave an interview to people magazine saying he was at the end of his rope. i'm running on fumes right now, i don't know where to look. >> liz had gone off before but those times it was just for a little bit, not like this. liz's dad came from virginia to help look for his daughter, and be with matt and the girls. he was interviewed by nbc station and pleaded with the public for help. >> i feel like she is in trouble. it can happen to you and when it does it gets very personal. and you get a strength like you never had before because that is my daughter. i'm gonna bring her home. >> i san diego detectives dove into their investigations, they wondered if some people knew more about's whereabouts than they were letting on. they questioned her friend nathan, for one, nathan who had called in the missing persons report. did you get the impression that they, you know, that you were on the list of possibles? >> definitely. >> how did they make that apparent? >> they show

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but now our san diego county tax dollars that should be going to issues that we have here in san diego county are going to migrant and immigration issues, which should be managed and handled by the federal government. >> reporter: a senior cvp official tells me they work to ensure releases are done in secure locations. the strain on local resources, one of many challenges. as a find out, communication is another. spanish and english no longer enough. >> kazakhstan. uzbekistan. turkey. >> wow. >> uzbekistan. >> china. >> reporter: the government should do something to stop this illegal immigration, stop it. because they're not helping us. they're destroying us. >> reporter: schuster and his wife, maria, say they support legal immigration. title 42, a public health measure invoked during the pandemic used to allow authorities to turn away migrants at the border. but that expired in may. and the schusters tell me in the last six months the surge of migrants onto their property is unbearable. >> you're not allowed to tell them to get off your property. >> no, no, no. translator: who told y

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and they could soon be back in san diego hinted xi. >>> speaking of san diego, meet the newest editione emperor penguin colony at sea world. pearl is the first chick to hatch at the zoo in more than ten years. every error penguins are endangered because their breeding grounds are melting away. brian hackney looks at the effort to save them. >> they show up at the breeding season, the ice isn't there and they have nowhere to breed. that will likely happen more and more frequently losing chicks due to the ice going away. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine ice going away here when temperatures in the antarctic are usually below 0 for six straight months. but when professor mcdonald returns to her home, emperor penguin numbers are not looking good. >> right now we're analyzing data. >> reporter: and an analysis made by scientists globally came to a deeply disturbing conclusion. >> the lowest ice level on record was this year. >> reporter: thousands of emperor penguins lost their chicks because of this. >> emperor penguins, their survival and ability to reproduce is 100% tied to having appro

but now our san diego tax dollars that should be going to issues we have in san diego county are going to migrant and immigration issues which should be handled by the federal government. >> reporter: i'm going to have more of that report and take you to the land owners tonight on "ac 360." one thing that stood out was that often we are expecting those migrants to be latin america but the vast were not latinos that we encountered but other countries including many from china. it shows you how international this crisis has become for cbp officials in particular and it's something that mexico, obviously, is going to have to play a huge role in coordinating with regional partners to figure out how they can stem the flow. >> that is hugely noteworthy. david, the latest cbp data shows migrant encounters at the southern border dropped 14% last month. you hearing officials offer reasons for that? >> reporter: you look at month by month and we'll see these up and downs. i think that's something that can be misleading at times because we say oh, perhaps things now successful when it comes to li

he said they could be sent to the san diego zoo.t's great news. >> always a draw, too. >> kari, that was a great job getting that message over there. >> yeah, don't forget about the pandas. >> kari asked me -- >> yeah, and i'm excited. >>> we are starting with rain off and on, and we are getting a break for much of the bay area and we are also seeing breaks in the clouds and a chance to dry out after yesterday's heavy rain for parts of the bay area. temperatures are in the low 50s in dublin and upper 50s in san francisco. we can still see that there's unsettled weather across the region as the storm system remains off the coast. it's not moving too much and it's going to linger for a couple more days. nothing out there to really steer it, so we are going to see the rain back in the forecast today as we zoom in on our stormranger, and that's our mobile doppler radar, and it's showing the rain and mountain view as well as los gatos and san josÉ. it's, once again, off and on for us. we will see more rain on in the afternoon and evening

