because san diego. appeared toan diego be so poor at the time, the bishop decided to move to santa barbara. the mission was abandoned. during 1847, when the mexican-american war started, the u.s. army visited mission san diego for the first time in 1848. they started occupying the mission until 1858. during that occupation, they used the mission church as stables for their horses. and as residence for the soldiers. after the military left san diego mission church for the newtown area, the church fell into ruins. they got to the point that only the facade, probably a portion of the content, was standing. ba maybe a portion of the se of the bill fly. everything else collapsed. in 1931, team of architects and engineers studied the historical archives to determine what the mission church of 1813 looked like and what we see today is their concept of what the mission must've looked like in 1813. that church was dedicated in 1931 by representative from the vatican in san diego. >> welcome to the park. we are in

crescent city to san diego, amounts going over the yearly average.

in college hoops the number one gonzaga trampling san diego. welcome. your first look at what's moving in today's markets. president trump is set to address the annual conservative political action conference also known as c pack later this morning. we will be bringing his comments life. vice president mike pence rallying the crowd for trump's agenda. including appealing obama care. >> me assure you that america's obama care nightmare is about to end despite the best efforts of liberal activists. the obama care has failed in obama care must go. it is crippling the american economy. talk about your fake news. just look at all of the promises they made about obama care. he also touted his plans to strengthen the military. and present trump is now giving a very public boost to the border adjustment tax. the controversial proposal he now called to complicated could lead to jobs. the white house is not yet throwing its full support within a tax reform package. it took a small step in that direction on thursday. president trump gave an interview in which he s

any chance you're going to san diego? going to san diego? >> heading towards san diego?ll be going down there tonight. >> just by chance they meet chance. >> i can get you to the border and they get right to the border thanks to chance. super cool montage as they walk into mexico and they even get a ride from a nice local they meet. that guy takes them off to the clubs and they party in tijuana for the night, less than 24 hours after they left venice on zero money. >> they probably never imagined they would be in tijuana that day. >> that's 24-hour challenge. >>> watch us on abc 7 in los angeles is the latest winner in the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >> you need wednesday's buzzword 21 years of age and legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzzword coming up in a bit. >> standby for the "rtm" mini giveaway. ♪ >>> this is every homeowner's worst nightmare. >> a [ bleep ] tree fell through my deck. like holy [ bleep ]. it teared through my -- oh, my god. >> it really did like fall through the deck. >> yeah. it did. and you can see it looks like it's coming over fr

in 1977, jerry brown and the home developers in san diego along with the mafioso and the carpet ears union tambs plan to overtake the carpenters union count afford the pension that was coming up for retirees. so they went in cahoots with brown to have a fake drive for more money, an outrageous about of $23 when we were all getting about $5 or $6. so the san diego developers took sexue they started bringing in thousands of illegals across the border to fill the jobs of the construction workers that were on strike. and since that time, i blame the entire illegal immigration in flux into america on governor jerry brown, the building developers in san diego, the carpenters union and jimmy carter. they were all in cahoots to bring this massive amount of people in and now in new york, in california, the way they're winning is by illegal voting. host: ok. sarah is calling in from bridge port, connecticut. what did you think about what governor malloy said? he was i was happy that talking about the -- because that was a big concern in connecticut about him leaving. because everyone was up in

a san diego news report that the mayor of san diego wants the raiders to move south. lot of fans showed up at last december's game in san diego. the union tr ib une said the mayor contacked davis and asked him to consider making san diego the raiders new home. davis said he wants to move out of oakland because he can't get a new stadium for his team but san diego wasn't willing to build a new stadium for the chargers. they are will play in los angeles starting this coming season. >> that's your hometown. um i cannot imagine a lot of san diego fans in san diego embracing the raiders. >> all right. i'm just asking. on the way to --. >> no. no. >> pam. >> sorry. i like the raiders up here. the chargers down there. >> yes. >> okay. >> keep it the way it is. . >>> are theocrasy on highway 24? > >>> nice tran digs. s this is a 15 to 20 minute drive. starts getting normal. we are in the 15 to 20 minute range. a much shorter disfantastic. it'll be moderately heavy. we will -- have to leave it here and bring steve in at 6:15. i have to go and hit control alt delete. >> i know

