for more on this jam-packed gubernatorial race, steve patterson joins me from san diego. steve? >> reporter: ali, great breakdown of what's happening congressionally. i want to get to that in a minute. in relation to the governor's race and the connective tissue there. but first, take a look around me here. this is where all the ballots are going to be tallied in san diego county, kind of a cool look at democracy in action. speaking, though, of that process, as you mentioned, things around here a little bit different in california, specifically when you're talking about that top two primary system. that not only arveffects those house races, bit affects the governor's race. in those house races, democrats are worried they think it's going to fragment the vote. too many players in the same pool. with the republicans, they're looking more existentially, the top of the ticket. they're looking at that u.s. house race, which seems to be top two democrat, and the democrats' race, where the republicans are dumping money into that race, make sure that is the same outcome. right now lieu

for 50 years, san diego debated. should it stay downtown or should we move it to miramar air force base. wasng the iraq war a vote taken. marines made it clear they did not want to give up miramar. so the decision was taken. i was fortunate enough to get involved with jurisdictions that were required to make a change to this little san diego .irport, lindbergh field we were sitting out there and the airport authority came out with a plan to build out the gates and so on. someone said, what are you going to do when you run out of capacity at this airfield with a single runway? had a greathower line, he said, when you can't solve a problem make it bigger. biggerade the problem because 15 or 16 miles away is an airport that has runway with capacity for several runways parallel to the border and that started the process of building the bridge across the fence. it took seven years. i think there were a lot of -- the onlymothers credit i give myself as i was the forest gone who managed to be at the import authority and the

. >> i'm actually in san diego southern california in the new state. but normally in hollywood. i'm coming from san diego >> this guy put out a itiative and split up californian three different northernifornia capitalsan frano and who knows and southern california san diego and sliver of californiaa where would be. i'm curious from your perspective why somebody would nd what youthis think about this as a viabl idea or at least not vble but goo or bad idea. >>> absolely. think people are doing it because raey're fted with the rulingatemocratic party that basicallyoe doessomely whatever they fwhapt california. highaxes, high regulatio, unmroylt, high housing costs. you know to the place.s a disaster i don't personally think it's splitting up thta s is best way to do it officially. hover as a protest movie thinkt's actually something that can really get people's attention. it's getting us to now talk on tv here about perilless state of what is not the goldend state how disastertive it is here. it's great. do i not thihi that t will pass. >> we have -- it's election year out there a

laura ingraham is at the border crossing right outside of san diego. i was outside of the border of san diego, there was a tunnel from mexico dug to an office building in the u.s. >> laura: good evening from the border area. absolutely. i'm laura ingraham. this is the "ingraham angle." we're coming to you live outside of the u.s./mexico border. the "angle" is here you can you can see -- here so you can see for yourselves what is going on here. we'll show you how the trump administration is actually trying to protect these children and give you a look at their real living conditions. we'll also get the inside story from active border agents putting their lives on the line and cracking done on the human smugglers who are also putting these children in grave danger. and meanwhile, democrats give away their game, this is great, by turning down legislative fixes. who would want to fix this, proving they'd rather hurt the president than help the children. plus newt gingrich taps into his historical knowledge, reveals why the left is so willing to jump to hys

aseguran que estÁ provocando el miedo a las comunidades latinas de san diego en california.de civil agarmujer en un restaurante de comida mexicana. quienes grabaron el vÍdeo aseguran que la mujer fue detenida por su perfil racial y no fue hasta que empezaron a grabar, que los agentes la dejaron en paz. >>gente unida, gente organizada y que estaba dispuesta a ser testigos y no estaba dispuesta a ser incriminado. jorge: los agentes en ningÚn momento ganÓ la razón por la que serÍa detenida. >>hostigando, intimidando con su desmesurada presencia y empezaron a detener a nuestra compaÑera, no dejÁndola salir. jorge: la patrulla fronteriza por medio de un comunicado dijo "la acciórÓn onsable calmó nasituaciÓn. el vÍdeo muestra el profesionalismo de los agentes fronterizos que realizan un gran trabajo protegiendo este paÍs, incluso frente a personas como estas". la preocupaciones que este tipo de acciones se han repetido a lo largo y ancho de san diego, pero no han quedado grabadas en vÍdeo. defensores de los inmigrantes aseguran que los operativos son constantes en las comunidades

