. >> how the couple picked the s salazar family was not disclosed. >>> and then the 30th chips for kidsly for her to receive some gifts but also to appreciate those people who don't have people or parents to give them or buy them gifts. >> we're just lucky to be here and seeing kids faces smile and have a good time. >> chp also handed out toys to kids at love temple church. >>> head to the san francisco zoo this weekend. the zoo received more than 700 ev entries in a naming contest for the six-month-old visiting reinde reindeer calf. voters chose tinsel. you can see tinsel as well as two adult reindeer, peppermint and bell. >>> we are tracking showers moving in christmas eve. the doppler 7 gives an active and menacing look than what is actually hitting the ground. this is all part of a storm system well to our north, so the majority of the region tonight, it will be quiet and cloudy. with those clouds it really slows the cooling process. right now we are in the upper 40s to low 50s. 54 currently in san francisco. 49 in cloverdale. overnight tonight we will hang on to a lot of the cloud

el papa francisco aceptÓ la renuncia del obispo auxiliar de los Ángeles, alexander salazar de 69 aÑoshacían parte de la caravana de inmigrantes centroamericanos lograron pedir asilo en la frontera entre tijuana y san diego. se les permitiÓ el ingreso al paÍs mientras un juez decide su caso. hablaremos de Ésta y otras noticias esta noche en la visiÓn nocturna. jorge dos . vamos a hacer una pausa. al regresar, sale libre bajo fianza un sacerdotenicaragüense detenido en san francisco. ilia: azul y la mascota del servicio del fallecido presidente george ♪ ilia: las autoridades detuvieron a un sacerdote nicaragüense en el puerto de san francisco a pesar de que viajaba legalmente con boleto de regreso. el servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas sospechaba que venÍa a trabajar y lo mantuve han detenido durante un mes. esta semana el padre de rafael bermÚdez gonzÁlez saliÓ libre bajo fianza. >> para mÍ lo primero, lo duro comenzÓ a llegar al aeropuerto. cuando a uno lo esposa de pies y manos. >> el padre bermÚdez gonzÁlez llevÓ a california fines de julio, pero llamÓ la atención de migraciÓn cuando

salazar have come up with will. soon don't step. up. for six months an undercover reporter from al-jazeera investigative unit joined one of europe's fastest growing far right movements. generation identities dramatic stunts have attracted media attention unsoundness of followers. you know the twenty eighteen around a hundred militants blocked amounts and used by migrants on the france it's only for the. generation i don't see claims to be a nonviolent and non-racist political movement. that are on the cover of found otherwise. to do with the usual. generation right density activists carry out a race attack oh. and one has a wish to drive a vehicle into a crowded market popular with muslims but it's mostly what you'll do. it's all bullshit it might just don't it's all. the good folks like you. are on the cover reporter louis joined generation identities flounders broad based in. its headquarters is a bar called the citadel a social club where activists drink and discuss policy today is the club's birthday . so security can. follow you th

. >> i worked for the president and secretary salazar at hhs. i'm delighted you are doing this event, thank you. >> i watched this were in and i realize reason i was watching it, it's trump, who knows. he might start making fun of -- [inaudible] >> you are so pretty. what a nice outfit. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> nice to meet you. >> i've been here forever. [inaudible] >> i know no one. [inaudible] >> it's amazing how few people i know. thank you. keep up the good work. hello. i'm very comfortable, thank you. you're the best. [inaudible] >> your the best. >> i know. thank you, roderigo. [inaudible] >> or when you get to this book you will see i have another plan. one thing we're getting out of trump, i know. thank you, roderigo. oh, hello. >> thank you for the advice. >> i'm so happy you are here. the most important man in government. >> i try, thank you. it's got to be sanctuary city. no democrat can support that. [inaudible] sanctuary cities, are you getting the? that not only illegal, or convicted of crimes? no, no, we have to keep them here.

