with a population exceeding 3 million san diego county is the fifth most populist in the united states presenting diverse challenges and opportunities. supervisor crucial role prior to serving server 12 years san marco's in san diego county. he has served on many local communities and commissions his roles and mayor. sheriff david hathaway is the sheriff of santa cruz county arizona. to graduate from university of arizona served as law enforcement as a deputy sheriff of the santa cruz county sheriff's office. then embarked on federal law enforcement career work to multiple dea offices in the united states and in foreign countries where he occupied very supervisory positions. his last assignment for retiring was ahead of the dea office. i think all of our witnesses for being here and i now recognize for five minutes to summarize his opening statement. >> mr. chairman distinguished members thank you for this opportunity the only true consequence we have to slow down discourage people from coming into nice it's illegally is sending them back to the country of origin. throughout the first

the former commander of the san diego fire department bomb squad.is luke to the left of your screen and -- on the far right. >> he was the first one to contact me as soon as i got on the scene. he tells me he had retired to colorado. he came back to visit some friends in town, and came back to assist us. >> and there was one more thing. >> he turns out to be an acquaintance of the hoagland family, so he knew the victim and the husband. the first thing that popped into my mind is that we have a bombing here. we have a bomb guy on scene who is retired, and now he is also -- have some nexus to do with the family. >> that was definitely a curveball. >> john wood was bomb squad commander than and have the same unsettling concerns. >> is sitting there going, wow. now he's become a suspect. >> this used to have your job. >> exactly. >> so everybody here knows him and trust him and likes him? and is a friend of the family? and he know how to set these up? >> exactly. >> offering up a potential suspect. connie hoagland's ex-son-in-law, who may have had it in

border patrol san diego sector . aaron hickey. so you were told to keep theseli illegal immigrants out of sighgt at the same time. harris, biden, mayorkasevery and every other administrationot official, they were telling the american people that the border is secureth and the border is closed. so they basically were telling you to lie to the american people and cover uplf on their behalf. is that is that an accurate den? iptio t >> i think it's pretty accurate' . >> they wouldn't allow us to put out any information. t the it was very frustrating knowing what was going on, knowing that there were large gapswhatoingd th in the be coverage and that there were real threats theree real that we weren't able to address and that there were real threats entering our country. >> and who was telling you to do that? it came through my headquarters ,border patrol headquarters. >> and they also prevented you from reporting the names and the actual numbe fporting rs of illegal immigrants that had ties to terror. and if that's the case, because w

border patrol san diego sector chief...o you were told to keep these illegal immigrants out of sight. the same time, harris, biden and every other administration official, they were telling the american people that the border is secure and the border is closed. so they basically were telling you to lie to the american people and cover it up on their behalf, is that an accurate description? >> i gets pretty accurate. they wouldn't allow us to put any information. it was very frustrating knowing what was going on and there were large gaps in the coverage. and that there were real threats there. >> who was telling you to do that? >> it came through my headquarters. >> they also prevented you from reporting the names and the actual number of the illegal immigrants that had ties to terror? if that's the case because we know there are hundreds of people with ties in this country , we know that there are people, 11 and a half million is what we know about. there are the god a ways. people coming from 180 countries that would inclu

flooding cities like san diego.estifying in today's hearing today and he testifies now. thank you for joining us this morning. what case do you plan on making today? >> well, you know, san diego county, unfortunately, has become the epicenter for illegal immigration and crossings across the whole southern border. and what i want to be pointing out is we had over 155,000 young adults, single adult, predominantly males dropped off on our city streets and transit centers throughout san diego county. and i think the worst part of this is -- really think people should be concerned about, san diego, we're the doormat and unfortunately a lot of these people just, you know, they head out of san diego county to other parts of the country, but the border patrol is so overwhelmed that they just -- they don't have the time to properly vet or screen these people that are coming across. they really don't know, you know, what we are getting. if these people mean us harm or not. the crux of it is the screening process is almost non

. >> they look like a loving, happy couple living their best life in san diego. but that wasn't the whole story, he says. he snapped. if you see her kissing ray on my couch with rivalry, jealousy, rage, murder, do you expect a man to feel we're in the courtroom as the tik tok killer learns his fate? plus, he was living the high life. >> he drove a fancy car, a waterfront mansion, corporate jet. >> there's just one problem. it wasn't his money. he pulled off one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history. >> he's intelligent and cunning. >> and now he's on the run playing a real life game of catch me if you can. your daily source for true crime starts right now. we begin with the man called the tik tok killer. he was a social media star known as jin kid. he had nearly a million followers, and he earned them by pretending to be scarface. just like the movie character. true crime news was there when he was sentenced for killing his wife and another man. applause broke out in support of the sentence. the families of the victims say his followers have no idea how much he

