activistas piensan otra cosa . >> la gente de san diego y del mundo dice que no , no sirve para nadaconstrucción está completa pronto . >> Él no pone nada en el muro en ves de ser así . >> es que la patrulla fronteriza dijo en marzo pasado que en san diego las obras de reemplazo de la lámina vieja fueron aprobadas del gobierno anterior . >> no es el muro que hablan , si que era propuesto del 2009 . >> intetna sacar su proyecto adelante y amenazó con dejarlo cerrado . >> el ejército termina construyendo , negocia con daca como dice el presidente, solo el tiempo lo dirá . >> advertencia por fuertes vientos, vamos con detalles, gabriela . >> muy buenas tardes , precisamente vemos eso en la mañana se mantiene hasta el viernes, con 30 millas por hora la recomendación que si tiene algún tipo de decoración de navidad , vea bien porque las condiciones siguen por horas y puede causar caída de árboles y también recomiendo que sea no cercano con árboles . >> vemos temperaturas en la tarde, despidiendonos ,el 2018 tarde fría acá de 58 , (...) por brisa, más . >> vemos ausencia de llubv también d

en san diego, california.rmarse para familiares de una blasonada --- venezolana de la florida que desapareciÓ la semana pasada. creen haber hallado el cuerpo de carla estefanÍa, cerca de la casa en la que se alojaba. un guardia de seguridad fue detenido en relaciÓn con el caso, debido que durante el proceso entregÓ declaraciones contradictorias. lourdes del rÍo con detalles. lourdes: la venezolana, carla estefanÍa, fue a costa rica a celebrar su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 36 pero nunca regresÓ a su casa en la florida. hoy la historia de su misteriosa desapariciÓn parece haber tenido el peor de los finales. >> como consecuencia de la revisiÓn de las Áreas cercanas al hotel, aproximadamente a 300 m del sitio se localizÓ el cuerpo de una joven, que en principio corresponde al de carla estefanÍa. sin embargo, este Último factor nosotros no podemos establecer de manera contundente, hasta tanto no se hagan las comparaciones con huellas digitales que ya estamos coordinando con el fbi. lourdes: las autoridades costarricenses c

en san diego, california. pedro Úlceras. univisiÓn.jo estados unidos y fue detenido. ahora le han emitidouna orden de deportaciÓn. despuÉs sufriÓ un grave accidente en el trabajo que lo dejo con serios problemas para moverse. con carlos gonzalez con la historia. juan: el seÑor apenas puede valerse por sÍ mismo. son las secuelas de un accidente ocurrido hace seis aÑos, cuando una yegua le cayÓ encima mientras trabajaba cuidando caballos. >> a mi me quebrÓ la columna. juan: lo que mÁs le preocupa es que maÑana tiene una cita con inmigraciÓn, en la cual pudieran ordenar su deportaciÓn a guatemala. >> porque no puedo hacer nada.n. juan: en estados unidos viven cinco de sus seis hijos y sus 12 nietos. el seÑor llegÓ a estados unidos en 1990. en el 92 obtuvo un permiso de trabajo, hasta que en 1998 le emitieron una orden de deportaciÓn en ausencia . pero desde entonces ha permanecido en el paÍs de manera condicional y con permiso de trabajo que se renueva embargo, dice que como estÁ la situaciÓn en estos momentos, porque la cosa puede pasar.

(grant) a man from san diego watched a burglar break into his house on a surveillance camera. he was visiting family across the country christmas eve, and there was nothing he could do to stop it. mackenzie maynard has the story. tyler luna/victim"so i was on my dad's front porch "so i was on my tyler luna/victim the story. maynard has mackenzie stop it.could do to nothing he and there was christmas eve, country across the visiting family he was camera.surveillance on a into his house burglar break watched a san diego a man from (grant) new year.dry into the new year. (grant) a man from san diego watched a burglar break into his house on a surveillance camera. he was visiting family across the country christmas eve, and there was nothing he could do to stop it. mackenzie maynard has the story. tyler luna/victim"so i was on my dad's front porch in mississippi and i was like 'oh lets see if that flower bloomed. you know, it's suppose to bloom on christmas. it's christmas eve, let's check it.'"hoping to check on a gift, tyler luna never expected to see this.tyler luna/victim"uh o

