how many of you have been to the monterey bay? when you are looking out from the middle of the day does it look like a harbor or does it look like the ocean? ocean? harbor? it looks like the ocean. they say i don't see a protected area and wears a harbor that is the monterey bay and how it'ss protected. so they get up there some that we have had san diego disappointment in monterey although he looks at it with a different attitude. finally they moved north trying to find the bay of san francisco ended november they were at the bottom part of it to the financial coming down and they couldn't figure out how to get out so they were confused. there was a lot of confusion about the various waterways and every supposed to go in the struggle of san francisco bay. it's another example. by january 24, zip-tied 70 the party led by portola comes back through san diego and they end up having to wait for san antonio for the ships to return. this is the take-away from this of movement and a lot of disappointment. this is supposed to be the next

the fact is that nowadays, they are working in monterey.oining us. thank you. live now to camilo montoya galvez, cbs news immigration and politics reporter. camilo, thank you so much for joining us. i want to start with a meeting with a top us officials heading to mexico. they reached an agreement but it wasn't exactly clear what they agreed on. what does the us want to see mexico do here to curb the numbers of migrants crossing? to curb the numbers of migrants crossin: ? . �* , ,, crossing? that's right. the us suddenly and _ crossing? that's right. the us suddenly and abruptly - suddenly and abruptly dispatched top us officials, including the secretaries of homeland security and the department of state to mexico city, just after christmas to meet with the mexican president 0brador to get mexican support and try to reduce the record levels of unauthorised migration that we have seen along the us—mexico border, specifically what us officials want mexico to do more on is to bolster enforcement at the guatemala mexico border to divert migrati

the fact is that nowadays, they are working in monterey. travel on to the us? keep in mind they are not necessarily mexicans coming to the us. a lot of them are coming from other countries. there are a lot of chinese, africans, central americans, venezuelans — huge numbers of venezuelans and cubans. we have to enforce our immigration laws in our southern border so they don't cross into the country and take advantage of a lax situation to reach the us border but those who do come with a plight — humanitarian plight. i think mexico, who has a long tradition of absorbing immigrants, of granting asylum, maybe we can incorporate them into the labour force within mexico, and i think that is a that is already being done. another item that the congressmen mentioned to us is to discuss some of the push factors that are creating some of these migration flows that we are seeing from countries like venezuela, nicaragua, where people are fleeing violence and also economic hardship. what do you want to see the us do, together with mexico, to address some

so now we're moving up to monterey. was sarah and portola arriving again on june 3rd, 1770, to establish their permanent settlement? i'm sarah recalled that they built an altar under a large oak tree hung mission bells, and held their mass. this, of course, isn't what it would have look like. this is a nice, beautiful artistic rendition of years later to celebrate the this is a nice beautiful artistic rendition then years later to celebrate the moment. these are people who had a hard journey. it is uncomfortable, it is difficult but this is a later celebration of it, a rendering of it. to dedicate this mission, the second mission in california, in 1984 it doesn't stay. the following year they move it to a new site in the valley five miles away. they claimed it was due to better water but seems it was two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidium being built in monterey was close to the mission and despite their claims, they want to be in conversation and working to each other

in fact a lot of them are staying to work in monterey, my home town in mexico, there is a big haitianhat instance many of the immigrants crossing the border right now i'm not mexican. in fact a big majority are not mexican. and the us is sending them back to mexico and mexico doesn't necessarily have a budget to repatriate to their respective countries, many of whom are from far away places. so in that sense, probably working together we can share the burden, the economic burden of repatriating the immigrants in the most humane way possible. i the most humane way possible. i want to ask you about what you said about some migrants coming and staying in some towns and working, because we spoke to a republican congressman earlier, his district is upon the us — mexico border and he says he wants to see mexico do more to curb humanitarian work visas for people who don't intend to use them. for people who don't intend to use them-— use them. what ends up happening _ use them. what ends up happening is _ use them. what ends up happening is people - use them. what ends up i happening is peopl

so now we're moving up to monterey. was sarah and portola arriving again on june 3rd, 1770, to establish their permanent settlement? i'm sarah recalled that they built an altar under a large oak tree hung mission bells, and held their mass. this, of course, isn't what it would have look like. this is a nice, beautiful artistic rendition of years later to celebrate the moment. remember, these are people who are tattered. they've gone through a hard journey. it's uncomfortable, it's difficult. but this is a later celebration of it and rendering of it, not people reenacting it. he dedicated this mission to san carlos romo. the second mission in california. however, as i mentioned before, it doesn't stay the following year. they move it to a new site in the carmel valley about five miles away. they claimed it was due to better soil and water, but it seems it was really two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidio that was being built in monterey was really close to the mission. a

