granada, it's got a good one.ngly beautiful structures ever created by man. built on top of ninth century fortifications and added to and added to as history unfolded through wars and tragedy and invasion and conquest. >> on the outside it's very bare. all you see are the tiny windows. and it's projecting impenatrability. but then you come in here. >> zack has gone -- well, let's call it what it is -- a bit mad about the place. the details can obsess a man. zack is a cinematographer, so you can understand how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> trying to weave nature, calligraphy, symbols. these are all inscriptions, turned into graphics. >> depict words from god. >> yes, but what you can depict, and this is what this entire place is, is geometric systems. >> yes. >> when the nasri dynasty lived here, it was a harmonious space where light, shade, water, the transit of the moon and stars were harnessed and glorified. >> i think the best assumption is

. >>> en espaÑa el real madrid enfrento al granada.n este golazo. despuÉs benzema puso el 2 por 0. y el real madrid momentÁneamente es lÍder. en inglaterra, el everton goleÓ 4 por 0 pero una tragedia opaco el resultado, oviedo sufriÓ una fuerte lesiÓn. oviedo llegÓ por atrÁs y recibÓo una patada accidental, los reportes indican que tiene doble fractura y estÁ en duda su participaciÓn. y contratodos los pronÓstico ni la ganÓ y ocuparÁ el tercer puesto de la clasificaciÓn mundial, y a 11 puntos de victoria azarenka. >>> vamos con un adelanto de las historias de aquÍ y ahora. >>> un descubrimiento macabro y la cacerÍa para atrapar al asesino. arrestan a un niÑo en su propia escuela. y buscaron por aÑos a su hija desaparecida y la encontraron adoptado en estados unidos. ademÁs, la crisis en el pueblo obligado para muchos inmigrantes. y por quÉ muchas mujeres deben enfrentar retos para superarse. >>> recuerde que este domingo a las 7/6 en el centro. y en instantes surfistas desafian olas de 45 pies de altura durante un torneo en california.

he got to the bottom of the range that divides the venezuelan par to the new granada in part and finally explained what he wanted to do. the soldiers were for it. he took a battalion size -- he took a battalion with wind and with cattle and horses and what not end with his printing press because he carried it every wed he went. he really did feel that words with the greatest weapon, and he pulled it off, going through the bottom, the highest point where the spanish had no garrison's for miles. he went over and came down the other side. there were so many who died. a third of the british expeditionary force died in the process, all of the cattle were gone, many of the horses did not make good, but the number of people who came down were terrified and were enough to actually send the viceroy running. he put on the grimy hand, pancho , and left a million pesos on his desk and ran for cover. there were detonating, as you can imagine, detonating all of the ammunition said that he would not get at it. and if he rode into the capitol all by himself, and there aitol all by himself, and there are

from venezuela to new granada to ecuador liberating panama on the way to peru which was the hardest of all. i hope you will enjoy reading it. i want to hear your questions and i hope you will have many questions for me because this is always for me my favorite part. thank you. [applause] >> that was a great speech, thank you very much. i came out here to buy the book, number one because i read 5 or 6 fabulous reviews of it. i didn't realize you had an in-house review were, john overbear, this is superb and i can't wait to look at the book and it helped my life in south america, new a lot about bolivar but i learned a lot from listening to you a number of things including his wonderful stuff in colombia and we hear a lot and it irritates me as someone who loves this hemisphere to hear about the late departed exit in sea of venezuela, who uses a simon bolivar as a tool to bad govern wonderful people in a wonderful country. to what extent bolivar lived a long time in venezuela, to what extent was he distorting history and doing the usual crap that he did for 14 years, or is there the hist

. >> se consiguen granadas, fusiles. >> segÚn la policÍa, tambiÉn hay trÁfico de documentos falsos, diplomasles, pero sobre todo droga. >> lo que hacen estos expendedores hacen es recalar dosis para tenerlos enganchados, para tenerlos esclavizados, digamos que cuando uno va al bronx, es lo mÁs parecido a una mina, todos estÁn trabajando en pro de conseguir las sustancias psico activas. >> Óscar javier es economista y trabajador social, a Él la vida lo llevÓ a consumir drogas por aÑos en el bronx, Él asegura que las autoridades no se equivocan cuando dicen que los adictos le dejan a los traficantes ganancias diarias de mÁs de 300.000 $. >> ellos saca el dinero en tulas, y se da cuenta que la gente estÁ esclavizada y los expendedores, los ponen a trabajar cinco a siete dÍas, el consumidor crÓnico de sustancias no duerme, pasa dÍas sin dormir. >> el bronx es la olla, como se le dice en colombia a los expendios de droga, mÁs grandes del paÍs,en los Últimos meses lo han allanado en 25 oportunidades en un intento por clausurada los lugares. sin embargo, el grupo de consumidores no desciende, el ne

hundreds of citizens were evacuated and granada was overturned. >> today we have done what we had to do. if necessary we shall do it again. >> reporter: then war planes attacked libya. this came after a bombing of a disco that was popular with american soldiers. terrorism still haunted the reagan years. an american navy frogman was killed. 29 others were held hostage for 39 years. hijackers took over the italian cruise ship. one american was killed. the hijackers were eventually taken to egypt and they were apparently being flown to safety aboard an egyptian airplane and president reagan ordered the plane land in egypt. it was apparent that reagan was putting aside the vietnam residue that showed america as a self-less nation. the united states was in the middle of a war zone and on its own it showed. in 1987 an iraqi airplane killed 37 u.s. sailors. then in the summer of 1978 while on duty, it was an iranian commercial flight. everyone was kill. through the good times and bad times president reagan has appeared for the most part to be unruffled. but his legacy will include notable f

