ya comienzan los duelos que transportan indocumentados detenidos rumbo a san diego, california. clima no da tregua gran parte del paÍs y deja destrucciÓn y cientos de damnificados.la mala condiciÓn de climÁticas continuarán en el comienzo de la semana. y una fundaciÓn de canelo Álvarez aparece mencionada en una investigaciÓn por lavado de divo del exgobernador de mÉxico roberto sandoval. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa: bienvenidos . con el propÓsito acelerar la-- la deportaciÓn de indocumentados en el paÍs el presidente trump estarÍa evaluando aplica la ley insurrecciÓn. asÍ lo confirmÓ una portavoz en la casa blanca. una vez argumentos del gobierno es que como promedio cada dÍa 4000 familias cruzan la familia con mÉxico-- la frontera con mÉxico. pero los expertos opinan que se mandatario invoca esa ley muy probablemente la legislaciÓn termine en los tribunales. >> inhumano y cruel, es asÍ como organizaciones comunitarias refieren a la posibilidad de que presidente trump ordene el despliegue de tropa de l

ya comienzan los duelos que transportan indocumentados detenidos rumbo a san diego, california.ivo del exgobernador de mÉxico roberto sandoval. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪

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juan:en san diego california juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.os legisladores demÓcratas en conocer mÁs sobre el informe final que absolviÓ a de la sospecha de conspiraciÓn con el gobierno rusia. arantxa: las autoridades arrestaron al sospechoso de abrir fuego contra un grupo de personas que se encontraban en el parque esta madrugada. francisco orozco de 19 aÑos puede enfrentar mÚltiples cargos por herir a seis personas que ahora estÁn hospitalizadas en el condado san luis. al parecer la balacera surgir una discusiÓn en la zona donde las vÍctimas acampaban. fÉlix: colorado se acaba de sumar a los estados que aprobaron leyes que permite confiscar un arma al ciudadano que representa un peligro para la comunidad. las autoridades locales serÍa la responsable de implementar estas restricciones a la posesiÓn de armas por parte de individuos violentos, y desequilibrados. fabiola:se les conoce como leyes de protecciÓn por riesgo extremo. leyes que permiten que se despoje de sus armas a individuos con tendencias suicidas o que representen un peligro para

storlse are opened in san diego, california, and maryland, to train women.ve to help the war effort once again prompts thousands of women to join the navy. when the war ends, many women return to civilian life. the navy is limited in what it can offer women who wish to stay on. housing, promotions, retirement benefits all have legal restrictions attached to them. nevertheless, a nucleus of career-minded women remained in place in the 50 et cetera and early 60's. it is not until 1967 that conditions begin changing for the better. in november of that year, president johnson signed legislation removing rang restrictions for women in all of the armed forces, including the navy. in 1971, the new chief of naval operations convenience a study group on the problems and aspirations of navy women. he wants to know what it will take to encourage more women to make the navy a career. one result of these meetings is the issuance of z-graham 116, which has been described as the navy's own equal rights amendment of of the better than 50 recommendations made by the waves re

vamos a los estados unidos vamos a mostrarle lo que se viviÓ en un edificio de apartamentos en san diego californiae ellos fue alcanzado por bala y cayÓ al suelo las imÁgenes son fuertes, mi compaÑera angey venegas tiene mÁs detalles. >>> respondieron a una llamada por disturbios y antes de entrar a la vivienda. de acuerdo a las imÁgenes fueron sorprendidos por una rÁfagas de balas que solo les permitiÓ refugiarse. de repente uno de los oficiales cae al piso. ahÍ comienza el intercambio de disparos. no me puedo mover, asÍ les respondiÓ a sus compaÑeros quienes intentaban ayudarlo al mismo tiempo que apuntaban sus armas hacia el pasillo. por fortuna, logran alejarse arrastrÁndose hacia una esquina, son imÁgenes del pasado 23 de junio el enfrentamiento se lleÓo a cabo dentro de un edificio habitacional en el Área de college. >>> nosotras no lo podrÍamos creer mi amiga me dijo sabes que valeria estÁ superseca y hay que tirarse al piso porque todavÍa no llegan policÍas nadie >>> dentro del condominio estaba este hombre de 28 aÑos de edad que segÚn documentos de la corte presentaba problemas mental. est