san diego county is best known for the city of san diego. but it's less a bordalso a bord. very southwestern of the county, a border fence actually extends into the pacific ocean, cameras focussed there. there are far fewer resources than in other places. >> did can happen within the hour. it is fast, and it is final. and that is very, very scary for us here in this county. >> reporter: xavier's brothers are citizens, because they were born here. but he has not been able to get any kind of documentation, and if he voluntarily went back to the nation he hasn't been in since he was a child and wait for u.s. approval -- >> i probably wouldn't have a chance, given my entry. and there was a way, i'd probably end up 20, 30 years wait egg to waiting to come back home. >> reporter: mark doesn't believe his wife would ever see the u.s. again if she voluntarily went back. but if one day he finds out she's been taken away. >> we have contingency plans for if the kids get taken out of school, if she gets deported. we don't know, there's no guarantee they'll let her call me. i love her

he joins us from kpbs in san diego. hi, john. thanks for being with us. >> reporter: hi, thank you for having me. >> you've been talking to supporters of president trump in san diego. what are their thoughts on building a wall along the mexican border? >> almost to a t most people don't want the wall. that's because they already have a fence. the fences started in 1994 in california. and they've seen that in large part it does not work. so they understand that a wall where it would go is in these extremely rugged areas. they know that it would be et cetera treatme-- it would be ex costly. they're more focused on the other parts of the immigration policy, specifically with president trump and extreme vetting, making sure that people who are in the country and have committed crimes are deported. but almost to a t with the exception of one person i spoke to, nobody really wants a wall. >> what -- how do they feel about the muslim ban then? the one affecting seven muslim majority countries? >> well, again, almost to a t, they all sup

she built one before she died in san diego at the cost of $80 million. it was so beautiful and transformative for the neighborhood that that's where she'd left the lion share of her fortune when she died. the salvation army was not equipped to do this. it was a very difficult gift because they were not in the business of building world-class recreation centers. >> host: i think it was close to 2,000,000,000 dollars when it cashed out. that's. that's an amazing some even by today's standard. >> host: is the largest gift, ever i think. >> guest: if you had. >> host: if you had to sum up joan talking to the family people who knew her what would you say is your biggest impression is and was? >> guest: she lived life to the fullest. even when she was diagnosed with a terminal illness and her family was devastated she said i have lived an amazing life and i don't know i'm sure everyone here has the same feeling, how do i give my my life meeting and how do i especially when i get older how do i feel like i'm youthful in the world. and joan was useful in so many

this lead in atlanta, columbus, ohio, phoenix, san diego and seattle. law enforcement expert found female officers tend to use communication to help diffuse potentially volatile situations. that's a technique many police departments are now focusing on. oakland recently hired anne kirkpatrick, she starts in three weeks. kirkpatrick comes from spokane where she was police chief for six years. >>> hours away super super bowl li, and when fans show up tomorrow, they'll have these guys watching out for them. alameda county k9 deputies are part of the national team patrolling nrg stadium. and worked super bowl ccl. fans are enjoying the nfl experience as andy rose report tomorrow, they will focus on a david versus goliath battle. the pay the versus the atlanta falcons -- patriots versus the atlanta falcons. >> reporter: when they faceoff tomorrow, it will be an indication of the power house franchise versus the underdogs. the patriots have won rings in four of their eight appearances, and all of those victories were with tom brady and bill belichick. and the

