. >> pues durante esta llamada telefÓnica con la alcaldesa de los Ángeles, que presidente biden ofreciÓn este centro se darÁ la atenciÓn personalizada para llenar el requisito . >> entregarÁn prÉstamos a muy bajo interÉs a todos los negocios daÑados por los rÍos atmosfÉricos, una carga de febrero. >> estos especialistas de la agencia federal de pequeÑos negocios estarÁn disponibles hasta el prÓximo miÉrcoles para atender en persona los damnificados por la tormenta de febrero pasado. la fecha lÍmite para solicitar estos prÉstamos de emergencia por los daÑos de propiedad es el prÓximo 16 de julio. >> en el estado de nueva york, la gobernadora esta. afirmar una ley que busca regular el uso de las redes sociales entre los menores de 18. la legislatura estatal aprobÓ un plan que restringe los algoritmos pero como dice, las redes sociales no estÁn a favor de la medida. >> nueva york encontrÓ una soluciÓn creativa para proteger a los adolescentes de lo que dicen que es la adicciÓn que causan las redes sociales. >> el problema con los algoritmos es que bombardean a los adolescentes con informac

george: our home, two-bedroom home was in los angeles.nd my father's business was a nd dry cleaning store from the most fashionable department store in los angeles on wilshire boulevard. peter:nq■k your mother was a stay-at-home mother at the time? george: she helped out with the sewing, but yes, she took care of us kids. peter: in fact, your mother, you bout in your book that your mother snuck a sewing mache into your first internment camp. george: my mother was a very practical lady. she knew she had three children who are rapidly growing changin. so, she smuggled in something that was contraband. anything with sharp edges. anything■ú with sharp points wee forbidden. but, she knew that the children would be needing it, so she wrapped the portable sewing machine in a baby blanket and a few sweaters. inhf the same duffel bag, she dropped it off with crackerjack boxes, animal cookie boxes, lollipops, and picture books for r father to read to us. and she that way. shesoldiers looking so stern severe. that heavy double back, she would not le

rumors were los angeles was still hostile and dangerous for us.sian friends who were known to have driven to visit people in the camps in california and they were shot at by the rednecks. so, it was rumors of it being dangerous in los angeles. it was very concerning to my parents. my father left first to scout it out and get a job and find a place to stay. then, he wrote back 10 weeks later. it was a time of gre anxiety and suspense for us. he said come on down. so, we went down. our first home was on skid row in downtown l.a. and that was shocking and scary for us. we were walking down the sidewalk as a family. my baby sister was now more than a. she was, i think, four. we were walking down and the■é whole place was overwhelming. the stink of human excrement. and ugly, scary, smelly people lying around, leaning on the wall. we were walking down the sidewalk and there was oçjne staggering man glaring atd we all stopped. my father kind of covered -- my mother covered us, too, and my father's formed. just as he was almost up to us, he collapsed and

we went back -- my mother kept saying "home" to los angeles.ies of before we were incarcerated but i did not consider that home. ñhome was wherever my parents were. we arrived at union station in los angeles and there was daddy waiting fors on the platform and i captured that in the last page. daddy was hunkered down with his arms open and henry and i ran toward■é him with that momentum that we had going, and he was hunkered down. we knocked him over. rode around on the platform hugging our father. and my mother came and my baby sister was hiding behind her. 10 weeks and she had become shy. daddy was kind of a strange man. isn't that funny, how little children forget? hid behind her skirt and daddy had to kind of draw her out to give her a hug and she was kind of awkward about the ole thing, but we were home in los angeles, and coming home was not a happy time for us. the teacher kept calling me the jap boy. peter: your father worked as a dishwasher. george: he got a job as a dishwasherç■ in a chinatown restaurant. only other asians would hire■

presentadora: hay cientos de niÑos que viven en la zona del centro de los Ángeles. rabajo. el cual no dio resultados. pasÓ poco tiempo me refugio con su esposa y dos hijos, pero al tener unas acuerdo con otra persona en el abre que, ahora duerme en su vehÍculo. >> yo veo esto muy peligroso. presentadora: mucho de las familias migrantes no se quieren separar. los dos albergues que estableciÓ el condado de los Ángeles 18 u, estÁn a capacidad mÁxima. el aumento el familiar migrantes representa un reto para el condado ya que la mayor parte de los recursos estÁn destinados para salud mental y no para familias reciÉn llegadas. presentadora: los niÑos en algunas calles mÁs peligrosas de los angeles estÁ causando consternaciÓn. o la policÍa respondiÓ a una llamada de alerta porque estos pequeÑos corrÍan libremente por la zona. los agentes pidieron a los padres que fueran mÁs cuidadosos. >> a veces se nos va la mano. pero tambiÉn pueden ocurrir cosas por negligencia. presentadora: algunos padres dicen que lo que ganan no suficiente para cubrir el alquiler. en los Ángeles, dul