i think a big university of california, san diego.think a big part university of california, san diego. i think a big part of what is going on that if we knew for sure we were getting a 25 basis point cut there wouldn't be this volatility. if we knew for sure there wouldn't be a 50 basis point cut there wouldn't without insecurity. we are getting a lot of mixed segments —— mixed signals and markets don't like that. they're waiting to see what is going on. we have seen things drift on a patch. what happens tomorrow or today in the uk is going to depend a lot on whether or not thisjobs going to depend a lot on whether or not this jobs report is good but not too great. we are not suggesting that the fed is a little bit behind the curve. it is all about the data, isn't it? is speaking of recession just a little bit too early, or are there concerns there? i think it is a bit too early to start talking about that. the unemployment rate has stacked up unemployment rate has stacked up butjust barely. we don't have a super weakjob market, but

i said it was nice out today like that game with here in the san diego.e in san diego. later in the inning, 2 or year are encarnacion. and yeah, you can call that want to buy. three-run bomb pads. the lead to 5 for giants very next batter. luis matos joins in on the action. he says this one to left. that's back-to-back home runs. they explode for 6 runs in the 4th. let's go to the top of the 6 giants up by 5 curt casali. he drives just one high and deep ball. homerun giants have more on the game. they extend the lead to 6. the padres would make some noise in 8th, but giants hang on to win. 76 said they'll have the day off tomorrow. come back to host the brewers to that. meanwhile, at the coliseum, the a's also looking for a series when they were taking on the tigers neck. top of 4 tigers up to 2 inches too long trey sweeney. and he drives one into left center by round runs out of real estate. goes off the wall hired pad that lead 3 top of the 8 tigers up by 2 to offer parker meadows and he lined it into the gap in left-center to run for all part of a six-

one of the key one from san diego -- ones from san diego when we had a large amount of undocumented minors coming in into the country, we started to see recruiters in mexico that would go around within the tijuana area, because the migrants would stage in mexico before they came into the united states, recruiters would go around within tijuana and recruit teenage women to come to the united states and then they would leave their families, oftentimes they traveled to tijuana with their families, they would leave them mind hind, come to the united states, claim they were unaccompanied minors, and they would be put up in the facilities that the cherries had set aside in san diego. once they are put up they are not held in detention. it's a room. they were given a phone number to call. and then a recruiter would come down off from oakland or los angeles and pick them up. these young women were then brought up and forced into prostitution, oftentimes in the oakland and los angeles area. other places within the country. we had active cases going on. because we did not have the resources, because

san diego detectives were piecing together tori's life.her, dayna, was planning a double final farewell. how do you get through a funeral for your only child and her brand new baby? dayna herroz: in a daze. in a daze. did you think about drinking, again? never. because it seems like that would be a time when you would think about it. i would never dishonor her that way. i made mistakes when she was growing up with my drinking. i wasn't going to make them in death. josh mankiewicz: but dayna was aching. she bought 43 books on grieving, hoping in vain that one would yield a clue to living through the brutal murder of a daughter and grandson. she also looked for answers from the san diego police, but didn't find them there, either. they told her they were working the case, but nothing more, which is typical police procedure. frustrating? extremely. and that made you angry. i was angry from probably, week two. i felt that they were sweeping tori and dean under the carpet. josh mankiewicz: so this grieving mother and grandmother decided she had

border patrol is there a driver from the border into the city of san diego and in san diego county hast of the taxpayers expense. >> this is stunning. >> it is unfortunate, there is certainly an economic strain that exist whether it is air airfare, wasn't eric adams handing out prepaid debit card six month ago, there's an economic strain when you look at the strain on the resources like safety, healthcare, that all exist, kamala harris will only point trump blocking the bill which is going to allow 1.8 million migrants through the border before they would even shut it which added more agents but they were really processing agents not enforcement agents, it was a bad bill, hr2 which republicans put together with a solid bill. maria: we heard and packed economically from jay powell yesterday that's without employment rate is going up. stay with us, we'll be right back. a there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time,

you know, i'm in san diego once a week, every two months for work related. and, one of the things they do down there i noticed is i just got back last week was they have a, it seems like a lot of plazas have, like, local musicians go out there on a daily basis or weekly basis and even a shopping center with the equivalent of a safeway and a small thai restaurant. they have, the live band going, just a few guitarists and, singers. and it really does help attract the crowd. it's amazing. there's music everywhere down there. unfortunately, they're only playing sublime covers at all times. it's a law down there, any public comment on this item? no public comment on this item. all right. seeing none, we'll close public comment. we'll adjourn this meeting at 6:33 p.m. thank you. recording stop. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop a

