reportera: la autoridad los angeles de patente para evitar cualquier disturbio de canciones por un accidentema, segÚn la policÍa de los Ángeles no hubo arrestos hasta el momento y platicando con los manifestantes y comentaban que planean hacer exactamente el dÍa de maÑana lo mismo, los intentan proyectar es un dÍa sin inmigrantes imitando las pÁginas, al escuela y mostrar el cambio en la economÍa o el esfuerzo que realizan los migrantes en este paÍs: yo me despido de los Ángeles, california. presentador: vamos a pasar a otros temas, este prÓximo mes de mayo las personas de estados unidos deben tener una edificaciÓn compatible con la ley para abordar vuelos nacionales y establecer instalaciones gubernamentales de cÓmo estÁs lo puede obtener si aÚn no hay tiempo. reportero: requisitos para tu viaje que no deben pasar por alto a partir del de mayo los californianos deben contar con un permiso de conducir o al identificaciÓn que habla a nivel federal. la portavoz del departamento de vehÍculos motorizados o 10 y confirmÓ que pueden haber excepciones: >> la gente tiene licencia de manera, puede en

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de todos los manifestantes que estuvieron a lo largo de este dÍa en estas calles del centro de los Ángelesalgunos manifestantes. los policÍas batallaron para despejar la zona de protesta. >> esto lo vamos a seguir haciendo hasta que esto pare. jaime: en otras ciudades del paÍs tambiÉn se realizaron protestas como estas, dos ciudades importantes fueron houston, texas y phoenix, arizona, esto es lo que queda de la protesta que se realizÓ esta tarde aquÍ en los Ángeles, donde la policÍa todavÍa estÁ trabajando en desalojar a otras personas de otras zonas cercas a este la zona de la alcaldÍa de los Ángeles. hasta este momento no se ha registrado ningÚn arresto. esa es la informaciÓn. eliÁn: gracias. por otra parte hoy en administraciÓn trump oficializÓ la cancelaciÓn del tps para cerca de 350.000 venezolanos en el paÍs quienes recibieron la protecciÓn migratoria en 2023, su argumento es que la situaciÓn en venezuela mejor hoy que estÁ con una protecciÓn que viola la seguridad nacional de los estados unidos, algo que rechazaron los venezolanos. >> estoy desesperado porque ya en abril me quedo s

jaime: por tercer dÍa consecutivo en el centro de los Ángeles, se realizÓ una manifestaciÓn de apoyo do porque estÁn de contento con lo que estÁn sucediendo ahorita con toda la administraciÓn del presidente. ellos tienen miedos a la separaciÓn de familias. jaime: de forma pacÍfica, en su mayorÍa jÓvenes menores de edad que estudien en cuatro secundarios del Área del centro de los Ángeles, obligaron por unos minutos el cierre de una de las calles en la alcaldÍa. lanzando consignas en contra de las deportaciones que ya ha separado los hombres de alguno de ellos mismos. >> ha tenido familiares que los han llevado desde aquÍ, lo hago por ellos. jaime: representantes hispanos en los Ángeles anunciaron varias propuestas municipales para ampliar la protecciÓn de la comunidad indocumentada que vive en esta ciudad santuario. >> vamos a parar sÓlo teniendo la ciudad como santuario. jaime: la propuesta mÁs ambiciosa fortalecerÍa las oportunidades laborales, reduciendo efectos de las redadas y auditorÍas de inmigraciÓn en los centros de trabajo. >> durante la primera presidencia de donald trump v

[applause] >> members of the county of los angeles fire department presented the biggest award of theht album of the year. >> cowboy carter. >> that award went to beyoncé, her first album of the year trophy for cowboy carter. >> i just feel very full and very honored. >> it's beyoncé's 35th career grammy. she also took best country album. among the many performances were sabrina carpenter, billie eilish, chappell, roan benson, boone, shakira. [music] >> california dreamin, dreamin. >> lady gaga and bruno mars. >> girl, i love me. >> the weeknd returning to the grammys stage after boycotting the show. >> fly me to the moon. >> a salute to the life and legacy of quincy jones included cynthia erivo, herbie hancock, stevie wonder and more. >> alicia keys. >> alicia keys received the doctor dre global impact award. best new artist went to chapel road record and song of the year were awarded to kendrick lamar for not like us. >> i salute, i appreciate y'all, i love y'all. >> that's a wrap of the 2025 grammys winners, performers and special tributes in los angeles. ashley dvorkin, fox news.