esto se extiende también hacia el condado de monterey y hacia el norte de la bahía.s, quizás hasta más arriba de los 6000 pies y por ahora ya estamos viendo la neblina que se extiende desde santa rosa hacia parte de san francisco half moon bay. incluso también las montañas de santa cruz. aquí está el sistema que está impactando a oregon y washington . se espera que este se mantenga en el panorama. avanzando hacia el miércoles. el jueves no es hasta el viernes que ellos finalmente también verán condiciones un poco más agradables, pero para nosotros, en las próximas horas se mantienen las condiciones secas. por la mayor parte no es hasta mañana a partir de las 10:00 es cuando ya empieza a llegar a zonas como santa rosa. no es hasta las 12, 13:00 de la tarde que ya empieza a extenderse más hacia el sur, en san francisco, también hacia la zona de san josé. ya para las 15:04 de la tarde es cuando realmente vamos a ver algunos sistemas con moderado más sacramento. pero por supuesto más hacia abajo se espera también esas fuertes ráfagas entre 30, 40 y 50 millas por hora. as

aiming to double connections here monterey is less than three hours from texas and central mexico and growing hub for goods for u.s. consumers >> in every sector, we are having these discussions around reshuffling the supply chain and making sure it is derisked it is not only a cost topic, but derisking with everything we learned in the past few years. >> reporter: tesla is opening a factory in the monterey area mondelez and mattel and unilever also expanding across mexico the increased supply chain reliability after the disruption of the trade war and pandemic is the big driver. >> people have not forgotten about the trade war or cong congestion they think about taiwan and see the headlines. they understand our future with china is not stable although xi came to san francisco. it did not do much when you have all of your eggs in that basket, it is scary to think you are vulnerable >> reporter: container shipping yards like these are a part of the equation they allow companies to get the goods to the u.s. market faster. once a container is here, it can get to l.a. or chicago or new yo

tenemos un aviso por alto oleaje para los condados de monterey, san francisco, san mateo y santa cruz boyas marca horas de hasta 17 pies de altura. sin embargo, no baje la guardia porque continúan. basta altas. fíjese que el pronóstico continúa entonces, mostrando ese oleaje fuerte y esas olas alcanzando hasta los 33 pies de altura rompientes en la costa. y esto es lo que quiere decir, es que usted no debe estar en la zona, aunque usted sea un profesional, un nadador con mucha experiencia pudiera ser arrastrado por estas fuertes corrientes marinas. qué podemos esperar en las costas? nuevamente ese aviso por fuerte oleaje. hasta mañana sábado. esta noche vamos a tener lluvias todavía adicionales. algo ventoso y algunas lluvias también adicionales para el sábado y el domingo son posibles. así que continúe ese patrón húmedo en los próximos días. ya mañana vamos a ver entonces cómo merma durante la mañana la lluvia. todavía algunos parches de humedad hacia el norte durante la mañana y entonces, según avancen las horas, vamos a ver entonces cómo se despejan los cielos, dando pasos, un poco

. >>> and why monterey county residents are up in arms over the new timeline for levee repairs on the salinas river. >>> all this week, we are taking you to the world northernmost and fastest warming community of svalbard, norway. after meeting the people who live there and seeing what scientists are learning there, you will better understand what is happening where we live. this is on the dot, with me, david schechter. >>> so many countries across the globe are attempting to move away from fossil fuel energy, but in some places, actually doing so has proven to be a big challenge. in the arctic, renewable technology is being put to the test. david schechter shows us how. >> just about everywhere you go in svalbard, it is a tradition to tick off your shoes. it helps keep the inside space is clean. >> it is kind of a nice tradition, actually. >> it is also a tradition because it has been a coal mining community for the last 100 years. if coal is a dirty business -- burning coal warms the planet, contributing to the very problem this community now faces. but not for much longer. svalbard

monterey bay, five foot high surf advisory going for most of the coastline until 4 a.m. tomorrow, 18 to 22 foot swells are expected. beach hazard statement is primary for the northern portion of monterey bay , and that's in effect until tomorrow morning as well. watch out for strong currents and hazardous swimming conditions as we look at the current winds. still a little gusty around parts novato 22 miles an hour. raindrop on our lens from our san jose camera where it is 60 degrees right now, 56 in san francisco. oakland by the way, kentfield has picked up close to an inch of rain a few hundredths in the southern part of our viewing area. half moon bay. 57 degrees. and it is a wet oakland airport runway there, 54 in santa rosa, 55 for you in napa, 52 in petaluma, mid 50s, concord and livermore. here's a look at the forecast headlines and what you can expect. winter like weather showers, gusty conditions through this evening. fog tomorrow morning will be dense and pockets giving way to some showers and then friday through the weekend we're talking about going from a cold

they've been living in a garage in monterey county. the unexpected gift that saved them from homelessness. >>> plus a peaceful nativity scene turns into christmas chaos. why police, a priest, >>> a true christmas miracle for one family in monterey county. >> after being on the brink of homelessness, they are moving into their very own home. the family of eight was living out of a garage in watsonville and about to be evicted. they had been waiting to move into a new apartment, but supply chain issues delayed their move-in date by four months. >> that is when the president of a local housing group contacted pg&e about expediting the work to make their home livable, which they did. the family is going to begin 2024 inside their new apartment. >>> well, christmas may be over, but the work at bay area food banks, that's far from done. >> yeah, our shawn chitnis is at the san francisco marin food bank with a look at how they help local families every week of the year. >> reporter: we're here inside the san francisco marin food bank where ea

