that's how they ended up in san bernardino and how they ended up being the founders of san bernardinojourney from utah to california was a very perilous one. there were a lot of deserts to travel through, much -- many different types of terrain. and specifically when they got here to southern california there was a pass cajon pass that was very difficult. once they reached that pass, they realized there was a better route than had been taken previously. it was west of the cajon pass. they ended up traveling through that route and discovering that it was easier to maneuver down that way. it wasn't exactly easy but it was easier than routes taken in the past. the owner of this wagon lived in utah. she and her family decided to come to orn california, specifically san bernardino settlement, in 1854. they made the travel to southern california in this wagon that's behind me. again, it was a very, very perilous journey taking a wagon several hundred miles across desert in different types of topography. once they ended up getting here, more of their family started settling in san bernardino

that's how they ended up in san bernardino and how they ended up being the founders of san bernardinoy from utah to california was a very perilous one. there were a lot of deserts to travel through, much -- many different types of terrain. and specifically when they got here to southern california there was a pass cajon pass that was very difficult. once they reached that pass, they realized there was a better route than had been taken previously. it was west of the cajon pass. they ended up traveling through that route and discovering that it was easier to maneuver down that way. it wasn't exactly easy but it was easier than routes taken in the past. the owner of this wagon lived in utah. she and her family decided to come to orn california, specifically san bernardino settlement, in 1854. they made the travel to southern california in this wagon that's behind me. again, it was a very, very perilous journey taking a wagon several hundred miles across desert in different types of topography. once they ended up getting here, more of their family started settling in san bernardino settl

that's how they ended up in san bernardino and how they ended up being the founders of san bernardinoy from utah to california was a very perilous one. there were a lot of deserts to travel through, much -- many different types of terrain. and specifically when they got here to southern california there was a pass cajon pass that was very difficult. once they reached that pass, they realized there was a better route than had been taken previously. it was west of the cajon pass. they ended up traveling through that route and discovering that it was easier to maneuver down that way. it wasn't exactly easy but it was easier than routes taken in the past. the owner of this wagon lived in utah. she and her family decided to come to orn california, specifically san bernardino settlement, in 1854. they made the travel to southern california in this wagon that's behind me. again, it was a very, very perilous journey taking a wagon several hundred miles across desert in different types of topography. once they ended up getting here, more of their family started settling in san bernardino settl

and that's how they ended up in san bernardino and ended up being the founders of san bernardino.utah to california was a very perilous one. there's lot of deserts you have to travel through, much -- many different types of terrain, and specifically when they got here to southern california there was a pass called the cajon pas that was very difficult. and once they reached that pass they realized there's a better route than had been taken previously and was little west of the cajon pass called the west cajon pass, and they ended up ingeniously traveling through that route and discovering that it was easier to maneuver down that way. it wasn't exactly easy, but it was easier than routes taken in the past. the wagon behind me was owned by jerucia beamis. she lived in utah and her and her family decided to come to southern california, specifically the san bernardino settlement, in 1854. they made the travel here to southern california in this wagon that's behind me. again, it was a very, very perilous journey taking a wagon several hundred miles across desert in different types of t

presentÓ una demanda contra la oficina de ice y el departamento del alguacil en el condado de san bernardino los estados unidos. >> ¿por quÉ estoy arrestada? , le dije. se comenzaron a reÍr. reportero: la uniÓn de libertades civiles presentÓ esta demanda en contra de lao fina de ice, yy el departamento del alguacil del condado de san bernardino. por lo que califica la detenciÓn injustificada de guadalupe. >>cuando me arrestaron, nunca me dijeron por quÉ. >> para que la suelten tiene que filmar una notificaciÓn de que hay estÁ interesada en ella. reportero: el alguacil de san bernardino no hizo comentarios sobre la demanda pero aclarÓ que los documentos que dieron a firmar, son requeridos bajo la ley de transparencia de california. en la transferencia de detenidos agentes de ice. el caso de guadalupe pone al descubierto los graves problemas que tiene la base de datos del servicio de inmigraciÓn, que expone a miles de ciudadanos naturalizados antes del aÑo 2008 a ser arrestados por agentes de ice. >> ice a veces baja sus arrestos en una base de datos que tienen muchos errores. nadie merece un