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in san diego it's a particular problem because veterans when they come home, a lot land in san diego. in san diego who are not swamped with people who worry about if a new bus will come or if there are enough clothes? they are sleeping out in the open. it comes down to resources because there is no money tree. it's taxpayer money. it's about priority. these stories are heart breaking. why now with the rhetoric that illegal immigrants are taking a priority over americans who put their lives on the line? signed up and served this country and went into the military. >> that's not true. >> managed to get home to defend this country and freedom. yet they are the ones who we have abandoned. >> laura: if you asked a question. . if we had a pool of 200 million dollars to spend on homelessness. should that be directed toward americans or to illegal immigrants? >> that's a binary choice that is false. >> laura: you either go this way. >> i call them undocumented immigrants. we have no undocumented immigrants, we would have a homeless crisis like you speak about. >> laura: so you think we should

lot of in san diego we are building walls now and next to san diego we have completed a major section of wall and it has work worked well. a lot of wall has been built. we do not talk about that but we might as well start because it is being built now. we will continue and one where or another -- one way or another it is going to get built. awould like to not see government shutdown. we will see what happens over the next short period of time. the wallace and appointing to us. border security is important. we have to take care of border security when you look at what happened with the caravans. we shut it down. hadould be easier if we real border security. i want to pay my respects to a border patrol agents -- the border patrol agents. the ice agents have been incredible and our military did an incredible job. they have been spectacular. a lot of the people that wanted to come into the country and aey want to come in -- even rough way. many are leaving out and going back to their countries, honduras, guatemala. they are leaving. it is getting less crowded in mexico. a lot of them are

. >> yo soy de san diego y ni quisiera estar aquÍ. quisiera poder irme a mi casa. por la policÍa y maÑana nadie podrÁ entrar. la policÍa y la presidenta de la universidad, aclaran que investigan exhaustivamente esta amenaza y su credibilidad. >>la escuela pero al -- permanecerÁ abierta. se pueden contactar por correo electrÓnico pero no tendrÁn que venir a clases.adr: autoridades la detenciÓn de elizabeth de 23 aÑos de edad, a quien identificaron como una posible asesina que querÍa cometer una masacre. la joven habrÍa comprado pÓlvora, tornillos y tenÍa una celan en su casa. creen que tenÍa serios planes de usarlos. salvador durÁn, primer impacto. michelle: seis aÑos de la masacre que tiÑÓ de sangre la escuela primaria en connery con,hay nueva informaciÓn sobre el asesino. ricardo, estÁ en vivo con los detalles. ricardo: este viernes se cumplen seis aÑos de la tragedia de san diego del 14 de diciembre de 2012, y tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre el estado mental del autor de la matanza, quien habrÍa estudiado cientos de incidentes de violencia, que le inspiraron para c

we are building new walls right now and right next to san diego. we completed a major section of wall and it has worked well. a lot of wall has been built. we don't talk about that. but we might as well start, because it is being built right now. big sections of wall. and we will continue that one way or the other. i would like not to see a government closing, a shutdown. we will see what happens over the next short period of time, but the wall is a very important thing to us. i might put it a different way. border security is extremely important and we have to take care of border security. when you look at happened with the caravans. we shut it down. we had no choice. we shut it down. but it could be a lot easier if we had real border security. i want to pay my respects to the border patrol agents and officers. they have been incredible. the i.c.e. agents and officers have been incredible. and very importantly our military did an incredible job. they have been really, really spectacular. a lot of the people who wanted to come into the country and

en san diego, california, dulce castellanos.er sentenciado a tres aÑos de cÁrcel. en una entrevista y visiblemente conmocionado, cohen hizo mea culpa de los delitos que lo ha llevado a prisiÓn. afirmó que trump le ordenÓ comprar el silencio de dos de sus presuntas amantes y alegÓ que su exjefe no dice la verdad. janet: michael cohen hoy volviÓ a implicar el presidente trump en el pago para silenciar a dos mujeres que dicen haber tenido relaciones extramaritales con el mandatario hace mÁs de una dÉcada. esto es una entrevista con la cadena abc, el ex abogado de trump alega que el mandatario le ordenÓ hacer los pagos porque temÍa que las historias perjudicarÁ su candidatura a la presidencia. "indebido, porque el dinero que se pagÓ violaba las leyes de campaÑa." trump ha negado las relaciones con las mujeres pero tambiÉn negÓ saber de los pagos. luego dijo que se habÍan hecho de cuentas privadas. ayer el presidente aseguraba que Él nunca le indicÓ a cohen que hiciera nada indebido. dice que si ocurriÓ algo ilegal, es la responsabil

