it's a daily event in san salvador. at the same time, the volunteer medics are trying to save a life. a young woman and her child were hit by a car. but apart from offering comfort to the family, there's nothing they can do. we return to the station. one of the young volunteers, yensi, is sitting by herself. she tells us she's worried about her brother, who's a gang member. yensi: i love my brother and wish that he'd never chosen this life. reporter: so you're worried you might be working one day and -- yensi: and find my own brother? yes, that's happened to people. reporter: the next morning, the city seems busy, vibrant, routine. but in san salvador, the days are as dangerous as the nights. right in the center of the city, we're able to get an interview with a gang member. >> we say, you have to kill to survive. it's kill or be killed. reporter: these young members of barrio dieciocho flash the gang's hand signs. they live from extortion. once you join a gang, the only way to leave is in a coffin. membership offers po

seguridad nacional vva a anunciarse mantener vigente este de ec salvador castellano nos cuenta desde san salvadorerÁ prorrogado o eliminado. >> entonces estamos a horas del anuncio de la decisiÓn final, estamos haciendo unas Últimas llamadas tanto el presidente como yo ccon algunas autoridades del ejecutivo de los estados unidos. salvador: las voces dentro de estados unidos, son cada vez mÁs. alcaldes, funcionarios, instituciones, iglesias y gremiales han hecho pÚblico su apoyo mientras el canciller salvadoreÑo dice que cuentan con importantes aliados a nivel bipartidista para arribar a una soluciÓn permanente para los casi 200,000 beneficiarios del estatus de protecciÓn temporal. >> cualquier horizonte de tiempo que se abra lo vamos a utilizar para tener una legislaciÓn que brinde una soluciÓn permanente a nuestros compatriotas. salvador: un giro importante es que por primera vez el tema se discute poniendo al ser humano al centro de la situaciÓn. especialmente los riesgos que correrÍ los hijos de los beneficiarios del tps nacidos dentro de estados unidos si sus padres son deportados o les traen

en san salvador, salvador castellanos.seguridad nacional, sin la inclusiÓn de las limitaciones propuestas por un grupo de demÓcratas y republicanos. discusiÓn se centra en una parte de la ley que permite al gobierno mejores electrÓnicos y otras comunicaciones de extranjeros sin la aprobaciÓn de firmas como google. ilia: otra vez las autoridades hicieron un cambio dramÁtico en el nÚmero de desaparecidos tras los deslaves en california. hace unas horas habÍa disminuido a otro, ahora dicen que la cifra sobrepasa los 40. tambiÉn fueron dadas a conocer sus identidades. hay varios hispanos entre ellos. jaime: a tres dÍas de la tragedia, se dieron a conocer los nombres de las 17 vÍctimas mortales de los deslaves. todos ellos residentes del suburbio de montecito con edades entre los tres hilos con nueve aÑos. -- y los 49 aÑos. el jefe del alguacil leyÓ en voz alta cada uno de los nombres de las vÍctimas, entre los que figuran cuatro con apellidos hispanos. la oficina del mÉdico forense dictaminÓ como mÚltiples heridas traumÁticas

. >> en san salvador, el salvador samuel arias, noticias telemundo. >> nos regresamos a estados unidossta es una posiciÓn que de verdad yo tengo, que quiero mucho. >> ademÁs de hacer historia, ha puesto el nombre de las mujeres y los hispanos por todo lo alto. pues es la primer mujer hispana dentro de la policÍa de nueva york ocupa un puesto de alto rango esta semana recibiÓ las tres estrellas que acompaÑan dicho cambio. >> yo puedo conectar con la comunidad. >> con bombos y platillos pasÓ de ser jefa de administraciÓn de riesgos a dirigir el departamento de asuntos comunitarios. >> tiene claro sus objetivos. >> que ellos puedan ver que tienen alguien que pueden hablar no tengan que tener miedo. >> de origen puertorriqueÑo ingresÓ a la uniformada de 52 mil integrantes que conforman el cuerpo de policÍa de nueva york solo 6% son hispanas. >> y es posible que llegar a sus metas si trabaja y sigue la lupa. >> las mujeres hispanas son el grupo de minorÍa que mÁs crece dentro de la fuerza policial mÁs grande del paÍs. >> otro hispano fue quien presentÓ un precedente. quien tiene un mensaje