consignas de los tres diferentes grupos que por separado se manifestaron frente a la calidad de los Ángelesmplo que quieran deportar a muchas personas. jaime: uno de los grupos hoy organizÓ 50 protestas en ciudades de 50 estados del paÍs,incluyendo new york, tampa y tallahassee. ella dijo que una de sus consignas la defensa de las personas de la comunidad lgbtq. otro grupo de migrantes protestÓ contra el "proyecto 2025" al que calificaron por la toma de gobierno federal, representados por el multimillonario empresario elon musk. >> Él tiene mucha informaciÓn sin poder. jaime: otra de las quejas en esta protesta fue la eliminaciÓnde los programas federales de diversidad que han abierto las puertas de las oportunidades muchas de las diferentes comunidades que viven aquÍ en california. en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. elian: el sexto escolar de carolina del norte estÁ alertÁndoles a padres de estudiantes sobre mensajes falsos que estarÍan siendo enviados a la comunidad diciendo que estÁn realizando redadas de migraciÓn en los alrededores de la escuela. la policÍa advierte que el respon

por mi parte, es todo desde los angeles, regreso con ustedes al estudio. satcha: gracias. lanzan un operativo en colorado, el que detienen por lo menos a siempre asuntos criminales de la banda tren de aragua. con la participaciÓn de varias agencias federales, las gradas quedan captadas en vÍdeos que se hacen virales en redes sociales. en las imÁgenes se ve cÓmo agentes irrumpen en complejos residenciales en aurora y denver, lanzan incluso granadas de humo. borja: durante un operativo de ice en georgia ha sido detenido en un inmigrante mexicano con presuntos antecedentes penales. los agentes lo arrestaron en una gasolinera de savannah, descubrieron un arma de fuego su vehÍculo con municiones. otras agencias como la dea estÁn colaborando con estos objetivos, deteniendo a estos similares con antecedentes criminales. satcha: los empleados federales tienen hasta antes de la medianoche de hoy para decidir si aceptan, no la borja: el fallo se produjo horas antes de esa fecha lÍmite de la medianoche de hoy, el juez un programa una pÓxima audiencia para este lunes 10 de febrero, la

reportero: por cuarto dÍa consecutivo el centro de los angeles fue protagonista de varias protestas entrump. desde la migraciÓn, la educaciÓn, libertad de gÉnero, fueron las consignas de estos grupos. >> yo no estoy de acuerdo por las cosas que estÁn pasando, por ejemplo, que quieren deportad a muchas personas. reportero: 50 ciudades de el paÍs protestaron. ella dijo que una de su consigna es la defensa de la comunidad lgbtqia+. otro protesta sobre el proyecto 2025. >> Él tiene mucha de nuestra informaciÓn. reportero: otras de las quejas fue la eliminaciÓn de los programas federales de diversidad que le han abierto la oportunidad a muchas comunidades que viven en california. eliÁn: el distrito escolar de carolina del norte alertan a los padres sobre mensajes falsos que dicen que se estÁn haciendo redadas de migraciÓn a rededor de las escuelas. la policÍa advierte que los responsables enfrenta cargos. pese al temor que genera en los migrantes, hay quienes se enfrentan y acuden a la audiencia en la misma donde esta ice. >> venimos con el miedo de lo que pueda pasar. creemos que es lo mej

and little places way away from san francisco and way away from los angeles. we are going to start a big investigation in that because i never seen anything like it. the worst overruns that there have been in the history of our country and wasn't even necessary. you take an airplane and cost you $2 and costs you knowing. pa and if you have to you can drive. they have hundreds of billions of dollars of cost overruns and not even the same project but much shorter and way outside of san francisco and way outside of los angeles. so we will be looking. reporter: doge going to investigate the train? no. imdoing. [indiscernible] has he met any of these guys? president trump: they work out of the white house and smart people unlike what they do in control towers. we should use some of them in the control towers where we are putting people where they were intellectually deficient. we need smart people. some are young, some are not young at all. look at the list of things -- maybe i'll do it tomorrow, a list of 15 or 20 things they found inside of usaid and has to be co

we already have big shortage of home in los angeles.n, with this on top of it, i mean, good luck. >> reporter: gatsby estimates rebuilding los angeles could take 20 years and maybe twice as long without the help of immigrant construction labor. >> we are essential workers. essential people for the community. >> reporter: just like rescuing l.a. from the flames, rebuilding it will take every available (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little things you do every day, but for me, just being able to do those little things is the best part of my day. - ready, mom! - [child voiceover] it hasn't been easy, but sometimes the hardest things in life have the best rewards. (inspirational music) and it's all because of my amazing friends at the shriners hospitals for children and people like you who support them every month. when you call the number on your screen and just give $19 a month, you'll be helping other kids like me do the amazing things that make up t