san jose state hosting san diego state. 22-21, san diego state. brandon clark give the sportens the lead. jalen james is blked. it creates an open lane for who else? clark. clark had it again. he's good. to the hoop, lays it in high off of the glass. at up with. and spartans win 76-71. first win over san diego state since 1999. >>> this nbc 7 sports report brought by river rock casino. those thinking of going to the pro/am this week, download the app. and you can find out what you're going to have every day. see if you want to fight the run a. it will be tough to get 72 holes in. >> the weekend looks better. >>> abc 7 news continues online, on facebook and twit you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. the apartment building where the fire was. w

san jose state hosting san diego state. 22-21, san diego state. brandon clark give the sportens the lead. jalen james is blked. it creates an open lane for who else? clark. clark had it again. he's good. to the hoop, lays it in high off of the glass. at up with. and spartans win 76-71. first win over san diego state since 1999. >>> this nbc 7 sports report brought by river rock casino. those thinking of going to the pro/am this week, download the app. and you can find out what you're going to have every day. see if you want to fight the run a. it will be tough to get 72 holes in. >> the weekend looks

there are advising out for san diego for rain. looks like just a little bit south towards san diego. they have a flash flood watch until 10 pm. there is also advisories for the mountains of arizona. a winter storm warning and flagstaff. some rain -- phoenix north. tucson 49. 50s in southern california with cloud cover. our system has moved out that will allow for clearing. we will get some clouds building up later on. a mix of sun and clouds. 50s for the temperatures. keeping it on the cool side today. we say goodbye to rain after today. the days will be sunny and warmer until the end of the week. rain returns on sunday. >>> information meeting tonight and concorde for families who want to learn about three new magnet schools and the mount diablo district. each of them will specialize in certain sussed the judgment subjects. holbrook the sun terrace, and the avenue arts magnet school. the information meeting is that 5:30 at holbrook school.>>> the supreme court will talk about facebook today. we will tell you about today's argumen

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for the region i represent in san diego, the border is an economic engine, it's a job creator. entry, san ports of diego-baja, is the largest border crossing in the world. san diego is an attractive place to start a business and manufacture goods in part because of our proximity to the border crossing and international trade. last month, mr. o'rourke and other members of the congressional border caucus and i held a hearing with local leaders from chambers of commerce from around our districts to discuss real pragmatic and solutions around the border. i was joined by jerry sanders, the former mayor. he's also the former police chief of san diego and now the current president of the san diego regional chamber of commerce. and during that hearing, mayor sanders said that an efficient border is a safe border and he knows something about safety from his time as a police chief. we also know that 99% of what gets screened at border crossings is safe. there's no need to worry about it coming in the country so what we need is to get more efficient at improving the 99% of safe cargo and t

rain around san diego. you can see a flash flood watch out for san diego county in the desert.ttsdale and snow up in the mountains. for us, a nice day. clouds in the afternoon but this will probably be the coolest day of the week. temperatures 50s but good visibility. tonight is cold, that's for sure. ten tomorrow sunny to mostly sunny and looks good into wednesday, thursday and friday. still signs clouds increasing friday and on sunday, looks like rain returns. by the way, chicago you have heard f it, their 146th year history of weather keeping, never have they had a january and february with no snow on the ground. looks like it's happening this time because we got it owl. >> the cubs win a world series and look what happens. >> they have bb in the 60s and 70s. >> incredible. >>> next, a new way to fight crime in san francisco. how dogs are being used to make neighborhoods safer in south city. >>> more snow is falling in the sierras this morning. chains required on 80 and 50. historic amounts of snow have fallen this year creating a dangerous driving conditions. snow is expect

san jose state hosting san diego state. 22-21, san diego state.on clark give the sportens the lead. jalen james is blked. it creates an open lane for who else? clark. clark had it again. he's good. to the hoop, lays it in high off of the glass. at up with. and spartans win 76-71. first win over san diego state since 1999. >>> this nbc 7 sports report brought by river rock casino. those thinking of going to the pro/am this week, download the app. and you can find out what you're going to have every day. see if you want to fight the run a. it will be tough to get 72 holes in. >> the weekend looks better. >>> abc 7 news