en san salvador, ernesto rivas.ados han hecho impactantes revelaciones. >> sabe usted quÉ hacer con las fotografÍas? la organizaciÓn que denuncia casos de corrupciÓn con una cÁmara oculta logrÓ grabarlas conversaciones y asÍ exponer una supuesta realidad que le pondrÁ los pelos de punta. Éste ingeniero del departamento de investigaciÓn, asegura que hay entre 300 y 400 empleados que reciben salarios para mirar las fotos de partes Íntimas que los usuarios intercambian en la web. >> lo que estÁn haciendo las compaÑÍas es crear departamentos, estÁn poniendo empleados para mirar e estas foto -- fotos. >> segÚn ellos usted no tiene como protegerse de este gigante cibernÉtico. Éste ingeniero asegura que antes de pedirdinero a los anunciantes, tiene que demostrar quiÉn eres tÚ, por eso usa correos electrÓnicos, archivos o algo que puedan identificarte. >> esto no son polÍticas de la compaÑÍa, son empleados que han tenido el derecho a obtener esa informaciÓn y entre ellos mismos estÁn tratando de usar esa informaciÓn para ve

salvador: en san salvador, univisiÓn. fallÓ la oportunidad de oro de este los pasos al minuto 74. sacÓ de concentración al delantero colombiano y termino sacando un disparo sin fuerza que se fue por un costado de la porterÍa.0-0 marcador final. querÉtaro recibiÓ a tigres. al final, los gallos no cantaron y los felinos no rompieron. empataron sin goles. cruz azul y leÓn, se midieron. empataron a cero goles. pachuca ante lobos al minuto 10, con gol tras rematar un tiro de esquina. penal a favor y al 24. al 39 aguirre hizo otro tanto mÁs. al 48, disparo de hoy viera. 3-1 ganÓ pachuca. es todo. esta noche, contacto deportivo. www univisiÓn deportes.com. aranza: gracias. al regresar, al ritmo de samaras vamos hasta brasil para tener un pequeÑo anticipo del carnaval de rÍo. protege tu cabello contra el calor de los estilizadores... ...con el 3 minute miracle daily conditioner de pantene. su fórmula pro-v súper concentrada fortalece* el cabello en solo tres minutos ... para que esté más suave cada día. strong is beautiful. c¿qué

arnaldo: antes de huir a estados unidos, verÓnica vivÍa en este pueblo, a 80 millas de san salvador.conoce, en cambio, que en el tema econÓmico los trabajos son escasos. su lucha es diaria para juntar como mucho unos $300 mensuales para darle de comer a sus hijos. ♪ ♪ julio: de repÚblica dominicana al salÓn de la fama del bÉisbol, asÍ lo anunciaron. tenemos sus palabras. julio: se realizÓ la presentaciÓn especialen el salÓn de la fama de mÉxico. el dominicano, vladimir guerrero es uno de ellos. dijo esperar que mÁs latinas lleguen a cooperstown. >> la emociÓn lo dejó escaso de palabras. la humildad la debe a su crianza, por eso siempre mencionada su madre al pensar en el Éxito. vladimir: cono quieren hacer sus trabajos, siempre unan a dios adelante. >> esa humildad viene desde pequeÑo. dios le ha dado un logro con el que puede tener lo que tiene, pero eso ni a Él ni a nadie debe cambiarlo. reportero: al igual que vladimir guerrero, decidiÓ entraral salÓn de la fama con la bota de uniforme de los angelinos y agradeciÓ a felipe rojas por su orientaciÓn al inicio de su carrera. aunque f

. -- la policia en san salvador ejecut un plan de seguridad para proteger a la poblacion frente a unailtrarse en las manifestaciones en protesta por las medidas extraordinarias del gobierno que afectan el ingreso de dinero por las extorsiones. -- las autoridades instalaron retenes en los ingresos a la capital salvadoreÑa. -- el gobierno venezolano confirm la muerte del expolicia rebelde scar prez y otras seis personas, durante un enfrentamiento con las fuerzas de operaciones especiales. -- el ministro de justicia afirm que se intent negociar la rendicion del grupo armado pero no lo consiguieron. -- perez transmiti ayer las imagenes en las que l y su grupo recibian disparos, a pesar que intentaban entregarse. - una ola de indignacin y quejas es la que ha desatado la accin de un hospital en baltimore. - el establecimiento expuls a la calle a una paciente ... qiuien vesta solo una bata, en una noche en que la temperatura estaba en los 30 grados fahrenheit. --linda candelo est en el estudio para hablarnos de este caso....que dicen representantes del hospital? - el hospital reconoci el err

