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coast of madagascar provide a blueprint for ocean sustainability and community building, while in san diego, scaalability is the goalal as researchers work to build the first open-ocean fish farm in the united states.. [film adadvance clicking] [man speaking foreign language] [applause] >> [shouts in foreign language] rasolonaina: [shouts in foreign language] [[indistinct conversatation] [indistinct conversation] [siren] [film advance clicks] [siren] [indistinct conversation] narrator: in madagascar, the villages of velondriake have found that local marine regulations are pushing people towards a sustainable future of aquaaculture, while in s san di, california, innovation is outpacing federal laws and threatening the local fishing culture. [film adadvance cllicks] [indistinct conversation] dadavid: i grerew up fishihing.e mymy first tununa trip whehen i9 years old. i'd get out of school earrly, you know, during the summerers to go fishing with my dad, , and then my y son nick, e loved fifishing sinince he wasas little, too. nick: immediately when i was born, like, i knew. like, i diddn't t

national oceanic and atmospheric administration in san diego california her main partner there and so rowe has braccio who heads up the mexican project is equally passionate about saving the key to losing the key to know in a way this just a minute eunice a masterpiece if someone destroys the chick on the or. whatever the world be expecting is that nothing is going to change you're going to wake up in the morning you're going to help but the world is going to be poorer in many many ways and i think that just. i think where enzo and i always thought we could save them you know we knew it was one issue it was throughout was and we thought we could change it yeah and it's. it's a hard thing to to see you know hot it's not happening. so what is killing the vicky according to scientists the main culprit is gill nets used to capture and another endangered species found the gulf of california a fish named the twelve cording to the environmental investigation agency demand for to can be traced to china bird has sold illegally and we took off about the concorde which is also in southern china

recorrer por autopistalas 17 millas de distancia hasta el edificio de migraciÓn en el centro de san diegoso no significa que ya te dieron el asilo. significa que diste suficiente razÓn para presentar un caso completo enfrente de un juez de migraciÓn. jaime: esta abogada seÑala que para los que son transportados hasta el edificio de migraciones san diego a un su tiempo en detenciÓn es incierto. >> es muy probable que al padre lo detengan. jaime: agrega que a los hombres solos se los podrÁ enviar a centros de detenciÓn de ice. este es el centro de detenciÓn

este es el centro de detenciÓn de ice mÁs prÓximo a la frontera san diego a donde pueden ser enviadosolicitan asilo para esperar su audiencia entre un wesh de migraciÓn. en una de las cortes de migraciÓn que se encuentranadentro de este lugar. >> pero como estÁs detenido, esos casos van mÁs rápido. jaime: son consideradas conmociones para deportar rÁpidamente o presentar cargos criminales contra los que no tengan un fuerte caso de asilo o mientan en el proceso. >> hay un cargo criminal bajo la ley federal que es mentir a oficiales. patricia: entre los mÉtodos del gobierno de donald trump para disuadir a ciudadanos o centroamericanos de emigrar a estados unidos existe uno muy grÁfico. se trata de vÍdeos grabados en simulacros para mostrar los riesgos que se corren cruzando ilegalmente la frontera desde mÉxico.. dulce: este es el momento en que un equipo especializado de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza realiza un rescate en las Áridas tierras del desierto. arizonalos uniformados dan los primeros auxilios y lo trasladan vÍa aÉrea a un hospital cercano. la demostraciÓn y simulacro es pa

he said san diego county wants the wall and immediately that turn the attention to san diego county officialso has had a border wall in place in congress, they approve funding in 2017, 2018 for 14 miles where we have temporary fencing to put in permanent structures. make no mistake, our border wall has protected our citizenry. they continue to be stopped on public safety which is having an impact in san diego county. charles: i also read once the walls put in place the economies on both sides actually blossomed that it was beneficial to both sides. >> our relationship with mexico is really strong. we are a welcoming county. for people who want to respect our laws and follow the process. >> and got another one for you. what to think about these numbers? >> i'm headed to see president trump next week. i'm meeting with the attorney general and homeland security. part of a team of 15 elected officials representing california as the largest county and we are providing a narrative of the impact of the sanctuary laws, the dangerous impact of these lots in san diego alone, the inability of our local