soy navarro, de telemundo de los angeles. jornada de protestas en california. >> desde las 10:00 un grupo de manifestantes se. >> fue formando frente a la alcald'ia de los 'angeles. donde pudimos ver a una comunidad unida ondeando sus banderas y alzando carteles con mensajes en representaci'on de los que tienen miedo de estar presentes por ser indocumentados, entre ellos muchos j'ovenes, quien hoy dejaron de ir a sus escuelas. es importante que los j'ovenes representen a su familia, porque hay muchas f famias que tienen miedo y sus pap'as no pueden venir por miedo. para eso estoy yo aqu'i, representando a mis pap'as.>> a mis abuelos, a mis pap'as. >> m'as que nada que vinieron. >> a los estados. >> unidos para darme.>> a m'i una buena vida. >> otros con valent'ia dijeron que no bajar'an la guardia y pelear'an por sus derechos hasta el final, tal como la seÑora rosario, que tiene m'as de 25 aÑos en este pa'is. esto no es vivir con dignidad. y eso es. eso me duele porque no es justo, porque no est'a bien, porque necesitamos hac

it came nearly one month after wildfires ravaged the los angeles area.the latest sign of trouble for the already fragile california insurance market in the disaster prone state. the insurance company says the los angeles wildfires and the claims that followed have created what it calls a dire situation. state farm says it needs more money after receiving more than 8700 claims from the los angeles fires alone. the company says it paid out more than $1 billion to its customers in that region. but insurance industry experts say the problems for state farm began well before the l.a. fires. >> state farm is in some serious financial problems. i mean, they they're in a situation right now where six months ago, they put in for an emergency rate increase with the department of insurance for about 30%. >> state farm says the rate hike is requested yesterday would work out to an average rate of 22% increase for california homeowners, and it's raising concerns far beyond the los angeles fire zone. we spoke to one longtime state farm customer in san jose who is very

that has a lot of rain in downtown los angeles. course, they've got all the issues with the fires there. alright, next couple days for you to catch a break from the stormy weather does look like that chance of rain returns on wednesday. then getting pretty stormy as we head in toward thursday and the next week. there's a possibility there's some cold air come on. the backside of this system. we might even start talking about couple snowflakes are local peaks by next thursday say that something we haven't had that all season. yeah, no, it's been very quiet. that lies. we have a couple reports the other d'y up toward clearlake oaks with this next storm system. looks like it's going to be lucky have my eyes on i'm gonna get ready to go. get those keys out. thank thank you that. >> still ahead, mayor san francisco is honoring. it's national and local hero says the city kicks off black history month. celebrations history month. celebrations will be right back. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. an

por segundo dÍa consecutivo cientos de manifestantes marcharon en las calles del centro de los Ángelesy no quiero ser alguien que se cierra la puerta detrÁs de mÍ. salvador: esta tarde la policÍa intervino para evitar el caos en las concurridas autopistas de la ciudad, como sucediÓ en la primera protesta ayer por la tarde. >> el pÚblico indocumentado no tiene que tener miedo. aquÍ todo este paÍs se creÓ con muchos indocumentados. salvador: preguntamos a los manifestantes por quÉ interrumpir el trÁfico en un dÍa hÁbil en el centro de la ciudad de los Ángeles? y nos dicen que harÁn lo que sea necesario para llamar la atenciÓn, ya que se oponen a toda la polÍtica anti migrante del presidente donald trump. >> en nombre de la humanidad, no separemos una amÉrica. salvador: hoy los participantes tambiÉn se unieron al llamado nacional de un dÍa sin inmigrantes que convocaba los negocios hispanos a cerrar sus puestas por 24 horas para hacer notar su fuerza y poder. muchos comercios acordaron participar, como este salÓn de belleza en washington d.c. >> la mano de obra del inmigrantes muy importa

locutor: y esto para que lo disfruten, marÍa de todos los Ángeles. ntador: mÉxico y canadÁ reaccionan a la imposiciÓn de aranceles a sus productos, responden con un 25% de aranceles a los productos importados desde >> marco rubio visita panamÁ y advierte al gobierno que habrÁ consecuencias si no se cambia el estatus actual del canal. mÁs de 300,000 venezolanos perderÁn el estatus de protecciÓn temporal 60 dÍas despuÉs de que el gobierno publique el anuncio de la cancelaciÓn del programa antes del 5 de febrero. en medio del dolor desde mÉxico familiares y amigos de vÍctimas mortales del accidente del aviÓn ambulancia en filadelfia recuerdan a sus seres queridos. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix. felix: buenas tardes. dos de los socio comercial mÁs importante de estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ, reaccionaron a la imposiciÓn de aranceles a sus productos por parte de la administraciÓn de donald trump y responden al mismo tiempo con un 25% de tarifas a productos que llegan de los estados unidos. desde washington marÍa molina nos