this wilderness is the southern edge of the san bernardino mountains, table, precipitous in the words of the united states joologyol century fay. it's port of formation that began growing 11 million years ago along the san andreas fault and is still rising today. gaining a few millimeters each year, as the pacific and north american plates grind past each other. the peaks appear to grow much faster, however, when you're driving straight at them. there's the kind of sight that makes you sit up stater and starts a swelling sensation in your chest, feel like helium, enough perhaps to carry you away. lynn day may grips her steering wheel and watches the approaching mountains, through bifocals with rose colored frames. he silver hair which falls past her showereds, is pull back from her face in a plastic would red. she turns off the foothill friend, on to highway 330, known a little city creek road. for a couple miles the pavement runs flat and wide. then it tapers to a steep serpentine with just one lane in either direction. starting the assent into the san bernardino national forest. the

target the bustling tourist attraction in an attack that would draw inspiration from both the san bernardino terror attack and the october attack in new york city. he told an undercover fbi agent to exploit his status as a convert to islam. make me more useful. i can blend in more shock and awe. jameson's defense attorney argued he should be released on bond and that his mother offered to supervise because he didn't have a history of violence. the attorney also cited the fact that jameson backed out of the plot after an fbi agent tripped up and accidentally called him from a washington, d.c. area code.

it was 1978, christie seen a relative at the airport and near by san bernardino. was there and encountered a security guard, who to her at least looks just like elvis. it was christopher hall. >> apparently, she was flirty at the gate. >> chris and christie got married and she was 17 and he was 20. as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted that the powerful bond of love their parents were then with each other. >> i am closer to my parents than most children. >> they're the parents that i hope to one day be. >> christie the vibratious glue of the family. >> my dad is kicked back and relaxed and quiet. >> for years, chris hall was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. he went off to become police chief and two small towns in idaho. in 2005, he got a retirement and the hall bought this place back in calamesa which they love. and life in the spring of 2007 seems to hit a sweet spot as they remember their mother telling her. >> we just lay in bed with her and just started talking. she said i am so happy that i have you girls

cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino.uite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to h

the others are in ventura and san bernardino. >> so far the fires have destroyed more than 150 structures. they've charred about 71 square miles. >> and force someday 20,000 people from their homes. and we learned at least two firefighters bl hurt. the scene is frighteningly like the wildfires two months ago. >> and listen to this. we've heard this before. >> this has been quite an epic fight. we're trying to use our resources as carefully as we can. also fighting fire aggressively. it's this the worst i've seen in my 20-year career. >> there is the thomas fire, then the creek fire, the two fires outside of san bernardino are burning as well. the biggest one is the so-called thomas fire. that one is in ventura county. >>> and here's a look at how big the smoke plume is right now. you can see it graphically. more now from the reporter in ventura county. >> you can see in the foot hill area of ventura, california. this home completely lost. tough decisions for firefighters. they had to make choices as to what homes they thought they could save and what homes they thought they could burn dow

san bernardino received the stars from victims of other shootings and natural disasters.>> your mind is playing tricks on you. there is not hate in the world. there are some people's bill full of love. it helped in the healing process.>> reporter: it might seem like a small gesture but it has healing powers for those making the stars and those receiving them.>> i feel incredibly supportive. and understood.>> reporter: once fire victims get back on their feet they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future.>>> we got some rain coming. right off the top. it is a rough model. all the way out through next week. it shows up the rain. it starts to show up next monday in the north bay. i wednesday night or thursday -- that opens the door a little bit. this is down the road. at least we are showing you something. in the meantime we have another day like today. we have some cold mornings. we have some wind on saturday. a lot of moisture in the pacific not for us. especially in alaska. the record snowfalls in the northern climates. 46 napa. dirty six fairfield. it i

north northeast 14 at riverside northeast san bernardino i have seen 48 - 50.some of the higher elevations to the east of ventura. a fire weather warning continues most of the week. 30s and 40s for the temperatures. you don't have to go far way to find -- colder than that. that's around buchanan. livermore 35. oakland 37. berkeley shows 46 because there's an easterly breeze coming in off the oakland berkeley hills. woodside at 32. montero 54. boss beach 55. an easterly breeze there. for some this might be one of those days where it is warmer on the coast than many inland locations. you can see a high pressure is large and in charge. we have severe clear and offshore direction. locally, a north wind. you can feel the good gusts coming in from the east bay getting on the oakland berkeley side. i could feel it. except for maybe a patch of the fog it is clear. we don't have any signs of any change soon. cold mornings, sunny afternoons, 60s on the temperatures. we will start to deal with some of that tule fog, not the coastal fog going forward, otherwise, very quiet

