. >> i'm elise preston at uk san diego where we go inside the archives of one of america's most recognizableuthors. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news from new york." ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. i'm jericka duncan. thanks for joining us on this sunday. tonight, dozens of wild fires are raging across north and south carolina. take a look at this extraordinary video right there. the fires fueled by gusty winds and dry conditions. evacuations ordered in some areas. the biggest fire burning near myrtle beach. south carolina is hardest hit. so far no injuries have been reported. cbs's dave mall cough leads us off tonight from atlanta. >> reporter: the images are striking, homeowners in multiple counties watch as wind-fueled wild fires creep closer. >> i never experienced anything like this. >> right. >> reporter: by land and by air, crews are working around the clock to keep the flames at bay. the carolina forest near myrtle beach is getting the worst of it. >> we have a pool in our yard. and this morning we came out and there is ashes on top of the water. >> covering the top. >> rep

the agency san diego, california, field office says it's had a 158% increase in raw egg interceptionsuthern border since last year. the agency is reminding the public bringing raw eggs from mexico could potentially endanger native agriculture and increase the risk of disease. the agency says offenders could face a fine of up to $10,000. the policy reminder comes as the price of eggs continue to rise across the nation due to an avian flu outbreak. a reminder you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new at 11, bitcoin's market value dropped as much as 7% today to just more than $78,000, its lowest since november. it's been a rough week for the world's largest cryptocurrency. so far, bitcoin has fallen 16% in the past week, its biggest weekly drop since the collapse of the ftx crypto exchange back in 2022. analysts say a sell off in tech stocks and doubt about u.s. crypto policy has left the industry feeling fragile. a win on

ahora se une el junto a san diego santa cruz y otras mÁs de todo el paÍs para exigir que no se le vayans vemos esta noche a las once en nuestra cita fÉlix: el presidente trump firma la orden ejecutiva que declara el inglÉs como la lengua oficial del paÍs. la medida traerÁ repercusiones para aquellas personas que no hablan el inglÉs. >> esto preocupa mucho, el hecho de que

and, you know, i represent san diego, a border community.m really concerned about what these tariffs are going to mean because we rely on mexico for a lot of partnership, whether it's partnership on immigration or on sewage that comes across the border to san diego. and the more we're antagonizing our partners like canada and mexico and the eu, the less we're going to be able to work with them on the things that we need to happen and that require partnership across multiple countries. >> the people are wondering how they're just going to afford anything. small businesses, even medium sized businesses, the american people. i mean, honey, now eggs are like a delicacy. when you go to the some grocery stores, you can't even find the egg. yeah. given what is happening. companies are saying, and this is according to new york times, that they might have to raise prices to offset expenses if they haven't already. some companies are talking about a business paralysis. just i don't know if this has been if the american people have connected the two ye

ahora se une el junto a san diego santa cruz y otras mÁs de todo el paÍs para exigir que no se le vayanetirar los fondos federales a esta ciudad es ni sus organizaciones y programas locales por ser llamadas ciudades santuario. hasta aquÍ llegÓ este espacio informativo de noticias univisiÓn california, a fin de semana, les agradezco por acompaÑarlos para mÍ. >>es un placer traerles todas las noticias en este domingo nos vemos esta noche a las once en nuestra cita fÉlix: el presidente trump firma la orden ejecutiva que declara el inglÉs como la lengua oficial del paÍs. la medida traerÁ repercusiones para aquellas personas que no hablan el inglÉs. >> esto preocupa mucho, el hecho de que ciertas protecciones que hemos adquirido, algunas comunidades no lo tengan. fÉlix: joven migrante venezolano deportado da testimonio de lo que fue estar detenido en la base naval de guantÁnamo. zelenski recibe el apoyo de los mandatarios europeos, el primer ministro britÁnico harÁ una propuesta de paz. mejora la salud de el papa francisco, ya no necesita respiraciÓn mecÁnica, aunque el pronÓstico sigue sien

i will distinguish between those programs and the source of the shooting in san diego, because they aren'tgrams are operating in the communities where gun violence is a part of everyday life, where people are most at risk for committing and being injure d or killed by gun violence. that's where the programs are most needed and effective. >> karen, from the jcrc perspective? >> you know, let me step back a little with the way we approach these issues, we try to be as proactive as possible. so when we look at many of the challenges, whether it's challenges to our democracy, whether it's gun violence we worked on as well, whether it's poverty or any host of challenges, we take what we call a community relations approach. we build relationships. we start proactively by building those relationships, working with our communities which we think is critical for us to advance any of the concerns that we have, it's critically important to build coalitions with other organizations, other faith organizations, other organizations of interest that are working on the same issues we do. we build these rel