it's becoming more and more pricey to live in los angeles every day. frankly, these fires are only going to make it worse. so i think that will happen. but at the same time, i know that these communities are invested in their city and their community, and many of them have already expressed the intention to rebuild, no matter what they have to go through to get there. so i think the big thing that we may be seeing coming forward is harder thinking about how to make our communities safe, resilient to wildfires. so when the next threat comes, we don't lose so many homes for sure. and that's, i think, something the legislature will need to step in on as well. >> i just know sort of personally, neighborhood watches are getting together and, you know, fire departments are being called to inspect houses, that sort of thing. all right. carmen balber, it's good to connect. we'll have to leave it here. until next time. thank you. >> good to be here. >> thank you. coming up here on mornings on two, the nine, we'll switch to health news. fat cells tied to fightin

the environmental protection agency is on the ground there in los angeles is almost 1000.nel are sifting through hazardous wildfire debris. this is the biggest wildfire cleanup in the history of the epa. it's assembling teams to clear hazardous materials for more than 13,000 residential and 250 commercial properties affected by the wildfires. >> we want to move as fast as we can to get people to the next step so they can remove their debris and start envisioning their new their new home. these are hazmat technicians, which unfortunately have a lot of experience with wildfire cleanup going back to chico. even other fires in malibu, certainly. lahaina, maui. >> president trump went to the fire ravaged areas in pacific palisades ten days ago. he signed an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint and lithium ion batteries. >> the grammys went on as planned in los angeles, despite concerns that they would be canceled because of the wildfires. >> it was the biggest night of the mus

the dallas mavericks luka doncic for anthony davis from the los angeles lakers. luka, a five time all star, has become the face of the mavericks franchise, while anthony davis has been the right hand to lebron james since 2019, helping lead the team to an nba championship that year. as luka recovers from a calf injury. espn reported the mavericks concern over his conditioning when asked about the trade. dallas said davis will bring a defensive mindset that the team needs moving forward. a streamlined mercedes set a record for a grand prix car after selling at a rm sotheby's auction saturday for over $53 million. bidding took place at the mercedes museum in stuttgart, germany. the streamliner is one of only four complete examples in existence. this vintage classic claimed victory in the 1955 buenos aires grand prix. it was also driven that same year by formula one great stirling moss. it's the first mercedes with this iconic body type to become available for private ownership. well, the sun is shining in a london hall named after the ancient greek and roman sun go

santa barbara county and ventura county likely to see more than the los angeles area. temperature wise, it's relatively mild out there, upper 50s to low 60s, but that is going to change tomorrow morning. temperatures will range from mid 40s to mid 50s. and then as we get into the afternoon upper 50s to about 60 degrees, your extended forecast with those colder storms, colder temps, mid to upper 50s expected for the afternoons and our overnight lows will be dropping into the 30s and 40s again with partly cloudy, mainly dry conditions for the weekend. back to you. >> okay rosemary. thank you. much more news. headed your way after the break here. but first let's check on the roads around the bay area and we head to the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza here. this is on the richmond side of things here. and you can see traffic is moving along pretty nicely. and from this shot, it doesn't look like any rain coming down in this part of the bay area. e will be right dresses to teenagers who can't afford one. but now that nonprofit is facing eviction and needs a new home,

so special times are head for the los angeles lakers. new arrival luc advantage has been making themselves at home with the lakers following the trade. that shock basketball world. finalization reports. however, don't judge and the bron james on the same bench, new era at the los angeles lakers is a facility on the way 25 year old. don't you to didn't feature in this game against a clippers sylvania and is still recovering from an entry but could make his 1st play can start as early as this saturday. the $122.00 to $97.00 victory for the nicholas included the 1st the 3 points a brawny james is 20 year old son of liberal and verse mary jane senior is looking forward to playing alongside his teams and data. stupid stuff is always best. so i think so, you know, we're going to attract a lot of eyes, obviously our ability to score rebound past and was gonna make it a lot easier on our teammates list and look at the big time where 25 years old. i'm happy to have them now ladies happy to have them and it's still, it's still a little bit so real