san jose state hosting san diego state. 22-21, san diego state. clark give the sportens the lead. jalen james is blked. it creates an open lane for who else? clark. clark had it again. he's good. to the hoop, lays it in high off of the glass. at up with. and spartans win 76-71. first win over san diego state since 1999. >>> this nbc 7 sports report brought by river rock casino. those thinking of going to the pro/am this week, download the app. and you can find out what you're going to have every day. see if you want to fight the run a. it will be tough to get 72 holes in. >> the weekend looks better. >>> abc 7 news continues online, on facebook and imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. afoot and light-hearted i take to the

she had incredible bobbles, and a baseball team because the san diego padres were in trouble and swoop done $10 billion to buy the baseball team. it was tempestuous and people who knew them well and were around them were put in the uncomfortable position of refereeing between the two of them because they were not the kind of couple who seemed quietly through dinner, they will not fight right there. there were no boundaries with them and joan's daughter. described them as liz tiller and dick burton. they were very compressed to us. it was difficult. and and >> and tony bennett would come to a party. and and she was a huge animal lover, and ferry dogs and places for vet appointments. baseball players were a big part of their lives once ray got into the team. joan became friendly with formidable men after ray died like mister rogers was a very close friend, fred rogers. father ted harrisburg, mercedes mccambridge, the actress. they lived larger than life, very gilded life, their apartment on lakeshore drive in chicago was extremely opulent and the first thing they did when they redesigned

san diego 2 people died in car accidents.>>> a 20 foot sinkhole in los angeles swallowed 2 cars on friday. it could take weeks to repair. there is the video of one of them falling in. the second car fell right there on live tv. they rescued a woman from the first car. she had minor injuries. the man in the second car got out. >>> 3 kayakers in marin county were rescued from strong wind and dangerous currents. they were counted -- camping. they tried to cross the mollusk they. the wind was too strong. rescue teams included a helicopter reached them and brought them to safety. >>> a veterans group in sonoma county is outraged after someone stole flags elsewhere -- outside their building.

the raev rainfall from san diego right up toward los angeles. we're tracking how much so-cal gets and right here across the bay area. the best date of weekend is coming up at an 5:19 tonight. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the grounds are saturated and gusty winds are leading to toppled trees all over south bay. snarling traffic and knocking out power. scott budman is live in san jose. what's the situation where you are? >> reporter: well, janelle, it has been raining steadily all day long. you combine that with very heavy winds. we've seen trees tumble into houses all day long. as strong winds blew into the south bay, tree cutters were kept busy. >> we've seen a lot of trees fall. >> reporter: this palm tree on 11th ripped into a house. it was hollowed out by bees before the storm hit. >> you know that, tree has had bees inside. so you can see the beehive. it rotted out. it's been weak for years and the wind was just so strong today it, gave out. >> reporter: while people and pets were spared injury here, this tree a few blocks away took down power lines

and the border from san diego to texas is different.e's different geography, different traditions and people, and the border, you know, just -- everything looks different. but the fact of the matter is that the border communities understand the border better than everybody else. the challenge, of course, is that the border communities have not been, have not done as well in talking about the border as everyone else. their perspective, i think, is probably undervalued and probably underrepresented in the national dialogue. and i don't quite know how that gets fixed. i mean, when you have politicians at the national level in d.c. and mexico city talking about the border, it is often the case that the things they say don't always align with the way the people in el paso, ciudad juarez, we talk about the border, people in nogales would talk about the border. and i'm not saying that's. that's wrong. i do think, though, there's an opportunity for the border constituent groups to be more vocal and more forthcoming about the things they see, th

