una soluciÓn legislativa hemos venido a hablar sobre el grupo de migrantes que abandonaron en san bernardinoe prensa. >>es tan joven de 14 aÑos deja salir su incertidumbre se dirigen ellos forman parte de los cientos de inmigrantes indocumentados a quienes dejaron en una estaciÓn de autobuses de san bernardino este grupo llegÓ por la tarde no les importa que vienen niÑos y que la gente viene enferma y sin comer esta es una buena descripciÓn los estÁn ubicando por su parte representantes dieron este comunicado debido a la decisiÓn no podemos detener a los inmigrantes telefÓnicamente el portavoz nos dijo que no deberÍa extraÑarle a nadie por lo el parte miembros nos dijeron que van a pasar aquÍ toda la noche porque es teherÁn que lleguen. ahora ha surgido uno de los temas es la escena de un crimen mÁs y en esta ocasiÓn una de ellas embarazadas fue encontrada en el patio de la casa que se repite este patrÓn y que hace recordar la ola de violencia de gÉnero de todas formas esta semana junto con 32 mujeres de diferentes paÍses que habÍan cruzado la frontera de manera ilegal. todas permanecen en l

esto ocurriÓ en san bernardino.grantes indocumentados en una estancia un en san bernardino. varios extendÍa la mano, mientras muchos de ellos ni siquiera sabÍan donde eran dejados. >> vamos a hacer lo necesario para ayudarlos. >> nosotros pensamos que nos iban a deportar a guatemala y nos mandaron para acÁ. reportera: es la primera vez que se ve algo asÍ en california. >> creo que esto es porque trato de atacarnos. reportera: les estamos dando chamarras y cobijas para que se cubran porque estÁ frÍa la noche hoy. reportera: representantes de aduanas enviaron este mensaje. nuestra oficina tiene una crisis humanitaria, los dejamos en su camino para que sigan a su destino final. presentadora: bider arremete contra donald trump. el ex gobernador de california arnold schwarzenegger fue atacado por la espalda. reportera: en mÉxico miles de personas salieron a las calles para protestar en contra del aborto. presentadora: se registro un asesinato en el sur de sacramento. gustavo: el tiroteo se enviarÍa miedo en todo el vecin

una soluciÓn legislativa hemos venido a hablar sobre el grupo de migrantes que abandonaron en san bernardinobuses de san bernardino este grupo llegÓ por la tarde no les importa que vienen niÑos y que la gente viene enferma y sin comer esta es una buena descripciÓn los estÁn ubicando por su parte representantes dieron este comunicado debido a la decisiÓn no podemos detener a los inmigrantes telefÓnicamente el portavoz nos dijo que no deberÍa extraÑarle a nadie por lo el parte miembros nos dijeron que van a pasar aquÍ toda la noche porque es teherÁn que lleguen. ahora ha surgido uno de los temas es la escena de un crimen mÁs y en esta ocasiÓn una de ellas embarazadas fue encontrada en el patio de la casa que se repite este patrÓn y que hace recordar la ola de violencia de gÉnero de todas formas esta semana junto con 32 mujeres de diferentes paÍses que habÍan cruzado la frontera de manera ilegal. todas permanecen en la casa de inmigrante porque tienen cita para el prÓximo aÑo pero no se atreven a salir porque existen miles de historias de secuestros y homicidios en las calles tan sÓlo en lo que

we saw the dropoffs firsthand in san bernardino last week. migrants are released pending court dates but you, of course, the vast majority never show up for court. critics say the migrants shouldn't be dumped at the bus station with no resources. but migrants interviewed by reuters say they feel safe in the u.s. and retreated well by border agents. remember, el centro is one of nine sectors along the u.s.-mexico border and it's like this at all of them. customs and border protection calls the situation both a humanitarian and operational crisis. meantime, about 30 miles from san bernardino, an unknown number of migrants flown to the border patrol facility in marietta, california. some members of the community were quick to stand in front of the border patrol gates to let the migrants know they were not welcome to stay. the residents say they heard the migrants would eventually be dropped off at strip malls and bus stations but the myriad of police now say none of the migrants are being released. though it is very unclear where they will go ne

