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tres pulgadas de lluvia en solo tres horas provocaron devastadoras inundaciones repentinas en san diego, californiay comienza las labores de limpieza y el recuento de los danos. >> mexico celebra el fallo historico de una corte de boston que le permite seguir adelant con la creya que busca responsabilizar a ocho fabricantes de armas de estados unidos. >> uno de los nominados al oscar entre los que figuran latinos y peliculas como oppenheimer, barbie y la sociedad de la nieve, entre otras. >> y asi comenzamos. >> con aranzalo y gracias por acompanarnos la noticia principal de este noche el expresidente donald trump se proyecta como ganador de las primarias en new hampshire una segunda victoria al hilo tras las asambleas partidarias de iowa. >> en esta ocasion fue una contienda de dos, en donde la exgobernadora de carolina del sur, nikki haley, quedo en un segundo lugar. >> cristina londono tiene los detalles de esta contienda. >> donald trump celebro otra victoria historica, hacia casi medio siglo que un candidato republicano no ganaba las primarias de iowa y new hampshire consecutivamente. >> el ex

migrantes que siguen llegando, aun hay un sueno de que todo pueda seguir mejorando. >> en san diego, californiacha que se libra todos los dias. >> y asi vamos, un dia a la vez. >> lo dejamos con hexatlon, estados unidos, y con eso nos despedimos. >> tenga usted un muy buen >> (musica). >>

jamal kanj, author and political commentator from san diego, california. mr. kanj, welcome to the program uh sir, the yemeny said no matter a us set coalition is put together comprise of whoever cares how many countries, we will not stop showing our support for the oppressed people of gaza, and now they've also said after this air strike, regardless of how times you're going to hit, we're going to hit back and we're going to continue to protect the palestinians of gaza, your initial thoughts please, well i mean the us and of course its vessel states are taking a miscalculated risk by engaging the yemenese, i mean the yemenese might be economically devastated, but they are very determined people, and they have shown that... from the beginning when they were the only arab nation that took a position in support of the palestinians in gaza and basically tried or or or is doing actually blockade of the israeli controlled ports until the aid and you medical aid and water and fuel is allowed. to go into gaza, so this is basically another, i would say, i would call it

include an international bridge in eagle pass, texas, two crossings in arizona and another near san diego, california. lawmakers are negotiating a d to combi increased border security with foreign aid, specifically, military assistance to ukraine. read more at reuters.com. washington journal continues. host: >> now let's focus on foreign policy. steve clemons is our guest focusing on editor at large for semaphore. viewers. guest: we have a global platform that is growing like a weed. about a yeaand a half now. we have abo 5.5 o million meters. i think the distinctive thing about what is important is that we try to always tell the news as it is but have the writ give his or her take to remind americans that you can look at something and have different perspectives and views that can be handled in aivil, imrtant and constructive way. host: what does an at lge do? guest: everything. i do some writing. i had a piece. publications will be a weekly they that appears. but essentially i help with editorial events. we have a two day massive summi that will be on the edge of the imf world bank. you can save a

. >> por otra parte, el sistema de tormentas que dejo este lunes una devastacion en san diego, californiaa costa del golfo con peligrosas inundaciones. >> en texas hay varias ciudades y condados que se encuentran inundados con altos sumergidos y carreteras totalmente bloqueadas como puede ver en estas im imagenes. >> el mismo panorama se ve en luisiana, en donde siguen cayendo lluvias torrenciales. >> se espera que llueva hasta manana jueves con acumulados de entre 3 a 10 pulgadas de lluvia dependiendo la zona. >> asi que mucha precaucion la administracion de aviacion aprobo las guias de inspeccion de los boeing 737 max 9. >> son 171 aeronaves que quedaron en tierra desde que se desprendio parte del fuselaje de uno de estos aviones en puertoa dias. >> alaska airlines dijo que el primero de sus aviones lo hara este viernes y united el domingo mientras siguen inspeccionando minuciosamente cada una rueda delantera de un boeing 757 de delta antes de boeing, estuvo hoy en el congreso y dijo que sus aviones son seguros, pero los legisladores que estuvieron en esa audiencia indicaron que todavia