i know that sounds crazy, but that's the reality of los angeles right now.re they've got to do to clean up tourism versus sending people in. i don't even know what they'd do. stuart: are they eating out? are the bars prosperous? >> restaurant business and bars have already been struggling for the past 5-10 years in los angeles because there's no control there. taxes are going up, wages are going umm and what happens you let people come in and destroy the city and those people don't have a good clean environment which to serve the food to the -- drinks, et cetera. people have been leaving los angeles and coming to orange county to open restaurants, you know, huntington beach and all those areas in which they actually prosecute crime. it's a real sad situation because los angeles -- and of course there's beverly hills and west la and posh areas where, yeah, there's nice restaurants but paying $50,000 a month for rent right there to cover the losses in the rest of the city. stuart: think there's going to be political change because of fires and aftermath? i ask

on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night.reaking tonight another country now with the negotiating table caving to president trump's tariff threats, both mexico and canada now one month to make good on promises to secure the border and stem the flow of drugs in the u.s., some canadians, don't seem happy! protesters showing how they feel about the president's deportation plan, but is shutting down a freeway and burning the flag the best way to do that? plus two years after a trainload of toxic chemicals derailed vice president j.d. vance finally telling the people of east holliston ohio, help is on the way! >> this community will not be forgotten, will not be left behind, we are in it for the long haul,. >> trace: trump putting usai on notice as we learned even more about how much of our foreign aid is spent on dei. >> dei has been a priority over diplomacy, i can give you hundreds of examples. let's list them off, $50,000 to do a transgender operator in columbia. and lgbt comic book in peru. >> trace: equaling billions and bil

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for the latest, let's go to cbs' kenny choi in los angeles., good evening. >> reporter: nancy, good evening. with the palisades fire and eaton fires now fully under control, the focus is on recovery. one major step forward, opening the neighborhood of pacific palisades. the national guard will withdraw from all checkpoints, allowing easiest access now that the wildfire's 100% contains. pacific palisades will reopen to the public tomorrow morning to speed up recovery and rebuilding. >> it's going to have to be reopened. i mean, there's nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: there will be a heavy law enforcement presence when the historic pacific coast highway, a major artery to neighborhoods and businesses, opens. public access comes 25 days after the firestorm tore through the community, killing at least 12 and destroying more than 6,800 structures. the efforts to save those homes were hindered when a southern california man crashed a drone into a firefighting plane known as a super scooper, grounding it for five days. >> flying drones duri

ademÁs, esa agua no llega a los Ángeles. se preguntan en dÓnde quedÓ el planeta tierra. aul betancourt, quien siembra almendras en 27 acres de terreno. por quÉ el presidente donald trump ordenÓ liberar millones de galones de agua para que supuestamente llegaran a los Ángeles y a los campos de cultivos? una buena decisiÓn haber liberado el agua o no era el momento. >> no sÉ quÉ estÁ haciendo Él en eso, si era la decisiÓn mÍa, dejo cerrado. por quÉ? porque no es el tiempo de drenar las prensas. queremos guardar esa agua. >> y es que california hoy estÁ en Época de lluvia y los agricultores no necesitan del agua. las reservas del embalse son utilizadas sÓlo durante los meses de verano, cuando los cultivos de uvas, fresas, jitomates, cebollas, una gama de 400 variedades de productos los necesitan. >> opened up the water for california. >> desde el despacho oval, el presidente dijo que le habÍa ordenado al cuerpo de ingenieros del ejÉrcito abrir las compuertas de dos represas, el lago success y miles de millones de galones de agua salieron de los embalses durante tres dÍas. me

way outside of san francisco and way outside of los angeles.e will be looking into that. >> is doge going to investigate the train? >> i'm doing that myself. >> some of the engineers helping elon musk are as young as 19 years old. >> they are very smart people. like you. >> have you met any of these guys? >> i haven't seen them. they work out of the white house. very smart people. unlike what they do in the control towers where we need smart people. we should use some of them in the control towers where we were putting people that were actually intellectually deficient. that was one of the qualifications. you could be intellectually deficient. no. we need smart people. some were young and some were not young. some were not young at all. look at the list of things. maybe i will do it tomorrow. reading off a list of 15 or 20 things that they found inside of the usaid. it has to be corrupt. nobody can approve that. they could only approve that if they were getting kickbacks. you are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. >> sounds like you

para que los dejen a las orillas. >> por su parte, hilda solÍs, supervisora del condado de los Ángelesieran contener los escombros de los incendios que fueron arrastrados durante las recientes lluvias a la arena y al agua de las playas, provocando una contaminaciÓn. debido a esto, se emitiÓ un aviso y cierre indefinido de millas de costa desde malibÚ hasta playa del rey. ante el pronÓstico de una nueva tormenta en el sur de california para la prÓxima semana, los trabajos de limpieza de material peligroso se agilizan para evitar que sea arrastrado por la lluvia y llegue al sistema de desagÜe y al mar en los Ángeles. erika flores noticias telemundo. >> el secretario de estado, marco rubio, llegÓ a panamÁ y entre los temas que abordarÁ durante su visita estÁ la inmigraciÓn ilegal. hace dos dÍas, durante una entrevista, rubio seÑalÓ que el presidente donald trump estÁ bastante claro en que quiere administrar el canal de panamÁ nuevamente, aunque el presidente panameÑo, josÉ raÚl mulino, ha dicho que el control de la vÍa interoceÁnica no es negociable y en otros temas jamÁs liberÓ a tres re

