we're looking at about 5 miles per hour. one mile backup. nothing has changed in that area for the past hour. and 82 traffic also slow. i just checked your speed trackers behind the scenes. we're looking at 10 miles per hour. so again, if you look at the area, you need to leave early this morning because traffic is just a mask, of course, was on the scene. so you'll be the first know online on tv and on our app and all lanes reopen. >> the san mateo bridge as we get everybody to work. we're still looking at those cloudy conditions. you can see that about 18 minutes as you make your way to 101, the big picture shows you right here. the tolls as you drive down to 101, we're in the yellow. meaning traffic is stop and go about 15 minutes as we plan your day. and then the bay bridge maze to fremont street were at 17 minutes. you can see right there traffic already slow as more folks head into work. the best camera to show you to set the tone is that, yes, we're still dealing with patchy fog. this is the east bay as we peak and you can see setting

science correspondent miles o'brien is here to explain it all. miles, thanks for joining us. one is, i am told it's a a star swallowing up a planet that was orbiting around it. and as you talk about, we're going to show some animation from caltech depicting it. miles: well, john, i don't want to ruin your weekend, but this is, in fact, a preview of what lies ahead for our little planet earth. a team of researchers at palomar observatory outside san diego were using a wide field camera called the zwicky transient facility, which looks at a big swath of the night sky looking for things like comments and asteroids. astronomer kingsley day at m.i.t. is going through data from 2020. there's so much data that they have a backlog. and he noticed a star about 12,000 light years away that grew a hundred times brighter over the course of a week. he thought maybe that was a binary star, which he studies quite a bit. two stars which kind of interact with each other and their brhtness changes as the gravity pushes and pulls. but the problem was the total amount of energy that was released

time miles. you won the national book award last year for this book for nonfiction and your most recent award is from the is the candle prize out of canada. what is the candle prize? well, the candle prize is a prize for a work of history anywhere around the world that has literary merit and is excellent in terms of its research and its writing and its subject matter. peter cundall is someone who i just learned about recently. he made a lot of money doing for lifetime. he loved history. apparently. he was a student at mcgill university, which hosts this prize, and he left all of his wealth to a foundation which bears his name. and before he died, he actually established this prize for the best work of history according to the prize criteria. at any given year. well, in the announcement of the award to you, the candle prize jury wrote, quote, the world of enslaved wen in the antebellum south is, by the standards of s. history, exemely poorly document entered. but myles has risen to that challenge.

, 1852 miles kilometers and these tasks of the organization are to apply maritime sovereignty in theof navigation and to preserve the marine environment and maritime security from those 200 miles on the ship, of course, security starts from those 200 miles , in some places the mother of the persian gulf has the middle line. in this maritime area, we have a certain capacity to apply, one of which is the capacity of the state that owns the flag, which means that every ship that flies the flag of the islamic republic of iran is obliged to comply with all the laws and regulations related to all the international conventions that we are and we have our own national laws and regulations let's keep in mind that the capacity is the capacity of the government. we own the coast. the government owns the question. so far, we own 5,800 km of coastal border. from this coastal border , the median line in the persian gulf or 200 miles of coastline in the oman sea are all duties such as the marking of iran's lighthouses. it is done by means of a light or a lantern in the sea so that ships can pass wi

you can see at about 8 miles per hour on 2.37 westbound. we have a one mile backup.n to 37 westbound. your second option is going to be 82, but even 80 to a sluggish because of all the extra traffic. so 101, northbound and southbound are fair. oaks boulevard is shut down till 9 and traffic is a mess. taking a look at the bigger picture. you can see the san mateo bridge where and the yellow meaning traffic is building 19 minutes. >> 92 all the way to 101, as you make your way out. bay bridge traffic also. so you can see it right here. 26 minutes. mace to freeze month street as we take a look at the big picture right now. the to 101. we're looking at 15 minutes. the bay bridge just showing foggy condition, but traffic is moving. also, you can see as we peek outside, we've been showing you this camera as well because it really the tone that some folks are going to be dealing with a patchy fog as they start their day. taking a look right here. radar, you can see i will still be dealing with that patchy fog to at least it definitely down south in the san jose area and liv