jaime: en san diego, california, jaime garcÍa.colÁs maduro dijo que quiere evitar que llegue a la presidencia alguien que le diera sus riquezas a estados unidos. dijo que no le importa si la uniÓn europea y estados unidos reconocer su victoria electoral. nicolÁs maduro: si algÚn dÍa llega un gobierno que pretende entregar las riquezas, yo serÍa el primero en hacer esta revoluciÓn por el pueblo. a maduro no lo van a reconocer en el mundo, ¿quÉ carajo me importa, si me reconoce el noble pueblo de venezuela? ¿quÉ me importa lo que digo sin ton? --- lo que diga washington? jorge: acusÓ a los candidatos henri falcÓn y javier bert uche. una persona resultÓ herida en un tiroteo en nashville, tennessee. el mall fue evacuado mientras se investiga el incidente. policÍa de miami fue relevado de sus funciones despuÉs que patera la cabeza a un sospechoso, quien yacÍa dominado en el piso por otro agente. el hombre al parecer conducÍa un hombre robado. la persona que firmÓ la escena la publicÓ en las redes sociales. los maestros de arizona anunc

in san diego, san diego wants the wall.the wall, we don't have an advocate. if we don't give them the wall, they are going to be putting a lot of pressure on governor moonbeam in california. but you know what i did? something i would normally not do, it means in life, i'm getting nicer asi it means in life, i'm getting nicer as i get older. i said, let's build the wall for san diego, so we are building them the wall. i shouldn't have done it. actually, i sort of changed my mind after we started. i called my people and said, how much would it cost to stop building the wall in san diego so they go out and advocate for us because they are desperate for the wall because they don't like people running over their front yards and all of the problems, including, by the way, massive amounts of crime. i said, how much would it cost to stop? i'm in the construction business, that's what i do best. they said, sir, it would cost approximately $7 million to stop. that's not big numbers when we talk about numbers. $7 million to stop and r

>> it's going. >> they want it so badly in san diego. they wanted it so badly. and i said if we build it, we will lose a big constituency because there won't be anybody saying we want the wall. but we had to build it. i know they're very happy about it. >> i would like to share with you a story. because sometimes the issue is really important and the family reached out to me. and i brought with me one single photo on that plane since 3,000 faxes were hard to carry. alexander was gunned down by an illegal immigrant who had previously been deported. now, as the family picks up the pieces of lives that have been shattered, his killer lives openly and freely in a mow testimony -- motel. now, it's really interesting what is happening in san diego with our borders, because we've created a situation where governor brown makes san diego a great place to commit a crime. because you have options. you can either be across the border in a matter of minutes and shielded by mexico. or you have the option of simply staying put shielded by the governor. there are options, but t

and we will have a lot of people happy in san diego. we have, i think the numbers coming out from the economy and e what is going on, they are extraordinary. the stock market is almost up 35% from the election but the companies are doing doing better than that and ready to rock. the conference we had yesterday was a very important one. you look at the deal we had with iran, it was a one-sided dial that was going to lead to nuclear proliferation all over the middle east and they were talking about it. it was going to lead to it. they were all very happy of what i did. it was a one-sided deal that we innt $1 poun billion in cash getting done and it was not good and not appropriate and see how we do with iran. probably we won't do very well them but that's ock too. they have to understand life. because i don't think they understand what is going on. emen and all the places, it is bedla mmp and death. we can't allow it to happen. e have terminated a terrible deal that should have never ever been made. and we will put among the strongest san

san diego has asked us to go forward with their section of the wall in california. rather than not doing that and letting them a lot before us whether governor, we decided to do it, and we will have a little bit less of a lobby but a lot of people happy in san diego. we have, i think the numbers coming out from the economy and see what is going on, they are extraordinary. the stock market is almost up 35% from the election, but i think companies are doing even better than that. they are ready to rock. the conference we had yesterday was a very important one. you look at the deal we had with iran, it was a one-sided dial that ultimately was going to lead to nuclear proliferation all over the middle east and they were talking about it. other countries were talking about it. it was going to lead to that. they are all very happy at what i did. it was a one-sided deal that was bent $150 billion and $1.8 billion in cash on getting done. and it was not good, it was not appropriate. even see how we do with iran. we probably won't do very well with them, but that is ok too.