. >> jesÚs ortÍz denuncia lo que fueron atropellos por parte de la policÍa de san bernardino. >> laura los puestoss bien colocados. >> tras la polÉmica declaraciÓn de don chente luego que su hijo argumento ra que el hÍgado tiene memoria. >> vladimir guerrero junior se convierte en el jugador mÁs joven de los azulejos de toronto en conectar un bola cerca. >> ¿quÉ nÚmero ves en esta imagen? hay un nuevo desafÍo viral que preocupa a los especialistas. >> desde ese momento no tuvieron relaciones Íntimas debe sospechar nos enteramos. >> atenciÓn madres hazlo por tu bebÉ conoce los hÁbitos alimenticios que debes de tener durante la lactancia y desarrollo sano de tu pequeÑo. >> en los Ángeles detras de bastidores del nuevo video musical de ramÍrez con sabor a culiacÁn. >> el galÁn conocido en la reina del sur y hoy llega a nuestra casa para secuestrar corazones todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" siempre mÁs cerca de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >> madonna. >> yo decÍa tambiÉn >> es tu idioma el que tÚ dominas amigo. >> tengan muy buenos dÍas hoy es

afecta a aves de corral, están obligados a decretar una cuarentena en los Ángeles, riverside y san bernardino hablando de un impacto impresionante. >> las autoridades dicen que hay protocolo para quienes visiten las granjas avicolas, lo más importante es evitar el contacto con las aves para detener el virus. >> décimo cetaceo es hallado en las playas de la bahía, el caso más reciente fue el caso de la ballena gris de acuerdo a un reporte cuando ocurren varias muertes es por la falta de comida para estos mamíferos gigantes >> vamos a la información del tiempo. >> mayo es un mes seco, sin embargo prepárese para una serie de tormentas que llegan a la zona. vamos a dar un vistazo a lo que está pasando una capa de nubes, una nubosidad y frente frío que se acerca en las próximas horas a la región. vamos a hablar de cambios en las próximas horas, podemos ver un sistema un disturbio que se mantiene en el pacífico trayéndonos inestabilidad. a esta hora el termómetro en 63 grados vientos soplando desde el sur. vamos a ver cómo la velocidad agarra más fuerza, ahora es un sistema débil pero en mayor en e

. >>> dentro de su propio domicilio ubicado en san bernardino.1 en busca de ayuda. el pequeÑo fue identificado por su padre. y fue llevado al hospital de loma linda. >>> los mÉdicos pudieron salvarle casi toda la mano. excepto por la parte superior por 3 dedos. aunque estÁ bien fue un gran susto. >>> encontraron otro artefacto similar. fue confiscado. 4 de julio estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina y es p claro ejemplo de por quÉ no comprar fuegos pirotÉcnicos prohibidos. >>> hay que tener cuidado mt padres de familia los unirnos son inocentes no saben. ellos quieren jugar, divertirse y puede ser una situaciÓn, que puede terminar en una tragedia mayor. >>> guardar pÓlvora puede ser peligroso. >>> sigue llegando. la bebÉ de 8 meses en el sur de california. la menor fue abandonada por su padre. fue identificada como alexia ross ech che wray. >>> tengo palabras para decir. en san diego. presentaron cargos criminales con un esquema de corrupciÓn de escuelas charter o autÓnoma en el estado de california. >>> superintendente del este del condado se trata de

. ♪ >>activistas denuncian que autoridades migratorios transportaron a san bernardino a inmigrantes yfueran y los inmigrantes dicen sentirse engaÑados porque les dijeron que iban a ser trasladados a otro albergue. ♪ antonio: este es en el momento en el que trasladaban 67 personas de 37 familias entre ellos el y su hijo de sÓlo 14 aÑos de edad sin saber a dÓnde ir tardaron un rato para ver en donde se encontraban ellos permanecieron en un centro de detenciÓn durante ocho dÍas donde afirman que mÁs de 1000 personas ya mi vista se encuentran molestos porque dejaron a estos inmigrantes y a su propia suerte. >>estas personas de buen corazÓn nos dieron comida vestuario y donde quedarnos ademÁs de eso los pusieron en contacto con familiares y amigos que ya los esperan. ♪ >>es tratar de ayudarles por telÉfono para que asÍ puedan seguir su camino. ♪ >>en un comunicadoinformÓ que continÚan experimentando nÚmeros rÉcord y que es la primera vez que lidera inmigrantes en esta Área. >>asesores de la casa blanca aseguran que el presidente donald trump ha dado Órdenes para el diseÑo del muro fronteri

justicia para inmigrantes informÓ que ha recibido mÁs de 200 inmigrantes que han sido Ó autobÚs en san bernardinoniÑos. >>> la coaliciÓn justicias para inmigrant inmigrantes, no sabe hasta cuando la patrulla fronteriza va a seguir liberando mÁs detenidos. >>> extorsionado en tratar de cruzar la frontera a estados unidos luego de visitar tijuana. un hombre se hizo pasar por agente de la policÍa federal y le exigiÓ miles de dolares. dinorah pÉrez nos tiene la advertencia. >>> de dÓnde quieres que saque mil dÓlares si no los tengo. >>> eso dijo cuando supo que tenÍa mexicana. >>> me llamo manuel lÓpez, ¿quiÉn eres?. soy agente federal me dijo. >>> el hecho ocurriÓ el domingo en la entrada de san isidro. >>> el puesto agente le quitÓ la licencia de conducir, registraciÓn del carro y pasaporte del seÑor ignacio. la multa subiÓ hasta los $14,000. reuniÓ el dinero de su hija y esposa que tambiÉn estaban en el auto. arrestaron 35 personas el do pling pasado por vandalismo y extorsiÓn. el caso de de este seÑor no es Único. >>> se equivocan y toman a la gente. y hay una persona que los detecta y estÁn nerv