retired san diego sector border chief aaron heitke, thank you for being here. and our apologies, we lost our connection to mr. desmond, but we'll work to get him back in the future. thank you, chief. alicia: griff, israel's war front dramatically shifting to the north against iran-backed hezbollah with new strikes inside lebanon. that's next. to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! he looks down at his queen, and says... (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot au owwwww bientot au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪) (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot now search with ai assistant with the hotels.com app have you ever thought of getting a walk

subscribe to those channels to subscribe to plan, it's a the the, this is where east meets west san diego, the capital of bosnia and herzegovina is a cultural crossroads. the turkish old town is characterized by centuries of ottoman rule and byzantine in the orthodox influences the austro hungarian monarchy left behind catholic churches and synagogues, and a monument to the austrian archduke franz ferdinand, who was assassinated tier. in 1914, the scholars from the bosnian war also remain sparked in 1992 by the serbian minority in response to the founding of the independent republic of bosnia and herzegovina. the war claimed around 100000 lives full of all your notes. the one of the people still driving division in the country is me a little hot dog dick the strong man of the pool. because so it's got the part of bosnia and herzegovina with a ser, majority of bulk and ally of beijing and moscow. dont exceeds bosnia is an artificial country. the serbian separatist leader has been promoting independence for years. the shoulder well then i don't believe in bosnia and herzegovina and at the u

we have hot temperatures to in the normal normal warmest inland spots, san diego. i mean, excuse me, the antioch is 97 and concord is 98. but of course, much cooler. the closer you get to the coastline. half moon bay right now is 61 degrees. temperature change compared to yesterday. is it warmer? you betcha. 6 degrees warmer in sand in santa's a 6 degrees. warmer in napa. 5 degrees warmer in concord. and because of these hot temperatures, an excessive heat warning continues through southern california. the heat advisory continues for the central valley and into parts the warmest parts of the north bay east bay and south bay. but of course, right along the coastline of the bay and the shore, we are in great shape. we're not even an increased risk. so the heat advisory extends through tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. and i have more details coming up in weather. thank you, kathy, local, faith and community leaders gathered today to discuss a string of hate crimes recently reported across san francisco alongside leaders speaking publicly were victims of those crimes and k

el lugar tomara un plan implementado por la ciudad de san diego, pero genera reacciones de los residentes es el lugar seleccionado para que san josÉ abra su primer sitio seguro para dormir para personas sin hogar. >> sin droga, sin fuego, pero necesitamos un lugar con reglas, donde la gente puede vivir. >> no se sabe cuÁntas personas podrÁn acampar, pero anticipan que podrÍan ser 100 de las 500 que fueron removidas de parques. >> necesitamos un plan. >> el alcalde de san josÉ espera que en enero de 2025 el lugar estÉ habilitado, es similar a un programa que implemento san diego. se provee agua, duchas e incluso alimentos. aseguran que 82 de las 1300 personas que han acampado en las tiendas han conseguido lugar permanente. son personas sin hogar. este serÁ el primero de los espacios, tambiÉn se evalÚa otro lote vacÍo, entre otros. >> tambiÉn el san josÉ la tecnologÍa y el mercado de la vivienda parecen chocar.una ordenanza busca frenar el impacto de esta herramienta que estÁ elevando los precios de venta y afectando a las familias de bajos recursos. >> una ordenanza presentada en san josÉ

san diego wins it 5 to one. meanwhile, we continue to close in on the forty-niners season opener on monday night against the new york jets. property getting ready for his second full season as a starting quarterback. and it's a big one for multiple reasons. pretty in the final year of his rookie contract. he is due for perhaps the largest contract upgrade in nfl history. so kyle shanahan and company, well, they should be very familiar with this jets defense since it's the defense robert solow set up with san francisco several years ago before he departed for the head job with the jets. purdy certainly knows what he's up against. yeah, it's a pretty similar. >> you just southern mindset of playing fast and physical just like our guys. they fly around and you just tell like branches back to for me when i saw was here. and so obviously the scheme as just how they run the their defense. a very similar, but, you know, obviously we've got to be ready for any any other kind of different looks and stuff and going into i