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el granada, the sun is out there. there's some areas on the fog where it's pulled off the coast. it will be a nice day. inland areas get a lot of these clouds. it looks like the systems, we hope they bring us rain. it's looking weaker and weaker, morning fog giving way to mixed sun and clouds. a lot of clouds, maybe some rain to the north but the question is will it drop far enough south, i think we'll get drizzle. hopefully some rain will make it into the north bay. one forecast model just came in and shows no rain at all for us. things might be changing here. 50s on the temperatures. very, very low 60s. a lot of 50s. it's very, very cold, continuing. these are the current temperatures at noon. well, noon to us. 2:00 their time. they are issuing all sorts of freezing rain advisories down to the deep south even into new orleans. it will make its way to new york, which is 39. i think i saw a 43 things are better. a couple of systems moving through. it will add to what looks like a wild week for most of the country. for you, the systems continue to drag across a lot of high clouds.

man such as former wing and every speaker and striker cristiano renowned then reacted by a trip to granada telling him rest in peace. he can quote his death a great loss to everyone while the one displayed as deadliest strike as well i love and honesty is leaving the lessons are meant for arch rival by a munich his five year contract was signed after he passed a medical check in munich on saturday. he will join the merry now at the end the season. he currently co leads the one displayed in scoring with eleven goals in seventeen games. millie is adding to concerns about fire and growing dominance in german soccer. the world famous dakar rally now held in south america and got underway today when state line snaking from rosario to sound the least in argentina on the radio was fastest in the bike section while carlos says that means the car standings. last year's winner stefan is the handset was among the fastest finishers in the mini designed by germany's stefan not take a look the customized media celebrated their first success in the run up to the famous rally. the cars developed and built

also along the coast, el granada, half moon bay in san francisco. but not officially yet, i don't think i know there's been some in the city. a lot of low clouds in place. partly sunny, partly cloudy. there's already some breaks in the clouds. fog, drizzle, hazy skies more of a westerly breeze. we have two more shots here to get some precip in here. i don't think much will happen if you are up -- unless you are up north. 56 covers it. north bay, east bay, south bay, coast, bay, doesn't matter. everyone will be close on the temperatures. we're starting ofl in the 50s. we'll end up with 50s on the high side. another system will move in on thursday. that doesn't look like it will do much. i don't think much will happen here. sunday, we clear it out. it looks like sunny and warmer. >>> the final verdict on lead paint, it's in now. the record settlement and how several companies are being forced to help with cleaning up the toxic substance. >>> no way for us to recover from this loss. >> a carjacking ends with a killing of a former ms. venezuela and her

our observer in el granada, 66 petion right now. it was -- degrees right now.ome of the lows are really cold. 29 fairfield. 28 santa rosa. yet any puff of a breeze, there's that 66 half moon bay. there's a lot of 30s. it's been a colder morning here. temperatures will continue to kind of struggle to warm up. red flag warning looks like it's about ended for us. there's still a little hint of an easterly breeze coming across. nothing is showing signs of breaking through. maybe next week. we'll see. probably cooler. dare i say maybe rain but it doesn't look like it for a while? 60s and a lot 70s. >> the slowest traffic in the east bay is on 238 and 580 castro valley, there was an earlier crash. 238 has cleared out. but we have a lot of buildup that is still there. 238 at 880 as we back up here, you can see traffic is gonna be slow all the way into dublin. that's right. all the way into dublin all the way over the hill. it's a terrible backup. really the alternate now is to just wait because the other side roads are also jam packed. let's go to some live pictures.

granada won 4-nil. now 9th for a few hours at least. looking good ahead of the first tennis grand slam of the year. the world's number 5 won the city international two days before the australian open begins. it was at the extend of home favorite tomage. he beat all of opponents in straight sets 63-61 in just 53 minutes. a open start on monday. up against role number 1, ralph nadal. it was a huge shock in the lady's competition, bulgaria became the first female qualified to win the event. 107 beat 15 semifinalist angelique in straight sets. the first wta title. she is the first qualified to win any event on the ladies' tour since 2010. to basketball where the brooklyn nets beat the nba champions 104 to 95. they needed double overtime to clench the 5th straight win. the golden state warriors were back at home after a 7-match road trip and beat the boston celtics. with 22 points, seven assists and five rebounds. steven curry finished with 19 points and a jump shot with 2.1 seconds left to send the warriors to victover with 99 to 97. the oi