get away forecast in the monterey bay. look at the 50's and 60's there. southern california, as i said, probably want to go inland. if you're traveling south, still, you've got to watch is up for some flooding there. the temperatures there tomorrow with more showers generally in the 60's in the high country, you head up to tahoe, not bad at all. the roadways are open and clear temperatures there. yeah, you've got some 40's in the afternoon and snow up on the mountains. turning now to developing world news in prague. least 14 people are dead and several others injured after an armed man opened fire at a university building. it's being called one of the worst mass shootings of its kind in the czech republic. >> one witness says that he saw the shooter standing on a building balcony. police say that it happened at the philosophy department to building of charles university where the shooter was a student. there. there are no other details yet on a positive motive. >> the bay area off-duty pilot accused of trying to cut the engines during a flight was back in

you head to the monterey bay. how about offshore winds? you can see some 70's in the salinas in carmel valley about 67 degrees carmel about 69 in monterey, some high clouds up above, but really some pleasant temperatures for this time of year. southern california. you're looking at some sunshine and some high clouds. boy, just about beach weather there, 70's right along the coastline, almost 80 degrees in pasadena and downtown los angeles, the high country. yeah, it's going to be a little bit mild into the afternoon. maybe a little slushy out there on the slopes as you head toward the afternoon hours. temperatures running up into the 50's in south lake tahoe and also into reno. if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, that's where it starts to get a little bit tricky as we're going to see some rain beginning to move in. i think as we head in towards sunday evening in the high country and it's going to first be a fairly high. we're talking about 1000, maybe 8500 feet is the snow line then that's going to start to drop a little bit do

a flood warning for parts of san benito, santa clara counties and monterey county as they are expecting some excessive rain which will lead to flooding on live doppler seven. that area of low pressure that sent us bands of heavy rain earlier is going to continue to spin up some showers here, so we go hour by hour, 6:00 to 7:00. you will notice light to moderate showers late tonight. still some showers moving through going into early tomorrow morning when we take a look at the storm impact scale through tonight. it's a level one. scattered downpours, minor urban flooding, isolated thunder. chance not out of the question. a live view from our san jose camera showing you a beautiful sunset right now. but we're not completely done with the wet weather. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >> ama thank you sandhya. >> that heavy rain in the north bay that sandhya mentioned caused some big concerns and headaches for drivers and homeowners. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is live in marin county with a look at the weather challenges there. suzanne. >> well,

brian hackney visited a monarch butterfly sanctuary in monterey bay were there closely watching thist >> people turned out in droves of the weekend to take a look at monarch clustering like leaves in their monterey bay sanctuaries. but the monarchs themselves have not returned in droves >> i have seen them in the past two . >> there really going there, wow. plea this years, monarchs are filtering and all the way from their summer home in the sierra. >> instead of getting the freezing to death and buried under snow, they say , take our chances, we are coming west. >> if you don't think monarchs can move that far that quickly. >> yes they can. they will rise up 1500 feet and coast 200 miles in a day. >> paul is one of the volunteers at one of the 169 monarch sites on the west coast where citizen scientist total of their numbers annually as part of the thanksgiving count. we we are pretty confident that we are getting six and 7000 here that is down from last year, so what do we do? there is nothing we can do except conserve this growth and preach. and i do mean preach. >> the population

disappointment in monterey of the server will take this in a very different attitude. and finallyfi they moved north trying to find the bay of san francisco. they were at the bottom shores of it with the peninsulas coming down they could not figure out the entrance they couldn't figure how to get up and were confused and thought it was a lake or something else. there is a lot of confusion about the variousus waterways, where they were supposed to go there is a struggle with the san francisco bay this is another example. by generate 24, 1770 the car as far north as any party had they come back to the encampment in san diego and end up having to wait for san antonio ship to return. the basically the only take away from this a lot of movement, a lot of difficulties a lot of disappointment this just must be the next bigg frontier for the spanish empire and it feels like a loss. sarah however sees it as a great opportunity. she is very excited july 16, 1769 a few weeks after they arrive in san diego he dedicates the first of the nine missions he found in san diego. very, ve

y ya entonces entrará en efecto, más tarde un aviso por alto oleaje para los condados de monterey, sanconsideración en las próximas horas se prevé la entrada más bien de nubosidad en la zona y no es entonces hasta el viernes que vamos a ver la entrada de una segunda banda trayendo lluvias a la zona de la bahía que se van a extender entonces hacia el interior de la zona de sacramento, también verá lluvias en las próximas horas y de hecho esta misma banda también traerá actividades precipitación en forma de nevadas a la zona de las montañas, prácticamente así el domingo y de hecho, hablando de nieve, vamos a ver esas acumulaciones de nieve en la zona montañosa. al momento luce que para kimball 4 pulgadas de nieve se estarán esperando con 2 pulgadas hacia el sur con 2 y la ciudad de twin bridges con 4 pulgadas. así que valore bastante buenos para esa zona en términos de nieves. los próximos 3 días como lucen para sacramento. fíjese que tenemos lluvias ligeras en la región para prácticamente los próximos 3 días. modesto temperaturas en 65 para el viernes 58 el sábado y 56 el domingo y fres

