. >>> desde san diego, california, edgardo del villar, noticias telemundo. >>> el circo mÁs famoso del domingo, se preparan para su Última funciÓn antes de retirarse de los escenarios para siempre. >>> ha santiagos se tomÓ para beneficiar a la audiencia. >>> en los Últimos aÑos encontraron gran oposiciÓn de grupos que protegen a los animales. >>> es un primer paso, no es suficiente y petta continuarÁ documentando o investigando la crueldad a los animales hasta que todos los animales sean retirados. >>> los 40 elefantes vivirÁn en esta reserva, lejos de la mirada del pÚblico, aunque no estarÁn divirtiendo al mundo, van a contribuir. estÁn utilizando sangre. >>> experto en vida salvaje, celebra la decisiÓn del circo. >>> no es un animal que estÁ haciendo trucos y cosas que no son naturales. un elefante tiene que estar afuera, bajo el sol, encima de tierra natural. >>> aquÍ ya no habrÁ elefantes pero muchÍsima tecnologia, patinadores, y grandes novedades. >>> la decisiÓn del circo de no utilizar animales podrÍa responder a un cambio de conciencia mundial, varios paÍses aprobaron legislaci

it was out of control clearly when it came to port in san diego california yesterday afternoon. officials say the throttle somehow got stuck. >> just coming in fast and hard and i saw it happening and i grabbed the kids and told them to hold on. >> seven people on board were hurt, officially say thankfully the injuries were minor. the coast guard and police are trying to figure out how exactly that happened. >>> two kids lucky to be alive after a bullet whizzed by them in a chicago air grocery store. security video shows a 5-year-old and his sister when that bullet ripped through one of the walls and narrowly missed him and his sister. one of the cashiers was hit in a store employee brought a gun to work and another employee picked it up before it discharged discharged. >> today is april fool's day and google is already saying gotcha, it revealed a video previewing don't require batteries just protect your eyes from every day damage. there you have it. tonight on news 4 new york at 5:00, two years of satellite tv, a deal too good to pass up. turned out to be a scam. >>> hi, ever

tonight he is in san diego. california primaries roughly two months away and with 172 delegates ted cruz is hoping to get a leg up on the competition. >> we started out on the republican side with 17, 10 and young and incredible field of candidates. with the democrats. the democratic field, because it is a wild group of socialists. with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world. >> the next primary in new york but cruz is getting 15% of the vote there according to the most recent fox news poll. that is well behind donald trump and john kaisch that is polling at 54 and 22%. respectively. >>> at the state capital. governor brown signed a law boosting compensation for residents taking paid family leave. the new law will allow workers to be paid up to 70% of their salaries on leave. workers with higher paid will get 60% of the salary. governor brown says it is a necessary change. >> we are trying to compensate for the gross inequality that is not an distraction but going down the lines of a lot of people who live in c

. >>> that's a whale watching boat smashing into a pier peer in san diego, california. investigators say mechanical problems prevented the 150 long adventure form loading while it was stocking yesterday afternoon. several people were injured. three of them taken to hospitalization. >>> turning now to campaign 2016, tensions on both sides of the ticket are becoming afraid after month of campaigning. correspondent weijia jiang is at the white house now with more on how the competition is heating up between the republican and democratic presidential hopefuls. >> donald trump left rnc headquarters thursday with the wave and thumbs-up. >> very good meeting. i think they wanted to really discuss, you know, unity, and i like discussing it, too. >> trump announced this week he would no longer honor a pledge to support the republican presidential nominee. >> they're not going to get the data and the tools of the rnc and run to be our nominee and tell me that they're not going to support the party. it doesn't work that way. >> trump's chan cents of getting enough delegates to win

here are today's contestants -- a real estate marketer from san diego, california... mergency room nurse from st. louis, missouri... and our returning champion, a music executive from los angeles, california... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny.

here are today's contestants -- a real estate marketer from san diego, california...y room nurse from st. louis, missouri... and our returning champion, a music executive from los angeles, california... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. our champion buzzy was a little nervous in final jeopardy! on yesterday's program. he was trailing one of the challengers by a considerable amount. but buzzy came u with the correct response and made a savvy wager to wind up as a 2-day champion. what's gonna happen today with ellen and joe? we'll start finding out right now. good luck. here we go. and here are the categories. first... uh-oh. we'll give you the sleuth. oh, that sounds weird. buzzy? let's do you auto know, $200. joe. what is new car smell? that's it. politics of tv, $200. buzzy. what is "house of cards"? yes.