now san diego is a destination.rants have no specific plan of where to go, they are doing what they call street releases. there are thee main stops where street releases occur. one is my town, which is 15 miles to the east and 30 miles north of the border. as a result, we see lots of people coming in that have no place to go. this is exacerbating the homeless crisis. >> carley: how do you feel about governor newsom, if you ask for help, does his office help? >> there is almost no communication, certainly no plan. county of san diego are running out of money and this is local money that should be used to help local people. but this is not helping whatsoever. as far as government, we get nothing. alejandro mayorkas should be stopping people acrossing the border, but he's not doing his job. governor newsom is doing nothing to help the problem, just rhetoric and happy talk about how things are going to be great. we are also being gaslit, they are telling there is no problem at the border. our eyes tell us there is every

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the investigation launched after a small plane taking off from the east bay crashed in san diego. the overnight revelations about the aircraft and the pilot. >>> all eyes on apec. another historic day on tap for the summit in san francisco. and the planned protests which may cause some disruptions for your commute. >>> plus -- >> pg&e customers are captive customers, because there's nowhere else to go except pg&e. >> the increase you could soon see on your upcoming bill, and the reason the utility says it needs to make the change. this is "today in the bay." >>> good thursday morning to you. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> we will get to mike in a bit, but first we want to get a look at weather. i opened the door and it was raining. >> yeah, i told you it was going to rain. >> yeah, good downpour. >> yeah, and it's all due to the storm system still off the coast. every now and then we will get waves of downpours. as of now we are taking a break and seeing drier conditions out there. some people are stepping out to see a little rain in marin county th

they carve the arrows they make new bows and they down and they burn san diego mission. they killed the priest, padre jaime, and they free all of the kulmiye people never to return. so this story with a slave revolt that i didn't know about toy farina was admissions and gabriel was panther in the valley in the valley north l.a. and troy perrine, a teenager. she's been designated as a shaman. she is totally stocked up on to lot. she t she's pretty much stoned out as far as i can tell. much of the time. and she's designated a shaman and she's urged lead a revolt at mission gabriel which mission you know in what we now call the valley and a lot of people are encouraging her to do this and she gathers the people together and she's rabbit out and. so just as they're crossing the wall to free the people at mission san gabriel she's captured along with all the other rebels and she's sort one of my heroines because when they capture her they want her to testify and they give her a little witness stool and they she says, i will not sit on your stool. and she stands during testimo

the canary islands by built a record high hundreds have died in the process up to an item from san diego also wants to risk the dangerous crossing. when someone deposit could ask him if everything worked as it should, we wouldn't leave. elana if i could move on, i would rather earn a living and send a goal. be close to my mother one of the month. i have to leave and we're getting, i can't go on like this one. the up tonight has of time, the young senegalese wants to take a boat to europe in the next few days. he lives in a suburb of the cost to get the with his mother an extended family. he dreams of a better life of a job that pays enough to send money home to his loved ones. but not every one he is convinced of his time. i want you to have a long life. the boat is not safe. now let me go. i'll make it a little bit. please find a different way. okay, i'll try. you really should work on it. okay. but if one day have gone, that one has been, you know, that i've taken a vote. and when i have money, you won't have to work so hard anymore. so what i, that's my biggest dream is to get so exci

y 1 de los puntos fronterizos más ocupado en el mundo está entre san diego y tijuana.odas las veces, los pasaportes y las maletas están listas. >> miles de estadounidenses que cambiaron el pavo por los tacos y tan recordó su día de gracias del año pasado, donde también fueron a san felipe. >> era algo nuevo y. pero me gustó que teníamos toda la familia y era era nuevo porque comimos comida mexicana en vez de los pavos o el más veterano. este año va con su familia a la paz y los planes ya están en marcha hasta su regreso la próxima semana. >> cómo seguir en barco y a nadar con los los tiburones de los las ballenas en el crossborder express hoy se veía a extranjeros la. los nuevos americanos de asia y medio oriente aseguran el número de visitantes a méxico en esta temporada sigue creciendo como el méxico americano que va a visitar a su familia. >> y la segunda generación también de mexicanos. sin embargo, también tenemos muchos nuevos americano de otras nacionalidades que también están conociendo a méxico. lo mismo en el aeropuerto de san diego, que esperan alcance los 8

