y un nuevo incendio en el condado de san bernardino empeora la situaciÓn en california.la visiÓn nocturna. --- comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] patricia: muy buenas noches. hay tensiÓn en la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico. los migrantes de la caravana centroamericana continÚan arribando a la ciudad de tijuana. y a pesar de la fuerte presencia de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, al menos 20 personas escalaron la valla. esto en un intento por ingresar a estados unidos. cientos de estos migrantes que no tienen un techo donde resguardarse en mÉxico, tienen planes de solicitar asilo. jorge nos tiene el reportaje. jorge: de nueva cuenta, el muro que divide a mÉxico y estados unidos fue el escenario de una situaciÓn ensign train de --- situaciÓn tensa entre la caravana migrante y la patrulla fronteriza de estados unidos. subieron a una plataforma para disuadir a dos migrantes que se burlaban de ellos, retÁndolos. en un momento, otro soldado apuntÓ su arma larga. en esta zona de la frontera ya se ha presentado algÚn tipo de inconformidad, de parte

las llamas que se extienden sin control ahora amenazan los hogares de san bernardino. rÁpida intervenciÓn de los bomberos evitÓ que las llamas pudieron extenderse hacia este vecindario. muchas personas aquÍrespiran tranquilos . 85% en incendio ahora se encuentra controlado,pero el de las montaÑas de santa mÓnica hoy aumentÓ a tres el saldo trÁgico. >> la investigaciÓn estÁ con el sheriff de los Ángeles y no nos han dado causa oficial en este momento. en esta zona, los bomberos continÚan luchando por controlar el fuego que ha consumido miles de acres. ya es considerado el incendio mÁs externo en la historia moderna de los Ángeles. jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn patricia: a propÓsito, las autoridades de california compartir un espeluznante video en las redes sociales que ha causado controversia. las imÁgenes extraÑo cÓmo una mujer atraviesan las llamas y casi queda atrapada en el infierno. galo: para esta mujer, es uno de esos momentos en donde cuestiÓn de segundos, la muerte comienza a respirarle en el oÍdo. rebeca saliÓ apurada, dejando a sus caballos en su rancho. el incendi

pedro: guadalupe dice que ni ice ni el alguacil de san bernardino le ofrecieron una explicaciÓn sobrer indignaciÓn fue cuando los agentes de ice la esposaron, a pesar de que ella insistÍa que era ciudadana de los estados unidos. y la Única respuesta de los agentes era amenazarla con deportarla. tguadalupe: te humillan, te hacen sentir que no eres nadie. jaime: en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn. enrique: estudiantes en varias ciudades del paÍs planear una huelga el prÓximo martes en el dÍa de las elecciones. la medida tiene como objetivo alentar a los votantes jÓvenes a que acudan a las urnas para los comicios de medio tÉrmino. en el pasado, no ha habido huelgas similares en todo el paÍs, pero en estas ocasiones es para manifestarse en contra de la violencia armada. y recuerde que su voto puede decidir el futuro del paÍs y nuestra comunidad. cada voto cuenta. este 6 de noviembre, vote. patricia: cuando estemos de regreso, la opositora peruana, keiko fujimori fue sentenciada a pasar tres aÑos tras las rejas. enrique: y la tragedia de miles, muchos en peru se enrique: muchos centro

y cuando regresemos, se desata otro incendio en california y amenaza viviendas en el condado san bernardino y las licencias de conducir para indocumentados podrÍan pasar de ser un sueÑo a convertirse en una realid

the sierra e out in san bernardino.as 147 acres but the strong wiusg the fire to sp quickly. morning as we continue our coverage camp fire burning in butte county. and in the past ten minutes, cal fire released new numbers. the fire has also grown overnight another 5-thousand acres to 135 thousand acres. it is still 35 percent contained this morning. the death burned to the ground.more than - ( darya ) while crews he fir in butte county demand answers. law-firm began taking legal action against p-g&e. kron 4's alecia reid has details. pkg"it is on the west side of the river. underneath the transmission line. it has about a 35mph sustained wind on it"that first call spotting the origin of the camp fire ... located it under a pg&e transmission line ..... within half hour ... it hit the town of paradise.as our clients say, this must stop now. this n later, the death toll is at 48 ... thousands of structures leveled ... and the fire is only contained. "danko meredith's" complaint on behalf of these families, do about the wa

. >> una escuela en san bernardino tiene un programa para detectar esto con energías renovables tecnologíacadena se llama ; construyendo oportunidades en energías renovables yo creo que si vamos a en la universidad, porque en la academia te dan programas , y muchas cosas más para apoyar tu futuro. >> ayudan a los estudiantes del noveno al último año de preparatoria. >> optimización de luz energética, edificios amigables con el medio ambiente son los proyectos. >> han aprendido a instalar paneles solares >> aprendimos a instalar paneles solares para instalarlos en el techo de la casa. >> estos estudiantes saben que sus manos está el ayudar a mejorar el cambio climático y evitar sus efectos devastadores. >> ahorrarle dinero a nuestra familia y contribuir a nuestra saludl >> evitar sus efectos devastadores. >> ahorrarle dinero a nuestra familia y contribuir a nuestra salud ♪ >> un reportaje de alejandro ortiz y ya lo sabemos hoy es martes 6 de noviembre yacía de lecciones. >> las casetas electorales abrieron a las 7:00 de la mañana y en el condado san mateo vemos como están asistiendo. >> los

