en el video proporcionado por la policÍa de san bernardino, se ve a ella intercambiando palabras conespalda hasta en nueve ocasiones para asesinarla. >> con el miedo, el susto, la adrenalina y mÁs tratando de salvar su vida porque querÍa escapar del muchacho que la quiso robar y matar. estaba disparando. >> el crimen se cometiÓ fuera de este restaurante en san bernardino, a plena luz del dÍa el 10 de enero, donde algunos clientes al principio trataron de ayudarla. la policÍa de san bernardino revelÓ que los clientes que estaban dentro del restaurante anotaron las placas donde llegÓ el tirador y eso fue la clave para resolver el crimen. >> we are always ask ourselves like what's the link? >> el departamento de policÍa de san bernardino asegura que se tratÓ de un crimen organizado por el esposo de yesenia, sergio reveles, asÍ como su socio juan pÉrez, quienes contrataron a otros tres hombres que cambiaron de vehÍculos para despistar a los investigadores. sergio reveles aparece como propietario de esta compaÑÍa de plataformas de carga y a decir de la policÍa, durante los allanamientos c

en el video proporcionado por la policÍa de san bernardino, se ve a ella intercambiando palabras conmen se cometiÓ fuera de este restaurante en san bernardino, a plena luz del dÍa. el 10 de enero, donde algunos clientes al principio trataron de ayudarla, la policÍa de san bernardino nos revelÓ que los clientes que estaban dentro del restaurante anotaron las placas donde llegÓ el tirador, y eso fue la clave para resolver el crimen. >> we ask ourselves like what's the link? >> el departamento de policÍa de san bernardino asegura que se tratÓ de un cmen organizado por el esposo de yesenia, sergio reveles, asÍ como su socio juan pÉrez, quienes contrataron a otros tres hombres que cambiaron de vehÍculos para despistar a los investigadores. sergio reveles aparece como propietario de esta compaÑÍa de plataformas de carga y a decir de la policÍa, durante los allanamientos confiscaron 286.000 $ en efectivo, mÚltiples armas de fuego, asÍ como un cambio de ropa que usaron el dÍa del tiroteo. >> ya llevaban dos aÑos separados y como tenÍan millones de dÓlares y tenÍan que separar y habÍan planea

el momento fue grabado por una cÁmara de vigilancia a las afueras de un restaurante en san bernardinostola. luego describen un forcejeo en el que ella trata de esconderse y finalmente de buscar refugio, cuando, segÚn las autoridades, el sujeto le dispara mortalmente. testigos compartieron informaciÓn del carro y la matrÍcula y esto, junto con el video de seguridad, dio inicio a la bÚsqueda. la policÍa identificÓ al presunto atacante como gerardo llamas y al conductor como arnoldo ruelas, pero otras pistas halladas en el carro de fuga que no han detallado a fondo, llevaron a un tercer arresto reynaldo ruelas, y eventualmente a dos mÁs, incluyendo el esposo de la vÍctima. >> fue enterrado que reinaldo anteriormente trabajaba por un seÑor que se llama juan pÉrez. el juan pÉrez es su socio comercial de sergio reveles. sergio reveles es el esposo separado de la vÍctima, yesenia torres. >> segÚn la policÍa, los sospechosos llevaban meses siguiÉndola. >> este contrato de el asesinato lo tenÍan planeado por mÁs de un aÑo. >> ademÁs, confirmaron que la evidencia apunta a una muerte por encargo

cal fire pre-positioned him in san bernardino the day before the fire broke out.me was spent preparing for the unknown and getting to know his new crew. >> you build relationships pretty quick and in this state we kind of have to. >> reporter: more than 10,000 structures were destroyed by the fire, he is proud of their efforts but still can't help but feel a bit disheartened. >> we like to be driving back home to feel some sense of victory, it is very hard to feel that when there is so much loss especially on the eaton and the palisades. >> reporter: he said there are things people can learn, one is always be ready to evacuate because things can change quickly anywhere in the state, especially if there are particularly dry conditions and wind. >> i would say it is overwhelming for sure, it is difficult to say that this is the new normal but it really is, we deal with a lot of destructive fires. we had our own fire in the northern part of the state and the list goes on. >> reporter: he plans to use this experience to better protect those in napa and as well as acro