. >> migrantes son puesos en lib r libertad en san bernardino . >> algunos fueron llevados de arizonay otros por sus famil familiares mientras que otros a pesar de la incertidumbre estan lisos tos para continuar su cam . >> es el pais de las opo oportunidades para quien quiere aprovechar pienso que primero i dios , y saldremos adelante . >> algunas orrganizaciones dan a ayuda para estos migrantes . >> una fabrica de concreto en r freemon tiene a vecinos preoc preocupados porque dicen que t esto podria enfermar a sus hijos y residenes pero ademas esta dos agencias y se desconocen las c acciones de los afcectados . >>d emandan al gobierno de trmp por cancelar millones de dolares para la contstruccion del tren a bala el gobernador del estado dice que es represalia politica por medidas del estado ademas la demanda puede tener restriccion que prohibe dar el dinero a o o otros . >> la audiencia de dos alguac e alguaciles de sdiean diego que e arrestaron a un padre en vista. >> asi es . >> el arresto lo capto a una c vecina en este video y se les ve que golpean a los hombres . >> tenemos det

cvp dropped children off in san bernardino, east of l.a.ro sector of the bored. >> they're dumped. they have no money, no food, no access to a cell phone. >> the migrants in san bernardino said they feel safener the u.s. than in their home country of guatemala. they said they have been well-taken care of by cvp agents. >> trace: we talked about stress points but this is happening up and down the border. >> across the entire length. many sectors have seen high numbers of migrants crossing. now huge tents have been put up to try to provide shelter for more migrants along the border stretches. they're climate controlled, sleeping and recreation areas and each tent can hold up to 500 migrants. the president took to twitter to blame democrats for the flawed and broken immigration laws and to accuse mexico of having an attitude that the people from other countries including mexico should have the right to flow into the u.s. and u.s. taxpayers should be responsible for the tremendous costs associated with this illegal immigration. mexico is wrong,

san bernardino is 49, cool temps for the end of make. low clouds will pay a visit on sunday right over us. there won't be a lot of rain but look what happens. if you are heading to redding, shasta, truckee, look at the projections next week. there will be a lot of rain for some. some forecast models are a lot wetter for us. some have more rain versus showers. 50s to 70s on your temps, coming down a little bit for most. clouds and mostly cloudy into the weekend and monday off and on rain. >> steve, thank you >>> there is a new addition here at the san francisco museum of modern art that involves more than 1,200 people. we will hear from them and the artists. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> welcome back. the san francisco museum of museum of modern art has a new exhibit featuring 12

they don't have access to a cell phone to call. >> the migrants interviewed by reuters in san bernardinoere seeking a better life for their children. they said they felt safer in the u.s. than in guatemala and well taken care of by agents, dana. >> dana: tell me about how homeland security is looking at ways to fund the border operations. >> yeah, they're looking at all the options to cover a $1.1 billion funding request. this congress doesn't approve the money. more than $200 million may come from the transportation security administration which has been asked to identify areas that they could cut to provide extra cash for border ops. they could tap into a fund for loose change at airport screenings. you heard that right. it amounts to millions of dollars. $1 million was left behind in 2016 and 2017 in the security lanes. more than 750,000 in 2016 and 675,000 in 2014. so loose change. whatever you think of the immigration crisis, whomever you blame, we might now be at the point, dana, we're counting out the quarters to fix it. >> dana: it's amazing there's that much money left in these

la estaciÓn de autobuses en el condado de san bernardino, por segundo dÍa consecutivos recibe a gruposque no saben donde estÁn. otros agradecen no haber sido deportados. >>> la mayorÍa de la gente lo estaban deportando. y nosotros no esperÁbamos, no sabÍamos quÉ iba a pasar, gracias a dios nos dieron la oportunidad de estar aquÍ. >>> carmen es parte de los mÁs de 40.000 migrantes que han sido liberados desde marzo. en otra terminal aÉrea, llegan inmigrantes que no han sido procesados y su futuro es incierto. es de los miles que siguen desde el sur de texas. la capacidad de las estaciones en el rÍo grande ha sido rebasada y no pueden tenerlos mÁs de 72 horas. >>> sabemos que esas celdas no estÁn preparadas para retener a familias, especialmente por 72 horas. son celdas de concreto, frÍas, se les llaman hieleras. >>> los migrantes son trasladados del aeropuerto para ser procesados, les toman las huellas dactilares y los someten a exÁmenes para detectar algÚn problema de salud. antes de determinar si serÁn puertos en libertad. >>> la patrulla fronteriza indicÓ que estÁn llevando unidades