the veterinary team at seaworld san diego providing around the clock care, hand-feeding her.ut of her shell after discovering she couldn't on her own, safely helping her hatch. the team inviting everyone at home to help name her. and tonight, they'd like you to officially meet her. >> hi david. >> david: justin bracket, curator of birds at seaword san diego, with her. >> we're really excited to announce we have a name. this is pearl. this is actually one of her first days out on the ice amongst all the other penguins and you can see just how excited she is to be around the other birds, to get to talk to other penguins for the first time. >> david: pearl is now eight weeks old, getting bigger every day. walking, getting acclimated to new lower temperatures. and her care team hopes pearl will soon be healthy enough to join the nearly 300 penguins, including 17 other emperor penguins right there in san diego. and starting today, visitors will now be able to see pearl in person. >> we're pleased to announce the really exciting opportunity. we hope you guys come out to see us soon

they don't want it there san diego they don't want it there. okay?'s not just black americans. it's immigrant americans, too. >> celebrate between black and white. >> laura: well, because. >> nobody in this country. >> laura: you know i am because the coalition of biden supporters are now seeing what an open border really does. it doesn't just stay in texas. stephen? >> yes. nobody in this country, except the radical left and politicians in washington, want our countries delugeds with never ending streams of low wage labor. it depletes the tax base, destroys public education and healthcare. let's talk numbers real quick. ice removals only statistics that matters comes to enforcement lowest level since the agency was created. in 2020 do you know how many discretionary releases of illegal al aliens were into this country zero. zero discretionary releases in 2020. during the trump administration with you were sent packing, sent home. if this migrant crisis is shut down there will not be a working class in which country there will be two classes very ric

and, before we go, diego, a brown bear, who set to be euthanized in sweden, has been saved. predator park, after it permantly closed moving him to his new home in devon. diego made the trip via the eurotunnel after storm ciaran made travelling by ferry too risky an option. and we are happy to report that, according to trust's director of zoological operations he arrived "awake, but tired and sleepy". that makes two of us, then. you are watching bbc news. good night from all of us here at bbc news in washington. goodbye for now. hello there. we've seen some strong aurora pictures coming in over recent hours here at the bbc weather centre. this beautiful one was from the aberdeenshire area in northern scotland. but this one is from folkestone. the significance of this is if you can see the northern lights in folkestone here in the uk, you can see it pretty much everywhere. so the aurora is very strong. it's worth taking a look outside. use a camera or a mobile phone to see the best views, because those bits of equipment are more sensitive than our eyes to low levels of light.

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they're off to san diego looking for championship win.e have been following oakland's east bay panthers for months since they struggled to find a new football field after gun violence forced them to look for another place to play. they have since found their new home in madison park academy once again winning championship and heading to the state championship in san diego. 49ers got good news during their time off. vern glenn explains in this afternoon's red and gold report. >>> in the words of bill belichick, we're going to jacksonville. there won't be playing in the pool. it's time to get back to work. >> we are rested and ready to fire on all cylinders. >> 49ers return for the bye week at the top of the nfc west after sea hawks lost in baltimore. neil feels good about san francisco putting his losing streak in the rear view mirror. >> not making excuses but they still have been in every one of the games. i think 49ers are ready to be on a roll. >> when they come off the bye week what's your expectation? will experts in vegas be with th