as i mentioned, san bernardino just happening. donald trump had been staying in was saying with this announcement the obama administration weren't vetting people who are coming in to the country and that further terrorist attacks are happening. most funds building bombs in their living room. they're muslim neighbors are towing the authority about it, hiding them in the media is complicit because the media isn't reporting onon it. they are not reporting on the failures of the obama administration. so the room was scared. then we couldn't find anybody who thought this was a bad idea. but mostly got was i've got a think about on the other end of this but durham bull would be even better is if we deport all muslims. >> at the time of donald trump is making this amount may come his also cannot deny twitter feared with you and another reporter. >> is upset about tweet i sent out a few days so for a rally in raleigh. to say that 10 times fast. a rally in raleigh. there were five points about the book. there's some funny moments. for h a

el sheriff de san bernardino dijo a nuestra estacion hermana knbc que detectives estan interrogando a enfrentar cargos criminales por hacer circular esta foto en las redes sociales. el papa seÑala que report el acoso a la administracin escolar varias veces y hasta tuvo que sacar a su hija de la escuela. eddie avila/padre de la victima i talked to the principal hable con el director y no hizo nada. hasta que llame al distrito me regresaron la llamada. segn la familia de rosalie, el mismo martes que la menor se suicido una de sus compaÑeras intent obligarla a beber alcohol para pelear con ella y la administracin sabia. rosalie, recibi hasta terapia. sin embargo, el padre reconoce que no present una queja por escrito como exigue la politica del distrito escolar de yucaipa- calimesa. el cual a traves de un comunicado nos dijo: estamos colaborando con los detectives del sheriff de san bernardino de la estación de yucaipa en la investigación de presunto bullying. le pedimos a cualquier persona con información que se comunique con el detective madril at 909-918-2305. nuestra estacin hermana

shooting ofa and also the san bernardino shooting of a couple of years ago.llance by the fbi, he met with an agent who he believed to bea met with an agent who he believed to be a senior leaderfrom is, and it was then that he revealed this plot, to essentially a tax on christmas day, one of the most popular tourist destinations in california, here 39 in san francisco, it is a very busy area with restless and shops, and he had apparently said that it would be a perfect time to carry out this attack. his home was raided on wednesday, they took away some weapons, some ammunition, there was a will, this was apparently to be a suicide mission, and also a note in which he referred to president trump's acknowledgement of jerusalem as the capital of israel. what more do we know of the 25—year—old suspect? he is a former marine, he was discharged for medical reasons, he had not disclosed that he was suffering from asthma. we know that he had been trained to use a wide range of weaponry come and he is now facing these very serious charges. he has actually appeared in c

san bernardino had received stars from victims of other mass shootings and natural disasters. >> when you're going through that, your mind is playing tricks on you so know there's not just hate in the world. there's still people full of love and light at the end of the tunnel, really helped in that healing process. >> reporter: those in the program say it may seem like a small gesture but has healing powers for those making the stars and those receiving theming. >> i feel incredibly supported and understood. >> reporter: organizers say once fire victims here get back on their feet, they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time now is 4:39, and following the north bay fires, tougher safety rules are being considered. what state utility regulators are proposing. >>> also up next, the warriors played the dallas mavericks tonight -- play the dallas mavericks tonight. we will tell you if draymond green will be playing. >>> you can see traffic is moving along pretty wellif you are driving along the bay bridge