. >>> tres incendios en el condado de los Ángeles y ahora en el condado de san bernardino. >>> muchass del tendido eléctrico están tomando fuego en la zona. >>> gracias por su sintonía. >>> también aumenta el número de muertes en el norte de california, más de 70,000 acres han sido calcinados y seis cuerpos más, la cia subió 48. >>> continúan cientos de zonas desaparecidas. con más detalles. >>> buenas noches, me encuentro en la universidad de shiko donde se llevó a cabo una reunión para hablar del panorama de los miles de afectados por el incendio. >>> el incendio inicio el jueves pasado. las primeras 12 horas desde que inició la llamas, nos bomber se dedicaron a barridas. >>> facultades hoy pudieron contener durante un 35%. >>> las humedades han subido y las temperaturas han bajado lo que cuenta a favor nuestro para estar cubriendo más línea de contención. >>> sin embargo, aún cu lde s hogares sin electricidad y agua. el ambiente se vuelve tóxico para la salud. también señalan que la comida deberá sea desechada. se espera que el incendio pueda ser controlado para finales del mes, ju

pedro: guadalupe dice que ni ice ni el alguacil de san bernardino le ofrecieron una explicaciÓn sobre univisiÓn. enrique: estudiantes en varias ciudades del paÍs planear una huelga el prÓximo martes en el dÍa de las elecciones. la medida tiene como objetivo alentar a los votantes jÓvenes a que acudan a las urnas para los comicios de medio tÉrmino. en el pasado, no ha habido huelgas similares en todo el paÍs, pero en estas ocasiones es para manifestarse en contra de la violencia armada. y recuerde que su voto puede decidir el futuro del paÍs y nuestra comunidad. cada voto cuenta. este 6 de noviembre, vote. patricia: cuando estemos de regreso, la opositora peruana, keiko fujimori fue sentenciada a pasar tres aÑos tras las rejas. enrique: y la tragedia de rejas. enrique: y la tragedia de miles, cuando empiezas a notar un aroma poco fresco en tu manta antes del maratón televisivo sabes que está a medio lavar. la próxima vez, añade el acondicionador de ropa downy. downy acondiciona las fibras con un aroma fresco y duradero. para que tu manta esté fresca hasta el último episodio la semana q

a new one popped up in san bernardino county called the sierra fire. look at this. it is a time lapse video of the woolsey fire. this is the one that spread to malibu. it burned 100,000 acres and is 40% contained. now, we have started near a neighborhood last night. this is the fire there in >> highds a problem all across southern california. so far in this one that cropped up overnight, no structures have been damaged. >> the walt disney company has committed half a million dollars to support relief and recovery efforts for california wildfires. part of that money will go to the california community foundation's wildfire relief fund which provides assistance to wildfire survivors. another portion will go to the california fire foundation. that helps firefighters and their families. >> united airlines is offering award miles if you donate to their crowd funding page. united says anyone who donates $50 o mecve 1,000 award miles. and you can find that link, along with other ways to help out victims and all the resources we have for you at abc7news.com. >>> airbnb prom

this is in san bernardino county. it is burning right along i-15 in the areas of rialto and fontana. it's called the sierra fire. it burned 20 acres. these crazy santa ana winds, we have been warning about them. p.m., th this at 30 origal at acs. r it upto 20 acres. they were able to hold those lines overnight. but again the difficulty is the winds. no evacuations yet in san bernardino county. but people in the area are self-evacuating because we have seen time and time again how quickly these flames move. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, flare-ups are a major concern for crews battling the woolsey fire wells of los angeles. the burn zone covers 97,000 acres. that's an area about the size of denver. but crews are making progress. the fire is 40% contained. and some evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> this morning, president trump is sending his interior secretary and fema administrator to california. they will tour the butte county fire zone with governor jerry brown. >> we the lives of those lost and we pray for the

firefighters battling this fire in san bernardino county overnight. the flames, of course, fueled by the winds there. and look at this tonight. new drone video showing the devastation in the city of paradise, california. officials now fear what they could still dils cover there, and abc's will carr from california tonight. >> reporter: fueled by perfect fire conditions -- >> these winds are really really roaring. >> reporter: -- the sierra fire scorching more than 100 acres in san bernardino county. flames exploding across california for the past week. our gio benitez reporting from the destruction. >> so many people here in southern california haven't been able to get back into their neighborhoods to see their homes. but when they do, this is what they might see. home after home just leveled. an entire community wiped out. >> reporter: north of sacramento, the town of paradise now a wasteland. >> there are potentially over 100 people that were killed. potentially. >> reporter: members of the national guard wearing protective white suits, joining sear