. >> steven salazar is being held on bond.irl while she was jogging with her dog earlier this month. she fought him off before he sped off in a pickup truck. police believe salazar may have other victims. >>> turning now to a new development in the case of a 13-year-old girl who was kidnapped from her front yard while she was waiting to go to school and then killed. >> a district attorney is now admitting that authorities had dna evidence linking the suspect to another rape case but never followed up on it. here is steve osunsami. >> reporter: it's a painful admission -- >> could that paper have saved hania aguilar's life? >> potentially yes. >> reporter: north carolina authorities admit they had in their hands dna test results that tied 34-year-old michael mcclellan seen here in court to a rape that happened in 2016 but they say their investigators never followed up. had they done so, the robeson county prosecutor believes that 13-year-old hania aguilar might be alive today. mcclellan is now charged with raping and killing th

uno de ellos fue carlos salazar, un agente retirado de aduanas que hablÓ del tÚnel subterrÁneo por transportabacÁrtel de sinaloa. guzmÁn, de vez en cuando, intercambiaba miradas con su esposa en la sala. palmira: despuÉs de tres aÑos en regresar a mÉxico, dijo que demandarÁ a la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica a la que le pedirÍa una indemnizaciÓn. tambiÉn acusÓ a las autoridades por perseguirla por su condiciÓn de mujer ya que los tres hombres con quien iba cuando conociÓ el chapo nunca fueron investigados. ramÓn: cuando dÉmonos de nuevo con nuestra meteorÓlogo. ahora con el pronÓstico extendido para el fin de semana. suheily: algo de lluvia para maÑana y niebla densa. maÑana serÁ la Última maÑana de la Época de otoÑo en la tarde estarÁ ocurriendo el solsticio de invierno que es cuando los rayos solares apuntan en su mayorÍa el hemisferio sur. allÍ iniciarÁ la Época de verano y en el hemisferio norte inicia el invierno. de paso, serÁ el dÍa mÁs corto del aÑo. en cuanto este pronÓstico tenemos el paso de un dÉbil frente a travÉs de nuestra Área de cobertura transportando precipitaciones su

palmira: y con estas imÁgenes en vivo en el salazar con nuestra meteorÓloga suheily lÓpez belÉn. aire libre. aunque no descartamos algunos aguaceros bastante leves. pero especialmente hacia lo que serÍa este domingo, ya en horas de la maÑana precipitaciones en el norte de la bahÍa que irÁn progresando para gran parte del dÍa. de hecho lo mÁs activo es la tarde del domingo. y algunos modelos proyectan tormentas elÉctricas en el Área de la bahÍa. este sistema prÁcticamente dejara lluvia en gran parte del centroy norte de california. los acumulados de lluvia se proyectan cerca de una pulgada y media para santa rosa, en concÓn y oakland un poco mÁs de una pulgada de lluvia. y hacia sectores de san josÉ ecipitaciÓ temperatura mÁxima en tonalá 63. la madrugada del sÁbado se proyecta las temperaturas muy cerca de los 50 para toda nuestra Área de cobertura. las mÁximas continuarán muy cerca de los 60 grados. y en este pronÓstico extendido cielos nublados hacia el dÍa sÁbado. el domingo se proyecta como un dÍa bastante activo. se debe continuar hasta el lunes. tome en cuenta que desde el

virginia cloven and evelyn salazar. there was only one set of nameless remains left to identify.r name was probably already on ida's list. the new year began with the detectives knowing they needed a break, and they were prepared to follow any tip anywhere if that's what it took to solve the case. >> albuquerque police and fbi agents are now in joplin, missouri. >> reporter: then in august 2010 a news flash from missouri that had everyone in albuquerque glued to their tv screens. >> that's a long ways away from albuquerque, new mexico. >> reporter: is the answer to the mystery blowing in the wind? >> he's in the area where the prostitutes frequent. he's a photographer. so he's going to have close contact with these people. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the l

she was last seen with one, her cousin evelyn salazar, whose remains were with also found on the mesaven missing women who fit the profile on ida lopez's list. and if they weren't on the mesa, where were they? with the investigation now focused on finding a serial killer, ida thought back to her late-night chats with the women of the war zone. had there been anything she'd overlooked, anything specific about a car, a smell, a tattoo, or an accent? something that might be significant. >> then you ask them, how many bad dates have you had? oh, i've had 17. i've been choked, beat. i've been raped a number of times. so you get a lot of that. then i'm thinking, okay, is it somebody that's nice and picking them up? >> investigators had plenty of leads but none that had gotten them closer to answering two questions -- who was he? and where was he now? to find out, commander mike gier, head of the albuquerque pd's criminal investigations unit, says the department chased leads all over the country. from texas, where women with profiles similar to those of the west mesa women have also gone mis