this after watching the los angeles wildfires destroy so many lives, they decided to take action. our class is fundraising fire or money for the la fires. we thought that it'd be a really good project because we all want to help out people in need. and with encouragement from their teacher, kathryn sosnowski, what started as a simple class project became a full scale fundraiser. as a community, we're really trying to teach our students at ibl to care about others, no matter who those others are. and this has been just another example of kids coming together to help each other. for many of them, the effort hits close to home. yeah, my brother is a firefighter and he was called down from his station. sofia's brother, a south san francisco firefighter, deployed to fight the fires in la. and he had like the option whether or not to go to the fires. and he chose to go and it like it's really, like heartfelt because i was scared personally. but i knew he was saving people. several kids in the class had personal ties, and even if they didn't, they had the need to give back. it's to the g

para que los dejen a las orillas. >> por su parte, hilda solÍs, supervisora del condado de los Ángelesas playas, provocando una contaminaciÓn. debido a esto, se emitiÓ un aviso y cierre indefinido de millas de costa desde malibÚ hasta playa del rey. ante elronÓstico de una nueva tormenta en el sur de california para la prÓxima semana, los trabajos de limpieza de material peligroso se agilizan para evitar que sea arrastrado por la lluvia y llegue al sistema de desagÜe y al mar en los Ángeles. erika flores noticias telemundo. >> dando volteretas entre las plantas. unos diminutos robots ayudan a las abejas en las labores de polinizaciÓn. le explicamos de quÉ se trata este proyecto piloto al regresar. (♪♪) what's dani doing? he saved so much bundling home and auto with the personal price plan®, that he got excited... bundle is life! and bundled football... with fútbol. bundle amigos. you got bundled. bundle is life! goaaaaaaal! fieeeeeeeld goal!? goaaaaaaal!? bundle and save with the personal price plan®. field goal... field goal... so do you kick it or pass it? yeah? like a good neighbor,

game of your life but, hey, i we're just playing football. the weekend that brought him to the los angelesfrom the dallas mavericks. with lebronjames in a move that could shape the franchise for years to come. you just have to go and play. it is the biggest game of your life but, hey, i we're just playing football. and the buildup will continue. staying in the usa, and luka doncic said he was as shocked as anyone by the blockbuster trade over the weekend that brought him to the los angeles lakers from the dallas mavericks. but the 25—year—old slovenian is also excited to join forces with lebronjames in a move that could shape the franchise for years to come. it isjust like a dream come true. i always look up to him. there are so many things i can learn from him and i am just excited just to learn everything and now i get to play with him so it is an amazing feeling. i am excited to be at start this newjourney and obviously at some point i knew this was going happen but i always take the high road. i had my amazing moments in dallas with all my teammates, coaches and most importantly the fa

the lakers, mavericks, and jazz completing a three-team deal that sends luka doncic to los angeles and anthony davis to dallas, and what it could mean for superstar lebron james. here's abc's melissa adan. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic shift in the nba. superstar lebron james has a new teammate after a blockbuster deal no one saw coming. >> another shocking nba trade with massive implications. >> reporter: the dallas mavericks trading luka doncic to the los angeles lakers for former nba champion anthony davis. the five-time all star was the face of the mavericks, leading them to the nba finals last season. but behind the scenes, concerns were growing. >> you don't want a five-year $350 million supermax extension this offseason, and they felt anthony davis was going to give them a better chance defensively and to potentially win a championship. >> reporter: for dallas, it's a shocking move. they new move forward with 31-year-old davis and kyrie irving. the trade coming as a shock to lebron james, learning about it after saturday's win in new york against the knicks. 40-year-old james