sacrificaron más de 1.000.000 de aves, comas principalmente de pollo por esta enfermedad, en san bernardinogo de nubosidad pero bonito haremos 1 serie de tormentas les tendré los detalles más adelante >>> iglesia que se ven afectadas por la crisis de vivienda, le contamos que tendrán que hacer, que recibió 1 orden de desalojo >>> perdió lo que más quería, en 1 incendio cuenta con levantarse en el reportaje especial de cicatrices la carcel tras reportu auto fue robado con su hija dentro...... desatando una cacera humana. --y como nos cuenta blanca garza , se vio cara a cara con las autoridades porque parte de su historia era falsa --- >>> termino la cárcel tras reportar que su auto fue robado con su hija, desatando la cacería, y como lo cuenta la planta garza que se vio con las autoridades porque parte de la historia era falsa >>> comenzó con la historia de 1 auto robado y 1 secuestro que he desencadenado 1 alerta, fue el 21 después de 1 persecución >>> el conductor se impactó en 1 parada de autobús pero ahora más temprano, las cámaras de vigilancia grabaron el momento cuando el auto, color

.>> battling a massive hay fire, that a dairy farm in san bernardino county near the chino airport, crews are trying to get a handle on the intense flames whipping through a haze storage facility, dousing it with water, but the dry hay is burning quickly, a live look, flames shooting high into the sky at this hour, another challenge for fire crews. more bundles of unburned hay, sitting feet away from the flames, ready to catch fire any second. >>> power problems at the oakland coliseum, but apparently the oakland a's were not phased, they have a no- hitter going through eight innings, i hope i didn't jinx it. christin ayers is at the coliseum.>> reporter: a late game tonight, play delayed by 90 minutes after a bank of lights went out in left field earlier this evening, fans telling me they are frustrated and disappointed, they say this is yet another reason why the team needs a brand-new stadium.>> it's an old stadium, something has got to give, may be a good plus for anyone wanting to contribute to the ballpark, as a fundraising effort. >> there was a sewage buildup before, and teams had

calles en diferentes ciudades del país las imágenes que usted observa se grabaron en el condado san bernardinoás de 500,000 tardes a empleadores avisándoles con nombre y apellido por los trabajadores cuyos número de seguro social no coinciden con sus identidades en un comunicado la meditación del seguro social indicó que se está comprometida con mantener información exacta de los ingresos de las personas lo que se usa para determinar los beneficios que se ganaron muchos congresistas demócratas han dicho que esto es solamente una movida más del presidente para perjudicar a los indocumentados. >>> llegó hoy a auckland abogados de varios estados y del congreso demandaron al gobierno contusión, mientras se procede el cargo se le prohibió al gobierno cualquier transacción.. >>> una pareja mexicana podrán casarse, alrededor del mundo. >>> oficiales arriesgan la vida para rescatar a varias personas atrapadas en una vivienda envuelta en llamas. >>> del avión militar que se estrelló en un almacén estaba cargado con artillería así lo informó un coronel de la fuerza aérea estadounidense. donde las autori

, he was sentenced in 1982 for kidnapping a boy and girl and killing a five-month-old girl in san bernardino county. that sentence was overturned based on improper jury instructions, his cause of death is not yet known. >>> two teenagers are under arrest and to others on the internet following a pair of carjackings in the east bay that ended in crashes. police a 14 interest carjacked a vehicle in san leandro, then a second vehicle in castro valley which led to he into a home, the driver of the teenagers.>> we have seen an cr in san leandro committed by people under the age of 18. and even younger. were not talking about 16 or 17, even 14 at 15-year-old suspects. committing these very violent street robberies and carjackings. >> the two teenagers in custody are 16 and 17, the sheriffs office and police department are working together on this case. >>> the state of california plans to review 12 catholic diocese but the attorney general helps to learn about how the church reports abuse allegations. >>> a hazardous materials care is now under control on the peninsula. see how authorities believe