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we have areas in san diego that are going up very rapidly. we could have waited and we would have had tremendous support to build the wall because they wanted it very badly in san diego. we decided to go forward instead. we've made a lot of progress on the wall, but now we are going for additional funding and we need the wall for protection of our country. also for keeping the drugs out. very effective, probably the most effective thing. with that, i think maybe what i will do is we will go around the room and each of the governors can say a few words, talk about the border, talk about crime or any other subject he would like. mr. governor. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for having me to the white house tonight. i want to say thank you to secretary nielsen for coming to visit our border and i think secretary nielsen was able to see how wide open and unprotected our border is in southern arizona and the flow of not only illegal drugs, but human trafficking that comes over that border and i'm hopeful we can have some productive discussi

. >>> attorney general jeff sessions will talk about immigration enforcement later today in san diego. that visit comes about a week after hundreds of central american migrants traveled to the u. s. border seeking asylum after a month-long caravan. sessions called the caravan a deliberate attempt to undermine american laws. he pledged to send more immigration judges to the border to resolve cases, if needed. the washington post said they worried it would hurt her reputation and the cia. democrats say she should be disqualified because she was in charge of a detention site in thailand where suspects were

and once again her san diego relatives loaded into cars around midnight and drove the 8 hours north toncisco bay. "dateline" was there, watching, as they gathered for a morning briefing to prepare them for the long day of searching ahead. >> if you take nothing else away from this presentation, take this portion right here, okay? every single search that we put you on today, tomorrow, we consider a potential crime scene. >> reporter: the police suggested a zone to be searched. but that's all about all the information they provided. >> we don't know exactly why but they say it's based on all the evidence in their timeline, they believe that something might have happened in this area. >> reporter: the area -- a narrow canyon in the hills east of the san francisco bay. as the search party made its way up the canyon, they tied off, here and there, pink ribbons. >> we've got a system of tape marking that we use and we report in to the investigators and they follow up. everything we're doing here is to support the police effort in bringing back michelle. >> reporter: a complication -- this a

sobre el comenetario de j jerrybrown, que aseugro guro e recibido tres mil correos de t votantes en san diegondo u unirse a la demanda. >> el mismo argumento que pre n presepre presento el 17 de abril luego u que el ocndadcondado tomara l s decision, pero es pueso en dto a para los activistas pues estos no representaria la mayoria de la sciudadannia y su pensar >> no es lo que la mayoria de los sandieguitnos piesnsan >> chirlas afbre una nueva of n oficina en washington dc para p apoyar a migrantes, y seguiral a apoyando legislaciones en apoyo de estas personas, >> tambien van a establecer una manera en que podamos facilitar la comunicacion entre comunidad y congresistas >> tambien una meta es ayudar a daca, chirla se ha enfocado en r registrar 11 mil nuevos votantes y tambien que residentes se le legalizan, y esperan ofrecer r servicios para la comunidad mi migrantes >> son 300 jueces que se dedi r dedicaran a crimenes de los m migratorios >> esto posucede ent la contr s controversia donde trumdonald t llamo a los migrantes a animales >> el dijo y aclaro que se re r refer referia a la pandil

. >> una familia en san diego pero un error impidió sus planes, telemundo 48 responden solo minutos.eza . >> al reservar el hotel se equivocaron de la fecha y se percataron después, vean cómo los ayudamos . >> san diego una bella ciudad que anhelaban visitar, reservaron su hotel . >> cuando lo hicimos nos equivocamos en la fecha, era para un fin de semana siguiente . >> pasaron tres horas cuando se percataron . >> la empresa mando un correo y que se comunicaría con ella en cuestión de días pero no fue así. ella volvió a llamarlos y la respuesta no fue alentadora . >> me dijeron que fue mi problema y que no haría nada . >> entonces fue cuando contacte a telemundo para que me ayudaran . >> y así lo hicimos, un representante se comunicó con ella . >> nos ofrecía que nada más nos daban un cupón como para que nosotros ya no dijéramos nada, lo cual no era justo porque habíamos pagadto