región, pero estas son lloviznas ligeras, incluso también se extienden hacia el valle central, hacia los Ángeles9 grados y más hacia el interior. en la zona de fresno veremos temperaturas en los 60. el día de hoy, incluso también cerca de la zona de los Ángeles. pero les quiero mencionar de que mientras se aleja este sistema de baja presión, también se alejan esas nubes que normalmente trabajan como una cobijita y se espera que bajen va a traer avisos por congelada en los condados de marin, napa y sonoma, pero también algunas advertencias alrededor de la región. estas empiezan a partir de esta noche avanzando hacia el sábado a la 01:00 y se mantendrán hasta las 09:00. pero qué tan frío vamos a estar? estamos hablando de 30 esta noche en santa rosa, 32 grados en la zona de oakland 39 y también hacia el sur, incluyendo también san josé, gilroy y sacramento y fresnos esperan esas temperaturas mínimas en esos 30 y 40. así que, qué nos espera en los próximos 7 días para nuestros amigos de fresno? se mantendrán los 60 este fin de semana? vamos a ver una buena mezcla de un poquito de sol, un poquito de

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me encuentro en el distrito de la moda, en el corazÓn de los Ángeles y lo que ven es esto.r este lugar porque es de los primeros que se sumaron a esta protesta y restaurantes cerrados. tambiÉn hay taquerÍas cerradas. estos lugares donde se diseÑan, por ejemplo, les voy a mostrar aquÍ. el black diamond es uno de los lugares donde diseÑan muchos vestidos para mujeres. recientemente, emma coronel, uno de los vestidos y su dueÑa, ha decidido cerrar sumarse a esta campaÑa. vamos a ver. hay gente que dice que no puede dejar de hacerlo porque necesita trabajar, pero otros dicen que es necesario mostrar la fuerza, el poderÍo hispano, sobre todoorque, aseguran, no es la manera, no es a travÉs de redadas, no es a travÉs de detenciones a inmigrantes como se debe tratar justamente a la comunidad inmigrante en este lugar. asÍ es. las primeras reacciones. comercios cerrados. mucha gente no trabajÓ, no lleÓo sus niÑos a la escuelas. otros sÍ. vamos a ver cÓmo reacciona entorno como. como pasa el dÍa en torno a esta protesta. regreso con ustedes. >> edgar muÑoz. muchas gracias. y bueno, en

there were rallies in los angeles. thousands of protesters marched throughout the streets of downtown los angeles, holding signs and waving flags from mexico. along with flags from other countries. as demonstrators shut down parts of the 101, causing major traffic delays, they were out there protesting president trump's immigration policies. while today's protests remain largely peaceful, city college of san francisco says it remains committed to ensuring that undocumented immigrants and members of the lgbtq plus community feel welcome and protected on campus. today, the& board of trustees adopted a resolution reaffirming the college's commitment to protecting and supporting undocumented and lgbtq plus students. resolution is also recognizing the importance of providing an inclusive and equitable educational environment, and reaffirming its commitment to protecting students privacy and data. coming up here at six stolen goods being sold on the streets of san francisco. the new plan to stop fencing in the city by the ba

month since the deadly palisades and eaton fire sparked in los angeles county.he devastating fires killed 29 people combined and destroyed about 18,000 structures. the road to recovery now underway. for those who have lost everything. just yesterday, the insurance commissioner sent a notice to insurance companies calling for them to provide full coverage without detailed inventory requirements for wildfire survivors. but that notice only applies to homeowners and not renters. ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke to one renter who has lost everything, and an insurance expert to break this all down. bailey. >> yeah. christina. you can look at as many pictures and videos of all the devastation caused by those fires. but until you see it with your own eyes or talk to each and every person that's been affected by it, it's really hard to understand and grasp the magnitude of the destruction that happened in la. the stories are heartbreaking. >> a part of me, even to this day, is probably still in shock and kind of, you know, i never thought my apartment. i always thought it wo

but state water experts say the water being released will never reach los angeles.cafe and home goods store owned by ayesha curry, sweet july in downtown oakland, will be closing its doors for good this coming weekend. and air quality regulators announced two violation notices against the martinez refining company over the large fire there over the weekend. as neighbors become increasingly frustrated over safety concerns. you can find these stories and a lot more, all of it right there@ktvu.com. next, at 11, the golden state valkyries getting ready to kick off its inaugural season, and now fans have the chance for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. worms are now available for purchase. that means fans can support the teams on

the award was given by a group of los angeles firefighters.he ceremony, viewers were asked to donate to fire. >> survivors. and rebuild together. because we are la strong. >> the telecast raised more than $7 million for charities. other major winners. best new artist went to chapel road. record and song of the year went to kendrick lamar for not like us. >> it was quite a show. all right, our time is 740. right back to allie rasmus. she'll help you get to where you need to go this morning. allie? >> well, in the south bay, if that's where your commute takes you, you may not have as much trouble getting through or getting where you need to go compared to just an hour ago, because some earlier crashes we were tracking have now been cleared. there are still quite a bit of problems on highway 17, so take a look at this. this stretch from lexington hills all the way through los gatos in the north and south directions, because of a string of earlier crashes, has things very much tied up. taking a look at this live picture of 280 in san jose, you can

