a un dÍa de la tragedia, la habitaciÓn de jocelyn sigue intacta con sus peluches en la cama.uelas. pongan detectores de metal en las escuelas para que ya no sigan sucediendo cosas. >> y la familia? corea se mudÓ a estados unidos hace seis aÑos y ahora se preparan para repatriar los restos de jocelyn a su natal guatemala. en cuanto a la investigaciÓn, hace unas horas, agentes federales revelaron que el arma habÍa sido comprada en arizona en 2022 y no habÍa sido reportada como robada. por supuesto, las pesquisas continÚan. julio. >> un dolor de verdad inimaginable para este padre. asÍ es. gracias. gracias. johana suÁrez. los bomberos comienzan a controla incendio en los Ángeles. pero el viento desata nuevos focos de alarma en el sur de california. ademÁs, protestas en sinaloa, mÉxico, por latestas muerte de dos niÑos junto a su padre en medio de la narcoguerra. vamos y ♪ ♪ (vo) los buenos días empiezan con cheerios. nuestro equipo de compras es perfeccionista y obsesivo con los detalles, se toma la calidad muy en serio. y llega al fin del mundo para conseguir lo mejor de lo mej

jocelyn. thank you.l, obviously people in santa cruz are being told to stay indoors tonight, but let's talk to jeff about that wind that jocelyn was talking about. burning batteries. not good. yeah. and with the calm wind, you know, while the people in the immediate area need to heed those warnings, a lot of this very thick smoke from the fire is going straight up into the atmosphere. so we are seeing some of the smoke just immediately around it. but as far as it's spreading up to the bay area, it's not happening. at this moment. we have very calm winds right now in moss landing, three miles per hour out of the north, 010 wind back here to san juan bautista, zero wind in morgan hill. so as we take you into the wind forecast here for tomorrow morning, it stays calm. now we'll begin to pick up on some wind by the afternoon and evening, 15 to about 20mph. but it's going to be blowing from the west, off towards the east. that would push any smoke at the lower levels towards san juan bautista. now the other t

me encuentro frente a la casa de jocelyn, la mujer que entrevistamos.do, sÓlo pudo recuperar algunas vasijas. por lo general, no le quedo nada. los vientos se han disipado, el vecindario ha desaparecido. >> que desaparezca, no tienes nada, no sacaste nada de la casa. reportera: no hay palabras para consolar a jocelyn. >> no mÁs agarre unos tenis. reportera: hoy muestra lo que ayer fue su hogar. donde nada se pudo salvar. >> yo sÉ que es una tarea difÍcil, pero sabes que uno navega mucho para hacerse de sus cosas para que se vayan en un segundo. en un segundo se fueron tus sueÑos, tus trabajos, todo. reportera: la casa de fran rodrÍguez tambiÉn quedo en cenizas. regreso por los recuerdos. asÍ los mantenemos vivos, nos dijo. ante su desconsuelo lo ayudamos a buscar, pero el suelo estaba ardiendo. desafortunadamente, no encontramos nada. a cuadras volvimos a la casa de alfredo espinoza, ayer trato arduamente de salvarla. >> parece que dio resultado. corrimos con suerte. reportera: para darte una idea, esta casa de jocelyn era de dos pisos y cinco habitacio

jocelyn moran nos trae los detalles. adelante, jocelyn.sé. hablaron sobre varios temas, incluyendo la inmigración. algunos esta noche dicen que están preocupados por su comunidad y sus seres queridos. 15 9. esta noche, cientos se reunieron para una protesta cerca del centro comercial san genaro. muchos llevaban letreros protestando. las pólizas del presidente trump, incluyendo las deportaciones. mi familia son mexicanos y creo que es importante estar con la raza ahorita, especialmente en tiempos así, ahorita. y siento que ahorita las deportaciones son un problema muy grande y esta noche el presidente donald trump firmó 10 órdenes ejecutivas relacionadas con la inmigración. entre ellas una declaración de emergencia nacional en la frontera con méxico. la administración de trump también ha prometido pronto llevar a cabo operativos de inmigración. reads in major cities but it's going to happen. le preguntaron al presidente trump si se llevarían a cabo los operativos en ciudades grandes. trump respondió que no quería decir cuándo, pero que iba