in san diego, we are building new walls right now. right next to san diego, we have completed a major section of wall. a lot of wall has been built. we do not talk about that, but we might as well start. it is being built right now. we will continue that. one way or the other, it is going to get built. i would like not to see a government closing. a shutdown. we will see what happens over the next short period of time. the wall as a very important thing to us. border security is extremely important. we have to take care of border security. when you look at what happened with the caravans. with the people. we shut it down. it could be a lot easier. if we had real border security. i went to pay my respects to the border patrol agents and officers. they have been incredible. the ice agents and officers have been incredible. our military went in and did an incredible job. they have been really spectacular. a lot of the people that wanted to come into the country and they wanted to come in no matter how they wanted to come in, they were go

. >>> a san diego spotted a -- san diego man spotted a burglar in his home on christmas eve thanks to surveillance cameras. why there was not much he could do to stop him. >> i was on my dad's front porch in mississippi. i wanted to check on the flower. >> reporter: he never expected to see this. >> what's going on in look at this guy. >> he ran inside and called 911 and only got mississippi coulelp. rs who told him they >> your heart sings. . >> reporter: he set up tmera b vacati. seeing this person in his house leaves him wondering if it's happened before. >> there's a stranger in my house. has he dom in before? >> reporter: he landed back in san diego christmas night and sdored the -- discovered the things he's missing, including a class ring and watches. >> taking sentimental items is -- i don't know the word for it. heart wrenching. gut wrenching. >> reporter: he believes the thief didn't come in and out of the front door. >> there was never an entrance or exit from those doors. >> reporter: for him, that's a huge part of this leaving him rattled. >> i don't feel safe or secure.

people were walking through mexico writing to san diego. right over people's front lawns, by the hundreds, by the thousands. they came to us. a drone is not going to stop it. technology is not going to stop it. the only thing that stops it -- when the democrats talk about a wall does not mean anything, well, in israel, they got a big problem. they put up a wall. 99.99% of the people were stopped from coming in. we will have the exact same thing. we have a long border. we will have the exact same thing. the case of an olympic champion can get over the wall, but for the most part, you are not able to do it. very hard. much of it is 30 feet high. in some areas, we have it as high as 30 feet. so we are making great progress on renovation, fixing, and great progress towards building new walls. most excitingly, we gave out our largest section yesterday. and that work is starting next week. we will have completed fairly quickly. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: i think they are understanding what is happening. they want border security. people of t

if you look at san diego, illegal traffic dropped 92% once the wall was up. el paso, illegal traffic dropped 72% and ultimately 95% once the wall was up. in tucson, arizona, illegal traffic dropped 92%. yuma, it dropped illegal traffic, 95%. when i say drop. the only reason we have any percentage where people got through was because of the wall, they could go around areas that weren't built to react and dropped virtually 100% in areas where it was built. . if you really want to find out how effective a wall is just ask israel, 99.9% effective and our wall will be as good as that if not better. we have done a lot of work on the wall. a lot of wall is renovated. we have walls that were in very bad condition that are in a-1 tip-top shape. frankly, some wall has been reinforced for our military, the military has done a fantastic job. so, the wall will get out. an agreementve today, we probably won't, but we hope to have an agreement. you like to say something? reppo losey -- a rep. pelosi: thank you, mr. president. i appreciate we work together in a bipartisan wa

but the people of san diego wanted the wall built there. i wanted to do it last but they really wanted it. if i built at last they would all be screaming for a wall. but the wall is beautiful. the job they have done is fantastic. san diego is largely built and will be completed very shortly. they came to us, the people, and they were asking. they needed border protection. people were walking through mexico right into san diego. right over people's front lawns, by the hundreds, by the thousands. they came to us. a drone is not going to stop it. high technology is not going to stop it. the only thing that stops it -- when the democrats talk about a wall does not mean anything, well, in israel, they got a big problem. they put up a wall. 99.99% of the people were stopped from coming in. we will have the exact same thing. we have a long border. we will have the exact same thing. there might be the case of an olympic champion can get over the wall, but for the most part, you are not able to do it. very high. much of it is 30 feet high. in some a