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nuestro modelo muestra que san josÉ puede llegar hasta las 20 millas por hora, mÁs adelante tengo mÁs informaciÓn. palmira: tenemos la visita de la alcaldesa de el salvadora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: regresamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". palmira: padres de familia en san josÉ estÁn ansiosos por saber si la cola de su hijo va a cerrar . y el comitÉ encargado -- escuela de sus hijos van a cerrar. vamos al distrito donde se realiza la junta. jaime: en estos momentos el comitÉ estÁ presentando su informe sobre las escuelas que van a tener que cerrar y esto es parte de lo que el distrito implementa para lidiar con el Éxodo de estudiante que se deriva del alto costo de las viviendas aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. llegÓ la hora cero para este distrito escolar, varias escuelas se clausurarÁn. padres de familia y alumnos estÁn ansiosos. >> decÍan que las escuelas que iban a cerrar son las que tienen menos programas y menos alumnos. jaime: originalmente bien ocho escuelas en la lista de candidatos para cerrar, pero hoy el superintendente nos dijo que esa lista se redujo a cuatro. >> ya se identificaron cuatro que van a ir como recomendaciones a la

if are more joining us from san salvador, in nairobi, kenya. joining us from port-au-prince in haiti. first of all, what's the reaction in your region. ? >> wolf, the reaction has been swift and scathing. the government said they found the american president's actions as being irresponsible, reprehensible and racist. we had reaction as well from the somalis who thought this was fake news and if it were true that he said these things about the country, they do not deserve any response whatsoever. people of course have been talking on social media and saying really weighing in and saying africa is not what the president said it is. posting pictures of beautiful scenes from the cape to cairo. here i am today on a friday in the word that the president is supposed to have used. it has been a completely united front for the african and it did. people are wondering why there is such a disconnect between the americans and the president's officers. together with his team they went and donated blood for the survivors. people have been talking about this

ex gang members seek forgiveness and a future at this san salvador church.oldiers of the barrio dieciocho gang, a heavily armed and sophisticated criminal organization that helpsfuel this country's annual quadruple digit body count. members of the barrio 18 gang -- and their rivals -- ms-13-- cover themselves in tattoos to show their lifelong allegiance. ex-member "will" -- he doesn't want us to use his last name--grew up in los angeles before run-ins with the law there lead to his deportation back to el salvador. he tells us that the trump administration's plan to revoke temporary protected status from salvadorans will only add to the bloodshed. will, former gang member: "it was chaos. bringing over 200,000 people here after so many years...that's only going to create more poverty, more violence, and more crime."for decades el salvador has been wracked by some of the world's highest murder rates. much of the violence has been driven by young salvadorans who fled civil war and natural disasters. then grew up and joined gangs in the us and were deported back

water poured out of a broken main near east san salvador street starting in the late afternoon into the evening. students wondered if classes would be canceled on monday. >> were you wanting to be out of class? >> yes, i did. i kept on checking my phone. it's pretty bad, though. >> reporter: class was not canceled, but evidence of the flooding was left behind. the water surged through campus, going past the event center, student wellness center and all the way to the student union building. >> our custodial crews were here overnight, cleaning the structures, drying them out. we're working on the last building now. >> reporter: the influx of water colliding with the underground heating system creating steam. san jose state doesn't expect any long-term damage, but they're still assessing the situation. first-year student savannah andrews took this video. the ground just a little damp. no rain boots needed to get to class. but at least it's dry walking to class. >> yeah, if it had been bad i probably wouldn't have gotten up. >> reporter: they say they'll pay for any damage that was done by

patrick altman, cnn, san salvador. >>> coming up here, hawaii resident says he froze when the missile popped up on his cell phone and even though it was terrifying, he says it was also a reminder of what really matters. that's coming up here as we push on. you're watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. that's good to know. jardiance can cause serious side effects i

hoy nos acompaÑa la cÓnsul general de el salvador en san francisco.r el perÍodo. hay cierta conmociÓn en la comunidad y eso es importante, las personas bajo tps deben inscribirse dentro del perÍodo correspondiente que serÁ anunciado en el futuro. palmira: ¿cuÁndo fue la Última inscripciÓn? cÓnsul: estÁ por finalizar y este nuevo perÍodo de reinscripciÓn, el gozo de este nuevo tps, que son 18 meses mÁs, válido hasta el 9 de septiembre. palmira: pero tienen que inscribirse para esos 18 meses. consul: sÍ, hay personas que por la noticia sienten que no deben actuar. tiene que inscribirse. palmira: ¿cuÁles son los esfuerzos a nivel nacional que estÁn haciendo? consul: en el consulado dimos charlas, las vamos a reanudar, invitamos a las personas que estÉn pendientes del facebook del consulado. el gobierno de el salvador han tenido mÚltiples visitas con diferentes legisladores. el gobierno va a seguir apostando por todos estos esfuerzos. palmira: ustedes creen viable una negociaciÓn antes de esos 18 meses. consul: exactamente. palmira: ojalÁ asÍ suceda, much

