en esta temporada de y ber naciÓn las mariposas ocuparon de #, 11 hectareas.os incendio forestales son factores que debilitan los Árboles, los comuneros cuidan los bosques. >>> talando los Árboles o cosas asÍ. ingresÓ el aÑo pasado a la mariposa monarca en la lista de especies namzadas por alto riesgo de extinciÓn. estos soles ardientes deben emigrar para buscar su propia sobrevivencia en mÉxico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo. >>> nos despedimos. gracias por su sintonÍa x tiene una cita con nosotros a las 11 de la noche, 10 centro, o despuÉs de su noticiero local. feliz noche.

tony mcdaniel is with the yosemite mariposa county tourism bureau.hank you so much for being here, tony. we mentioned the concerns surrounding potential flooding. what are you there at the park expense? acting and what areas of the park do you believe will be most affected. yeah i think thanks for having me on today. appreciate the chance to talk there. there is some projected flooding in yosemite valley for this weekend's half about half of your somebody valley. the eastern valley is going to close this weekend due to flooding. um there will still be quite a bit of a open areas in the park as well as outside of the park in mariposa county for people to recreate america costa group giants, goias will still be open as well as the wona area, and outside of you get something national park in mariposa county. we don't really have any concerns over flooding, so there's still plenty of things for people to do. okay as we mentioned just part of yosemite national park affected by this the spring weather, though, as we mentioned quickly melting the snowpack,

with respect to the mariposa study, that is the small cell lung cancer combining two compounds. interim analysis is moving the expected final analysis data readout about two quarters early. this was expected in the second quarter of 2024. we now expect it by the end of the year. there was a lot of interest in this study and lung cancer is still about 240,000 people in the u.s. on an annual basis. we think we can address 20% of the population with the study and data. dani: you and some of your peers are about to face patents that are going to expire. one of your big peers yesterday we learned was going to make an acquisition to deal with that. will you do the same? joe: we always look at strategic opportunities that make financial sense. we love the data that we are developing in oncology and immunology for the future pipeline that we have. but if we have the right opportunity with respect to bringing in an asset that we can use expertise on, we will afford to do that. we do not have to do that out of desperation. we have 30 brands or platforms that generate more than $1 billion

. >> tapones >>> hago pequeÑas flores de otros tipos mariposas >>> ella debiÓ abandonar sus estudiosa en este hotel en donde cuida los viveros de tortugas marinas y atiende aves heridas >> ella siempre tiene ideas para cuidar la naturaleza. >> me encanta las chicas como rosie son emprendedoras y artistas y un ejemplo claro que todos podemos hacer la diferencia >>> ojalÁ que nuestras playas sin ninguna contaminaciÓn en el salvador, samuel arias noticias telemundo. >> que bella historia >>> el rey del gÉnero urbano incursiona en el regional mexicano los detalles al volver. lowewe's sabe lolo importane quque es contatar con producuctos de calal dad y con gegente que tete entiea de verdadad y que pueda ayayudarte con tu proroyecto o tutu trab. lowe''s sabe q que buscass un l lugar famililiar con esa mamano amiga e en lala que puededes confiar. culelebrilla. alalgunos la d describen c co dedescargas eleléctricas.... ...o comoo unun ardor intntenso. esta e erupción dodolorosaa cocon ampollasas podrdría interrurumpir tu vidada por semananas. podríaía no dejartrte trabaja, o disfrutatar a tu

the white house identified them as kern, mariposa, monterey, san benito, santa cruz. the assistance can be used for temporary housing, home repairs and property loss grants. the president approved funding for state, tribal and local governments for emergency repair work. >>> tesla owes $3 million in punitive damages to a former employee. owen diaz sued the company saying he endured daily racist harassment. it allegedly happened in fremont. he said his colleagues used slurs and left swastikas on the wall. >>> what a difference a year makes from no snow to potentially record breaking amount in california. south of lake tahoe officials measured a snow deputy of 126 1/2 inches. snow pack at phillips station is 221% higher than normal. statewide it's 237% higher. >>> a quick check of the weather headlines into this afternoon. it will be breezy on the coastline. wind gusts up to 20, 25 miles per hour. i will time that out for you in a second. as we wrap up the week and into the weekend, we are mostly seeing partly cloudy skies. that changes as we head into the friday a ower