y serÁn prohibidos los celulares en escuelas de los Ángeles. de estudiantes los tendrÁn que entregar mientras estÉn en clases, aunque jamÁs se haya separado de su dispositivo. [mÚsica]. muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al punto california. el presidente biden firmÓ el beneficio migratorio mÁs grande desde que se dio daca. millones de migrantes escucharon atentos. presidente biden: [habla en inglÉs] presentadora: desde la casa blanca el presidente biden decÍa que ademÁs de reforzar la frontera, el gobierno tambiÉn podrÍa dar una ayuda para el camino a la ciudadanÍa. y es que permitirÁ que cÓnyuges con alguien que tenga residencia legal podrÍa iniciar el camino a la ciudadanÍa. y hablamos de algunos detalles con nuestra compaÑera abogada en derecho migratorio. comenzamos con el beneficio para personas que no tengan documentos y que son pareja de ciudadanos. >> tenemos algo similar para las personas que estÁn en esta situaciÓn jurÍdica. presentadora: antes de que esto ocurra, una persona casada con un ciudadano, pero no tenÍa documentos, quÉ opinas

. >> y los telefonos celulares quedan prohibidos en las escuelas de los angeles, california. >> los angeles. >> esta tarde tenemos reacciones a la medida. >> ¿quien va a vaqueiro. >> buenas vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. >> hoy de costa a costa estados unidos se enfrenta el azote de un tiempo extremo. >> en el sur de texas ya se siente el impacto de la tormenta tropical alberto, que se formo esta manana. >> y la primera de la temporada en el atlantico, en nuevo m mexico, dos incendios forestales aun incontenibles han quemado mas de 23.000 mil acres. >> al menos dos personas han muerto. >> y del medio oeste, al noreste del pais millones de calor con temperaturas que rompen record en numerosas ciudades. >> asi que con eso comenzamos hoy, con el tiempo severo en el pais. >> primero en texas, cuatro millones de residentes bajo vigilancia por inundaciones. >> francisco cuevas esta en corpus christi. >> francisco, ¿que es lo que estas viendo? >> julio, esto alberto ha dejado practicamente a su paso en toda la costa de texas, la cual hemos recorrido hoy durante todo el texas, cuatro bajo vigilancia c

north of los angeles. high winds, hot temperatures and dry brush fueling what is now california's largest wildfire this year. >> reporter: what are your firefighters going through right now? >> so right now they are in direct attack. we have warm conditions and winds that are unpredictable. >> reporter: this time lapse shows how quickly this fire went from 500 acres saturday afternoon to more than 12,000 acres in a matter of hours. >> and this is pretty early in the season. >> yes. this is definitely early. there's definitely a concern. this is not a great sign. >> oh, yeah, i see the fire truck. >> reporter: flames came right to the edge of interstate 5. briefly shutting down the major artery between southern and northern california. officials say at least 1,200 people have been evacuated from surrounding campgrounds and recreational areas. >> we saw the smoke coming up but it wasn't that bad yet. and then, you know, eventually we're like we don't think it's safe. the sheriff was just like you guys have g

alimentos con frutas y verduras frescas se ha convertido en una gran bendiciÓn para su mesa en los Ángelesnas noches [♪♪♪]

. >> el ayuntamiento de los Ángeles abriÓ una investigaciÓn por un incidente en que policÍas dejaron hombre en la acera. segÚn el departamento de policÍa de los Ángeles, el hombre dijo que no tenÍa hogar y habÍa estado en el hospital. la versiÓn de la policÍa de burbank es que ellos accedieron a llevar al desamparado a un lugar de su elecciÓn. pero en el camino, Él decidiÓ quedarse frente a la oficina gubernamental y la renovaciÓn al programa daca. cada dos aÑos ha sido un gran obstÁculo a vencer para los beneficiados. el trÁmite cada vez demora mÁs y provoca ansiedad cuando los jÓvenes ven perder su estatus migratorio. el servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn aconseja presentarlo de 4 a 5 meses antes de su expiraciÓn, lourdes hurtado recopilÓ mÁs consejos para los conocidos como soÑadores. >> no voy a poder ir a la escuela, no voy a poder manejar. >> yo conozco las leyes o no me atrevo a romper las leyes. entonces es algo que para mi vida, la protecciÓn que le ha permitido a irse construir su vida en estados unidos estÁ a punto de expirar, pese a que solicitÓ la renovaciÓn de su daca