40,000, este grupo de activistas denuncia que la agencia abandoÓo 63 personas a su suerte en san bernardinodÓnde ir, sin tener acceso ayuda mÉdica >> la crisis lejos de ver un final amenaza con crecer >> la inmigraciÓn ocupa un papel importante en la agenda del gobierno especÍficamente la del presidente tronump que desde mu temprano comenzÓ a twittear contra los migrantes y contra los demÓcratas a las 6:36 de la maÑana presidente lanza su primer twitter pidiendo los votos demÓcratas con lo que llamÓ emergencia nacional, ocho minutos mÁs tardes llegaba otro mensaje en el que vuelve a calificar a los inmigrante s comotos despuÉs el presidente malos hombres y que serÁn deportados >> siete minutos despuÉs asegur que estarÁ del paÍs a los in indocumentados y les advierte por favor no se pongan demasiado cÓmodos seguirÁn pronto, dos minutos mÁs tarde vuelve al ataque burlÁndose de las polÍ polÍticas migratorias de los demÓcratas, mensajes bien contundentes por si quedaba alguna duda sobre sus intenciones, que deja fuera de este paÍs a casi todos los inmigrante documentos. >>> roxie juÁrez es luch

these are currently in a storage yard in san bernardino county but crews have to constantly care for them. up to $2000 a month for each plane. the new cost pile on top of boeing's many deadly penalties. >>> other news, trump is in japan at the moment. he will be the first world leader to meet who is installed last month after his father abdicated after old age. mr. trump started his trip with several dozen, he said the two countries are working hard to hammer out a trade deal. >> japan has had a substantial edge for many years but that's okay. maybe that's why you like us so much but we will get it a little bit more fair i think. >> prime minister is making appoint to treat mr. trump to some of his favorite things. tomorrow the two leaders will play golf and eat hamburgers. part of. >>> meanwhile the trees is jusays cannot use his botempor $2.5 billion. the money set aside to. >>> with a block party that drew thousands of people but the highlight is tomorrow's grandpa raid. joins us live from san francisco with what to expect. andrea. >> yeah, the festival will be held here on harris

developing news from southern california, firefighters are battling a huge fire at a dairy farm in san bernardino it was first reported shortly after the clock tonight at a farm near the chino airport. authorities say huge bales of hay are helping to fuel the flames, the fire can be seen for miles around, fortunately so far there are no reports of any injuries. firefighters from across the county are now working to get the fire under control.>>> the second day of testimony in the people at the door of the warehouse the night of that deadly fire. he testified he never thought the warehouse was unsafe or a fire haza anyone like light molotov cocktails undermining the defense series that arson is to blame for the fire that claims 36 lives.>> not every witness is going to see every square foot of that warehouse at every moment. we have witnesses that will take the stand and verify what were saying.>> a construction worker also took the stand today, he testified that he warned the master tenant that the building was a quote deathtrap. he says he went to the fire station around the corner to share his

volunteers are still looking for him they're going through a landfill in san bernardino county searching for his remains the child is autistic and was declared missing after deputies to a welfare check at his home last week his mom says she has not seen him and more than a week. both women are being held on million bill. sacramento diocese has released the names of 40 local priests and deacons accused of sexually byu's the diocese says that reported abuse spanned 7 decades. reporter when a shot has that story. >>i was 14 years old in 19 87 in the spring when he salted me. >>kurt hoffman was a freshman at jesuit high school in on the swim team when he says his coach brother william farrington sexually assaulted him on tuesday, the sacramento diocese released the name of more than 40 priests and deacons accused of sexually abuse some dating from the 1950's up to 20 14, but the list didn't include farrington its name. my question is just. >>if the diocese has really interested in transparency. full disclosure and in the interest of supporting victims and and give encouraged to possible vict

. >>> as border facilities reach a limit, they are releasing asylum seekers in san bernardino and sacramentore working to find them shelter. >> yesterday we had three vans, 37 people in total, half of them children. >> in a statement u.s. customs and border protection said as organizations have reached their capacities, cbp has released them in daylight hours. monday night 12 more migrants were dropped off in the cold after 10:00 p.m. >>> a judge orders san francisco police to return items. it began with a leaked death report on the death of jeff adace. it showed that he died after using drugs and alcohol. a journalist said he sold information about the initial police report to several media outlets. officers rushed in with guns drawned, searched the house and took cell phones, computers and a copy of the report. yesterday the police chief said investigators suspected carmody of conspiracy. >>> a woman is recovering after falling 450 feet off a cliff in napa county. the 20-year-old woman was inside a car that flew over a cliff on monticello road yesterday morning. paramedics were lowered dow

the diocese of los angeles, san bernardino, fresno, san diego and sacramento will take part in this programwill have a window of time to submit a claim. the company hired by the church will decide if the claims are credible and how much financial compensation to offer. >>> a member of what is called the greatest generation received a really special tribute to his military service. his sacrifice, and also a very special birthday, his name is oscar leonard. mr. leonard turned 100 years old last month, last night people honored him at the veterans hall. mr. leonard joined the idaho national guard's 116th cavalry regiment just before world war ii began. he survived 42 months as a prisoner of war. last night, he was presented with a prisoner of war medal, he escaped in the philippines by sheer luck. he floated down the river.>> a lot of people didn't make that trip because there were many undercurrents, we were just lucky. >> were you scared? >> no, scared is a word that doesn't hit my vocabulary. >> mr. leonard's family, his other veterans and friends are trying to get him a purple heart for hi