de que el gobierno reanude ciertas operaciones en las anteras de eagle pass, en texas, en san diego, california unidos, han aceptado detenerse en mÉxico, segÚn dicen, por cansancio, y con la esperanza de obtener documentos, estar de manera legal en mÉxico para poder seguir adelante, ese su objetivo. las autoridades militares de chiapas prometieron trasladarlo a diferentes albergues, tambiÉn asientos de ayuda, para que reciban todo el apoyo necesario en mÉxico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: mÁs de lo que debes saber a esta hora, el escÁndalo legal se agudiza para el senador bob menÉndez. ahora fiscales generales alegan que el funcionario demÓcrata aceptÓ supuestamente entradas para carreras de autos y regalos bastante costosos de parte del emirato de qatar, como parte de una trama de corrupciÓn que durÓ aproximadamente un aÑo. ahora, qatar se une a egipto como otro paÍs que el senador acusa de supuestamente ayudar. bob menÉndez ha negado cada una de sus acusaciones en su contra. en tanto, el expresidente, donald trump le pidiÓ a un tribunal demente anule la peticiÓn que provocÓ su expulsiÓn de la bolet

embarcaciones transportando a un grupo de migrantes fueron detectadas cerca de las costas de san diego, californiaatrulla fronteriza descubrieron los botes abandonados. >> los residentes han publicado videos que muestran a los migrantes huyendo en distintos vehiculos. >> segun las autoridades, las embarcaciones desayadas son como las que se usan para el trafico humano. >> en massachusetts, mas de 7,500 familias estan alojadas estan alojadas en albergues para migrantes que se encuentran al limite de su capacidad. >> por esa razon, no hay espacio para cerca de 600 familias mas, muchas de ellas ahora refugiandose en el aeropuerto internacional boston logan, ya que no tienen a donde ir para ellos es mejor dormir en el piso, como puede ver en las imagenes, que hacerle frente a las temperaturas invernales. >> para mi no es normal tener personas durmiendo en un piso en un aeropuerto, tenerlos en un hotel cinco personas en una en una cama decepcionado por el sentido mas por los ninitos porque ellos no tienen que sufrir eso con lo que nosotros estamos sufriendo. >> varias organizaciones han tratado de ayud

. >> en san diego, california cayeron tres pulgadas de lluvia en apenas tres horas. >> esto provoco inundacionesender, lo bueno que quedamos aqui. >> pero si esta muy inundado. >> este dia ya es considerado uno de los dias mas humedos en esta zona desde el siglo xix. >> del siglo xix. >> el nivel de inundaciones se compara al que dejo el huracan hillary en el mes de agosto. >> veinte personas fueron rescatadas de un tempano de hielo de una milla de largo en el argo erie. >> las personas se encontraban de turistas en un parque estatal de ohio cuando quedaron incomunicadas su rescate se hizo con helicopteros, botes aereos y algunos incluso pudieron ponerse a a salvo sin ayuda. >> mientras tanto en chicago, el rio hankaki se encuentra al borde y ahora la preocupacion es que suben las temperaturas y derritan la gruesa capa de hielo ya que eso va a generar inundaciones en varias comunidades aledanas, pero po ahora el enfoque esta en el pronostico de lluvia helada. >> estas tormentas invernales de las ultimas dos semanas ya dejan al menos 86 muertos y esta sexta tormenta tiene a millones bajo alerta p

la secretaría de relaciones exteriores indicó que en san diego, california, las operaciones peatonalescaso de arizona, las actividades en el puerto de lieu comenzarán a las 6 y la entrada peatonal de morley en nogales a 10:00. algunos de estos cruces fronterizos habían sido cerrados desde septiembre del año pasado, ante el elevado número de migrantes que llegaron al norte de méxico con la intención de cruzar la frontera. durante este tiempo indican los usuarios como huáscar no tuvieron otra opción más que usar las instalaciones activas de la oficina de aduanas y protección fronteriza, que cada vez estaban más llenas. >> hay personas que lo hacen a diario y no sé la verdad, como como soportan estar 3 horas de aquí para allá y luego 2 de allá para acá y pierden 5 o 6 horas diarias en el carro o a pie. >> por ello, el que vayan a abrir 4 opciones más, dice ashley, es como un regalo súper bien. >> nos ayuda muchísimo. ya que aquí no se viene tanta gente, entonces pasamos más rápido de este lado. >> el gobierno mexicano indicó que reanudar las operaciones en estos sitios beneficiará a la ec