ayudar a todos los casos de aclarar la verdad >> ante el cierre temporal de la garita entre tijuana y san diegomen por sus finanzas y las autoridades de inmigración cierra nuevamente el cruce de autos y personas dueños de negocios aseguran que el cierre de la garita de san isidro del 25 de noviembre costó unos $12,000,000 a las comunidades de ambos países ya que a diario cruzan unas 75,000 personas, el comercio entre tijuana y san diego es de $255,000,000,000 anuales >> unos 124 migrantes centroamericanos cruzaron el río bravo en la frontera entre méxico y texas para luego entregarse a las autoridades de inmigración >> garcía nos dice el mensaje que ellos recibieron de la patrulla fronteriza >> desde muy temprana hora familias enteras de inmigrantes se congregaron a las orillas del río bravo al acusar del lado americano y entregarse así voluntariamente a las autoridades de migración >> entraron por diferentes puntos en 1 a de cinco millas y por varias partes entraron y luego se fueron congregando cerca de las puertas que contiene el muro fronterizo >> mujeres y hombres con sus hijos algunos de

if you look at san diego, illegal traffic dropped 92% once the wall was up. el paso, illegal traffic dropped

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una familia de san diego como su casa de manera gratuita.o se estÁ trabajando. sus sacrificios rebasan cualquier barrera. en tijuana como mÉxico como Única misiÓn. un tirón el flujo de migrantes que cruzan la frontera en el sur de texas. muchas familias son arrestados. van agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. segÚn la patrulla theresa como mÁs de 50,000 indocumentados fueron detenidos. la hermana, norman pimentel, nos dice cÓmo con lÍnea. con la patrulla fronteriza donde ellos lo estÁn poniendo al tanto. conocemos a marisol sido. sÉ que evito a toda costa unirse a la caravana. la caravana viene todo tipo de persona que uno no los co 20 libras de marihuana, 60 libras de cocaÍna. vienen siendo en gran cantidad. la actividad no cesa. ellos agradecen que la humanidad pueda responder. sabe que va a llegar este ounto. sabe que no decaerÁ en los prÓximos dÍas. hacemos una pausa, pero al regresar, una mujer hispana encarada al hombre acusado de secuestrar y matar a su hija. ♪ jorge: por lo menos4 personas han muerto debido a una afecta unidos. en vari

times and the san diego union tribune. ing with partners to understand the situation. officials have not formally commented who was behind the hack but sourc in the form of ransomware. >>> a san francisco bar that's been around 30 years is closing for good tomorrow. the elbo room owners say they plan to close the two-story bar tomorrow, january 1st. earlier this year, that property -- the property owners, i should say, cold the "chronicle" they were planning to sell the lot. the oakland location will remain open. >>> all right. let's take a look. i would show you the temperatures. but since it is going to be breezy, i thought i would show you what it feels like. heading out at 6:00, it feels like 39, san ramon. going out to get dinner. in the 40s and 50s elsewhere. as we head right to midnight, everybody will feel like the 30s. 29 in clear lake. so be prepared for that. and dress properly. as you can see, as we head towards 4:00, this is strictly for you and me and everyone else working this early, when we head outside, it

if you look at san diego, illegal traffic dropped 92% once the wall was up. el paso, illegal traffic dropped 72%, then ultimately 95% once the wall was up. in tucson, arizona, illegal traffic dropped 92%. yuma, it dropped -- illegal traffic, 95 to 96%. i mean -- and that -- when i say "dropped," the only reason where we have any percentage where people got through is because they walk and go around areas

they work in san diego and yuma and el paso and israel and militia and saudi arabia. i can keep going. and the illegal immigration is illegal, duh. i don't think some folks around here know that. it undermines legal immigration. and i think $5 billion can go a long way to stopping illegal immigration. now, here's where i disagree with the president, i don't agree with the president's bureaucrats that this wall barrier, fence, whatever you want to call it, is going to cost $25 million a mile. i think that's nonsense. i don't agree with him on that. but i think $5 billion can go much further if we get some people who know what they're doing in terms of building a barrier. >> i guess what i don't understand is if that was the

some speculate they'll move to san diego. yeah.'ll take them in san diego for one more year. >>> a packers fan is suing the bears. russell beckman loves the rivalry so he bought season tickets for both teams and that gets him into a special event for bears fans on the field in chicago on sunday. but he wants to wear his packers gear, but the team won't let him. they argue it's a private company. but beckman argues that taxpayers own the stadium so the team is violating his first amendment. a court hearing is scheduled today into all of this. >> interesting. we'll see what happens there. >>> well, up next, ellen considers moving on. >>> also ahead, a new proposal to tax your text messages. >>> later how a single mom got her bank to pay off her student loans. student loans. -weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. o