authorities say a nearly half-mile long tunnel leading from mexico to san diego, california has beeniscovered with more than a ton of cocaine and seven tons of marijuana seized. the tunnel extends 300 yards from house in tijuana to the yards tor and then 500 a fenced in lot in a san diego industrial area. with als say it was a real system, ventilation, lights , and a large elevator. six people have been arrested. the death toll from flooding in houston, texas is now eight. major highways remain close after the rains that started sunday overwhelm houston's bayous. suggests most people are not facing the urgency of mobile warming because it has made the weather more pleasant. 80% of u.s. population lives in places experiencing utter weather than 40 years ago, but the study notes that if he trapping gases are not controlled, nearly nine out of 10 americans will have noticeably worse weather by the end of the century. obama met with the saudi king today as part of the visit that includes a persian gulf summit. the white house has said the region will focus on stability and the fight agai

always conveyed the message that i didn't belong and i should go back to where i came from, san diego, californian i look at cartoons that i drew back in 1992, during -- we had this thing in california called the proposition 187 and it's kind of like the grand daddy law to your sb1070 here, and i could almost take those cartoons, change the date, 2016, and they still apply.

authorities say nearly a half mile long tunnel leading from mexico to san diego california has been discovered, with more than one ton of cocaine and seven tons of marijuana seized. yardsnnel extends 300 from my house in tijuana to the border, and than 500 yards on the u.s. side to a fenced lot in a san diego industrial area. officials say it was equipped with a rail system, ventilation, lights, and a large elevator. failed michigan family, that is how -- describes three people who face connections with charges in the contamination crisis in flint. had a duty toes protect health and safety of the families and people of flint." those charges include two state employees and a flint employee. they are accused of evidence tampering and other crimes. tuesday is shaping up to be a crucial day for bernie sanders, after losing to the difficult front runner in yesterday's new york primary. the sanders campaign pointing to five primaries april 26. her clinton's victory makes march to the nomination all but unstoppable. she's favored in all the next three races. earlier rattled ecuador today. the 6.1 mag

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> las autoridades de san diego c california descubrieron un tÚnel entre mÉxico y estadosna y arrestaron a 6 sospechoso >>> el estado de nebraska ofrecerÁ licencia de trabajos a miles de migrantes que entraron al paÍs de forma ilegal siendo niÑos. los migrantes podrÁn optar por unas 170 licencias con apoyo en salud y educaciÓn, esto despuÉs que legisladores anularon el veto, la nueva ley ampara a los migrantes que recibieron estatus legal bajo acciÓn diferida del presidente obama el 2012. >>> la fiscalÍa de mi chicano p gan pmichigan presentaron qu querella por negar tratamiento quÍmico que puedo prevenir la contaminaciÓn de las tuberÍas, el otro acusado un supervisor de la planta por alterar el resultado de las pruebas >>> millones de personas en estados unidos, respiramos un aire malo para la salud eso asegura informe de la asociaciÓn estadounidense del tupulmÓn, el informe revela que en varias ciudades del paÍs se registran niveles alarmantes de contÓ smi naci contaminaciÓn que pueden provocarnos enfermedades pulmonares >>> lourdes y marian son asmÁticas por su condiciÓ

always conveyed the message that i didn't belong and i should go back to where i came from, san diego, california. an and that -- so, i really -- i a get depressed when i look at cartoons that i drew back in 1992, during -- we had this thing in california called the proposition 187 and it's kind of like the grand daddy law to your sb1070 here, and i could almost take those cartoons, change the date, 2016, and they still apply. the xenophobia comes in cycle. we're in a really bad cyclee right now thanks to orange hitler. and so they come and go. so, i mean, i feel, yes, there's more diversity. we're -- brown people are creeping into more establishment places like in hollywood, but -- and politics but it's really, really slow. i'm just happy i made it this long to see at least one of the good cycles come up. but i think it's got to improve down the road because, yeah, people got to deal. i remember this marine recruit that got let go from the marines when he was spotted on the -- at a trump rally, screaming, and almost hitting a young black moster, -- black protester, and i'm not a militaristic guy