patrick oppmann, thank you so much in san salvador. >>> joining me is david sis linney of rhode island a member of foreign affairs and judiciary committees. congressman, thank you so much for being with us and a little known fact that some people may not know is that there are actually 2600 salvadorans living in rhode island and you have called on congress to take action in light of the president's decision about their protected status. what would a change to their status mean for them? >> well, for the salvadoreans here and in other parts of our country it would mean returning home for many going back to difficult conditions. the salvadorans principally here because of a serious earthquake in 2001, they are sending remittances home to their families, working hard, they're making contribution in the communities that they live here in rhode island and the reality is that tps program because a determination has been made because it's unsafe or impossible for people to return home because of violence, a natural disaster. we have a long tradition of being a country that accepts people into

y a proposito habra un taller infomativo el proximo sabada 13 de enero en el consulado de el salvador en sanco, a las 2 de la tarde. en san francisco pilar nino ---y contimnuamos con nuestra cobertura en equipo pues --la tormenta de hoy en el area de la baha tiene a muchos residentes ---y contimnuamos con nuestra cobertura en equipo pues --la tormenta de hoy en el area de la baha tiene a muchos residentes del sur de san jose en alerta. --muchas personas temen que se repitan las inundaciones del aÑo pasado. lucrecia borchardt se encuentra en la zona y nos tiene los detalles. lucrecia --aqu llueve sobre mojado compaÑeros y es que en la mente de muchos todavia siguen vivos los recuerdos de febrero pasado cuando mas de 14 mil residentes de esta zona tuvieron que ser evacuadas debido a las inundacines... --en ese entonces la ciudad fue crtica por no advertir a los residentes a tiempo y para prevenir nuevos desastres los vecinos han implementado algunas medidas. --esta misma maÑana algunos limpiaron sus desagues para despejar las alcantarillas y colocar bolsas de arena ya que las inundaciones podr

san salvador call the hurt the t those folks have been here foreclose to two decades. >> here in the. area and in maryland. >> working starting small businesses. >> you'll pledge -- >> trying toed dress this issue. >> right. >> as part of the discussions. >> got to let you go. the culture reaching across the aisle working together right now. you alluded to that. better or worse than where we were six months ago or year ago? >> i cannot report lot of progress. at least on the most contentious issues unfortunately. i mean i do believe that this tax plan is going to be very damaging to the country, increase our national debt by 1.5 trillion, the maryland legislature is talking about measureshe protect a lot of middle class maryland families from attacks increases but there has been some good news. for example, senator toomey, pat toomey from pennsylvania, republican, and i teamed up to pass a very tough sanctions bill against north korea and the important thing about this bill is that we have sanctions against north korea. the key is making sure they're effective. >> right. >> and this

tenemos las reacciones desde san salvador.llos, encontrarÁn a un paÍs desconocido y hostil. >> no serÍa justo ni correcto enviarlos en frÍo y en seco a una sociedad diferente, donde tendrÍan inclusive problemas para poderse incursionar en la vida social y podrÍan estar expuestos inclusive a la situaciÓn delincuencial del paÍs. reportero: por ello hay muchos como jacqueline valencia que ruegan plegarias para un desenlace favorable. >> que no los vaya a dejar desamparados. reportero: desamparo en estados unidos y en el salvador, donde llegarÍan con una ciudadanía, lengua y hÁbitos distintos, a un paÍs que no es su hogar. satcha: hay que recalcar que la actual administraciÓn tiene la decisiÓn del tps. ana patricia nos cuenta todo sobre el estado del tiempo. hemos estado informando sobre esta ola gÉlida que afecta al paÍs. ana patricia: tenemos la cobertura de norte a sur sobre todo en la costa este que se ve afectada por la tormenta invernal poco usual. en nueva inglaterra, se espera mucha nieve. tambiÉn hay advertencia de baja s

how about this one, president trump -- this is about san salvador -- he's ending protections for 200,000umanitarian, that's the description, they're here for humanitarian reasons. they were allowed to stay following the earthquake there in 2001. now, 16 years later are we going to throw them out? >> stuart varney, you really have got it out for me this morning. [laughter] you want to depict me as this unfeeling, totally devoid of compassion person. [laughter] look, i believe that it's time for these people to go home now as well. i mean, how else are they going to rebuild their country? they've been here, they were meant to come here for 18 months. what kind of a life is it when you're only ever waiting six months, eighteen months for another administration to keep renewing? there's no kind of guarantee. that's not how you can live your life. so i think it's also a time for those people to go back and assist with rebuilding of their country. stuart: but, look, you're going to need political support from democrats. to get that support, and you've got to have that support to get this throu