and the monterey bay, we've got some offshore winds. and there you go. you've got upper 60's in the carmel. 69 in monterey, couple high clouds up above, even some 70's place like selena. some watsonville, maybe carmel valley, too. a warm in southern california. temperatures near 80 degrees. los angeles tomorrow. 79 in pasadena, 79 also in anaheim and the high country. if you plan to head on up there, the roadways are open and clear. you're looking good temperatures generally in the 50's. so maybe a little slushy on the slopes as you head toward the afternoon and well, here's the good news. staying dry on saturday by sunday night, though, the clouds rolling in, maybe some showers developing on sunday by this is going to be a warm storm system, though. so we got a mixture of some rain and snow. i think the snow level starting out right around 8,000, maybe 8500 feet, then maybe lowering to about a 7,000 feet by the middle of next week. but if you're traveling in the high boy, be prepared. we've got a lot of stormy weather headed your way. >> lawrence, thank

this party, they became redone and then there was these infant miss commission headed by anthony monterey, which, which came up with all kinds all you would take. so you go to the slide. the blaine was exploded uh on the order of uh, 45 minutes. the tools cause i believe, to go in grocery at bassetti over or they have kuchinski or russians create some kind of artificial folk around the field in small as can be deliberate to create of that full so that the cartoons give would crash. or there were serious depression subscript somehow spread that, you know, gas kaylee them around the field so that, that's plain we'll lose orientation and full on the ground. this was just despicable. and this was, unfortunately, it covered and supported by left and by you also can choose the most powerful person in full and during the last time you so no, i think what's going on. uh okay, that's not the give too much praise to uh, don't know to ask. this is not democracy. this is no decency, this has nothing to agree to. he is just the, the confusing revenge, but they cause agents against you what, what would

yellow debris from a rock slide in front of the monterey fire station. the streets flooded from the downpouring. rain and runoff hours later in santa rosa, we got a glimpse of this flooded street. santa rosa fire, says crews had to go in and clear out the areay hand. we checked in with sonoma county fire district early this morning. crews rescued a family along mark west station road near the town of windsor. their four door sedan stalled along a flooded road. >> it was still dark. they may not have seen the water. i'm not quite sure we always are telling people turn around, don't drown. >> also today, this home in summer home park neighborhood in sonoma county was redtagged this after a massive 250 foot redwood tree came crashing down beside the home early yesterday morning. it also took down several power lines. neighbors told us that they had been working to get the tree removed, and it was scheduled for january, but with the impacts of this storm coming in, lots of rain, um, and wind, you know that definitely partially played a role into the tree com

coastal flood advisory for the monterey bay until 3 a.m. friday. it goes up for our bay area, a location shaded in green. tomorrow at ten and runs until 1 p.m. high. astronaut tides will be peaking and as a tide peaks, we are expecting some low lying flooding. all right, today we got through the system that came through and it did bring some rain. highest elevations, saw some snow showers, but it has been mostly rain at lake level. here's a look at the rainfall totals so far 1.58 in kentfield. that was one of our higher totals 1.67 ben lowman 17 hundredths in san francisco, quarter of an inch in oakland. about a third in napa, far less in concord. livermore 4 to 6 hundredths in san jose, picking up 100th of an inch, just enough to dampen the ground. now the ground is not only damp, but we have all this low level moisture, so visibility is already dropping due to fog formation. vacaville just over a mile. same thing for novato. three miles in byron. i would give yourself extra time if you are commuting tomorrow morning or you're getting away for the

that crash happened on december 14th in t area of monterey road and alma avenue. police sd today that the cyclist died on tuesday. the driver of a 2019 white ford van was traveling rthbnd on monterey road before turning into a parking lot and hitting the mann h bik who then crashed into a fire hydrant. last year was one of the deadliest on san jose roads, with a total of 65 traffic fatalities. >> oakland police have arrested a man in connection with a hit and run crash that killed a senior citizen. the alameda county district attorney's office says it has charged 25 year old jose perez with vehicular manslaughter and gross negligence. he's accused of running over 73 year old amelia roa in june of last year at 16th avenue and international. investigators say roa was there in the crosswalk when perez hit her while driving a stolen hummer. roa was on her way to church, where she worked as a cleaner. an east bay family who relies on their van to run their business as their van has been vandalized and broken into several times in the past six months. as ktvu amber lee

still a possibility of an isolated shower right around the monterey bay. for the rest of us, we're looking at clouds. areas of fog form during the overnight hours and tomorrow morning there will be fog not just near the coast, but in patches around the valleys and around parts of the bay. and then high clouds will stream in over head. but really a nice looking day for tomorrow. your morning temperatures will be in the 30s and the 40s. watch out for that fog as we head into the afternoon hours. so similar temperature readings, even a little warmer in some spots. so we'll go with 59 in half moon bay, 62 in the city, 66 santa rosa, san rafael out towards vallejo, concord, mid 60s oakland, 6366. in san jose 64. palo alto 65 degrees in livermore. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast and it will feature morning fog followed by sunshine. saturday you're going to have that winter chill in the morning. we will notice that there is plenty of sun though for the afternoon hours. sunday. another repeat performance, but it is cooler and crisp for christma