>> you know, san diego county has 33,000 people dropped off in the last two months with 169 people ontch list. we're very concerned, not only about what this is doing to the infrastructure of san diego, which is already overwhelmed by this homeless crisis, which is much larger in california than anywhere else in the nation, but we're also worried about with the war that's happening in israel and things being so stirred up in the middle east and antisemitism amazingly on the rise throughout the world, we're very concerned about people from hamas coming into california, san diego area, and we're were worried -- we're worried about safety and security. >> mike: president biden is proposing 20 miles of movable border wall for south texas, frustrating both environmentalists and those who want stronger security. what do you make of that? >> well, i always thought that the border wall was the smartest thing that we could have done to help the border. i'm glad that president biden is coming a little late to the party, but willing to do something in the right direction. we actually should be s

to san diego. or will let me go. or something like that. and definitely don't tell them that were club. >> chris told police that when the night of clubbing went bust, they head out earlier than expected. he dropped off the other girls, he said, and then headed to lindsay's house. chris said that it was after 4 am when he finally got back to lynsie neighborhood. and he said that lynsie was worried that the mom would hear the truck pull up at that hour. and lynsie she asked that he would have dropped her off a corner away. and it wasn't suspicious to police, until they heard from her friends that she would be dropped off right here. chris then went home, and police even found a photo of chris's truck heading home on the right street at the right time. so to the cops, his story added up. and that's when police learned that matthew and chris were not the only man in lynsie life. there was somebody else with both matthew and chris had mentioned to investigators. an older man who drove lynsie around. no

if you are traveling out of town today to eureka or san diego or even south lake tahoe, the weather has been cooperating with us things to high-pressure offshore. as we get out of the state of california, there are issues over on the east coast. we are keeping a close eye on this major system causing winter weather advisories up into the northeast and flood advisories and tornado advisories that will continue to move into the east and just off shore by wednesday evening, clearing up just in time for thanksgiving. >>> silicon valley congressman and eshoo announcing today she will not seek re-election in 2020 or -- 2024. >> i am choosing this beautiful season of thanksgiving to announce that i will not seek re-election and i do so with a heart filled with unending gratitude to you, my magnificent constituents. eshoo was elected to the us house of representatives back in 1992 after serving on san mateo county board of supervisors for a decade. district covers much of santa clara county including parts of san jose and san mateo county. >>> a live look at the white house now. president biden

we are expecting 80s in san diego. if you are traveling down there you are in luck, but luckily we expect 70s in time for thanksgiving. widespread throughout the states there is active weather we are keeping a close eye on and it is causing travel delays heading to the east coast. this major system continues to push offshore and areas like new york infected with winter storm advisories all the way down in the system is impacting areas like alabama and all the way into mississippi with flood advisories and tornado warnings this afternoon. here we go into this afternoon and the next couple days and it tracks to the east and we see clear conditions in time for thanksgiving. >>> if you thought emerging from the pandemic would mean food banks had less demand for food, you would be mistaken. truth is, hunger is the highest it has been in years. your community station is stepping in with action, teaming up with bay area food banks to give you an option to be a good neighbor in to help out our food for bay area families donati

so today was tle only day we could trouble where you going to san diego, san diego, the you know, it's very travel the day before thanksgiving. i did not know that, but i guess going to find, i didn't mean to be a professor of, but i guess i'm teaching you something this morning. yes, thanksgiving is very busy travel. >> well, let's just luck. >> well, everything should be ok, because the lines are not backed up and they didn't think about traveling on the busiest day of the week for thanksgiving week, but a long as they make it safe and sound, they should. they're going down to san diego. here's what you need to know. as far as gas prices. of course, they have dropped. but those airline tickets, well, they have remain relatively the same. we're many cases even dropped. and according to travel experts, they believe that's one of the reasons why a lot of people are flying. despite being able to drive to places like san diego because it might be even cheaper. but it was funny telling this college kids about traveling because i didn't know it either year. heads just buried in the book so

now they off to san diego, looking for the championship win. we have been following the east bay panthers for months, ever since they struggled to find a new football field, after gun violence forced them to look for another place to play. double good news . they have since found their new home at madison park academy . we wish them all the luck in san diego. >>> daytime highs today a sitting below average as cold fronts have been sweeping the way throughout the bay area , allowing for cloudy skies around us. these drizzly conditions we woke up to this morning and these temperatures this afternoon. only sitting in the 60s. this looks different compared to last week's forecast. 65 today in san francisco. 60s all the way up into the north bay and that puts us about one to 5 degrees below average. not that drastic a change but it is noticeable. it feels more fall-like this afternoon. heading into the next several days, the area of low pressure that brought us the showers will ring out the last of its energy over the pacific northwest and we clear