it's not just san diego city, it's the county as well and tijuana thinking of each other as a metro region that's stronger together. they can compete with l.a. and san francisco. there's a little bit of that in there as well. when you begin to think of them as a metro region. san diego is not the third city of california, it's one of the top tier a city. antonio, tell us about one of these other -- we'll talk immigration in a moment, tell us a little bit about mexican investment in the u.s., one of the more unusual stories that we've seen and one that we all knew that nafta was going to unleash investment in mexico and it was a piece of what the mexican government at the time in the middle of a stagnant economy in the late '80s and 90s wanted to generate investment in mexico and that worked. there's a lot of american investment in mexico, g.e. and now walmart. you see american companies everywhere. one of the untold stories is the last ten to 12 years, we've seen enormous about of mexican investments in the united states and one of the stories -- the book starts with hazelton, pennsylvania

claire richardson is in san diego california near the u.s. by xico border she's been gauging reaction to trump's policy reversal. the majority of americans have never supported the idea of separating children from their parents when they cross the u.s. border so you can imagine that this reversal has been very welcome here indeed now the immigration rights organizations that i've been speaking to here in san diego say that it doesn't go far enough they want to see more comprehensive reform to the immigration system they want to see an end to the war on drugs that they say fuels instability and drives people up to the border and they say that they want to silence seekers it to be seen as people who are fleeing a terrible violence not as criminals who need to be locked up they say that one a silver lining of all of this is that outside of latino communities in the united states perhaps it has raised public awareness of the plight of these people and they hope that that will translate into more comprehensive immigration reform if you don't just

laura, she calls meehanity, ingraham, is at the border crossing outside san diego i was there in san diego at the border and there was a tunnel that had been dug from mexico, up into an office building, a particular office, that i saw. how you doing on the road? >> laura: fantastic, sean. big show tonight to report. you had a fantastic show as always. thanks so much. >> sean: have a great, safe trip. >> laura: good evening from the border trip, i'm laura ingraham, just south of san diego. "the angle" is here so you can see for yourselves what is really going on here. during this emotionally charged crisis over children, some of whom have been separated from their illegal immigrant parents, we're going to show you how the trump administration is actually trying to protect these children, and give you a look at their real living conditions. we'll also get the inside story from active border agents putting their lives on the line and cracking done on the human smugglers who are also putting these children in grave danger. and meanwhile, democrats give away their game, this is great, by t

>>> se recibió de la universidad de san diego y tendrá que hacer fin de la presencia de sus padres yagra terminar la carrera >>> me gustaría verlos ahí, pero si lo que van a estar van a ser sus hermanos >>> su padre no podrán asistir a su acto académico debido que fueron deportado el mismo día >>> aquí termina tu papá en una patrulla delante estaba su mamá >>> mi primer sentimiento fue de enojo y desesperación, pero en cuestión de minutos reaccionó y aceptó el reto >>> su padre logró formar un negocio jardinería mientras que león inicialmente tenía planes de estudiar ingeniería, tuvo que cambiarse de carrera debido que se dedicaba gran parte del tiempo al trabajo >>> estudiando ciencias cognitivas le permitió seguir con sus obligaciones académicas pero también del hogar >>> tan solo de salir y llegar a casa era todo una travesía ya que él y su familia tuvieron que mudarse a rosarito >>> asegura que todo el esfuerzo valió y valdrá la pena no solo por el orgullo que genera a sus padres también por el ejemplo que busca ser para sus hermanos menores y otros en la misma situación >>> todo

san diego unified. the secretary of education of the state of california, which is an animus position. he has always had a special commitment to his work globally my and he has worked statewide and locally and spans from local government to global concerns and has had an interest in how the u.s. and mexico can work together and how this comes together at the border. and antonio joins us from the senior vice president of the albright stonebridge group. also a visiting professor at the edmund walsh school. many of you know him, he was the minister counselor for economic affairs. remember hisill academic life. we met his grad students. we were both grad students together. we taught together at the same time for peter smith many years ,go, a distinguished professor we we his teaching assistants. before he got into his current career, he was one of mexico's most published and best respected scholars of trade. and not only trade with the u.s. but trade with brazil, trade with europe, trade with asia, and publ

look inside one of the facilities in san diego where 63 immigrant minors are being held. if a family has boys and girls as children, the siblings are separated. the girls live in a , different facili the boys live here and they only get to see each other about once a week. outrage is being builtt abildren being ripped from their families while crossing into the u.s. the department of homela security released stunning numbers todayin s 1,995 children have been separated from tir rents in the last six weeks in part of a zero tolance policy. >> the department of justice will not stand by while laws are being nullified and undermined. y >> reporter: frs facilities like these have housed minors that crossed the themselves but now we're getting word that 1600 onal beds will be brought in across the country for kids separated from their families. this week the medical association weighing in saying the move is inhuman and it risks scarring children for the rest of their lives. children who live with uncertainty of what's happened to the rest of their family with no solid answers