get another backer quickly or explore a move to san diego. >> in san diego, you got the same issues why the chargers left. in san diego they tried to get a stadium built and it didn't get done so they are going to la. yeah, if you want to go back to another place where they have an stadium issue san diego would be it. >> what other options is there anything else that they could do? >> as we said before in the many moving parts, sheldon addalson was one-third of the financing. the other third after the nevada legislature approved it was going to be mark davis and the raiders coming up with the remaining third and that's not a certainty. at this point i would say that they had better find more financing in las vegas to account for that 600 million- dollars that is not there in las vegas. then comes the additional five hundred million dollars that the raiders will come up with and another thing that nobody is talking about is a five hundred million dollar relocation fee that the rams are paying and which the chargers are going to be paying. nobody is talking about that almost either. so i

dumping several inches across san diego county.d to flooding and many crashes. >>> stunning videos. a lightning strike at the seattle space needle. they happen just a few times a year. someone just happened to be taking video of the needle at the time and captured it on camera. >> it would be my luck, oh, down. no weather or thunder in our forecast? >> no. great weather. temperatures in the 50s. some spots in the six. we will talk about what to expect through the week. i'll get you out the door in about two minutes. >>> it only takes a couple minutes for your drive-through oakland. flashing lights cleared off the freeway. i'll let you know if anything else is going on as far as chp is concerned. >>> and a major presidential address tonight. donald trump will be speaking to the joint session of congress as he tries to push through his agenda. freeway. the victimys it staed with the investigation intohe crime. ==sam//vo== address to congress is nojust h. =sam/live= we have ve verage from onation' =kris/vo= >>> we have live coverage f

the lowest point total in program history for san diego.eel sorry for those guys. 27 points in an entire game? for saint mary's to go in there an do that to them? those are somebody's sons that they just embarrassed. >> san diego's shot was that like a tourism industry -- >> puts you in the mood. soften you up before the mighty blow. 71-27. >> coming back later. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half- hour a high stakes battle over the supreme court pick. how a neil gorsuch confirmation could impact cases in california. >> and later, red light camera citations skyrocket in fremont. only on "5" how the city may have set a ticket trap for drivers. ,, u-c berkeley students say they are open to the idea of having the right- wing writer milo yiannopoulos come back and give a sp >>> our top stories tonight, uc- berkeley students say they are open to the idea of having milo yiannopoulos come back and speak as long as security is stepped up. campus officials canceled his event last wednesday after riots broke out. today milo yiannopoulos said

the san diego mayor has invited the raiders to call his city home according to a newspaper there.rs drew a large amount of fans for the silver and black when they played the chargers back in december in san diego. the chargers start playing in los angeles this fall. mark davis has made it clear he wants to leave oakland because he can't get a new stadium deal. the chargers left because they couldn't get the city to replace qualcomm stadium. >> what is the mayor doing down there? trying to save his job. >> we will take anyone at this point. >> do you see davis going down there. >> i don't think. >> maybe a new stadium. >> we will see. for more on the other headlines we have been working on, let's go to dave clark in the news room. >> police in san jose investigating that city's fourth homicide of the new year. it happened last night on tully road near south king street just before 10:00. shots were fired. the police were called. investigators still out there at the scene. last night when police arrived, they found a man who had been shot at least once. he was pronounced dead there

. >>> still to come reports a businessman in san diego making a play to bring the raiders down south.and a bit of the break out there now through the evening hours, then bang, we get hit again on thursday with heavy rain and wind. >>> we're southwest, and we have one word for you... yes. ♪ yes to flying further for less. and yes to new international nonstops. that's just one more reason we're the official airline of the "yes" coast. and yes you can now fly to more of your favorite places from right here. that's transfarency. (sfx: clap, clap, ding) as we have talked about all week recent heavy rains in the bay area have caused major concerns about mudslides. >> alex savage from ktvu has more information about this home that was locked out via mudslide and they were told the area is not say. >>reporter: this home in san rafael was wiped out by the mudslide yesterday and the two homes on either side of it were red tagged that is because authorities say the hillside behind the homes is far too unstable. oversaturated with all of the rain that we have seen recently and the rain continues