joining me is maria salazar. good to have you here. if this isn't a warning for us.'t know what is. >> absolutely. every time people complain, i always tell them, whenever people complain about what's happening in america, they should be there for a week in venezuela or cuba and then be grateful to what the american system offers and the conditions we live in in this country. trish: you think of prechavez and presocialism had a good standard of living. the highest per capita income in all of latin and south america. you have people losing on average 25 pound annually because they cannot afford or get access to food. that's the severity of socialism. maduro figured it out. we don't like him, and his people do not like him because their conditions are so miserable. where does this go? >> they don't have much to do. maduro is behaving the same way the castros have behaved. they are scaring the population saying the yankees are going to invade at any time and they need to protect the national sovereignty. they are deflating where they are. they are trying to move away th

this morning, 22-year-old steven salazar behind bars.year-old girl out for a jog last week in houston. this comes after several young women were attacked and murdered while jogging throughout the united states. police say the 15-year-old girl in houston is alive because she was able to fend him off after he stepped out of his truck and wrapped his arms around her. she screamed for help and fought him off. when he fell to the ground she ran away and called 911. >> she did everything right to survive this. >> reporter: authorities asking the public for help and believe he may be responsible for attacking others, as well. >> we really are reaching out to the public. we need to find out, is this the first time he's done this? does he have a pattern of doing this? >> reporter: this summer 20-year-old mollie tibbetts attacked and killed while jogging in her rural iowa hometown. and in september, newly engaged tech executive wendy martinez fatally stabbed in the neck while on her evening jog through a trendy neighborhood in washington, d.c. but

virginia cloven and evelyn salazar. there was only one set of nameless remains left to identify.oever she was her name was probably already on ida's list. the new year began with the detectives knowing they needed a break, and they were prepared to follow any tip anywhere if that's what it took to solve the case. >> albuquerque police and fbi agents are now in joplin, missouri. >> reporter: then a news flash came from missouri that had everybody in albuquerque glued to their tv screens. >> that's a long ways away from albuquerque, new mexico. >>> coming up -- is the answer to the mystery blowing in the wind? >> he's in the area where the prostitutes frequent. he's a photographer. so he's going to have close contact with these people. and now through the investigative leads or other sources, we find something that tells us a little bit more about their lifestyle, as well, which would give us, again, that kind of immediate gut reaction, it's got to be. it's got to be that person. (pirate girl) ahoy!!!!! (excited squeal, giggling/panting) gotcha! (man) ah! (girl) nooooooooooooo! (ma

. >> how the couple picked the salazars was not disclosed.at more than 1,000 families applied. >>> 5:32 the time. across the valley, protesters hit the streets of paris for a fifth straight week there. protesters skirmished with riot police. authorities say the crowds were much smaller than those we saw a few weeks ago. nonetheless, protesters were vocal about the rising cost of living and economic hardship in france. they've called for the resignation of president emmanuel macron. tourist attractions like the louvre and the eiffel tower remained open. >>> in san francisco, a group donned yellow vests and rallied outside the consulate with solidarity -- >> austerity measures and a widening gap between the rich and the poor is something that bay area residents can relate to. >> people in san francisco, the wealthiest city in the world and people are dying in the streets. 29,000 people living in tents in the bay area. it's an emergency situation. these billionaires need to mayer pay for public housing so people can afford to live here. >> simil

. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, 22-year-old steven salazar behind bars. investigators say he attacked a 15-year-old girl out for a jog last week in houston. the teen told them he stepped occupant of his truck and wrapped his arms around her. she screamed for help and fought him off after. when he fell to theground, she ran away and called 911. he may be responsible is for attack others as well. >> we really are reaching out to the public. is there anyone that's ever encountered this gentleman before. >> reporter: this is the latest attack on female joggers. this summer, mollie tibbetts attacked and killed while running in her rural iowa hometown. and tech executive wendy martinez was fatally stabbed in the neck while on her evening jog in washington, d.c. with your gma first look, kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> a penny for your thoughts needs an upgrade. fewer people are carrying pennies. more are going cash-free. only half of americans say they always have cash on hand, compared to 60% three years ago. now almost one in three people say they make

. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, 22-year-old steven salazar behind bars. they say he attacked a 15-year-old girl out for a jog last week in houston. the teen said he stepped out of his truck and wrapped his arms around her. when he fell to the ground, she ran away and called 911. local authorities believe he may be responsible for attacking others as well. >> we really are reaching out to the public. is there anyone that's ever encountered this gentleman before. >> this is the latest attack on female joggers. this summer mollie tibbetts attacked while running in her rural hometown. and tech executive wendy martinez was fatally stabbed in the neck on her evening job through a trendy neighborhood in washington, d.c. and we'll have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. kendis gibson, abc news new york. >> we apologize for that. that story was on gma yesterday morning. you can find more information on the jogger story on gma's website. but this morning good morning america will be talking about that year eye star who is now accusing the tsa of racial profiling. >>> comi

meanwhile, in los angeles, bishop alexander salazar has resigned following revelations of sexual abuse against a child stemming from the 1990's. the los angeles archdiocese was reportedly aware of the allegation as early as 2 2005. altria, the company who produces marlboro cigigarettes, is reportedly close to signing a $13 billion deal with e-cigarette maker juul. earlier this month, altria invested $1.8 billion in canadian cannabis company cronos. canada legalized recreational marijuana use in october. in brookoklyn, ohio, a b black n was apprehended and handcuffed by police after tellers at huntington bank refused to cash his check, then called 911 on him. the 30-year-old man was attempting to cash a paycheck of just over $1000. social media reports of the incident, which took place on december 1, hahave been circulating with the hashtag #bankingwhileblack. in texas, the aclu filed a lawsuit against the state's attorney general, two universities, and two school districts over the controversial state law requiring employees to vow not to boycott israel. the suit claims that such a dem

abusos sexuales pero en esta ocasiÓn se trata del obispo auxiliar los Ángeles monseÑor alexander salazar que los pajaritos que venden les dan tranquilidad a su ritmo cardiaco. >> con esto tengo diez aÑos nada mÁs de venir y ya tengo casi 30 de que me operaron la primera vez. >> piensa vivir mÁs aÑos por eso le preocupa un reciente estudio indicando que el riesgo de un ataque al corazÓn se incrementa en 37% en navidad. >> si tiene diabetes, tiene mÁs de 50 aÑos y ha tenido problemas al corazÓn antes, usted es exactamente la persona que mÁs cuidado tiene que tener. >> el estudio especÍfica que alrededor de las diez de la noche del 24 de diciembre la hora de mayor riesgo de tener un ataque cardiaco. >> especialistas seÑalan que se debe por el alto estrÉs que s i viven muchas personas en navidad. >> las calorÍas aumentan, aumenta el nivel de alcohol y de sodio y todo hace que el problema se ponga peor. >> para beatriz el 24 de diciembre es la mejor del aÑo, ello tiene presiÓn alta y diabetes, por eso dice que tomara precauciones. >> si pa estÁn estas cosas es muy triste, se termina la celebr

maria salazar is the daughter political refugees. what happened next. excuse me a minute... hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. cold-blooded killing calling the tragedy preventable. >> if he wasn't here he wouldn't have been driving drunk, it wouldn't have been reported to ronil singh. why are we providing sanctuary for criminals, gained members? a conversation we need to have. >> you to react, maria salazar, daughter of cuban political refugees. both you and i are daughters of legal immigrants. we had a conversation on the couch upstairs. what does illegal immigration due to the value of legal citizenship? >> good to talk to you. it is so embarra

mike: maria elivra salazar, thank you for your time.w chris wallace will sit down with mick mulvaney, to pm and 7 pm eastern right here on fox news channel. check your local listings for times. arthel: two in custody after several days of disruption at one of britain's busiest airports. plus, the holiday travel rush is on. jeff paul is at lax. >> how this partial government shutdown could impact holiday travel. after the break. [deep breath] i receive travel rewards. i visualize travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody >> tis the season to travel! a record number of people are expected to take trains, planes and automobiles. this holiday season. jeff paul joins us live from los angeles international airport. lax! jeff, what is it like out there? reporter: we been on here since the early morning hours. these really haven't c

maria salazar was former house republican candidate. she was on our show.white house trying to change immigration abuses, he has been branded as a racist and that is not true because, the previous administration es tried to do the same thing the president is trying to do, bring order to the immigration system, review not only the birthright citizenship, first clause of the 14th amendment and review the 1965 family reunification law. clinton tried to do it. obama tried to do it, being afraid of liberal media or branded racist or international condemnation but at some point an administration we need to say stop. protect the system of the not allow for the constitution to be abused which is what is happening now or the system being be abused. ainsley: what is your story? tell us about your parents? >> my parents were benefited by the generous immigration laws that this country has had for 50 years. and we were able to come in legally because they were coming from communist cuba and, not only my parents but 50 million people, or immigrants have been able to com