cifra de víctimas de incendio woolsey es 3 está en 47% contenido, anoche inició otra incendio en san bernardinode la bahía experimenta bajo nivel de calidad. >> una vez más varias ciudades en el área de la bahía amenecieron con niveles de la calidad del aire en rojo, >> ulises piensa que esto es la causa del malestar de su hijo. >> lo que si es cierto es que le humo ha impedido que den el alta a algunos hospitalizados . >> hay una preocupación de la población en relación de qué hacer para evitar tener problemas respiratorios ni en san francisco la misión ni auncland han visto un aumento de los pacientes con problemas respiratorio >> me parece que la gente esta'siguiendo las instrucciones dadas por la autoridad ,como uso de mascarillas también tener una buena hidratación así evitaremos tener la garganta irritada también los ojos. >> más información en telemundo 48.com >> puede descargar nuestra aplicación gratis >> nuevo grupo llega a tijuana son más de mil integrantes de la caravana migrante de centroamericanos en la zona fronteriza, la auridad dijo que cuentan con espacios >> los problemas no

son solo dos días de recoleccion y ha habido una respuesta increíble >> en el sur del estado en san bernardinos lograron contenerlo en 85% lograron evitar que se extendiera a zona residencial >> otro incendio al sur de california es incendio woolsey que cobró la vida de otra perona más y ha quemado 100 mil acres >>empezo en ventura y se extendió en malibú la persona fue hallada en una casa, son 98 mil acres que ha consumido, arrasó con la zona montañosa, calcinando autos y casas >> me da pena es un desastre >> pero se reportó que este incendio ha sido controlado en 50% y ha destruído 435 estructuras obligando la evacuación de miles de familiares >> históricamente la temporada de otoño es la fecha más peligrosa para incendios y muchos se avivan por los vientos carp y mendocino también incendio woolsey se une a la lista de los incendios letales en california >> es la mano de dios que nos salvó >> llegó esta mañana el tercer contingente de la caravana migrantes esta mañana >> lejos de mejorar la calidad el aire en el área de la bahía continúan empeorando las condiciones conforme llega el fin de s

the sierra fire broke out around 10 last night in san bernardino.check it was 20 acres but the strong winds in the area are causing the fire to spread rapidly. fire crews say they are monitoring neighborhoods for embers. ( darya )( darya ) this morning we are learning about a san francisco native who lost everything in the camp fire. joel burgess and his wife evacuated paradise last week. he says the video showing people leaving with the fire burning all around them is exactly what they experienced. burgess said he assumed his home was burned down but didn't get confirmation until he walked through with our crews. the only things standing at his home now are birdfeeders and a statue. his three motorcycles destroyed by the fire. but burgess says they will stay.. he doesn't see life outside of paradise. ( james ) now families are demanding answers... as a law-firm is taking le

los resultados de california desde diciembre 2 murieron asesinadas en el ataque terrorista de san bernardino vÍctimas de esta masacre, cientos de personas participan en una vigilia en thousand oaks. como en tiroteos anteriores, hay una muestra de dolor y rabia entre los familiares, los allegados y una buena parte de la poblaciÓn. muchos se preguntan por quÉ no se toman medidas concretas para frenar estas tragedias recurrentes que son causadas por perturbados mentales con acceso a armas de fuego. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene más. oaks se reuniÓ en el ayuntamiento de esta ciudad para orar por las personas que hoy se agregaron a la lista de vÍctimas de violencia con arma de fuego en los estados unidos. >> se me derrumbÓ el mundo como que uno de mis hijos estuviera allÍ. >> este sobreviviente relatÓ los momentos de pÁnico que vivieron. en esta -- los rostros de esta tragedia que una vez mÁs enluta al paÍs. stephanie conocÍa a una joven >> ella trabajaba ahÍ. ar. ella era una muchacha bien buena. juan: un dÍa muy doloroso para los residentes de esta comunidad catalogada como una de las mÁs seguras

. >> y al sur del estado se registra un nuevo incendio en condado san bernardino, este ha sido contenido 80 millas de malibú otro incendio que ya cobra vidas. >>tres personas están fallecidas por incendio woolsey que inició en ventura y se ha propagado a malibú, una tercera víctima hallada dentro de una casa, esta muerte estaría relacionada al incendio, dos primeras víctimas en un auto quemado en la carretera, incendio woolsey ha calcinados autos y residencias desde el jueves pasado. este ha sido controlado en casi 50% pero ha destruído alrededor de 435 estructuras obligando a la evacuación de miles de familias, los bomberos siguen vigilantes porque los vientos de santa ana podrían avivar el luego >>sieste de los incnedios más peligrosos ocurren en octubre avivados por los fuertes vientos de santa ana, >> tambiÉn hablamos de cómo muchos tratan de huir,para salvar su vidas >> rompe el corazón de ver videos la gente tratando de orden de evacuación y muchos no lo han logrado >> también los efectos son la calidad del aire, para conocer como sigue en el área de la bahía >> sexto día en que se

the sierra fire is still burning outside san bernardino in something california fire crews are hard at work to tamp down the flames here to stop it from spreading again. further north in the destroyed town of paradise teams of forensic scientists a sifting through the rubble searching for human remains. they finding the bodies of some victims in and around the wreckage of cars a grim reminder of last desperate efforts to flee the flames. one person who made a narrow escape was ninety year old patty saunders. everywhere we went all around. in front of him and we kept stopping we couldn't get the. would stop and then we finally get to a place where you couldn't go forward. but i looked up and i saw the fire department a big sign paradise and a beautiful angel farm with a big goals and he was throwing everything he was making up. nearly a quarter of a million people across california have been forced to leave their homes in the last week. as firefighters begin to contain the blazes and workers start repairing the damage to roads and other infrastructure thousands are now being allowed to