. >>> shots fired in downtown san diego today interrupting a marathon with thousands of runners. >> one woman is in custody and one police officer is recovering from a gunshot wound. >> police say the shooting is not connected to the marathon. just before 11:00 this morning, someone flagged down a sergeant claiming they were a victim of a hit and run. the officer located the suspect's vehicle. when he tried to approach the car, a woman inside pointed a gun at him, then drove into a parking garage. as the officer was waiting for backup, he accidentally fired his weapon, hitting his lower leg. the san diego police chief just held a press conference a few moments ago updating that officer's condition. >> happy to report that he is out of surgery. the officer is doing well and expected to make a full recovery. >> another officer then shot at the woman. she was not hit. the woman tossed her gun off the top level of the parking garage. police arrested her. police are now looking into the possibility the same woman may have been connected to an attempted kidnapping in chew ul vista. the shooti

a barrier barrier systems work i i originated in southern california in a place called san diego and san diego used to have a cable that was the was the border wall as a as a metal cable and of course illegal immigration was rampant they put up a three barrier system a three fence barrier system and illegal immigration dropped by ninety five percent not me a your liberty loving lefty you know saying it actually n.p.r. and public radio reported on that statistic so i think americans want to see innocent to stand in the way of illegal activity on that border and i gotta give you a cautionary tale there is a guy who is ahead in the polls down in mexico his name is andrea manuel lopez obrador and this guy makes this guy makes fidel castro look like an alter boy and if he wins the election he will be the poster child for building that wall eligible for the federal loans and grants their classmates enjoyed as near as we now are to foot. to solution is it here to the rule of law you know i always want to meet the repub that the united states of america would be air in the united states to c

siente vivir un infierno desde que su hijo marcos de 11 aÑos quedÓ sólo en un centro de detenciÓn en san diegorlo, abrazarlo y decirle cuÁnto lo he extraÑado. reportero: elena martÍnez de 29 aÑos era parte de la caravana de migrantes que llegÓ a la frontera de san diego a finales de abril. ella viajaba con su esposo, josÉ eduardo, y sus hijos marco de 11 y giovanni de cinco. josuÉ y su hijo mayor se entregaron primero. la despedida con su hijo giovanni fue muy dolorosa pedro: aquÍ los vimos caminando rumbo a inmigraciÓn, sin saber que dÍas mÁs tarde serÍan separados. elena: fue separado del niÑo en la noche, llegÓ un oficial del ice y le dijeron que se iban a llevar. pedro: lo separan de su hijo porque lo iban a enviar a una deportaciÓn previa. elena seguÍ en tijuana el dÍas despuÉs se entregÓ a inmigración . estuvo tres semanas detenida y sin saber nada de su hijo. ¿cÓmo han sido estas noches? elena: sin dormir, sin preguntarme si el en niÑo comÍa. pedro: dice elena que su angustia incremento al ver las imÁgenes de niÑos enjaulados en la televisiÓn. temÍa que su hijo estuviera igual. elena: g

where they live behind this fence locked away in the middle of this residential neighborhood here in san diego with neighbors around here having no idea what was going on in this facility. today, nbc news got a lo diego where 63 migrant minors are being held. if a family has both boys and girls as children, the siblings are separated. the girls live in a different facility, the boys live here and they only get to see each other about once a week. now outrage is building across the country about children being ripped from their families while crossing into the u.s. the department of >> the department of justice will not stand by while laws are being nullified and undermined. >> reporter: for years facilities like these have housed minors that crossed the border by themselves they say it risks scarring children for the rest of their lives. children who live with uncertainty with what's happened to the rest of their family with no solid answers on when they'll be freed. >> and there are two major questions that are being asked over and over again. where are all of the young girls that are being h