gusts near 60 miles per hour howling near east bay hills. >> in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range for most of the bay area. so let's take a look at the impact. the cooler and cloudier weather had for your bay area forecast that cool sea breeze influence. >> definitely drop temperatures for our inland valleys, 5 to 10 degrees. check out conquered. only warming up into the low 70's after you were in the low 80's yesterday. santa rosa, though, pleasant temperatures at 73 degrees. as you noticed, a cool down as well. temperatures out there right now. double-digit cooling for fairfield and no surprise conquered as well. 15 degrees cooler than where you were around this time. that's why you're in the low 60's as opposed to the mid 70's that you were in around this time last night. so widespread mid 50's along the coast, the low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. bretton woods, 66 degrees. but bodega bay. 53 degrees out there right now. getting that cool. sea breeze influence and still windy out there. tracking gusts up to 33 miles per hour. for those of you in oakland and breezy along

and so in 1865, the first oil pipeline was laid over five mile distance from bethel city. the railroad. with a minor, a 60 mile trunk line, a four inch pipe stretched from the oil region to pittsburgh, seeing the rapid loss of their revenue to the successful the teamsters fought hard and bitterly, but they could not. the growing momentum of the industry's progress. crude refining plans are still boiled and separated the oil into the two items in demand kerosene for illumination and heavy lubricant lubricant and undesired product considered dangerous and unusable, was discarded in great quantities. the product was gasoline the very portion of crude oil that was soon to change the economic and social of the industry and the country. these refineries were, however, supplying illumination and heat for many homes and through lubricants, were the wheels of a fast growing industry or machine age at the turn of the century, a momentous in the course of the industry was in the offing the use of oil for light seemed doomed to rapid oblivion. and at this critical stage appeared. the

and the king and queen consort will take uh the it's a 1.3 mile route. a couple of columbus is to the ceremony. heading festival, down the miles from booking impalas to admiralty. all we can see the controls and maintenance of camilla on the coordination day, the cache, the choreographed and something that, of course, has been waiting so many decades for life. and now the day has come. king charles with it in the diamond jubilee state coach, traveling down the mile from buckingham palace, heading to westminster abbey. and that's the thing charles has known from as long as he can remember that he would one day be taking he's been wasting for a very long time. it did make me did make me smile. this was on the day, he describes how he felt when it dawned upon him, apparently at the age of 20, that this was actually a reality. he would become king one day and he described as this doing as it dawned upon him with a most gulf sleep inexorable sense of destiny. which doesn't sound terribly into the stake. he, he's hung in the hand at the age of 70 full. today h

we're looking at traffic moving about 7 to 15 miles per hour. a one mile backup.etour you can try to take to hopefully save you some time would be 82. but overall, if you live in the sanibel area, you're going to see those sort drive times. not to mention we are watching some foggy conditions. let me show you a live look at everything happening now. those traffic cameras will show you all. yeah. traffic already slow going at the bay bridge. you can see traffic backed up for miles. so patchy fog in the distance. our next traffic will show right now. traffic slowly moving in the san mateo area. building. but moving for you, taking a look at a different camera you can see right traffic. thankfully, those driving conditions not too bad. as we take a look at the big picture for you and our last traffic camera showing yeah. foggy conditions near the golden gate bridge. you can see that. thankfully, though, the traffic is light. of course, 101, southbound in northbound in sunnyvale is our main concern. as you come back to the graphics, traffic and weather together, we ar

the major highway shut down in both directions. 30 miles of i-55 now closed. the dust storm part of the same system that struck the east over the weekend. a confirmed ef-3 tornado, striking virginia beach, virginia, winds up to 145 miles an hour. what's now headed to the northeast. ginger dis eher the images coming in tonight. >> tonight the deadly pile-up in the midwest, claiming at least six lives, a major dust storm creating zero visibility conditions south of springfield, illinois. between 40 to 60 passenger cars and 30 commercial vehicles crashing on the highway. >> at this time we have reports of more than 30 people being transported to multiple area hospitals. >> the interstate shut down, traffic backed up for miles. the swirling dust caused by high winds kicking up dirt from fields. >> nothing in my 24-year career that i can recall as severe as this. >> it spawned this tornado hundreds of miles away in virginia beach sunday. families now cleaning up major damage. >> over here, a large tree landing on that rooftop, one of those at least 115 properties t