luchÓ contra el hombre que le disparÓ mortalmente a plena luz del dÍa en un estacionamiento de san bernardino andrea: paquita la del barrio sufriÓ durante su vida el despecho, el desamor, y en su Último dÍa, su corazÓn no aguanto mÁs, y fallece padeciÓ un infarto feriante mientras dormÍa, este tipo de padecimientos conocido como la muerte de los justos, pero ¿sabÍas que segÚn la asociaciÓn americana del corazÓn las enfermedades cardiacas son la principal causa de muerte desde hace un siglo? borja: hoy aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" hemos invitado al doctor juan rivera para que nos hable de esta enfermedad que lamentablemente el aÑo pasado se llevÓ a mÁs de 900.000 vidas. muchas gracias por acudir a la cita de los miÉrcoles con la "ediciÓn digital". ¿por quÉ nos puede dar un infarto fulminante mientras dormimos, como le pasÓ a paquita la del barrio? doctor juan: el infarto al corazÓn en la primera causa de muerte, y te puede dar en cualquier momento del dÍa, te puede dar mientras estÁs despierto mientras estÁs dormido. lo que ocurre es que con el tiempo se va desarrollando placas en las arterias

be a deadly daytime robbery caught on video was really a murder-for-hire scheme according to san bernardino'slice department. security video shows an armed man chasing a woman around her car outside a restaurant last month. after a struggle she was shot and killed. investigators say her estranged husband paid a group of men to stalk and kill her due to a contentious divorce. the husband and four others have been charged with murder. >>> npr says native american activist leonard peltier was released from prison after the president commuted his sentence before leaving office. he was convicted of murdering the agents who were serving arrest warrants during a 1975 standoff at an indian reservation in south dakota felt during his nearly half century in prison he's maintained his innocence. biden confirmed him to home confinement which he'll serve in -- commuted him to home confinement which he'll serve in north dakota. >> "the boston globe" says the john f. kennedy presidential library and museum was closed to the dismissal of federal works there. it comes after president trump's executive order t

we look for a strong flood risk, moderate flood risk santa barbara to san bernardino. six to ten inches of rain in the mountains there. intensifying east of the rockies by sunday. snow from chicago, cincinnati, buffalo, on up into bangor. the snowill continue to pile up near the great lakes. we will have the latest tomorrow morning. >> good to have you here. >>> turning to washington where president trump's former personal lawyer was on the hot seat. dozens of challenges to the president's new policies are making the way through the courts. here is laura jarrett. >> the united states department of justice must protect this nation. >> reporter: president trump's former personal attorney turned top doj nominee clashing with democratic lawmakers on capitol hill today. >> i will follow the rules as told to me by the experts, career prosecutors in the department when it comes to -- >> i have heard that. >> it's true. >> it may be true in the abstract. >> no, it's not abstract. >> do you think he broke the law by firing these attorneys general -- the inspectors general? >> i

en san bernardino, la policÍa arrestÓ a varios manifestantes. de los estudiantes de abogar por las causas importantes para ellos, pero les piden que se mantenga en las escuelas, donde es mÁs seguro para todos. ilia: vamos ahora a washington. la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte informÓ hoy que el helicÓptero black hawks que se estrellÓ contra un aviÓn de american airlines viajaba casi 100 pies por encima de la altitud permitida. las familias tratan de procesar el dolor que les ha causado esta tragedia. >> la queremos mucho. reportera: martha y alejandrina recuerdan a su hermana, isabel cristina martÍnez aldana. esta es la Última foto que se tomaron. fue una visita sorpresa. el reencuentro de las tres hermanas el aÑo pasado luego de 18 aÑos de no verse. ese reencuentro fue breve y por eso iban a tener otro este fin de semana, pero nunca se dio. ya que isabel muriÓ en el choque. >> a mi esposo le dieron una llamada de telÉfono, y me enterÉ de que ella venÍa allÍ. >> yo tenÍa hasta planes, porque ella se iba a quedar en mi casa. reporter

san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communities from county assembly member dr jasmeet bains also introduced a nearly identical bill. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefig

watch as this fire crew with the san bernardino county fire rescues a special needs victim after the elizabeth romero as she remembered those agonizing moments of desperation outside her home on valencia avenue on tuesday, a day after her home caught fire. according to the fire department, the call came in around 11:00 in the morning. two people inside were able to escape. captain nick turner was one of the first crews to respond. but he says they were unaware someone else was still trapped inside. >> my crew and i, firefighter and i, we made entry into the structure. we started to push down the hallway. we had heavy smoke and heat and fire blowing over the top of us. >> reporter: turner says in the middle of all and with no visibility because of the smoke, scream behind a bedroom door. >> i grabbed the girl, and i said don't worry, i got you. i'm not going to let you go. >> reporter: at the same time, another fire crew outside the home was able to find the victim's bedroom window thanks to romero's help. [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: my daughter is non-verbal. and i r