salvador. i hope they welcome you. >> in san francisco, tara moriarity. >>> today the el salvador con so late afternoonmate are in jeopardy of being deported. tps to salvadorans devastated the country in 2001. permits have been renewed every 18 months. the trump administration announced it will terminate protection status next year. 320,000 i am am i grants are under the tps program including 49,000 salvador areans in california. >>> today's meeting starts at 2:00 at the salvadoran consulate. >>> governor brown asking the white house to exempt california from the recent decision to expand offshore oil drilling. governor's office said they spoke to interior secretary ryan zinke on the phone. something to post by both democrats and republicans in the state. goes against the state's environmental goals. the white house announced the plan sell offshore drill willing leases in waters that had been previously protected under the obama administration. florida was earthment -- exempted. >>> blood donation centers are asking residents for help. >> coming up, we'll tell you why blood donations are down in the ba

american. >> reporter: to help recipients, advocates are holding a forum on saturday at the el salvador consulate in san francisco. and then next month, advocates plan to head to washington dc to lobby lawmakers to pass legislation to protect gts recipients. heather? >> amber lee live for us tonight, thank you. >>> former state senator now in the race for san francisco mayor. leno submitted he's one of six candidates who qualified for the ballot. 20 potential candidates need to file their paperwork before tomorrow's deadline. city's holding a special election in june to fill out the railer of ed lee's term. [ indiscernible ] kim, and former supervisor alioto to be in the race. >>> on twitter today saying quote many of you have encouraged me to run for mayor and i'm humbled by the support. however, after discussions with my wife, friends, and allies, i will not be running for mayor this june. he would have to give up the assembly seat to enter the race. >>> still ahead, southern california where the heavy rains are forcing evacuations for some. it's the second time in the past month. >>> and a locally-ba

salvador... edgard toral. residente de san jose 1:54..." los voy a enseñar a otra genet"...2:01 ---para algunas personas el dibujo no es ofensivo y no es necesaria una disculpa por parte del periodico... jason peck residente de martinez "i think it's freedom of press... ---el cree que hay libertad de prensa y de expresion y que eso es lo que espera de un periodismo de calidad... ---sin embargo el editor tambien dijo que se disculpaba por cualquier trasfondo racial que la caricatura hubiese presentado.. ---a partir de hoy, el departamento de vehculos motorizados, dmv, empezo a tramitar las nuevas licencias de conducir y tarjetas de identificacion bajo la ley federal"real id". ---aunque todavia no es obligacion tenerla a partir del aÑo 2mil veinte ser necesario tener estos documentos para abordar un avion o ingresar a cualquier edificio federeal ---si me parece enfadoso cada dia mas seguridad y mas inconveniencia para las personas --- para mis es algo razonable y pues me gustaria sacarla -- vale recordar que este documento es para personas qu

. >> today we will get reaction from a woman from el salvador who has become a fixture in the city of sano. she says come in from el salvador has shaped her and how the comments affect her and her family. >>> a few minutes away from the closing bell on what has been a positive week for the markets. the dow jones is up 224 points. the nasdaq is up 51 points and the s&p 500 is up 18 points. >>> a fourth-grader in tennessee came up with a way to help combat building at the school. the boy said he knows what it feels like to be picked on and left out so he came up with the buddy bench for the playground. the idea is who ever sits on the bench lets others know they are feeling left out and they are looking for a buddy. >> it's so easy to just go to a bench and say, do you want to play with me? it's easier for everyone to get along. >> he even put up posters around the school where children can sign up and commit to being a friend to anyone they see on the bench. a local builder heard about the idea and volunteered to build the bench for free. >>> the youngest survivor of the texas church shoot

san pedro sula.. honduras.. en apoyo al lider de la oposicion ''salvador nasralla'' y para protestar por lo que continuan llamandon esta ciudad, considerada la segunda mas grande en el pais.. desde las elecciones del pasado noviembre.. --en brasil, miles tambien se congregaron ayer sabado en rio de janeiro, pero para presenciar o participar en el desfile de las 13 escuelas de samba principales del pais.. a lo largo de la playa copacabana.. --el evento se lleva a cabo para promover el turismo en anticipacion al famoso carnaval que comienza a principios del proximo mes.. --y esto es lo que vivieron este fin de semana los residentes de la pequeÑa comunidad de ''pillaro'', ecuador.. durante la celebracion del tradicional aÑo nuevo.. vistiendo enormes mascaras de diablos.. --el festival dura una semana durante la cual tienen lugar varios desfiles como este.. --este invierno parece estar azotando sin piedad en gran parte del pais y la nieve ha llegado incluso a nuestro estado... --eche una mirada a toda esa nieve en north--star, en el area de lake tahoe... --desde alla nos enviaron estas fotos diciendo que el resort de