look folks under my direction ws proceeded on designated 770,000 square miles, square miles of pacific ocean in southwestern hawaii and a new national marine sanctuary but that's bigger than alaska and california combined, combined. [applause] the highest level of protection in the largest on the planet. i've declared the arctic ocean off-limits to new oil and development period. they are 13 million acres of significant national historic value. and i have protected the boundary waters in the canoe areand surrounding minnesota. its most heavily visited the wildlife area in the nation. all of this matters because we are not only protecting the livelihoods of people who depeno on us fisherman family farms rural communities across the country we are also protecting the heart and soul of our national pride. it defines our identity as a nation and passed down from generation to generation. that's why her conservation work in my view is so important. it's not just for today. forever. folks there was a time when some of the nations most dedicated conservationist or from other parties but with

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san francisco wind gust of 21 miles per hour in livermore, even 20 miles per hour.hat's missed a consistent during the overnight hours. and as you wake up tomorrow, so getting a dress in fairfield 27 miles per hour. even oakland, 20 miles per hour. so another gusty breezy day, making it feel a little bit colder than what it usually is below average for a lot of areas like oakland, average of 69. we came up at 67 today, san jose. your average. 76. we're looking at 73. so not too bad. a santa rosa. your average is 78. we're at 69 in san francisco. your average is 63, but we're at 64. so we'll take it tonight. we're going to see that overnight. fog dumping on those temperatures. definitely that feels like temperatures. we're going to see that sunset tonight at 8.23, year lows will stay in the 50's. the big picture really showing you the seven-day forecast. we're going to see as we plan for tomorrow. mostly sunny. that's the good news. although when you wake up, it's going to be cloudy. but you can see the corner of your screen and the weekend. we'll get back up to the

it is 3000 feet, 70 miles.t will be a great day to see what aids lifecycle is all about. >> tracy, with aids lifecycle and dock t with the san francisco aids foundation, thank you for being here and sharing your knowledge with us. >> thank you. >>> coming up next is our weekly segment, something beautiful. we have a guest host, a highschooler who is a member of kqed's youth advisory board. we have been including young people in our programming as part of our commitment to education and engaging with our community. take it away, mahi. >> hi, i am mahi part of kqed's youth takeover. this features mt. diablo. it is visible from most of the bay area. visitors can opt to picnic or hike through rock city. several indigenous tribes including these, consider it sacred ground. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the hills are alive. thanks, mahi. join us next week when we sit down with the san francisco ballet's new artistic director. we will see you right back here next week. if you would like to share your comments or questions, you can email u

i'm not sure my kids are safe with 200,000 miles. but do i have a choice no, i don't have a choice >> reporter: it's the impact of years of pandemic-fueled shortages, supply disruptions and heightened demand. the average used car payment is more than 560 bucks. and for new vehicles nearly 730 according to one group, that's up more than $250 a month compared to just five years ago. industry analysts say pricing, higher interest rates and greater reliability of newer cars all play a role >> someone going into the market for the first time in a while they're going to be shocked as to how high the prices are for both new and used cars >> reporter: a byproduct of this trend, auto repair shops are seeing way more customers >> even with high mileage they're keeping the car. >> we've seen an average car go from anywhere between 80 to 90,000 miles now over 100, 150,000. >> reporter: many hoping to ride out this tidal wave of demand like nick >> i wish i could afford a minivan right now with a lot less mileage. >> reporter: when the road to ow

service wind speeds up to 23 miles per hour in san francisco, 29 mile per hour gust at sfo.nd all across the bay area, it is quite breezy at the moment. and some good news for are trying to avoid fog and clouds. skies are getting sunny, but morning clouds lingered a long time. right now we are looking at the 24 hour temperature change. several degrees cooler and most bay area locations that at this time yesterday. seven degrees cooler at san carlos. here is the view from our rooftop camera uncrossed the embarcadero. just a few hours ago, all we could see were clouds but now we are seeing blue skies breaking through. 56 san francisco. oakland 60. to upper 60's at palo alto and san jose. 55 -- 63 san carlos half moon bay actually. we still see lots of clouds, what a pretty big break off on the north bay. it is mainly sunny. breezy and cloudy at the golden gate. 67 at santa rosa. napa 69. 74 fairfield. 73 concord. from the bay bridge. you can see the blue skies over the east bay. here are the forecast headlines. clouds increase again overnight. spotty coastal drizzle likely dur