. ♪ patricia: un nuevo incendio se suma a la tragedia estÁ localizado en la montaÑas de san bernardinoa fronteriza en una zona limÍtrofe. ♪ >>el muro fronterizo que pretende construir el presidente serÁ objeto de po ♪ ♪ >>se acerca la navidad y con ella viene la promociÓn de juguetes para niÑos. los niÑos pueden armar el muro fronterizo que quiere el presidente donald trump. desde que el presidente lo mencionÓ por primera vez la idea de construir un muro en la frontera se convirtiÓ en un tema controversial. sus mÁs yo les seguidores siguieron el ejemplo y utilizaron incluso en sus campaÑas polÍticas ahora la iniciativa se ha traducido a dÓlares y centavos dices ta dando un juguete con el concepto to del muro fronterizo del presidente. el muro fue una gran cosa nos dijo el portavoz del portal que vende los juguetes. en la pÁgina y junto al juguete ademÁs de su precio e informaciÓn tÍpica aparece una descripciÓn que apoya la construcciÓn del muro. no podemos permitir que todos crucen la frontera, el muro mantendrÁ estados unidos fuerte y seguro. [habla inglÉs] >>es un grupo que no luce o

ahí lo vio así respondió el médico a una mujer hispana, cuando hablaba español esto ocurrió en san bernardinos tenían reportes del doctor y todavía lo tenían allí si es negligenica. >>> directivos de la clínica dicen que están investigando estas acusaciones . >>> y como parte de acuerdo la cadena hotelera motel face pagará 7 millones de dólares a inmigrantes por información que la emrpes entregó a ice, admitió dar información de huéspedes latinos desencadenando arrestos de ocho personas. >>> lo que es noticia son las razones por las que muchos jurados fueron descartados en el juicio de joaquín el chapo guzmán una persona la descartaron por ser imitador profesional de michael jackson y que atacó a un autógrafo . centro de veteranos actuó solo y patrulla de caminos concluye que disparó deliberadamente a las víctimas antes de quitarse la vida. >>> el centro de rehabilitación en san rafael dijo estar con tristeza por disparar a tres >>> mire la manos en la bicicleta , un indigente fue detenido sospechoso de robar bicicleta que es un señuelo y también este hombre tenía drogas . >>> hace una década

rob: breaking right now, fast-moving brushfire erupt overnight threatening homes in san bernardino countylifornia, east of la. the national guard called in to help search, hundreds of people missing, other wildfires in that state, 50 people were killed statewide, 48 coming from the camp fire near paradise. that fire, those numbers keep growing by the day despite the strong windss, firefighters are gradually gaining control in southern california. evacuation orders are listed for many areas affected by the woolsey fire near malibu. jerry brown is investigated as to looking at whether faulty power lines are to blame for one of these wildfires. the democrat governor vetoed a bipartisan bill in 2016 aimed at lessening the risk of wildfires from utilities and power lines. jillian: florida, the ballot drama literally heating up, voting machines in palm beach county overheating, the judge offering a 5 day extension. rob: they will meet tomorrow's recount deadline. broward, right, griff? >> reporter: that is right. they are working hard, counting for the fourth day in a row, these are the heroes

de san bernardino estuvo a un oficial que intentaba abusar desde estaba. >>> la temperatura en este momentocer. >>> tabaco con saborizantes ha puesto en alerta a ver líderes de varias clubs un california. le veremos que hacen apoderados, padres y profesores para evitar que los jóvenes caigan de la droga. >>> >> regrese las temperaturas elevadas para el del mañana. se temperaturas durante la -para la tarde 1:00 de la tarde >>> muchas ciudades en los 83 la próxima semanas tendremos temperaturas más refrescantes . 71÷ proviene de la próxima semana. el resto de fin de semana para temperaturas por dejo de ser integrados si usted disfruta para otros más clientes recuerde atrasar el reloj una hora para quedar un poco más. >>> preguntémosle a raúl como estuvo la batería. ha sido una temporada contra la senadora feinstein escribió la legislación para prevenir que el gobierno separe a las familias inmigrantes de sus hijos. la senadora dianne feinstein apoyo nuestros dreamers y daca contra trump. la senadora feinstein votó contra todos los intentos de trump de rechazar obamacare y esta apoyada por pre

