that got san diego's bomb squad scrambling.and it got the town's attention. >> coming up -- connie hoagland, wife, mother and survivor. >> i remember coming out to the truck, put in the key and then, kaboom. and the police told me, "this bomb was meant to kill you." >> but who was trying to kill her? when "dateline" continues. . but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if sy

we have 600 beds in san san diego county from just this issue alone.l isn't enough unless we get resources in dallas and the federal government, and they stop dumping these people at our transit centers that basically they can't handle the system. you know, and talking to people, i have lived here quite a while. and i don't quite understand the bus system or transit system either. to have these people that can't understand english come here to try to figure it out is just expecting too much. it is unsustainable. be one border policies and the biden administration put everyone at risk. thank you for your time come appreciate it. problems for southwest airlines passengers, thousands of flights canceled again today, but pete buttigieg says, "he's on it." speak with the secretary of transportation, what does that mean hold them accountable? >> we have enforcement tools that we have been using especially this year. we will watch to make sure they follow through. >> still not a whole lot of answers there. when can travelers expect this mess to be sorted out?

buscando asilo tenemos detalles de la información >> de esta manera se ven los recién llegados a san diegoeron allí >> que no está confirmado por autoridades de acuerdo al supervisor de san diego han sido cientos que nos han llegado incluso dice que se espera que decena más sea liberados en san diego >> y corazoncitos a quebrar >> dice que presenció el momento en que el pasado viernes un grupo fue liberado en una central de camiones y no olvida los rostros de los migrantes >> es confuso tío cuenta que entre los presentes habían adultos como menores de edad >> hecho tenía planes y era algo de navidad pues en ver cómo estaba la gente sin saber dónde estaban cómo iban a llegar tu destino siguiente, mi corazón sentía que se afectaba >> en políticas de san diego alegan que dejar así no es humano las autoridades de hacer algo por medio de un comunicado dijeron lo siguiente trabajan para ver que la liberación se asegura las personas liberadas reciban apoyo por su parte dicen que no habían visto una >> le tocara tanto el corazón proclama amigo y me dijo tengo miedo si puedo confiar enellos me puse

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con ellos. >>> los inmigrantes de diferentes paÍses fueron dejados en varios puntos del condado de san diego de ahÍ, nos dejaron acÁ. estuvimos ahÍ prÁcticamente un dÍa y medio. >>> el grupo llevado a autobuses san isidro el cajÓn y oceanside. >>> tienen un caso vigente de asilo y la mayorÍa de las personas tienen un destino final donde llegar, para seguir con los procedimientos migratorios. >>> diana es concejal de lebron grove. los inmigrante estas ban con miedo y desorientados. >>> si era usar nuestros celulares. si era decirle donde estabanan s hoteles. estÁbamos haciendo muchas cosas, para asegurarnos que no se quedaran aquÍ afuera en el frÍo mt >>> el servicio de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza, en un comunicado indicÓ que trabaja paras para asegurar que sean seguras y tengan acceso al transporte. la llegada del grupo fue anunciada el viernes por el supervisor del condado de san diego se le informÓ de la llegada de un segundo grupo. seÑalÓ que dejar a cientos de personas en un paÍs extranjero es peligroso. el mayor anhelo de los inmigrante es reencontrarse con los suyos. >>> quiero reu

an hour when it hits the atmosphere and talk about san diego's other links to the historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> a splashdown expected to happen about 60 miles offshore. so we're going to be looking forward to that. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, a mother from richmond leading for answers and her daughters, 7 year-old cold case. we're going breakdown that case when we come back. i will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on a friday. don't know if you have some plans, but if you do just like me, you need to know what the weather's going to be like. so you can know what to wear. john and try to kind of land. you can i leave the house any time this weekend in and not be raining or >> it's going rea