that was the moment a spike strip stopped the car nearly 50 miles -- nearly 50 miles away from where it began just after midnight in san jose. police got called about a car speeding down southbound 101. chp took over the chase in san martin. it ended in san batista where a spike strip was laid. the car hit the spikes and had no choice to stop. the people surrendered and officers took them into custody. >>> continuing coverage from capitol hill, speaker kevin mccarthy was hopeful. kevin mccarthy told reporters they have made progress towards a deal but are not there yet. meantime north carolina congressman patrick mchenry a lead negotiator for republicans said a deal could be struck in hours or days. >> look, i feel closer than i did before because i see progress, but listen this is not easy in any shape or form. >> reporter: do you still expect a deal today? >> is hours or days. >> speaker nancy pelosi of the democratic national convention in los angeles. she accused republicans of pushing the u.s. to the brink of default. >> a default that would trigger economic armageddon killing j

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you can see fairfield wind gust of 24 miles per hour.ere we just showed you 24 miles per hour. we're still going to see those breezy consistent. >> breezy conditions throughout the evening, even tomorrow as we planted at the 4 o'clock hour, you can see fairfield still seeing gusty conditions of 27 miles per hour. a little more. 22 and right there on the coast of 20 miles per hour or so. gusty conditions means you want to dress in layers are going to see those temperatures feels like temperature dropped down just a little bit sore, actually right in between here, small tree branches sway at 18 miles per hour. a large tree branches sway at 31 miles per hour. so you could still see some debris the roadway. maybe even some whistling sound outside your window the next couple of days with these breezy conditions. the low system really just dropping down the temperatures. that average just a little bit, especially compared to monday. monday, we're close to 90 in story today. we're watching - the sierra thunderstorm warning. this is going to be

as the secretary was hurdling through bristow station about five miles southwest of manassas junctionthe evening of august 26th, it seemed like to the engineer of the secretary a relatively routine trip back to alexandria. it was routine until suddenly in the fading daylight, as the train, engine started moving through bristow station, he began to hear the sounds of mini balls and bullets pepperin the locomotive itself, alertin him something was just not right and pile of rails across the tracks and after bei shot at, the engineer of the secretary floored it, moved his train as st as he possibly could, plowed through the pile of railroad ties across the tracks and made his way back to manassas junction. of course, he knew that this was not just any now routine trip back to alexandria, that something was not right along the o & a railroad. son soon enough a second train behind the secretary came through bristow station and that wags the president which had a nice portrait of president abraham lincoln fixed to the front of the locomotive itself. as the president came steaming through br

we still have a solid a 5 mile backup in the northbound lanes and about a 2 mile backup in the southbound lanes. the good news again, as i think the next 30 things will slowly start to look better. that detour traffic to 37 westbound. we're still looking at about 8 miles per hour. a one mile backup and to the south of that accident on 82. we still have stop and go traffic 10 miles per hour. but again, the good news is that all lanes are open and i'm going update you on this area. and so everything goes back to normal. >> you can see right here again, san mateo bridge, all the way to 101. we're at 60 minutes. so we're in the green. still looking at some cloudy the tolls to 101, more at 12 minutes. all lanes are open and traffic slowly looking better. the bay bridge, 80 maze to fremont. we're at 15 minutes. san francisco. 56 this morning, san jose. 57 santa rosa. we're at 59. those temperatures going to be above average. some places actually get a feel like a hot summer day by that fog is going to clear out inland will be at 80 bay. 69 the coast. 61 and by 3 o'clock, some places could hit 8

we're looking at 28 miles per hour. that debris, animal roadway and large tree branches swaying back and forth. just to set the tone of what you're going to be dealing with tonight and tomorrow overnight, fog again, our a sunset at 8.25. our lows will be between 49 and 54 degrees and our 7 day forecast shows you the good news is every day gets a little warmer. >> picking a saturday, 84 inland bay, 73 and the coast, 60 once of some sunshine definitely headed our way. >> thank you. coming up, an elderly dog called hero after jumped into action to save his dog video shows how he fights dog video shows how he fights off a coyote. inner voice (furniture store owner): i know everything about my new furniture business... well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. right now, get 70% off for 3 months. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and