conciencia sobre los esfuerzos para salvar a estos felinos en peligro de extinción es un paseo con mariposas

aficionados que mostraban esta emociÓn >>> este concierto serÁ historia >>> sinceramente >>> la mariposagel llegÓ desde guanajuato para ver a la cantante >>> pocas veces se da algo de manera >>> mientras sofÍa y su mamÁ se prepararon con comida >>> nuestra botana yway un paraguas porque el sol bien fwach >>> se espera un lleno total con una asistencia que rebasa las 2 o 00 mil personas >>> luego de una gira del continente americano rosalÍa aterriza en mÉxico para este concierto masivo en el zÓcalo capitalino. rosalÍa ofrece este concierto sin beneficio econÓmico algo que celebraron sus seguidores. >>> la cultura no debe ser privatizada y exclusivas para quienes tienen capacidad de dinero >>> la espaÑola llegÓ con una playera la selecciÓn al dÍa siguiente fue captada en un gimnasio de la ciudad de mÉxico y este viernes su rostro se proyecta en las 18 pantallas gigantes en el zÓcalo capitalino. (cantan) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> en mÉxico valerÍa leÓn noticia esa telemundo hablemos de otro evento la coronaciÓn del carlos iii es una semana el sÁbado 6 de mayo la piedra del destino o piedra de (nombre en

conciencia sobre los esfuerzos para salvar a estos felinos en peligro de extinción es un paseo con mariposas otros animales. >> ya no son los trabajadores del concurso viral. en ese video ganador de 1500 dólares es de la preparatoria (nombre en inglés). >> los jóvenes abren a sus compañeros acerca de conductas sexuales más seguras relaciones saludables y >>> esta tarde en noticias telemundo Última hora el fbi detiene a un sospechoso de filtrar los secretos del pentÁgono. es un joven de 21 aÑos de la guardia nacional de massachusetts. el primero la peor fuga de documentos con fi den ciales en mÁs de una dÉcada. >>> caos en el sur de florida las intensas lluvias dejan a la ciudad de fort lauderdale en estado de emergencia. >>> vi que mi casa se estaba inundando. >>> en 24 horas, el agua es tapts que en el aeropuerto se forman olas en la pista de aterrizaje. en exclusiva una investigaciÓn de noticias telemundo y nbcnews sobre el robo de identidad. utilizan datos personales de ciudadanos o residentes los venden a inmigrantes >>>. ¿por quÉ los latinos nos son mÁs propensos a ser vÍctimas de este

despejado va ser especialmente para el valle central, de hecho la advertencia en esa región, madera, mariposara la zona en pantalla ahí se encuentran esas dos vertientes y cuencas que están llenando ese lago que se seco hace décadas y que nuevamente, con este 10° hielo comienza a crecer de forma intensa. esa es la imagen del satélite que indica el calor a partir de mañana y las temperaturas pudieran alcanzar los 90 grados para el área de la bahía, vamos a echar un vistazo de lo que está sucediendo, así se ve oakland en esta tarde calurosa . 85 grados para napa, san josé los 86 y a partir del jueves concrd 92 grados, 90 san josé y después paulatino descenso de las temperaturas terminando el fin de semana. ropa ligera, mantenerse a la sombra y tomar agua porque es la primera de estas ondas medio cálidas que están llegando desde hace mucho tiempo que no se sienten en el área de la bahía, le voy a traer más detalles de esto al regresar. >>> el presidente joe biden anunció formalmente que va a buscar la reelección >>> lo hizo a través de un vídeo que publicó esta mañana, el presidente dijo que nec