attorney in los angeles? sec.ayorkas: for eight and a half years, specializing in sophisticated fraud cases. david: did you get involved in the campaign when barack obama ran for president? were you involved in any way? sec. mayorkas: i was. david: so you ultimately get involved in the transition with barack obama? sec. mayorkas: i was. i led the criminal division of the department of justice transition team. david: you took a position in the obama administration initially. sec. mayorkas: the position was the director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, an agency within the department that administers legal immigration systems. david: after that, you got promoted to be the deputy homeland secretary under janet napolitano. sec. mayorkas: yes. david: and so that did not convince you that this is a complicated area and you should not want to come back as secretary? sec. mayorkas: complicated, difficult, challenging, and extraordinarily fulfilling. david: so you go back after president obama leaves office. y

david: so you were grown up in los angeles? sec.ayorkas: i grew up for most of my life in los angeles. david: and you speak spanish fluently? sec. mayorkas: i speak it. my grammar is not something that i take great pride in. [laughter] david: ok. so, where did you go to high school? sec. mayorkas: i went to beverly hills high school. david: beverly hills high school. with a lot of movie stars' kids and things like that? sec. mayorkas: you know, it's interesting. would you consider jack abramoff a movie star? david: no. sec. mayorkas: i don't remember any movie stars. when everyone hears beverly hills high school, they think of the clampett family. there were four elementary schools that fed into the high school. two tended to be of a more affluent community, and the other two were, quite frankly, modest. i grew up in a lower middle-class to middle-class home, never wanting for anything. an incredibly close family. david: you have siblings? sec. mayorkas: i have three siblings. david: and are they interested in homeland security, or

pero jefe de la policÍa de los angeles me dice que esto es solamente lo que estÁ ocurriendo ahÍ.n problema y dice que lo es. y no es el nÚmero de incidentes, es el tema de los pasajeros estarÉ en este sistema. y si no lo pueden usar, no en en un beneficio para el pÚblico. 160 ataques a conductores del sistema metro, dÍa despuÉs un guardia de seguridad matÓ a tiros a un indigente que lo atacÓ con cuchillo. le preguntamos a este operador del tren si se siente seguro. >> no, para nada. solamente con unos alguaciles presentes y de seguridad. pero con los pasajeros que estÁn enfermos no me siento seguro. presentador: los chÓferes incluso se han declarado enfermos. la respuesta fue esto. una cubierta para proteger a los chÓferes de autobuses. >> pero esto no es seguro. aquÍ puede entrar un arma. este es uno de miles de autobuses que circulan por la ciudad de los Ángeles y las personas que se suben aquÍ, sencillamente lo que pueden hacer es una loterÍa. , mostramos el caso de mirna sosa, ella fue a cuchilladas mortalmente por un hombre que no debiÓ estar abordo del tren por lo que en la

at the giants game against the los angeles angels. the video follows the beloved pixar bouncy ball as it rolls its way through the ballpark. the ball passes concession stands, team themed murals, and then goes bouncing down those steps before it finally comes to a halt. when it meets an mlb branded baseball. the pixar walt disney animated movie inside out two was released on friday, and it had a huge opening, the director says this film touches several important themes, such as growing up and dealing with mental health issues. the main character is named riley. she's about to go to high school and dealing with a range of emotions, from fear to joy and sense of self. comedian amy poehler is the voice of the emotion, joy and suddenly you care about what people think and you want to fit in. >> it's dark drop, make space and room for joy in ways that you can. but what i think what's so beautiful about this film is that pixar is not telling you that. don't worry. be happy. exactly. they're saying that it's a complicated life. we live . >>

y cerca del Área de los Ángeles vemos el pronÓstico de temperatura la predicciÓn para los prÓximos dÍasmal de lo que pronÓstico desde phoenix llegando hacia bush cita llegando hacia los grandes lagos en el Área de chicago y nueva york no me olvido de ustedes hablamos las temperaturas una tarde como pueden ver caridad una tarde como pueden ver caridad . dallas 106.107 en phoenix, sin embargo por la noche estamos experimentando temperaturas elevadas. phoenix es impresionante, 103. incluso hacia el norte, en el Área de sacramento. los impactos por calor extremo se van a mantener por este fin de semana cuidado con los golpes de calor apagones electricidad la sequÍa de los incendios forestales tambiÉn se puede generar y hay que reducir tambiÉn mucho trabajo las personas que se mantienen a las afueras domingo con temperaturas en tres dÍgitos, tales 100.94 en raleigh con tormentas y atlanta con la misma historia. hasta aquÍ el soporte del tiempo. >> gracias . las autoridades de georgia y vestÍa la muerte cuatro personas cuyos fueron encontrarse una residencia. los policÍas acudieron a la casa