and miles, and how longer is this going to go on for?> erica and her friends from chicago have reservations for the winery in the middle of the backup. owner say it is a busy weekend with their wedding and a private party. >> were able to contact those guests and let them know there will be traffic which we did and it worked well. people are delayed but it has been ok. >> we are not going anywhere else. nothing is worse than that. >> bay, organizers are holding a climate rally at the chevron refinery in richmond. this comes as chevron has held its annual shareholders meeting. organizers are hoping to draw attention to environmental concerns that they have with the company's practices, this is the 10th annual rally outside of the refinery. it begins at noon outside of the front gates on castro street. >> we have gone up a degree in the city, 52 degrees. it is getting nice and sunny in our inland valleys, 60's there, we are on our way to quicker clearing. i will have a look at what the rest of the week holds coming up. >> up a whole degree

barely moving, speed 6 miles an hour. gia vang is headed there, she'll bring us a live update as soon as she gets there. i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we'll keep an eye on that breaking news story out of oakland. >>> we're also tracking other stories including a close call at sfo. a southwest airlines pilot made a mistake and that put three flights in danger. >>> also, chaos at the funeral service for banko brown. what happened as friends and family remember the person shot and killed at a san francisco walgreens after suspicion of shoplifting. >>> and using technology to keep us safer from wildfires. the smoke sensors that are active in the oakland hills. >>> let's go ahead and begin now with new census numbers. the bay area is getting older and more diverse. new data out today revealed a better picture what was the region looks like especially age, race, and home ownership. ian cull crunched those numbers, joins us now. what'd you find? >> i did some old-school tune-ups. there is a wealth of

if you break down that 280 miles more that had not been built, only 74 miles were in the preconstruction phase and locations where know barrier has existed and 206 miles were under contract in place of dilapidated and outdated design and locations where no barriers existed. so that claim is not true. >> 52 miles. she kept saying. that's a fact. >> and the house republicans are voting on a bill today where one of the primary central selling points of it is that it completes the border wall. i got a kick out of that. i'm a nerd. >> thank you so much. >> we appreciate it. >> i don't worry, guys, i have napkins and stuff. we're doing great. we're thriving on this thursday morning. one thing that was -- look, we know about the top headlines last block. the policy issues, we got into the abortion law. i want to talk about the biggest issue and that is the debt ceiling. take a listen to what the former president said when it came to how republicans should hold their position going forward. take a listen. >> i say to the republicans out there, congressmen, senators, if they don't give you massiv

that was a journey of a thousand miles. they land in philadelphia they could there they could go change their names. they start new lives, they could go to canada, all number of things could have happened. but activists seized upon story and they are invited to tell their story to share their story with people. and they do this at enormous risk to themselves. so that's at the beginning of act two. they they travel another thousand miles on the abolitionist circuit telling their story in service of not their own freedom, not fighting just for their own freedom, but the freedom, all those left behind, including their loved ones, then the middle of this dramatic act to the fugitive slave act passes and sending slave hunters from, georgia. and then there's another crisis, culminating in a second escape from the united states, because it's not just from the south, but it's from the entire united states. they have to run in order to be free free. so for me, reading that original story, running a thousand miles, the the emotional

fairfield, 18 miles per hour. so we get to 18 miles per hour.hat's when you start to see those small tree branches sway at 31 miles per hour. we start to see this large tree branches sway and in between there. that's when you start to hear those whistling sound outside. so again, we could see this large tree branch us way tomorrow as with the consistent breezy conditions. so just keep that in mind is maybe you go to church or may have a holiday barbecue. you're going to see those gusty conditions not to mention is still going to be cloudy future cast for showing you tonight, 11, 30. we'll continue on with this cloudy coastal drizzle is definitely an option as we roll on through the evening and maybe even as we wake up right here and the san francisco area. so patchy drizzle really going to be theme going to wake up in the 50's a lower 50's for the coast bay we're going to be the upper 50's for you by noon. we'll have clearing skies. not for everybody but clearing skies. >> in general, i think the coast will be cloudy throughout the day will be b