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they've been waiting at the mexican border crossing near san diego for more than 30 hours. but the logjam finally appears to be over, and some of their cases are now being considered. this morning the first migrants in a caravan from central america are now being processed for asylum. they're part of a group that traveled 2,000 miles to seek safety in the united states. adolfo flores, a reporter with buzzfeed, was with the caravan for the journey. >> i was on the train with a bunch of many families and it was cold, it was really hot, they did not wwant to be there but they knew this was better than what they were leaving so they were doing it. >> reporter: 150 migrants reached the tijuana/san diego border on sunday, an official entry point where asylum seekers can plead their case. when they arrived border officials said the port was at capacity, but overnight a small group of women and children were the first to be selected for processing. [ speaking a foreign language ] mari martinez left her country five years ago and said her family of nine including a daughter in a whe

that's where a san diego-based biotech company, renew biopharma, may have found a solution. there are numerous companies performing similar research in regards to the therapeutic properties of cbd, but they all involve the extraction from a cannabis plant. that's where renew separates itself. renew is working on isolating and refining the cbd molecule outside of the plant itself. the idea, to increase the potency. think of it as a super cbd. >> there is no thc. there is no other plant derivatives coming through. >> reporter: ceo michael mendez foresees the day when athletes will take preventive measures for their brain as they're already doing for other parts of the body. >> we think we can develop a therapeutic that's going to be a preventive. >> prevent concussions. >> prevent it so that you go into the game like you tape your ankles, like you put on your helmet. >> reporter: that's the long-term goal, but more immediate, a treatment for the serious symptoms associated with chronic concussions. >> we develop molecules that just stop the progression. in between i think ther

we are in san diego, here's a case study, san diego wants the wall.aid to my people, here is the if we give them the wall, we don't have an advocate. and if we don't give the wall to our going to put a lot of pressure on the governor in california. you know what i did? something i normally would not do, which means i am getting nicer as i get older. [laughter] i said let's build a wall for san diego, so we are building a wall. i shouldn't have done it, i should have changed my mind after we started. i called my people and asked how much it would cost to stop building the wall in san diego? and advocate for us because they are desperate for anyone because they don't like people running over their front yards and all of the problems, including massive amounts of crime. i said how much would it cost to stop the construction? they got back to me and said, sir, it would cost approximately $7 million to stop. that is not big numbers when you hear about the numbers we talk about, $7 million to stop and restart at a later date. i said i can't do that the amer

jaime: en san diego california, jaime garcÍa.ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. compremos ese. ¿y el de dragon's blood? te apuesto que sabe a cereza... ¡aye! la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. porque esa es su intencíon. ¿quieres? sure. enrique: en un comunicado, autoridades mexicanas informaron que el aviÓn que se estrellÓ hoy en cuba contaba con una tripulaciÓn. dijeron que eran cinco, en realidad son seis los mexicanos. entre los tres sobre vivientes hospitalizados, no se encuentran en un miembro de esta tripulaciÓn. alejandro nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. alejandro: marÍa daniela, a miguel hernÁndez y beatriz limÓn son tres de los seis tripulantes de aviÓn que se estrellÓ. amigos y familiares acudieron a la sede de la empresa en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> no tengo palabras. estoy muy triste, estamos de lut

san diego, they wanted it so badly. i said if we build it, we will lose a big constituency, because there won't be anybody saying we want the wall. but we had to build it. i know they're happy about it. >> i would like to share with you a story. sometimes -- issue is really important and a family reached out to me and i brought with me one single photo on the plane with the 3,000 emails is little difficult to carry. that photo was last photo taken of 27-year-old alexander mason, who was gunned down by an illegal immigrant who had previously been deported. now as the family picks up the pieces of their lives that have been shattered, his kill lives openly and freely in tijuana motel. now it is really interesting what is happening in san diego with our borders because, we've created a situation where governor brown

