soluciÓn legislativa hemos venido a hablar sobre el grupo de migrantes que abandonaron en san bernardino california>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 la casa de i

soluciÓn legislativa hemos venido a hablar sobre el grupo de migrantes que abandonaron en san bernardino californian 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 va del aÑo

migraciÓn estÁn liberando a los migrantes en su mayorÍa familia como vemos en las imÁgenes de san bernardino californiatemente criticado por organizaciones pro-inmigrantes y de derechos civiles. >> los centros de detenciÓn que existen por el momento estÁn totalmente desbordados, * es la preocupaciÓn que la violacion a los derechos civiles y derechos humanos de los migrantes podrÍa aumentar en estos centros de detenciÓn. >> hay malos tratos hay torturas en algunos momentos y la verdad tal vez eso no es tanto lo que preocupa, sino el hecho que general centro a cualquier persona *. >> los activistas tomen que lo que busque el gobierno, sea mantener a los inmigrantes detenidos por largos perÍodos mientras se procesa su asilo polÍtico para deportarlos. >> un juez fallÓ a favor del congreso para que el presidente trump presente su registros financieros, por supuesto los abogados del presidente trump se apuraron a anunciar su intenciÓn de apelar, es la primera vez que una instancia se pronuncia, sobre la larga batalla que mantiene los demÓcratas con el mandatario. >> el piloto y Único pasajero al que transpor

.>>> were following 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

cuarentena en los Ángeles, riverside y san bernardino aparte de tener que sacrificar a un millón de aves >> si esto llega a el valle dónde está la mayor producción de californiamás 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 el mes de mayo novemos este tipo de tormentas >> tenemos probabilidad de granizo, algo que que nos puede descartar esperamos hast

meantime, about 30 miles from san bernardino, an unknown number of migrants flown to the border patrol facility in marietta, californiame 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 next. tucker? >> tucker: that is the question. trace gallagher on that story for us. thanks a lot, trace. >> yeah. >> tucker: take three steps back and assess what you just heard. federal agents are dumping thousands of illegal aliens at bus stations and then simply walking away. they don't want to do it. they have no choice. congress won't help them. our system is in total collapse. nobody is even trying to protect you or our country. kirsten gillibrand is a u.s. senator and democratic presidential candidate. she thinks what is happening is just fine. on sunday, gillibrand went on television to explain that we have no right to

. >>> catholic dioceses across california are launching funds to compensate victims of clergy sex abuse. the diocese of los angeles, san bernardinodiego and sacramento will take part in this program, the victims will 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

and, she is an assistant professor of creative writingal california state university san bernardino, her creative work, through the immediate all-of digital storytelling. she also a member of at land's edge, a platform based in south central and -- it encouraging resip roll cal exchange, seminars, workshops, meche and skill shove hearing structures, and kyra is in the department of sorbology, a student research, how technological advancements recon figure the race subject, she explores how the tech -- fueled by capitalistic -- that -- at the expense of marginalized community. she worked as a creative strategist. so let us begin. thank you again for being here. my first question really is to introduce to all of us the work that you each have done. i'll go first, stand out and be weird. i want to identify first as a creative writer, artist and second a scholar, meaning my art and creative endeavors and obsessions are pretty much mott raid my research. i value the creative process, and much more deeply and intimately than the thine ande nography, so i'm deeply invested as the story as a

. >>> crews in southern california working around the clock, sifting through materials after flames broke out at a recycling plant. happened yesterday in san bernardino see those 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 an

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 the intelligence center, an fbi agent, and they say let us check. does that guy have a gun? what is

fact, california is home to five of the 50 departments of some of the highest per capita 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

de la policÍa de california >>> bueno, Él mismo dio la versiÓn de los hechos y de hecho hoy darÁn una conferencia de prensa e intentando escuchar la versiÓn de la policÍa de san bernardinoa plaza en una universidad elite para su hija se presentÓ afectada ante un tribunal de boston massachusetts. >> ahora se enfrentarÁ a una posible pena de 20 meses a 2 aÑos de cÁrcel despuÉs de alcanzar un acuerdo la fiscalÍa pidiÓ esto 4 meses de cÁrcel nada mÁs y esta multa de 20.000 dÓlares para ella >>> a ver quÉ pasarÁ. >> para ver que sigue diciendo que es inocente >>> por otro lado vicente fernÁndez es tachado como homofÓbico por el consejo para prevenir la discriminaciÓn en mÉxico su presidenta dice que resulta lamentable que una figura pÚblico resalte. >> como recordarÁn dijo en una entrevista con de primera mano en dÍas pasados que una vez rechazÓ un transplante de hÍgado por miedo que el donante fuera de un drogadicto o un gay >>> es momento que don chente haga una disculpa pÚblica. >> ahora vamos a cambiar de tema porque quÉ pasÓ? >>> el balneario de punta cana se convirtiÓ anoche en el escenario de la cuarta entrega de los hit latin. >> este aÑo la mÚsica urbana fue la gran