also seeing some development in the southern end of san bernardino county. 're traveling, keep that in mind. a good day to go out sailing on the bay today. 57 in san francisco. 70s. 76, morgan hill, 82 degrees. if you're at the golden gate bridge, can't see much. it's like pea soup. nappa, 72. compared to 24 hours ago, yes, it is running warmer. up 9 in san jose, 7 in santa ro rosa, 13 degrees warmer in concord. you see the stable side which is the fog and the unstable side some acumulus of buildups as we're seeing some of that moisture rotating. we're not expecting thunderstorms. mild to warm this weekend an temperatures in the 90s inland next week. hour-by-hour forecast 7:00 tonight, the fog near the coast rngs it will spread locally over the bay for tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m. i don't think it ooh going to be quite as extensive. as we head into the evening hours, we will see some thundershowers. sunday we're looking at more fog along the coast and then on sunday afternoon evening just around lake county could be an isolated shower or two and that's about i

the man accused of buying guns used in the san bernardino terror attack will withdraw his guilty plea. no word on why and regain marquez is changing his mind but prosecutors are expected to challenge the request. court filing so he admitted to buying weapons used to kill 14 people and injured 22 others in 2015. he faces 25 years in prison if convicted of supporting terrorists. and amtrak train the derailed in 2017 was going twice the speed limit when it crashed according to the national transportation safety board which says the deadly accident in washington state was caused by the failure of multiple agencies. the train crashed its first day of operation killing 3 people. the ntsb blamed inadequate planning and insufficient training adding the accident was fully preventable. donald trump honoring 14 firefighters and law enforcement officers with the public safety medal of valor. among the recipients, the oregon state police trooper who was shot 12 times on christmas in 2016 while trying to catch a murder suspect. >> nick was shot in the hip, very badly injured, laid on the ground ami

there are two fulfillment centers, one in tracy and the other in san bernardino.ehouse is coming soon to sacramento. tours of up to ten people available. robots coming to your rescue. >>> we're counting down to the nba finals. >> the dub nation spirit is strong. some fans are traveling more than 2,000 miles to watch game one in person. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan live at sfo for us. >> reporter: dub nation will cross any borders to see their team. you see this flight heading to toronto. most passengers have already checked in. we know yesterday fans already headed out for game one. >> they're too excited. they're going over the top and then the warriors relaxing right now and we're favorites and going to have to play good on the road. >> reporter: one of the diehards hitting the road to be with his team. they play the toronto raptors in game one on thursday. some very confident warriors tans left yesterday ready for whatever smack raptors fans have to put down. >> i'm bringing a t-shirt, a warriors t-shirt to her husband, and he has a raptor t-shirt for me. >

this program is for the diocese in sacramento -- or san bernardino, los angeles, orange, fresno and san diego. no word on how much the victims could receive. >>> developing news in iraq this morning where the u.s. state department has ordered all nonemergency government employees to leave the country. officials have also issued a level four travel advisory, the most urgent warning possible. the state department cited the existence of terror and insurgent groups in iraq as well as anti-american militias. secretary of state mike pompeo will be back in washington this morning after a trip to russia to discuss escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran. iran is a key russian ally in the middle east. the u.s. has already sent an aircraft carrier and b52 bombers to the persian gulf as iran threatens to ramp up its nuclear program. >>> this morning russian officials defended the threat as a legitimate response to president trump's decision to withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. >>> 6:39. months after a lemur was stolen and then returned to a california zoo, police say they finally know w

rates of police killings for their size big bakersfield, santa ana, stockton, long beach and san bernardino. over time, it is becoming increasingly clear to everyone that something must be done about the frequency of police killings and crucially the frequency with which police killings go without either administrative or criminal punishment. wait with respect to california law, an update to the use of force law is long overdue. as i imagine most of you know, the rules governing police use of force in california are controlled by the supreme court standard and not appears specific formula law currently on the books regarding use of force is unconstitutional. established in 1872, penal code section 196 state that a peace officer may lawfully kill someone while arresting persons charged with a felony and two are fleeing from justice or resisting such arrest. again, this section established in 1872 obviously does not meet constitutional constitutional muster. that standard, the standard currently applied in the state allows for peace officers to use deadly force whenever reasonable when accoun