here is san diego county supervisor jim desmonday. i grew up in california and how bad is it getting in san diego? for the last 4 days, the border -- patrol dropped off 1,000 asylum seekers in san diego county. that they are bewildered. they don't have money for tickets to get to family or get in touched with loved ones. they are just dropping them off. the border patrol can only hold them for so long. our shelters are full. there is no room at the inn. we are at max capacity. they are saying see you later, good luck. the hypocrisy, the same administration criticized government abbott and desantis for taking people to sanctuary cities. but here is the federal government just dropping them at transit centers without giving them money. many are getting together with families eventually. but just dropping them off at transit centers is not the answer in san diego county. >> your governor newsom has had an epiphany. hours after his inauguration he invited everybody to come to california. he said we are a sanctuary for all who seek it. sig

then days later another reported sighting, this went down in the san diego airport. a month passed with no sign of liz. matt gave him people magazine. >> i'm running on fumes right. now >> i don't know where to look. -- and be with matt, and the girls. >> he was interviewed by and i happy -- and pleaded with the public for help. >> i feel like she's in trouble. >> it can happen to, you and what it, does it gets very personal. and you get a strength looking never had before, because that's my daughter. >> and san diego detectives dove into their investigation. -- they made my job very awkward, i was short with, him and said i couldn't leave them. and this, time you met, and it was very interrogatory. >> they ask you to take a polygraph? >> yes. >> what did you say? >> it is helpful to the place. >> i told, i'm go ahead, searchers house, which i said several times, and he consented of him both of his daughter's dna collected. just in case the first happened, and they needed to idea body. >> did you ask him to take a polygraph, any chance. >> he has. >> how did the scor

and now the impacts coming in right in through san diego.had plans to travel along the grapevine in addition to rain we are also seeing some dense fog advisory. it could be an issue as well. be mindful of that. another thing to consider. we'll see winds pick up first before we see the rain. your hour by hour temperatures by about 7:00 a.m. still in the 40s. and then fast forward this time stamp until noon. increasing high clouds. daytime highs will be in the upper 50s. rain ahead so one thing you will notice the clouds will start moving in first and the impacts will move in really late tonight. we'll get a line of showers, san francisco and oakland, a couple of scattered showers. another line pushed through 2:00, 3:00 a.m. and right around your morning commute. a lot of that treks out east and to scattered pockets. if you had concerns about your morning commute notice by 3:30 we get another system that lines up. this will be a little bit more widespread. as far as how much rain anywhere from a quarter to half an inch when you compare it to t

duros en sus jornadas completas, el salario ya no alcanzan san diego. >>> no tenemos para aseguranzaanando voy saliendo, o sea que si apretado >>> en la ciudad en la ciudad de san diego el salario incremento más que en el resto del estado... 15 dólares con 50 centavos. los empleadores han tenido que subir los salarios más que el salario mínimo porque es muy difícil encontrar trabajadores en estos días y ante la preocupación de los aumentos en los salarios también abrían en los precios de los servicios de alimento. el alcalde aseguró que estos incrementos ya están entre nosotros. (hablan en inglés). >>> cada vez algo es más caro, pero no es solo en comida como restaurante, es el gas, la renta, la comida, los recibos, todo ha subido de precio. por lo que para las organizaciones encendió esos incrementos no son lo suficiente, se necesitan más. estamos teniendo que decidir entre las cosas básicas como pago renta o pago médico, pago renta o pago un apoyo para mis hijos en las escuelas >>> puede tener una emergencia médica o pensar en llevar a los hijos a la universidad, parecen lujos o su

jake ward, nbc news, austin and san diego >> quite a ride. >>> up next, the heroes of the world cup. their inspiring message. >>> after one the greatest matches in world cup history, argentina is basking in its victory here is meagan fitzgerald >> reporter: it's a moment 36 years in the making >> argentina have won the world cup! >> reporter: argentina now world cup champions. celebrating their sensational win, posing proudly with their trophy on the plane as they return home from doha millions of excited fans ready for their return overnight packing the streets of buenas aries after an exhilarating game. it came down to penalty kicks. >> yes >> reporter: but in the end, argentina defeated france. >> the energy here is electric fans say this is not just a win for argentina. this is a win for messi. >> messi, messi! >> reporter: lionel messi securing his place as one of the greatest players ever. >> messi >> reporter: clinching the title for the first time after saying this will be his last world cup appearance a fairy tale ending and one that's inspiring the next generation. >> it fe