. >> reporter: advocates plan to hold a forum on saturday at the el salvador he and consulate in san francisco. next month advocates plan to head to washington dc to lobby lawmakers to pass legislation to protect tps recipients. amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it has become an instant classic. when we return, a look at the college foot tall national championship. >>> also i love look outside. could more rain be on the horizon? the forecast is coming up next. >>> college football has a new national champion. it was a battle at mercedes benz stadium. the georgia bulldogs up 13 at the half. alabama was looking for a spark. the head coach of the crimson tide decided to shake things up in the second half. a true freshman quarterback, tua tagovailoa, replaced quarterback jalen hurts, enter if you touchdowns. georgia had a chance to win this but a last-second kick in regulation would go wide left. georgia kicked a field goal in overtime on the first possession. that meant alabama needed a field goal to send the game into a second overtime or a touchdown to win. after a devastating sac, the

salvador. i hope they welcome you. >> reporter: in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today marinounty reported its first flu death of the season. the county health department reported that the person is under 65 years old but it is not known if they had been vaccinated. this year's flu season is off to a deadly start. on tuesday, the state announced 27 people have died and that the death toll has gone up since then. that's compared to 3 deaths at this time last year. state officials also note there is plenty of flu vaccine available and they say it's not too late to get it. >>> coming up, details about why a flight from germany had to make a pit stop in oakland before making its final leg of the journey across the bay to san francisco. >> here comes the weekend. it's friday night. we'll get you going for your saturday and sunday talking about rain and snow in places we need it. >> a downpour of disgust with the president and now calls for him to be removed from office after controversial remarks allegedly made. we'll talk about that coming up after the break. >> a look at friday

llegaron a protestar afuera del edificio federal en san francisco, muchos salvadoreÑos llevan toda una vida en los estados unidos. >> ya no conozco el salvador escucho de el salvador es la delincuencia. tengo miedo de irme para allÁ. flavio: pero tambiÉn estÁ latente el miedo de perder el beneficio del tps y aÚn no se sabe si el gobierno de el salvador podrÁ recibir de regreso a tanto inmigrante. >> usted no cree que el modelo estÉ preparado para recibirlo? >> no, yo no creo. >> estÁn aportando anualmente, por lo menos en 2016, mÁs de 5.4 millones de dÓlares de remesas para poder sostener la economÍa de el salvador. se calcula que el apoyo que esta gente la equivale al 15, al 18% del producto bruto interno de el salvador. realmente, serÍa un problema directo para el gobierno no mantener este ingreso. clave: la posible cancelaciÓn del tps para los salvadoreÑos no significan una deportaciÓn masiva o inmediata. muchos inmigrantes pudieran encontrar una soluciÓn para resolver su problema. >> tienen tal vez alguna posibilidad de convertirse en residentes permanentes a travÉs de otros procesos. hay grupos elegibles para lo que se llama cancelaciÓn

san sal vudoor. this is as much a concern in el salvador as it is in the united states. >> reporter: you have to thinkthat for many here president trump's controversial comments on top of the change in immigration policies adding insult to injury. it will not just effect possibly tens of thousands of salvadorians but also will effect many americans. at the end of a dirt road is a family facing a gut wrenching decision. he has lived in the united states for the last 17 years. he may soon return here. the trump administration announced in january they are ending the program that allowed over 200,000 to live legally in the u.s. in 18 months he could be deported. he worries about the impact the change in policy could have on the already impoverished and crime-ridden country. the worry is that if there were massive deportation this would become i guess i would call it a hell, a disaster. everyone wants to work but there isn't any. so he has come back for a few weeks with the money he urearns working as a landscaper in new york for the home he is building here should he return for good. >> telling me many o

san jose that legally sells recreational pot. >> it's not illegal we're we're not doing something wrong. >> salvador was first in line but not alone this politician came out as well concerned about public safety and yet believes there now needs to be educational component to alert kids about the potential dangerous. >> look at ways to find revenue streams for educational campaign not towards the general public specifically but more towards children. >> to buy pot in california you have to be 21 years old and provide a government issued id card like a driver's license. non-medical users can buy one ounce a day for a total of six what are called immature plants. smoking in public is prohibited. the legal drug comes with a state and local tax, significant. >> we have new taxes in the system. of course whenever you regulate something it requires taxpayers to have some burden on that. >> advocates call this freedom day. the day they say when prohibition ended. >> reporter: and last year san jose raised more than $10 million in tax revenue that is go into city coffers because of of the city tax. they expect that inincrement to go up 30%