this lovely spot is the town and county resort in san diego, california.his is where ted cruz moments from now is going to be holding a rally. the republican presidential candidate expected to take the stage in the next few minutes. this comes after a day of campaigning all around southern california. he had a rally this afternoon in a city of irvine. in one sense you might say this is pretty unremarkable. a presidential candidate is holding campaign events. he's doing it in a pretty big state. i guess that happens every day. you consider the candidate and you consider the place. we're talking about the state of california. now when you look at the delegate count in california, it's a rich prize. there's 172 delegates up for grabs. this is a state that will not be holding the presidential primary for two mo

. >> a raid on a suspected drug house near san diego california. authorities found weapons, meth and evidence of drug sales. perhaps most shocking, police found a 9-year-old girl living in the backyard shed. she had no running water. no bathroom. neighbors say it was a no secret the property was a haven for drugs. >> it actually pretty disgusting, just the traffic and the trash. >> i hope the child is all right. that environment is not a good place for a child. >> six men and two women were arrested. no word on it status of that young girl. >>> elementary school students in great britain had to text their mascot to a helium balloon with tracking equipment and a go pro. they did it as a science experiment. while the plush pup got a spectacular view of earth everybody was waiting for his grand return. that never happened. the school and the town set up a a facebook account to try to track down sam. sam got about 15 miles above earth before the balloon popped. his equipment was recovered but there was no sam. >>> when you think of how the movies got t

. >> portland, honolulu, san diego. californiaion but 20% of the homeless and 30% of long term homeless. >> reporter: there was a time when the homeless were put in institutions for treatment, that changed when ronald reagan was governor. those facilities closed and governments didn't pick up the slack. >> people that are vulnerable, they have issues, they don't really have places to go and they wind up on the streets. >> reporter: she studied homelessness for decades. including studies for the national science foundation. she said welfare and food stamps were once enough to keep people off the streets but no more. >> people go to a cheap motel for a couple weeks and run out of money and then they are on the streets. you have that cycling through. the income that the state is providing hasn't changed for decades. when cost of living has gone up. >> reporter: if you can't afford a cheap motel, how could you afford housing? >> we can't afford it. >> reporter: laws require each city to provide zoning for affordable housing. fewer com

otherwise imagine tijuana, by the side of san diego california.if san diego has approved and tijuana has not, it will be a thoroughly conflictive situion. >> do you think that a tipping point in terms of the legalization of marijuana has occurred, both in the united states and in latin america? >> nobody can stop this. this is on its way. it will happen so we better adopt our minds to the new paradigm >> do you think marijuana legalization will cut into the economic profits of the cartels. i mean marijuana is only... >> 40% of the income on drugs. 40%. so it's not small. if it's 50 billion, 20 billion come from marijuana. imagine taking that money away from cartels. you will weaken the capacities. they're not going to be able to buy the weapons that they buy in the united states and bring them to mexico to kill kids on the street. they are not going to be able to bribe institutions and police corps and even army in mexico. so, everything will change. >> we set out to the mountainous region of sinoloa state to assess the impact on the underground d

california. a whooping 172 delegates up for grabs. >> that's why tonight ted cruz is in san diego campaigning for a primary that's still two months away. he's trying to build up the support he will need at the congressional district level in the state of california to deny donald trump as many of that state's 172 delegates as he can. after the cruz campaign played the ace in the hole this weekend, the state of colorado, who he did there, he swept every single delegate. after that it looks more and more like every single remaining contest in this race is going to count. ted cruz may have the upper hand, at least, when it comes to organizing for the delegate fight. after the cruz campaign played the ace in the hole this weekend, the state of colorado, who he did there, he swept every single delegate. after that it looks more and more like every single remaining contest in this race is going to count. ted cruz may have the upper hand, at least, when it comes to organizing for the delegate fight. donald trump for his part is none too happy about this turn of events. >> we've got a corrupt system. it'

always conveyed the message that i didn't belong in that i should go back to where i came from, san diego california and so, i get depressed when i look at her teams that i drew back in 1992 when we have this thing called proposition 187 and it's kind of like the granddaddy law to your sb 1070 here. i could almost take those cartoons, change the date to 2016 and they still apply. it comes in cycles. were at a really bad cycle right now thanks to orange hitler.go. so, they come and go so i feel yes, there's more diversity and brown people are creeping into more establishment races in hollywood, and in politics, but it's really slow. i'm just happy i made it this long to see at least one of the good cycles,. i think it's got to improve down the road because people have to deal. i remembered this marine recruit that got let go from the marines when he was spotted at a trump rally screaming and almost hitting a young black protester. i thought, i'm not militaristic guy or anything, but i thought good job marines. that was a good work decision right there. that guy, that kid was not fit h to protect what