[shouting] >> anti-israel protest gets ugly in los angeles.ow community members are reacting to the rising violence. plus squad member jamaal bowman using salty language at a rally ahead of the new york primary tomorrow. what he said that is prompting pushback from some of nice own party. >> the power of the [bleep]. they are supposed to fight back. we are going to show them who the [bleep] we are. so i hired body doubles. mountain climbing tina at a cabin. or tree climbing tina at a beach resort. nice! booking.com booking.yeah. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. >> do you hear how well i'm doing? here is the other thing. i thing you need to go back and tell everybody in your organization, we just gave more money to a jew. [laughter] [applause] that cannot be a good plan for you. >> gillian: that's how it's done. jerry signfield turning the tables

los angeles city council president, whose office surveillance camera captured the ordeal says multiple agencies are now investigating. >> this is callous, cruel, inhumane. >> reporter: burbank police say they were responding to a call of a naked man at a bus stop. the department says he had been taken to a burbank hospital from an l.a. neighborhood. after declining medical help, police say they offered him a ride, adding he voluntarily got into the patrol vehicle and was driven to l.a.'s metro station before he asked to get out for a coffee, and officers complied. the controversy comes amid the backdrop of a historic homeless crisis in l.a. with 46,000 people without housing. >> we've known for a long time that other cities, other jurisdictions prefer to just push people into los angeles rather than addressing the problem themselves. >> reporter: burbank police tell nbc news the department is conducting their own investigation, reviewing both body and in-car camera footage, all of it centered around the actions of those two officers. >> thanks to morgan for that report. >>> a suspect i

. >> reporter: flames exploded in the rugged terrain just north of los angeles.winds, hot temperatures, and dry brush fueling what is now california's largest wildfire this year. what are your firefighters going through now? >> right now they are in direct attack. we have warm conditions and winds that are unpredictable. >> reporter: this time lapse shows how quickly this fire went from 500 acres saturday afternoon to more than 12,000 in a matter of hours. this is pretty early in the season. >> yes, this is definitely early. there's definitely a concern. this is not a great sign. >> oh, yeah. i see the fire truck. >> reporter: flames came right to the edge of interstate 5, briefly shutting down the major artery between southern and northern california. officials say at least 1,200 people have been evacuated from surrounding campgrounds and recreational areas. >> we saw the smoke coming up, but it wasn't that bad yet. eventually we didn't think it was safe. the sheriff was like, you guys got to go. >> reporter: two commercial structures were burned, but so far no

i love los angeles. >> jimmy: comedians like to -- it's okay to make fun of los angeles, but people act.! yeah. i love traffic. [ laughter ] if they made -- it's like the only time i get alone, solitude, put on a pod, vibe, oh my god. if they made a scented candle of the 405, i would light that [ bleep ] up every day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is true love. that is real love. have you ever lived anywhere else? >> yes. >> jimmy: where did you live? >> i spent some time in orange county. [ laughter ] it's far for me, okay? it's about 50 minutes outside of los angeles. i went to college there. >> jimmy: i see, yeah. it's like -- yeah, it's like 25 miles and four hours from los angeles. >> yeah, and 60 years in the past. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. there's a lot of that going on, too, yeah. it's like you don't even -- you wouldn't even think you're in california. >> totally. >> jimmy: in a lot of ways. >> totally. >> jimmy: you went to college there, came back to los angeles, you're driving in the opening of your special which is another -- i mean, it's a thing we do a lot here. >> t

presentadora: vamos a los Ángeles, california, donde el candidato independiente a la presidencia de los un acto donde generÓ opiniones sobre las cuestiones electorales entre el presidente joe biden y el ex mandatario donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: hasta la fecha ha obtenido el 15% y solamente ha clasificado para las elecciones en seis estados, pero eso no basta. presentador: a pesar de que el debate de anoche era muy esperado, mÁs de 40 si te millones de personas lo vieron que la cifra es la mÁs baja para este tipo de eventos en los Últimos 20 aÑos. >> [habla en inglÉs] presentadora: son las voces de los que los escucharon. >> a Él lo ayuda mucha gente. la inteligencia de Él es lo que hace falta. >> trump siempre estÁ preocupado por el paÍs. reportera: en medio de las preocupaciones cotidianas 13 cada 10 votantes son independientes. reportera: crees que la edad de ambos te hacen poco atractivos? >> sÍ. pero no todo estÁ perdido. en la ciudad de nueva york, blanca rosa vilches univisiÓn. para en las reacciones no se han hecho esperar por las declaraciones de donald trump y