. >> vamos a cosas mÁs agradables, vamos a la ciudad de san bernardino, california con mario que ayeriviÓ uno de los capÍtulos mÁs difÍciles de su vida, ya que en una corte de san bernardino se le informÓ que serÍa translallevado a otro seca seguir su proceso. >> pasaron tres aÑos y mira cÓmo te sorprende la vida, tengo un certificado de la ciudad de san bernardino cuando tuve la primera apariciÓn. >> ahora no es solo kenia, es tu esposa. >> tienes que decir mi esposa. >> es difÍcil, tantos aÑos de no decirlo. >> imagino que estÁs ansiosa porque el mundo conozca ese bello momento que se dice es el mÁs importante para nosotros en la vida ¿ no?. >> sÍ, fue algo muy, muy bonito, m me preguntan si fue la boda de mis sueÑos, jamÁs imaginÉ algo asÍ. >> nuestras niÑas estaban muy contentas dÍles lo que dijo la niÑa tirando las flores. >> la niÑa estaba contenta con su vestido y todo y en inglÉs me dice, mami, hoy es el mejor dÍa de la vida, eso saliÓ de la niÑa de la grande y sentÍ tan bonito que dije hasta ella lo siente. >> aparte de recuperar mi sonrisa, estar mejor, mi boda es algo muy b

san bernardino county completely contained, but offers ample evidence of the dangers that remain. >> we are going to have more difficulties. they aren't going to get better. they are going to get more challenging. >> secretary zinke says he hopes the fire will lead to changes in forest management policies. he says this kind of loss and devastation is not acceptable. bret? >> bret: claudia, thanks. up next, is the latest cease-fire between israel and the palestinians a surrender to terrorism? one very important israeli politicians has it is so he's quitting. box 13 in memphis where two are dead and dozens injured in a tour bus accident. it happened this afternoon in an icy road in mississippi there were more than 40 people on board. fox 9 in the twin cities as st. paul city council vote on raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. if it passes, mayor melvin carter is expected to sign it. many restaurant owners are unhappy with the current plan requiring an increase in base pay even with employees who make tips. this is live look at dallas from our affiliate fox 4. one of the big storie

overnight, a new brush fire broke out in san bernardino county. the sierra fire is currently at 20 acres. 80 miles west, the woolsey fire acres there. it is 40% contained right now. two people, sadly, have died in that fire. the hill fire is also burning nearby t is 4,500cr containment. >>> now to our other top story this hour, both parties on capit capitol hill picking their leaders tooed. will san francisco's nancy pelosi once again become house speak speaker? >> tracie potts is live in looking at some challenges as the new members come not only to find their way around. ka toll hi capitol hill but to dece congre. >> congratulations! >> reporter: more than 100 new members of congress are in washington this week. >> very exciting obviously. >> reporter: some, like mitt romney, not quite ready to take on hot button issues like the new acting attorney general. >> that's really a very important question, and i'm yet. >> reporter: others hopping right in the middle of it. new york's alexandria ocasio cortez joined a climate change demonstration at na

. >> in southern california, a brand-new wildfire is burning east of los angeles county in san bernardino county. it is being called the sierra fire. it is approximately 20 acres in size now with high winds, high winds fanning the flames. no evacuations ordered at this time. the death toll from the woolsey fire there in southern california stands at two with more than 400 structures destroyed, another 57,000 considered to be in danger. cnn's scott mclean has more. >> reporter: there are thousands of firefighters on the front lines trying to stop this fire from spreading. for many in malibu it doesn't get much worse. case in point, we're standing on what was the home of thomas hirsch. he grew up here, his family lived here. when we think of malibu, we often think of the rich and famous. that is not the case for this family. his parents bought the house in 1965 for just $39,000. and they're 94 and 97 years old. so they've accumulated a lifetime worth of things. today thomas was trying to find anything of value that he could salvage. he found a sterling silverware set that had been melted in

. >>> not far from the woolsey fire, the sierra fire is burning just off interstate 15 in san bernardino county. firefighters say that it has grown to 147 acres. and the wind-whipped fire broke out last night near homes and neighborhoods in rialto. >>> we want to take a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see traffic is really stacking up. when it comes to easing the pain of traffic in the bay area, we are all ears this morning especially those of us who have to cross that bridge every day. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is there sa francisco faster. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, you're one of those east bay commuters. you know how it goes. some days it may take you, 20 m from oakland to san francisco? other days it to cake as m tak long as an hour or more. that's why the metropolitan transportation commission is considering other options including getting rid of cash tolls all across the bay area. toll plazas like here at the bay bridge would be replaced with an all-electronic system like what we see at the golden gate bridge. and that's an area as many of us know dri

meanwhile another fire erupting overnight near san bernardino.at this hour as the immigration crisis unfolds there and get a firsthand look. what will he do and say? we wait to hear that. i'm bill hemmer on wednesday. >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. secretary mattis expected to arrive in mcallen, texas two hours from now as