. >> hoy estados unidos, celebrÓ el dÍa de los presidentes, protestando en ciudades como san diego, sania, washington y miami entre otras. mÁs de 14,000 personas de diferentes nacionalidades, se dieron cita en la plaza en nueva york para alzar sus voces. >> tenemos que cruzar el rÉgimen de trump. reportero: tambiÉn se unieronaa la manifestaciones para exigir mÁs respeto, de parte de la administraciÓn trump. aunque la mayorÍa de las marchas, transcurrieron sin problema, algunossimpatizante, dicen haber enfrentado rechazos. >> me ven con esta gorra, me quieren atacar. mientras tanto en chicago hubo una gran convocatoria enfrente de la torre trump. y marcharon por la igualdad de derechos. estoy aquÍ para apoyar los derechos de nosotras las mujeres. y para expresar oposiciÓn a la polÍtica de inmigraciÓn de trump. sin embargo, varios policÍas intervinieron en una manifestaciÓn y realizaron arrestos. el Único incidente que se reportÓ, por lo -8 personas fueron detenidas bloquean las calles enfrente de un edificio local. >>>> estÁn dando a conocer nueva informaciÓn para expulsar inmigrantes in

in the last five years, over 8,000 iraqi refugees have been resettled in the greater san diego area.t's almost 10% of total arrivals nationwide. a local resettlement agency has found abdul hamid an apartment, but it's not ready yet. and the rent is $1,500 a month, almost a quarter of a one-time allowance given to them by the state department. >> so this is where they will be staying? >> reporter: while he waits, sattar, his wife and two children are making space in their two-bedroom apartment for abdul mid's family of five. so this is your room, and now your family's going to be in here. >> yes. >> reporter: it's gong to be tight! >> yeah, i know that, but we're going to be fine, it's a temporary situation. i know it's tight, but this is what i can do and we will have fun. >> reporter: back in iraq, all is going according to plan. the family sets off on the 24- hour journey to the other side of the world. it's an emotional departure. >> ( translated ): we hope life will be better. we hope our children's education will be better. but i'm so sad that i won't be able to see my mother. >

i don't see ownership from a casino. >> commissioner saying moving to san diego is also unlikely unlessy find a way to build a stadium. >>> san francisco bar and restaurant will serve it's last drink tonight o' douls hosting a party expected to be attended by city's political leaders, meanwhile a court battle rages on. two parties not able to agree on lease terms. there's also a dispute who owns the memorabilia inside. back in a moment. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> welcome back.x a quick look at weather what to expect over next 48 hours. big change is rain fall totals half inch to one and half inch on average. south bay closer to half inch average. we'll be

. >> the san diego zoo doesn't have view of the bay. >>reporter: no. i'm not comparing. >> i feel bad for them about that. not all bad. >>reporter: it's scheduled to be finished this summer. the grizzly bears, this is where they will be in a big water pond, if you can visualize that. they will not be here for another year. don ford at the zoo kpix 5 . >> can you visualize sunshine and 70 degrees? i can't either. all i see is rain. it is coming in soon. find out which day we approach 70 degrees. bart says ridership is down. the >>> coming up, don't let the overcrowded trains full you. part says ridership is down. the surprising slump that could have commuters paying the price.>>> the markets closed up again today here is a look at the closing numbers from wall street. ,, >>> we no longer have to feel guilty when the sun is out. that's exactly what we need starting next week with we will get. it will be somewhat busy this weekend. it's the weekend and you may get some light rain on saturday. it's not raining now nor is it warm. san jose 5

she are from stanford, berkeley and a college in san diego. they claim the president's order banning travel from seven muslim countries is unconstitutional and discrimination. they say that the stanford student can no longer go to yemen to visit her husband. the student at berkeley is from iran and said his job offer in silicon valley is in danger. the san diego student who is a yemen american went outside the country to visit his family and now can't come back. the aclu is representing all three of them. >>> berkeley is known as the birth place of the free speech movement and while free speech is a basic american right there are some limitations. >> tom has more on the fall out from wednesday night a event including who may have violated that constitutional right. >> reporter: you are seeing what constitutional experts say a hecklers veto. the first amendment guarantees the right of free speech, even so-called hate speech. the categories without blanket protection include incitement to violence, true threats of violence, defamation, and child