en el condado de san bernardino luis zaragoza noticiero telemundo 52. -- compaÑeros del bombero que murie rindieron homenaje a lo largo de una autopista mientras se trasladaba el cuerpo del agente hasta la oficina del forense. -- aunque se mantiene abierta la investigacion sobre la muerte de cory iverson, su deceso se atribuye al incendio forestal que ya consumi mas de 240 mil acres en los angeles. ---luego de un largo debate, la comisin federal de comunicaciones ha puesto fin a la regulacin conocida como "regulacin en la red" establecida durante el gobierno de "obama"... ---este, aseguraba el acceso equitativo a internet de personas y compaÑas. ---ahora los usuarios podran seleccionar el servicio de acuerdo a sus necesidades. ---sin embargo, algunos consumidores creen que es una desventaja pues podran terminar incluso pagando ms. -- el condado santa clara anunci que preparan una demanda contra la revocacion ilegal de la administracion del presidente trump de las protecciones de neutralidad que busc preservar el acceso justo y libre al internet. -- segun el supervisor joseph simitian, la

san bernardino had received stars from victims of other mass shootings and natural disasters. >> wheng through that, your mind is playing tricks on you. so know that there's not just hate in the world, that there's still people full of love. it helps in the healing process. >> reporter: it may seem small but it has healing powers for those making and receiving the stars. >> i feel incredibly supported and understood. >> reporter: organizers say once fire victims here get back on their feet, they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. ♪[ music ] >>> president trump makes his final push for a major tax code overhaul as both chambers of congress near a deal on a bill. ♪[ music ] >> the president promising tax cuts by february if lawmakers pass legislation by christmas. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello, everyone. i'm heather holmes. frank and julie are off tonight. gop leaders in congress have been hammering out a deal. it's a $1.5 trillion compromise plan. the latest version establishes a 21% corporate tax ra

the ban on certain kinds of high capacity magazines might not have prevented san bean dino -- san bernardino or orlando, but it would have helped to prevent sandy hook. we will never know whether any of these measures would prevent every one of the killings that we cite, but each of them can save lives. and if we save one life, we will have saved the world. shame on congress for allowing this tragic anniversary to be followed by so many more. sutherland springs, las vegas, orlando, charleston, and in each and every one of our communities every day, none of our communities is immune from this scourge. it is truly a public health crisis. i'm hopeful that there may well be a crack in the ice of partisan paralysis emerging. i'm proud to be part of a very powerful bipartisan alliance involving our colleagues, senators scott, cornyn across the aisle as well as senator murphy and senator -- other senators on this side of the aisle. i'm hoping that we can make modest but crucial improvements to the national instant criminal background check system. the nic system should be fixed. it will provide inc

hombre impactÓ su carro contra una multitud, matando ocho personas tambiÉn mencionÓ el ataque de san bernardinovaron a planear su ataque. si es encontrado culpable de los cargos podrÍa enfrentar hasta 20 aÑos en prisiÓn. falvio: ante esta situaciÓn la alcaldesa interina de san francisco, manifestÓ: que san francisco es una ciudad que defiende la democracia y la libertad individual, son precisamente estos objetivos, los que hacen a la ciudad ser un blanco de ataque. no permitiremos que los intentos frustrados de un individuo peligroso, interrumpan nuestra forma de vida. seguiremos al tanto. la patrulla de caminos estÁ en alerta ante la posibilidad que se desarrolle esta noche otra carrera ilÍcita. ya varias personas fueron arrestadas el sÁbado pasado durante un espectÁculo que se realizÓ en el estacionamiento del supermercado. donde participaron mÁs de 1000 personas. testigos manifestaron el peligro que que representan estas actividades. >> se pueden salir fuera de control y pueden matar una persona. flavio: el plan que desmantelaron las autoridades llevarÍa a cabo en el mismo estacionamiento el

. >> 23 if that's not enough, there's a fire burning east of los angeles in san bernardino county. the fire is burning near cal state san bernardino. >> nbc news was at the toll plaza when firefighters met to form a convoy. they're heading south just like they did in october's north bay wildfires. >> the winds in southern california are similar to what happened up here. >> sky seven flu above san francisco's mission district while firefighters packed up their equipment before heading to the front lines down south. strike teams are on the way from heyward and alameda county. >> for sale signs are now picking up as many are forced to sell. elissa harrington tells us how much of a loss they're taking and how long it could take to rebuild. >> patricia decorates what's left of her home. >> i have dead trees here, i put some bows on them. >> she's trying to bring holiday cheer back to a community devastated by october's firestorm. we found ornaments, christmas trees, even stockings hung on a chimney. this brick chimney is the only thing left standing at this home. >> it's still your home