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. >> saÚl ulloa llegÓ con la caravana aunque puede caminar libremente por las calles de san diego despuÉso sabe que no es legal. >> pero uno no tiene otra opciÓn >>> uno con hijos se desespera >>> refugiadas en iglesias en san diego que les brindaron comida y cobijo mientras esperan su cita debido que los centros de detenciÓn estÁn a capcidad personas han sido liberadas con un grillete y una cita de inmigraciÓn en mano pero con un futuro incierto >>> yo les dije que no tenÍa por quiÉn porque ellos a veces ayudan >>> no, tÚ vas a veces cÓmo lo haces yn en m la calle no conocÍa a nadie ahi dormÍ afuera >>> por ahora podrÁn pasar la noche bajo un techo para kimberly su deseo de navidad es tener la libertad que no tenÍa en su paÍs. >> no tener esto en mi tierra >>> porque es una cadena que me ata. >> la verdad quÉ difÍcil situaciÓn.49 miren el nacimiento Á viendo representada para enviar un mensaje. >> estÁn cercados por una valla metÁlica y un mensaje la desesperada familia era una familia migrante amenazas.tor dijo ttoÉ los huye >> un estudiante de secundaria de new jersey tuvo que elegir e

this is pursued under the office of the san diego sector by chief rodney scott and the law enforcement safety compliance division. it is remarkable senator that agents were able to resolve the situation without serious injuries to any migrants or serious breach of the border by a large group and done very professionally we will take any lessons learned to apply them in the future. >> thank you mister chairman while ber on the subject of teargas, has cbp ever fired tear gas at young children on the border prior to november 25? just to clarify we did not shoot teargas at young children5. that yes it has been used to address large groups in the san diego sector almost five years to the day a large group that did include women and children as well. >> cbp use of force then as i understand it was not specifically authorize teargas in young children does cbp need to make any changes to use of force policies to make sure children are not harmed going s forward? >> first of all know the policy does not authorize teargas seeing young children that did not happen. >> i can show you a picture fro

but the people of san diego came and they wanted the wall built. in fact i was going to build it last but then i determined let's build it. they really wanted it built. if i built it last, they would all be screaming for a wall and you don't hear that. but the wall is beautiful. the job they've done is fantastic. so san diego is largely built. it will be completed very shortly. but they came to us. the people. and they were asking, they needed border protection. people were walking through mexico right into san diego, right over people's front lawns, by the hundreds and by the thousands. and they came to us, they asked for a wall. the only thing that's going to stop that, a drone isn't going to stop it. high technology's not going to stop it. the only thing that stops it's a wall. when the democrats talk about a wall doesn't mean anything, well, in israel, they had a big problem. they put up a wall. 99.99% of the people were stopped from coming in. and we'll have the exact same thing. and we have a long, long border. but we'll have the exact same t

they work in san diego and yuma and el paso and israel and militia and saudi arabia. i can keep going. and the illegal immigration is illegal, duh. i don't think some folks around here know that. it undermines legal immigration. and i think $5 billion can go a long way to stopping illegal immigration. now, here's where i disagree with the president, i don't agree with the president's bureaucrats that this wall barrier, fence, whatever you

times and the san diego union tribune. homeland security is working with partners to understand the what happened. officials have not formally commented who was behind the hack but sources say it appeared in the form of ransomware. >>> taking a look at a light commute. one issue to talk about in the south bay. vehicle fire northbound 85 before camden avenue. they made it off to the right shoulder. fire crews are there blocking the far right lane.blke noels aronghat east bay, 680 thh walnut creek, maybe seeing the volume fill in north of 24. not by much. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> circle back to our wind advisory in the mountains until 10:00 tomorrow morning. 20 to 40 miles per hour. lower elevations it really doesn't start until 9:00 this morning through 9:00 this evening. most of us are not gusting fast at all. fairfield, a little bit of a burst, 44. the rest of us, 5, 8 miles per hour. as we head through the morning, into the afternoon hours, it's going to be pretty quiet. the winds start to pick up