a operar como una lÍnea aÉrea, y desde el martes envÍa diario un aviÓn con 135 migrantes a san diego californianar piensan volar inmigrantes a mÁs estados como nueva york, michigan y florida >> no podemos recibir migrantes ilegales que vengan a tirar a nuestro estado dijo el gobernador >> funcionarios de los condados de la florida indicaron que el gobierno trump planea enviarles mÁs de 1000 migrantes por mes un plan que produce problemas >> nadie estÁ preparado para seguse recibir amÉn migrante >> si no encuentran donde vivir los llevarÁ al hotel del presidente trump para ver si abre su corazÓn y les permite quedarse ahÍ . >> de acuerdo con el plan serÍan madres de familia con sus hijos que tenÍan que presentarse de manera periÓdica en las oficinas de irice >> la patrulla informÓ que debido a las capacidades comenzaron a enviar a i inmigrantes se ha dejado libra 40,000, este grupo de activistas denuncia que la agencia abandoÓo 63 personas a su suerte en san bernardino californi >> sin tener comida ni a dÓnde ir, sin tener acceso ayuda mÉdica >> la crisis lejos de ver un final amenaza con crecer

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it could be in the bay area as well as los angeles and san diego. california will do whatever it can to push back. >> there are limits to our power given the federal government has its own power, but we will do everything within our power to stop them from doing that. >>> more a document that immigrants are airlifted from texas this weekend and similar flights will happen three times per week. >>> proposed rent protections in el cerrito were on the verge of becoming law. the city council has already given initial approval to two ordinances and one would require just cause before the landlords can evict someone. the other creates a registry where property owners must provide data and other details. a final vote on those measures is set for tomorrow night at the city hall. >>> the american academy of pediatrics wants to change the game when it comes to organized sports for children. >> we explain why it shouldn't be all about winning. >> the 8-year-old takes the baseball field under the watchful eye of mom who is also coach. >> multiple sports are good for kids.

it is victoria, canada to the north, san diego, california to the south.was also a good opportunity to work with carnival corporation. as you know, through quarters of our calls are through carnival and their subsidiaries, princess and their lines. we had a chance to meet with senior vice president of development and other members of that group, but we made some real progress in negotiations with that group in our meeting, and i just want to touch on a couple of the things that we accomplished. so starting in 2020, we will be increasing the number of cruise calls to san francisco by 30 calls, and we will also be increasing our fees -- our passenger fees from $18 to $19, but that increase will increase our passengers to from 250,000 passengers to 350,000 passengers, so a significant increase for us. we also had an opportunity to talk with carnival corporation about new opportunities in san francisco, and we made some real progress there. we'll be reporting back to you as we progress through the negotiations, but they may be helpful in developing a second el

>> reporter: a balance between old and new is what's new says classmate jessica most from san diego, californiaant to stay relevant to what's there as well as keeping it modern. >> reporter: keeping it modern, however, has its limits. already some designers have posted their ideas online. some are interesting. notre dame architecture student mary ripzinski from boston, massachusetts, puts it this way. >> horrifying. >> reporter: some are confident sober heads will prevail, a masterpiece like notre dame which took 100 years to be built, won't be rebuilt in a rush. it's not a train station. it's not a museum, she tells me. it's a special place and i believe we should provide this special place all the means necessary to express itself with genius and audacity. the outlines of genius have long been there. it will just take a brilliant mind to fill in what's the fire erased. ben wedeman, cnn, paris. >>> thanks for watching. "inside politics" is up next. ua. it's our best sale of the season featuring 20% off select diamonds. dare to be devoted. only at jared. essential for the cactus, but maybe not