adentro que pertenecÍan a enrique kiki camarena, que por cierto tenÍa su hijo, quien es un juez en san diegoarena hablÓ esta tarde y dijo estar muy agradecida con donald trump y con todos los agentes que nunca se dieron por vencidos buscando la justicia. >> si en realidad hay mucho simbolismo en todo el operativo, toda la extradiciÓn. carla amezola muchas gracias. hay en mÉxico mÁs operativos contra el narco. ahora capturaron a abraham oseguera cervantes, alias don rodo, hermano del mencho, el lÍder del cÁrtel jalisco nueva generaciÓn abraham ceguera, enfrenta cargos por delitos de narcotrÁfico y portaciÓn de armas de fuego de uso exclusivo de las fuerzas armadas. ayer, entre los 29 trasladados, estados unidos fue incluido antonio oseguera, alias tony montana, tambiÉn hermano del capo. en estados unidos se hablan unas 350 lenguas, ademÁs del inglÉs, y despuÉs de ese idioma el espaÑol es el mÁs frecuente porque lo hablan unos 42 millones de personas. ademÁs, hay al menos 19 lenguas de pueblos originarios en mÁs de dos siglos de historia. este paÍs nunca tuvo una lengua oficial a nivel federal

every kids we've seen kid deaths in san diego teens. we've seen some of the highs hit deaths in general, which is iran. 85 across the country. and that's probably expected to part of it is really from lower vaccination rates. and that group. the cdc's report comes as federal officials canceled a vaccine advisory meeting expected to be held and march. >> the meetings meant to help select the makeup of next. winter's flu vaccine. this is the second federal vaccine advisory panel to be postponed or canceled since robert f kennedy junior was sworn in as health and human services secretary. beachgoers can once again enjoy bonfires at the beach. no burn season. >> and some in the last through october and that means you can bring your own firewood and use the designated rings that are there on ocean beach. and you can also burn them near the stairwell by your own. of course, first come first serve is the situation. >> still ahead here on kron 4 bay area activists speak out against elon musk's involvement in the federal government. plus, the la

been stranded for 3 days in the car, will see it rolled there in an enclosed about non stop from san diego edit for the creams and capital president. it is isaac and says pope frances continues to rest in hospital and this condition is being described as stable. they say that leader of the roman catholic church has made progress in overcoming a set back, and these are competing for pneumonia. the latest update indicates that the pontiff is off mechanical ventilation showing no sign of any new infection following a respected crisis on friday is also received a visit from the vatican, the secretary of state, and is chief of staff by somebody hospital which is a good recovery i mean, it would create some chaos if you have a new flower. now. i wish him when to get well as soon as i continue praying for him and i asked all the people in the whole island to continue praying for the pub, i'm the to work because i heard that he is going to get better. i think he's going to get better. it's in your and i pray that the lord gives him strength. we are concerned for his health for everything. this is

historically dominant language of the country, it happened had an official, spacious, until now. san diego castro reports from silver spring maryland. the english is now the official language of the united states officially for president trump signed the executive action addresses his long time complained of foreigners diluting the english language in the united states. to so crazy is think they have languages that nobody in this country is ever heard of. 32 states have policies making english their official language. but this is the 1st time the federal government has taken the same action. the white house says designating english, the national language promotes unity establishes efficiency in government operations and creates a pathway for civic engagement. but not all agree. this is a place to be white nationalist crowd, and i think we see that. and of course, donald trump believes that that pay dividends is $1.00 of the reasons why he won in 2024. and so i think we're going to continue to see him double down on these very ross racist a truck that he continues to, to play according to t

find your smile in san diego. welcome back to press here. researchers at oxford say they have successfully performed long distance quantum teleportation. that is, they have transferred quantum information from one quantum processor to another six feet away. some background. we've known for quite some time that quantum entanglement exists and allows a pair of linked particles, even though separated by vast distances, to remain connected. when one particle state changes, the other responds insntly. scientists say this breakthrough lays the groundwork for a quantum internet. it's also big news for quantum computing. doug is my go to guy on quantum computing. he joins us this morning. so, doug. so scientists got a quantum processor to send information to another computer through something that sounds like magic. but what does this mean? well, i think you should understand that the quantum industry, one of the things they're trying to do is build larger and larger systems, because there'll be more powerful and can do, you know, more useful work.