la novena de los Ángeles se impuso cuatro carreras a tres sobre san francisco. s fueron los encargados de pegar los jonrÓn para washington. hasta quiere informaciÓn de los deportes. hasta la prÓxima. >> se resuelve el misterio de la segunda guerra mundial . 81 despuÉs con un incidente de un aviÓn. ♪ ♪ >>me marcaron y me dijeron que querÍan $10,000 por mi hijo. >> videos y fotos que parecen realidad. >> mi hermano estaba hincado. con ropa similar a la que nos habÍa dicho el coyote que tenÍa. >> estar usando inteligencia artificial para crear un vÍdeo donde enseÑan que la persona todavÍa estÁ viva. >> una tecnologÍa que nos pone a dudar aÚn de lo que vemos con nuestros propios ojos. familias atrapadas en un laberinto de mentiras. aquÍ y ahora, este ¡ay! al fin voy a conocer a mi nieto. a la culebrilla no le importa. la culebrilla es una erupción dolorosa con ampollas que podría durar semanas. ja, ja. nada como un día con mis amigas. a la culebrilla no le importa. el 99% de los adultos de 50 años o más tienen el virus que causa la culebrilla y puede reactivarse de r

. >> well, that's nearly reports definitely ylim in los angeles.nk you. you very much coming up. we're getting new information right now about donald trump's vice presidential search and who's trying to pull the strings behind the scenes debate in america as biden and trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive three imposed a beat analysis follows cnn for every countless moment followed debate night in america, thursday at 7:00 p.m. everywhere but the seat to seat is 11. again, you love your bike? we do too. >> that's why we're americans number one motor cycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it and everything i don't do that reminds me of my blank the wolf was about the size of money new motorcycle. have you seen it by the way around really look how the brushstrokes bottled a line of a gas tanker problem plus. one jamie, you're shipping manager left to find themselves leaving, you lost unique to hire. >> i need indeed indeed you do. indeed instant match, instantly delivers quality candidates matching your jo

el departamento de bomberos del condado de los Ángeles ha indicado en su Último reporte que los vientose estÁn haciendo todo lo posible para poder controlar ese incendio. equipos que intentan mitigar el fuego desde el aire tienen que enfrentar poca visibilidad y mucho viento. >> estÁ haciendo mucho aire. es lo que estÁ haciendo que el incendio se propague un poco mÁs recio. pues ni modo. romi: un segundo incendio forestal ha consumido mÁs de 1000 acres de terreno. fÉlix: y el riesgo de incendios forestales se ha extendido a buena parte del oeste del paÍs. en la regiÓn de los grandes lagos mientras tanto se esperan tormentas. para conocer quÉ podemos esperar del clima comenzando la semana vamos con gabriel torres. gabriel: gracias. buenas noches. el dÍa de hoy estuvimos experimentando un patrÓn de temperaturas calientes en gran parte de nuestro paÍs, especÍficamente hacia el oeste. mi gente en el Área de las vegas, se mantienen con una temperatura de sensaciÓn de 90 grados, albuquerque 84, la ciudad de los vientos 83 y hacia sectores en el Área de miami florida se mantienen en esos 81. h

david: you were growing up in los angeles. sec. mayorkas: my grammar is not something i take great pride in. david: where did you go to high school? sec. mayorkas: i went to beverly hills high school. david: beverly hills high school? with movie star kids and things like that? sec. mayorkas: would you consider jack abramoff a movie star? i don't remember any movie stars . probably when everybody hears beverly hills high school they think of the clampett family. there were four elementary schools that fed into the high school. two tended to be a more affluent community and the other two were frankly modest. i grew up in a lower middle-class to middle-class home, never wanting for anything , with an incredibly close family. david: do you have three siblings? sec. mayorkas: are they interested in homeland security? they are recent devotees. where did you go to college? sec. mayorkas: the university of california at berkeley year-in and year-out and then you went to law school in los angeles. sec. mayorkas: loyola law school. david: th