and two others died following a traffic accident in san diego due to the wet road conditions.asters say some areas may get up to 10 inches of rain in the next few days. in sfo, where the weather is ruining thousands of people's plans for the long weekend. mroe than 150 flights delayed out of sfo.on average about 3 hours but some a matter of days, some.. a matter of days.. sot enri rodriguez we were supposed to leave friday 845 to burbank. and that was delayed. and the next available flight was tonight at 845.. but it's delayed again.the longest delays were to short distances like within califronia.. and neighboring states.in sfo, ha, k4 news. in south san francisco storms have prompted the city to ask people to adopt a storm drain. there are more than three thousand storm drains in the city, any litter or debris in those drains will wind up in colma creek and eventually in san francisco bay, so they're hoping that people will get online and sign up for a drain and clean up -- just take a couple of minutes to do it before a storm hits.the program has only been around for a coup

the rains around san diego. phoenix is going to deal with wet weather.e north, cold and snowy, depending on the elevation. seattle, chilly. 41 today. as we head into the last day of february, we kick the storm from southern california out. that will clear things out in los angeles and san diego. still dealing with snowy weather. we have to deal with severe weather this week, maybe a tornado outbreak come tuesday and wednesday in arkansas and tennessee. >> thank you. >>> police are investigating another vandalism attack at a jewish cemetery. this time, it happened in the northeast section of philadelphia. vandals knocked over and damaged hundreds of headstones into sunday. they called it a cowardly disturbing act. phillys mayor is saying they are doing whatever they can to find the perpetrators. this is a week after vandals ruined headstones near st. louis. the uk's tallest man at 7'7" tall died. he played on "game of thrones" and appeared in "x-men first class" before being an actor. he was 36 years old. >>> one sacred heart university player. he is reun

for "nightly business report" in san diego. >> president trump's comments on iran got the attention of investors today. the president said that, quote, nothing is off the table following that country's test launch of a ballistic missile. house speaker paul ryan said the u.s. should stop apiecing rooirn and many republicans would be in favor of additional sanctions. other presidents have echoed mr. trump's statement. former president obama said that military options were not off the table to prevent the country from getting a nuclear weapon. >> so with growing tensions between iran and the u.s. where are some other places around the world that you should be watching more closely? jeff kline tock joins us he's the chief global investment strategy as charles schwab and he's here to fill us in on that. >> good to see you. >> what are you watching? obviously iran was front and center in today's trading session and probably will be for some time now, but it's a big world and there are a lot of different events ta are scheduled to happen such as brexit and that. what are you watching most cle

this is at golden gate weather san diego. lindbergh field has reached their entire normal rainfall season of 10.34. everything from here on out is a bonus. from statewide we are doing well. there are a few advisories. flash flood watches or snow. into arizona. that's the bulk of the activity. southern california quieting down after the rain yesterday and we will stay on the quiet side. it's dry until the weekendw. are good through wednesday, thursday, friday. clouds start to increase friday night into saturday. partly to most thely cloudy by saturday night. up on the north coast and then by sunday admonishing we bring acies temperature in here and it should last through early after. there is a possibility of a few more systems behind that. enjoy the nice weather. you may see a change. i'm using the gsf for the forecast model. on the rainfall totals. the euro is much weaker for those who follow that kind of stuff. nothing heavy but increasing north of santa rosa. maybe it changed by the weekend. until then sun and warmer tempe