. >> that's the new order from a federal judge in san diego. the legal order forces the federal government to stop most family separations at the border. under this order children under 5 have to be reunited with their families within two weeks. kids 5 and older within 30 days. the order also requires officials to provide parents' phone contact with their kids within ten days of separation. >>> today congress is expected to vote on a bill that would ban the separation of migrant children from their parents. the measure is expected to fail. u.s. customs and border patrol released this video yesterday. the agency says it shows border patrol agents encountering 57 people attempting to cross the border. >>> if you're heading to the marin county fair, don't be marin county fair, don't be surprised to see the labor union and the county are struggling to reach an agreement on several issues including wages and retiermtd benefits. >>> sonoma county sheriff's deputies and police have arrested two suspects connected to several thefts from safeway store.

phenomena in washington and clear richardson is on the story for us tonight on the west coast in san diego good evening to both of you carson let me start with you the u.s. president he's says that he will now sign that executive order which is done for weeks he said that his hands were tied so how did we get this reversal. well it seems that the national and international outrage and the pressure also from within his own republican party have basically pushed on the trunk into this direction there have been a number of senators and members of congress speaking out against this policy as some republican governors even withdrew their national guard troops from the border with mexico because they didn't want to be associated with this policy and even some christian leaders even if jellicoe leaders have voiced concern of all this among many of the voices so i think basically the republican party convinced the president this constant stream of pictures of crying should run in cages would hurt them big time at the ballot boxes in the midterm elections in november. and clear really open to a few

carson phenomenal the story for us tonight in washington in clear richardson in a very sunny san diego tonight so both of you thank you. well depending on whom you talk to the moral credibility of the us has been in question for some time some argue that it took a hit yesterday when the united states withdrew from the united nations human rights council and the council promotes human rights and investigates abuses around the world or us ambassador to the you when nikki haley justified her country's exit by accusing the council of hypocrisy and bias against israel human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council the world's most inhumane regimes continue to escape scrutiny and the council continues to politicizing and scapegoating of countries which are positive human rights records in an attempt to distract from the users and their ranks therefore as we said we would do a year ago if we did not see any progress the united states is officially withdrawing from the un human rights council or that announcement very action from the office of un secretary general anto

. >>> also breaking overnight, standoff. [ sirens ] two officers shot in san diego responding to a suspect barricaded in an apartment complex. what the s.w.a.t. team found when they finally got inside. >>> battle at the border, protesters blocking this bus carrying immigrant children. activists starting hunger strikes as president trump stands firm on his immigration stance. >> we're going to have the wall. >> the new measure that could change how long children can be detained. >>> caught on camera, phone call furor. the woman who appeared to call police on an 8-year-old girl selling water on the sidewalk. how it's led to a social media firestorm. >>> and look at these marvelous mugs. the canine contestants vying to win, if that's even the right word, the ugliest dog contest. >> that hair is natural. it's real, and it's spectacular. >> who was crowned the least attractive hound? >>> and good morning to you. paula has the morning off. we are happy to have whit johnson with us once again. >> i'm like the cousin who won't leave. >> no. >> not at all. >> eating all the food in the studio. >> y

it will be good weather for the san diego padres and san francisco giants tonight. game time temperature 65. pretty mild. very nice too for the san francisco pride parade on sunday. which we will be streaming by the way. degr this sunday. forecast for tod were all the way up into the 90s for san jose and santa clara. los gatos, 95. 100 in antioch and brentwood. 100 degrees in pleasant hill. up in the north bay, warm if you are right near the water in sausalito, 75. santa rosa, 76. in ukiah, 101 degrees. 100 in clear lake. extended forecast, the pressure is up. the heat is on in the bay area with the numbers all the way up to 104 inland on saturday. finally, things relax. a southerly flow, low clouds on the rescue. but not until monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> so, invite a friend to the pool and jump in. afternoon. ng out >>> looking to beat the heat? you can jump in the pool or santa rosa is opening up a cooling center tomorrow. people can stay in the air- conditioned finley center on west college avenue. and, doors will be open from 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. >>> ta