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>> ademas, dos embarcaciones repletas de migrantes llegan a las costas de san diego, ca california. >residentes muestran al grupo huyendo en vehiculos. >> ninos armados en mexico l llegamos a la montana de guerrero donde los menores son parte de la vigilancia en sus comunidades. >> aseguran que ya no pueden mas con la violencia. >> ¿que dicen las autoridades? >> yo se lo con noticias telemundo. >> hoy estrena su serie griselda sobre de narcotrafico. >> mi hermano fallecio en esa epoca, lo mataron. >> ¿sabes que te diria de ver esta serie o de saber que estas trabajando en esto habla con nosotros sobre lo que no ha dicho antes acerca de esta nueva produccion. >> ¿quien va a vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes, buenas tardes, en esta edicion especial para la costa oeste de los estados unidos, comenzamos con una noticia de ultima hora. >> ultima hora. >> en este momento, mientras estamos entrando al aire, ha comenzado el proceso para la ejecucion sin precedentes de un reo en el estado de alabama. >> su nombre es kenneth smith, sentenciado por un asesinato a finales de los 80. >> su caso es import

uno de ellos en san diego california, otros en arizona.gente se lanzaba en los toboganes de emergencia desesperada por escapar antes de que la nave fuera devorada por el fuego. segÚn expertos, este tipo de aviones estÁ hecho de un material especial que impide la propagaciÓn rÁpida en medio de un incendio. fue una gran suerte que la comisiÓn no rompiera los depÓsitos de combustible. por eso el fuego quedÓ contenido despuÉs que el aviÓn se detuvo. lo que dio a los pasajeros tiempo suficiente para bajar, explica este especialista. otros colegas piensan que es muy pronto para saber por quÉ ocurrieron los hechos y lo que se diga antes son meras especulaciones. >> no podemos sino esperar una investigaciÓn. es muy raro porque la aviaciÓn en japÓn es muy estricta. es un vuelo que venÍa normal. ely: segÚn expertos, los Últimos dos aÑos han habido numerosos incidentes donde los aviones han estado muy cerca de chocar entre sÍ al entrar en la pista. incluso en estados unidos autoridades advierten sobre un nÚmero creciente de accidentes en sus aeropuer

watch as this gopher tries to push a golf ball out of its hole in san diego, california.u of? this right here. that moment in the 1980 movie when bill murray does battle on the links with a gopher. that's the reason my ball never goes in. >> blame the gopher. >> we've got a lot more ahead including porch pirate takedowns. good samaritans catching alleged thieves in the act. >> first our emotional and personal story on gma. michael, we of course were all watching yesterday when you and your daughter isabella bravely shared her story of brain cancer. >> yeah. we've received so much love, so much concern, so much support, almost overwhelming. thank you to everyone out there. there were a lot of questions about her diagnosis and prognosis and treatment. >> she is going through all this. just 19 years old. >> a kid. >> her doctor at duke children's hospital and health center spoke to gma about the next phase of her treatment. let's take a look. this morning an outpouring of love and support for part of our gma family, michael and his daughter isabella strahan. >> good morning.