message across the persian gulf to iran, the emirates, the tanker that was impacted by the sack san bernardinoell. when we were at the port yesterday, you can see u.s. naval vessels around one of the saudi tank, and those u.s. naval assets are based in this port facility here. that's the message the emirates are sending to iran. they have good allies and the allies are helping them. who was it that was behind the attack. that isn't clear, but the emirates say they think this could have been a missile or rocket attempt on the vessels, looking at the back of one of the ships, it was big enough, you could swim from the outside to the hull of the ship. it was peeled open like you might peel open a can of sardines. what we are learning is the intelligence is gathered in the region, that does seem to match the u.s. concerns we have been hearing about that the iranians might have been positioning themselves to threaten shipping in this area. so of course tensions are high. the answer to the question who did it, still an open mystery. >> wow. nic robertson live at the uae, 1:38 p.m. there. thank you,

was killed and his body was put in a dumpster in fact they're still out combing a landfill in san bernardinonty hoping to find his remains the child is autistic the discovery was made when they do a welfare check on his home last week. and his mother said that she hadn't seen her son in more than a week. >>in national news this morning a candlelight vigil is planned today to remember the 2 people killed in a shooting at university of north carolina. at least 4 others were also injured when a gunman opened fire on campus yesterday. campus went into lockdown mode after those shots were fired in a classroom. the guard. the gunman was disarmed quickly since a number of officers are already nearby for a concert on campus take a listen. >>we train for this type of an incident and were able to get to the building and our officers immediately. one officer immediately went to the suspected taken down. >>police identified the gunman as 22 year-old tristen terrell they don't have a possible motive yet they're still looking into that. the diocese has released the names of 40 local priests and deacons ac

it is because all the active weather from bishop bakersfield and san bernardino, over to phoenix andnd into flagstaff. and in the offshore direction look at this, 59 which is an indication the northwind is kicking in the valley already and some of that will make it for us but the fog is there and there's still a lot of fog, it will not take much to get back tomorrow but today i think it will burn off sooner. seattle was 83 yesterday and it was a record high, los angeles 66. morning fog burning off and will be warmer away from the coast today and over the weekend very 60s and 70s to some upper 70s and low 80s today, 10 or 150 for some and then it levels off of faith are going into the weekend. >>> stealing thousands of dollars from little league baseball but that league lost much more than money. next the items and memories that are now gone because of the theft. and it is a big week for presidential politics in the bay area, a look at candidates kamala harris and pete buttigieg . dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is abo'seetir in-laws, and she's about 10 min

happened yesterday in san bernardino county.se massive flames and huge plumes of dark smoke billowing toward the sky. crews now tasked with the tedious work of separating what materials burned and what didn't piece by piece. no word yet on what started the fire and no reports of any injuries. >>> the vampire facial made popular by celebrities like kim kardashian is sparking concern after two women went in for the procedure and have now tested positive for hiv. the procedure involves sticking needles into your skin, then coating your face with your own blood. it's supposed to make you look younger but two women in new mexico tested positive for hiv after getting vampire facials at a spa in albuquerque. >> they could have gotten the blood mixed up of two different patients, one who had hiv and one who didn't. the device itself may not have been properly sterilized or they may not have changed the tip. >> vip spa in new mexico was closed last september after state inspectors found problems with how needles were cared for and dispos

. >> they started in newtown, then island vista, san bernardino, orlando, las vegas, parkland, pittsburghoaks. each massacre is different but the look sandy and lonnie see on the faces of those left behind is the same. >> you just can't believe it. >> you don't want to believe it. >> annika and mitch's 17-year-old sonic las who had just earned a swimming scholarship to college was murdered with 16 others in parkland, florida last year. >> i expect nick to come home any day. walk through the house. he was such a great kid. >> his younger brother alex who was grazed by a bullet doesn't talk much about what happened. he was in a classroom across the hall from nick's when the shooting began. their parents were nearby waiting for school to let out. >> alex called us and said, mom, i'm in the back of an ambulance. i was hit in the back of the head. in my mind i didn't worry about nicholas because there's 3,500 kids at that school. one child was shot. what's the odds of two of my kids being shot, that -- and i took off to the hospital. you can't wait for nicholas? >> we waited for nick. >> they

fire as you can see in this live picture has a rope broke out at a dairy farm in chino that's in san bernardino county. the firefighters are responding. the reporter on the scene calling it basically a giant shed and which houses hey. >>this on pine avenue which is just south of the chino airport and if you want to step back and get a broader picture at south of the ontario airport are more of us in the bay area might be familiar with looking at a map of where this fire is burning right now even though it is described as a hey fire and there is a vacant in the immediate area where this fire is burning. there are a number of very large housing developments very close by and you can see there is some wind pushing those flames we don't have a sense of the perspective on which way. the wind is blowing it's hard to tell from these pictures but there is some wind pushing the flames of course a lot of smoke heading downwind from that which could cause some problems but you see the blackened area that's the open field but the lights around that would be the subdivision so this fire is burning out of co

