. >>> esta madrugada tres hombres y dos mujeres fueron captados en san diego emiliano molinas con elron a los migrantes atascados en la orilla >>> todos fueron arrestados no todos los migrantes traían el chaleco salvavidas >>> el ruido del operación de rescate fue el despertar en la zona 1 x 1 los estatista fueron llevando las personas a un bus oficial mientras vigilaba la escena desde el aire con binoculares la patrulla fronteriza cooperó en la búsqueda mientras coordinaba la detención de las personas asegura que el crimen organizado fue para usar narcóticos y amontonar a los migrantes que buscan tocar suelo americano >>> los migrantes no saben nadar nos empujen el mar los recién rescatados fueron puestos bajo custodia una vez que lograron retirarlos de la zona rocosa. el oleaje hace que este paisaje se una atracción en este caso uno de ellos fue rescatar a los migrantes. un reportaje de emiliana molina vamos al centro de los angeles donde la oficina federal de alcohol, tabaco armas de fuego y explosivos de un investigación criminal sobre la causa de una explosión en un fabricante d

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police say 32-year-old hector molina broke into a garage in the brook vail neighborhood last month byicking in the door and set a small box on fire. police say the fire ended up burning itself out before it could ignite the garage or any other problem. police say molina is suspected of vandalizing thentoor house wd breaking a window a few days before the incident. >>> the bay area not the onlyg crowds. the crazy video emerging from other states and the new travel ricks just put in place by the trump administration. >>> as many businesses begin to slowly get back to work, how the film industry is hoping to resume product. the big changes that could come to hollywood. >> and reming remembering the real reason we celebrate the weekend. the virtual ceremonies honoring those who have fallen while serving our country. >> be sure to download kpix 5's new app for 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscasts and real time news alerts. if i you already have our app, you'll need to delete the old version and download the new version. you can sign up for alerts for >>> after sheltering in plac

police say 32-year-old hector molina broke into a garage in the brookvale neighborhood last month. police say the fire ended up burning itself out before it could ignite the garage or any other property. police say molina is also suspected of vandalizing the front door of the house with a hatchet, and breaking a window a few days before the incident. >>> and coming up the pandemic cancels a memorial day tradition. >> we always talk about, when we pass by, that these are the people that gave us our freedom. >> how friends and family are still paying tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the u.s. >>> plus an emotional surprise reunion through glass. the touching moment between a grandfather and his grandchildren. >> he takes off his mask and i just started crying. >>> also kpix 5 has a new news app that gives you 24/7 access to cbs news bay area, and realtime news updates. if you've already got our existing app, you need to delete it, and download the new one from the app store, or google play. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in

tayana: el doctor cÉsar molina dice que lo intÉntales refrescarse en casa.puÉs de las 4:00 de la tarde puede echarles agua con la manguera. tayana: aconseja evitar las bebidas gaseosas. >> recomiendo que se beba agua frÍa. esto puede causar. puede coger su ropa de cama para que cuando se vaya a acostar, enfrÍe su sombrero y se lo pone, eso le ayuda a perder calor. tayana: el departamento de salud recomienda limitar las actividades fÍsicas, ducharse, usar ropa clara y liviana, no dejar a los menores de edad desatendidos. la clave es hidratarse. paola: nos encontramos bajo alerta por una ola de calor. para saber cÓmo cuidarnos, saludamos a suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: ya se siente ese calor insoportable en distintas zonas del Área de la bahÍa. las temperaturas mÁximas en concord a 1 grado de alcanzar ese triple dÍgito. mÁxima en los 95, oakland en 92, santa rosa y napa, cerca de los 95. esas regiones del Área de la bahÍa estÁn dentro de una advertencia por calor que continÚa hasta las 7:00 de la tarde del jueves, donde las temperaturas pueden variar de 95 a 1

promuevan la liberación de personas con delitos considerados menos graves >>> en la comunidad de molinasrsonales de salud realizaron cerca de 1900 pruebas a residentes, trabajadores esenciales y personal de salud y determinaron que no hay infecciones las pruebas se realizaron entre el y determinaron que no hay infecciones las pruebas se realizaron entre el 20 al 24 de abril >>> 1500 mascarillas para agentes para que entreguen a pasajeros que no posean una la entrega se realizó en el (nombre extranjero) y estuvo a cargo de la directora de (nombre extranjero) si un pasajero llega a la estación sin su mascarilla podría recibir una de la gente la primera semana que se implementó la restricción de mascarillas cerca de 100 personas no pudieron utilizar el transporte por falta de estas mascarillas >>> muchas jovencitos estaban listos para su ceremonia de graduación pero debido a la pandemia no pudo realizarse mucho sacado frustrados sobre todo porque probablemente una de ellos sea el primero que recibirá un título universitario fátima navarrete conversó con una joven que a pesar de no poder cel