cientos de miles de personas estÁn perdiendo beneficio despuÉs de que terminara la emergencia nacional la florida es uno de los estados mÁs afectados. la casa blanca y lÍderes republicanos negocian sin descanso para buscar un acuerdo que evite pagar la deuda de estados unidos, el reloj avanzas en que haya un trato y la incertidumbre aumenta para millones de trabajadores. tendrÍa que buscar un trabajo que me sea masa solvente para mi casa. jorge: un pasajero abriÓ la puerta de emergencia de un aviÓn antes de aterrizar, provocando pÁnico a bordo. 12 personas o sufrieron lesiones. hoy estÁ con nosotros paulina sodi. bienvenida. paulina: arrancamos con la noticia, deseamos este espacio informativo con el cambio de suerte que vive una familia de migrantes hondureÑos que secuestraron, despuÉs fueron liberados por las autoridades mexicanas y huyeron juntos. hoy conversaron con marlene guzmÁn en san antonio, texas. son duras imÁgenes del terrible secuestro de este familia hondureÑa que en febrero le dieron la vuelta al mundo, meses despuÉs cumplieron su sueÑo de llegar a estados unidos, hoy mÁ

i wish they had the signs up a i was coming from.80 i whe >> it was going on from -- for miles and miles and we were like how much longer is this going to go on for? >> erica and her friends had a reservation for tasting at a winery right in the middle of the backup. owners say it is a busy weekend with a wedding and a private party. >> we contacted the guests and let them know ahead of time that there was going to be traffic. it worked well. >> we are going to stay here and not go anywhere else. we don't want to get back into that traffic. nothing is worse than that. >> track repair is on schedule. highway 37 should reopen around 11:00 a.m. on sunday. cornell barnard, abc7news. >> that portion of has been reopened. all lanes on highway 101 are open after a six car crash in san rafael yesterday evening. the crash happened near north san pedro road. two people were hurt and their condition is unknown. northbound lanes were closed due to the cars blocking the roadway. happening today in the east bay, organizers are holding a climate rally at the chevron refinery in richmond. this comes as

no arrests made. >>> a major high speed chase on 101, reaching 100 miles an hour. that was the moment there, a spike strip stopped the car 50 miles from where the chase began. police got the call about the car and took over in san martin. it ended in san juan batista, where they laid the spike strip where 101 meets state route 156. it hit with force and stopped, four people inside surrendered and officers took them into custody. >>> federals are turning attention to this facility. metallic dust, a catalyst for respiratory issues and more came from the martinez refinery company and the epa are investigating. a spokesperson for the company and its parent, pbf energy, said in a statement we're cooperating with all agencies and included a apology to the people of martinez. >> this memorial day weekend, boy scouts in the south bay were paying respects. oak hill memorial park, placing american flags on the tombstones of fallen soldiers to honor service and sacrifice. they placed almost 200 this morning. they get a badge for honoring the troops but there's more to it. >>

miles de personas, en su mayorÍa la tiene, salieron a marchar en la florida para protestar sobre lasones emigratorio del gobernador desantis. >> estamos levantando nuestra voz, exigimos prÁcticamente un derecho como personas. fÉlix: una de las mayores compaÑÍas aseguradoras del paÍs dice que no ofrecerÁ nuevas pÓlizas de vivienda en california, el motivo, riesgo de desastres naturales en ese estado. el presidente de mÉxico o andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador han presentado su declaraciÓn patrimonial, y los datos generan controversia. les contamos por quÉ. >> ya lo que tenÍa lo entregue a mis hijos. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix . fÉlix: buenas tardes. hay un acuerdo entre el presidente biden y el presidente de la cÁmara baja, kevin mccarty, para elevar el techo de la deuda y evitar una crisis econÓmica no sÓlo nacional, sino mundial, ahora el texto tiene que someterse a votaciÓn en el congreso prÓximo miÉrcoles. desde washington, pablo dato nos tienes: claves del acuerdo y las reacciones de los legisladores, a favor y en contra. pablo: tras un tenso un baile

ahora vamos a pasar a mÉxico, en matamoros, sigue llegando miles y miles de mirar a la frontera con lafrontera se repita una y otra vez la escena de familias enteras arriesgÁndolo todo con tal de llegar al otro lado en busca del sueÑo americano. karina estuvo con estos migrantes. karina: miles de migrantes siguen cruzando a diario el rÍo bravo de matamoros, mÉxico para entregarse a la patrulla fronteriza. estÁ en la recta final del camino y esperan llegar a la metaantes de que finalice el tÍtulo 42 esta familia ha atravesado siete paÍses con su hijo des seis meses en brazo. >> nuestro bebÉ enfermÓ, ahÍ nos quedamos bajo un puente,nos tocÓ sacarlo por urgencias, nos ayudaron los policÍas y lo hospitalizaron. karina: lo has intentado una y otra vez, este hombre que no piensa rendirse. >> a uno lo regresa y uno se vuelve a lanzar. quiÉn quitas en esta pasada, uno vuelve a pasar. pasar mis amigos y yo tambiÉn puedo, tampoco me voy a rendir a regresarme. karina: de rodillas, en el Áspero terreno, piden que dios bendiga su camino y sus aficiones. asÍ como este grupoagradece recibir un plato