también advertencias por lo menos hasta el próximo martes en las zonas de montaña para madera, mariposa en zonas altas, también hacia el valle central esto se ha estado viviendo, el nacimiento de emerger otra vez este lago que sigue creciendo debido a las temperaturas cálidas. más hielo y más lluvia es lo que va suceder en las próximas veces cerca . mientras tanto, el panorama para los próximos días en nuestra región descenso en la temperatura, mañana en los 70, domingo de los 70, atención próximo lunes posibilidad de lluvias en forma ligera pero vea las máximas cercanas a los 58 grados. ¿qué cambios nos esperan a partir de los próximos días? más de volver . >>> a cuidarse mucho, vamos a la pausa, la policía de san francisco, informa delrresto n ade u u gua (♪ música ♪) >>> y se sabe más del tiroteo que ocurrió anoche, la persona que resultó herida murió más tarde en el hospital tras ser baleado por un guardia de seguridad privada que disparó cuando presuntamente intentaba robar, aquí el informe >>> una mujer murió la noche del jueves al ser baleada por un guardia de seguridad privada e

that includes kern, mariposa, monterey, san benito, santa cruz, two layer. this can be used for repairs and property loss grants. >>> san francisco announced that it will require inspections for buildings built after 1998 that are taller than 15 stories. this all comes after our series of storms that caused damage throughout the city. that included high winds causing glass windows to break and toss debris around downtown. under the new rules, building owners will be required to provide a licensed architect or engineer evaluation of the entire facade to ensure safety and stability. we f dog tree maintenance and working to clear branches. today the san francisco board of supervisors is considering declaring a local emergency for the recent storms. >>> it has been over 65 years since pan am flight seven crashed in the pacific ocean. those at the funeral in millbrae are honoring those who died. this is outside the millbrae history museum, right by millbrae city hall. family members and some of the victims were there this morning for the dedication. the boeing 37

ensure the safety the best that we can there are some areas of the park that will remain open wona mariposa grove had sketchy and western yosemite valley will remain open. but any visitors trying to access those areas should expect road closures and limited parking. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. 11 union nurses are going on strike at two facilities in the east bay next week. 200 nurses at st rose hospital and hayward will walk out on tuesday for a two day strike, according to the california nurses association. the union says that management has made major changes to health benefits without their agreement. the hospital says it has been bargaining in good faith for nearly a year. a one day strike at john near behavioral health and conquered is set for wednesday. 78 nurses are set to walk the picket line there, they say understaffing is leading to unsafe conditions. john muir says it has made repeated contract proposals. paving a path to citizenship still come tonight. what senator alex padilla is doing to help protect undocumented workers who held a central jobs during the pandem

workers carrying a pregnant woman through the shattered grounds of a maternity hospital in the city of mariposa. the 32 year old woman died of her injuries shortly after giving birth. that picture real always in austin. in our mind, you know that pitcher you want to erase, remember, but you couldn't. and it will stop was of history as a war, crime against ukrainians him. 23 fighters are reported to have withdrawn from parts of north cave who in democratic republic of congo. they had seized parts of the province since re emerging in 2021. but congolese communities of told al jazeera, the armed group is so prisoned in some areas. catherine sawyer, reports, canyon troops in cuba, enough cuba province. their holding fort in areas from where the armed group am 23 has withdrawn. regional, east african forces from kenya. uganda, south through dawn and bruni are here to enforce an agreement aimed at bringing peace to the region. hundreds of people have been killed and up to 1000000 forced out of their homes since the conflict started over a year ago. some congolese living in cuba say they are afraid to

ensure the safety the best that we can there are some areas of the park that will remain open wona, mariposa grove, hetch hetchy and western yosemite valley. but any visitors trying to access those areas should expect road closures, limited parking and limited recreation opportunities . reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo now with more on these rising rivers and somebody would because of all of the snow, snow and all in response to the this bit of warm up now, the good news is that right? we have a warm up right now and then we're actually cool off into next week so that snow melt at least that rate. should drop off into early next week. but of course we're still concerned the short term forward tonight and into the weekend, in fact, not only for yosemite all these areas in green, a flood watch through monday and some parts of the sierra right on through what tuesday mornings. there's that flood watch currently in place across parts of the sierra as we take a closer look at yosemite valley will come in closer to that one riv