jocelyn moran. noticiero telemundo 48 pues muchas gracias, jocelyn.ste mapa? nos va a dar la dirección de los vientos a esta hora de la noche. aquí podemos ver. esta es la zona de moss landing. donde está ocurriendo ese incendio. en esa fábrica de baterías de litio. el humo, como lo decían los expertos, es un humo muy tóxico, por lo que le han pedido a la gente que se quede en las casas. hasta el momento ese humo no estaría afectando la zona de las ciudades porque el viento va contrario, 3 millas por hora. es un viento calmado, así que esperemos que este la dirección del viento no vaya a cambiar y todo ese humo empiece a llegar a lo que es la ciudades como santa cruz, san juan bautista, morgan hill y por supuesto san josé. estamos siguiendo muy de cerca la dirección del viento. por cierto, las autoridades han informado que mañana viernes por la mañana estarán ofreciendo una conferencia de prensa. nos imaginamos que estarán dando detalles de cómo que habría iniciado ese incendio. y también los trabajos de de contención de las llamas. pasemos con esto a

jocelyn morán noticiero telemundo 48 gracias, jocelyn. redes sociales. dejamos el tema de inmigración momentáneamente y le contamos que una familia hispana está realmente destrozada luego de que su hijo de 23 años muriera tras ser atropellado por un conductor presuntamente ebrio. césar y jessica gallegos ha conversado con la familia y entre lágrimas y dolor están exigiendo justicia. Él me mató a mí en vida. momentos de dolor vive esta familia hondureña de san josé, luego de que un conductor presuntamente ebrio arrollara a su hijo jorge miguel vallecillo martínez, de 23 años. ese día, como todos los días, él se levantó. fue a mi cuarto y me dijo madre, madre, ya, ya me voy a ir. como era de costumbre, jorge se fue a trabajar, pero esa mañana del 19 de enero su familia recibió una llamada. le queremos informar de que jorge, que djorge, tuvo un accidente y yo cuando dije el accidente pues dije yo a lo mejor fue en el carro. su familia explica que jorge trabajaba como guardia de seguridad caminando por el campus de google en mountain view, cu

hey, jocelyn. hey. yeah, it's a busy night. a lot of people w waiting in line to get into some of these new new year's eve events. we were talking to some people. they say they want to ring in the new year with good company. and for bars and restaurants, it's really good business. the scene is set to ring in the new year in downtown san jose. balloons, the happy new year hats, and the people filling up restaurants and bars downtown. well, for san pedro socal, this is definitely our biggest event of the year. every year, new year's eve, we love having everyone come in celebrating. do a countdown with everybody. javon williams with san pedro socal says they're expecting around 700 people tonight. they started preparing a month and a half ago, preparing for the balloon drop, making sure that the area is all fit and it's going to make sure it fits for the rest of the crowd. getting these two photo booths inside, make sure we have areas and space for them, and then also making sure that we have enough party favors for everyone that

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nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now. jocelyn, cautious optimism here about this deal. that's right.nd there is a sense of relief that a deal has been reached, but it's to be implemented in three phases over several weeks. before i begin, let me speak to important news that from earlier today. tonight, president biden began his farewell address by talking about the cease fire and hostage release deal reached by israel and hamas. and it will be largely implemented by the incoming administration. that's why i told my team to keep the incoming administration fully informed, because thas how it should be working together as americans. the deal will be implemented in three phases. phase one lasts six weeks. hamas will release hostages in return for hundreds of palestinian prisoners held by israel. trucks of humanitarian aid will be sent into gaza daily. phase two includes the exchange of remaining living hostages, including soldiers. biden said remaining israeli forces would be withdrawn from gaza during phase three. the remains of dead hostages would be returned home and reconstruction p