look at the entire state of california from the northwest quadrant of the state, all the way past monterey bay into carmel. we are getting nailed now. sure right now the lighter stuff is moving on shore, but look at the shades of yellow and orange poised and position offshore. ready to pound the coastline and move and truck inland. right now we're looking at forest knolls. if you are right here in bolinas, you know what we're talking about. bam! that heavy rain is already approaching you. we're going to go ahead and circle around towards american canyon, vallejo, benicia, martinez, all the way into concord, walnut creek, moraga. you are now seeing the leading edge of the heaviest precip that is going to interfere with any outdoor plans you have for the next two hours. and when i say outdoor plans, i'm talking about driving around, running errands. just don't do it in fact, i would hunker down tonight because where we see that void in activity around the santa clara valley, you are going to fill in with all of this that is now passing over the santa cruz mountains, the peninsula is definite

and so the county all the way to monterey county. so basically the entire bay area, dangerous surfing conditions, threat of those securities and rip currents. so you want to be careful if you're going to be heading out to the water, especially the rocks. that's particularly what the national weather service worried about on those waves can really. catch people off-guard. and so keep that mind. if you're heading out there. so we've been tracking the rain north in the pacific northwest. they had to atmospheric rivers dumping inches of rain and mountain snow. and now we actually are sitting that one out. we have high pressure in control here. so that's why we've been staying mostly dry. we did pick up some measurable rain over the weekend, but we have dry conditions today and tomorrow, upper 60's out the door right now and mid 60's and places like oakland id places like a 56 degrees, rather at 67 in santa rosa. and 66 in san jose. you can expect the similar temperatures tomorrow. so we're about 5 degrees warmer in places like santa rosa

coastal flood advisory for the monterey bay until 3 a.m. friday. it goes up for our bay area, a location shaded in green. tomorrow at ten and runs until 1 p.m. high. astronaut tides will be peaking and as a tide peaks, we are expecting some low lying flooding. all right, today we got through the system that came through and it did bring some rain. highest elevations, saw some snow showers, but it has been mostly rain at lake level. here's a look at the rainfall totals so far 1.58 in kentfield. that was one of our higher totals 1.67 ben lowman 17 hundredths in san francisco, quarter of an inch in oakland. about a third in napa, far less in concord. livermore 4 to 6 hundredths in san jose, picking up 100th of an inch, just enough to dampen the ground. now the ground is not only damp, but we have all this low level moisture, so visibility is already dropping due to fog formation. vacaville just over a mile. same thing for novato. three miles in byron. i would give yourself extra time if you are commuting tomorrow morning or you're getting away for the

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this stretches from medford, oregon all the way into monterey bay, and you can see the line of very heavy rain and the potential of an embedded thunderstorm still does exist. now that front has pushed out of the peninsula, it has marched in an easterly direction. you see the heaviest rain now moving into the brentwood and discovery bay area , as well as the altamont pass. but this is what has been very odd. while all this heavy rain is pushing into antioch and streaming out towards the pleasanton area, it is void. the heaviest precipitation right there in livermore. but as you look at pleasanton, many of the streets are experiencing a lot of ponding. therefore, there was a flood advisory that has just allowed to expire just a couple of minutes ago. meanwhile, we do have heavy precipitation that continues to move into the santa clara valley. san jose has picked up over a quarter of an inch of rain in just the past two hours, which is significant for the santa clara valley. so meanwhile, the totals have been adding up. look at los gatos three quarters of an inch of rain this is just since 3

remains in effect as you make your way into the santa cruz area that extends all the way in to the monterey bay. but we're looking at the santa cruz mountains. we're looking at the palo alto mount view. also in the cupertino. that advisory expires at about 11:15pm, tonight, but may need to be extended at the rain decides to stick around. but it's been impressive so far. tomorrow morning we wake up to some scattered showers early on likely to linger into the morning. we should begin to dry out, though, by the afternoon. thank you. or as we continue to track the rain across the bay area tonight. >> crawford's amanda hari is live in pleasant hill with others are out there braving the conditions out there. have you been able to dry yourself off? >> i didn't dry off for a little bit, i am getting wet again. now out here. it has been raining all afternoon as i've been reporting out here, just getting a getting a little bit wet, but it's not pouring just drizzling. and i spoke to some people that were still getting out despite the rain and they said they're not letting the dreary weather put a dam

crossing the southern border. us secretary of state mc, blinking met with mexico's present unrest, monterey lopez, over the door with an attitude limiting uncontrolled migration into the us. lopez over a door has said he is willing to help, but in return he wants washington to improve relations with other countries in the region and boost a. regular migration is becoming a big political problem for us present, joe biden, as he approaches next year's election. as many as 10000 people a day are being detained, trying to cross the southern us border migrant stranded in northern mexico. hoping to get to the us border by train for them. a wagon is a better option than attempting to reach the board of by boss. they say, mexican immigration officials keep pushing them back to southern mexico to know why or when they get to is of the process or the if we are about to reach the boulder where we are returned without any apparent reason. they demand that we get migration documents, that they are not valid because they have them in our faces. how are we supposed to move forward that to so this is a rea