this is the united states coast guard sector, san diego.adea finally arrived in the port of san diego, california. radio: inbound yacht, the amadea. - we're approaching ballast point at 10 knots... three days later, the us treasury also blocked over $1 billion worth of assets in a trust which they say is linked to kerimov. i felt vindicated that our facts and our legal arguments were correct, but that's really the beginning of a process here in the united states, it's not the end. the us�*s ultimate goal is to sell the vessel and send the proceeds to ukraine. at the end of the day, we may have the ability to forfeit even the things that are on the yacht. what you find when you go onto these yachts often are showpieces that are designed to display their wealth. one of the objects that we're looking at appears like a faberge egg. there are a handful of authentic faberge eggs in the world, many of them are accounted for, and so the investigation of this egg and its authenticity is ongoing. with their exquisite craftsmanship, faberge eggs are h

b, i do want to you know-looking for the study just referenced from san diego, but glad you commissioner benedicto mentioned the 1/3 of times spent and lost on pretext stops that didn't yield anything. if we were to apply that percentage to san francisco, that is about $200 million in staff time that could have been used in some other way shape or form. we are not san diego but we can extrapolate and come to conclusions based on the information so we are taking a very data driven informed approach. that's for the general kind of conversation happening right now. my questions are just a little more specific to just clarification about in the dgo it doesn't necessarily-doesn't indicate what the procedure and expectation for officers to mail out citations would be which is something i think we should think about because whether it happens on the training end or from the very outset it would be helpful for people to understand there still is a procedure to hold folks accountable when they have expired license tag or have a broken turn signal. there is a administrative approach to that. what

cionfirman que más d 200 personas en busca de asilo político provenientes de tijuana se encuentran en san diegopalabra en inglés), 86 solicitantes de asilo fueron liberados . >> (inentendible) frontera, no estar en el centro de detención y nos dejaron acá . >> su travesía comenzó hace días, . >> llegando a tijuana, se les informó a varios funcionarios, que alrededor de 250 migrantes serían dejados en als calles de san diego, ,. >> una verdadera tragedia, el título 42, sería aliminando esta semana, todos no estaban preparados para la tragedia que era esta situación . >> inmigrantes fueron llevados en camiones blancos, en el comunicado icen, (inentendible) ciudadanos para prestar servicios no gubernamentales y más sitios fronterizos en combinación con autoridades locales, (palabra en inglés) trabaja coniuntamente para la ligberaciones, y que ciudadanos reciban apoyo al momento de la liberación para poder continuar a destino . >> esta labor es grande no están preparados, en las últimas 3 semanas, recibimos a personas que llegan a poner sus locales,y mamás felices, completamente inspirados, esperan

. >> nasa's orion spacecraft is returning to earth where it's expected to splash down near san diegosunday. it's flown to the moon and back since being launched 3 weeks ago. it's next. biggest test is surviving reentry to the earth's atmosphere and splashing down in the pacific. an official with the san diego air and space museum says will be traveling about 25,000 miles an hour when it hits the atmosphere we talked to and they talked about san diego's other links to these historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really needed. they've practiced this before. but never exactly like this. >> splashdown is expected to happen about 60 miles offshore. >> next at 10 o'clock, the investigation into those attacks on power grids after somebody shoots up a substation in north carolina. now 3 other st

the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts forapsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need them. they practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> well, the splashdown is expected to happen about against 60 miles offshore and will be at 9.40, in the morning on sunday. check it out. be right back. wendy's new italian mozz is fried mozzarella, garlic knot bun, marinar - you know what? you're just gonna want to eat it. (all): ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh choose wisely. choose wendy's new italian mozzarella chicken sandwich. ♪♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema,

tenemos el informe >>> abuso del niño sexualmente >>> es lo que un padre le notificó la policía de san diegos averiguaciones autoridades se percataron que no era la única denuncia de este tipo donde involucraban al mismo sospechoso. el sospechoso fue identificado como (informaciÓn enpantalla) habitante de la comunidad la policía no confirmó de dónde provenía abuelo pero dicen que sellevó a cabo sin resistencia el reporte preliminar indica que los supuestos actos ocurrieron entre julio y diciembre de este año la primera denuncia la recibieron en una semana >>> la unidad de abusos de los niños recibieron reporte en noviembre habían contratado un niñero aquí en el condado de san diego >>> se desconoce por cuánto tiempo trabajaba para esta compañía el teniente dice que la empresa si está colaborando en las indagaciones. >>> de la policía aseguró que encontrado suficientes evidencias para creer que un hombre de treinta y dos años de edad de fresno asesino (nombre extranjero) en esa jurisdicción el diecisiete de noviembre ya falleció después de enfrentarse a tiros con autoridades en las municiones