para darle credibilidad. >> rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo. >> cambiamos de tema porque en san diego, californiaverdad que todo el mundo comienza a mover los sentidos y hoy hablaremos de esas tÉcnica que consiguen que gastamos mÁs dinero antes que abandonar el local y ella es bÁrbara serrano bienvenida bÁrbara. >> buenos dÍas >>> esto me interesa muchÍsimo >>> estoy segura que esto tambiÉn >>> pasar un tiempo en familia y obvio. >> grato. hÁblame de estos trucos que utilizan para sacar mÁs dinero para que gastemos mas >>> resumir los mÁs comunes y vamos a decir 6 trucos el primero que te dicen, una comida de 55 dÓlares. >> te cuesta 35 dÓlares y te mandamos un cupÓn pero cuando llegan al restaurante te dan una sopita. >> y un postre >>> entonces posiblemente si hubieras comprado una comida de 24 y pico dÓlares pues entonces serÍa mÁs econÓmico para ti >>> porque hacen trabajar la mente de uno >>> 3 comidas >>> no pensamos en la porciÓn >>> es una cosa psicolÓgica >>> ¿cuÁl es la recomendaciÓn? >>> es mejor comprar un plato. >> no te van a dar un filete bueno por 35 dÓlares. >> los cupones tienen

the border is out of control, there is no end in sight, some people are send to places make san diego, california texas this crisis is affecting many parts of federal government, for example we have to detail tsa employees to help at border, and detail custom officers away from ports of entry, and having them assist with border patrol duties. that is affecting our airports as well. blake: i'm glad you bring that up. sorry to jump in there was a story out that it could be a ter terrible travel summer at airports because the tsa employees will not be at airports but at the southern borders. >> they are already there, our trade will be affected, my hometown, that business, the customs officers will not be ale pro process cargo, we have a mess on the border, congress is not acting to fix the problem. blake: president had threatened in the past to take some illegal immigrants and move them to so-called sanctuary cities, i am told is not that, not close. but do you worry maybe there could be a slippery slope of once you put the immigrants on planes then buses it may be 7 communities could be -- certain

nichelle medina cbs news, san diego, california. >> helping 5 million veterans with combat-related injuries008. >>> a police chase that starts after a gas robbery in moraga ends here in antioch. we will tell you about what led up to this next. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30, a robbery and chase comes to a crash ending in the east bay. this morning what we have learned about the young suspects. >>> plus a strike stalemate for one alameda county school district. today negotiations hitting a wall. >>> and one bay area veteran spending this memorial day helping others. his message of hope for those who have seen combat. good morning, it is monday, may 27th. i'm

headquarters in san diego, california, it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ i fought the law and the law won ♪ ♪ the fought the law and the la won ♪ ♪ i needed money because i had none and i fought the law and the law won ♪ ♪ i guess my race is run ♪ she's the best girl that i ever had i fought the law and the law won ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post nine dow down 93 points on a busy day, mnuchin and china trade or the story right here, qualcomm. >> yeah. we're going to begin with that on pace for its worst day since january 2017 shares falling you can see down almost 11% on the news that federal judge lucy koh ruled the company unlawfully hindered competition in the mobile chip market using its dominant position to charge excessive licensing fees the chipmaker responding it will seek a stay and appeal joining us pat morehead of moore insights and strategy. good morning i know that you thought that qualcomm made a strong argument

nichelle medina, cbs news, san diego, california. >> operation game on has helped more thanra dealingat-related injuries and ptsd since 2008. >>> meanwhile a santa rosa war vet and double amputee is using yoga to help vets deal with depression after returning home. dan nevins was deployed in iraq when he lost both legs to a road side bomb in 2004. the wounded warrior project helped nim had his recovery which included sports like golf and mountain climbing but it was yoga and its mental discipline that changed how he coped with what he had been through. >> the voice that popped up in my head, that thwarted, limited and constrained me in my whole life happened right there and if you can address that voice on my yoga mat, then i can address it out of my whole life. >> he became a yoga instructor and serves as a motivational speaker these days. he says he wouldn't trade this life that he loves even if it meant getting his legs back. >>> 6:52. park visitors are forced to scramble for safety after shooting at one of san francisco's most popular outdoor hangouts. >>> plus three teenagers are