salvador. i hope they welcome you. >> reporter: in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump received his first medical check-up as president at walter reed hospital. he spent about three hours at the maryland hospital which is just right outside of washington. this is video of him leaving. he shook the hand of his doctor before heading to marine one. his doctor says president trump is in excellent health and the examination went exceptionally well. >>> our coverage of the president's comments and reaction coming up at 5:30 include how this could affect his presidency. >>> a man charged with murder and dui after a deadly crest eve crash that killed a chp officer is out of the hospital tonight and in jail. the alameda county sheriff's department tweeted this mugshot of muhammed ali today accused of driving 120 miles an hour on christmas eve while both drunk and high on marijuana before crashing into a chp cruiser that was parked on the side of the road. that crash killed officer andrew camilleri. ali was immediately taken to eden medical center where he stayed until his

. >>> immigrants from el salvador under the temporary protective status program gathered in san franciscowhat could happen next as protections come to an end next year. the immigrants were able to speak with legal experts and community organizers yesterday afternoon. the meeting also sought to get congress involved to pass a legislative solution. the status was granted to salvadoran nationals in the u.s. after devastating earthquakes in the country back in 2001. >> please allow us to stay here. it's been 17 years. please keep us and let us be part of this. keep being part of the community. >> an estimated 195,000 tps holders are salvadorans. 49,000 of them live here in california. the department of homeland security has given them until september 2019 to get out of the united states. >>> we're going to have to wait a little longer for the return of the famous mavericks big wave surf contest. organizers were hoping to hold the competition this coming tuesday. but they have scrapped those plans because the conditions along the san mateo county coast just aren't favorable at the moment. the

. >>> immigrants from el salvador under the temporary protective status program gathered in san franciscorn what could happen next as protections come to an end next year. the immigrants were able to speak with legal experts and community organizers yesterday afternoon. the meeting also sought to get congress involved to pass a legislative solution. the status was granted to salvadoran nationals in the u.s. after devastating earthquakes in the country in 2001. >> please allow us to stay here. we just keep -- please keep us and let us be part of this. keep being part of the community. >> an estimated 195,000 tps holders are salvadorans. 49,000 of them live here in california. the department of homeland security has given them until september 2019 to leave the united states. >>> we're going to have to wait a little longer for the return of the famous mavericks big wave surf contest. organizers were hoping to hold the competition this coming tuesday. but they have scrapped those plans because the conditions along the san mateo county coast just aren't favorable at the moment. the window to h

salvador ian woman said she is infuriated. >> reporter: millie known as the problem solver or the mother teresa of san francisco city hall dedicated 30 years of her life to public service.>> i love this country very much.>> reporter: is 78-year-old grandmother was angry and hurt by trump's recent comments made at a private meeting with lawmakers regarding african nations haiti and el salvador.>> i cannot sleep last night. i'm getting emotional because i cried all night. i feel insulted.>> reporter: she immigrated in 1956 when she was 17. she struggled to learn english and fit in. she eventually got married had three boys and landed a job as a b hall.>> i have been blessed to know a lot of people that have come here to work. to be honest. and not to be a burden to the u.s.>> reporter: she said his comment made her feel unworthy.>> he slapped my mother and father across the face. he slapped everyone coming here looking for a better life.>> reporter: her son calls trump ignorant. his comments showing disregard for the human spirit.>> if you're living in a village whether iraq or thailand or el salvador it is not your fault you don't

as president trump denies using the language to describe haiti, el salvador and other impoverished countries he is finding skeptic in san francisco. sam brock takes a look at not just how the words were perceived but the strategy the president wields in countering facts. >> reporter: a day after the media caught wind of dehumanizing words coming from the oval office, president trump was back at it on twitter, quote, never said anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is a obviously a poor and troubled country. probably should record future meetings. unfortunately no trust. >> the fact that he would say we don't want people from quote unquote countries like haiti or african nations coming here but we want people from norway to come here, you know, that's clearly racist. >> state senator scott wiener also reflexesed his umbrage on twitter but the latest fire storm isn't process about politicians it's about people. >> it hurts me this man talks badly about hispanics we don't come here to take jobs from anyone. he discriminates against us and wants to forget the latinos built built his grand hotels and businesses