a white house press release identified the counties as kern, mariposa.ssistance can be used for temporary housing, home repairs, property loss grants. also approved funding for state, tribal, for emergency repair work. >>> yesterday's snow survey shows us snow fall totals this season are among the largest on record. snowpack at phillips station is 221% higher than normal and statewide the figure is 237% higher. >> that's a really big deal. here is the thing about that too. just because we have amazing snowpack and skiers are loving that, we are concerned about the flooding after it. we need to be sure we are taking good care of the water and putting it into reservoirs properly. there are still a lot of issues ahead of us. let's start with our forecast. a little bit hazy above santa clara valley. this is a live look from the black mountain cam. 36 degrees right now just in livermore, 43 in san jose, 40 in santa rosa. here is what we are looking at with the winds. yesterday we were under a wind advisory. it expired at 11:00 last night. it is lighter in inl

they're identified as kern, mariposa, san bernardino, santa cruz.d for home repairs, property loss grants. he approved funding for state tribal and local governments for emergency repair work. snow totals are among the largest on record. south of lake tahoe. statewide the figure is 237% higher. in the special that we ran last night withfint inttual significance of these warmer temperatures and what that will mean with the snowpack. >> around the corner we are shifting gear and focus from the snowpack and how much that's caused issues to what's next, how much that's going to cause issues when it comes to flooding once it starts to met, where it will go, will we collect it in our reservoirs. you can watch on youtube, on our website. there is plenty information that we put out last night on the special. let's dive into our forecast real fast. it has been a mild morning for us, still breezy along the coast. a lot more mild than inland areas where yesterday the winds were whipping up a storm. here is what we are looking at. 40 in concord, 35 livermore, c

the funding is available to affected individuals in kern, mariposa, monterey, san benito, santa cruz, tulare counties. it will help paid for housing assistance, food aid, counseling and medical/legal services. governor gavin newsom requested the declaration. >>> we want to take a look outside. waiting for the sun's arrival. a live look across downtown san jose. kari has a look at our forecast. are we finely inching toward some spring-like weather? >> it's going to take a while before that really happens. this is definitely a winter feel this morning. some of our temperatures are just slightly above freezing right now. we're seeing that in fairfield where it's 34 degrees, it is 33 in los gatos, and 39 in hayward, with some mid-30s in the tri-valley. as we go into today, it will be sunny but our temperatures for the most part stay in the 50s for highs and it won't be as windy as yesterday. i think the sunshine really helps us out. definitely needed at this point. but our temperatures are still about 5 to 8 degrees cooler, compared to what's normal for this time of year. so the cool weat

well, wona, mariposa grove crane flat and hetch hetchy will remain open but likely packed. with tourist traffic. and so what we will do is we'll continue to watch this because the consequences for the valley could be very, very significant. even some major roads could be overwhelmed. and certainly what we will do is let you know about that as well as what's going on throughout this year era, which even up in the northern part, still has a lot of snow almost two years supply. tom baker ktvu fox two news. alright, tom. thank you. will flood watches have an issue now for tahoe and yosemite. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with more on that bill, welcome to california and not enough rain. too much rain, right? it's like you can't we can't. it's just the way this place is we get a lot of rain. we get no rain. we get a lot of snow. and that's the story. it's always been the story here, so it's always water is always going to be a story. the snow is in the mouth like tom snowfall up on the snow pack up there in the mountains. it's getting warm. she that's no surpr

well, wona, mariposa grove crane flat and hetch hetchy will remain open but likely packed. with tourist traffic. tom baker, ktvu fox two news and speaking of that warmer periods, ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo and market could see the numbers right behind you. it is definitely going to be hitting that snow pretty well there, huh? warming across the entire state, andre except right near the immediate coastline. little sliver right near the immediate shorelines actually have some fog, keeping those temperatures on the cooler side. but warming up inland here and also warming up in the sierra. you can see just a few sampled spots here for truckee. look at you. 70 valley temperatures will be approaching the low to mid eighties as we head into thursday and friday. now, as a result, we have a flood watch for all these areas in green. of course, we have to keep an eye on the sierra and also downstream as that rainfall activist snow, but the snow melt works its way closer to the central valley. now for us with temperatures. we are warming up inland. lots of eighties and a few neighb