indocumentados que entraron al paÍs por texas dijeron que fueron trasladados con engaÑos a san diego y a californiaados unidos. ellos iniciaron su proceso de asilo en texas. dijeron que fueron enviados con su familiares a estados unidos, pero fueron retornados a esta ciudad fronteriza. >> ahora nos tiraron para mÉxico. >> consideramos que es injusto. >> se dice que las condiciones de los centros de detenciÓn no son las adecuadas. >> usted huele a un niÑo de esos y huele a animal muerto. reportero: cada vez que tiene una cita retornada ciudad de fronterizas y prefiere regresar a su paÍs. >> ahorita las naciones unidas estÁn apoyando a cualquier inmigrante que pueda regresar para su paÍs. >> se espera que el nÚmero de personas siga aumentado. jorge fregoso, univisiÓn. patricia: empezÓ el juicio a un activista acusado de transportar indocumentados. dulce: grupos religiosos cantan afuera de la corte federal en tucson, arizona. el profesor de 36 aÑos voluntario de la organizaciÓn enfrenta cargos por ayudar a inmigrantes indocumentados en el desierto de arizona. >> dicen que este acto de dar ayuda es un

indocumentados que entraron al paÍs por texas dijeron que fueron trasladados con engaÑos a san diego y a californiaes a estados unidos, pero fueron retornados a esta ciudad fronteriza. >> ahora nos tiraron para mÉxico. >> consideramos que es injusto. >> se dice que las condiciones de los centros de detenciÓn no son las adecuadas. >> usted huele a un niÑo de esos y huele a animal muerto. reportero: cada vez que tiene una cita retornada ciudad de fronterizas y prefiere regresar a su paÍs. >> ahorita las naciones unidas estÁn apoyando a cualquier inmigrante que pueda regresar para su paÍs. >> se espera que el nÚmero de personas siga aumentado. jorge fregoso, univisiÓn. patricia: empezÓ el juicio a un activista acusado de transportar indocumentados. dulce: grupos religiosos cantan afuera de la corte federal en tucson, arizona. el profesor de 36 aÑos voluntario de la oana inmigrantes indocumentados en el desierto de arizona. >> dicen que este acto de dar ayuda es un crimen. [hablan en inglÉs] dulce: el padre de scott dicen que estÁn felices de que su hijo es una persona amable y compasiva. se le pidiÓ a

so to the extent you can calm those fears -- i'm from san diego, california where we have sales tax for transportation. so they lay out this is what we are going to build. it's a mix of highways and transit and local streets. there will be a separate oversight committee that will review all of the expenses. we will give regular reports to it. they need two third vote on the ballot in order to get this passed. they regularly get it. they had trouble recently. turns out they lied on what they promised. they are sorting through what they will do on that. generally it results in a better product because it is much more refined proposals. i think the problem is a false sense of security. yes, you are trying to sell something based on an assurance this money will be lock box or whatever for education. but that is giving voters a false sense of security that down the road makes it even more cynical if lottery revenue, for instance, which doesn't grow, which is eroding as other forms of gaming come online, doesn't manage to keep pace with the growing cost of providing k through 12 education. i

and after a few months, a judge in san diego, california, said that's t reunite those kids with their parents. turned out there were 2,880 of these children who had been separated from their parents. we couldn't match them up all with their parents again. over a is of them still in -- over 100 of them still in the system, unable to identify their families or be reunited with them. the president is going to return to that policy? really? really? that's what america is all about? snatching children away from their parents? those who are expert in the area, psychologists and doctors, tell us this could have a long-term, dramatic, negative impact on a baby. it's understandable. i've seen cases and met the mothers where finally, after months, they were reunited. the child wanted nothing to do with her, a feeling that they had been abandoned by their parents. america is better than this. an inspection by the -- pardon me, an investigation by the inspector general of health and human services that i requested with senator patty murray now turns out that even before the announcement a year ag

at qualcomm headquarters in san diego, california, it's 11:00 a.m. alley" is live. ♪ i fought the law and the law won ♪ ♪ the fought the law and the la won ♪ ♪ i needed money because i had none and i fought the law and the law won ♪ ♪ i guess my race is run ♪ she's the best girl that i ever had i fought the law and the law won ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post nine dow down 93 points on a busy day, mnuchin and china trade or the story right here, qualcomm. >> yeah. we're going to begin with that on pace for its worst day since january 2017 shares falling you can see down almost 11% on the news that federal judge lucy koh ruled the compan