. >> a few months ago i was at the border right outside of san diego. i talked to undocumented migrants from iran, yemen, india china and beyond. now the former san diego border patrol chief testified before the house homeland security committee that he was blocked by the biden administration from informing the world about potential terrorists coming into the country. >> in san diego we had an ex potential increase in significant interest aliens. they have significant ties to terrorism. other time i was told i could not release any information on this increase or mention any of the arrests the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> he also testified that the san diego sceptre averaged about ten to 15 special interest aliens per year. then in 2022 and 23 it exploded to over 100 per year and even more so far this year. nationwide there's even more staggering stats. >> 382 individuals whose names appear on the terror watch list were stopped trying to cross the border illegally between ports of entry from fisc

esto durante una visita a la regiÓn fronterizo de san diego.rriÓ la frontera de san diego. hablÓ con nosotros y respondiÓ a las crÍticas de la vicepresidenta kamala harris porno asier la ley migratoria que impulsÓ el presidente biden. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportero: james david vance se reuniÓ con miembros del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza y le preguntamos quÉ peticiÓn hace esta organizaciÓn la campaÑa de donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportero: una activista que recibe inmigrantes que ingresan al paÍs de forma irregular por ese mismo punto fronterizo rechaza la visita de james david vance. ? >> busca sembrar realmente su propaganda polÍtica por decirlo asÍ. lleva a que las personas actÚen en base al miedo y en base a una fabricada invasiÓn. reportero: james david vance que indicÓ que las balaceras se han convertido en un hecho normal. al parecer lo que piensa el senador james david vance y el senador es clarÍn diferencia con respecto a esta situaciÓn en la frontera en relaciÓn a lo que, ve la vicepresidenta kamala

host: roseann, you are pretty close to the border where you are in san diego. what does integration look like in your area where you are? caller: there is actually no problem here, because people here or not so crazy about, you know, people of color coming from south of the border. they are not all mexicans, like trump says they are, they are mostly from central america. they get here, they worked, nobody says anything. what is happening in san diego is not the same thing as what people are talking about when they talk about crime. people here are pretty laid back, they are not racist, there's a huge segment of hispanics here, because the rest of america was settled by mexicans, and we don't have the problem that people in the midwest and the northeast claim are happening in portions of the country. host: let's hear from ken in wisconsin on the independent line. good morning, ken. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. i am an independent, because both republicans and the chamber of commerce and the democrats, you know, trying to get new citizens in here to

this guy was in charge of san diego. he couldn't take it anymore.ws that illegals who are of a threat to this nation were calming and en masse releasing them flying them in the middle of the night from california to texas to fudge the numbers so no one would know. this is the biden-harris policy. kamala harris wants us to turn the page where? two more illegal immigration? this is the open secret of the border patrol. they all acknowledge this. one came out and is willing to say it. trump should highlighted even more. >> we know of one program that has brought in 15,000 haitian migrants that are in the heart right now of a lot of pain and explosive type of council city meetings and city council meetings in springfield, ohio. that is a program under the biden-harris administration coordinated to bring in an unknown number that they gave us one number here recently. 15,000 of those are in a town that had 58,000. >> there is another story in pennsylvania that had 2500 haitian migrants. the one that's more than 50% there they waved a magic wand and gave

in san diego, we had an increase in significant interest aliens. aliens with significant ties to terrorism, to quiet the problem, two flights a week were are provided from san diego to texas a. they brought aliens that would have been released in san diego to texas. each flight cost $150,000. this was the ag administration y to try to quiet the crisis. maria: here we have 10 million illegals had in the country on company cam's watch. kamala harris' watch. now she claims she's going to go to the border in arizona. we're hearing all of these stories of murder, rape, you know, crimes at the hands of migrants and you just heard this border official telling us under oath that he was told to quiet everything down. >> well, that's the real kamala harris. she is trying to masquerade today as someone who cares about a secure border and community safety but the reality of had her record is somebody who has had wide open borders, criminal justice policies that put dangerous people out on the streets and that is what the american people need to know. these are

kamala harris, come to san diego, come to san diego and see what your administration's policies havemunity. >> trace: one of those policies, you talk about prop 36, the question is, will it pass? it looks like it's in strong position. >> it certainly does. the latest poll shows seven in ten voters support it and the most interesting thing about it is not in the california legislature, which is ultra-blue, there's a super majority of democrats, democrats and republicans don't agree on anything there, there is bipartisan support for prop 36. >> trace: which is shocking. anita vogel, thank you, sheriff, carl, wendy, thank you. coming up, help us back check kamala harris jane -- claims that trump's economic agenda would hurt working people. compare the cost of the item irregularly buy on amazon from profile years ago to now. is it more or less expensive? the nightcap team will talk about that next. ♪ ♪ daddy, hi! subject 3: i missed you. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. subject 2: mom, mom, mom, mom. subject 3: i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will n