jocelyn moran, telemundo, california. jocelyn, muchas gracias por el informe.estos casos. pasamos a santa rosa y e el equo de investigación de delitos contra la propiedad detuvo a 5 miembros de un grupo de supuestos ladrones sudamericanos conocidos por tener como objetivo robar en propiedades de negocios asiáticos. durante la investigación se descubrió que algunos de los sospechosos estaban en posesión de documentos y de identificaciones potencialmente falsas. los 5 sospechosos fueron arrestados y trasladados a la cárcel del condado sonoma y ahora enfrentan varios cargos, como por ejemplo, conspiración y posesión de propiedad robada, entre otros. y usted que nos está viendo? recuerde que puede tener toda la información actualizada al momento que ocurre en la palma de la mano. solo tiene que descargar nuestras aplicaciones en su teléfono celular. nos puede encontrar bajo telemundo 48 Área de la bahía. telemundo 33 sacramento salud. salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. irina

jocelyn, what did he say? well, jess, first, la's mayor is vowing the city will help people rebuild quickly. but fire crews, including teams from the bay area, still have a long fight ahead of them. tonight, the wind is still fanning flames as several wildfires rage in southern california. crews from across the bay area are on the fire lines, helping where they're needed. crews from sonoma county are in the altade area trying to gain ground on the eaton fire, and they're doing what we refer to as tactical patrol, where they're actually patrolling. a lot of the neighborhoods that were affected by the eaton fire and the altadena area checking for hotspots. more than 10,000 structures have been destroyed in both the palisades and eaton fires combined. new drone video above. pacific palisades shows the magnitude of the destruction neighborhoods devastated in altadena. nbc's gadi schwartz spoke with rupert garcia as he searched for anything with meaning. we're just trying to find something. i mean, i don't care. li

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now with how you can help. jocelyn. yeah. janelle. businesses, churches and organizations are gathering supplies to send to la. others are connecting on social media, getting together to figure out how to contribute. tonight, a truckload of supplies from san jose is on its way to los angeles. we have relief worth of full semi truck that is going to the dream center in la to help with folks out there. people have been dropping off things like diapers and water the last couple of days, and volunteers today with westgate church packed all of those donations up. 100% of this effort is done by volunteers who care for la. we love la. others are posting on social media, working together to figure out how to get things from the bay area to la. i was clicking through folks instagram stories and things, and then when i found out that people were collecting donations in oakland and planning to drive it down as early as this weekend, i figured that, you know, that's a great opportunity that i can kind of contribute a little bit more tangibly. lat

jocelyn moran, telemundo, california. jocelyn muchas gracias.continúa. fuerte sistema de alta presión dominando las condiciones del tiempo. esto y su pronóstico continuar con nosotros a la administración de alimentos y medicamentos o la fda prohíbe el colorante que le da el tinte rojo a muchas bebidas y alimentos de consumo diario. se trata del colorante rojo número 3. según funcionarios, el ingrediente estaría vinculado al cáncer y también podría afectar el comportamiento de los niños. miryam villarreal nos acompaña en vivo en el estudio miryam. cuéntanos qué pasos tomarán las fábricas que utilizan este colorante. así es. qué tal? muy buenas tardes, flavio. familia en casa se les fijó ya a los fabricantes de alimentos una fecha? tendrán ahora hasta el 15 de enero del 2027 para reformular sus productos, mientras que las empresas que fabrican medicamentos ingeridos, por ejemplo, suplementos dietéticos, van a tener un año adicional. esta decisión de la fda se da luego de años de campaña de grupos de defensa del consumidor. y es que este colorante