peninsula cells sliding into half moon bay, el granada near the mavericks surf contest area and you have cell off the coastline headed toward pacifica and also south san francisco. into the south bay you are seeing more showers in toward the southern half of san jose and morgan hill. watch out along the 101 seeing puddling on the highways there and there's still more rain to come. so some much-needed rain not the biggest storm we have ever seen and not a drought buster but much-needed rain falling around the bay area now and will continue to do so this morning. toward the middle of the day the skies may part a bit. still a chance of showers picking up again later on this evening. dry weather returning for the weekend and sticking around for a while. so enjoy the rain wheel we have it. the front bringing showers today and picking up again into the evening hours. heavy snow in the sierra nevada upwards of 2 feet of snow across the high country. 6" at lake level and snowing there now. and some strong gusty winds. all right. computer models timing this system out as it slides on through. bre

fog at el granada and half moon bay. san jose is 39. walnut creek, 33. livermore, 36.s. in between two systems but still a mostly sunny, hazy forecast. some patchy fog near the coast. otherwise, look for temperatures to go way up unless you are by the water. it might be cooler. here's sal. >>> we're looking at traffic improvement here at the bay bridge toll plaza in oakland. a little bit of a backup maybe waiting for five minutes, ten- minute drive. about 15 minutes. not too bad getting into the city. san mateo bridge is moderate traffic. a little bit slow on 880 but the bridge looks food. i want to mention the motorcycle accident. southbound 101 at willow. that would not be the best way to go. i would go 280 instead. 280 is much better at this point if you are driving through. speeds on 24, 13 minutes, they keep going up from pleasant hill road to caldecott. let's go back to the desk. >>> a burglary suspect now in custody in san jose after an early-morning police search at a strip mall. we showed you live pictures right here as police arrested that suspect. this was a

el granada, the fog is back. it's not solid. kind of favoring the coast. no sign of any rain.. one band of high clouds drifting toward the north bay. some records are possible. probably not. it will fall short for most. there could be some down towards gilroy. if you were here in 1976, you know that was a dry year. oakland downtown will be close. the record is 71 also in 1976. livermore is 68, though. 70 way back. 1919. and napa's 68 that would fall 5 short. these were the records from yesterday. santa maria, 80 degrees. 7th consecutive day, 80 or higher. that's a record. also the most 80-degree temperatures in january. gilroy, 79. you may my goodness it's warm out. bakersfield, fresno, both set records. sacramento tied 70. south lake tahoe's was a record. the old was 55 in 1991. mostly sunny, patchy fog. a few high clouds. there's a lot of sun way above on the temperatures. as you might imagine, the drought category is in the extreme category. it's getting worse by the week. by the week, 20s, 30s, 40s. some cool conditions. i keep reading the discussions coming out of the wea

we had records in oakland, sfo, 68 el granada, half moon bay. it's amazingly cold.these are the current temperatures. chicago is 15 below. twitter has been great of sending pictures. we have warnings and watches in 34 states. the windchill also will be the big factor from the great lakes to the deep south and ohio valley. minnesota, 50, 55 below on their windshield. some of the rain is falling over the very heavy snow they had last week in boston. that caused us fog issues but the arctic front has -- you can see where it is, some of that rain is turning to snow on the back side, pennsylvania into west virginia. this is where the cold air is plunging in. 17 for tahoe. 20 in reno. i know it's still cold in other parts of the country, not that cold. weekend systems will move in which will allow temperatures for us to come down. they've been so far above, it would take sense we'll get near average, upper 50s, lower 60s. a lot of high clouds. hazy skies. a stronger system comes in thursday. but i don't think it will do anything here. it looks like a cooler week. 60s, low

cassie jean in el granada, it's another nice morning. 56 to 60 degrees. redwood city, 72. sunshine.er by the weekend. can't find any rain. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. texting in a movie theater, the charges a former police officer is facing after an argument that ended in gunfire. before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus, 18-month special financing on all sleep number beds. only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> a florida man, check it out, is lucky to be alive after crashing his car while texting. the driver went up over the sidewalk, mit a bus stop sign and a tree before rolling over. fortunately, he wasn't hurt but he was cited. >>> also this morning, a former florida police captain is facing second-degree murder charges accused of

i think a lot of people are going to half-moon bay, and the el granada area.est traffic is on nob 101 approaching 280. 8:33. let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. firefighters in vallejo still at the trailer park in vallejo that caught fire a couple of hours ago this morning. one mobile home was destroyed. another one was very badly damaged. ktvu's brian flores is there to tell us why one resident is in particular is really heartbroken over what happened. so what happened brian. >>> yeah, dave. good morning to you. well, in terms of that residence, she has mixed emotions this morning. obviously today she is very devastated with what happened but also very grateful for vallejo firefighters because they were able to recover personal art facts. look behind me. this is it. this home completely destroyed. we're on sandy hook road here in vallejo at the carcinas mobile estates and the home to the left was also heavily damaged. that was the home where this woman lived this morning. if we go to video from earlier, so you can clear exactly l how ited, it's -- e