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she studies at an elementary school in the suburbs of los angeles. she says she really likes studying, but had to teach her classmates that she is not russian. well, one time, when i came for the first time, and i came, the teacher asked: are you from, i said ukraine, all the children said for some reason i'm from russia, i said no, i'm from... i'm from, and they just told me, type, they wanted to kill me, that i am. at first, the teachers used the russian language google translators to communicate with the girl, but after talking to the mother and the teacher, they switched to ukrainian. and it so happened that my child, almost seven years old, does not know the russian language. since childhood, she has never watched russian cartoons in her life. our family never... spoke russian, we didn't have such acquaintances, friends, she watched cartoons either in ukrainian or in english exclusively, that's why she says, i don't understand everything that the teacher translates for me, and i immediately one day i approached the teacher and said, so situation

just north of los angeles, strong winds are fueling a massive wildfire. and a random s michigan splash pad caps off a ent weekd. wave. that treacherous heat foy it hasntial tomo impactful of this century in some places. 269 million americans, that's more than 80% of the population, likely to experience temperatures in the 90s or higher this week. that intense heat is contributing to fire weather alerts across the west. a fast-moving wildfire north of los angeles caused more than a thousand people to evacuate. red flag warnings there are up. wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour tonight. zohreen shah from the fire zonoi out.ng the om.oting at a michigan splash nee woded, tf critonditi, includ-year-d bo it's just e incidents in a weekend of gun violence. dung star-studded hollywood fund-raiser, the president said the winner of the 2024 race will likely fill two seats on the high court, a court that he said "has never been as out of kilter as it is today." >>> overseas, israel announces a daily tactical pause in the fighting to allow crucial aid ti tom so

robertson neighborhood, but also in houses of worship around los angeles. there been a lot of reaction from leaders who say this is horrific. and of course are hoping that this does not happen again, sarah. >> all right. camila bernal and you'll be watching all of that thank you so much for your reporting. coming up. it's been two years since supreme court overturned roe versus wade, ending the constitutional right to an abortion to hide court now set to rule on another abortion issue when it comes to what doctors must do in a medical emergency i'm thinking i'm going to die and i thought that was it earth with we have schreiber sunday at nine on cnn. >> it's so easy to get your windshield or place using safe flight until the people i haven't done it already moment let's start off as a ship and grew into a crack and it just keeps going. so what do we do now? i went ahead and schedule an appointment online at safe flight.com, told them he is here at the beach. >> let's get started hey by repair, safely, replace schedule free mobile service at safe flight.com.

erick flores reporta desde los Ángeles. >> me siento feliz, me siento contenta.al en el consulado mexicano en los Ángeles. ella llegÓ en horas de la madrugada. >> viva mÉxico y viva el ejercicio ciudadano que estamos haciendo las y los mexicanos desde el exterior. >> como ella, fueron muchos mexicanos emocionados quienes hicieron fila desde la madrugada afuera de la sede consular angelina para participar en esta elecciÓn histÓrica. la misma daba la vuelta completa a la cuadra. >> me siento tan feliz que hasta mi corazÓn brinque, brinque. tenÍa 50 aÑos que no votaban. segÚn funcionarios del instituto nacional electoral, el proceso se habÍa visto retrasado en la maÑana al iniciarse el uso por primera vez del voto electrÓnico y que todo estaba fluyendo. >> el proceso iniciÓ un poco lento por la curva de aprendizaje de los funcionarios y ciudadanos, pero conforme va transcurriendo el tiempo hemos avanzado sin problema. >> mientras en otras ciudades estadounidenses como sacramento, washington, d.c. nueva jersey, chicago y dallas, los mexicanos llegaron desde temprano

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it happened yesterday at a quarry in palmdale, just outside los angeles.ght now, the fire that killed andrew pontious is under investigation. today, governor newsom released a statement saying, quote, california offers our sincerest condolences to the family, friends and entire los angeles county fire department for the loss of firefighter andrew pontious, his service protecting the los angeles community will never be forgotten. a community alert tonight for people living in millbrae after a mountain lion is otted in a neighborhood. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the mountain lion was seen today on vallejo drive near conejo drive. this area is near open space 280. no injuries or incidentsate have been reported following the sighting, but deputies are stationed in the area and if you see the animal, you're advised to use caution and call 911. covid was a major setback for many students. how the well-being of children in california stack up against students in other states post-pandemic. and a neighborhood group in san francisco wanted to block u

on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news, news at night. the violence at a los angeles synagogue was mead, but the -- immediate, but the response took nearly 3 hours by authorities. and 3 days before cnn is set to host the presidential debate, the network is already silencing team trump. >> we're going to come back out to the panel. >> thank you very much for your time. >> trace: and even former new york governor and attorney general andrew cuomo ... >> if his name wasn't donald trump and he wasn't running for president, i'm telling you that case would have never been brought. >> trace: begin with dueling debate strategies. one in the bunker, the other out in the open with the people. kevin cork with more on the tale of two campaigns. >> reporter: as the preparations continue, frankly, they're about as different, as their speakingg styles. but by any measure, both men ought to be sufficiently prepared for the upcoming debate this week. mr. biden's inner circle, practicing and surrounding yourself with top advisors. this is happening at camp