trump administration said they will revoke protective status for el salvador and immigrants in 2019. it is a blow to families from san francisco to new york city who built their lives in the united states since the 1980s.>> telling them they have to leave is not the right solution to our economic interest and our national security interest. >> the secretary of homeland security said the damage from a major earthquake in 2001 no longer justifies an extension here in the states. this is the fourth country to lose protection under the program since president donald trump took office last year. >>> the acted mayor of san francisco said they will continue to stay with her immigrant community and said in a statement instead of dividing our country in search of political points and attacking the daca initiative, we should pursue comprehensive immigration reform policies that will strengthen our nation's economy and build our diversity. >>> president donald trump travel to nashville today to deliver a speech to the american farm bureau administration. it was the first time in 25 years that a sitting president had spoke at th

presencia de la consul del salvador para conversar sobre el futuro de los salvadoreÑs a raiz de la eliminacion del tps . continuan sumandose mas candidatos por la carrera a la alcaldia de san nuevo contendiente que plantea mejoras para la ciudad... --con gabriela dellan.... ---desafiaron el fro y se quitaron los pantalones... ---en nueva york, hoy cientos de personas se subieron al metro solo en ropa interior para participar en el evento anual "da sin pantalones en el metro". --- algunos dicen que es una buena excusa para salir de la rutina... --- todo comenz en nueva york en 2002, pero con los aÑos, la convocatoria se volvi internacional. --en solo minutos aqui en el noticiero...... --san francico reacciona ante el anuncio de la eliminacion del tps para los salvadoreÑos por parte del gobierno del donald trump. les tenemos los detalles --alerta de inundaciones para partes del rea de la baha mientras conductores enfrentan estragos en las autopistas tras lluvias. entrese hasta cuando durara esta tormenta.... --un nuevo sistema sera implementado para que las personas que se encuentren en peligro puedan enviar un mensaje de alerta. le diremos como. ... esto y mas en solo minut

announced end of special protections for immigrants from el salvador, must update legal status or leave by september of next year. abc7 news in sans mission district where members of the community shared fears about the future. >> very few will have alternatives within the immigration legal benefits that could provide them lawful status. >> homeland security secretary says that remaining damage from 2001 earthquake in el salvador doesn't justify extending temporary protection status for salvadorens in the u.s. >>> publisher of controversial book on the white house is firing back at president trump. personal legal team is demandng that "fire and fury" be taken off the shelves. >> reporter: president trump and white house on the attack against "fire and fury." >> the allegations and insinuations in this book, which are a pure work of fiction, are nothing but a pile of trash through and through. >> reporter: top trump policy adviser steven miller on cnn blasting the book. personal legal team sending cease and desist on publication. publisher not backing down, saying efforts are unconstitutional. steve bannon is quoted suggesting in

salvador, david urÍas, noticias univisiÓn 14. presentador: pasamos con elena para conocer mÁs sobre las condiciones del clima. elena: muy buenas noches para ti flavio, comenzamos analizando la temperatura en la ciudad de sanrÁn las condiciones para esta madrugada? cielo parcialmente nublado,viento soplando del oeste de 5:00 a 10 millas por horas. flavio: chris cabeza saliÓ investigar y nos tiene algunas respuestas. chris: confusiÓn ha invadido a losano que en sÓlo dÍas tendrÁn reembolsos. >> ese programa de impuestos es malo para la educaciÓn y todos los Á aspectos del sueÑo americano. >> para las corporaciones mÁs grandeslos cortes son permanentes. chris: de --ya como estÁn recibiendo y estÁn quitando ciertos impuestos, pero no es asÍ. chris: tendrÁ mayor impacto, pero en enero del 2019. >> ggente que trabaja en jardinerÍa, posiblemente son taqueros, la gente que trabaja por su cuenta, esa gente esta pagando una tasa al formarse como corporaciÓn, posiblemente lo podemos bajar. chris: se debe llamar a un preparado de puestos para evitar errores. presentador: el aumento al salario mÍnimo en california, lleva a algunos empleadores a implementar cambios drÁsticos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ¡holaaaa! hola amor. mira cuÁnto

san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix5. >> this morning, nearly 200,000 salvadorans in the u.s. are at risk for deportation. they received temporary status after a 2001 earthquake in el salvador. but now, the trump administration says it is ending those special protections. they have until september next year to leave the united states. according to the sacramento bee, the decision could force 50,000 salvadorans out of california. >>> coming up, calling out apple. top investors want the bay area tech giants to do more to fight cell phone addiction in kids. what they want to see done. >>> plus, one of the state's most important canals is failing what researchers are blaming the problem on next. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ drought lately, but this morning, a reminder that it still haunts us. >>> haven't heard too much about the drought lately. but this morning, a reminder, it still haunts us. despite last year's record winter, one part of california is still sinking. wilson walker shows us, one of the state's most important canals is failing. >> dur

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