yeah. >> byron: diego works with teen on this the shy side of success. >> what's up?ny of them high school dropouts like amanda. >> junior high dropout. >> byron: you dropped out in the 11th grade? may i ask why? >> covid. >> byron: did school give up on you, did you give up on school? >> kind of both. >> byron: thank you very much. >> how do you tell someone that education is important when they're worried about getting killed? or gang violence and all this other stuff going on in their life? we expect our children to learn when they don't even know that they're going to live? >> byron: as you see it, what's broken in schools? >> i don't think our kids think education is as important as it was before. i think our schools are just straight-up just failing our kids. >> byron: those are hard truths in hartford. in cities and poor communities across america, many desperate children feel like no one cares that they're in school, so they stop going. >> am i working hard enough? should i just give up? >> i wouldn't be as motivated as i was and i would start skipping. >> goi

we'd like to present a bid for the east bay panthers to advance to the regional championship in san diegoing up, the odds are stacked against them already. this right here is a major achievement in their life and in could take them so much further in sports and as a coach, i'm truly blessed to be a part of it. >> we want to have something to play for. the east bay panthers, we'll just follow their lead all the way to the chip, as the kids say. >> i love that they were popping soda bottles, but they were popping bottles. the kids even had goggles on. >> why not? >> yeah. stings the eyes, but in a good way. thanks, vern. >>> up next, the fashion industry is a major contributor to climate change, accounting for about 10% when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> tomorrow

omari fleming from our nbc station in san diego has more on how these programs are giving many hope for a better future. >> reporter: living in these tiny homes in el cajon has given pr brittany and her dotaughter a b chance to change their lives. >> covid knocked a lot of people out. >> reporter: now she and her daughter are getting their own apartment. >> we're super stoked. it's too good to be true >> reporter: she says living in the tiny homes for just a month and a half gave her the serenity she needed to get back on her feet >> i don't have to worry about where we're going to sleep, and i can focus on the things i need to focus on. it's like a stepping stool >> reporter: the city is looking to help replicate that kind of success through the sleeping cabin program. it will provide $1.5 million in grant money for private organizations like churches, businesses or non-profits to purchase and place tiny homes on their own property, parking lot or other designated spaces about 100 homes from a company called pallet hell tshelter woue made available throughout program. >> we know there

traveling around for the holidays. >> was pressure on my end, i have my sister coming up from san diegohe says there better be son. i have my daughter coming from eugene, from college, saying mom, there better be son. >> i'm glad i can deliver. >>> coming up, america's most played game >>> monopoly just released its san jose edition of the popular board game . to celebrate, mr. monopoly stopped by one of the landmarks but there he is. featured on the board. he surprised families visiting the children's discovery museum in san jose. he took photos with kids, even joined them at a few interactive exhibits. people there also had entered for a chance to win the new addition. >> we knew kids would be excited about seeing mr. monopoly. we wanted to make sure he comes by to play with kids for a while and make sure that they all were aware that he is now forever a part of san jose's history. >> monopoly unveiled the new game yesterday at the winchester mystery house. landmark is on the board, along with original joe and san pedro square. >>> cbs e- >> jericka: breaking news tonight. the imminen

migrantes, los agentes fronterizos han dejado en libertad a miles de personas en las calles de san diegocontiÚan libeÁndolos... una zona de la frontera con Éxico por la que ha habido muchos cruces ilegales de migrantes y contrabando de drogas esÁ ahora fuertemente vigilada por las autoridades estadounidense s incuyendo la guardia nacional de texas... es una nueva estrategia para reducir la influencia que han tenido alli los carteles mexicanos de las drogas... reyna rodÍguez nos informa desde la frontera... una de las barreras Ás fuertes que enfrentan los inmigrantes cuando inician una nueva vida en el pÍs es el idioma... pero un programa piloto llamado "the academy" incluye la enseÑanza del ingÉs, como una prioridad para integrarse a la sociedad... marlene guzÁn nos dice en qÉ consiste esta iniciativa proinmigrante... el presidente biden particiÓ hoy en un homenaje por Ía de los veteranos, en el cementerio nacional de arlington, un lugar que describÓ como un "santuario del sacrificio", durante su discurso... biden resalÓ la deuda que tiene el pÍs con los que han servido en las diferentes