see, i grew up in san diego and san diego san diegans here. there it is. we don't have a white christmas. but the older i got then what more i went to school, i realized i can make my own little snow cones, snow white snow storms, right because when we got to school, we all start with these. and you fold it up. right? and before this, and we make our own little moments. and you can fold it up again. i'm sure you've all done this. and we fold it up even more. right? and every time we fold these up and reminded me of these magical moments these moments that i wanted to recreate this white snow and san diego but when you fold it up, i realized well. even though i didn't have snow. i can make my own. i had friends. i had. family had my eggnog. clearly right? i had this moment all around me, and i just missed it and i can make myself it's close. to a snow flake as i could, as perfect as a little kid could make just something small, something simple. but there's still didn't give me that white winter that white winter wonderland that i wanted. but i realized i c

made it to san diego with 95 miles left over. but it's not this easy everywhere.texas, and time i am driving roughly the same distance from here to austin in the same model car. major cities and major highway, but charging is a major inconvenience fofrmtz we're coming up on our halfway point. la grange, texas. texas is in fact one of the most charging ready states, but it's no california. i really only have a couple of options. this one at a domino's. how often have you seen these things in use? >> rarely ever. i have only seen one person ever actually sit out here and successfully be able to use them. >> reporter: it's no wonder. none of these seem to work. nope. nope. nope. at this point our final option, one random charger at this antique dealer's diy hotel. oh, man, this is literally my last chance. i do not have the mileage to get to austin. could not fully insert it. charging. yes. we are going to make it to austin. why is it so hard to come by a charger in had part of texas? >> i think possibly because it's a heavy oil state. i don't know. >> reporter: the

that said, the drug business remain in san diego.t goes from there across the united states to many east coast cities, the appalachia, too many of the places that have been hard-hit by the opioid epidemic. william: there are many startling facts in your report, but one really jumped up. at one point there were nearly a quarter million trucks and cars coming across the mexico border into the u.s., but at one point we were only scanning about 6% of trucks and 1% of cars. isn't that one of the main ways this is getting through? have we gotten better at scanning vehicles? nick: this is the main way fentanyl is entering the country, vehicles and commercial trucks through official border crossings. traffickers are hiding their drug loads in those vehicles and attempting to smuggle them across. the u.s. government has been very slow to rapidly scale up the kinds of scanning technology needed to detect more of this illegal fentanyl. what we saw during the trump administration is the governmen spent $11 billion on a border wall with mexico. t

. >> i'm moving from san diego to portland.his is the overnight pit stop. >> reporter: it turned into a horrible experience for tony. it was supposed to be a new beginning for the high-end bicycle designer. he packed up everything he owned in this u-haul van and it was a bad dream. halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. he parked the van and u-haul over there, when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> my pants to my trash cans to my computer, my bed frame. visualize any room in your house, it's gone. >> reporter: his entire life was here, including family heirlooms from germany and his vintage volkswagen in tow. after reporting to police, he took to social media for help. >> other groups of the internet, it was shared and multiplied and i started getting information, hey, you should look here, the crime hotspots where stolen things get taken. >> reporter: that took tony to the wood street underpass where the unhoused live and fires have broken out in the past. he found his van and called police.

back to your calls in san diego. let's hear from kevin on the independent line. caller: good morning. i tried to get through when the washington post journalists was on but unfortunately that got cut off by the pro forma session. i wanted to address some of the disinformation he was spreading. my first reaction to seeing the washington post coverage was surprised because they are basically -- they are a corrupt organization that is set up to promote the democratic party. two p points i want to address. the first thing is he tried to -- these are primary talking points of the democratic party to shield the biden administration from culpability. the first thing he said was the trump administration bears some responsibility because they spent money on a border wall that did not stop the flow of fennel. the problem with that is that the border wall was not primarily focused on stopping fentanyl. it was to prevent immigration and also send a message to other countries about people not coming in. that is a red herring argument he is making. the second is he also said t