so he left the car on a street in san diego and hired an off-duty taxi to take him back to la.e talked about it in a way that made it seem almost accidental. yes, he was willing to accept responsibility for the rage and for the anger. he was not willing to accept responsibility that the murder happened intentionally. second degree murder-- josh mankiewicz: but despite that, lewin felt a second degree murder conviction was the best he could secure. and after erwin left the stand and took the plea, deede's friends and family had the chance to speak to him. they offered surprising words of gratitude and forgiveness to a now-confessed killer. [inaudible] thank you. and we also find it in our hearts to forgive you. you did the right thing with the circumstances and-- and for that, i thank you. and i've been at peace. thank you. thank you for doing the right thing. i remember thinking that something really special had happened. that, you know, although nothing is going to bring my mom back, we got the best possible outcome given the circumstances. it's rare in a murder trial to hear

former san diego sector chief testifying under oath that the administration muzzled him amid growing threats of a terrorist slipping across the border. >> in san diego we had an increase in significant interest aliens. these are aliens with significant ties to terrorism. at the time, i was told i could not release any information on this increase in sias or mention any of the arrests. administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> stats show you can see here more than 3,000% increase in the number of individuals caught between ports of entry matching the terror watch list under the biden-harris administration. as both are attempting to put donald trump on the defense. >> does he prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem? [applause] and he has put his poll it -- personal political security before border security. >> there is no substitute for comprehensive immigration reform. every time we got close, maga republicans blocked it to make it a campaign issue. >> what do you do with lower numbers? migrants continue crossing in the san d

now the retired border patrol chief is accusing the administration of muzzling him. >> in san diego, we had an increase in significant interest aliens. these are aliens with significant ties to terrorism. at the time i was told i could not reless any information on this increase or mention any of the arrests. the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> san diego's sector continueses to be the busiest in the nation. a local showing migrants crossing in dead of night. this after cbp twice denied fox's foya request seeking the nationalities of the terror suspects citing privacy and law enforcement sensitivity concerns. and these, bret are just the ones we know about. >> how many more terrorists are part of the two million known got-aways most likely living in your community. no one knows. i pray we don't find out the hard way. >> that's the unknown thing, bret. the unknown got-aways. i got off the phone with cbp minutes ago. they did not come in directly on the chief's testimony before congress but maintain that they do have a high level of

the siege of san diego had already killed more than $11000.00 and was dragging on all peace efforts had failed the after the massacre of the scrubber. anita, during the summer of 1995 nato, decided to put an end to the carnage and began a military offensive. the air strikes finally forced the bosnian serb troops to retreat. the after months of shuttle diplomacy between belgrade sondra and sarah gave all the american diplomat, richard holbrooke, summoned the warring parties to a huge u. s. air force base and your date in ohio. the on november 1st, he received the delegation leaders, serbian president slow, but the army law should which, who would negotiate for the bosnian serbs really succeeded. president from your to demand, representing the bosnian croats and the bosnian president aaliyah. he's megabits mother, it's up to me is to call her the day. you told me he talked a lot about the atmosphere of the talks. they were confined to a military base. when this was attacked, anything employed to force the adversaries to treat each other as human beings that way. and it was like the yeah,

>> he is shy but a new baby animal is stealing the spotlight the san diego zoo spotlight with the aardvark cath, the little one doesn't have a name but it is strong, confident and curious it'll be ten months before it is fully grown one of a group of animals that likes to come out only at sunset. moving pygmy hippo w. >> aardvark is not a star. the nameless aardvark is not going to knock off, stock would be close this is the biggest moment of aardvark's life, that is still the penguin. this "fox report" sunday september 29, thank you for watching see you next week ♪ >> hello i am jackie deangelis along with sara carter, griff jenkins and jason chaffetz, welcome to "the big weekend show" the big story tonight, vice president kamala harris heading to las vegas for a campaign rally after making a stop at the border on friday for the first time in three years. immigration becoming a key issue for voters, the bp doubling down that the crisis at our southern border is trump's fault not h hers. >> there are consequential issues at stake in the selection. one is the security of our border. the uni

en el rey de los deportes, san diego park enfrentÓ a san francisco con un 7—6 el el triunfo para la novenaa nfl este domingo, un resultado definitivo de 26 a 20 luego de irse a un tiempo adeudado, lions ganÓ su primer encuentro de esta temporada. en la final varonil del us open, taylor fritz se enfrentÓ a sinner, sinner se convirtiÓ en el campeÓn del torneo del Último gran slam que se disputan el presente aÑo. quedan bien informados, esto fue lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los deportes donde vivimos tu pasiÓn. ♪ karla: si desea reportar algÚn problema, pongas en contacto con nuestro equipo noticias, enviÁndonos un mensaje de whatsapp. asÍ llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14, soy karla farÍas y los dejamos con el noticelemento. >> este el lunes en "primer impacto". fÉlix: domingo 8 de septiembre y estas son las principales noticias. ya en el exilio el lÍder opositor venezolano nd