dulce: la universidad de california en san diego tendrÁ que pagar una multa por haber discriminado ados, asÍ lo decidiÓ el departamento de justicia. >> esto va a servir como ejemplo para esos empleadores que quieren aprovecharse de sus trabajadores. dulce: la universidad pidiÓ a un grupo de trabajadores inmigrantes reestablecer su autorizaciÓn de empleo despuÉs de que sus documentos habÍan expirado. prÁctica que esta experta en materia de inmigraciÓn considera ilegal. >> la compaÑÍa donde estÁ trabajando no puede preguntarle el estatus de inmigraciÓn o sisa se -- si ya se le terminÓ el programa que le estÁ dando un edificio. dulce: la ley de inmigraciÓn y nacionalidad otorga la protecciÓn en contra de la discriminaciÓn basado en el estatus migratorio y origen nacional. >> no puede preguntarle cÓmo agarrÓ su permiso de trabajo o cÓmo agarró su residencia. dulce: la universidad de california en san diego tambiÉn tendrÁ que proveer entrenamientos para el personal de recursos humanos sobre esta ley y estarÁ bajo la supervisiÓn del departamento de justicia. la universidad acordÓ pagar una

attorney general jeff sessions arrives in san diego. kpix 5's ann maco vehicle on what is -- mccovich reports. >> reporter: sessions' visit comes about a week after hundreds of central american migrants traveled to the u.s. border seeking asylum following a month-long caravan. president trump and his administration have tracked the caravan and called it proof that more must be done to secure the border with mexico, including building a wall. attorney general sessions announced last week that the u.s. is sending 25 assistant united states attorneys to the border to prosecute illegal entries into our country. >> we are not going to let this country be overwhelmed. people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border. we need illegality and integrity in the system. >> reporter: 18 immigration judges will be sent to the border to process claims. congress hasn't approved the estimated $73 million for president trump's proposed border wall, but last year, the president signed an executive order using existing money to jump start s

overall, satellite radar showing the moisture long gone, it is moving south in places like la, san diego could get raindrops, las vegas as well. the winds are picking up west northwest winds at 15 miles per hour downtown san francisco 14, oakland at five, antioch 12, now that the system is moving out, we will see more of this, a good-looking week. blue skies across the bay, temperatures rising. livermore 64, san jose 63, temperatures will be above average today, clear conditions over berkeley and temperatures will be above average for san francisco and oakland. 73 expected for san jose, concorde 76, further east the warmer it will be. down to the south, temperatures in the low to mid 70s. compare that to the cooler conditions and temperatures will hang around the low 60s. fairfield, pittsburgh and antioch, 80 degrees. sausalito 67, sonoma and napa in the low 80s as well. sunset happening tonight at 8 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 6:12 am, here's what's going on. this ridge of high pressure will bring us sunshine and warmer weather. the 7-day forecast will show you the impact of that ridge. loo

en san diego california, dulce castellanos. ilia: la audiencia ha tenido una variante.ues de el 911 pidiÓ a un juez que le permita compartir una declaraciÓn, aparentemente les relacionada pero su peticiÓn no ha sido resuelta. el temas de las torturas fue mencionado en la audiencia. varias personas fueron expulsadas del lugar, porque protestaban contra la nominaciÓn. dos jÓvenes mexicanos, hijos de un padre estadounidense, fueron arrestados por inmigraciÓn estaban en el campo agrÍcola donde trabaja su progenitor. con fran arrestados, el padre no se encontraba en el campo pero pidiÓ al agente por telÉfono que lo esperara para explicarle que sus hijos tienen estatus. el oficial se los llevo de:. -- de todos modos. pero rojas tiene mÁs. pedro: simÓn rodrÍguez, ciudadano estadounidense, denuncia que sus hijos, emilio y simÓn rodrÍguez, fueron detenidos por un agente de ice sin permitir demostrar su estatus migratorio. la acciÓn, cuenta como ocurriÓ el martes 1 de mayo cuando los dejÓ laborando junto a otros empleados tras Él realizaba una diligencia de trabajo. >> no se iden