. >> finishing the contract as a travel nurse in the bay area, scheduled to fly flied to san diego san diego in atlanta with her husband and grandson, the flight was canceled and the sooner she could rebook was december 28. >> all they told me was they are sorry but that's not going to help me. we are going to sleep on your floor tonight. >> she couldn't afford a hotel, and fortunately her family will be sleeping on the floor of the airport. 70 sarr post on them and booked them a hotel room until their flight out. now back on ice, and the stranger that took -- came to their aid took them grocery shopping at brought them a present for the grandson. antoinette is so grateful. >> something to do now. >> southwest did issue a statement saying it appreciates customers patients and apologizes for the inconveniences. >> important to remember if an airline canceled your flight and you choose not to travel you are entitled to a refund under federal rules and if an airline is not helping you with an issue, you can file a complaint with the department of transportation. nbc bear area news. >> a c

i know san diego quite well,p in very close to the border. how bad is it getting in san dio diego?>> well, for the last four days, the border patrol has dropped off almost a thousand asylum seekers at transit centers throughout san diego county. and these people are bewildered. they don'tat have any money for tickets or means of figuring out the system to get to family or get in touch with loved ones. onesthey're just dropping them . the border the border patrol can only hold them for hol so long. l. >> and our shelters are full.ers i mean, tis the season. there's there's no room at the inn. and we are we're at max capacity. so they're just dropping peoplee at transit centers and saying, see you later. good s luck. and , you know, the ironic irony or even hypocrisy of it, you know, they used they were the same administration has been criticizing governors abbott and governors desantis for taking people to sanctuary cities throughout the country. and yet here is th e federal government just dropping them at transit centers with with no means of taking the transit or giving them mone

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i miss my connection in san diego and they told me my bags were offloaded in san diego. i looked around the airport. hours and they were never to be found. i just drove herself back to san jose, but days later. she still doesn't have her bags just was told they were shipped to st. louis, which was my destination. so fingers crossed. they will be shipped back to san jose in the next couple days. just don't know when made all of the troubles thousands of passengers had there have been some happy reunions. some are cameras caught early thursday on abc 7 mornings. i found it since december 24th a reunion others are hopeful they'll have too. i just want my bags back and i'll call it a day. so i just want to give you a good visual of the progress that we were talking about this area. you're seeing that's roped off. it was completely filled with luggage it needed to be reunited with travelers who were impacted by all of these delays and cancellations right now. you see the area is emptying out and there's luggage being put on carts right now. we saw fedex truck just outside bein

it's set to splashdown sunday near san diego off the coast of baja, california.owing it here over the past. 25 days, the couple loops around the moon and now its biggest test is coming up. and can it survive re-entry and splashdown success for the other in the pacific ocean? it will be hitting the atmosphere at about 25,000 miles per hour. so we'll see. here's an official with san air and space museum talking about san diego's linked to this historic flight. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> well, the splashdown is expected to happen about 60 miles off shore at 9.40, or so our time sunday morning. >> so i know you'll be watching that. hopefully we have some video monday morning. stay tuned. yeah, the fun. and you k

the san diego air and space museum representatives were talking about how they're excited to have itwn near them. and a part of the part that they played in all of this. >> there are all sorts of companies across the southern california region, including some in san diego that helped build some of the parts for the orion capsule. so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, which is going to be, you know, very exciting for them and really need in practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> it's a cool that splashdown expected to happen about 60 miles offshore. it's a 12, 40 eastern that we've 9.40, or so in the morning. our time on sunday. so 9.40. go to youtube or flip on your tv and see if you can catch it live coming in. sure. in between watching kron 4 all weekend 6.56. right now coming the next hour. there has been a vote on whether or not san francisco's can keep the great highway closed or open to traffic fridays and through the weekends. >> we'll tell you about that. and plus, we have reaction from the warrior