. >> 23 if that's not enough, there's a fire burning east of los angeles in san bernardino county. the fire is burning near cal state san bernardino. >> nbc news was at the toll plaza when firefighters met to form a convoy. they're heading south just like they did in october's north bay wildfires. >> the winds in southern california are similar to what happened up here. >> sky seven flu above san francisco's mission district while firefighters packed up their equipment before heading to the front lines down south. strike teams are on the way from heyward and alameda county. >> for sale signs are now picking up as many are forced to sell. elissa harrington tells us how much of a loss they're taking and how long it could take to rebuild. >> patricia decorates what's left of her home. >> i have dead trees here, i put some bows on them. >> she's trying to bring holiday cheer back to a community devastated by october's firestorm. we found ornaments, christmas trees, even stockings hung on a chimney. this brick chimney is the only thing left standing at this home. >> it's still your home

marine everett aron jameson told the agent he wanted to stage an attack quote along the lines of san bernardino or new york using explosives and his truck as a weapon it's one of some francisco's most popular attractions. right on the bay. it's alleged the x. marine was planning a christmas tight attack he intended to detonate explosives before shooting people at random the twenty six year old revealed his plans to an undercover f.b.i. agent pledging allegiance to the so-called islamic state. the xcel just father rejected the accusations saying his son had always been a loving kind person you know how to feel really it's just shocking you know that's my son like knowledge you know were the nice ones you know i mean or the nice ones or not like that you know i was pretty but the f.b.i. find weapons ammunition under martyrdom letter in the form of marines apartment he has denied the charges if found guilty he could face twenty years in prison. this is the season to be jolly even as christians in the palestinian territories are feeling less than festive as they prepare to celebrate christmas but t

a journalist claims simmons groped her during the opening of a restaurant last month in san bernardinoshe says he touched her knee and then her backside during a group photo. >> mario by tally has apologized for sexual misconduct and included a recipe in his apology. he apologized for disappointing family, fans and friends. he promised to work everyday to regain the trust of his fans and added, in case you are searching for a favorite breakfast, this is a fan favorite. >> hill leveled sexual allegations against clarence thomas during his supreme court hearings in 1991. she said it happened when the two worked together at the department of education. she says it's time to end the silence. >> a check of the accuweather forecast is next on "action news," taking a live look from the sky 6 camera christmas tree right there. it's a chilly night but considerably warmer than the past few days. miss shammah guy has the forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ >> pico peco is lighting up the holidays. chopper 6 is over this home in language horn. the lights and decorations run through t

or the deadly san bernardino assault on a government office christmas party.he specifically named pier 39 in san francisco, and asked for help in obtaining weapons and bomb=making materials.last monday, the investigation suffered a near disaster when an agent at fbi headquarters mistakenly called jameson's cell phone.the caller hung up quickly when jameson answered in arabic, but jameson called the number back.the callbackwent to the agent's personal message, but federal agents were taking no more chances.on wednesday, they got a search warrant for his home.there they say they found weapons, explosives and a letter saying in part, "these acts will continue until the lions of islam overtake you."the agents say jameson was present and told them he would be glad to carry out attacks on behalf of isis. (steve) two days before his arrest, jameson did message his supposed isis contact saying "i don't think i can go through with this." we will have to see if that momentary failure of will has any impact on the legal case against him. catherine and grant? (catherine) we continue to cover this

the air quality in san bernardino county is very unhealthy. there are ashes falling from the sky. smoke is going to the air. it is because of this thomas fire you see behind us on the hillside. it is near the 101 north and south bound freeways. more than 5000 residents in san benito county have been ordered to evacuate in summerlin, montecito, san bernardino, santa barbara, and here in carpinteria. firefighters say the strong winds are the driving force behind this destructive fire. lines of cars are filled with people prepared to implement the ready set go evacuation plan. as of sunday evening, the massive thomas fire was in the hills of carpinteria prompting mandatory and voluntary evacuation orders in santa barbara county. people lined up to get masks. then they headed home to pack just in case. this wildfire on the ridges moves down. further north in montecito, there were also evacuations. anxiety runs through people looking at maps showing which neighborhoods are potentially in harms way. firefighters say the fire moved six miles within a day. if it moves again, it will threa