we're in san diego. here's a case study. san diego wants the wall. said to my people, here's the bad news. if we give them the wall, we don't have an advocate. if we don't give them the wall, they're going to be putting a lot of pressure on governor moonbeam in california, right? but you know what i did? something that i normally wouldn't do, which means in life i'm getting nicer as i get older. i said, let's build the wall for san diego. so we're billing them the wall. i shouldn't have done it. actually, i sort of changed my mind after we started. i called my people. i said how much would it cost to stop building the wall in san diego so they go out and advocate for us because they're desperate for their wall because they don't like people running over their front yards and all of the problems, right? including, by the way, massive amounts of crime. i said how much would it cost to stop. i'm in the construction business. this is what i do best. they got back to me. they said sir, it will cost approximately $7 million to stop. that's not big numbers

fin de semana despuÉs que representantes del partido republicano lo echaron de su convenciÓn en san diego la senadora y 10 por arriba de kevin de leÓn >>> >> me llaman nazi. >> en su pÁgina web, aboga que puedan ocupar el 2%. >> equivalentes segÚn dice a su poblaciÓn en los estados unidos. >> (hablando en inglÉs) para tener un futuro tenemos que votar en bloque. >> marchan en agosto pasado por charlotte, carolina del norte, en consignas en contra de los judÍos. >> pero dicen que solamente esÁa tratando de proteger el futuro de su raza y compara su campaÑa con la de trump, quiÉn dice que tambiÉn fue inicialmente ridiculizado. >> (hablando en inglÉs) >>> primero se rÍen de nosotros y ahora nos temen. >> este candidato nunca ha estado involucrado con el partida y descartÓ la metodologÍa la encuesta. >> ni la senadora ni kevin de leÓn respondieron sobre un comentario de la campaÑa. >> precauciÓn si utiliza la autopista 101 hoy algunos carriles estarÁn cerrados para el trÁnsito vehicular. >> el tramo entre la avenida. >> se verÁ afectado a partir de las 9 de la noche pero a media noche. >> tod

. >>> jeff sessions is headed to san diego this afternoon. part of a two-state swing to talk about immigration and enforceable. kpix 5 is in the news room with more. >>> he's traveling with the director of immigration and customs enforcement. and this morning, the attorney general spoke in arizona. >> the border is not open. the border is not open. don't come unlawfully. >> speaking at a conference of law enforcement officials the u.s. attorney general reiterated his disdain for sanctuary jurisdiction whose policies prohibit local law enforcement from helping or sharing information with federal immigration officials. california became a sanctuary state this year. and today sessions vowed to continue the trump administration's legal fight against it. >> we're not going to put up with it. we're going to fight it as hard as we can. and we're going to call on the people of these jurisdictions to ask their leaders what are you doing? do you not believe in law? do you believe that all you have to do is get into america unlawful hi and never to the

he was kicked out of the gop convention in san diego yesterday. patrick little was standing on the is really black before spitting on it. he was told he was not welcome because of his hate speech. he is in second place behind senator dianne feinstein. >>> the state republican party is divided and is not backing anyone for governor. the top two republican candidates are sending be spent john cox and orange county citizen. despite getting compassionate speeches, neither got the party's endorsement. >> it's republican state is as evenly split as they are now, you will see two democrats emerge in the primary. some people are are great that could have driven his impact on the turnout in the fall. >> both candidates are expected to move forward without the endorsement. cox released a statement saying he still believes he is the best to take on the democratic front-runner. >>> and anti-trump mural in southern california is making waves across the country. is president trump with his head on a spear. the colorful mural surrounds a public charter school in

san diego businessman john cox got 55% of the vote. less than the 60% needed to get the endorsement. travis allen got 40% of the vote. 4% voted for no endorsement. that means the state gop might not be able to advance a candidate to the general election. the primary election is not far away, june 5th. only the two top finishers in the primary, regardless of party, go on to the november general election. which means the race for governor could be between the two top democratic finishers. also state republicans worry if there is no gop candidate at the top of the ticket for governor, that might dampen republican voter turnout in turn giving democrats a better chance of picking up key house seats in the mid-term election. >> thank you. >>> on tuesday night, we are partnering with the silicon valley community foundation for an exclusive debate. it will air state wide. six of the top candidates will be with us. you can watch it right here. it will be moderated by chuck todd. chuck and raj will be asking questions to the candidates. if you h