she was to go from san jose to san diego and connect.delays ruin ruined her itinerary. >> they told me my bags were off-loaded in san diego. i looked around the airport for four hours. they were never to be found. >> she drove herself back to san jose but days later, she still doesn't have her bags. >> was told they were shipped to st. louis. so fingers crossed they will be shipped back to san jose in the next couple of days. >> amid all of the troubles, there have been some happy reunions some our cameras caught on thursday morning. >> i found it since december 24th. >> a reunion others are hopeful. >> i just want my bags back. and i'll call ate day. so if you or a loved ones are waiting for luggage, you can claim your baggage. you don't have to drive a separate airplane. southwest will ship it to you for free. also while you're there, you can find out about other reimbursements. we have a link on our website abc7 news.com. zac fuentes, abc7 news. amia: a woman has died in a house fire in san francisco. the san francisco fire department

southern border are in the san diego area.said this drug does not , remain in san diego, obviously. it goes from there across the united states, to many east coast cities to appalachia, to new england and many of the places that have been hardest hit by the opioid epidemic. william: there are so many startling facts in your report. but one really jumped out and is relevant to the point you're making. which is that at one point that there were nearly a quarter million trucks and cars coming through across the mexico border into the u.s. but at one point we were only scanning about 6% of trucks and 1% of cars. i mean, isn't that principally one of the main ways this is getting through and have we gotten better at scanning those vehicles? nick: this is the main way that fentanyl is entering the country -- in vehicles and in commercial trucks coming through the official border crossings. traffickers are hiding their drug loads in those vehicles and attempting to smuggle them across. but the u.s. government, and this is one of the

so san diego's been injured or involved in this to the recovery team from the uss portland on sunday, need practice this before. but never exactly like this. >> those with the dummies is bright. americans on board manda. i call him down well, that's good because i want to that before i head up there. you won't be able to see it from sure. that's about 60 miles offshore. but it was going to watch again what times about 9.40, or so in the morning on sunday on sunday that's lake. i want be clear by then, too. so saturday, all rainy. yeah. and then we clear out, john so sunday still going to be wet. in california, where its landing going to be pretty inclement weather. that's a good test for a lot of reasons. okay. we'll test landing in rainy conditions. it's a good thing. those are mannequins, of as we do see that. so i know going to be watching pretty closely on it where we're sitting this morning. we are off to a dry start. lots of sunshine ahead of us today. >> between what will be a partly cloudy day. really good to your best day this weekend to be capitalizing on some outdoor time.

there was a concern among the time among some in san diego is beautiful of a part of a country that is that people wanted to make it like another los angeles and you are active in trying to stop that from happening.en you end up working for a real estate developer former president donald trump. talk about how that experience shaped you and if you brought any of that with you to the white house. >> sure. of all i wasn't against real estate development. what i was against wasll uncontrolled g growth where the real estate developers who would come in and throw down 4000 houses in the subdivision and provide shift the tax burden to existing residents in sport of what today remains america's finest in terms of pure beauty. to traffic nightmare and their environmental issues out there but i think the parallel between what i did in 1992 and the mayor and what donald trump it in 2016 there's a small parallel there and that we were both popular economic nationalists. i was doing that at the local level and my focus back than was trying to maintain a manufacturing base from san diego. we had our

apparently judge has arrived in san diego just a couple of hours ago where it is.ot of rumblings on social media today. lot of back and forth. fingers crossed. >>> jessica joins us now with what's coming up at 6:00. >> ordered some hit kicks right now. that should attract him to come over. >>> coming up, an alarming sign covid is back on the rise. >> the waste water evidence is alarming. >>> and a win for the opposition. robots with the potential use of deadly force will not be a part of the sfpd. we're breaking down the vote that came down today. >>> and then murder inspired by revenge. that's what police are calling it. the chain of evens investigators say led to the death of a father. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you for being with us on this tuesday. >>> motivated by are veng, that's how police are describing the shooting death. the gunman, the father of a young woman, teenager recently killed on a south bay freeway. it's an entangled family drama with engagements, accusations, and now murder. >> reporter: candles mark the spot