estamos en la lucha. 10.000 trabajadores de hoteles en al menos siete ciudades como san diego, san franciscoo estÁ muy caro, es el sindicato de trabajadores que lo representa. united asegura que grandes cadenas como hilton, marriott y hyatt no han tenido voluntad de llegar a un acuerdo que el hotel no nos ha ofrecido ni un centavo de aumento. >> tenemos meses negociando y estos trabajadores estÁn sufriendo, pero no solo es el sueldo. >> trabajadores como ivonne pelean tambiÉn por jornadas menos agotadoras. >> limpiamos 12/4 checados son como cuando se va el cliente y limpiamos 20 ocupados cuando estÁ el cliente y no estÁ hospedado. es demasiada carga de trabajo para nosotros. >> aunque contactamos a varias cadenas de hoteles, solo hilton y hyatt nos respondieron que siguen negociando de buena fe hasta ahora, sin ningÚn acuerdo. >> nosotros estamos el dÍa a dÍa dÁndolo todo, trabajando para mantener el hotel en su dÍa dos. >> la manifestaciÓn se da en el que se anticipa el fin de semana largo por labour day, mÁs ocupado en la historia. los trabajadores quieren mostrar que hacen falta lo que e

her outrage returned to san diego in 2006. she clearly sees our country's progress since 1995, a common currency, common license plates, a common central bank and army, but like most bosnians, she also readily pokes fun at this overly complex federal state. order phonology was cuz the guy that paid for the stuff class and that was the only reason manner. even though you're behind me, we have the beautiful presidential building. each one of 3 presidents have their offices here, the one of your fall, 3 members of the presidency base to be per site. it's a gift from the data and the courts for medical. there are large countries like the united states, with many citizens, but only one president due to one. but we have 3 members at the presidency and many people here on the street today can't tell you how it all works. because it's so complicated and according to actually it's all so comfortable on and plus, the clearly visible in the center of sarajevo is another remnant of data in the office of the high representative of the inte

these are, of course, states with the pro russian position that speak clearly about it. san diego is a different story. this is a state that for a long time claimed, at least under the presence of make yourself a certain leadership special position in the regional association. so it's pro french pro western state and even stays like sending go. they were of course alarmed by the situation these active interference. if you create an internal affairs without touch tuesdays and you stories are shifting up for now, nicky will be here in 30 with all the big developments. hope you're enjoying her, then this is our to international. the well, interestingly enough, that was one of the most valuable things that i wanted to do was question, shall we say these ukranian prisoners? because i wanted to get inside their minds. i wanted to disentangle the strings that tied them up in knots that enabled and animated their actions. what was their decision making process? what were their biases, their prejudices? what was their psychological profile? i wanted to study them in very deep detailed ways. i

estamos en la lucha 10.000 trabajadores de hoteles en al menos siete ciudades como san diego, san franciscoon despuÉs de meses de lo que dijeron. han sido negociaciones fallidas intentando obtener un contrato laboral justo, sobre todo que aumenten el salario. no les alcanza. ahorita ya lo que ganan? pues la verdad no todo estÁ muy caro. >> eso, el sindicato de trabajadores que lo representa united, asegura que grandes cadenas como hilton, marriott y hyatt no han tenido voluntad de llegar a un acuerdo. >> el hotel no nos ha ofrecido ni un centavo de aumento. tenemos meses negociando y estos trabajadores estÁn sufriendo, pero no solo es el sueldo. >> trabajadores como ivonne pelean tambiÉn por jornadas menos agotadoras. >> limpiamos 12/4 checados son como no se va el cliente y limpiamos 20 ocupados cuando estÁ el cliente y no estÁ hospedado, es demasiada carga de trabajo para nosotros. >> aunque contactamos a varias cadenas de hoteles, solo hilton y hyatt nos respondieron que siguen negociando de buena fe hasta ahora sin ningÚn acuerdo. >> nosotros estamos el dÍa a dÍa dÁndolo todo, trabajand

watch. >> border patrol has become their bird driver from the -- san diego has become their nationwidends $6 million to set up a migrant receiving center to assist those dropped here. >> sandra: makes you wonder is anybody listening, chris? >> well, washington is not listening. at least the powers that be in the white house because we have been talking about this. this began under the biden administration. when i was chief, we were shipping out multiple buses a day to neighboring sectors to help process. that metaphor of being uber drivers is just doing transportation services israel. we are even happening today. sectors come i was just there, e numbers have dropped down and they are slower but they are receiving buses from neighboring sectors, so it is still creating a vulnerability on our border because our agents are tied up doing transportation and things other than patrol. it's gotten better but it's not where we need to be. >> sandra: that poor mother of five who was brutally murdered by someone who should have never been here, her mother continues to speak out and call for immig