so they moved down to san diego. it was this college break over to general aviation airport was never owned by the us military, so it's a lot of civilians coming in and from 1932, 1950, there was a man named george brinkerhoff who operate a fine school here called brinkerhoff flying services, and he trained a lot of people on tailor crafts of a lot. we have many great photographs of this, a lot of great aerial photographs of it. one of the big roles that college park airport played was they were part of the civilian pilot training program called cpt. this was the first federal program to train pilots. this was right before world war two. the us had an idea that they were going to enter the war and compared to europe, there were not many trained pilots. so this was a federal program partner with universities and colleges to basically train pilots. college park airport had one such program which most mainly service at the university of maryland and another thing that the college park airport was we were a wasp station,

every kids we've seen kid deaths in san diego teens.s hit deaths in general, which is iran. 85 across the country. and that's probably expected to part of it is really from lower vaccination rates. and that group. >> the cdc's report comes as a federal officials canceled vaccine advisory meeting which was expected to be held in march. the meeting is meant to help select the makeup of next. winter's of flu vaccine. this is the second federal vaccine advisory panel that's been postponed or canceled since robert f kennedy junior was sworn in as health and human services secretary. still ahead here on kron for news at 10 below average. today's snow survey reveals california's snowpack has some work to do research or breaks down the results forest and mass layoffs at noaa sparks concerns over. >> weather and climate research. what these cuts mean, bay area. now at 10, 30 federal employees are starting to receive another e-mail requiring them to explain their recent accomplishments. >> it's a renewed attempt by elon musk and his department of

with cnn vox media, cal matters, the harvard shorenstein center and mit to solve initiative the san diego union-tribune, my former employer the l.a. times while working closely with reporters to tell data driven stories of learned not just the laws and mechanics regarding public information requests but also the important role that these requests play in safeguarding a transparent, accountable and democratic. >> we also filed several requests of various levels of i self recently i've set up my own blog to cover local issues name the city and county.com just received over 100,000 views in the first month alone. however i'm not here to apply for a seat on the task force as a member of the media as i'm not a paid journalist i'm a passionate advocate. i'm also an active member of my neighborhood association the haight-ashbury neighborhood council, the united democratic club and i'm a regular attendee of meetings here at city hall and want to make it a priority to learn as much as i can so i bring back valuable insights to the groups i'm involved with and readers of my blog. i have more here o

i met him in comic con in san diego. love comic time. love have the best time. overslept.n right back la where i had a call back. wow. that day i was. >> panicking. freaking out. i messaged everybody you know, explaining what happened. he said i will drive. drove me from san diego to la. i made it with 2 minutes to spare. well, to get to my call back. but it worked. it worked out. got the role. i'm gonna win the oscars next have say they just seeing one day one day. but no, he's just been so supportive of everything, asian american. and so when this conference came up, i like, yes, i would love to share anything. i have to and i i also think i'm gonna learn a lot from the talks. one-on-one. francis is, of course, the founder of the imagine talks conference and is also very involved at the miss asian global today, which i was also a part throughout the past. but >> so what's your topic? what are you going to be discussing with the folks who come out to imagine talks this year? so i've had a really interesting career path where i went to mit. i was going to be a doctor. i wa

yo me acuerdo que esa noche nos llegÓ un fax de la oficina de san diego llega la foto de rafael caro y otro carro, se bajan siete u ocho personas del carro bien armados, bien vestidos y no eran federales. >> en ese momento se escucha que ambos grupos desactivan los seguros de las armas. >> cuando salen del carro el comandante pavÓn grita " que bajen las armas " y ellos dicen que no porque sean policÍa federal. >> en la agrupaciÓn de reciÉn llegados se destacaba un hombre de cabello ondulado que mÁs tarde los agentes identificaron como rafael caro quintero quien estaba listo para huir de guadalajara. >> me llamÓ la atenciÓn uno de las manos y traÍa una cadena de oro, luego traÍa una 45 en su pantalÓn tambiÉn con diamantes. uno que despuÉs identificado fue rogelio muÑoz y rafael caminan aquÍ y el comandante pavÓn camina a la direcciÓn de ellos para hablar. el nos dice " bajen las armas " y todos bajan las armas. >> caro quintero se presentÓ como un oficial. >> rafael caro quintero dice que es agente federal de la direcciÓn federal y enseÑa su identificaciÓn. el comandante dice " bajen