. >> what can we learn from san diego, what should be applied elsewhere, what do we know will work in a other parts of the state? >> reporter: san diego gas an electric adopted a power shutout policy in 2012 and since then used it 13 times always as a last resort. a public spokesperson tells me there's no way to know if it's prevented a catastrophe but -- >> whenever we turn off the power for safety, we theneed to fully patrol before it's restored. there have been times where we noticed damage to a line or noticed a lot of flying debris in the area. >> reporter: locally, pg&e says it supports the commission's efforts. and the company expanded on that quote telling me, "we know how much our customers rely on electric service and the impacts a public safety power shutoff event can have on our customers and their families and communities including groceries and medical equipment. we only consider temporarily turning off power in the interest of safety and as a last resort." there is not a timeline when or if the public utilities commission will adopt these new rules for pg&e in the bay a

some of the other spots that they're looking at making investments are seattle, san diego, culver city and the texas governor said quote this is a testament to the high quality work force and unmatched economic environment that texas offers. of course we'll get more information on this expansion throughout the morning and we'll be bringing that to you here at the news desk. >> yeah, we have seen a lot of businesses leave california because of the high cost of doing business here. >> yeah. >> all right. thanks emily. >> all right 4:36 right now. it is official the oakland raiders say it's game over bay area. the team is packing up and leaving instead of staying one more season. one day after the city of oakland filed a breach of trust against the raiders. the lawsuit seeks to recover money after the team decided to move to las vegas. . >> what do you think the feeling's going to be on that last game? >> ink it will be somber. it's going to be difficult for me personally. >> some of the rumored locations are san antonio, san diego, levi stadium in santa clara. >>> hundreds of educators i

el ejercicio durÓ 10 minutos y brevemente cerrÓ el trÁnsito entre san diego y mÉxico. les lanzaron gas lacrimÓgeno para frenar los . 42 personas fueron arrestadas. y hay tensiÓn sobre el futuro del gobierno federal y los fondos destinados a la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. el presidente donald trump ha pedido $5,000,000,000 pero demÓcratas en el congreso parecen no estar de acuerdo con destinar esa suma. y luego de ser deportada mÉxico una madre de familia y enfermera de auckland, logrÓ lo que tanto habÍa anhelado. ella volverÁ a estados unidos a reunirse con sus hijos. luz peÑa nos traen los detalles. >> con la tecnologÍa siendo su Única conexiÓn visual a estados unidos, marÍa hoy canta victoria. >> recibÍ una llamada del consulado de los estados unidos a donde me pedÍan que fuera a la embajada y trajera mi padre soporte conmigo para que completarÁn el proceso de la visa de trabajo porque yo el lunes pasado puse un perdÓn. >> pero el camino estÁ inmigrante no ha sido fÁcil. hace 23 aÑos marÍa emigrÓ a estados unidos con su hija mayor y por la asesorÍa incorrecta d

reporter says:"you're not ruling out san diego? wouldn't that be something.."ays:"no, not ruling anything out."reporter says:"is it possible you return?"mark davis says:"as i said emotionally, i don't wanna pay for my own lawsuit, but to the fans it's something they're gonna think about."> ( james ) and we have team coverage for you on the future of raider nation... a lot of raider fans upset over the move already... and now... potentially, there is just one last game in oakland... kron 4's alecia reid went to san leandro to hear from fans ricky's sports is known for its raiders fan base.tonight ... many of them, including the owner ... are disappointed. inside ricky's ... it's all about the raiders.i got everyone's name on the wall here. i want them to be here. that's my lifefans have been watching this divorce closely. the divorce couldve been handled a little bit better. on both sides. but more so on the raiders. ... i'm glad libby schaaf held their guns. us taxpayers paid for mount davis and we're still paying for that. .... hopefuly they have great attorne