right now we're at a dhl complex in monterey, mexico area.panding to give faster access into the u.s. market. mexican manufacturing is forecast to increase 33% in just the next five years. we've also visited a container shipping yard used by union pacific and other logistic companies. once a container is here, it can arrive in the u.s. in as little as two days compared to about 20 days on average from china. telling us the shift is a major boost for business. >> the length of haul is longer than what you would typically see coming off east coast or west coast port. so, because the length of haul is longer, your revenue per load is going to be higher. and typically what you see is when your length of haul is longer, you're having a higher growth profit per shipment to each individual load. so, your top line would be higher as well as your bottom line being higher. >> so, analysts say rxo, union pacific, canadian pacific kansas city and prologis are to be primary beneficiaries of this near shoring trend. and on the trucking side, old dominion a

for us, though, san jose, south monterey and fresno, not so much.me snow in the mountains. if you're going up there, go early. the wind will pick up. some of the gusts. could be 90 miles an hour over the peaks. snow levels start off high, then drop. tomorrow. there'll be one more system coming in tomorrow, 50s to the north. maybe some mid 60s to the south, south wind usually does it for the peninsula and santa clara valley. that can be a mild direction until the rain arrives, which won't be until later. 50 60s on the temps. we have one more system to roll through thursday and then the lows drop. but the days will be drier and no hundreds of people in san francisco making their voices heard on a cease fire resolution between israel and hamas. >> coming up, why city supervisors did not make a decision despite hours of public comment. and a change of course in cupertino. the updated plan from developers that could bring less housing than anticipated to the city's downtown . look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unle

this is street level radar san martin going across monterey road. watch out.he evening commute is going to be a bit dicey, especially if you're traveling across 580 from pleasanton in dublin area all the way to livermore, dublin boulevard. right now, rainfall is coming down across the peninsula to east palo alto. you will notice heading across the bridge there, the dumbarton bridge into the fremont hayward area. so let's look at the north bay napa also reporting some wet weather. and as we go and widen this picture, you will see the area of low pressure is off the pacific northwest coast. but it has pushed that front through. although it is raining at the lower elevations in the sierra blue canyon is reporting snow, so the snow is starting to pick up up there. now, i do want to show you the wave heights. as you know, high surf warning goes up tomorrow. wave heights will be building as we head towards tomorrow. those wave heights over 1820 footers and then the wave heights will slowly come down. but not until after 7 a.m. on friday. so watch out. especially if

we do have moderate rain falling right now around monterey boulevard all the way into twin peaks boulevard, and then as we move in towards the city of san francisco, the mission district, marina district, you see the light to moderate, to heavy rain right now encompassing the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge. and then you lift on up to the north bay. and yeah, you're getting hammered around tiburon and sausalito. mill valley, marin, marin city, novato, nicasio, san rafael, larkspur and upstream. we go for all of our friends in middletown. you have heavy precipitation. that's landing on your rooftops right now. so this activity is going to stick with us at least until 8:00. the heaviest stuff. then it gradually trucks towards the sacramento area, mostly cloudy skies right now at sfo where the winds are beginning to diminish. we do have a 12 mile per hour wind in fairfield. otherwise the wind advisory is going to allow to expire in just a matter of minutes by 7:00. but meanwhile, the high surf warning that remains in effect until 2 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. know your limitations. stay away

so this is for beaches, stretching from sonoma county down to monterey county, as you can see here. just be careful. i you folks like to go out to the rock. so that's what the national weather service is concerned about. there's a forecast of high swells and not stop a high surface. well, so threat sneaker waves and rip current to just be aware if you're heading out to the coast. meanwhile, we have been tracking the rain out here in the pacific northwest. looks like there is a lull for now. they are expecting another round of rain and starting tomorrow. so we do see lingering light showers, maybe a sprinkle, some rain, some very light rain. but we did pick up some measurable rain, almost an inch here in mill valley. the past 48 hours, half an inch and half moon bay. temperatures out the door. in the low to mid 50's upper 50's some places. we do have a warming trend on the way for monday and tuesday and then we start to dip down midweek. i'll have details in the extended forecast. back to you. yeah, a lot. >> thenk the best teams in the league right now at the top. in the nfc and san

all the way into monterey bay. and this is a major system here that's spreading copious amounts of rain showers right here and right now. right there. let's zoom in and you can see around the san francisco area all the way to half moon bay. we have moderate to heavy downpours. in fact, i want to pinpoint some of these locations you can see along highway one this rain right here. this yellow area i cued in on it. and i'm seeing anywhere from a half an inch to a full inch of rain encompassing that particular cell. then look at this moderate rain to heavy downpours around south san francisco. if it was just to sit over that area for an hour, it would produce over two inches of rain. but it's not doing that. it's moving on out. but meanwhile, look at the north bay being hammered at this hour. anywhere from tiburon through sausalito into mill valley, san rafael, and i'm getting lots of emails and text messages and even messages on twitter or x middletown. i hear you right there. you're getting hammered as well as cobb a