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran picks up the story from here. jocelyn. yeah, just amid the devastation today, some people returned to what used to be their homes. meantime, l.a. mayor karen bass is facing tough questions about funding cuts that the l.a. city fire department's budget faced last year as several wildfires rage across southern california. tonight, some are seeing what's left of their homes. this is a friend of the house. yeah, all our lawn is gone. just our our gate and then the back of it. it's done. my son's coffee trailer, he just started. it's done. it's. it's gone. yeah. it's all we got. yeah. i can't believe it. we try to hold our house down before we left, but there's only so much you could do. she's one of tens of thousands of people evacuated from the now deadly eaton fire burning in altadena. in malibu, steve wiggins says he tried everything to save his home. we lost everything we owned, but. it doesn't even look like a house anymore. it just looks like a. 75 mile per hour. winds overnight pushed the palisades fire up the pacific c

jocelyn moran, telemundo, california. así es. gracias, jocelyn. y vea este mapa.o, que está justamente al otro lado de la ciudad. el incendio se ha quemado hasta el momento. 15.800 acres y ha consumido decenas de viviendas y el están ya precisamente destruyó más de 2000 estructuras. y bueno, toda esta difícil situación de casas quemadas, evacuaciones y hasta personas que pierden la vida traen a la mente de muchos residentes de santa rosa la tragedia similar que vivieron en el año 2017. en ese entonces hubo pérdidas inimaginables. las llamas arrasaron con más de 5000 estructuras y causaron la muerte de al menos 22 personas. escuchemos a una persona que recuerda esos momentos que vivió durante este incendio. el pánico que teníamos fue algo como traumático. no se olvida tener humanidad y ayudarnos con lo que podamos. y es que en esos momentos más difíciles, precisamente sobresale la ayuda humanitaria y comunitaria. una experiencia que hoy impulsa a muchos a apoyar a comunidades que viven precisamente en circunstancias similares. cambiamos de información. veo una bala

jocelyn moran, telemundo, california. gracias, jocelyn.iminar 3.7. de acuerdo al servicio geológico de los estados unidos, el episodio ocurrió muy cerca al zoológico de la ciudad, ubicado sobre el bulevar slope y la carretera upper great highway en la costa oeste de esa urbe. minutos después se registró una réplica de baja intensidad de 2.2 en magnitud. estos movimientos telúricos se produjeron en la falla de san andrés y ante esta situación, el alcalde daniel lerroy emitió un comunicado virtual diciendo lo siguiente y citamos quiero asegurarles a todos en san francisco que estamos preparados para estos eventos mientras monitoreamos los impactos del evento de esta mañana y los servicios de emergencias están listos para mantener nuestra ciudad segura en caso de un desastre natural, surgió la preocupación entre algunas comunidades tras la presunta presencia de agentes de migración. esto ocurrió el jueves en algunos puntos del área de la bahía. la red de respuesta rápida confirmó que en el barrio mission no hubo detenciones en el barrio san f

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news.rancisco is reaffirming its position as a sanctuary city in the face of hundreds of those ice arrests across the country and agents spotted in downtown san francisco this week, city leaders vowed to protect migrants as the daughter of a father who was from el salvador, who i didn't get to be raised with, in part because he was not a cizen here, i fully know what it feels like to have your family separated. we recognize your contributions to our city, and we stand with you. you belong here. recenthite house orders have also impacted refugees accepted under former president biden. mayor lowry encouraged people to go to the city's immigration website for help and resources. in the event that you or someone you know is detained or questioned by ice officers, it's important to know your rights. the immigration institute of the bay area has created red cards as a reminder of what your rights are and how to exercise them. the cards are available in eight different languages. just scan the qr

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran continues our coverage now with the rush to safety and jocelyn truly terrifyingyeah, jess. that's right. d firefighters are going into the night battling the fire on all sides against the strong winds. those winds have picked up in the past hour, and it's going to be a long and dangerous night for thousands. tonight, the firefight intensifies as those strong winds fuel the wildfire burning through pacific palisades. i know these houses because i've lived here for 20 years. i know which house that is that's burning. i know which houses they are right next to mine that are burning. derrick has lived in the neighborhood for 20 years and spoke to our sister station, nbc los angeles. really hard. i think it it really hit me when i heard that all the trees around the house were burning because i have. my youngest son is still going to poly high, so, you know, hope hopefully that the high school survives. i don't know, i haven't been down there yet, so people racing to get out. many deciding to abandon their cars in a huge traffic jam with just one way in and out of tha