a woman in san bernardino is protesting a doctor after she says he berated her mother for not speaking english... and there are other patients who say they had similar experiences. reporter kareen wynter has video of her confrontation with the physician. natsot/patient"you are so offensive."a thursday afternoon doctors visit inside san bernardino's pulse cardiology captured an unusual confrontation.a heated argument between a doctor and his patient's family.yuset galura/daughter"i was shocked. i couldn't believe it."yuset galura and her daughter accompanied galura's 67- year-old mother, maria ramirez to her heart appointment.she said she never imagined what would happen next after her mom greeted that physician, paul ryan.yuset galura/daughter "as soon as the doctor walked in the room, she asked him if he spoke spanish and that was all it took for him to snap and start insulting her about speaking spanish and being in this country and not knowing his language."natsot/galura "you don't need to do anything but to tell me what's wrong with her, if she's ok, if she's not. then i'll transla

incendios en ventura y san bernardino arden sin control. >>> el incendio de maleza que se desató cercaa que esté completamente apagado durante la noche. para más información visite nuestra página en internet www.telemundo48.com ahí encontrará números de asistencia y cómo puede ayudar en esta emergencia. consternados dicen estar padres de familias del condado san mateo ante la posible cláusula de varias escuelas. >>> los afectados esperan que las peticiones hechas durante una reunión, cambien el resultado. >>> cientos de padres de familias expresaban su descontento ante la posible cláusula de escuelas. >>> todos los padres están molestos, pero citamos encontrar una solución para nuestros niños. >>> según el portador, la reunión comunitaria de esta noche origina un reto económico que actualmente enfrenta el distrito. >>> se encuentra en un déficit de $10,000,000,000,000 que tiene que recortar en los próximos años. >>> de acuerdo con el vocero el propósito de la junta entre padres y la directiva es para recomendar recortes. >>> queremos proteger nuestros programas. si otra entidad se apod

sasha: mencionaba luis que se desata esto en el estado san bernardino al oeste-- al este mejor dicho tratar de aplacar estas llamas. hablando de todo un poco. kim kardashian y su esposo kanye west contratan bomberos privados para poder salvar su mansiÓn. segÚn un portal espectÁculos, tmz, el equipo resguarda con Éxito la casa. otros famosos no corren con la misma suerte. miley cyrus, su esposo liam tuvo la oportunidad de ver lo que quedÓ de su residencia. Éstas son las imÁgenes. el artista está fuera del paÍs, pero el marido siente que ellos puedan reconstruir su vivienda y hacen un donativo de 500,000 dÓlares a la fundación " malibÚ" para la reconstrucciÓn de esta zona. para ayudar a la gente que tienen necesidad de rehacer sus vidas. carolina:: varios famosos han estado ayudando con este incendio. sandra bullock estÁ donando más de 200,000 dÓlares a diferentes entidades para ayudar con los animales. animales como perros, gatos, gallinas, caballos que han quedado desamparados y no saben que hacer con sus familias, imagina con los animales. sasha: un impacto que se siente a lo largo

earn something they sacrificed for the sake of our country and finally, this is their time in san bernardinohe watched us graduate. it's weird to see him graduate. i told him that now that he got a diploma, he has to get a job and move out of his house. it's his house, but he has to move out! >> this is part of operation recognition a partnership between the san bernardino county va and superintendent of schools. >> many of them say that the diploma is more important than the medals on their uniform. that's how valuable it is to them. >> the vets say receiving them has been a long time coming. they wide a long time. yes. it's great to see them on stage and getting the diploma. >> serving our country and it's never too late to set those goals and achieve them and we of course thank them is 5:56 right now. we are continuing to follow the latest developments in southern california where police are still trying to piece together what happened during a mass shooting at a popular college bar. >> reporter: and it's a breezy morning here in napa county and that's what has pg&e considering whether th

nemesio huyÓ de su casa ante amenaza en san bernardino. >>> se estaba quemando al frente de la casa yconsuelan en juntas comunitarias >>> perdimos la casa, nuestros pÁjaros, y no habÍan bomberos ahÍ para apagar los incendios. >>> al recorrer el Área devastada por la incendio woosley solamente se ven escombros y muchos se darÁn cuenta que han perdido todo. ahorca cargan lanchas. >>> no puede entrar las calles >>> son 6 dÍas de incendios ma devastadores que nunca, los expertos los atribuyen al cambio climatolÓgico >>> los vientos de santa ana duran hasta 3- 4 dÍas verdad antes un dÍa o 2 >>> maÑana bajarÁ la intensidad dan en respiro en los bomberos. >>> tragedia verdad. estÁ causando gran controversia un juguete para que los niÑos hagan un muro con piezas tipo lego viene con un muÑeco de trump, hay muchos o latinos ofendidos. >>> vender juguetes mÁs que un negado es una pasiÓn para raÚl. >>> vender juguetes es para inculcarle a los niÑos otras ideas que no estÉn en el telÉfono todos los dÍas >>> pero no estÁ de acuerdo con todos los juguetes como este un tipo de lego para que los niÑos