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

this lovely spot is the town and county resort in san diego, california. moments from now is going to be holding a rally. the republican presidential idatcand expected to take the stage in the next few minutes. this comes after a day of campaigning all around southern california. he had a rally this afternoon in a city of irvine. in one sense you might say this is pretty unremarkable. a presidential candidate is holding campaign events. he's doing it in a pretty big state. i guess that happens every day. you consider the candidate and you cons t

we had sold-out crowds in irvine and san diego, california, and those events sold out within hours ofs the tremendous amount of energy we have in california which will send the biggest delegation to the national convention, and the senator's message is resonating in california and out west and elsewhere in the country too. liz: let's get to the delegate alchemy, you have test tubes and beakers on behalf of everybody but donald trump made a lot of what i call unforced errors in this situation. he's missed deadlines, particularly in virginia where donald trump had won virginia but missed the deadline to assemble delegates that could possibly switch. ted cruz played this game very, very well and by the rules. we here at fox business check these things, so it looks at the moment it's within the rules to convince delegates to perhaps switch when they get the chance, but how is the cruz campaign doing this? and i'm not asking to you reveal state secrets, but do you have people on every ground, terra firma from connecticut to delaware to maryland to pennsylvania and beyond? >> we've said fro

san diego. i was speaking at the university of california san diego, the nazarene college is up the road. i was speaking at nazarene college years ago, i was in an amphitheater, natural amphitheater and the students were on a hill and the ocean was behind them and i am standing and talking to all the students, there are 300 of them going like this. looking over my head. next thing i know three people glide over ten feet over my head in kites. only in san diego would that happen. it wasn't like there is charlie. keep talking. anyway, megan is an emt and is on the front line to care for victims, she sees the look of fear in the eyes, the damage that has been done. it is hard. not easy. when you see it, the compassion and empathy, the campus sexual assault policies all across the country and your intent is to hold schools accountable by making sure they have certain basic standards, thank you for what you are doing, thank you for what you are doing. men who have been leading the way getting men involved at the universities or former universities. boston university, he has stealing his backbo

frightening moments for passengers on a whale watching boat after it crashed in the pier in san diego, california. investigators say mechanical problems prevent that had boat from stopping as it was docking yesterday. seven people were injured, they had to be taken to the hospital. >>> hundreds of federal, state and local health officials gathered at the cdc in atlanta to plan the possibility of the zika virus out break. so far zika infect mosquitoes have not passed the virus to any person in the continental u.s. there have been 312 travel-related cases. six of those were sexually transmitted, 27 were in pregnant woman. >>> that virus is spread nothing puerto rico though and number of southern states are considered to be at risk. >>> those mosquitoes are centered around our homes and so each individual resident has to take responsibility to make sure that they remove standing water. >> federal officials say they cannot fight zika if congress does not approve $1.9 billion package requested by president obama. >>> new evidence shows that there may be secret chambers behind king kut's tomb. they eve

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

the bus then went to california to meet with studentcam winner state, including a visit to san diego. ambra, california judy chu visits a second prize winners for their winning documentary on a social security called "a sense of security." a special thanks to charter, comcast, cox, and time warner. yesterday, secretary of state john kerry presented the state department's annual report on human rights around the world. secretary kerry highlighted human rights violations in the middle east, related to the syrian civil war and isis. following his remarks, the assistant secretary of state for human rights answers questions from reporters. this is 40 minutes. john kerry: i have to run from year to a meeting on a number of issues. forgive me if i dash out of he e e. i will take some questions and then i think tom is going to come to the podium and make some statements. we will be commenting on these events, but let me, at this moment wait until we do alit little more homework with respect to that. i am glad you are here for the release of the human rights practices report for 2015. i want t