the couple tying the knot at fairmont grand delmar in san diego, california.ces at the nuptials was cheryl's good friend leah remini, who served as her matron of honor, and it turns out "dancing with the stars" played a role in this union so burke and lawrence met on season three when the actor's brother joey lawrence was a contestant on the competition. congrats to the very beautiful happy couple. >> ah. she looks amazing. >> yes. >> i'm sure there was some good dancing. >> i bet there was. >>> and now rihanna. ri-ri is expanding her empire. the singer known for her showstopping looks on the red carpet. now she's adding designer to her resume bringing her fashion expertise to her own line. yeah. uh-huh. rihanna has joined the french luxury brand to be the first black woman to launch a new brand from scratch at france's biggest company. cheers for that and she's giving us a look at her highly anticipated fenty maison collection. there she is at the pre-opening paris pop-up store where it debuts to the public and features ready to wear, shoe, accessories all de

san diego. state senator scott says california will do whatever it can to push back. >> there are limits to our power given the federal government has its own power but we will do everything in our power to stop them from doing that. >> more undocumented immigrants are already arriving in california, hundreds were airlifted from south texas to san diego this weekend. homeland security says similar flights will happen three times a week. >>> a live look at capitol hill tonight were a rib republican congressman, is calling on his colleagues tveag president trump. justin wants him impeached for obstruction joining a chorus of democrats demanding the same. we have the president's response. >> reporter: in more than a dozen tweets, congressman justin made his case that the molar report shows president trump has engaged in impeachable conduct and it includes multiple examples of conduct satisfying all of the elements of obstruction of justice, attorney general william barr drew the opposite conclusion. >> the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president

san diego. this is the professor of spanish in california history at u.s.d., the catholic university and she is really smart. she has written tons of books. she is like the queen of history in san diego so we do honor to ira. she is great. what? she is great. she is having a religious experience here. she sort of was at the center of this event, and then a lot of other people. t was really good. the whole event, i tried to fit with this lecture. i thought about this, it was about the blending. it was about how these different people, different histories, we blend together through the mexican period. this man was at the meeting. is s guy here is felix, this ira here and they are putting a black out on the museum on the ill. you can see it as you go up mission valley. they are putting a plaque, and it is dedicated to the soldiers, the leather jacket soldiers that came up with both spanish and's and it -- settled in here and became the foundation of our mexican culture is the soldier's. we talk about sarah. they actually name, say the names? these guys there, great, great, something, leather jacket

. >> tres personas resultaron heridas tras una exposiciÓn en una casa en san diego california, en ell unÍsono) la verdad que sÍ, quÉ fuerte, pero bueno vamos con otra cosa que ha llamado la atenciÓn de todos, los fabricantes de aviones boeing reconociÓ que conocÍa de las fallas del modelo 737 max, al menos nuestro aÑos antes del accidente que cobrÓ la vida de 89 personas, habÍa admitido que un sistema de alerta, no estaba operativo en todos los aviones, pero lo que preocupa ahora es una declaraciÓn publicada por boeing ayer domingo donde muestra cuÁnto tiempo estuvo consciente del problema y la decisiÓn de algunos miembros de la empresa de no actuar para solucionarlo, segÚn boeing determinaron que la falla no tenÍa un impacto adverso en la seguridad u operaciÓn del avion. >> lo que sÍ estÁn tratando de determinar si no haber alertado a la industria aÉrea, estÁ vinculado a los dos accidentes aÉreo ocurridos en boeing 737 max boeing, insiste que ni los altos ejecutivos de las empresas ni los investigadores de la administraciÓn federal de a aviaciÓn cambian del problema antes del accide