known for breaking the encryption on -- i'm sorry, opening an apple phone that was used by the san bernardinoa couple of years ago when the fbi was having trouble getting apple to do that for them. >> what does all of this tell us about how secure anything we do on our phones really is? >> i always tell people when they ask, nothing is secure. pretty much anything can be broken it just depends on the motivation of the person doing the breaking and what is the security on the application itself now, whatsapp is known for having some very good security and when you have an adversary who has the skills of what this one apparently was, sometimes it's impossible to protect against something like that. >> it's fascinating. it reminds me when we talk about having these speaking -- these speakers in your house you can talk to and what they might be listening to, you can't be paranoid enough, i guess. >> i'm probably the worst person to ask because i cover cyber security, so i'm probably the most paranoid person on the floor right now. >> do you have an alexa at home? >> i do not. i do not i don't hav

that he was killed and put in a dumpster and volunteers are still going through this landfill in san bernardino county looking for the remains the boy is autistic deputies decided after they did a welfare check at his home last week that they thought that. he was dead. his mother had told them that she hadn't seen him in more than a week. more than 40 priests in the catholic diocese of sacramento are named as being credibly accused of sexually abused. this list contains the names of 44 pre cent to permanent deacons it was just published in the sacramento bee, 130 victims are listed over the past 70 years. the church gathered the record after bishop, gene the soto ordered staff to compile the list last year. a spokesperson for the diocese says revealing the names of the accused abusers is important. we want people to see this because we need to be held accountable. >>and the only way you can be held accountable is to own it and the tone for. >>the sacramento diocese runs from the oregon border all the way down to the lay how. while the department of homeland security will begin cheek swabbing pe

volunteers are continuing to look for him in a landfill and san bernardino county. child is autistic and was declared missing after deputies did a welfare check at his home last week. his mother says that she hadn't seen him in more than a week a 6 year-old boy happening at 7 o'clock this morning. attorney general william barr is going to be questioned during a senate judiciary committee hearing. he's expected to defend the way he characterized special counsel robert mueller's report. it ernie joe released a four-page summary of the mueller investigation in it. he said that there was not enough proof for obstruction of justice prosecution against president trump. wheeler last night that robert mueller objected to bars letter. clearing president trump of obstruction. this will be bars first time in front of congress since that redacted version of the mueller report was released. >>the news the show empire has been renewed for another season we're going to tell you what that means though for actor jussie smollett and after the break. the latest move by the trump admin

columbine, san bernardino, virginia tech that was mentioned, sandy hook. it just seems like it's every part of the country, every region has been hit like this. california all the way to connecticut, down to the south. of course ft. hood. all this, it's just everywhere. every city is now -- it seems like every state has a city known for a mass shooting now. >> that's right, chris. it really behooves all the governments, local, county governments, city governments to band together and form a little task force of agents, police, county deputies, state troopers, some mental health professionals, school administrators, form a little task force. formalize it more, not just a network of making a phone call. maybe get an office space for them where they meet regular every month. all the people come in. clingt was just talking about that and recognized as having problems. here's a guy having a problem. he works at this company, everybody is afraid of him, here's what's going on. sitting around the table, there's a city detective, there's a state trooper who runs t

in two of the four counties in my district, monterrey and san bernardino counties there is only one insurer on the exchange marketplace. as you know, that lack of choice sharply increases premiums, puts many of my constituents in high deductible plans, and creates a lot of high out of pocket expenses. to make matters worse congress reduced the individual mandate penalty to zero and the trump administration proposed policy changes to promote insurance plans that do not meet cbo's definition of health insurance. these actions left many, many of my constituents without health insurance and provided limited options for many of them who want to seek insurance on the marketplace. can any of you explain what role the trump administration's expansion of short-term limited duration stlds as we know them, those types of plans and association health plans, what they have played on expanding coverage in the individual market in the sense that had these actions increased access to quality health insurance or have they helped people with pre-existing conditions? you can talk about that. >> so we believe

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likely one indicator -- >> like san bernardino. >> yes. so this is what's out there.hat's what we want to do, get them to know what those indicators are and what behavior changes could be there. if someone -- i'm all for if someone can get to someone before i see them and stop something, that's great. >> or get the information to you. >> absolutely. >> and if you look at our tips that come in, obviously 50% come from state, local, or public tips, so when i look at a state or local tip through the joint terrorism task force, many of those secondarily are from the local community. we've seen an increase in community tips coming in. that's a good news story from years of see something, say something. it's also getting it out that there's likely one person who saw this. >> thank you very much. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from new york, ms. rice. >> i would like to start by saying that i would ask every one of my colleagues on this committee to take the bold step, and i hope colleagues from the other side of the aisle w