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inundÓ casas y convirtiÓ carreteras en rÍos y la ciudad de san diego y tambiÉn el condado ya por declarados en emergencia por algo menor de californiadecir que las autovÍas calificaron la intensidad de las lluvias como repentinas y realmente increÍble lo que estÁ pasando en san diego y queremos hablar sobre quÉ estÁ pasando aquÍ. saber cuÁntos acumulados dejaron estas lluvias en la bahÍa y tambiÉn si es que tendremos mÁs. nayarit: la semana pasada pronosticamos que tendremos un desfile de tormentas y de hecho el dÍa de hoy estuvimos con el paso de un fuerte frente frÍo que se considerÓ dÉbil, pero nos dejÓ lluvias en las horas pasadas y en estos momentos todavÍa nos deja unas que otras lloviznas dispersas en la regiÓn y por ejemplo en lo que es el sector de vallejo, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn al conducir y por supuesto porque las carreteras continÚan mojadas y resbaladizas, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn que recordemos que los acumulados que se reportan han sido muy elevados para sectores como casadero de hasta ocho pulgadas y tambiÉn si vamos un poco mÁs al sur, santa cruz en las seis pulgadas y napa estuve un poco menores los reportajes d

california. we saw the issues in san diego. that continues. but it may extend right over into the desert, including places like havasu, phoenix, or even tucson. now in the southeast, it will be day after day after day of rain. we think three different storm systems move through now through thursday. that could increase our flood risk here with as much as 5 inches of rain or more in our forecast, particularly in places like texas, louisiana, and mississippi. and then across the midwest, yes, ice is in our forecast. that will happen for some of us overnight tonight, including around chicago. warming up tomorrow with the snow going farther north. but as temperatures warm here, norah, everyone sees just plain old rain instead of the ice. >> mike bettes, thank you. >> mike bettes, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat

they though fort missouri now for san diego in southern california, we saw that a months worth of rain in the span of a few hours when his january date on record there, a state of emergency has been declared. now the good news is those rains have petered out today on tuesday, it's moved eastward, but here comes another round of rain off the pacific. this will impact northern and central california. by the time we get to wednesday, keeping with the theme of flooding, northern dominican republic, port to apply to hundreds of homes destroyed there because of floods. let's go to south america right now. been dealing with wildfire is a ne, columbia close to the border with finished. sweet la wildfire is also a concern just to the south of santiago and looking at all this heat. we've got come with our roof. it. that'd be a $36.00 and you're going to be locked into a weeks long heat wave of lending canada. we've got a warm breeze for calgary, so that pops up to 6 degrees and about 5 centimeters of snow coming for toronto, that's it. the president biden says one to 2 state solution for palesti

host: next, we will hear from gloria in san diego, california. what is the top issue in california?: hello? host: we can hear you. what is the top issue in your state? caller: rent prices. host: can you tell me more? caller: no, that is just the rent prices. they are out of hand. host: how is that affecting you, gloria? caller: i am lucky that i have lived in my apartment for approximately 45 years. they have not raised my rent. i am not talking about myself. i am talking about other people. i am lucky. host: thank you, gloria. gary is in mt. juliet, tennessee. what do you think is the top issue in tennessee? caller: thank you. it is the economy. it is immigration. let me tell you something that i know for a fact. i see it every day. my business shares space with a company in the building trade. it is not illegal to hire these people. they have them every day coming in. they cannot speak english, but their boss can. the government is handing out w-7 tax forms like water. they have no idea who these people are. the criminal enterprise comes in from these hispanic subcontractors that

. >> this video, shot by fox at the us mexico border in san diego county, california, shows dozens of walking around a break in the border wall after being dropped off by human smugglers in suvs. migrants from china, turkey, brazil and india all part of the group. >> joe biden has turned every community into a border community with his failed policies. >> that's what house republicans claim. and that's why they're going after biden's homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. a house committee will debate for hours on whether to bring articles of impeachment against him, his not executing the laws. >> that's unacceptable. and he's got to go. >> in a letter to congress, mayorkas points out his team has removed more migrants in the last three years than trump's administration did in four years and says, quote, i assure you that your false accusations do not rattle me. the sham impeachment of secretary mayorkas is a baseless political stunt. after the committee, the full house would eventually have to vote to impeach, but then it would take a two thirds vote in the senate to actual