she was honored by her team, the san diego wave, as she took the field for the final time yesterday.you pushed me to be my best self every day. you pushed me to be the best soccer player, to be the best mom, to be the best person i could be. just showing up every day, supporting me, encouraging me, challenging me, criticizing me at times. i just thank you so much. >> morgan announced thursday she is pregnant with her second child and retiring from the sport. >> he's accomplished so much. and now she's going to become a mom as well for a second time. all right. congratulations. yes. for sure. thank you so much for watching. ktvu fox two news at noon. don't forget to download the fox local app and search hello. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. welcome to like it or not. it's a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to some of those daily annoyances. we will tackle a topic each person will let us know whether they it

trailing 1-0 to san diego in the sixth. he let off the inning with the solo job. giants first since wednesday. a 32-inning scoreless streak and up 2-1 in the ninth. they tied it. he became the first ever right-handed hitter having a splash hit and games went to extras off of camilla devalle to give san diego the lead. the padres won it by a final of 4-3 to sweep the series as they lost four straight and through it all, gang, the giants are still alive. the a's are mathematically alive for post season. >> and the 49ers, very much in the mix. >> yeah. >> okay, thanks, vern. >>> still ahead at 5:00, special guests paying a visit today and how one pioneer says she is working >>> the airport played host to aviation pioneer at the annual open house of the veteran and award winning author. the first latina aviator in the air force to be awarded a medal for combat air operations. she shows up to events like this to get kids interested in flying. as a partner with the organization, women in aviation. she hopes through her work, she could help them realize their dream to be

sabemos que san diego implementó una medida muy parecida. a. y es una solución muy efectiva porque con sitios seguros para dormir podemos abatir, abatir los campamentos y prohibir campamento en parques en los ríos, en lugares públicos, porque tenemos un lugar donde ellos pueden estar. ahora, alcalde una preocupación que nos ha llegado acá a nosotros los residentes de esta zona, los vecinos que viven cerca de estos sitios que usted propone, nos han dicho que están preocupados por su seguridad. dicen ellos que no han tenido mucha comunicación por parte de la ciudad en cuanto al proyecto, cuál es su mensaje para aquellas personas que nos están viendo? sí, yo yo sé y es es una cosa muy natural que tiene preguntas y concerns, pero ahora en el parque watson, ahora tenemos campamentos sin servicios, con crimen, con fuegos, con mucha basura, mucha basura, muchos problemas. mucha de la gente que viven cerca del parque me pidió, me pidió que. no, no sienten seguro visitar su parque para combatir este problema, necesitamos lugares seguros, con servicios

. >> in the last two years i was in san diego, san diego averaged 10 to 15 significant interest rai ailn arrests per year and i 2023, closer to 200, the numbers continue to skyrocket and that is just what we caught. >> carley: these are people coming here with ties to terrorism themselves or coming from countries that have terror terrorist entities within them. what does that mean for our homeland security? >> there is a significant threat we don't know. over 2022 and 2023, there were times entire sectors across texas and california and -- we have no idea who or what came in during that timeframe. >> carley: you said what you saw, biden administration made it more difficult to return people to their home countries. tell us how. >> over the last 3-1/2 years, the agreement with the countries, many people don't realize we have to have agreement with each sending country to send their citizens back. negotiations with state department and those countries, we can't fill an airplane full of people and send them back, those agreements were allowed to lapses and once they lapse, we can't send th

san diego scored three in the first. they won 5-1. san francisco has lost five of their last six. >>> to the coliseum, some long faces in the stands of the dugout where they travel. it was downtown seth brown to the rescue. two run blast will tie the game at five. we play on. the bottom 13, brown, rips one down the right field line. brings home j.j. bleday for the game winning run. oakland wins 7-6. their third victory of the week. second by brown. great for a's fans as they get ready to say good-bye to the coliseum. >>> then sticking to baseball, the oakland ballers will officially play in the post season. they clinched a spot tonight. if they win one of their final two games this weekend, they will win first seed for the second half, and they will get home an advantage. >> yeah, it's great for the first season. but really the biggest story is monday night, aaron rodgers, niners. >> it will be fun. niners favored in that one, but you never know. >> thank you, matthew. >>> so tsa wants passengers to leave >>> all right, so i think we