chris martinez, cbs news, san diego. >> wow!ell, the san diego opera is building the props for town square. the facility is expected to open to alzheimer's patients next year. they hope to expand the project to other facilities across the country. what a great program! >> yeah, you wonder if someday they'll do something with virtual reality! >> i wouldn't doubt it. absolutely! >> interesting project! >>> for us, tomorrow morning we'll start out the workweek with mostly sunny skies. none of this is amounting to much. as we look at the golden gate bridge live, a few showers tonight. temperatures will be on the chilly side. high def doppler is showing we have some widely scattered showers moving onshore right now. moving up the golden gate bridge. low pressure moving ashore between the washington-oregon border. and with that, overnight showers will get clearing skies ahead in the week. but in the meantime, you can see tonight we have widely scattered showers in the forecast. at midnight, a little bit here and a little there. it's b

there is still a flood warning for the san diego river.e of that heavy rain yesterday picked up three quarters of an inch. now the seasonal total, they passed yesterday of ten and a third. all the way down to saying we are getting good rain and winter storm warnings out for the mountains. flagstaff tuesday until five. good snow newspaper the mountains and temperatures starting to top. 49 las vegas, 30 flagstaff. still on the mild side for some but 54 san diego. we will have mostly clear skies. a few clouds in the afternoon but a lot of sun. little cold this morning. we will have up ear's and low 60's and the more of the same each wednesday. slowly warmer, increasing clouds on saturday and rain on sunday. >>> enjoy that mild afternoon though until then. thank you steve. >> 4:18 is the time right now. tekada has plead guilty to fraud and agreed to pay a billion dollars in penalties. they tried to cover up a deadly defect that contributed to the death of at least 16 people. the company admitted to hiding problems that can cause inflaters to e

most recently after the san diego chargers moved up to los angeles. goodell also has concerns about raiders investors in vegas saying he doesn't believe casino moguls speaking about sheldon adelson can be part owners in an nfl team. >> what we have always said it we need to make sure that there's a fine line between team sports gambling and the nfl. we want to protect the integrity of our game and that's the line we'll always do. >> another blow to the move happened yesterday when nevada democratic leaders threatened to cut some public funding for the new vegas stadium. that was after adelson withdrew his $650 million stadium investment on monday. now, remember, the city of oakland still negotiating with hall of famer ronnie lott. his investment group wants to lease the coliseum site and then build a new stadium for the raiders there. and there are reports san diego city leaders have expressed interest in having the raiders move there. liz? >> all right, thank you. >>> later on this year, get ready for derek carr versus tom brady in mexico city. the n

joining me now is sean moran, a border patrol agent in san diego, and spokesman for the border patrol union. mr. moran, thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be here, thank you. >> how is the new directive of the homeland security department affect how you do your work? >> the biggest changes we're going to see, one, the hiring of 5,000 new border patrol agents to supplement our operations. and then also, the changes in policy, most notably what is termed as catch-and-release where the vast majority of people we apprehend are allowed to stay in the united states. >> they're allowed to remain in the united states pending their immigration hearings, correct? >> in some cases. some they are released because they're not deemed a priority for removal under obama era policies. so that's going to change where we will be able to remove them, and have them brought back to their country of origin. >> you've been a border patrol agent for 20 years. how does the trump administration and the way it's been carrying out its policies on immigration affect you and your ability to do your work, and

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joining me now is sean moran, a border patrol agent in san diego, and spokesman for the border patrol union. mr. moran, thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be here, thank you. >> how is the new directive of the homeland security department affect how you do your work? >> the biggest changes we're going to see, one, the hiring of 5,000 new border patrol agents to supplement our operations. and then also, the changes in policy, most notably what is termed as catch-and-release where the vast majority of people we apprehend are allowed to stay in the united states. >> they're allowed to remain in the united states pending their immigration hearings, correct? >> in some cases. some they are released because they're not deemed a priority for removal under obama era policies. so that's going to change where we will be able to remove them, and have them brought back to their country of origin. >> you've been a border patrol agent for 20 years. how does the trump administration and the way it's been carrying out its policies on immigration affect you and your ability to do your work, and