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it sounds like the judge in the san diego case is going to find out where the babies are. but in the meantime, there are protests continuing, and you saw a protest today in texas where they were trying to, in some way, communicate with the kids in custody. >> yeah and by way of explaining i think what's happening down here at the border and what's happening across the country. look at this video. we had a small protest. there have been small protests every day trying to keep attention down here. this was to get a balloon over top of the camp with a sign that says you are not alone, written in spanish. unfortunately what happened is a rancher showed up, this was a public road being used and a rancher showed up to run protesters off of this public road. at one point he takes out a gun. take a listen. >> he's got a gun. tell them he's got a gun. >> they know. >> tell them up there he's got a gun. >> i don't have my phone. >> so now you have on a public road in the state of texas, protesters confronted by a rancher with a gun. i had the pleasure of meeting this rancher about a

we are on a san diego street, in a town called he will el cajon. it is a strip mall here, a cafe a notary public, and a parking lot. so many people around here don't know what's going on behind these doors. this is where at least 65 kids, of 5 migrant children from central america are living. you see the facility is not that big. it goes all the way down to maybe that fenceline over there. this is where the kids live. and we understand that they are able to speak to their family twice a week, each phone call is about ten minutes long. we also asked how long does it take for these kids to find out where their families are. we now know that obviously many of these kids are being separated from their families as their parents are referred to criminal prosecution. and we are told that it usually takes about a week for those kids to find their families and to actually talk to their parents. we also saw a phone booth in the middle of the facility the we thought that that might be the place where they call their families. instead, of that a line that they

. >> la meta es procesar hasta 100 casos en el sector san diego incluyendo aquellos que cruzan por primera una pronta resoluciÓn de estos casos. >> escuchÓ el plan en una reuniÓn de fiscales y jueces federales en san diego y el plazo para iniciar es un mes. >> los jueces, defensores estÁn diciendo cÓmo podemos hacerlo, no queremos hacer 50 casos en una-2 horas, no es justo, no es correcto >>> es una grabaciÓn obtenida en mayo pasado en una corte de texas muestra la rapidez del controversial proceso. >>> estÁ causando preocupaciÓn en california, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> de momento toda la polÍtica no ha conseguido frenar el cruce de indocumentados. >> el mes pasado el nÚmero de inmigrantes que intentaron cruzar la frontera subiÓ a 40.000. >> 2.000 mÁs que en el mes anterior. >> sobre todo los menores en acompaÑar en mayo fueron 6.405 tambiÉn 2.000 mÁs que en el mes de abril sÍ descendieron los padres que cruzaron con niÑos quizÁs por el miedo a las separaciones pablo villavicencio, fue a entregar pizzas a una base militar de brooklyn sin imaginar que terminarÍa arrestado por

reporter: those two san diego officers were shot while responding to a domestic disturbance call. opening fire on the officers as soon as they broke open the door. the officers then returning fire. police received a causal a violent disturbance around 10:00 last night involving shouting between a man and possibly a woman. when officers arrived there, they smelled smoke coming from inside the apartment but didn't get an answer from the occupant. firefighters also responded and police breached the door. everyone was forced to take cover who shots rang out. two officers, one an 18-year veteran and one a three-year veteran of the police department were wounded and taken to the hospital. >> when you hear 1199 over a police radio, that's the worst call you can get. that's why you saw such a countywide response for this call for help, and i can tell you every single chief are behind me and myself, when you get that call, your stomach sinks and you are hoping nobody dies. reporter: according to the san diego authorities both officers are expected to make a full recovery. no word yet from

florida, san diego, santa cruz and, of course, the bay area. on their website you can drill down to the zip code to see the hardest hit which includes 94303, that neighborhood in east palo alto. if the sea levels continue to rise another foot by the year 2035 as predicted, zip code 94 throw 03 alone will lose -- 94030 will lose 29,000 homes. with president trump questioning climate change the union says it's up to the local government to do what it can. >> right now we know there is a lot of opposition to climate action at the federal level, but that doesn't mean states and municipalities aren't taking action already. many places already see this risk and are are taking steps. >> reporter: what are your options at this point in the bay area? housing is crazy. >> there is no option out here because either you sell and you move and that's not an optifo. alproperty arouhe they're not selling. th're not going any of where. neighborod -ywhe we all grew up in this neighborhood, so we don't plan on leaving. >> you can check out the flood risk to your

scenarios but he said last year san diego city workers nearly killed a homeless person after accidentally throwing her and the ten she was sleeping in into the back of the garbage truck she escaped just seconds before being crushed by the trash compactor so this is really like this human garbage and human waste we showed a video from a few months ago in the bart station in san francisco you're paying millions of dollars to live in a little colville there and in san francisco and this crack addicts well heroin addicts all sorts of addicts in the stations and human feces all over the roads and it's you know this is the progressive nirvana vestige in point we know two things we know that the u.s. economy is generating a permanent permanent class of garbage people zombie people that are on the streets and will never come back we also know that the progress of the liberals of the state like california don't see it they don't for some reason it big nor it they don't understand it they don't see it they don't understand the connection between their warmongering policies you know dianne feinstein