tony's halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. and he park the van and u-haul right over there. when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> anything from my pants to my trash can to my computer, to my bed frame, literally just visualize any room in your house and whatever is in it is gone. >> reporter: his entire life was inside this u-haul which includes family heirlooms from germany. also stolen, his vintage volkswagen that was in tow. that was saturday morning. after reporting the theft to police, he then took to social media for help. >> volkswagen groups, other areas of the internet that are all here to help, and slowly but surely it was shared multipied pretty quickly and slowly i start to getting information that you should look here, these are the crime hot spots. >> reporter: and that took him to the wood street underpassed where the unhoused lives and fires have broken out in the past. tony found his van there and called police. >> they realized that there was somebody inside it. so they called in reinforcements and i

she was to go from san jose to san diego and connect. but flight delays ruin ruined her itinerary. >> they told me my bags were off-loaded in san diego. i looked around the airport for four hours. they were never to be found. >> she drove herself back to san jose but days later, she still doesn't have her bags. >> was told they were shipped to st. louis. so fingers crossed they will be shipped back to san jose in the next couple of days. >> amid all of the troubles, there have been some happy reunions some our cameras caught on thursday morning. >> i found it since december 24th. >> a reunion others are hopeful. >> i just want my bags back. and i'll call ate day. so if you or a ones are waiting for luggage, you can claim your baggage. you don't have to drive a separate airplane. southwest will ship it to you for free. also while you're there, you can find out about other reimbursements. we have a link on our website abc7 news.com. zac fuentes, abc7 news. amia: a woman has died in a house fire in san francisco. the san francisco fire depa

buscar su equipaje perdido >> me cancelaron el vuelo original y pusieron otro desde las vegas a san diegoque salía directo y ahí se vine de la maleta a venir, pero según lo que hicieron también. >> no saben que que vengo a trabajar que en podría . >> que en el aeropuerto internacoinal de san josé y en comparaciódn e ayer vemos varios acumulados o necesario haga su reporte de oficina y que en la tarde porque también le vamos a decir que estaría . >> gracias esa respuesta la tenemosen ediciones vespertinas. noticiero telemundo . >> gracias con esta información. nuevos detalles en un incendio y de un hombre acusado de provocar un incendio. las llamas comenzaron en un complejo de apartamentos en boulevar de costa a costa. tenía dos cuhillos de cocina. dispararon balas de goma hasta someterle. que en >> contra que se había operado de cuatro nuevos cargos de asesinato en su contra. entre nuevos señalamientos destacan homicidios ocurridos en el condado alameda. hay que destacar, chcó y para huir y dejar en el sentido contrario y así contra otros vehículos. resultaron heridas. la investigación co

the orion capsule splashing down off the coast of san diego. that is cool to see. the unmanned spacecraft spent 25 days in space circling the moon. artemis, the program which will eventually put more astronauts on the moon, including the first woman and the first person of color -- nasa ames research center in mountain view is playing a crucial role in the artemis missions. among the bay area contributions, developing and testing this heat shield. this heat shield is important because it protects the orion capsule as it re-enters the earth's atmosphere. oh, by the way, temperatures reach 5,000 degrees during the return. our resident space geek, scott budman, spoke with one of the bay area scientists on this project. >> watching the launch and watching the return with my colleagues was very exciting. i have to say it was also nerve-racking. i finally got my first good night's sleep last night. i think i slept for about nine hours last night. just on a personal note, during the launch and then also during the re-entry, i was on the teams chat with my colleagues, you

there was a concern at the time among some people in san diego that as beautiful a part of the country as that is, that people wanted to take it like another los angeles and that you were active in trying to stop that from happening. you end up working for a real estate developer and former president donald trump. i see the irony there. you talk about how that experience shaped you and and if if you brought any of that with you to the white house, when you first went to work for the former president. sure. first of all, i wasn't against real estate development. what i was against was uncontrolled growth, where the real estate developers would come in, throw down 4000 houses in a subdivision and not provide the roads and the schools and the sewer and thereby shift the tax burden to existing residents and despoil what today remains america's finest city. in terms of pure beauty. i mean, it's a it's a traffic nightmare. and there's still issues with some of the environmental issues out there. but i think the the parallel between what i did in 1992 and running for mayor and what donald tru