ellos cruzaron el aÑo pasado de mÉxico estados unidos y en dÍas recientes fueron arrestados en los Ángelesrk, desde nueva york en vivo fabiola nos tiene todos los detalles, delante, por favor. comentarista: buenas noches, todos estos individuos se encuentran bajo la custodia y no habÍa evidencia de ninguna amenaza creÍble, hablamos de ocho individuos y ellos habÍan viajado desde ese paÍs la ex uniÓn soviÉtica hasta mÉxico para luego cruzar la frontera con estados unidos y luego fueron detenidos en las ciudades de nueva york, filadelfia y los Ángeles y habÍan sido examinados, luego se les permitiÓ quedarse en estados unidos y estos individuos tienen vÍnculos con el grupo terrorista, mismo grupo que atribuyÓ responsabilidad por los ataques en un teatro de moscÚ donde al menos 140 personas murieron acribillados—que estarÍa a punto de ser deportados a su paÍs, sabemos que no se descartan cargos posteriores y el director del fbi admitiÓ sobre el elevado riesgo sobre la presencia de miles de personas cruzando la frontera y la preocupaciÓn es que individuos o grupos tenga una retorcida inspiraciÓ

ilia: y tenemos dos presentadores de los Ángeles, houston y arizona. ompaÑan eliÁn zidÁn y paulina sodi. y tambiÉn analistas que conocen la realidad mexicana y lo que estÁ en juego para mÉxico. ilia: le damos la bienvenida a nuestro director de noticias de televisa y univisiÓn. es asesor principal de una firma en este momento. jorge: tambiÉn al ex embajador de estados unidos en panamÁ y que estuvo en mÉxico. ilia: tambiÉn tenemos una invitada politÓloga. jorge: gracias por acompaÑarnos. es un placer. ilia: cÓmo has visto el proceso hoy? mucho entusiasmo? >> es un proceso con mucha participaciÓn. es algo inusual. hay largas colas en las casillas. hubo incidentes de violencia en algunos estados. esperamos ver el resultado. la elecciÓn la llevan a cabo ciudadanos funcionarios de casilla y una maquinaria de aÑos. es lo que debemos proteger. jorge: cuÁl es tu impresiÓn? >> muy emocionada. hay muchÍsima participaciÓn. hay un gran nivel de involucramiento de la gente. son sectores que no habla mucho de polÍtica tradicionalmente. >> me ha impresionado de forma

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trabajan para contenerlos en california hay nueve fuegos activos y dos mas grandes en colusa y en los angeless 35 milacres cinco milacres q quemados. >> en el este del pais la ola de calor entra en su cuarto dia consecutivo por cierto es el primer el primer dia del verano. >> 100 millones de personas estan bajo advertencia por altas temperaturas. >> en las proximas horas c ciudades como washington y f filadelfia van a llegar a los 102 grados fahrenheit. >> en otras cosas, hoy la p policia de houston detuvo a dos personas sospechosas de es estrangular y asesinar a una nina de 12 por ahora, la familia de la joven esta sumida en el dolor. >> joana suarez tiene detalles. >> despues que el domingo en la noche la nina de dos anos se saliera sin permiso de su casa, algo atipico segun relato su madre. >> yo siempre se quedo en casa. >> siempre se fue. >> no se que la mataron? >> ¿como ocurrio todo? >> son preguntas que las a autoridades todavia necesitan responder. >> el de 12 su madre. >> y ya nunca volvio a su hogar esta manana johan jose rangel martinez de 21 anos y franklin jose pena ramos, de 26

here's an image of of the azusa street in los angeles. the los angeles times babble tow loose.r. what is this? reporter this bill willard. reporter talking about. all righleaders had been traveling the countryor a n african-american hotel waiter, a guy named william seymour. xsn#pi message of the spirit to work ingh you. he'd gotten this from a revivalist he heard teaching in houston, and he traveled to los angeles and brought it with him. now he■. probably wouldn't have been most people's pick likeliest■" advantage less to ignite a worldwide revival, althoughould come to do. he was a son of former slaves. he wasimpoverished circumstanced actually raised a roman catholic. he wasn't even raised a protestant. but■8 with holiness movement and het called to preach and like manyecostal evas a near-death experience that re smallpox and lost an eye. but he believed that god yanked him back the brink and wanted him to work, seymour is second from the right in the front row. here's whereev based initially. he came to l.a followers. but he started holding prayer meetings atand pretty soo