host: next, we will hear from gloria in san diego, california. what is the top issue in california?: hello? host: we can hear you. what is the top issue in your state? caller: rent prices. host: can you tell me more? caller: no, that is just the rent prices. they are out of hand. host: how is that affecting you, gloria? caller: i am lucky that i have lived in my apartment for approximately 45 years. they have not raised my rent. i am not talking about myself. i am talking about other people. i am lucky. host: thank you, gloria. gary is in mt. juliet, tennessee. what do you think is the top issue in tennessee? caller: thank you. it is the economy. it is immigration. let me tell you something that i know for a fact. i see it every day. my business shares space with a company in the building trade. it is not illegal to hire these people. they have them every day coming in. they cannot speak english, but their boss can. the government is handing out w-7 tax forms like water. they have no idea who these people are. the criminal enterprise comes in from these hispanic subcontractors that

a recent study by an oceanographer at the university of california san diego found climate change maybe increasing the size and frequency of big waves in oceans. for more we go to our senior national and environmental correspondent ben tracy with a look at what more to expect in the new year. ben, you've explained climate change is not the weather. but these broader climate changes can impact the strength of the things we experience in the weather. after 2023, which was tough, what should we expect in the new year? >> well, the climate scientists i have been talking to say we should expect more extremes in 2024. you think of some of the things we saw this past year when you talk about these record heat waves, the wildfires in canada that sent these plumes of black smoke into u.s. cities, record rainfall and flooding. they say these are things we are going to see more of. these are not one off events that are happening. in fact, when you talk about the record heat of 2023, the hottest year on record, 2024 expected to be even hotter than that. the reason for that is scientists say we ha

now all of california has seen significant rainfall over the last few days, but san diego, which is about miles south of here really bore the brunt of the storm. there are still emergency calls, drivers are being urged to stay off the roads, norah. >> norah: elise preston, thank you. for a look at where the storms are headed next, let's bring a meteorologist mike bettis from our patners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening, the weather problems persist from coast to coast. here in california the flood risk is definitely there from now to tomorrow morning, really focusing on southern california. we saw the issues in san diego, that continues, but it makes into the desert including places like have a sioux, phoenix, or even tucson. now it will be day after day after day of rain, we think three different storm systems move through now through thursday that can increase the flood risk here with as much as 5 inches of rain or more in the forecast. particularly places like texas, louisiana, and mississippi. and then across the midwest, ice is in the forec

jose, was lost with everyone aboard a second ship, the san antonio took 54 days to reach san diego from baja, california to the san carlos, took twice that amount of time with many of its crew dead and or dying upon arrival. so this was not an easy journey. it reminds us that really, despite the fact they had navigated this a few times, they really didn't understand how to navigate these seas. they really struggled. they were not well prepared. and they finally consolidated excuse me, all the groups fully consolidated on july 1st, 1769, and san diego, with only half of their original members, the san antonio decided to return back to la paz to regain their supplies, and they lost another half of their members. so a lot of people perished on this journey. on october 1st, 1769, the portola party finally reaches the bay of monterey. but no one believe this is the harbor that was supposed to be so well guarded, so protected, so useful. how many of you been to the monterey bay? and when you're looking out from the middle of the bay like morro bay, does it look like a harbor or does it just look at the ocean.

host: let's talk to benjamin, calling from san diego, california. benjamin, good morning.ler: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i am actually an independe,consg candidate this time. if it is donald trump, we are going to lose. host: i'm going to cut you off, because we are asking for republicans only this morning. if you are a republican, we need you to call in. however, everyone else, you need to wait for our next segments. this segment is republican only. let's go to jim calling from new bedford, massachusetts. good morning. caller: i was just calling to see if vivek ramaswamy had changed his name to others. host: is that who you are supporting? caller: i am. host: and why? caller: i think he is young, vibrant, he has excellent ideas on just about every topic. and, he is on the iowa ballot. i just thought that if you only had four slots, perhaps you could have changed the santos and haley to put in -- desantis and haley to put in established republicans. host: all right, let's go to ernest calling from south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. sure ap