take a look at e police response saturday night near san diego state university. two officers wereshot. police say when they arrived at the apartment complex, thesm led smoke and immediately called the fe department. firefighters were met with gunfire when they broke down the -- to one of the units. officis say the suspect was wearing body armor. thedfficers are expec to be okay. >>> 4:06 we are sll waitingo learn more about a shooting in northwest d.c. so far this is what we know. it happened on oak place. the gunman ranay police have not released -- on yet. >>> later this morning, murrell bowser will release how she's -- >> she's kicking off the first day of her program. more than 10,000rs teen and young adults find a new job. d.j. police are involving deadly crash including a bus and a cyclist. it happed on h street and first street on satday ght. police say mole evening fell into the path of a charter but when its tire became struck in a threcar rail. see the fire completely destroyed the house. luckily, though, the bride puts her dress in the trunkf o her car

san diego police say at one point, the woman put a gun up to her mouth. san diego police spokesman says that woman will be booked on resisting arrest. any additional charges will be filed by the district attorney. the incident happened near the rock 'n' roll marathon... where thousands of runners were gathered. no injuries from that situation were reported... but police said a chula visa officer drove himself to the hospital after accidentally shooting himself in the leg. (michelle) coming up - - the last minute push candidates are doing to gain voters for the june primaries... (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. (jrstone) kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and in 2 days san francisco will be votifor its mayor. kron 4's ali reid met up with some of the candidates in their last push to gain voters. in the next few days, san

parents in the last six weeks, housed in a former walmart or small group homes like this one in san diego. >> if a family has both boys and girls as children, then the siblings are separated. the girls live in a different facility. the boys live here. >> reporter: it's not just near the border where you can see the story playing out. on a porch in chicago, some 2,000 miles from the tijuana border crossing where maritsa delgado entered the u.s., seeking asylum, her family awaits a hearing and every day they wait for this call. >> reporter: her 18-year-old daughter on the phone, separated from her mother and sisters and detained in california for more than a month. >> they haven't told her when she might be able to get out or see her mother again. >> reporter: the family entered with the country in a migrant caravan, asking for asylum. she says gangs tortured and killed her father. >> they found him in the field and that he had been decapitated. >> reporter: a return home, they say, would be certain death. attorney general jeff sessions said this week, fear of gangs is no longer a reason to

la instancia en que un hombre muriÓ y dos policÍas resultaron heridos cerca de la universidad de san diego mueren ahogadas cada aÑo en estados unidos, muchos de ellos son menores el caso de la bebÉ de un deportista olÍmpico nos advierte del peligro que existe en el agua. >> su voz es un trÁgico recordatorio del peligro en el agua. >> (llamada en pantalla) >>> una llamada que llegÓ demasiado tarde para emmy la hija del esquiador bobby miller, escribieron que jamÁs imaginaron pasar por un dolor asÍ fue en la casa de unos amigos en california. >> su mamÁ hizo todo lo que pudo tan pronto se dio que no estaba junto a ella se fue directo a la pa piscina lo cual no pudo hacer nada. normalmente sin dar seÑales. en esta alberca este niÑo se estÁ ahogando y nadie a su alrededor se da cuenta ¿lo ve? ahÍ estÁ, cayendo de un flotador, por fortuna la salvavidas lo saca. >> pero no siempre. es la principal causa accidental de niÑos de entre 1 y 4 aÑos temperaturas mÁs calidas y mÁs personas en el agua el peligro se multiplica y con Él los esfuerzoss para evitar mÁs desgracias. >> la directora mÉdica dice

tal como buenas tardes, le saludamos lorena domínguez y bianca garza, >>> o llegó a la ciudad de san diegopersonas para con 14 congresistas demócratas que desde aquí defendieron y aumentaron que desde el pasado no había habido una política distinta a la que se presentó en los últimos días y desde aquí má mandaron un mensaje al presidente, que levante la medida >>> esto no se trata de aplastar al presidente o a las republicanos, entre dimes y diretes de republicanos y demócratas, ya suman más de 2700 niños separados de sus padres en la frontera en las últimas seis semanas >>> y lo que vimos el día de hoy son padres que están en un centro de tensión e hijos que están en otro centro de detención, para esto hay un proceso extenso. >>> hoy 14 congresistas demócratas junto a su líder llegaron a san diego para ver de cerca los efectos deu@ la pola no oficial de cero tolerancia del presidente donald trump >>> la líder de la minoría de la cámara de representantes llamó a la separación de familias indocumentadas una barbarie, de su corazonada. >>> luego de que temprano realizaron un recorrido por