he has another of them plan for san diego tonight california's primary in june the seventh and cruiseks it will decide who gets the republican nomination and the stock of our fine this morning crew took a poke in front runner donald trump. >>pam moore: he is available for adoption no one came forward to claim ownership from the chaise on the bridge he was turned over to animal care and control they did to men for a new owner insisted clearly looking for on the home this national pet than last of that they will start 10 years ago to help find homes for animals that have been rescued or are in need of four homes. . >>reporter: possibly stand to the north of the region the right out read one to plan a chance of showers and the forecasts for areas as we headed to thursday and will kick of it and you as a model comes into the with the computers but to 949 degrees in and santa rosa for and i'm cassandra phelps and the cisco job on down to low 50s and san jose tomorrow to the '70s and the north teeth hist. >>pam moore: the consent the record for most wins in a season we found out how much is

lograron ponerse a salvo a tiempo. >>> la guardia costera rescatÓ a 17 migrantes a 8 millas en san diego californiade la policÍa. segÚn la policÍa, la policia perseguÍa en el auto donde viajaba el menor de 16 aÑos y que habÍa participado en un tiroteo, al ser confrontado el policÍa cuando disparÓ el arma, fue encontrada en la lugar del ti tiroteo, la familia dijo que el joven no estÁ armado, el incidente estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. - y seguimos en chicago, donde un panel especializado recomenÓo al departamento de la policÍa de esa ciudad, reconocer su pasado racista y cambiar la forma en que maneja las alegaciones de abuso de uso de esfuerza s excesiva. tambiÉn quieren ves dwar la min mala conducta de oficiales por una nueva agencia civil de investigaciÓn policial. vean esto divulgaron el video del tiroteo en el que un hombre afroamericano muriÓ a manos de un policÍa de car lolina del su hace 2 aÑos. las imÁgenes surgieron a raÍz que el oficial llegÓ a un acuerdo con la fiscalÍa, el a s agente se declararÁ culpable de un delito de mala conducta y pasarÁ 3 aÑos de reclusiÓn, y tendrÁ que hacer trabajo

california. the biotech economy that is thriving down in san diego. the minds that are powering the inventive forces in the entertainment industry down in los angeles. that's the return on investment that we received when we treated education as a public good in california. and you could have a u.c. degree and walk away with a debt-free education. now, an issue that is also important to millenials and new to future forum and affecting young americans is the issue of diversity in the tech industry. we love the tech industry in california. it has create sod many new jobs. and a lot of traffic to go with it. but people who are driving to good-paying jobs, silicon valley in the bay area is at the helm of america's burgeoning tech industry which is constantly developping ways to interact in a global environment and compete in the 21st century. these cutting edge companies are creating new ways to communicate, travel, buy, sell and listen. but the tech industry is led by some of the best and the brightest our nation has to offer. but there's some statistics

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

she was a deputy public deputy public defender in san diego, california for ten years. in 2005, she started a doctoral program in jurisprudence and social policy at uc berkeley. she received her phd there and was a fellow at the center for morality. her she focuses on criminal procedure and the punishment and control of sex offenders. diane is going to start and each person will talk about 20 minutes and then i have a few questions and that we will turn it over to all of you. >> we are going to come over here so i can see my slides without my big head in the middle of it. thank you. this. this is a great conference and thank you to the andrea and sarah and everyone else who worked so hard to put this together. it is a great opportunity to be here and be thinking about these issues because we really are on the cutting edge. this is how cutting-edge we are. alayna kagan was appointed to justice stevens seat after he retired, before that she was the dean who appointed me at the law school. in 2004. i was teaching courses on gender violence laws and social justice which is

san diego. now, california's top two primary rules mean the top two finishers regardless of party will advance to the general election in november. that could mean two democrats or two republicans would be on the november ballot. >>> a milestone in the effort to increase hours of part-time workers in the silicon valley. the group silicon valley rising submitted petitions for the opportunity to work initiative. they collected more than 35,000 signatures to get measure on the november ballot. it would require employers offer additional hours to existing part-time workers before they hire any new staff. >> in san jose, we have the largest, you know, homeless population in the south bay and a lot of those folks are working but working small jobs. part-time jobs. this is something that we need to address here and now. >> critics of 0 the proposal say it could potentially scare off businesses, looking to move or expand here in the bay area. >>> up next at 11:00, a tinder twist. investigators turning to the dating app after they say this man killed his ex-girlfriend. >>> this united states a twisted tal