next in sports, california hosted san diego state in berkeley hoping to stay undefeated roswell will highlights. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, yesterday we learned the forty-niners star running back. christian mccaffrey would miss sunday's game at minnesota. but tonight the news got even worse. mccaffrey has officially been placed on injured reserve. that means he's gonna miss a minimum of 4 games. cmc battling calf and achilles injuries since early last month, he had been a limited participant in practice this week, at least earlier on. but head coach kyle shanahan said yesterday was the most pain that he's had so far. this ir stint for mccaffrey is his first since joining the niners in 2022. jordan mason filled in admirably as the starting running back in week. he'll now continue in that role for at least the next 4 weeks. all right. now to college football stanford had a bye week with both kalin san jose state in action tonight trying to get to 3 and that will start in berkeley with justin wilcox and the bears playing host to san diego ski, enjoying himself is alwa

alex morgan will play her final game with san diego wave saturday. good luck to her. live look in san francisco, where city leaders including district attorney brooke jenkins and police chief bill scott are holding a news conference they are seeking to draw attention to racist incidents in the city, specifically against the black community. they are highlighting incidents including the alamo square resident, who received two packages which contained racial slurs and threats at his home back in may. we're listening in to this news conference in our newsroom. we'll have an update coming up in our evening newscast as well. a georgia community is grieving following the nation's latest school shooting. two students and two teachers died at apalachee high school, which is about an hour northeast of atlanta. we've just learned their autopsies will be performed today. a 14 year old student is in custody, and authorities say he will be tried as an adult and is expected in court tomorrow morning. nbc's pierce juda is at the school with the possible red flags spotted before. wha

we travel to london on a small budget san diego or is temple with can you find the best best of luck? and how easy is it to make all these and more coming up on you remix the, the 1st well kind of design images, when african american culture meets your opinion, craftsmanship, a pretty eccentric mix. and that's exactly what makes designed at any ashi long's creations unique. amy archie bung is a successful african american designer who creates work for the luxury design market. but how do old european traditions help him? there's no way for me to create anything that i make without the help of, of masters. but like for me to learn what they have been taught since they were born, which has been passed down from generations that now gets to create my visions. it would take me more than a lifetime. if i was just focused on that one craft right. he relies on the large team, including traditional craftsman, to help him transform his sketches into works of art such as with these glass masks, a technical coordinator, dario still in seen the on the right and gallery owner pablo shop for the sy

it's inspired by san jose mayor matt mahan is recent trip to san diego kron four's dan kerman explains. >> it's here along east taylor street near 23rd that sent will create its first safe sleeping site for those who are unhoused just a first wrong on the ladder. it's an incremental improvement. the goal, of course, is eventually. to get everyone into dignified shelter, ideally, housing that they can afford. that may be a stop in a treatment center for right now. we've just got to kind of triage and stabilize and do a better job of managing this crisis. san jose mayor matt mahan says the site near coyote creek will have many of the same features as the one he toured in san diego last month. well, that site has 400 residents. this one will likely have room for about 100, but it allows us to do is get our unhoused neighbors into a managed site with on site security, sanitation meals. case management. >> and then we can ban campaign in public spaces like our parks and along our creeks and their schools and say you're not allowed to just camp anywhere in the city, but here is an area where

. >> the faa is investigating after a jetblue flight from new york city to san diego was forced to make an emergency landing in kansas. the airbus a320 left kennedy airport saturday afternoon. the airline says the pilots received an alert about a possible smoke condition in the cargo hold. it landed safely in salina. all 130 people on board were okay. >> all right. in massachusetts, it was the running of the bulls new england style over the weekend. but unlike the famed event on the streets of spain, this was completely by accident. sure. >> yo, yo, things got wild sunday at the rodeo in north attleboro, massachusetts. >> eight bulls escaping their enclosure at a local mall and running through the city streets. >> there are six bulls on the loose on our street and here come the cowboys. >> the enormous escapees making their way to a residential neighborhood. >> as soon as i stepped out, when i looked over there and i was like, those aren't horses, those are literally bulls. and oh my god. >> chris mooney was at home when he noticed the bulls in his backyard. >> so i got all my dogs from

does that surprise you that the biden administration will tell the local border patrol chief in san diego suspects who were walking across the border. >> will absolutely. it does surprise me we have seen this over the last four years. during the trump administration made a concerted effort to make sure our sector chiefs as are nine different chiefs are seeing different sectors along the border that they were able to communicate directly with the american people and what was happening in their specific sector as it related to national security threats and public safety threats. there is no muzzle on them but we love them to do press conferences, social media, will allow them to do it all this idea the biden administration is telling them to withhold information from the american people f. the only reason to withhold that information is to make the administration look better than to try to convince americans there is nothing bad happening at the border. that is very concerning. although i guess in hindsight not surprising. jon: the republican majority in the house home and security committe