san bernardino had received stars from victims of other mass shootings and natural disasters. >> whengoing through that, your mind is playing tricks on you. so know that there's not just hate in the world, that there's still people full of love. it helps in the healing process. >> reporter: it may seem small but it has healing powers for those making and receiving the stars. >> i feel incredibly supported and understood. >> reporter: organizers say once fire victims here get back on their feet, they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> getting ready for your thursday forecast. it's been chilly every morning. we have frost and freezing conditions throughout the bay area and it's going to continue tomorrow morning. it's cool out there now. temperatures generally in the lower 50s and upper 40s in the napa valley. you will need jackets as you travel about tonight. highs today a little cooler than yesterday except morgan hill. san jose was a little cooler, as well. temperatures will be a little warmer or about

his planned attack on those of the past few years, like san bernardino in 2015 and more recently in nework city. jameson was arrested and charged with trying to provide material support to a foreign terrorist operation. he has denied the allegations. if convicted, he could be sentenced to 20 years in prison. new developments about the trump administration decision to give the ukraine lethal weapons. a senior russian diplomat said the u.s. will fuel conflict in the eastern part of the country. weaponshas wanted the to fight back russian backed separatists that have killed thousands. congress still needs to approve the deal. still ahead, landslides, flooding, and a desperate search in the philippines after a tropical storm. and a live look outside, warmer than usual temperatu kellye: back now with a stormwatch 7 alert. dead inn 100 people are the philippines after a tropical storm set off landslides and flash floods across the southern part of the country. dozens are still missing. desperate search and rescue operations are under way as the storm moves through another set of islands. in b

the ban on certain kinds of magazines might not have prevented san bernardino or orlando, but it would have helped prevent sandy hook. we will never know if these measures would prevent every one of the killings. if we save one life, we will have saved the world. shame on congress for allowing this to be followed by so many more. sutherland springs, las vegas, orlando, charleston and in each and every one of the communities nine are immune from the stritch. it is truly a public health crisis. there may be a crack in the ice. for the bipartisan alliance involving our colleagues, senator scott and senator cornyn across the aisle as well as senator murphy and other senators on this side of the aisle. i'm hoping we can make modest but crucial improvements to the national criminal background check system. it should be fixed and it will provideix incentives and encoure states to do better reporting right now in the states and federal government which is why sutherland springs occurred because of the failure to report by the air force a domestic violence conviction by court-martial that would

think back to the san bernardino shootings and neighbors they didn't want to report what those two terrible with were doing with respect to the garage and stockpiling weapons because they didn't want to be seen as profiling people but it is not worth fear and death out there, trying to keep an eye on what is going on around you and if it is questionable, the preventative measures you can do is definitely worth the destruction and terror we are facing. >> for the bomber in new york city this week, he had fashioned his own bomb in his house and our reports that his family said they -- he tried to use them as a target to radicalize them. maybe it is just speaking up to somebody in law enforcement that has the most power. >> you need communication, intelligence to for what these terrorists are trying to do and domestic or otherwise, we should be on the lookout for security 24/7 and i would recommend as a solution that rafter and creating an environment of distrust or hostility we see apparently with this president and all our intelligence agencies, we need to upgrade, revamp and have them total

las imÁgenes están en poder de la policÍa de san bernardino, california, que investigue esta brutal acciÓnl menos 20 yardas. al caer, el gato chilla y se le rompe una de sus patas. cÓmo hay gente tan... carolina: la policÍa estÁ buscando este joven por su cuenta de twitter. hablando de polÍtica, el presidente trump usÓ twitter para darle su total respaldo al contrato por alabama al senado, aargumentando que su voto se requiere en el congreso. javier: la semana pasada, habÍa dudado el mandatario acerca de las acusaciones por agresiÓn sexual . el twitter del mandatario hace referencia a la necesidad de su voto para combatir la inmigraciÓn ilegal. el presidente tuiteÓ lo siguiente. carolina: ahÍ vemos la negativa de los demÓcratas para no dar un voto afirmativo. por eso, dicen que necesitan a moore para poder ganar. javier: dice que no a jones. sigamos con otra noticia del abogado del presidente trump. carolina: responsabilizÓ de un crÍtico que mandÓ el mandatario donde dijo por primera vez que sabÍa que su ex consejero de seguridad, michael flynn, le habÍa mentido al fbi. esto causÓ polÉmica