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: saludo enorme a nuestra familia de california, de los angeles, mire nada mÁs, siempre es un agasajo. johnny: san diegode la canciÓn es bonita, lo malo es el vÍdeo, pero la letra es preciosa. los problemas vienen porque mucha atenciÓn: le han sido canceladas las canciones al cantante gerardo ortiz en la ciudad de zapopan, jalisco, asÍ es, el alcalde del lugar no lo quiere ver, y ademÁs abriÓ una investigaciÓn contra los oficiales que prestaron sus patrullas para grabar el vÍdeo el pasado 15 de diciembre de 2015, el alcalde de zapopan, pablo lemus navarro, ordenÓ la separaciÓn inmediata del cargo de tres agentes de la comisarÍa de seguridad pÚblica luego de que se comprobÓ su participaciÓn en la grabación del vÍdeo musical, o sea, los tipos estaban de artistas, de vÍdeo musical de gerardo ortiz "fuiste mÍa", donde se hace una apologÍa del delito y se usa de manera ilegal las insignias y la imagen de la corporaciÓn, escuchen esto, ademÁs, se conociÓ que la casa donde fue rodado el vÍdeo estuvo involucrada en hechos ilÍcitos, pues dentro del inmueble sea -se hallÓ un cadÁver, no en la piscina, dentro del

impacting southern california. san diego with rain showers. here comes mother nature's air conditioning. today a northeast wind, warmed us up. half moon bay 88 degrees. tomorrow mid-60s. why? southerly flow, coming from the ocean, one version of the onshore flow. it will get cooler tomorrow. stay cooler for two weeks. i don't see a day in the middle 70s for the next two weeks. not just cooler weather, clouds tomorrow. it is rain moving up from the south. rainfall as soon as friday afternoon. one day of the heat. a week or longer of cooler and wetter. more clouds, cooler tomorrow. shower chances friday afternoon. they will impact your weekend as well. upper 60s oakland. low 70s livermore, fremont, mountain view. cooler friday. scattered showers. scattered showers saturday. scattered showers sunday. not a weekend washout but scattered showers. and more rain towards the middle of next week. just when we thought el nino was done -- >> it is back. >> it will not go away. [ talking at the same time ] >> we want it to stay. we need the rain. >>> toni

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

also university of california san diego in the ocean was behind them so i of standing in talking to the students and looking over my head then three people glide over in kites. only is san diego would that happen. keep talking. she is a and at&t literally on the frontlines of care. she sees the look of fear and the damage done. when you see it and the compassion to study the campus sexual assault policies with your intent to hold schools accountable to make sure they have certain basic standards three honorees are men. who have been leading the way to get men involved. from boston in university university, having a backbone to get the fraternities and athletes involved. without first conversation in the locker room he said i have a great idea. [laughter] but now all it is changing. when did stand up. by the way as i was saying saying, it used to be 10 years ago that there is the business lunch and innovator metropolitan area and there was a list and what would you like? they would say let me tell you. but today they would say get the hell out of here because as we have liberated we have

narcotÚnel fronterizo que salÍa desde una casa en tijuana, mÉxico, hasta un almacÉn de madera en san diego, california en el estanque y la crÍa estaba saliendo de su vientre, es el primer delfÍn que nace en cautiverio despuÉs de tres horas de parto y la madre compartiÓ por supuesto el feliz momento con su pequeÑo que pesÓ 25 lras y midiÓ tres pies de largo. el milagro de vida, quÉ hermoso. de eso nos vamos ahora a otra historia que seguramente lo harÁ reÍr, adelante. ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete ♪ ♪ que siga la algarabÍa, vamos a divertirnos que ya que el vÍdeo del día ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny: ¿te parece simpÁtico? marlene: son mi debilidad, las razas pequeÑas me encantan. >> a mÍ me gustan tambiÉn las razas grandes. johnny: estÁ hablando toby. william: se me perdiÓ esa maÑana y mira con quiÉn estaba. johnny: yo tambiÉn me hubiese perdido, estÁ bien orientado. william: bienvenida al rincÓn social. marlene: tengo instagram marlene fabela. tambiÉn facebook y twitter. william: ¿han visto un dÍa freÍr -reÍr a un niÑo sin parar? marlene: ya lo vi, es buenÍsimo. william: le entra un ataque de risa cada vez que su papÁ le d