in san bernardino county.ng progress containing it. >>> and we have a holiday travel alert as we approach thanksgiving. tsa predicting more than 25 million people will hit the airport between this friday and thneyoity wihat thanksgiving.a. have $343 million in october will come forward today. the woman from iowa who won the other half of that, nearly $700 million prize, remember her, she was named last week. >> i didn't say i was coming for it today. >> you wouldn't be right here. >>> it's not me, but we'll turn now to that exclusive new video of monica lewinsky talking about the first time she met president clinton and her regrets all these years later. it's part of a revealing new documentary and amy is here with more. good morning, amy. >> hey, good morning. as lewinsky points out herself and did it right here on "good morning america" she doesn't like to talk about this and she hasn't done it very often. this interview is real and raw and she says it made her truly reflect on her role in a scandal that nea

powerful winds are pushing the flames in rialto in san bernardino county.opter reporter with our sister station in los angeles saw back yards burning. > hot, dry winds triggered the massive woolsey fire to flare up this evening. flames have charred more than 150 square miles across ventura and los angeles counties. it's 40% contained. some evacuated residents have thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the death toll is climbing amid the grim search for victims of the camp fire. >> six more victims were found in paradise today bringing the death toll to 48. more than 88 huck steuers have been destroyed. >> tomorrow governor. >> brian: and interior secretary ryan zinke will survey the damage firsthand. a lawsuit was filed against pg&e on behalf of the catch fire victims alleging pg&e failed to maintain equipment resulting in this deadly fire. >> here's a look where the fire is still burning. it's grown to 130,000 acres and 35% contained. cal fire says record levels of fuel dryness are feeding the flames. >> live team coverage for you ton

. >> what similarities or differences have stuck out to you from other crime scenes such as san bernardinohers that you've been to or studied? what sticks out here compared to those? >> well, i -- i think each one is horrible in its own way. you know, the similarities that we would draw at this point are that they are all tragic circumstances. from a law enforcement point of view, certainly we try to do some pattern analysis in order to get out in front of these types of threats, to be involved with our mental health community and be involved with state and local partners and to reach out with private sector communities and to make sure that individuals are at risk will come to our attention. >> we're going have one more question and then we're going to have pios available for you individually. we're going to have one more question and end this process >> when will this area open up? >> when the scene is process and when we're out of here and can open it up in south park. this was previously closed. now it's just for residents heading south on more town road. >> [ inaudible question ] >> i

the sierra fire is now 85% contained after burning 147 acres in san bernardino county. the crews have kept the flames at bay. how brave are our firefighters trying to fight fire in weather like that? did you see that wind, 40, 50, 60 miles an hour. it's crazy. our air quality is horrible. no other way to say it. it took a turn for the worse this afternoon. you could smell the smoke returning to the bay area, thicker than it has been in the past three or four days. need a different icon for livermore, because we don't have purple, but i gave it a thyme, because it's almost -- diamond, because it's almost hazardous. the only spot not very unhealthy is santa rosa. it's not fog, that's haze and smoke over the bay bridgelooking down. 50s and 60s san jose, and upper 50s in the try valley. here it is, san jose, 42, napa 39, santa rosa 35, san francisco 48 degrees. union city, smoky again tomorrow. smoky again on friday, above that layer of smoke, crystal clear blue skies, but we won't get to enjoy it. 70 in union city on thursday and friday. two maps i'm show you. the first on

. >> the sierra fire is still burning outside of san bernardino in southern california.ire crews hard at work to stop it from spreading again. further north than the destroyed town of paradise, teams of forensic scientists sifting through the rubble, searching for human remains. ththey are finding the bodies of victims in and around the wreckage of cars, a grim reminder of last, desperate effort to flee the blanks. one peperson who made a narrow escape was the 90-year-old. >> everywhere we went, there is fire all around. we kept stopping, the traffic would stop, and then we finally got t to a place where you could not go forward or backward, but i looked up and i saw the fire department -- a big sign, paradise, and a beautiful angel firere m men with a big toes ane was making our cars cool off. >> nearly a quarter of a million people across california have been forced to leave their homes in the last week. as firefighters begin to contain the blazes, thousands are now being allowed to return to their communities. but crisis is far from m over. back in the south, one blaz

this one in san bernardino county east of los angeles.d blew the flames near a major highway and residential areas. so far no evacuations have been ordered. to the north, the death toll from the campfire has risen to at least 48. search and rescue teams are looking through what's left of the town of paradise. it's unclear how many people are missing. about 7,600 homes were destroyed. the fire is 35% contained. to the south, the so-called woolsey fire as burned nearly 100,000 acres and its 40% contained. >>> and cbs has learned president trump plans to remove >> kirstjen nielsen of white house security. the timing of her departure is uncertain. they say her firing could lead to the departure of chief of staff john kelly. and first lady melania trump said she's unhappy with the security viers mere ra ricardel after how she handled her trip to africa last month. >>> at least eight people have died in the latest flare-up of israel. >>> charlie d'agata is in the israeli city near the border with the palestinian territory. >> israeli air strike