donna molina held her baby girl harley for the first time yesterday.fter giving birth, the flew mom was placed on a -- the new mom was placed on a ventilator and put into a coma for 11 days as she battled covid-19. molina has fully recovered, and folks, grab your hanukkkies, wa how overcome with joy she is meeting her newborn daughter. >> it was just incredible. i couldn't hold back tears or any emotions. it was just -- it was just water works as soon as i saw her. as i was walking in. i just couldn't hold back any emotion. >> so big, huge shout out to the team at hackensack university medical center who took care of mom donna and little harley who will join her three older siblings at home in about two weeks. every mother's day is special, but how memorable will this one be for the molina family? >> can i say, is there a better mother's day gift than that? you've been in a coma. you wake up and get to see your baby girl. she's fine, you're fine. they're going to have a very special sunday. i love that story. what else do you have? >> yeah. and i alrea

>> reporter: moms like donna molina in new jersey, staying strong during these tough times.ave birth to a baby girl, harley, three weeks ago. donna testing positive for covid-19, spending three weeks away from her daughter. but this week, they were reunited. >> oh, my god! she's so tiny. they did an emergency c-section and that's the last thing i remember. here we are, together, two survivors. >> reporter: and you may remember mom christine haines, who early on, with her husband, lawrence, both of them e.r. doctors, had to make a tough decision. sending their young daughter and son away to stay with family. telling us how hard it was being separated. >> we try not to let them see us so much break down, especially if they're breaking down at the same time, but as soon as we end that call, it just breaks my heart. >> reporter: but today, on this mother's day, they sent us this video. >> oh, my goodness! >> reporter: the best gift of all for this mom. reunited after months apart. glad. a big thanks to all the moms who help put on this broadcast and a very happy mother's day to

coleman hayes is graduating from el molina high school in sonoma county.ls us he works hard at school and also participates in future farmers of america and plays three sports a year including football. he's deciding which college to attend in the fall. good luck and congratulations. we're excited for you and our seniors across the bay area. if you want to share the details on our website abc7news.com and we may give them a shout out on tv or online. no professional photos, please. check out a photo gallery of all of our seniors >>> lisa our resident mom here, we love you lisa and her three beautiful kids who aren't really children anymore, are they, lisa? >> two are off the payroll, so no, they're not kids. they're adults and kind of kids, too. >> two of them i think are home with you so that's really nice. >> yes. >> that you have them here today. rachael, ryan and bridgette. this is michelle and taylor, michelle is the wife of one of our producers, sean. she is an amazing, nurturing and loving mom to sweet taylor there. sean says she can kick her feet u

but one thing i have to say, i want to say thank you to natalie molina, when i was denied from td banknnected me with life bank who was able to give me loan at the second attempt. so td bank is the bank i really bank. so i don't think -- second time around is great, but i need it at the beginning of everything. it is great they can look at it now. it was critical for me getting my employees the treatment they need, giving them hazard pay, getting them to work because all of the employees are from low socioeconomic communities, which is very important to me. >> well, listen, we're rooting for you, rooting for the business and, michelle holder, thank you for the work you do as well. mariama suma too. >> thank you so much. >>> president trump is escalating his war now on social media companies after his favorite platform fact checked two of his tweets. >> yeah. >>> also, a programming note for you, sesame street, the sesame street crew is back on cnn for a new family town hall about covid-19 and staying safe this summer. the abcs of covid-19, saturday morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern, right he

coach brian molina gets a firsthand look at jazzie's skill and trickery.trol is everything, especially when you go inside to practice. oh no! glass broken. sorry, mom. jazzy j, we just called your play on abc7. >> send me your video with the #abc7 call my play so we can put you on tv. some day jazzy could be making a fortune playing soccer professionally. that cup, it's just the cost of doing business. and her motto is like bill belichick, no days off. you go, jazzy. just put the dishes off to the side and stuff. >> excellent. thanks, larry, very much. >>> but sure to join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> i'm kate larsen in san francisco where i've been speaking to some very busy ucsf doctors who are launching the largest early pregnancy covid study. coming up tonight at 11:00, what they're hoping to learn through the study and how you can help with the study whether you're pregnant or not. >>> the miami dolphins are turning hard rock stadium into a drive-in movie theater. and a local stadium could be next. and that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 n