and john brown concluded as many people dead, mariposa slavery, this is getting out of hand because here's a man who has been murdered specifically for expressing opinions against slavery and there were charters until then that the slave power was getting a strangle hold on their life. when the slave power could reach out to murder somebody in the soil. those charges of slavery is getting out of hand and if allowed to persist, it would swap out the liberties of everybody. so this point john brown stands up and start in hudson, ohio, and he said before the act of god in the dedicate the rest my life to the opposition to slavery and john brown has become an abolitionist. and the question remains, what you going to do about it john. your post slavery but when he going to do about it right it takes him another 20 years to figure out what that means. it moves the family to upstate new york may take part in this communal experiment were freed black people the next to the pre- white people in the ideas to demonstrate that the black people can be as productive and successful as the white people wr

well wona, mariposa grove crane flat and hedge hetchy will remain open but likely packed with touristic. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. alright california, right ? too much water. not enough water. what are you going to do? it's how it goes. it's always gonna be that way. just get used to it. get used to conserving water get used to having, um flood watches and things of this nature. it's going to continue dry to wet droughts. we have we have earthquakes, and it's just california. you live here. it's what how it goes. 87 degrees today in fairfield and in antioch, 84 conquered 81 napa 81 in don't have another 80 in morgan hill at 81 in morgan hill. so tomorrow is going to be a nice day. a little warmer than today. there's no fog at the golden gate bridge, but there is some patchy kinda headlands fog down towards the elk granada area down towards half moon bay. um so at the fox will be back tonight and we'll be back in earnest. so our friends along the coast, it's going to be foggy tomorrow morning when you wake up and for the next couple of days, big ridge of high pressure. you know, we

the funding is available to affected individuals in kern, mariposa, monterey, san benito, santa cruz, tulare counties. it will help pay for housing assistance, food, aid, counseling, medical and legal services, as well as other assistance. governor gavin newsom requested that federal declaration. >> it is 6:08. we take a live look out at san jose. a beautiful shot to get started with this tuesday. one thing we do know for sure, as beautiful as it looks, it is still very cold. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that. it's not just cold there, kari. it's cold across the bay area. >> it does not feel like early april, and we're talking about temperatures just one degree above freezing right now in los gatos. 39 in san martin, 35 in fairfield, as well as dublin, 35 in livermore. yes, it's another cold start and you need to layer up. take a look at the morning trend for oakland, with the temperature at about 40 degrees at 7:00, it will be 45 at 9:00, and reaching into the low to mid-50s going into today. but only seeing highs in the upper 50s, which is about the same as yesterday.

well, wona, mariposa grove crane flat and hetch hetchy will remain open but likely packed.ourist traffic. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. alright not enough water. too much water. that's our history, isn't it? it's always going to be like that in the state 87 degrees today in fairfield temperatures today warned a few degrees tomorrow. i think we'll see some low nineties. so these are the highest from today. highs tomorrow will come up a degree or to accept that the coast coastal sections are going to be in the fog. fog returning to the coast is coming in right now, as i speak, moving into the avenues and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, there's fog. it's tense and fog bodega bay fog down to happen bay and even into santa cruz, so cool coast mild day warm inland. very warm inland. sounds familiar, right? that's almost like that's our summer pattern or spring pattern outside. you go in san francisco. there was no fog there, but there will be some fog. it's gonna stick right, probably stay west of 19th avenue. the marine layer is it's not that deep of a marine layer , b

so yosemite valley, and the mariposa grove of big trees. the big and redwoods became the third national park. and and i'll just tell you right now, if anybody asked me what the second national park is between yellowstone and and yosemite, i don't know somebody looks at up wall and just case somebody else it so anyway there just to reiterate you know lincoln knew a lot of science he understood the idea of technology and a lot more than people know and a lot more than he let on. but he definitely knew a lot more. and in the book, obviously, i go through all these details and and talk more about it. and like i said, it's not a science book. it's a it's a history book and are few here who might have read it already. so you can ask them. but basically he saw science and technology and education, which goes hand in hand with science. technology as a way for the the everyday people benefit. i should add that in addition to these things i just mentioned, he signed into law the homestead act, which allowed people to get land moving west the land gra