it suggests another 47,000 people could be detained at camp pendleton down in san diego county. the estimated cost of all this, nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to run these tent cities for 25,000 people at a time. and that's for a six-month period. the obama administration used military bases to house unaccompanied migrant minors in 2014 but those shelters closed after four months. now all children separated from their parents should be reunited by sunday. that's the word tonight from the white house. blayne alexander is in washington where the president met with a group of families speaking out on immigration. blayne? >> you're right. for days now the sympathetic faces in the immigration battle have been the faces of those children separated from their families at the border. today president trump presented a different group. president trump standing with some of the people he says are hardest hit by a flawed immigration system. pham leads of those killed by undocumented immigrant immigrants. >> your loss will not have been in vain. we will secure our borders. >> the pres

demócratas junto a su líder llegaron a san diego para ver de cerca los efectos deu@ la pola no oficiale cero tolerancia del presidente donald trump >>> la líder de la minoría de la cámara de representantes llamó a la separación de familias indocumentadas una barbarie, de su corazonada. >>> luego de que temprano realizaron un recorrido por albergues como este en la ciudad el cajón donde vienen 75 niños que llegaron con los a la frontera o fueron separados de sus padres y que ahora son vigilados las 24 horas. >>> estamos platicando con los niños y las personas que los cuidan, nos dijeron claramente que estos niños alláuna cierta se meten en las pandillas o los matan >>> los demócratas se deiepese a lo que llamaron información errónea, nunca hubo una política similar en el pasado, culparon al presidente. >>> el núme niños separados de sus padres en la frontera podría superar los 30,000 para el mes de agosto, por eso el mensaje para el presidente es directo >>> el problema con los demócratas, usted tiene una pluma, usted puede cambiar esas políticas. >>> tanto demócratas como republicanos

there was a heavy police response following reports of a shooting not far from city san diego. no additional details immediately available. we are monitoring the situation. the all-clear has been sounded for can san diego. >> arthel: president trump preparing for his historic meeting with kim jong un as the latest rounds of trade talks between the us and china end with a new warning from beijing. the latest on these developments coming up next. plus, the president also facing backlash from canada, mexico and the e.u. over tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking fears of a possible trade war with key u.s. allies. >> we've got 20 countries including all of those countries you mentioned flooding our markets with steel, putting 50,000 steelworkers out of business in the last decade. of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green

san diego approves. better later, josh, he is going to the supply company, and the a's go back to back. they weren't done. next inning, mark keeps the home run theme going. that is a solo shot and the next batter, matt hits one to the deepest part of the park. consutive inning ru e a'ns io tw haven't done that the bash brothers in 97. they crushed the padres, 12-4. >>> world cutip . acon urinth m into the net. 85th goal for his country. the most of any player in almost 100 years. portugal is victorious. morocco is going home. as for the portuguese, -- for everybody. ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news your day. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >> we will see you ther captioning sponsored by cbs >> homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen blasted by protester

. >> el sur de california con san diego, san francisco, y el norte sacramento . >> es que seian nueevos. >> si votantes partición sería remetiid pmcuso muchos pis que es mejor ahorrar ese dinero e invertirde. >> gastar más en educacióny tener más recursos para los niños que vienen o están aquí mejor educación. >> y si california es una de las potencias más importantes del mundo es una reparticiopn de riquezas. >> pero es que ppera temas de educación y salud y veremos qué pasa el congreso tendrá la decisión. >>eel fiscal general jeff sessons dará más detalles de qu reforzará las exigencias que se pide para los que sufren violencia doméstica y e esto afectara a miles de inmigrantes que vienen a estados unido >> decenas de personas que vivían en sus vehículos fueron desalojados por cuestiones de salubridad, miembros de esta comunidad dicen que no tienen dónde ir yl dueño dice que la ciudad debe ayudarlos y no hay lugar. >> pero se anuncian cambios para miles conductores pero cerca de el este de la bahía será reducida y en el tramosur cambiará de 55 a 100 millas por hora. >> y pamo precisam