. >> segÚn el reporte la patrulla fronteriza recibiÓ una llamada de san diego, elhoso conductor ignorÓigen hispano tiene antecedentes de trÁfico humano. >> el chofer que estÁ detenido ahora por homicidio involuntario vehicular. >> activistas denuncian que la patrulla fronteriza pone en peligro la vida de los inmigrantes al utilizar herramientas como la barrera de clavos para controlar una persecuciÓn vehicular. esto ha sido como un patrÓn se puede decir que la agencia pareciera no tomar el tiempo, las precauciones para tratar de evitar la pÉrdida de vida humana. >> este caso aÚn estÁ bajo investigaciÓn y las vÍctimas aÚn con vida serÁn procesadas para el departamento de inmigraciÓn, en san diego marÍa paula, noticias telemundo. el supuesto seso sor de joaquin "el chapo" guzman va a pasar el resto de su vida en una prisiÓn de estados unidos, dÁmaso lÓpez nÚÑez fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua en una corte de virginia tras declararse culpable de traficar miles de libras de cocaÍna con el cartel de sinaloa, tambiÉn confesÓ que cuando era director de seguridad del penal de puente grande e

. >> con la niÑa enferma, fue e i enviada a san diego, y la deja o dejaron salir con un grillete en suanorolina del nore con su familia, la salud de la b bebe empeoro, diagonosticaron neumonia . >> la niÑa venia grave, dejo de respirar, 8 doctores le pusiero oxigeno porque se quedo sin re p respirar >> la patrulla fronteriza busca i informacion sobre este a la razon que la hace seguir adelante, no la podemos llamar p por su nombre. >> ella, es una sonrisa de ella me da fuerza, es la unica ene i energia par qua que siga . >> de acuerdo con el hospital el estado de salud es bueno, sin embargo, tendra questar en el hospital unos dias mas , en c cano carolina del norte, noticias telemundo >> mientras los migrantes siguen arriesgando su vida por llegar a este pais, mire estas imagenes s(sonido ambiente(). >> muestran el rescate de una i mujer herida en las montaÑas en san diego, agentes llegaron al l lugar donde se encontraban se semiinconciente despues de habe caido en un caÑon oficiales consiguieron llevarla a un hospital de la zona, la miujer de 31 aÑos se recupera de las heridas recibid

but yes, cs gas has been used to address large groups seeking to enter unlawfully in san diego sector in the same exact area almost five years to the day, a large group that did include women and children in it as well. >> well, cbp's use of force manual, as i understand it, does not specifically authorize tear gassing young children. do you think cbp needs to make any changes to its use of force policies to make sure that children are not harmed going forward? >> so, first of all, no, of course our policy does not authorize tear gassing young children, nor did that happen. just to say that again. >> well, i can show you a picture that was on cnn. >> no, i understand there's lots of -- the full description of this situation will come out in the review, and will be transparent about the findings from that. our use of force policy has been rigorously reviewed. it was built on recommendations from the police executive research forum and it's resulted as the chairman noted in significant improvements across the board. i would offer that i don't think any law enforcement agency in the u.s.

en la frontera entre san diego y tijuana, jaime garcia. univisiÓn.n en tijuana para exigir a las autoridades las cifras de migrantes que han sido procesados. luego de una breve reuniÓn con los encargados, funcionarios del instituto le dieron detalles de los centroamericanos que ya estÁn bajo proceso de las autoridades migratorias mexicanas. pero la movilizaciÓn de los centroamericanos no parÓ allÍ. decenas decidieron salir a la calles y recorrieron varios kilÓmetros, resguardados en dos momentos por policÍas. finalmente, marcharon hacia el consulado de los estados unidos en tijuana, en donde se los esperaba un gran cerco policÍaco que resguardaban el perÍmetro. entre las exigencias estÁ agilizar la solicitud de asilo humanitario. hasta el momento han sido poco los integrantes de la caravana migrante que han sido recibidos para pedir asilo en estados unidos. >> algunos casos de menores de edad no acompaÑados y personas con discapacidades han logrado que se les permitirÁ ejercer su derecho de pedir asilo. pero la mayorÍa de las personas, ninguno ha ent