migrants are moving into san diego's airport.any. >> more than 300 camping out at the airport waiting for their flights. it appears as a winter border patrol processing after illegally crossing the border into san diego. now they're waiting at the airport for their flights to the cities they requested to go to. >> there waiting for the flight so they can go wherever, they could be here for days there's more than 300 we don't know all the details. more and more states and cities are spending money to move the migrants out, get them where they want to go. texas leads the charge and get the bulk of the migrants. midcentury cities like new york and blue cities and states like denver and arizona are spending money to move them where they want to go after taxpayers expense. if you show up to the airport, what is a crowd of people doing, hanging out waiting for their flight to wherever. stuart: the world turned upside as pima because the city prepared for them that is insane. stuart: crazy stuff. thank you. the atlantic goes to bat for

. >> researchers at san diego state are using artificial intelligence to teach people with autism how to drive. but this is before they get behind the wheel. a la ni la tank tells us how it works. we don't want any sector of our population too not have those opportunities to keep enhance ing themselves. artificial intelligence is helping people with autism. learn to drive before hitting the road. >> everyone will do phase 2. the real driving the national science foundation gave a grant to san diego state university and vanderbilt university to create the ai driver training program. >> doctor mary baker erickson is a research professor at sdsu. she says studies show nationwide less than 30% of people with autism seek a driver's license. she says this means the eu or are working. it was about this uncertainty of could they do it and sometimes don't, you know, fear actual fear of of approaching driving scenario. the program runs for 8 weeks. it aims to build confidence, help with focus and emotional control. the lessons combined virtual reality with course work. learn in a group environm

esto es en dirección de san diego a tijuana, un cruce fronterizo que se espera reduzca los largos tiemposs tiene los detalles alegría? >> sí, claro que sí. muy alegre porque puede más para estar yendo y viniendo hoy, minutos antes de que las puertas se abrieran, decenas de personas esperaban con sus bolsas de compras y carritos caminar por esta frontera a tijuana. realmente una falta de de conciencia, verdad? porque hay veces que 1 no no viene o no sale por por la batalla de regresarse y esperan. >> esta reapertura logra incrementar los cruces y su fluidez, al menos en cifras de prepandemia. los de antes de la pandemia, que era 12.000 personas por pérez 18, mil personas por perista, por 30.000, 30.000 por personas, por lo mismo que los empresarios que aseguraron los últimos 3 años mandaron cartas a washington y estuvieron en constante contacto con autoridades federales para lograr una reapertura que por lo menos hoy, fue en tiempo limitado para los comercios del sur de san diego, en especial los de san isidro, que asumimos que sufrieron mucho durante la la pandemia y el cierre. >> hay pro

programa también incluye la construcción de viviendas en las ciudades de sacramento, los Ángeles y san diegoas para personas sin hogar. los precios de las casas de un dormitorio comienza en 12.500■!a$ y el precio de una ca de 2 dormitorios costará alrededor de 91.000■!a. hablamos ahora de los precios medios de venta de viviendas que se ha disparado en el silicon valley. hay un estudio que realizó joint venture que encontró que el precio medio de venta de las viviendas en santa clara experimentó el mayor crecimiento , un aumento del 17% en 2022 con respecto al año anterior. los millennials siguen siendo los compradores de viviendas predominantes en esta zona de santa clara, con casas que se están vendiendo a casi un 10% por encima del precio de venta. 2 de los principales parques de diversiones del área de la bahía se van a fusionar en una sola empresa. se trata de setter faire y six flags. la primera es dueña del parque great america en santa clara, mientras que six flags administra discovery kingdom en vallejo y harbor en concord. con esta medida se desconoce qué va a pasar con el parque de