desde diciembre 2 de 2015 en el que 14 personas murieron asesinadas en el ataque terrorista de san bernardinoparte de la poblaciÓn. muchos se preguntan por quÉ no se toman medidas concretas para frenar estas tragedias recurrentes que son causadas por perturbados mentales con acceso a armas de fuego. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene más. juan: la comunidad de thousand oaks se reuniÓ en el ayuntamiento de esta ciudad para orar por las personas que hoy se agregaron a la lista de vÍctimas de violencia con arma de fuego en los estados unidos. >> se me derrumbÓ el mundo como que uno de mis hijos estuviera allÍ. >> este sobreviviente relatÓ los momentos de pÁnico que vivieron. en esta -- los rostros de esta tragedia que una vez mÁs enluta al paÍs. stephanie conocÍa a una joven que trabajaba en el lugar. >> ella trabajaba ahÍ. siempre nos ayudaba. ella era una muchacha bien buena. juan: un dÍa muy doloroso para los residentes de esta comunidad catalogada como una de las mÁs seguras del paÍs. >> es triste. se puede sentir el dolor en toda la gente. todo el dÍa ha sido un día oscuro para todos. para mÍ, para

this fire erupted near a freeway in san bernardino county where people packed up their cars to escape fast-moving wall of flames. >> and cameras caught the moment a palm tree was catching on fire. you can see the embers there just flying off in the wind. the statewide death toll from these historic fires is now 50 with the bodies of 6 more people found in the rubble. this morning, the terror rages on in southern california. >> the terrain is too steep. you can't get hand crews in here now. >> reporter: with an all-out aerial assault on new flare-ups surrounding the woolsey fire. but to the north the new battle is how to recover from the devastation. in the charred remnants of what was once the town of paradise, small reminders still stand, a sign, a steeple, a flag post. >> i should have been there. >> reporter: with hundreds of people unaccounted for, the search for loved ones is becoming more desperate. >> i think that there's hope. but also we have to prepare ourselves for the worst. >> reporter: but in the midst of the destruction, an emotional reunion. >> it's pretty rough. >> re

this video shows a mudflow quickly overwhelming a creek in orange county, and this road in san bernardino county closed after debris flowed across both les station was there as one mudslide blocked a road in malibu. >> there is this mudslide that c works crews are trying to clear it, but what i'm told is that a 24-inch-wide pipe that was supposed to suck up a lot of this water and mud was clogged by debris which we know happens and what we've been so concerned about here in the burn areas. >> reporter: stan smith is among those filling sandbags helping neighbors after losing his home in the woolsey fire last month. >> our particular house doesn't exist anymore so we don't have to worry about it too much and goes down into a ravine, but our neighbor's house, if it comes down the hill and gets bad then it'll come down, their house. >> reporter: the heavy rain caf homes were destroyed in the so-called camp fire. several people in chico had to be rescued after getting stranded in floodwaters. meanwhile, we're getting a dramatic new look inside that historic wildfire in the town of paradise th

call comes from california, san bernardino of the democrats line. walter, you are on. go ahead. caller: yes, i would like to talk about the citizens united. country,e, as a finished out of politics and keep it within the state. the public we it local televisions to give some of these ads for free? without all this money involved. so people don't have to vote with them. years agoion that coming down the tram one morning, you that were the only one talking about change and i just wanted to say that. i know you are, and i respect you and what you do. guest: thanks very much for the question. obviously the citizens united case, coming up on the ninth anniversary of that case in the supreme court. it was really a tragedy in terms of unleashing big money coming into our democracy, kind of flooding the zone and having way too much influence. as you probably know, there's an effort underway for a constitutional amendment that would allow congress to regulate big money in our politics and try to diminish that influence. that's a tough process to get a constitutional amendment, but i thin

>>> to southern california now where a new wildfire has just erupted off of interstate 15 in san bernardino county. live pictures coming in from the community of devor. we are told about 20 acres burned so far. no word on structural damage but we have seen a long line of cars leaving the nd >>> ilflups major concern tonight for crews battling the woolsey fire west of los angeles. the burn zone covers 97,000 th now 40% contained and some evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> developing tonight out of the north bay, crews are on the scene of a deadly accident. of cal firecrews saw it all happen and followed the driver. they say that the suspect got out of the u-haul and then was hit and killed by another car. chp has shutdown northbound 101 as they work to clear the scene. they tell us it will be closed for at least the next hour and a half. >> the trump white house no stranger to firings. tonight it is the first lady calling for the ousting of a senior official. >> we have more on her unusual power play. betty? >> reporter: all of this is surprising because the first lady is very private.

rainfall increases the risk of mudslides like the one seen here which shutdown highway 38 in the san bernardino mountains. according to local reports, the occupants of the vehicles were not injured. >> let's get over to nbc meteorologist bill karins tracking the storms for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. coast to coast, hitting california hard yesterday, today going into the southern plains, we have life-threatening weather that's going to head to us in arkansas, louisiana and also through mississippi, through the overnight hours, even into saturday this storm is going to cause problems with life-threatening weather on the gulf coast. it's a multifaceted storm because we're still getting snow in the sierras. the snow and storm heads to the northern plains. blizzard conditions so coast to coast. >> lot to track. bill, thank you. >>> more explosive developments to tell you about in the russia probe. former trump personal attorney michael cohen pleading guilty to lying to congress about a project to build a trump tower month moscow. cohen admitting he lied about exactly when discus