evacuaciones tanto en altadena en pasadena, pacific palisades y tambiÉn en highland, en el condado de san bernardinovia, todavÍa hay mucho peligro por la posibililidad de q ocurran deslizamientos de tierras y rocas, porque esta vegetaciÓn que da esa firmeza y que ancla el suelo, estÁ quemada en estas zonas que se vieron impactadas por los incendios. por eso le piden las autoridades a las personas que viven en estas zonas que estÉn al pendiente por Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. si se trata de una emergencia. y bueno, por ahora continÚan las labores de limpieza como pueden apreciar aquÍ en las calles para remover todo este lodo y retirar estos vehÍculos impactados y tambiÉn en las zonas afectadas por las inundaciones, van a estar retirando el agua para poder abrir las vÍas lo mÁs pronto posible. >> nicole impresionantes imÁgenes. gracias erika. y bueno, precisamente para informarnos sobre lo que se puede esperar precisamente en california nos acompaÑa ahora carlos robles. carlos buenas tardes. >> ya por allÍ la lluvia ha cesado. sin embargo, aÚn el riesgo de mÁs deslaves es posible porque el terreno estÁ muy

san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communities from county assembly member dr jasmeet bains also introduced a nearly identical bill. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefig

alto santa barbara, santa clarita, los angeles y san bernardino de ver inundaciones y vean toda la lluvia. es un rio atmosferico, un pasillo de humedad que se establecera sobre ese sector, generando inundaciones y deslaves. se esperan mas de dos pulgadas de precipitaciones para los angeles, localidades que han estado experimentando inclusive incendios, y luego de los incendios, la composicion de la superficie terrestre cambia y ya no absorbegua. asi que lluvia que caiga, lluvia que se va a mover para los laterales generando inundaciones y ca cacargando consigo todos los escombros de los fuegos.>> a veces esa lluvia es buena, pero en esta ocasion pues hay un poco de peligro.>> ahi viene para limpiar los suelos, pero causa danos y lo que nos vemos damnificados somos nosotros.>> bueno gracias carlos, estamos al tanto. vamos ahora con una noticia de ultima hora. el p presidente donald trump dice que el y el presidente ruso vladimir putin, acordaron iniciar negociaciones con el fin de poner fin a la guerra en ucrania. el republicano dijo en una publicacion en redes sociales el miercoles, donde

and that's because it is trained on a nest in the san bernardino mountains, where there is a newly laidl you i am wary about getting too attached to these eggs, because last year when we featured this live stream on several of the shows, none of the eggs actually hatched. so this year we're back for more. and back with us on the show, sandy steers the executive director of friends of big bear valley. hopefully sandy we're back for a different result. can you guarantee is a different result? i would love to guarantee it but i can't do that. all i can do is keep all my fingers crossed you and me both. . my fingers crossed you and me both. , ., both. tell us about the egg so that when _ both. tell us about the egg so that when were _ both. tell us about the egg so that when were they - both. tell us about the egg so that when were they laid? - both. tell us about the egg so | that when were they laid? how hopeful are you that this time it might be different?- it might be different? they were laid — it might be different? they were laid the _ it might be different? they were laid the 22nd,

cal fire prepositioned him in san bernardino the day before the fire broke out. >> here let me -- helphout this here. >> reporter: that time was spent preparing for the unknown and getting to know his new crew. >> yeah, you build relationships very quick. and in this state we kind of have to. >> reporter: more than 10,000 structures were destroyed or damaged by the fire. he's proud of their efforts, but still can't help but feel a bit disheartened. >> every devastating fire that we go to we like to be driving back home to that unit feeling some sense of victory. it's very hard to feel that when there's so much loss. especially on the eaton and also the palisades. >> reporter: he says there are things people can learn from the l. a. fires. one is always be ready to evacuate because things can change quickly anywhere in the state. especially if there are particularly dry conditions and wind. >> i would say as --overwhelming for sure. i like to -- it's difficult to say that this is the new normal. but it really is. we deal with a lot of destructive fires and we had our own dixie fire and

el paso, you guessed it, strong san bernardino strong. new orleans strong.now there's los angeles strong. and we. >> are. >> los angeles is a place where the people are strong, just not the water pressure. >> uh, new rule. >> now that giannina proseries has been named by playboy, the most beautiful woman in the world. and she says her beauty routine includes acquiring and applying salmon sperm. >> uh. >> someone has to ask her. okay. you're the most beautiful woman in the world. but is it worth it if you have to jerk off a fish? >> yeah. >> and finally, new rule. donald trump must inform america what he's. >> trying what he's trying to tell us by continuing to do this. dance. and. >> and now making ymca, his anthem. >> and and. >> look, it's a it's a new year, a new administration. and i say clean slate. i'm not going to keep rehashing the bit i did so many times last year where i played the video of trump doing the dance and saying it looked like he was jerking off. two guys at the same time even though it looks exactly like he's jerking off. >> two guys at