host: let's talk to benjamin, calling from san diego, california. benjamin, good morning.ler: goodi am actually an in, considering doing a running candidate this time. if it is donald trump, we are going to lose. host: i'm going to cut you off, because we are asking for republicans only this morning. if you are a republican, we need you to call in. however, everyone else, you need to wait for our next segments. this segment is republican only. let's go to jim calling from new bedford, massachusetts. good morning. caller: i was just calling to see if vivek ramaswamy had changed his name to others. host: is that who you are supporting? caller: i am. host: and why? caller: i think he is young, vibrant, he has excellent ideas on just about every topic. and, he is on the iowa ballot. i just thought that if you only had four slots, perhaps you could have changed the santos and haley to put in -- desantis and haley to put in established republicans. host: all right, let's go to ernest calling from south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. sure appreciate you, thank y'al

jose, was lost with everyone aboard a second ship, the san antonio took 54 days to reach san diego from baja, california to the san carlos, took twice that amount of time with many of its crew dead and or dying upon arrival. so this was not an easy journey. it reminds us that really, despite the fact they had navigated this a few times, they really didn't understand how to navigate these seas. they really struggled. they were not well prepared. and they finally consolidated excuse me, all the groups fully consolidated on july 1st, 1769, and san diego, with only half of their original members, the san antonio decided to return back to la paz to regain their supplies, and they lost another half of their members. so a lot of people perished on this journey. on october 1st, 1769, the portola party finally reaches the bay of monterey. but no one believe this is the harbor that was supposed to be so well guarded, so protected, so useful. how many of you been to the monterey bay? and when you're looking out from the middle of the bay like morro bay, does it look like a harbor or does it just look at the ocean.

portable park pocket of the northeast in toledo and rochester and also in the southern california region san diegoiverside, oxnard areas where home sales and prices were hit hard in 2022 and 2023 as mortgage rates rose we will see a bounce back there. at the same time affordability continues to be an important component that people are looking for in the housing market so that will keep the affordable areas at the top of our list. cheryl: do you think that we could get to the month of june mortgage rates somewhere between four and 5%. i realize that is optimistic but there has been some experts that predicted that is where were going to go. >> that is not her expectation. i think we will still see the fed funds rate above 5% as we move to the middle of the year so i think it's hard to see mortgage rates that quickly. they have come down faster than we originally expected so far so it is possible but it's not my base case expectation, my base case that it will take longer for mortgage rates to come down and a lot will depend on the data you just got december jobs data and it showed more jobs than e

california in the united states. houses and cars were damaged. floods in san diego flooded streets and houses and disrupted people's lives . rainfall in california caused flooding of streets and uprooting of trees. a report on the exact amount of flood damage has not yet been published. us weather warning for parts of san francisco and san diego county beaches issued a flood. in the past week, at least 90 people. severe weather conditions have died in america. the electricity of thousands of homes in different parts of the united states has been cut off due to heavy snowfall. and the colombian navy announced the seizure of a drug shipment worth 27 million dollars. according to the police. the colombian navy seized the shipment from a submarine in malaga bay. it is said that this submarine smuggled 800 kilos of cocaine to central america. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. in the name of god, i say hello and good morning to you , dear viewers of khabar network that during today and tomorrow in the department. in the northern half of our country, we are wit

científicos de la universidad de california en san diego dicen haber creado una vacuna que reduce laas personas desarrollan acné en algún momento de su vida con mayor frecuencia durante la adolescencia. científicos de la universidad. universidad de sheffield hallam, han creado una prueba de huellas dactilares que proporciona una opción indolora y que no es invasiva en comparación con las mamografías para detectar el cáncer de mama. es un método innovador que fue descubierto por un equipo de investigación en ciencias forenses que al utilizar las huellas dactilares para perfilar a los a esta cuestión, pues se dio cuenta de que el mismo método puede utilizarse para detectar el cáncer de mama a través de moléculas presentes en el sudor. y de inicio la temporada de impuestos. sepa cómo prepararse y cuáles son algunos puntos clave para que pueda recibir un poco más de su reembolso. además reporte revela que el año pasado fue el más caliente en 125.000 años. sepa qué significa esto y tuvimos buenas condiciones del tiempo durante el día de hoy. >> pero qué nos espera para esta noche y los pr