sonoma county, all the way down to monterey county. so just be aware threat of the sneaker waves and rip currents that can really catch you off guard. the national weather services, particularly worried about those who take a walk on the rocks and those clips so they could be very dangerous. keep that in mind if you're going to head out to the coast as we do have that nice temperatures today and tomorrow we have been quiet for mainly all the activity is in the pacific northwest. they had not one but 2 atmospheric rivers dumping rain and mountain snow. we've been catching the tail end of that that we have high pressure that's warming us up and keeping us mostly dry, just maybe some coastal drizzle doesn't look like it's going to let the pavements today tomorrow. here are the temperatures right now close to the daytime highs. so notice we're in the mid 60's. that is about 5 degrees warmer in place like santa rosa. and it should be a similar day for tomorrow. i'll have your details in my full forecast. coming up later. thank you so much.

generally there east and north of the monterey indeed or cause have also been spotted on the hunt in that area. this pod is spotted in monterey bay around thanksgiving, closing in on a sea lion gray whales and humpbacks are out there to since this is the time of year when many migrate south towards warmer waters. in san diego, experts are investigating whether killer whale bites were a factor in the death of this 52 foot long fin whale which washed ashore 2 weeks ago with or cause out there. >> whale tails are growing. people were going out to take a know and >> looks like it would be fun to do. what do what do you think of that? killer whales off to california? i guess i didn't really give it too much >> because realize it was that rare. >> they have beautiful the water was and how things are out there, john, i know it might not be that way today, but definitely it will be ugly tomorrow. if you see some killer, well, that might make it worth getting out there. but it's just not going to be fun to do a lot of stuff for your wednesday. today's the day to take care of all the stuff tha

. >> they've been working with monterey bay aquarium staff since july 2nd.ese are photos taken wednesday. officials are responding because this five year old female otter is showing concerning and unusual behavior by approaching people. >> we don't have this issue that frequently to, you know, know exactly how to, um, to capture an animal with with this, uh, set of behaviors. so, um, you know, we're just trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can . >> otter has quite the history. tsay, a spokesperson for monterey bay aquarium, said the otters mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats, but nothing to the extent of her daughter. otherwise known as otter. 841, which is her rescue number. >> although we haven't observed her being aggressive towards people, she's really focused on the boards. or if they're wearing fins, she's focused on the fins. um, you know, we don't want to have a person, um, accidentally bit. >> officials say when she is captured, she will undergo a health assessment and eventua

statement that is in effect until tuesday. 04:00am so starting from sonoma county all the way to monterey county, just like will tran mentioned, just very careful. dangerous surfed. a threat of those sneaker waves can really catch people off guard, especially if you're walking on the rock. so that is why the national weather service issued this advisory. so just stay aware if you're heading out on the coast, it is a nice day on the coast as well. so just be careful as you have head closer to the water. so the other story been talking about is the rain up north in the pacific northwest. so our friends in seattle and portland and the california oregon border. they got some significant rain over the weekend. at least 10 inches just south of north of the california border. but for us, we just had been doing with cloudy skies and some light rain. and we picked up about an inch in the higher elevation, half an inch other places at the rest of the bay area, just races. so i see some coastal drizzle doesn't look like it's falling on the ground. wind speeds are calm across the bay area that fog is

. >> the monterey bay area is visited by thousands of monarch butterflies.s of the orange and black insects are also in westmoreland county. you can see there in the north bay town it is full of modern butterflies. three years go, the five population was 3 million one arm monarchs to 2000. but one man decided to do something about that. >> about two years ago, a friend and i decided to take some action and build a monarch sanctuary on my family ranch, which entailed planting several thousand native nectar plants to give them food stores. >> since then, he expanded his project from his own ranch to other sites. california's monarch population rebounded last year and is now up to 300,000 monarch butterflies. >> we will show you what the >>> well, the warriors are in familiar territory. you've got the tremont suspension, you've got the aging stars, also some inexperienced players. >> tonight, a close day, but hard to get things done with so many distractions. we will take you to l.a., warriors and clippers, not just raymonde, but what will you do with klay thom

. >> the monterey bay area is famous for their annual winter visit but as our correspondent shows us we will go to west marin county where they also put on a show against a challenging backdrop. >> the north bay town of bolinas is known as a destination for color for characters. a place that embraces its reputation as a bit of an outsider. so it seems appropriate that every winter the town is visited by thousands of equally color for travelers -- colorful travelers. this grove of eucalyptus trees is among the annual overwintering sites for monarch butterflies. >> we are at the historical overwintering sites and it is on fire today. with monarchs. >> this inferno of butterflies is burned into the memory of old michelle who grew up with monarchs on his family's ranch. >> there was a time in my youth where you could shake a branch and maybe 1000 would fly out. i love it when they hang down from the branch. >> reporter: the plight of the butterflies has not been that pretty as of late. from a population once estimated at 3 million in california -- >> a beautiful cluster -- >> their numbe