one of the people that ana invited to her investor conference a few weeks ago was her friend, nick molinaw are you, sir? nick: good to see you. lemonis: nick is miami-based and has a track record of successful startups. this is a real serial entrepreneur. i'm curious to see if ana can actually negotiate with the both of us. ana: so, we've already talked about the possibility of nick investing. lemonis: yeah? ana: so, do you think you want to invest in my business. nick: well, i mean this in the nicest way, but i think you need me to be honest with you. you've got a great product. i think i can add a tremendous amount of value. ana: my next concern is, like, numbers and percentages, and -- lemonis: well, let's back up for a second. what's the company worth in your mind today? ana: skinny latina is worth $500,000 based on five times revenue, which last year was close to $100,000. lemonis: a half a million dollars? ana: yeah. there's risk for everybody here, marcus. lemonis: not for me. i haven't written a check yet. ♪ ana: we need to do a rebranding. we need to do a full rollout, but -- lem

. >> reporter: moms like donna molina in new jersey, staying strong during these tough times.ree weeks ago. donna testing positive for covid-19, spending three weeks away from her daughter, but this week they were reunited. christine haines, who early on with her husband, lawrence, both of them e.r. doctors, had to make a tough decision. sending their young daughter and son away to stay with family. telling us how hard it was being separated. >> we try not to let them see us so much break down, especially if they're breaking down at the same time. but as soon as we end that call, it just breaks my heart. >> reporter: but on this mother's day, they sent us this video. >> oh my goodness! >> reporter: the best gift of all for this mom. reunited after months apart. >> our thanks to tom there for bringing us those touching images. we hope that you all had a great mother's day and celebrated mom. if your mom is still with us, if your mom is not, we hope that you were able to remember all those great mothers. >> yes. the mother-in-laws as well, the aunts, all the mothers. >>> this mo

i'm honored, my backside is honored to be in this chair and molina who worked closely with doug. i liked she called it intelligence because you can sort of think of ai upside down to bia. it's pretty human, putting humans at the center of the equation again and when i interviewed all these people i found what i call for a while a decision archetype. what is the decision? it's an action, it's athought process that leads to an action but action in a complex world . we are through some stuff and i don't know what's buying that scarf is going to do to the world. it's going to have some impact but honestly i don't feel very motivated because i can't see that impact . it's not present for me. it doesn't grab my primate brain in a way that makes me think i need to buy that hybrid car . i can't see it . and the data stack today and the ai stack today isn't giving that to me. this is my god, his name is bowie. i'm training training him to be a service dog and i've had him pretty much his whole life. he's about 11 months old and i had this awful thing happened to me. i have a trainer teach

on behalf of governor molina and the people of american samoa. thank you for your leadership and to the committee for all of your support and work that you do for the territories. joining me here today are two of our covid task force team members, our chair for epidemiologist, and the deputy director of the department of resources overseeing a lot of our first responders. our government and our territory are operating under emergency covid-19 declarations with oversight by the governor's corona task force made up of multiple governor agencies. as you may know, we are grateful here in america snowa that today our territory have no confirmed cases of coronavirus, but we continue to operate on high alert, executing emergency protective policies on the island. our governor closed our borders from outside passenger travel on march 26th, which was the last passenger flight to come to american samoa. this border closure will continue through may 31st. reopening our border will largely depend on readiness to accept passengers traveler from affected areas

now, compare that to a similar test at the marin county of molina's, where it turned up zero positive tests. >> what really bothers me, is that people who have the virus don't even know about it, and they are living in the conditions they are living in -- >> ucfs released a statement saying the pre-existing vulnerabilities in our society, hopefully, with this data, we can respond and start putting resources to work. president trump is going to be shutting down the white house on a task house, white has tax force and is instead going to be reopening the country. vice president mike pence, says the coronavirus task force could finish its work by the end of the month. speaker nancy pelosi is moving forward with the next coronavirus aid package. the measures expected to include any for additional testing, 24 states, and another direct round of cash payments to tax pacers. mitch mcconnell says it should and could prediction for hospitals and businesses. president trump is calling for a temporary suspension of payroll taxes. >>> checking the numbers, we see that the dow jones is active , do