the sacramento firefighters actually had been headed to los angeles.y were called back to help with fire. >> strike teams from placer county, yellow county are in los angeles tonight. they're helping the full post fire that began last night near the i-5 freeway and corpsman in northern los angeles county. this one has exploded to more than 14,000 acres. fire crews say it's burning out of control. more than 14,000 acres have burned. this fire only about 2% contained. >> winds coming initially is coming out of the north pushing the fire south along the 5 corridor lake para met. it's already out of like that hungry valley park area. the recreational vehicle area offering vehicle we're back over 1200 people there yesterday as weekend, a kind of the first kickoff day of summer father's day weekend and everyone safely evacuated. >> firefighters in sacramento fighting a big brush fire. it is. it's threatening homes and forcing evacuations. the excelsior fire has burned about 900 acres in south sacramento. no injuries reported. and again, we're hearing that ma

azusa street in los angeles. the los angeles times reporting this weird babble tongues, new sect of fanatics is breaking loose. that's the subheadline. while seen last night on a zoo. the street gurgle of word talk by us of word less talk by a sister. what is this? reporter this bill willard. reporter talking about. all right. well, pentecostal leaders had been traveling the country for a few years at this point when an african-american hotel waiter, a guy named william seymour. picked up this message of the radical power of the holy spirit to work in new and through you. he'd gotten this from a revivalist he heard teaching in houston, and he traveled to los angeles and brought it with him. now he probably wouldn't have been most people's pick likeliest advantage less to ignite a worldwide revival, although that's he would come to do. he was a son of former slaves. he was born louisiana, pretty impoverished circumstances and actually raised a roman catholic. he wasn't even raised a protestant. but as a young man.

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la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles anunciÓ que presentarÁ cargos criminales contra el policÍa gonzalo zendejasacciÓn contra el joven. jaime garcÍa con los detalles. jaime: han pasado 36 meses desde que salieran a la luz pÚblica las crudas imÁgenes y el sonido de los golpes que tres policÍas del suburbio angelino de glendale le propinan a un joven de 17 aÑos tirado en el piso hasta que un cuarto policÍa lo patea en la cara. ahora, el procurador del condado de los Ángeles anunciÓ cargos criminales de abuso de autoridad en contra del policÍa identificado como gonzalo zendejas, quien fue el que propinÓ la patada. >> jamÁs se justifica patear a un sospechoso en la cara, asÍ como hemos visto en el vÍdeo. reportero: fue en esta tienda de artÍculos deportivos dentro de la plaza comercial galerÍas, en el suburbio angelino de glendale, donde los policÍas metieron al adolescente de 17 aÑos que presuntamente estaba robando y quien ademÁs de recibir los golpes y patada en la cara, tambiÉn se escucha gritando que no puede respirar. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportero: para especialistas legales, no es extraÑo qu

[appne more time for the mayor of los angeles, karen bass.e is doing an amazing job as the as our leader and we are grateful for her taking the time to share those remarks with us. let me move to the central presentation we want to make. it is the case that while we are gathered here today for this conversation aboutstice and climate equity and resilience, this is not a new issue for some. there are some under the community who have been working on the issue not just for honored to have on this panel when we commence our conversation for the next couple of hours here live on c-span. let me thank c-span for carrying this conversation live tonight. ter than that. let's thank c-span for putting our conversation with black folks on national television about climateeverybody and theirts to be ong of people getting to be on c-span. to put this conversation in primetime on c-span, give them some love one more time. reciate c-span for doing this. [applause] there is one among us tonight we want to honor before we commence this panel conversation. his

the post fire in los angeles and ventura county is the biggest of the fires. now, this morning the post fire has burned almost 15,000 acres. it started saturday. it just exploded in size overnight. but that fire is along interstate five, about 70 miles north of los angeles, near the grapevine. evacuations have been ordered in the community of gorman. right now, that fire is 8% contained. now we're going to go live to southern california. coming up at 730. we'll bring you a live update on that wildfire. >> well, fire in san bernardino called the hesperia fire has burned more than a thousand acres. it started saturday night near lake arrowhead. there is an evacuation warning for some areas near that lake. a witness claims that the fireworks started the fire. and cal fire says it is right now at 30% containment. well, 13 antioch police officers have now lost their jobs because of recent police department scandals. that's according to the bay area news group, which recently acquired emails that police commanders sent to antioch city leaders. those emails detail th