and in san diego laura fink, ceo of rebell communications claim. much of the media, blaming donald trump, by j.d. vance for losing his temper, and blowing up the planned agreement. but, vladamir zelenskyy is hardly blameless, how do you see it? >> look, i think everyone wants the exact same thing which is for this war to end and i always look at these questions on big picture. does anyone actually believe that ukraine can evict russia from their territory and win this war? i haven't heard a single person say that and if no one believes that, then why are we continuing to fight this war and have russia and ukrainian young men dying unnecessarily? this morning, on cnn, 78% of americans support a cease-fire, just 16% want this to continue. i believe there is an easy answer here. we're going to have to figure out where the new border is drawn, but what trump is doing is moving us toward peace and what zelenskyy seems to want to do is to continue to fight which was, i believe, why he behaved in such a combative fashion in the oval office on friday, inst

president bush hitching a ride on a fighter jet to the uss abraham lincoln just off the coast of san diegoo make what proved a premature announcement. george w. bush puts on a flight suit. >> yeah. >> a tight one. frankly. >> he's got the look, doesn't he? i'm telling you, that. >> is the fighter pilot strut. if i ever saw it, he's got it going. >> tom cruise, look out! >> and then he gives a speech about the end of combat operations with a huge banner behind him that says, mission accomplished. >> yeah. >> um, the mission was not accomplished. >> no. >> not remotely accomplished. and it will go down as one of the great moments of presidential hubris of all time. >> in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> the united states had not won a war in iraq. the united states had started a war in iraq. >> this moment encapsulated everything that critics of the iraq war were saying, which was that this was too much about marketing and not enough about solid intelligence. and then the other thing that was not particularly covered here, as aggressively as i think you

tech alum graduated in 2004, and before his long tenured career, he started at the university of san diegoed by football royalty, the harbaughs. >> their dad was my coach in college. me and jim did a lot of great things together, and john actually coached us in one game in college. he showed up on game day and started coaching us, but he always watched our film, so he knew me. you know, i'm grateful for that family because like they have been a they have played a major role in my life in the game of football and putting me in different places in this world. >> let's go, let's go. you look good in purple again. >> 14 teams and four leagues. no player in nfl history has played for more teams than josh johnson. before playing for the baltimore ravens for the past two seasons. he got an unexpected phone call from the team. he grew up rooting for the san francisco 40 niners. the 40 niners were a game away from punching their ticket to super bowl 57. their chances became slim when brock purdy suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament, and this presented an opportunity for the west oakland native

we've seen kid deaths in san diego teens.we've seen some of the highs hit deaths in general, which is iran. 85 across the country. and that's probably expected to part of it is really from lower vaccination rates in that group. >> for the first time this year, flu deaths have surpassed covid deaths. the alarming report comes as federal officials cancel the vaccine advisory meeting that was expected to be held in march. the meeting is meant to help select the makeup of next. winter's flu vaccine. this is the second federal vaccine advisory panel that has been postponed or canceled since robert f kennedy junior was sworn in as health and human services secretary. >> still ahead on the news at 4, republicans are looking to slash billions from the nutrition program known as snap. how that would affect local food banks. plus. >> california's snowpack has improved in the last few weeks, but it's not where we need to be capital correspondent, a tonn (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to vis

in san diego. agents have seen a 158% increase.e jumped to an all time high because of the avian flu. prices are nearly double what they were a year ago. still ahead on abc seven mornings, warriors star steph curry making history yet again. his performance on the road that still has everyone talking. plus, we're counting down to the oscars how hollywood is preparing for the big show tomorrow night. and we'll take you outside for this live look from our pier 39 camera. you see some sleepy sea lions there hanging out this m with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪ and future-forward technology. ♪ because every mile matters. ♪ and every path leads to new possibilities. or, current chevy owners can get $7,850 total value on this silverado when you trade in an eligible vehicle. chevrolet. together let's drive. down is on to the oscars. kelly ripa and mark consuelos are in hollywood for the big show, and once again, we'll host their next day show from inside the dolby theater. it's become an annual trad

in san diego, agents have seen a 158% increase.es have jumped to an all time high because of the avian flu. prices are nearly double what they were a year ago. still ahead on abc seven mornings. we've been talking about the measles outbreak in texas. now we're learning about a case at lax. the growing concern as measles cases that is continue to rise. plus, we're counting down to the oscars how hollywood is preparing for the big show tomorrow night. and we'll take you outside for this live look atop our roof. camera changes are coming in the forecast. fran on is on to the oscars. kelly ripa and mark consuelos are in hollywood for the big show, and once again will host their next day show from inside the dolby theater. it's become an annual tradition. abc news reporter george pennacchio reports. >> hello from hollywood. kelly ripa and mark consuelos are in town for the oscars, and to host their next day show from inside the dolby theater. this has become an annual tradition. it's also a challenging one. from their little cubbyhole b