khanna es una economista y profesor de la universidad de california en san diego y asegura que en tiemposs alcanzó un máximo en 22 años de 1.14000000. no solo así aumentando la población , pero también la fuerza laboral . >> migrantes can actually help fill that gap allow businesses to grow. >> el experto explica que los inmigrantes ayudan a llenar ese hueco provocado por la escasez laboral, lo que permite que las empresas crezcan, que las granjas sigan produciendo y en sí que la producción siga en estados unidos en lugar de moverse a méxico. la oficina de estadísticas laborales indica que el año pasado las personas nacidas en el extranjero representaron más del 60% del crecimiento de la fuerza laboral del país en general. >> research has been quite positi. por lo tanto, el economista afirma que la data sugiere que tener inmigrantes en general es bueno para la economía, pero en la política es una conversación más difícil de tener. >> y es que, especialmente ahora , a medida que llegan miles de migrantes por la frontera sur, el tema se ha convertido bastante polémico. mientras los migrante

i lived in small plan all over san diego county in what we now think of as baja california and, they organize a slave revolt and they plan it. they carve the arrows they make new bows and they down and they burn san diego mission. they killed the priest, padre jaime, and they free all of the kulmiye people never to return. so this story with a slave revolt that i didn't know about toy farina was admissions and gabriel was panther in the valley in the valley north l.a. and troy perrine, a teenager. she's been designated as a shaman. she is totally stocked up on to lot. she t she's pretty much stoned out as far as i can tell. much of the time. and she's designated a shaman and she's urged lead a revolt at mission gabriel which mission you know in what we now call the valley and a lot of people are encouraging her to do this and she gathers the people together and she's rabbit out and. so just as they're crossing the wall to free the people at mission san gabriel she's captured along with all the other rebels and she's sort one of my heroines because when they capture her they want her t

. >> en el sur de california, autoridades de san diego continuan las labores para socorrer a decenasrrastradas por las catastroficas inundaciones que obligaron a declarar el estado de emergencia. >> muchos vehiculos siguen atascados en el lodo se estiman en millones los danos y se reportaron unos 175 rescates. >> y en otros temas, rusia acuso a perpetrado con dos misiles desde kharkov, region limitrofe con rusia. >> segun moscu, en la aeronave viajaban tres militares rusos y seis militares de la tripulacion. >> el visitelemundo no ha podido confirmar quien estaba a bordo o lo que causo el accidente. >> mientras tanto, un nuevo incidente que implica una aeronave boeing esta bajo la lupa de la administracion federal de aviacion. >> en esta ocasion fue un 757 de la aerolinea delta que perdio una de las llantas delanteras junto antes de despegar durante el fin de semana. >> el avion partia de atlanta, georgia, con destino a bogota, colombia. >> en una grabacion se escucha a un controlador aereo advertir al piloto de la situacion, el avion logro aterrizar sin que se reportaran heridos. >>

california and the gop chair woman. i want to talk about crime affecting politics jessica. that's your field. the san diegoon tribute wrote this: is california retreating from progressive ways due to concerns about crime? maybe. what is happening on a key issue feels more substantial and suggests california is no longer as blue itself -- as it used to be. do you feel that? >> crime is a huge issue in california. after a decade of radical policies that democrats championed we are seeing the effects. our own governor committed to releasing 76,000 prisoners and 63,000 were violent. the fbi crime statistics last year: california increased violent crimes by 13% while the rest of the nation was going down. our rate is 31% higher than the national average with violent crimes. people are waking up to it. >> trace: kate do you look at the numbers and say this is something i want to campaign on because it's starting to r resonate? >> 1,000%. i am married to a democrat and he is appalled by what governor newsom allowed in our state. all of these big stores everything is locked down. amazon is taking down businesses b

they though for missouri now for san diego in southern california, we saw that a months worth of rain in the span of a few hours when his january day on record there, a state of emergency has been declared. now the good news is those rains have petered out today on tuesday, it's moved eastward, but here comes another round of rain off the pacific. this will impact northern and central california. by the time we get to wednesday, keeping with a team of flooding, northern dominican republic, port to apply to hundreds of homes destroyed there because of floods. let's go to south america right now. been dealing with wildfire is a ne, columbia close to the border with venezuela. wildfire is also a concern just to the south of santiago, and we've got all this heat. we've got come with our roof. it. that'd be a $36.00. and you're going to be locked into a week's long heat wave while lending canada. we've got a warm breeze for calgary, so that pops up to 6 degrees and about 5 centimeters of snow coming for toronto, that's it. in depth analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa f