border near san diego. >> after they have suffered and the strength they have together, i'm outraged the u.s. government -- we are a beacon of hope for these type of people and now that we are denying them is despicable. >> she does not believe custom and border protection officials are at capacity. >> that's a violation of u.s. and international human rights law. everyone is fearing violence in the country has a right to seek asylum in the united states i want to. >> the group travel to tijuana to have legal advice to the migrants. explaining them -- to them the process of asylum in the u.s.. >> this is my colleague who went down with an unaccompanied minor. >> many families are fleeing violence in central america mostly honduras. the group is not giving up. >> it was amazing to see the determination of everyone down there. >> our time is 4:08 am. four lanes on interstate 80 in fairfield are open get after crash injured for people and a chp officer. it happened before 4 pm yesterday in the eastbound direction of interstate 80 before red top road. the crash crippled the evening commu

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>> reporter: this weekend in san diego, it was the gop's turn to rally around a single candidate in the race for california governor. conservatives looked charged up for the future of the party and its candidate. >> the last years of jerry brown and his family running the state into the ground are at an end. >> reporter: but even after speeches filled with optimism, republicans did not endorse a candidate in the california governor's race. john cox received 55.3 percent of the vote. travis allen received 43. cox still called the outcome a win saying he energized by the percentage. 55 percent and feeling great. allen tweeted john cox fails to buy the california republican endorsement. democrats suffered a similar outcome at their convention in february, none of the four major candidates got the endorsement. republicans are facing the pressure statewide and nationally. >> it's an opportunity for california republicans to come out and give a real strong message of what we stand for. >> reporter: political experts suggests that the threat of losing to house to democrats in the midterms is r

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this time, they were joined by kari, whose daughter was killed in san diego two years earlier.rmed an organization. she brought her search dog with her, a search dog in training. >> she was acting weird, jumping all over the place, barking. she took off from me and ran. i started running after her. she comes back and jumps up and takes off again. i followed her. she was standing still. so, i reached down to put her leash on and noticed twine, rope, sticking out of the ground and bones next to it. >> it was the skeletal remains of a young women, unidentified. michelle's cousin, christine was at the command center. >> i remember the search director, rob dennis took a break and said we'll be right back. he never leaves the search center. he left. i was like oh, something must haveappened. they must have found something. going out and looking at, you know, some random evidence they found. >> then her phone rang. a reporter with a tip from someone in the search party. >> they told me, oh, i heard they found michelle's body, can you comment on that? and, i just started shaking. i tol

the california republicans held their state party convention in san diego over the weekend. they heard from their two leading candidates for governor and supporters who lobbied delegates. despite all that the party failed to make an endorsement for a gubernatorial candidate. san diego businessman john cox we're told got 55% of the vote, less than the 60% needed to get the party's endorsement. assemblyman travis alem of huntington beach got 40% of the vote and 4% of the delegates voted for no endorsement. that split means the state gop might not be able to advance a candidate to the general election. the primary election is june 5th. only the top two finishers in that primary regardless of party go on to the november general election. that means race for governor could be between the two top democratic finishers. also, state republicans worry if there is no gop candidate at the top of the ticket for governor, it might dampen republican voter turnout in turn giving democrats a better chance of picking up key house seats in the midterm elections. nbc bay area. >> thanks very mu

. >> he's going to be speaking in san diego. joined by immigration and customs enforcement director thomas holman. sessions' visit comes about a week after hundreds of central american migrants traveled to the u.s. border seeking asylum following a month-long caravan. president trump and his administration have tracked that caravan calling it proof that more needs to be done to secure the border between mexico. attorney general sessions announced last week the u.s. is sending 25 u.s. assistant attorneys to the border to process illegal entry into the country. >> we are not going to let this country be overwhelmed. people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede -- stampede our border rnchts sessions also -- >> sessions said 18 immigration judges would be sent to the border to process claims. more than 400 national guard members have arrived this month to patrol the border. >>> while the trump administration is often at odds with the state of california, they do have allies in san diego. the county is backing the feds in a