monterey road. capital expressway, east santa clara. and curtner avenue.t is right off where kylie leblanc was killed. >> dreams were destroyed and our lives were shattered. we have been trying to fix this intersection for years. but we don't have the money to do so. but now, we can. >> now that money will go toward better crosswalks. traffic signals, and protected sidewalks and bike lanes. san francisco will also get 8 million to improve pedestrian safety in the tenderloin. >>> crews broke the levee at the bed well bay front park in menlo park today. our nbc's sky ranger was overhead. this reopens the old 300-acre salt pond and launches the growth of a new tidal marsh. pretty cool to look at. it is part of the u.s. fish and wildlife services restoration project. a 50 year effort to restore at least 7500 marsh acres. environmental groups hope to restore wetlands that were lost after modern developments removed about 85% of them in the san francisco basins the early 1800s. >>> turns out that santa and mrs. claus paid a special visit to families in san mateo

its move through and through, widespread rain right now through san jose, santa cruz, up through monterey as well, and then, of course, through the interior. now, the rain rates per hour right now, we're getting some pockets of rain and some heavier moments, but expect to still see some daytime highs in the 60s. so for san jose, a high of about 66 today, but because of that instability out there, we do still have a chance for some thunderstorm activity, especially around the coastline and through the interior for this afternoon. we'll take you through the timing and exactly how much rain we could see over the stretch of the next three to four days coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with mike for gas prices. >> we are seeing our ten best prices reported for santa clara county, all in san jose. the best deal goes to the big box, $3.79 at costco on center road. same deal as far as the price in alameda county, $3.79 at abe, two locations, mission boulevard in union city and another in hayward on mission boulevard as well. we found the same price reported this morning in san mateo,

james, you can see that range of advisories that light blue stretching from san francisco down to monterey all the way up to sonoma, mendocino and marine coastlines as well. >> the sneaker waves, the risk of rip currents. those northwesterly facing beaches, most exposed to those dangerously high serve conditions. this takes effect today at noon and all the way till 04:00am tomorrow. going to see the peak of wave height than that potential for the sneaker waves. so maybe not your day to be head down to close to the water for sure. we are in the midst of a very much so mild afternoon ahead of us. we've got your mild, but very foggy morning for now, temperatures will lift. and so will some of that low cloud cover making for a mostly sunny day later on stormtracker continues to snow. showers up to our north up on the north coast. well, actually stayed rival today and tomorrow, while areas like eureka up into oregon and washington, we'll continue to see some really heavy rain. our rainfall is set to arrive very early on on wednesday morning. still nothing in comparison to those areas to the nor

the concern here is from monterey county to santa clara county. excessive rain is expected and that is going to lead to some flooding. here's a look at live doppler seven. as we look further down around the south, salinas area down towards king city, you see some moderate rain heading up in our direction. and that is why there is a concern here as we look at street level radar, monterey road, morgan hill into gilroy, main corridor for the afternoon commute. highway 101. it is going to be slow going and we are seeing some pockets of moderate showers around brentwood, byron, discovery bay, oakley. you will notice byron highway. it is wet. so what is going on? the area of low pressure. this has been the most intense in the series since the rain began on sunday. now this low is going to continue to parallel the coast, but the bands of moisture are wrapping around the low. southern california is going to get slammed with 4 to 8in of rain, possibly higher parts of the coastline here in the bay area over the last 24 hours. here is what we have received o

complaints of experiences of islamophobia including violent hate crimes in the bay area and an assault in monterey, hit and run in stanford and more. mosques have been preparing. i recalled sitting in meetings in october with mosques as this all began. they had hired security. they were reviewing their video cameras. they were thinking about which doors need to stay opened and closed at different times. with an exponential increase in complaints of islamophobia across the country, prevention is necessary. mosques are doing what is important to protect their congregants. >> this war is weighing heavy on a lot of people and a lot of different communities. how are you doing and how are your family, your friends and your community doing? >> just a couple of hours ago, i saw the news that one of my reporters who i follow had been killed by israeli forces. every morning i wake up and i check my friends who have family here. did your family make it through the night? there are no words to describe what it is like to watch a genocide happening live on our phones and on our televisions and to know what is

the highlighted areas extending along the coast from the north a down to santa cruz and monterey. we can expect this tomorrow around high tide the same 20 to 30 foot wave potential. we can guide you through exactly what we're looking at when it comes to that swell. this timestamp shows us what happened as of thursday morning. now we see it begin to lie were and this is right about the 10 to 15 foot mark. friday morning we see the blue and the purple colors and the key index here, 20 to 25 feet and some areas may see the 30 foot mark. so when does the swell begin to break apart? on saturday we are expecting dangerous surf at the waves are not expected to be as high. saturday we're talking 10 to 15 feet potential so you still want to be careful around the coastline. temperature-wise and rain wise we will continue to see it during the evening but with 50s and 60s, all of the cameras look great with the cameras. we do have some light scattered activity but let's look at the hour by hour forecast. around 1:00 am we do start to get some rain and we got the second storm system and when d