. >> even the a's elephant could have hit a home run today in san diego. franklin, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. san diego approves. a better later, josh, he is gog toin thee s go back to bac they weren't done. next inning, mark keeps e th th that is a solo shot and the next batter, matt hits one to the deepest part of the park. act to back home runs in two consecutive innings. the a's haven't done that since the bash brothers in 97. they crushed the padres, 12-4. >>> world cup action. fourth minute against morocco, rinaldo into the net. thale 85most goof any player i almost 100 years. portugal is victorious tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news your day. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next.

peter doocy is live in san diego. peter? >> and dana, this is california where people spent hours a day in their car because there's really no way to get around. so they have hin san diego essentially drive-thru voting. people have been pulling up in their cars. this is the first time in the last hour or so that we've been here there's not a car, a motorcycle or an uber with somebody dropping a off a ballot. the county sends you your ballot and then you can come here and drop it off just so that you can watch somebody take it into custody. so we've got a winner here in a blue mitsubishi shrike you're in the in and out burger down the street and you still get the sticker that says youoted today. calnia thing on this primary day. that is not the only way that people are voting by mail. we're told about over a million people are expected to vote by mail inut of 1.6 million. but with this primary, they think a 40 to 45% turnout, which is much higher than the 27% turnout that they got last time. i'm hoping that somebody he tell m

. >>> in san diego, i woman remains a custody this morning after firing shots near the fish -- finish line of this weekend's rock 'n roll marathon. she opened fire in a parking structure downtown san diego yesterday morning, prompting a massive police response. s.w.a.t. teams immediately warned the crowd oven active shooter in the area. police took the woman in the custody after to -- she turned the gun to her head. no one was hurt and still no word on her motive . >>> spaceex falcon nine rocket blasted off in cape canaveral in florida. he was carrying a communications satellite. it's expected to deliver tv and brad bond -- broadband services to australia and china. it came four days late because of some technical problems. >>> fbi agent is now facing possible criminal charges for suiting a man in a denver bar while doing a wild dance move. it was all captured on video. the shooting happened when the agent was dancing and decided to do a back flip. you can see his gun fall out of his holster. when he goes to pick it up it fired. the bullet hit a man in the leg. the victim was taken to

issuedhe e supreme court its ruling, pulling the muslim travel ban will stop a federal judge in san diego ruled immigration officials must stop separating immigrant children from their parents at the border and that migrant children already separated must be reunited with their parents. the rulings has all children under the age ofof five must be reunified with their parents within 14 days and all children five and older must be reunited with their parents within 30 days. the ruling does not require the trump administration to stop prosecuting people for crossing the border. more than 2000 children remain separated from their parents, jailed in detention centers across the country. immigration advocates are warning the trump administration has no clear plan for how to reunite them with their parents, some of whom have already been deported. on tuesday, hundreds protested attorney general jeffs ssi' visit to los angeles. 25 protesters, including clergy, were arrested outside a federal courthouse. sessions was visiting. young mothers and children also protested sessions' speech to the crimi

when officers arrived-- they smelled smoke and called san diego firefighters. broke through the door and were met with gunfire. officers returned fire. two of them were wounded... and rushed to the hospital. both are expected to make full recoveries police say the gunman was found dead at the scene. they do not know if he was killed by police gunfire. (jrstone) planned parenthood is suing the federal government. multiple planned parenthood affiliates filed litigation in district courts in spokane, washington and new york. the organization is accusing the department of health and human services of making changes to its funding guidance that favor abstinence- only approaches to curbing teen pregnancy. h-h-s awards grant money to sexual health and education programs through its teen pregnancy prevention program. the department announced in april recipients must clearly communicate "teen sex is a risk behavior" like drug use or failing to use a seat belt. it also said risk reduction approaches should include helping youth delay sex or return sexually active kids ba

. >> right, in san diego darryl a is the current republican member of congress and is retiring as is ed royce in orange county to the north. before they retired, a lot of democrats piled into those races tunnking they were going to off against the republican encument. so when those republicans retired, it created this problem fe, democrats, l oh, my goodness, we're going to split mahe pie in too slices and dls will be shut out. that did not happen. it's stl going t be difficult or at least a challenge fortimes to pick up those seats, butuc they're better positioned than they might have been, especially down in san diego where the first place finisher was a republican but the next three are allemocrats, we're still going to have to wait and see till all the bal ballots are counted which democrat comes in second. but they're looking good there. >> wo lodruff: stu,'s come back to the other states and talk about what looks good and what may be a worry for each one of the parties. democrats happy about eciowa se they may have a shot at the governor's race? >> fred hube, former c.e.o. of e