the alameda county das office has charged hector molina, 32, with the crimes.ll crimes were committed at the same home on two different days last week. surveillance video shows him entering the home, illegally, starting a fire, and leaving on a bicycle on both occasions. >>> now to antioch, where one suspect is in custody, and police are looking for other llowing a burglary at a jcpenney store. it happened friday morning on empire avenue at the store in antioch. three mac broke into the store, smashed the jewelry case and grabbed nearly $50,000 of jewelry. one was hiding in the store when officers arrived. >>> three republican groups filed a lawsuit against governor gavin newsom against the executive order to send mailing ballots for the upcoming election because of the pandemic. earlier this month, excuse me, people need to be able to vote in a way that protects health and safety. the republican groups have filed the lawsuit, calling the order a partisan election ploy and a direct assault on the integrity of our elections. >>> this year's presidential race wil

equipo de primer impacto tony: en 1999 pasea la cadena en primer impacto, ocupe la posiciÓn de raÚl de molinaes muy guapa. tÚ tambiÉn estÁs guapo y flaco alan: ella nos ama que nos amemos, te mando un abrazo paola maÑana voy a tener a michelle galvÁn, ella tambiÉn estÁ con nosotros asÍ que no se la pueden perder, tremenda historia. alan: un abrazo enorme, maÑana tenemos, nos vamos con todos los demÁs karla: vamos a hablar de otra chica de impacto, estamos a poco dÍa de celebrar las manis con la familia de univisiÓn que queremos invitar a ser parte de nuestra celebraciÓn compartiendo lo que significa tu mamÁ para ti carlos sube una foto utilizando el 3y gracias por ella el mensaje puede aparecer en esta amÉrica y en las plataformas de univisiÓn karla: ahora sÍ, le decía que vamos hablar de una chica de impacto, pamela silva, en medio de lÁgrimas de felicidad y de amor presenta a su hijo vamos a revivir el momento en que el tecnecio a todos carlos: y ademÁs un arquitecto o al leer invente una herramienta que te ayuda mantener una distancia mÁs adelante te presentamos. karla: te decimos cuÁles s

y molina, pero vamos bien. alan: no ha migrado nada, no? meche: no, no ha vibrando nada.ambiente] >> porque Él no estÁ al frente, estÁs tÚ. >> de quÉ hablas? la responsabilidad de esto es vÍa? --mÍa? >>en el papel si. ustedes no harÁ nada. Él me espera. iré a ver que quiere. meche: esta noche veremos cÓmo estos seÑores ponen su plan en marcha. alan: se quieren llevar presa nijam por la cuestiÓn de la mina ilegal. carlos: tambiÉn por poner en riesgo la vida de los trabajadores. aquÍ hay un adelanto de "amor eterno". >> queda arrestada por operar una mina de manera ilegal. locutor:"amor eterno" esta noche por univisiÓn. meche: no se lo pueden perder esta noche. a quÉ hora? [risas] meche: a las 9:00 p.m./ 8:00 p.m. centro. alan:karla, ya deja de comer! meche: y eso es de verdad! anoche vimos como damiÁn inventÓ que es gay para terminar su relaciÓn. carlos: sÓlo lo hizo para que ni toÑo, ni nadie mÁs sospechara de su relaciÓn oculta con natalia. alan: estamos listos para recordarlo. >>las revistas de corazÓn, los adornos de tu casa. >>entiende todo esos porque aquÍ vivía nata

. >> y tambiÉn voy a acusar a antonio cortÉs molina. >> yo creo que a partir de aquÍ y hasta el final situaciÓn porque tendrÁ que decidir entre uno de los dos gemelos. >> mi personaje vive cambios muy fuertes y siento que todo lo que iba llegando de capÍtulo serÁ y ahora cÓmo enfrentar esto o cÓmo podemos marcar este Árbitro dramático. siento que es bonito porque irÁ descubriendo lo que ese nuevo amor. >> televisa espectÁculos, roberto maÑÓn. [suspiran] alan? te dieron ganas de actuar luego de ver a esta bonita actriz? francisca: sÍ, me encantaría una pelÍcula o una novelita. >> carmen campuzano de luto por la muerte de su hermano jorge. ella se despidiÓ en las redes a travÉs de un comunicado y dice asÍ: cuÁnto carlos, en el lavaplatos. ya deja me en paz. todo lo que hago está mal. siempre mal! pero qué genio. ¿qué le pasa? no te preocupes mi amor. la nicotina es una neurotoxina que puede intensificar los cambios de animo de los adolescentes. ntoxicado hasta la medula. asi llega este conductor a una estaion de policia en wisconsin. imagenes de vigilancia muestran como irrumpe con su a