jocelyn. yeah, jess. they were there for a little more than a week, but after getting back home tonight, they all met with the mayor to talk about what they saw from the devastation they witnessed to the gratitude of the people they helped. tonight, san jose fire crews are back home after helping battle the eaton fire in southern california for more than a week. the palisades and eaton fires have killed at least 27 people and destroyed more than 1200 structures. one street on the fire front. not a single home was burned. one street back. every home on the street is burned. they talked about some of what they saw with san jose mayor matt mahan, who stopped by shortly after they returned home. when i heard you guys were coming back, i just wanted to drop by very quickly to thank you. apartment that has been challenged by low staffing levels, a pandemic, plenty of challenges, and yet they show up every day. you just came back? yeah. yeah, the two of us. thank you for. battalion chief dennis bell says they we

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us. jocelyn.fighters in southern california have been battling blazes for more than two weeks now. the fires have prompted san jose mayor matt mahan to look into how prepared the city is. if something similar were to happen here. let's get out. let's go. tonight, tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders as the huge fire burns in northern los angeles county in the castaic community. schools and homes evacuated, some even hosing down their houses. my wife, my animals were ready to go. the fire is being fueled by single digit humidity, bone dry brush and strong winds, relentless conditions that have plagued southern california for more than two weeks now. the devastating palisades village eaton fires destroyed more than 16,000 structures, and the red flag warnings tonight are leaving the county on high alert. it has potential to get bad with the way the winds are going. battalion chief robert simmons with the cal fire san mateo santa cruz unit recently returned from la, but his crews a

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran went to a protest in san jose tonight, and jocelyn. immigration advocates are trying to figure out what the next step is. yeah, exactly. and there were actually a few hundred people at this protest. immigration was a big issue of the night. people tonight saying top of mind is president trump's mass deportation promise and birthright citizenship. tonight, we already know of at least one lawsuit against the administration, and no doubt there will be more to come. tonight, a rally near santana row drew hundreds, many holding signs protesting trump administration policies, including deportations. we pain, pain to see so many people out here just fighting for it, i love it, but to know why they're here, it's what hurts the most. tonight, president trump signed ten executive orders relating to immigration. among them declaring a national emergency at the us-mexico border. he also promised major immigration enforcement actions soon. can we expect ice raids in major cities? i don't want to say when, but it's going to happen. carol and erica h

jocelyn escalante. she was just 16 years old. but listen to the shots fired in that cafeteria over and over as this was being live streamed. >> on. >> on. >> your cell yeah, this happened ten miles southeast of nashville. >> and talking to so many people in that area. and even representative jones, who represents that area, talked about how difficult this is for the families in that area to deal with. take a listen to the parents and students who witnessed this shooting, especially right after this all happened. they, of course, are still heartbroken. >> i witnessed it all. i saw the guy shoot himself. i saw him on the ground. i was in the line, stuck with my friend. i was freaking out, hyperventilating, everything. and i felt stressed. overwhelmed. i felt like my whole world was crumbling apart in my hands, and i didn't have my phone, so i couldn't call my mom. and so i was really just there. and no one would know that i'm gone. >> no one would know i was gone. that is tough to hear from a child. there were two sros in the build

in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news.andlelight vigil was held in half moon bay tonight to mark a horrific anniversary. dozens of people gathered to honor seven farm workers gunned down at a mushroom farm twoears ago. most are. was. the vigil was held by the community group allies while marking the lives lost. organizers did point to the changes made in the wake of that mass shooting. better living conditions, better working conditions on those farms. local officials, though, criticized the trump administration for casting a shadow over the progress with the enforcement threat of deportations. there are so many undocumented farm worker families who are not here with us tonight because of fear, but i want this message to reach them that when that word came, everyone at the county who i spoke to had one thing to say, and that's that we stand with the undocumented community. we will not be deterred. aguilar and other groups like puente and help are holding workshops to help farm workers learn their rights. new at 11 tonight,

jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48. gracias jocelyn.ma de vivienda asequible. esta es una oportunidad que no había ocurrido desde hace 14 años para calificar al menos 1 de los miembros del grupo familiar debe ser ciudadano residente o tener un estatus migratorio elegible. se le dará prioridad a los veteranos y también a las familias con niños inscritos en el distrito escolar unificado de oakland. además, el solicitante no debe ganar más de 54.500 $ para una persona soltera o más de 77.850 para una familia de 4. obviamente, nuestra página web telemundo48.com. usted puede encontrar la información detallada y precisa para que sepa cómo solicitar esta ayuda. y hoy, 6 de enero, día en el que nuestra comunidad celebra esto, el día de los reyes magos, sin duda una tradición que además de tener un significado religioso, se ha vuelto un símbolo de nuestra unidad familiar. es el día de los reyes y como manda la costumbre, no puede faltar en la mesa la deliciosa rosca de reyes. miryam villarreal salió a las calles del este de san josé para mostrar

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us from the newsroom.lyn, we know that a number of states have also filed lawsuits. yeah. just exactly. and now santa clara county, we know, is a very diverse county, home to many immigrants. and county leaders say ending birthright citizenship is unconstitutional and would impact many people here. so by filing this lawsuit, the county is hoping to add pressure and send the message that it will fight for its residents regardless of their immigration status. porque nosotros pagamos impuestos we pay taxes, we do everything right. it's horrible seeing families being separated from their kids, says a mother in the bay area. after 16 years in the u.s, she says she knows being deported back to guatemala right now is a real possibility. and now she's trying to put plans into place. she has friends who are here legally, who she says may be able to care for her five month old baby girl if she were to be arrested by federal agents. the fear of being deported is real for many families throughout the bay area. the fir

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jocelyn. yeah, jess. they were there for a little more than a week, but after getting back home tonight, they all met with the mayor to talk about what they saw from the devastation they witnessed to the gratitude of the people they helped. tonight, san jose fire crews are back home after helping battle the eaton fire in southern california for more than a week. the palisades and eaton fires have killed at least 27 people and destroyed more than 1200 structures. one street on the fire front. not a single home was burned. one street back. every home on the street is burned. they talked about some of what they saw with san jose mayor matt mahan, who stopped by shortly after they returned home. when i heard you guys were coming back, i just wanted to drop by very quickly to thank you. apartment that has been challenged by low staffing levels, a pandemic, plenty of challenges, and yet they show up every day. you just came back? yeah. yeah, the two of us. thank you for. battalion chief dennis bell says they we

in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. a candlelight vigil was held in half moon bay tonight to mark a horrific anniversary. dozens of people gathered to honor seven farm workers gunned down at a mushroom farm two years ago. most are. was. the vigil was held by the community group allies while marking the les lost. organizers did point to the changes made in the wake of that mass shooting. better living conditions, better working conditions on those farms. local officials, though, criticized the trump administration for casting a shadow over the progress with the enforcement threat of deportations. there are so many undocumented farm worker families who are not here with us tonight because of fear, but i want this message to reach them that when that word came, everyone at the county who i spoke to had one thing to say, and that's that we stand with the undocumented community. we will not be deterred. aguilar and other groups like puente and help are holding workshops to help farm workers learn their rights. new at 11 toni