un bufete de abogados presentÓ una demanda en nombre de una mujer de san bernardino, california, queacemos una pausa. mÁs adelante conoceremos a la reciÉn nacida de una parejaque adoptÓ un embrión que fue congelado hace 24 aÑos. cualquier superficie. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. ♪ ♪ ilia: queremos terminar el noticiero con la historia de una pareja con problemas de fertilidad que adoptÓ no un bebÉ recién nacido, sino un embriÓn que fue fecundado y congelado hace 24 aÑos. un aÑo despuÉs de que naciera la actual madre que la llevÓ en su vientre. desde nueva york tenemos la historia. >> estuvo congelado 24 aÑos. esto significa que su bebe emma fue concebida un aÑo despuÉs que ella naciÓ. si este envÍo hubiera nacido cuando se suponÍa, podríamos haber sido mejores amigas. es una locura. debido a problemas de fertilidad de su esposo, benjamÍn, la pareja recurriÓ a un centro de adopciÓn de embriones. la pequeÑa emma no comparte los genes de sus padres, sino de una pareja de donantes que secundaron en embriÓn en 1962. >> es un proceso de inseminaciÓn artificial. a la seÑora les qui

ademÁs, se habrÍa inspirado del ataque en san bernardino, en 2015. luz pÚblica, el sospechoso fue arrestado el pasado 19 de diciembre, en su casa fueron encontradas varias armas de fuego y ademÁs habÍa revelado sus intenciones de utilizar explosivos y armas de fuego. >>siempre da miedo. porque no sabe uno con quien estÁ. nunca termina de conocer a la persona. david: segÚn el agente encubierto, Él habÍa dicho que no tendrÍa escape luego del posible atentado ya que estaba listo para morir. cada vez se suman personas que rechazan este tipo de ideas extremistas llamando a personas a denunciar cualquier actividad sospechosa en el vecindario. flavio: para calmar los Ánimos y mostrar una ciudad segura, san francisco reforzÓ la presencia policial en las calles con el alto nÚmero que turista que visitan esta urbe decembrina. ♪ periodista: la noticia de que las autoridades truncar un posible ataque terrorista en el muelle 39 de san francisco tiene muy preocupado a los turistas y locales que frecuentan esta zona. ni la mÚsica con sabor latino hace nada para ref

las imÁgenes están en poder de la policÍa de san bernardino, california, que investiga esta brutal acciÓnsa lanza la mascota al menos 20 yardas al caer,el gato chilla y se le rompe una de sus patas. carolina: hablando de polÍtica, el presidente trump puso un twitter para darle su total respaldo al candidato el republicano roy moore. javier:habÍan explotado a las acusaciones en contra de moore. por agresiÓn sexual. el presidente twitter lo siguiente: " allÍ tenemos la negativa de los demÓcratas a dar siquiera un voto para los recortes de impuestos es la razÓn por la cual necesitamos que el republicano roy moore gane en alabama". javier: no a jones, no a las marionetas de pelossi y shoguar. carolina: el presidente trump dijo por primera vez que sabÍa que su ex consejero de seguridad, michael flynn, le habÍa mentido al fbi antes de despedirlo en febrero. el causÓ revuelo en washington porque explicaba que trump sabÍa que flynn había cometido un delito grave al haberle mentido al fbi. javier: saben que poder participar del noticiero del dÍa de hoy entrando a noticiero univisiÓn/ edición digit

you look at the san bernardino shooting, there was a neighbor who saw or heard something but they wered to come forward for fear of being called a racist. there's also companies being proactive, disney hotels are now implementing a policy for hotel staff to go into rooms at least once a day. clearly there are initiatives that are being put into place to keep americans safe. >> you are not an important one. see something, say something. we are in this environment now that is so increasingly polarized in the left hates the right and the right things the left is unfair, you know, i think some americans worry that if they report something, if they see something and they say something, they are indeed at risk of being labeled islamic phobic. >> look, i agree with you trish, i think anytime to matter what you do, when you step out the front door, you are at a lot more risk than you were even five or ten years ago, but i will disagree in all sound very coldhearted with some of my fellow panelists here, the resources are not unlimited. take the car industry for example. they could make a car w