tropical storm force winds 39 plus miles per hour.he eye showing up on radar, some of the heaviest rain still about a day away, but still time to prepare for this type of situation. very dangerous storm ahead of us. wednesday late wednesday, local time, heaviest rains staying on the southern end of the island and finally starting to taper back once we move into friday. regardless we're talking about picking up roughly about 10 inches of rain over the next five days. on sshore flow as well. and typhoon force winds are pushing up to about 119 miles per hour here late wednesday. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> and millions of people in central mechanics cxico are war they may have to evacuate due to a volcano. ash has been spewing into nearby towns delaying flights and forcing dozens of schools to close. about 25 million people live within 60 miles of the volcano. and the volcano had been dormant for decades until it erupted back in 1994 and it has been rumbling away ever since. the u.s. embassy issued a travel advisory for the area

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and then along the mile of procession involving some full sizing service kind of. so now the largest military pageant put on, we're told since the queen's coronation to be a mile long meeting. that by the time the front of the procession reaches the guys, a bunch of you policy, the rear of it will still be around about number 10, downing street making for some pretty extraordinary aerial photography. up to it. we can expect out all these events and it looks as though things are now more or less underway. 19 marching bands, beating out a state, the face of a 100 steps a minute, a bearing that golden state codes full for tons of it. it's built is of wood with gold plating gold, like a covering it full cherubs on its roof indicating the corners of the united kingdom . it's not very comfortable with told the queen didn't like it much. they smiles and royal ways. obviously the case may be high, hiding a degree of discomfort. the thanks very much for. 3 the impalas, the fools you can see, the perception see the problem with the new leap crown thing tells us this. this is

wind around the center, 130 miles with gusts of 160. very slow moving north at 8 miles per hour.o, it is taking on this warm ocean water. sea surface temperatures in the mid-80s, that is fuel for the system and now we are hoping we can get some upwelling as it slows so cooler water gets brought to the surface for some weakening, but very unlikely with warm ocean waters. over the next 24 hours, expect it to come in on guam. don't pay attention to the line, we could still have some left or right motion, which does play a role in this cone, there is uncertainty as to where the storm makes landfall. regardless, a super typhoon likely on our hands when we come into guam, and further strengthening back towards the northern provinces of the philippines. one bandmaster, heavy rain expected in the upcoming hours. a well-defined eye showing up on radar, as well. heavy rain and strong and damaging wind. the southern island bringing in the heaviest rain which is where we can expect, let's say over 10 inches of rain over the next five days. only picking up 2 to 4 inches of rain regardless, qu

teachers at the school are running 86 miles _ other ways.other ways. teachers at the school are running 86 miles to raise - other ways. teachers at the school i are running 86 miles to raise money to start the charity. by creating the charity, the hope is more rural primary school halls will be filled with the sound of music. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with the action at tennis' second grand slam of the year, the french open — where the defending women's champion begins the defence of her title today. poland's iga siatek takes on spain's cristina busca, as she bids to become the first woman to successfully defend her singles title at roland 6arros since justine henin in 2007. the world number one is one of the favourites to lift the trophy takes on spain's cristina busca, as she bids to become the first woman to successfully defend her singles title at roland 6arros since justine henin in 2007. the world number one is one of the favourites to lift the trophy but suffered an injury scare in the build—up to the

he averaged 55 miles a day and skated over 3,000 miles. it ended 57 days later at the neptune monument in virginia beach with a well-deserved dip in the atlantic ocean. this all for a good cause, close to the skater's heart. addiction recovery and sober living. he credits skateboarding with helping him get sober six years ago. and one-quarter of the money raised will go to the nonprofit youth prevention program "natural high." i'm glad he made it safely. look, some dangerous streets as well. everybody slowed down, got a kick out of watching this guy skateboard across america. >>> stream our newscasts on roku, amazon, fire tv, sang sung tv plus and xumo. there's a lot more news in the next half-hour. >>> taking matters into his own hands, a fed-up tow truck driver jumps into action after he spots suspected thieves breaking into cars. how he used his truck to stop them, why he says he was just protecting the public. >>> also, former president trump appears in a courtroom again. this time virtually. what came from the hearing, inud