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now with how you can help. jocelyn. yeah. janelle. businesses, churches and organizations are gathering supplies to send to la. others are connecting on social media, getting together to figure out how to contribute. tonight, a truckload of supplies from san jose is on its way to los angeles. we have relief worth of full semi truck that is going to the dream center in la to help with folks out there. people have been dropping off things like diapers and water the last couple of days, and volunteers today with westgate church packed all of those donations up. 100% of this effort is done by volunteers who care for la. we love la. others are posting on social media, working together to figure out how to get things from the bay area to la. i was clicking through folks instagram stories and things, and then when i found out that people were collecting donations in oakland and planning to drive it down as early as this weekend, i figured that, you know, that's a great opportunity that i can kind of contribute a little bit more tangibly. lat

jocelyn is in our hearts as she was then. amazing day. it was a day of celebration of somebody who unfortunately won't be with us but she is with us now. patty moran, mother of rachel moran killed two years ago by an illegal alien let into our country by the last administration's ridiculous weak policies. open border, can you imagine? i said that's terrible, they have prisons all over the world, they will release their presence into our country. that's what happened. patty is joined by rachel's brother michael, her daughter clement tina and sister-in-law shannon, thank you for being here. thank you. with us the loving family of kayla hamilton, a 20-year-old girl murdered in july '22 by ms 13 illegal gang member, violent and vicious and they knew it and did not do anything about it. i want to thank you to kayla's mother tammy and her grandmother kathy and her stepfather jeremiah, very much. finally i want to thank others who have also suffered, this herbal scourge -- this horrible scourge that goes on with young people being killed, and ot

jocelyn, corea, tenÍa 16 aÑos y soÑaba con ser doctora.ntioch y disparÓ diez veces en 17 segundos antes de quitarse la vida. >> la Única. >> vez que la vi fue cuando la llevaban en la camilla, ya sin vida a mi niÑo. pedimos mÁs seguridad en las escuelas porque lamentablemente no tienen seguridad ahÍ. no pongan detectores de metal en las escuelas para que ya no sigan sucediendo cosas. >> otro alumno tambiÉn resultÓ herido en el brazo. eltacante de 17 aÑos dejÓ un amplio registro en redes sociales de publicaciones vinculadas a grupos nacionalistas y tambiÉn de ultraderecha. nos vamos a mÉxico con el reclamo de justicia para dos hermanas asesinadas en el estado de mÉxico. el exnovio de una de ellas y un familiar de este hombre son seÑalados como responsables de este doble homicidio. alejandro godina hablÓ con la madre de las vÍctimas, quien tambiÉn resultÓ herida en este ataque armado. >> cuando quise. >> levantarme, mis manos estaban llenas de sangre. >> con el rastro de una herida de bala en la frente. marÍa teresa, madre de andrea y alejan

and the solution, we should say nbc's jocelyn moran has the details.eally excited that we're at this stage in the process. for our safe parking site in the city of san jose, tonight is inching closer to opening its second safe parking site in the city, this one on berryessa road. councilman david cohen says 85 rvs will be able to move in. there will be bathroom facilities, counseling services, community gardens and security. i just went by there this afternoon, and the site is almost ready for people to move in. so i'm hopeful that by the end of the month, we will start having our first residents occupy the site. this comes just days after the city began putting notices on rvs parked on certain streets, informing owners they have two weeks to move or be towed. the city is cracking down on 30 sites near schools, parks and neighborhoods. and the number one question where am i going? i don't know. there's no place for them to go. homeless advocates are hpy this new safe parking site is opening up, but say it's not nearly enough. the city estimates there a

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. and it is far from over.warning remains in effect for parts of the southland. crews are making progress on that huge fire that broke out yesterday in the castaic area, which is north of santa clarita, burned 10,000 acres, but now is 36% contained, which is a big jump from last night at this time. firefighters are also gaining ground on the palisades fire, now 75% contained. more evacuations lifted today. two weeks after that fire swept through. also, the eaton fire near pasadena is almost completely contained at 95%. heartbreaking news for the family of alexis gabe. she was the 24 year old who was murdered three years ago in contra costa county. late today, the da's office announced it will not seek charges against the mother of her accused killer. alexis gabe's family is not happy about this decision. here's nbc's thom jensen. this was especially devastating news for alexis gabe's family because in three days on sunday, the three year statute of limitations is up on this case. and that means there is no chan