gracias a la diÁspora que se vive en venezuela, sus padres ahora viven en san diego, california.e experiencia. isabella: tÚ puedes. agarra asÍ. luego asÍ. [sonido ambiente] [risas] jesse: cuÁnto me calificarÍa? isabella: 7,8. [risas] jesse: me puedes enseÑar otro truco? [sonido ambiente] una belleza total. muchÍsimas gracias. un besito. gracias por ser una niÑa con un corazÓn tan bello. gracias por llevar el nombre de nuestro paÍs y esos colores tan preciosos por todas parte de los estados unidos. isabella: gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: quÉ hermosa historia! ademÁs, es increÍble. ella naciÓ aquÍ, pero sus padres le inculcaron espaÑol, su cultura, eso es lo que tenemos que hacer con nuestros hijos en estados unidos. jesse: totalmente. mantener la cultura de nuestros paÍses. isabella tiene un corazÓn de oro. es demasiado dulce. yo le preguntaba quiÉn creÍa que era su fans nÚmero uno y me dice que es papÁ dios. alan: increÍble .. jesse: es difÍcil. tiene 11 aÑos. alan: perfecto. quÉdate conmigo. ha llegado el momento. hace unas horas estuvimos aquÍ. estuvimos en la barberÍa que estuvimos vie

san diego, california, republican line. leo. good morning. it is early out here.irst of all, i think donald trump is a pragmatist. i don't see him otherwise. lawyers line. -- lie. journalists fabricate the truth. text messages cannot be doubted. i would like to see less congressional involvement and barr getting involved in things. i think we all know who killed mr. khashoggi. i don't know who killed seth rich. i think that has a lot to do with the american government. the other thing i am concerned about, it is not russia. it is the five other of our allies that have been colluding with our own intelligence agencies to try to bring down this president. god bless america. if we have never had a blessing before, we need god's blessing now. one more thing. dershowitzfessor come on the other day. he said you can only impeach a president after they leave office. he specifically said that president obama broke the law with the iran-contra deal. i think there are three other issues mr. obama broke the law with, tpp and the paris agreement. i would like to get your comme

san diego, california, l.a., we have a lot of gangs and a lot more of these gangs coming from other countrieso not make it better. to on thei listen democratic side believes every person coming across that border is coming for a better life. there are people taking advantage of the situation. mexico, the cartel, they don't think about american people half as much as they are thinking about illegals and that demo brett -- gentlemen who spoke about americans who don't want to do hard work, this country was founded by americans working hard. we have people coming in here tearing it down because they want to take advantage of the system that affords their legals free housing, free medical, free everything. i cannot get anything from this system because "my husband makes too much money." host: i will leave it there and go to when nita -- juanita. caller: i have three points to make if i can. in relation to the lady who just talked, last year we had an of children being drugged up by their parents. we had an epidemic down here at the hospital. ?hat is their excuse i cannot be sympathetic to republi

morrimark, who is calling from san diego, california on the republican line. good morning.r: good morning. i do not pay joe biden will be the democratic, knee. is just a wolf in sheep's clothing. the former mayor bob fella, he was a hugger, too. of course he never went to jail. he should have. but joe biden, i think he will be coming back to earth here in the polls, may be after the first debate. he has a way of self-destruction anyway. thoughts.ple of other i think it is going to be a blowout for trump in 2020. he is not going to have any competition on this. so it does not matter who the democrats nominate. a lot of people object to trunk bragging, but if he did not do that, no one would know about it, because the media does not cover anything that he does, and he has accomplished a great deal. i look forward to his second term, and i think he is the best president of all time. and that is not just hyperbole. i really believe that he is the most accomplished president and our lifetime for sure and in our lifetime, but bring it on, democrats. willnk that bernie sanders eme

eric is up out of san diego california, what is on your mind? annoyed, having watched this program a long time . i don't understand is there a charm from his department where he make more money? [indiscernible] aboutdo you want to talk the trump organization? guest: i would dispute one thing. it is hard to get attention with anything because so much is happening. a lot of things have been written about the trump organization and the president's daughter, also, ivanka ivanka trump who has her own line of clothes and other things that they have had ties to china and other countries. both labor practices and all sorts of talk about how he, his organization and business is not living up to the standards he is setting for the rest of the country. immigration is one of the things where they say he should not get foreign workers for his company in america and they have been getting foreign workers. there has been some attention. but, like anything else, it is hard to get a lot of attention these days. is a in the gulf coast, j republican in alabama. go