san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communities from county assembly member dr jasmeet bains also introduced a nearly identical bill. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefig

san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communities from county assembly member dr jasmeet bains also introduced a nearly identical bill. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter s

communities near fire scarred areas most at risk here, with portions of san bernardino, santa barbara, orange and los angeles counties under alerts. several areas of santa cruz county are also being told to evacuate due to possible river flooding. and nissan and honda have ended discussions on a deal to merge what would have created the world's third largest car maker. the deal would have given the carmakers more firepower to compete with china, and more resources to remain competitive as the industry transitions to electric vehicles. but after just a few weeks, negotiations stalled. nissan did say the two companies will collaborate within the framework of a strategic partnership. boris. >> a new cnn original series explores the circumstances behind the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland, back in 1988. the four part series tracks the global investigation and trial that continues to play out on the world stage. more than 35 years later, cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson gives us a preview. >> yeah, this was the biggest terrorist attack on an airline e

this happened in san bernardino, california. 50 protests in 50 states. thousands gathered in front of state capitols across the u.s. yesterday, protesting the trump administration's policies and elon musk's expanding role in the white house. a boat spinning out of control in the water in florida. a rescue team able to get close enough. that's when a rescuer was able to jump onto the boat and get it to the shore. the person on board the boat had a medical emergency. so who's going to the big game on sunday? according to some rescued lions, it will be the kansas city chiefs. the wildcat sanctuary in minnesota saved them from ukraine. let them make their picks based on the goal posts. yeah. sorry, guys, i. well, i honestly am so superstitious that i'm not going to sit here and say that the eagles are going to win the super bowl. it's just not a thing that we do in philadelphia. anyway, there's also this. >> the penalty. >> for hogging the water bowl. >> cuteness overload. i'll take this sneak peek at this year's puppy bowl. there are going to be 142 rescue

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today santa barbara, ventura, los angeles, and san bernardino all included in those areas.sh flooding, mudslides, debris flows, all going to be possible across those burn scar areas, something that we'll have to watch through the end of the workweek. >> ali definitely going to be wet out west. angie. thank you for that. of course. and still ahead this morning, tulsi gabbard was confirmed yesterday as the director of national intelligence with near-universal gop support. but we tell you, the one republican that broke with his party and the reasons behind it. plus, rfk jr's confirmation is set for later this morning. we'll break down the latest vote count one way the latest vote count one way too early ♪♪ amazing. jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. been paid. >> to settle thousands of. >> victims claims. >> and you. >> may be entitled to financial. >> compensation. >> called legal injury advocates. now to. >> see if you qualify for a claim against. >> t

la primera ronda de lluvia estarÍa llegando hoy a ciudades como santa bÁrbara, san bernardino, los Ángelesn ciudades que han sufrido los estragos del paso de los incendios forestales. san bernardino, malibÚ estamos hablando de acumulados significativos para las montaÑas hasta ocho pulgadas. hacia el valle hasta tres pulgadas. amenaza de inundaciones y deslaves de tierra. mucha precauciÓn. de california nos vamos hacia el centro y este de paÍs. acumulado de nieve en las Últimas 24 horas hacia el atlÁntico medio y hacia el valle de ohio ha sido significativo. hablamos de acumulado que han superado 10 pulgadas en las Últimas 24 horas. la segunda tormenta viene en camino. ahora se encuentra avanzando hacia el Área de los grandes lagos. hablamos ciudades como chicago que puede ser la nevada mÁs intensa de esta temporada. hacia detroit pueden superar seis pulgadas. new york hasta tres pulgadas. chicago estÁ bajo un dÉficit de nieve. Ésa tormenta va a traer nieve que serÁ de gran beneficio, pero va a traer condiciones de viaje peligroso a partir de las 10:00 de la maÑana hasta las y de la tarde.

the heaviest rain goes through los angeles into those mountains like san bernardino. santa clarita.hat's why we've got a significant risk of flash flooding. 3 to 5 inches of rain, one inch per hour. pacific palisades and altadena both there. those burn scars loosen quickly. they're telling people, stay off the roads this afternoon. that's where you could get yourself in trouble. >> michael: you should listen to that without a doubt. thank you, ginger. now the threat of mud slides in the west. california bracing for heavy rain with possible flood area in burn areas from the recent wild fires. chief national correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with the latest for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is the pacific coast highway. it is closed to the public because of the threat of debris flow. this is mud oozing down from the mountains. they put out the sandbags. the national weather service predicting up to 3 inches of rain along these burn scars. as ginger mentioned, it's the rate of the rainfall that's the biggest concern for mud slides. vegetatio

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