california. will carr, live in san diego. will, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's tracking the rest of the country for us, as well. ginger, what are you seeing? >> reporter: david, when all that moisture meets the cold air, that's when we've got problems. like a winter weather advisory here tonight, all the way through vermont. but on the southern side of these systems, it is just a deluge for the flood watched areas that include tennessee, arkansas, texas, mississippi, alabama, and definitely louisiana. you're going to see rounds of rain the next couple of days that could end up with 3 to 8 inches. that is a major flash flood threat. the western half tonight through early tomorrow, and then tomorrow, it's the eastern half of that bubble. dangerous winds and also tornadoes, and then that warmup, david, we'll end in the 50s in new york city. the 60s for washington, d.c. >> david: that will be quite something. ginger zee back with us tonight. thanks, as always, ginger. >>> we're going to turn now to the stunnin

presentador: el gobernador de california declarÓ estado de emergencia en san diego lo que incluye beneficioema determinÓ que la corte suprema tiene autoridad para retirarlo, esto fue una victoria para las mitras joe biden contra la orden del cobre —— del gobernador de texas abbott. presentadora: un fusil como este calibre 50 con un alcance de 6000 pies se utilizÓ para derribar un el —— helicÓptero militar mexicano en el 2015, esto es un fusil del ejercito estadounidense, lo cual preocupa a las autoridades en el paÍs mexicano. presentador: se ha vuelto muy comÚn la presencia de armas del ejÉrcito estadounidense en desfiles de armamentos del narco mexicano. >> la secretarÍa de defensa alertÓ a los estados unidos de armas que entran a mÉxico que son de uso exclusivo del ejÉrcito estadounidense y es muy urgente que se haga una investigaciÓn al respecto. ppresentador: desde 2018 se han encontrado 221 ametralladoras automÁticas, 56 lanzagranadas y una docena de lanzacohetes que pertenecieron al ejercito estadounidense. >> estas armas fueron fabricadas para el ejÉrcito y cuando viene el prÓximo mo

university of california, san diego. one of the pis on one of the drug studies in glp-1's.rm. a sleep apnea treatment about a, weight loss? or, b cpap treatment? he said it's always been a, and b. it's been a and b since i've been in this industry and it'll be a and b this whole time. we think the combination therapy of good exercise. good diet, nutrition. good cpap leads to good health. >> you think some of its it's just a mellowness? awareness medicine can help. awareness of products could help. but, people who got smarter about controlling their own healthcare? >> yeah. it's a really good question, jim. i think these patients that come into the healthcare system that may not have been there by these weight loss drugs. these glp-1's. they say, look i'm getting this pill that's going to make me feel better and look better. and probably have some cardiovascular and diabetes improvements. under the healthcare system. there was a doctor that says actually, look. were looking at you, and we see a bit of sleep apnea. let's treat that. the patient is more motivated, and more eng

thefts, retail theft above $950, we see it down in southern california, coastal southern california, la, san diego and orange county as well. so the urban counties throughout california, yeah, are definitely experienced increases in retail theft. okay so when we talk about retail theft, it really is a big basket here. >> you mentioned shoplifting. there's you know, robbery commercial burglary, sort of explain the difference in terms of what your data shows about how those different categories and subcategories are being affected. >> right. it's i mean, the first thing is to recognize is that there is underreporting likely for some of these types of crimes. so especially when we're looking at lower value retail theft, not all of them get reported to law enforcement. um, but what we're seeing there that's so that's when we're talking about that here in california. yeah, that's essentially $950 and less. that's misdemeanor owners. um, what we're seeing there is, is really it's only in the bay area that we're seeing increases, but we continue to see high levels of retail theft, shoplifting, ring in th