.— 13 or 26 miles. incredible how everyone has come together full it has been amazing.— it has been amazing. obviously mnd is a terrible disease _ it has been amazing. obviously mnd is a terrible disease and _ it has been amazing. obviously mnd is a terrible disease and we - it has been amazing. obviously mnd is a terrible disease and we have i is a terrible disease and we have seen _ is a terrible disease and we have seen first—hand how has affected rob. _ seen first—hand how has affected rob. you — seen first—hand how has affected rob. you can't talk about rob without — rob. you can't talk about rob without mentioning two people, kevin sinfield _ without mentioning two people, kevin sinfield being one and the way he has moved a nation, he has got everyone — has moved a nation, he has got everyone to look at what is going on, everyone to look at what is going on. sing — everyone to look at what is going on, sing the injustice and the lack of funding — on, sing the injustice and the lack of funding and

felix: pasamos a nueva york, para aliviar los albergues que actualmente alojan a decenas de miles deidio de alquiler. el problema es que no hay suficientes viviendas disponibles. nos tienen mÁs informaciÓn desde la gran manzana. reportera: ruth es sobreviviente de violencia domÉstica, y madre soltera. y aunque dice haber solicitado ayuda parÁ el pago de la renta hace cuatro aÑos, actualmente, vive en un refugio. >> para mÍ es un poco complicado esperar, porque mi niÑa tiene autismo, y yo soy asmÁtica, entonces en el refugio que estoy no es permitido utilizar aires acondicionados. reportera: hace seis meses recibiÓ el anhelado cupÓn para el subsidio del alquiler, pero aÚn no consigue vivienda. >> nadie te quiere aceptar el baucher. nos vemos obligados a quedarnos en el refugio. reportera: en medio, el consejo de nueva york aprobÓ un paquete de medidas que hacen mÁs accesibles estos cupones, que subsidian el pago de la renta. con el fin que mÁs personas abandonen los albergues y asÍ evitar su sobrepoblaciÓn. >> van a ser elegible para pagar su renta, que van a tener esa estabilidad de

noticias telemundo >> cobertura especial desde el paso texas >> a solo 48 horas del fin del título 42 milesntes hacen fila para entregarse a las autoridades de estados unidos y ser procesados >> (inaudible) (inaudible) >> algunos tienen cita hasta el 2025 mientras la desesperación crece en el lado mexicano intentan entrar por la fuerza a través de una valla >> uno se puede subir y puede pasar >> un jurado en manhattan haya a donald trump responsable de agredir sexualmente y difamar a la escritora jane (nombre en inglés) >> el expresidente deberá indemnizar con 5 millones de dólares él insiste que el veredicto es una desgracia >> un héroe en medio de la tragedia de los migrantes atropellados en brownsville texas >> Él le rompía la camisa, le enrolle >> hablamos con un migrante venezolano quepaso texas >> buenas tardes, desde esta ciudad fronteriza que hoy está al límite, a tan solo 48 horas para que termine el título 42. este jueves 11 de mayo a las (número inaudible) de la noche, hora del este de estados unidos nubes y 29 p.m. aquí en el paso texas california, es ahora concluyen las restric

miles around a portion of nevado. >> never had. the last few years when we had the big fires, absolutely. >> reporter: this man has grown more concerned about the possibility of a wildfire. this resident is learning more about a new project. a shaded fuel break. >> they don't have enough data. seems to me we need to be concerned and look at what can we do to mitigate the possibility that we're coming down in the residential area. >> we will be creating space around the backyards through this boundary up to 60 miles. >> reporter: this is a map of phase one of the fuel break on the outer edge. mark brown is with the wildfire prevention authority. he explained how they work to prevent flames from spreading. >> when the embers land from an approaching fire, they don't have anything to catch on fire. as the main fire approaches, it won't necessarily put the fire out, but it's going to change the intensity and rate of spread. increase safety of residents, giving our firefighters the ability to suppress the fire. >> these are pictures of