en san diego la policía investiga posible caso de abuso sexual el acto ocurrió el sábado a la medianoche le empezó a tocar >> el ataque en san diego fue recordatorio que hay grupos de odio en californiaan para detenerlo >> el internet u las redes sociales o podemos vivir sin usarlas y supremacistas entre otros, planean un acto maqueavèlico por internet muestran su inclinación >> dijo que se inspiró en la matanza de musulmanes en nueva zelanda que no dio indicaciones la pregunta es cuàntos más tendrán la misma idea >> otra preocupación es no detectar la amenaza a tiempo los lleva a monitorear las redes sociales para los que tienen señales do odio >> aunque dan muestras de odio no es ilegal por eso no se realizan arrestos ya que están protegidas por la primera enmienda los agentes dependen más de pistas de público dicen en la costa oeste hay más accidentes de crímenes de odio crearon una oficina de protección de terrorismo y violencia mientras que el gobernador anuncio propuesta para california para incrementar subsidios a grupos lucrativos para que paguen por más medidas de seguridad >> vámonos a una pausa. y al volver; el costo del sospechoso de planear le ataque a sinagoga >> así se

san diego. this is that professor of spanish and california history at usd, the catholic university, and she is really smart. she has written a bunch of books. she is like the queen of history in san diego, so we all do honor to iris. she is great. what? she is having a religious experience here. [laughter] rick: she sort of was at the center of this event, and then a lot of other people. it was really good. the whole event, i tried to fit with this lecture. i was thinking about this lecture. it was about the blending. it was about how these different people, different histories, we blend together through the mexican period. this man was at the meeting. this guy here is felix coda, ignatio felix coda. this is iris here. and they are putting a black out -- a plaque up on the museum on the hill. you can see it as you go up mission valley. they are putting a plaque, and the plaque is dedicated to the soldiers, the leather jacket soldiers that came up with the spanish and settled in here and became the foundation of our max recruit -- mexican culture here is the soldiers. we often don't talk about t

. >> reporter: a balance of what's old and new is what classmate jessica most says from san di o diego, california. >> i think it's important to stay relevant to what historically was there as well as keeping it modern. >> reporter: keeping it modern, however, has its limits. already some designers have posted their ideas online. some are interesting. notre dame architecture student mary ripsinski from boston, massachusetts, puts it this way. >> they're kind of horrifying. >> reporter: paris based architects is confident sober heads will prevail that master piece like notre dame which took 100 years to be built won't be rebuilt in a rush. >> it's not a train station. it's a special place and i believe we should provide this special place all the means neglects to express himself. the outlines of genius have always been there. it will take a minute to fill in what the fire erased. >> so many different ideas about how that cathedral can look. >> absolutely. >> venezuela's opposition once again tries to win military support but those efforts are met with resistance and that right there is a show of t

we are seeing thunderstorms over the sierra, thunderstorms in southern california including san diegorizona. this is an odd weather pattern for this time of year but it's not going anywhere over the next 4-5 days so watch future cast with the lack of precipitation. on the right edge of your television screen you will see green bubbling up. central valley and sierra will remain unstable. things bubbling up over the sierra. we have cloud cover in the afternoon with more showers and storms for this area. they begin to get a little bit closer on saturday but we remain drive pick sunday though showers may make it into the bay area with only a 20% chance of rain. it would be high-impact if it happens. tomorrow being the first time in 11 days with temperatures above average that's what will happen. dry weather here but it remains active over the sierra with showers possibly hitting us on sunday. mild tomorrow, 80 degrees, vallejo, concord, fairfield, well into the 70s, livermore and santa rosa. little bit cooler friday but drive. there's an opportunity for showers. we dry out for memorial da

california at its best. you have the jacksonian worker paradise, point loma in san diego, then the wedding and santa barbara.he highest hopes of mexican california. did you like the wedding scene? it is great. do you want to get married and santa barbara? i fell in love in santa barbara. we won't go in to that. >> [indiscernible] actually santa cruz but we were married when we were living in santa barbara. seniors in college and got married. i keep forgetting there is cameras here. i don't want to talk about my wedding here. let's gather back around. we will start talking about figueroa and several things of indian policies virtually his policy toward indian pueblos. comes to california in 1833. this is the first book published in california. this guy was a military officer who had bought the press and uses him to write this book. it is an awkward book. it is mostly about this colonization effort that he is mad at. it is a colonization effort gone wrong, there has been a lot of confusion tied to it. the basic idea was the russians were along the coast here, figueroa was willing to develop relations with the