the system of producing the rainfall toward los angeles and san diego. for us, lots of sunshine this afternoon. look at some of the high temperatures. back into the 60s for san francisco. santa rosa 65 and here is the satellite and radar. you can see the circulation towards los angeles and san diego. they have the rain tonight to early friday morning for us we have clear to partly cloudy skies. temperatures are cooling off already. we have low to mid 40s already for santa rosa. napa and san francisco 52. san jose in the upper 40s. right now, not much in the way of fog. at least in the camera. we could have a few patches regroup and redevelop in some of the in land valleys overnight. especially towards santa rosa and petaluma. cooler down to the lower 30s and 40s for the rest of the bay area. this was our system yesterday and this was todalos angeles. for friday and saturday, mostly sunny and dry. on sunday, there are a few extra high clouds. a chance of a few showers, primarily in the north bay that may be holding up until late in the afternoon into sunda

reporter says:"you're not ruling out san diego? wouldn't that be something.." davis says:"no, not ruling anything out."reporter says:"is it possible you return?"mark davis says:"as i said emotionally, i don't wanna pay for my own lawsuit, but to the fans it's something they're gonna think about." meanwhile on the other side of the bay... the 49ers will host the seattle seahawks sunday at levi's stadium... the teams played in seattle only two sundays ago... the seahwks thumping san francisco 43-16 in the great northwest now the two teams tee it up again for the second time in three weeks niners head coach kyle shanahan was asked today if playing the same team again so soon makes it easier or more difficult to prepare....(sot) "both. but also, just especially the two teams and the style that we play with, there's no secrets. we both know each other's' scheme. we played each other i think 10 days ago. we both have watched the monday night game that happened to see what's different. nothing's different. both teams do the same thing and they're going

the reason i'm coming from san diego is we just got back from the border and we have an exclusive look at a situation i never expected on both sides of the border. if nothing changes for the better, and soon, we're going to see things right here, right next to san diego, that we have never seen before. there is a lot to test. let's get after it. >>> so we spent most of the day in tijuana. in a place that is more like a circle of hell than a shelter. thousands of migrants, conditions i hope you never see for a single day of your life. now just today on the legal side, a federal judge stopped the president from imposing more limited asylum rules, but that is not nearly enough to address what is so wrong here. humanitarian crisis doesn't say enough. i'll put it to you this way, kids coughing up colors that would send any parent here to an e.r. at 100 miles per hour. barely being able to wash. food in very short supply. people sleeping in mud and in such close confinement that illness spreads with incredible speed. and it's getting worse day by day. again, if nothing changes, you're going

not taking bets, san diego leads the way followed by phoenix, san antonio and then multiple homes quotenquote. what? multiple homes is located -- i don't know. pasadena and levis, 10 to one, portland, vegas, seattle not on the list at all. michael jordan owns the charlotte hornets and most nights sits near the bench. tonight he was upset at malik monk for celebrating before the game was actually over. "his airness" expressed himself by taking a couple swipes at th >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" airs next. >> we are still over -- arguing

the company is also expanding in seattle, san diego and culver city. apple said they will be adding jobs in pittsburgh, new york and boulder, colorado in three years. >>> and analyst pointed out that all the expansion is taking place far from silicon valley. the cost of living here may have workers looking to live elsewhere. >> today we can say apple is bigger in texas. >> reporter: texas's governor cheered a billion-dollar expansion and new campus in north austin with capacity for up to 15,000 jobs. the city already home to the second-largest concentration of apple employees, behind the cupertino headquarters. >> we are also thrilled to share that we will expand our employee present in many other cities in the u.s. going saddle, san diego, pittsburgh, new york and culver city. >> reporter: from traffic to the high cost of housing, one tech analyst said the bay area has degraded where people want to live elsewhere. >> if companies want to perform in the corporate world, they will have to be flexible with where they put their offices. >> reporter: at re

so the follow-up to that point have you met with the san diego elected area officials with chamber of commerce leaders to get their assessment of the economic impact and if not will you do so afterwards and we are in touch almost daily with the chamber of commerce through director of field operations. we are very concerned about the impact and we will continue that dialogue. >> looking in the rearview mirror but also what improvements can be made going forward. shifting the topic. the president on november 27 declared those that grandma - - have children at the border a lot of people falsely pose as asylum seeking families to enter the country secretary nielsen told congress dhs is up to one - - separating children from trafficking you have identified 600 fraudulent families in the past year so how many of these cases have cbp referred for criminal prosecutions and secretary nielsen has repeatedly declared the policies if you break the law we will prosecute you cracks i have asked the agency for data on how many individuals have been referred for prosecution of trafficking and told yo