san bernardino had received stars from victims of other mass shootings and natural disasters. >> you're going through that, your mind is playing tricks on you so know there's not just hate in the world, that there's still people that are full of love and there's light at the end of the tunnel, really helped in that healing process. >> reporter: those are the programs -- those in the prom say it may seem like a small gesture but has peeling powers for those -- healing powers for those making the stars and those receiving them. >> i feel incredibly supported and understood. >> reporter: organizers say once fire victims here get back on their feet, they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> some north bay fire survivors are getting early and thoughtful holiday gifts. an emeryville company is offering free holiday photo shoots to people who lost their homes in october. the idea came from an art.com employee who had relatives whose home was destroyed in the fires. many families having their portraits taken saying

san bernardino had received stars from victims of other mass shootings and natural disasters. >> when you're going through that, your mind is playing tricks on you so know there's not hate in the world. there are still people full of love and light at the end of the tunnel really helped in that healing process. >> reporter: those in the program say it may seem like a small gesture but has some healing powers for those making the stars and those receiving them. >> i just feel incredibly supported and understood. >> reporter: organizers say once fire victims here get back on their feet, they will be asked to make stars for victims of some disaster in the future. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the wait is almost over. you know i'm excited about it. >> i know you are. >> the latest "star wars" film hits the theaters tonight. coming up we will tell you what analysts expect to happen at the box office. >>> up next, a preview of tonight's game, the warriors and the mavericks. will draymond green play? we will tell you what we know. . >>> good morning. traffic is going to be ge

persecucin que dur unos 20 minutos, pero al llegar a las calles orange y 20th de la ciudad de san bernardinoratando de escapar, el individuo no acato las rdenes de detenerse y fue cuando uno de los agentes dispar su arma sot. el incidente ocurri alrededor de las 4:00pm de la tarde, cuando haba niÑos y algunos adultos en la calle, quienes al escuchar los disparos corrieron para ponerse asalvo. sot. autoridades no divulgaron el nombre del sospechoso, slo se dijo que era un hombre de aproximadamente unos 30 aÑos de edad, por otro lado sobre el primer incidente las autoridades informaron haber encontrado un hombre herido por arma de fuego, quien fue trasladado a un hospital local ---una fuga de gas sera la causa de la explosin de una vivienda en "phoenix" que dej a una persona fallecida y otra en condiciones crticas. ---los bomberos al llegar a la escena encontraron que la vivenda estaba totalmente destruida y las llamas se extendian a una vivienda cercana. ---los apaga fuegos contralaron el incendio y habran evacuado algunas viviendas por precaucin. --el cuerpo de una bebe decapitada, fue encon

another in san bernardino county. these fires even shutting down two television productions. west world and swat. it's just not safe for them to film. we get more from cnn in ventura county. >> reporter: an incredible picture that if you zoom and you can see at least four different fires burning. and the biggest one is here in ventura county. this is the recommend flanmnant the homes that's been destroyed by the fire. if you look over so my left you can see that entire hill had fire coming across it. all it takes is strong winds to blow the embers on that on to a structure like a home and the home goes up very quickly. we've watched it happen time and again. there are at least 150 homes that have been destroyed in this fire alone and we're talking about three other major fires that are also burning but this one so far, we're talking about tens of thousands of acres that have already been burned and it has been very hard throughout the day for firefighters to get it contained because of the winds that have been blowing through very strong winds that at one point some of the wi

target the tourist attraction on christmas in an attack that would draw inspiration from the san bernardino terror attack and the october attack in new york city. he told an undercover fbi agent to exploit his status. his plan included first using his work issued tow truck to corral and funnel the crowd to a tighter location to inflict casualties with guns. >> i -- i -- really loss of word right now. i don't know what to say. its -- >> shocking really. >> this is video of jameson with his daughter in february. by september the convert had been radicalized. liking posts on facebook that were both pro-isis and pro-terrorism. >> he was like muslim religion but almost like being a christian, you know what i mean? he prayed and he would go to his muslim church. >> jameson worshipped here at the islamic center. he also posted a photo to facebook with the caption free palestine . >> he didn't like the thing when trump did the thing with jerusalem. i told him that is israel's capital. that is just the way it is. i'm glad trump did what he did. >> he has been in contact with an undercover fbi agent