ought to care about it is an adolescent psychiatrist assistant professor at the university of california san diego it's good to have your hair free body jordan and guess i'm just wondering the reason we're even debating this always scared of the screens that we have out there right now we scared that we don't know what they're doing to our youngsters and to our babies is this conversation driven by fear or because there may well be an educational impact on gangsta's looking at screens well i think it's absolutely driven by fear you know. all these devices are sort of here to stay that part of our lives are certainly good things to be concerned about as in told us it seems to be from screens we've seen kids who seem easily distracted kids who. are too focused on video games kids who have unhealthy divisive unhealthy relationships with their devices i think that there's not really the research to back up that that's problematic right so i think we have to do a lot more thinking about i like to say more mentoring and less censoring right we need to think about how do we raise our kids in a big can li

she earned her masters degree from the university of california san diego and a masters and doctors of philosophy from stanford university. her archaeological experience includes serving as a director and a number of major excavations and sites in the san francisco bay area where she worked closely with the in indigenous indian tribes. she also conducted several historic archaeology projects and is currently leading the excavation of things such as the monumental stanford ruins created by the great earthquake of 1906. laura has extensive knowledge of inference history and legends and continues to uncover the history of this university, its key players and how it's past has played a role in our world today. she also runs all this work around the archaeology site in protecting the heritage of stanford and serves as the president right now of the stanford historical society as a volunteer. so, please welcome laura jones and learn more about stanford and the railroad. >>> what we pull up the slides, isn't this a perfect event? i am learning so much. i am not an expert on the railroad, so p

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how many migrants will be flown from texas to san diego, and once they get to california, how long willdiego rapid response network, which is a coalition of religious and civic groups that has provided temporary shelter to asylum-seeking families since the large scale releases began in october, in san diego county they have sued the trump administration. so -- to recover the costs. so it seems that the receiving cities, they can't handle this increased flow. >> well, look, you know, you asked how many people are going to be moved, it all depends on the circumstances of that day. if they have 4500 people crossing, more people gotta get on planes. this isn't just the humanitarian crisis to get processed quicker is so they're in custody less, it's about the federal statute that says we can only detain children for 72 hours -- arthel: but when they get to san diego, for instance, are they going to be the released once they get there? >> they'll be processed and released, absolutely. arthel: ask you're saying they can't do that -- okay, so what's the difference having that done in texas? >>

they were lead by kawhi leonard, from southern california, attended san diego state.n 15 minutes, abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach will have the highlights of the game and look at how the raptors compare to the warriors. >>> and abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors and the nba finals, game one thursday, may 30th. our producer is from san diego, so whoo, she's torn. >> i know, what to do? >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, she is alive and has quite the story to tell. we are learning how a hiker rescued in hawaii survived in the wild for two weeks. >>> a 102-year-old southern california woman is facing t a former governor that has him coming to her aid. >>> plus how the >>> a woman missing more than two weeks in hawaii has been found alive. the 35-year-old yoga instructor is recovering at a hospital following a helicopter rescue. >> reporter melissa rainy has a closer look at the daring save and what rescuers are crediting for her survival. r: miraculous rescue. two weeks after a woman hiked into a forest in hawaii and disappeared, she's been f

that is why they're releasing more immigrants in phoenix and arizona or in california, san diego.hey want to make a case for releasing immigrants in these so-called sanctuary cities. but i think this is not going to work. what we're seeing in most of the cities, including el paso and along the border, people in communities are welcoming these immigrants because this is what we are. this runs in our veins. we are a nation of immigrants. i think there is no way we can a race that. amy: jennifer harbury, you have a long history with guatemala. you are married to a man -- you were married to a man who was a mayan comandante and guerrilla who was disappeared. you fall for a long time to have his whereabouts known. you learn to was tortured and murdered by u.s. of a back guatemalan military. that was back in the 1980's. how do you relate what has happened there then and the massive number of deaths estimated at, what, up to 300 thousand people killed in guatemala through the 1980's into the 1990's, with what is happening with the exodus of guatemalans today? >> i think there is a defini