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. as president trump ramps up efforts to carry out his campaign promises of mass deportations. san francisco is taking a stand. tomorrow, city leaders will gather on the steps of city hall to reassure migrants that san francisco will not cooperate with federal agents, targeting them at home, work or school. nbc bay area's thom jensen reports. ice on larkin. a viewer shared this vio of what he said were ice agents in san francisco sunday, and the leader of a local janitors union says agents appeared at multiple buildings friday. we were caught off guard in the sense that the administration didn't announce they were coming to san francisco, but we were prepared and exercising our rights. olga miranda says the agents were turned away from the offices without detaining workers, because they didn't have arrest or search warrants on them. so we're telling our members power, not panic. exercise our rights. city leaders are still gathering information about exactly what happened at those office

we begin with nbc bay area's jocelyn moran, who is in the studio., jocelyn, you've been tracking the developments out of new orleans. what do we know at this late hour? garvin thomas. the details are alarming. investigators found weapons and explosives in the truck tonight. the fbi does not believe the suspect was solely responsible for the attack. they're asking the public for assistance. video capturing the chaos and terror that unfolded on the streets of new orleans early this morning. officials say the suspect started his attack at 3:15 a.m. local time. he plowed a rented pickup with an isis flag on the trailer hitch into the crowds of the historic french quarter. in this video, you can see the truck getting around a police cruiser blocking the entrance to bourbon street. he raced three blocks through the street, packed with people, before crashing into a crane. he died in a shootout with officers. video captured the sound of gunshots. two police officers were hurt. the guy in the pickup truck just punched the gas and mowed over the barricade an

let's begin our team coverage here in the bay area with nbc's jocelyn moran., what more have you learned? yeah, raj a heartbreaking situation here. search and rescue efforts continue tonight. officials saying this is a mutual aid effort with local and federal resources involved. earth cam video showing the terrifying moment in american airlines regional jet collides mid-air with an army blackhawk helicopter. there was a gasp from the control tower. how did you see that? 72 american eagle flight 542 was on final approach to land at reagan washington national airport when the collision happened. american airlines says the aircraft was carrying 60 passengers and four crew members. a u.s. military official saying its helicopter was flying a training flight and three people were on board. both aircraft are in the water. several agencies are involved in a search and rescue operation in the potomac river. this incident has grown. there are currently about 300 responders working. we have boats from all throughout the region, police and fire boats. the conditions out t

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran talked with oakland city and community leaders jocelyn moran gia. former congresswoman barbara lee is a name many are familiar with in oakland, and some are happy to hear she could potentially be running. but as oakland mayor, she would be inheriting a number of issues, including a large budget deficit. we'll let you know when i make a decision on this next chapter, which is going to be a very exciting next chapter. former congresswoman barbara lee talking about her future last week in an interview with our velena jones. she spent 26 years in congress, seven years in the california legislature, and 11 years working for the late congressman ron dellums. and now she could be eyeing a run for oakland's next mayor. lee ran for one of california's senate seat, but lost in the primaries last year, and former oakland mayor sheng thao was just recalled a few weeks ago. and you put those two things together and she becomes a pretty viable candidate. a 2025 campaign finance filing for lee was posted on t california secretary of state website, signaling a pote

jocelyn morán nos trae los detalles.medida que los vientos toman más fuerza. hundreds of assets and personnel on sunday. identification of this wind event a hundred and then engines specifically were sent down. el gobernador gavin newsom declaró el estado de emergencia dice que se habían preparado ya que esperaron estos vientos. más de 100 camiones de bomberos fueron maados del norte de california al sur antes de este incendio. esto incluye un equipo de calfire de 5 camiones de aquí del área de la bahía. personal tonight are working on structure protection that was the last update. chelsea burke con calfire dice que el equipo de aquí están protegiendo estructuras esta noche. muchos residentes del área evacuaron sus casas y tuvieron que dejar sus autos atrás en la carretera por el tráfico que se formó con gente tratando de escapar de las llamas. autoridades tuvieron que usar una excavadora para mover los carros para que los bomberos pudieran a acceder a la carrete. se espera que los vientos aumenten esta noche. this winds