if you want to understand water in los angeles, go to the sierra nevadas, where los angeles for manyern sierras down to la from the la aqueduct. they have been bringing water to los angeles, through the colorado river, through the metropolitan water district. i've done stories on these, on our own network and seen the way that water comes to l.a. there are lots of conversations about how that more water in los angeles, including recycling wastewater, including desalination, but opening the tap, so to speak, to put water into the central valley, i promise you, is not one of them. >> jacob, we have you today on this reporting, but we also want to end the week really sharing with our audience what has happened on the immigration front. so we're going to sneak in a break. everyone sticks around. on her first day on the job, attorney general pam bondi took aim at the city of chicago and its policies protecting undocumented immigrants. we'll undocumented immigrants. we'll have that socks, underwear and t-shirts are the most requested items in homeless shelters. bombas was founded to help.

en el distrito de abasto de los Ángeles. los billones de dólares se siguen moviendo en mercadería.ta el momento, hasta que pase. jorge es propietario de azteca farms y donde su 70% de productos que vende provienen de méxico. el aumento de los aranceles, dice, tendrá consecuencias en nuestras comunidades, pues el bolsillo de todos los consumidores. los precios de restaurantes subirán las comidas, los platillos, porque aquí mucha gente se surte taquerías, restaurantes, supermercados. entonces afectaría a todos. en este distrito de abastos casi el 70% de productos vienen de méxico, pero también hay productos que vienen de los otros 2 países que están en la mira por parte del presidente trump para aumentar los aranceles. el aumento para canadá y méxico es de un 25%, pero también hay una amenaza por parte de la administración trump para el país de china, con un 10%. por ejemplo, compramos productos de china, lo que son todos los desechables vasos, copitas para la salsa, ajos, ginger y de canadá. yo en lo personal nada más tenemos 3 productos que son frijol negro, frijol, frijol peruano

." >>> in los angeles a drone pilot pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for crashing into a firefighting aircraft over the palisades fire. that collision forced the plane to make an emergency landing at a time when all firefighting resources were desperately needed. the drone pilot avoided prison time but will need to complete 150 hours of community service and pay about $65,000 in restitution for damage to the plane. ♪i sent a postcard to you ♪. >>> the bay area's own green day helped kick on of a fire benefit concert in los angeles last night. some of the biggest names in music took to the stage for fire aid, raising funds to help rebuild communities devastated by wildfires. the star-studded lineup included stevie nicks, billie eilish, sting, and lady gaga. >>> in altadena a 525-pound bear took shelter in a family's crawlspace after the eaton fire erupted near his natural habitat. experts determined the bear was just too big to tranquilize. so wildlife officials set a trap using chicken, sardines, and peanut butter, sounds good, that was just too tempting for him to ignore. residents a

there's no way to move the water from where it is to the los angeles basin.his is like pouring a glass of water down your sink in order to water your houseplants. all donald trump did was waste billions of gallons of water that was meant for farmers in the central valley to use during the growing season. i was talking about this yesterday in a room full of folks in palo alto, california, who all knew and paid attention to this story. lots of head nods in the room. i'm not sure it's quite penetrated outside california, and i was in palo alto for the same reason. i'm in seattle tonight as part of the book tour for my new book, the siren's call, about the age of attention capitalism. in just a few hours, i'll be talking about the book with luke burbank at town hall in seattle. there are still a few tickets left if you'd like to join us. it could be a great crowd. tomorrow i'm going to be in san diego. speaking with frequent all in guest harry litman, which should be fun. on thursday i'm going to go to los angeles and i'm very excited to be talking to our own jac

critics say a trump administration plan designed to help victims of the los angeles wildfires and quenchalifornia's water crisis would be a waste. abc news reporter andrew dymburt explains there are growing questions about the plan's effectiveness. >> president trump recently signed an executive order directing the army corps of engineers to release billions of gallons of water from two reservoirs. >> all we're doing is giving los angeles and the entire state of california virtually unlimited water. >> but many locals are slamming the move. one water master calling it alarming and scary. between last friday and sunday, 2.2 billion gallons of water were released from dams at lake cahuilla and lake success. many farmers are furious, saying it will leave them without enough water to irrigate later this year during the dry months. >> this is the time of year when we're trying to store water in our reservoirs for the very hot, dry summer that looks like it's coming. >> another issue the reservoirs are in california's central valley, far from the l.a. fire zone. >> it's literally physically im