what's exciting about the conference here in san diego is that that we're learning about lots of greatcovery stage. and there is just so much excitement, i think, right now it's palpable. you can feel it. we're going to have multiple options for children and for adults with food allergy to treat. and it won't be one-size-fits-all, it will be the right treatment for the right person at the right time. and that needs careful shared decision making between the person and their treating physician. but it's an exciting time. jon: yeah. that is some terrific news, and i'm sure you're giving a lot of people hope. professor, thanks very much. >> thank you. jon: well, the murdoch children's research institute offers this treatment program and other resources for free. you can help transform the lives of children by donating. scan the qr code on your screen, you can also visit go.fox/mcri to learn more. >>> activists in los angeles take drastic measures to warn migrants about i.c.e. >> we have confirmed i.c.e. agent sightings. they are using the target here in alhambra as their home base. ♪ ♪ jo

somebody just came here as a visitor, whatever, we talk about, you know, people coming from china, san diegowhatever, the equivalent would have resulted of people being a citizen, is there any evidence of that in 1865 -- >> no, the court was very explicit when it said it was referring to people that were residing in the united states with the permission of the government. >> there's no evidence with any of the debaters, we are opening the door to become american citizens, anybody who gets off a boat? >> no, i think we stop and think about the way the amendment was drafted. if that's what they wanted, they could have left the qualifying statement out, anyone born in the united states is a citizen but they outed subject to the jurisdiction thereof for a reason. >> exactly. it's in there for a purpose. , you know, it's an amendment to the constitution of the united states. you wouldn't put that there if you wanted anybody who just shows up to be, baby to be a citizen, correct? >> that's correct. >> okay. 32 countries have birthright citizenship including canada and mexico. >> when you say just

. >> san diego area.y comprehensive study and the average age of entry was 16 years old. and so, i mean, if we're if we're making a cutoff at 15, we're reaeang out, you know, a lot of the children who are who are suffering in these situations. kids want to kindergarten together. >> so the two lawmakers are also pushing to change parts of california law from 2022 that decriminalize loitering for prostitution. >> hey. >> all. just a minute, man. hey. hey. >> a video now viral on social media shows the moment a child is bucked from a horse after a woman pulls the animal's tail at a beach in daly city. now, the child's mother, who didn't want to show her face on camera, is speaking out, hoping police can find the woman responsible. ktvu tori gaines has that story. >> it sounds like a dream. a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuentes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now go

this first few moments of boot camp am >> so traveling from san francisco is where i signed up to san diego think about it we went occupy and stabilized and down and straight in the unfortunately the group i was we were late for the drill destructors we got yelling off the bat. the first couple of moments. after that first week you know it basement new normal. it was great. >> and remoinldz me when did you join. 2013. >> okay. i want to gauge era was 97 they were able to touch you and, yea. >> and stuff like that. and [laughter] i heard 2013 did they toucher or yell. they were in the supposed to touch you. a little crazy. but you know it was all nothing was done maliciously it was done for actual training. >> how about yourself >> boot camp for me -- it was too difficult but had hard times but i within down [inaudible] i enjoy today. i learned, lot about myself as a person going down there. but it was a good time. >> nice. chris? >> well when i went in it was they were allowed to work you over for pushups and sit ups and all this stuff sxf dropping you and -- i was my dad went through it i

diego estaba entrando en el último año de su contrato y con un cuerpo de receptores bastante nutrido. va a probar suerte ahora en la costa este. pasamos al fútbol con los sanarecieron los 2 killers de quienes se espera mucho. hablamos obviamee de chicho arango y joseph martínez. pero luego está la parte más importante, esa de la adversidad, porque en el segundo tiempo el equipo de la bahía se quedó con un futbolista menos en esa acción que puede ser discutida pero que no le quita responsabilidad a hernán lópez, dendo el equipo con 10 futbolistas. y ahí no solamente la lectura de arena con los cambios, sino el comportamiento defensivo y emotivo del equipo, que a pesar de estar en inferioridad numérica, limitó a un equipo de sporting kansas city que no tuvo respuesta y que ni siquiera creó ocasiones claras de gol. desde el 2017 el equipo no arrancaba con 6 puntos de 6. yo me despido desde kansas city. carlos el resto del análisis y sobre todo, también escuchar a los protagonistas these games that are generally extremely difficult to walk off the field with three points and typically teams lose these type of games. so i can't tell you how proud. i am at the t