. >> could it be on mariposa. >> they are all over. i had one near me. i know that -- but 600 block of toland. >> i know it was there. was it an illegal grow, do you know? was it licensed or, i mean, did they have security or, i mean -- >> usually if something is licensed, we would deem it like a dispensary or commercial, right. but based on how and i asked ac lazar, i said is this a grow or dispensary because those are two different things and he's, like, no, it's a grow. it was in a construction company premise or facility. >> interesting, yeah. i know, i mean, those -- a lot of the dispensaries are concerned and sort of organizing around their own security or something, so -- >> as they should because as you know, one of the employees was, you know, at gunpoint and kidnapped in oakland and brought back to san francisco and they emptied out $30,000 from the safe, so, yes, that's a concern and we recognize it. >> interesting. i think i had one more. oh, the 7th and mission and 7th and market, i mean, i've noticed that too as i'm walking north, the busin

raÚl: hay una mariposa. [cantan] karla: el que no es traicionero es gabriel soto.rtiera. muchas veces el nervio te gana, la atenciÓn, sabes que estÁs en los ojos de millones de personas. hay que estar relajado, divertirse, siempre con el enfoque de disciplina. >> cÓmo padre asegura que tanto para su ex y madre de sus hijas geral y bazÁn y Él—— geraldine bazÁn y Él lo primero es la educaciÓn. gabriel: desde que nacieron es parte de su mundo. les gusta, pero como siempre le digo primero la escuela. terminar lo que la preparatoria en mÉxico. despuÉs si quieren incursionar en este mundo. alan: tÚ muy bien, gabriel. ya soy hasta parte de la organizaciÓn de la boda. raÚl: y cÓmo va a organizar nos va a invitar a nosotros. [hablan a la vez] >> nosotras merecemos lo mejor y los mejores descuentos. ya que suscribirte? puedes escanear el cÓdigo qr y recibe cada semana las mejores ofertas y las mejores marcas a los mejores precios. sÓlo en gangasanddeals. ♪ ♪ karla: al menos, mesero de la boda. [risas] al pasito. [risas] haz de cuenta. [risas] me puedes traer un tequilapor fa

karla: y de mariposas. satcha: y de baile y de imÁgenes impactantes.hijos no quieren. juliÁn hablaban sus redes de cÓmo le debiÓ la partida de su papÁ, por eso lo estoy diciendo. no estamos preparados para la muerte. nadie quiere prepararse para eso porque nadie se quiere ir. reportera: revela que su deseo mÁs grande es vivir muchos aÑos cerca de sus hijos. niurka: mi niÑa me dice no cumplas mÁs aÑos yo me la paso decretando que me voy a morir despuÉs de los 120 aÑos, y es por eso , porque yo no quiero que mis hijos sufran, quiero que sigan divirtiÉndose conmigo. me importa que me tienen que me digan vulgar. reportera: pese a la problemas que pudiera haber entre los figueroa esta situaciÓn los uniÓ por el amor que se ganÓjuliÁn. niurka: un momento difÍcil, que vive maribel guardia y toda la familia en lugar de ponerse a echar los hermanos optaron mejor por ir a ver a la familia, unirse, abrazarse y no dar el peor ejemplo como otros. muy bien, chicos, asÍ se hace, a toda la familia figueroa fernÁndez. reportera: asegura que todas las familias hay roce d

va suceder esto en los condados de mariposa, el condado de monterey, san benito, santa cruz.s estÁn haciendo advertencias para aquellas personas que viven en estas comunidades que todavÍa estÁn inundadas y para eso tambiÉn van a servir estos recursos federales que van a llegar. para el dÍa de hoy, las autoridades hacen una seria advertencia. estamos hablando de fuertes vientos. desde ayer y hoy hay fuertes vientos que se registran hasta en 80 millas por hora. se hace una llamada de atenciÓn para los conductores. ya que en este momento se han volteado algunos vagones y tamiles. tomen sus precauciones. les reportÓ desde los Ángeles. presentadora: en lo que mande el aÑo, son mÁs de 60 personas las que han perdido la vida debido a los tornados. gracias por brindarnos esos detalles en vivo desde los Ángeles. esta maÑana, una mamÁ abraza a su bebÉ despuÉs de 54 dÍas separados tras el terremoto en turquÍa. el bebÉ conmueve al mundo. despuÉs de ser rescatado entre los escombros se pensaba que habÍa perdido a la familia. pruebas de adn determinan que su madre estaba viva en un hospita