i'm from san diego, california. my product is dprks over goverre. say good-bye to plastic cups at your barbecue or concert in the paedrk. >> u'annon, come on out. >> good morning. >> party girl, tell us about this. >> have you ever been to a concert in the park, a barbecue, to the beach or on a picnic, brought your favorite bottle of wine with you and you had to pour it into a plastic cup? guilty. >> bummer. >> right. the wine probably didn't taste the way it should. i bet at some point, it spilled. it's glass with a drink-through lid. pour your wine into your glass, seal thelid, pack in your beach bag and take it to your next outdoor event. pour, seal, pack, enjoy. it's that simple, and that's why i think it is today's next big ch ing. cheers. >> bring all our semifinalists back in. judges, do you have any questions? >> vanessa, as long as you keep the magnets together, it keeps it from eing tangled? >> absolutely. things are not kept together is when it tangles. >> with the straw, people say, why wouldn't we get a straw? there are benefits. you sa

abuelita que vive en san diego y es hispana, vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ luis sandoval, buenos dÍas. luis: buenos dÍas, así es, se llama yolanda soto y vive en san diego, californiay a tejer. luis: se le ocurriÓ hacer un canal de youtube para enseÑarle a sus amigas como tejer un suÉter, pero sus vÍdeos llegaron a mÁs personas. >> en una semana tenÍa mÁs gente, no entendÍa lo que estaba pasando, son como 50 personas, le dije a mi hijo, cuando su vez el vÍdeo si no lo pones privado, cualquier persona lo puede ver. luis: poco a poco sus tutoriales se volvieron mÁs y mÁs populares. >> a los 11 meses de poner el primer vÍdeo, youtube me pidiÓ si querÍa ser un partner, yo no sabÍa lo que era, dije, muchas gracias, quiero ser parte de su club. pensÉ que era un club de las personas que hacen parte de vÍdeos, me escribieron, no no es un club, es para poder hacer dinero y poner anuncios para ganar dinero con los vÍdeos, dije, estÁ suave, asÍ puedo pagar para los materiales. luis: lo que nunca imagino es que los ingresos de los vÍdeos le iban alcanzar mÁs para estambres. >> ingresos de youtube, tambiÉn los libros y ahora vendo los patrones de las cosas que hago, y empiezo a

san diego. i was speaking at the university of california san diego. is it nazarene college up the road? >> it's close by. i was speaking at nazarene after speaking at your college andfuls in a natural amphitheater and all the students were sitting on a hill, the ocean with you behind them, and this -- anyway, i'm standing talking to all the students and there are about 300 and they're going like this, looking over my had ed. next thing i know, three people glide over my head in kites. only in san diego that would happen. megan -- she's an emt, and she literally is on the front lines caring for victims. she sees the look of fear in her eyes, seeing the damage that's been done, and it's hard. it ain't easy, and when you see it, and the compassion and empathy that you brought your policies all across the country, and your intent is to hold schools accountable by making sure they have certain basic standards. thank for you what you're doing. >> thank you. >>> and three many our honorees are men who have been leading the way of getting men involved at their universities. boston university, h

marissa is associate professor at the university of california san diego, also a resident, senior fellowt the brookings institution, her research interests on american politics particularly in areas of latino politics, racial politics, political participation, voting and the mass media campaigns. she is author of campaigning to the new american electorate and co-author of new faces and voices and numerous articles. please welcome marissa. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction and thank you for coming. a pleasure to be here today in your beautiful city and i want to briefly talk about the goal of this book as well as the main research question this book tries to address, immigration is a central part of the united states. we are often thought about as a country of immigrants which we are and today more than ever immigration is playing a salient role in american politics. in the past 40 years, the us has transformed tremendously demographically, today those who are foreign-born make up 12% of the population, and with that change there also comes racial change in the sense that

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlyingut this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a group