they ka call this section of the santa barbara channel, nature's perfect cellar.ecause there's little oxygen and light, the temperatures are constant 54 and the currents rock the bottom. >> there's all the whales here. so, imagine what the bottles hear for a year. >> right. >> the whales are singing to them. >> the we'll we whales are sing them. that's a good life as a wine bottle. >> yes, for us too as we drink it. >> better if you got it from somebody's closet. >> for sure. for sure. >> he was inspired by stories that he read a few years ago about a treasure trove of champagne found on the bottom of the baltic sea, the wine was highly drinkable after 170 years unat fmpagne house hasreated i the sea program. storing various bottles of bubbles 130 feet down in a baltic sea wine vault. >> i was intrigued and super curious. >> he now makes his own wine near california's central coast. >> perfect place to grow grapes. >> where the breeze provides ideal conditions to make wines. but when he was approached about dropping his best in to the pacific, he was not convinced

borja: residente en santa bÁrbara fue detenido en estados unidos cuando intentaba cruzar la fronteraconfesiÓn tan importante que le hizo este hombre. locutor: recuerdo con un agente del fbi este padre revela detalles cÓmo asesinÓ a sus dos hijos pequeÑos y por quÉ lo hizo. es fanÁtico de teorÍas conspirativas. dijo en concreto que habÍa recibido revelaciones o visiones de que su esposo tenÍa un adn de serpiente, se lo habÍa pasado a sus hijos y por eso debÍa asesinarlos, segÚn Él para quitarle la vida a sus dos hijos, estaba salvando al mundo de monstruos. carolina: isaÍas cuÉntanos cÓmo es que las autoridades llegan a este hombre y descubren que Él fue la persona que matÓ a estos niÑos. locutor: primero fue su esposa la que llegÓ a la policÍa de santa bÁrbara para reportar la desapariciÓn de sus dos hijos. ella usÓ una aplicaciÓn para localizar celulares y se dieron cuenta que este hombre habÍa estado en una plaza comercial en rosarito en mÉxico y que despuÉs estuvo cerca de la garita de san isidro en la frontera entre tijuana y san diego. fue asÍ como lo detuvieron. la fiscalÍa de

abby coleman filed a missing person's report with santa barbara police on sunday.o use the find my iphone app to locate coleman's phone tracking his last whereabouts the baja de many million people. that's where mexican authorities say they found the children's lifeless bodies in a ditch near the ranch. the farm worker making the grim discovery in the most. let me just both, and think what i want to find out a little telling reporters in spanish. he saw the kids in diapers covered with blood. the complaint states coleman murdered his children by shooting a spear phishing gun into their chests. each stabbed as many as a dozen times coleman was taken into custody as he tried crossing the border back into the u.s. authorities say coleman confessed to the murders saying he was enlightened by qanon and illuminati conspiracies believing his wife, quote, possessor been dna and at pass it on to his children and that he was saving the world from monsters the couple operated love water. the santa barbara surfing school for children. >> that was carlos the seder reporting for

let's turn to you, assemblyman santa barbara.he report alleges he violated pell state and federal laws including title vii of the civil rights act. we have the new york assembly speaker saying they're trying to close the impeachment probe now as fast as they can. what do you say is going on with impeachment? >> well the, as far as i'm concerned impeachment was on the table a long time ago. i called for the governor's resignation last year and this report just confirms what we were saying all along. the governor is a serial essential all harasser and intimidator. the legislature should put forward with impeachment as still as possible. there are still woman working in the executive chamber that go to speak in fear. this press conference speaks volumes. he intends to go after his accusers. leverage public resources to redeem himself, to gain support. he is using his office, using his power to try and intimidate people. we can't let him do that. we have to put a stop to that. this has gone on long enough. this report, for people on

that is a great point that the congresswoman just made, assemblyman santa barbara.orts are coming in that governor cuomo is trying to cut a deal with top state officials. i don't know if you heard about this but the reports are he is promising not to seek a fourth term. he won't seek to be reelected if impeachment talks are scheduled, if you stop impeachment. have you heard about that? >> that is a report i heard just hours ago, that come in, almost unbelievable that he would now try to make some kind of a deal. impeachment is moving forward. he is it not getting out of it. he is just trying to buy more time. he has been trying to do that all along. he has been trying to stay in office as long as he can. at same time he is using government resources that he asked for that ag investigation, he asked for that report. now he is using a taxpayer-funded website to smear his accusers. they didn't contest anything in the report. they just talked about the process. but at the end of the day we'll draw our own conclusions not based on anything he says or does. at this point

do you remember that "santa barbara?"and ever since, every skinny tight fit jeans was called cruz's. ( laughter ) >> stephen: everywhere, or only in trinidad and tobago? >> in trinidad, not everywhere. but every time you wear something tight, they be like, oh, man, look at those cruz! look at that cruz! yeah, so all over the place-- they became cruz. >> stephen: have you ever performed observe a soap opera? >> never, never. but i think it might have been in my future at one point. >> stephen: i bet at this point, you might be able to sneak in for a cameo. >> i might, i might. trinidadian culture is very much like a soap opera, though. >> stephen: yeah. >> like, the way they fight, the neighbors, they'll come out of their house, and they'll pull out a machete and they'll, like, scrape it on this ground. and they'll be, like-- if you cross this line, i will kill you! ( laughter ) >> stephen: i would watch that soap opera. >> everyone does. it's community theater. it's community theater. and then, like, two days later, you f

behind oprah's house and it's, you know, multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis on the santa barbara and it's terrifying and she needs backup she needs material help and moral support, political cover all that and they don't materialize in fact it is to basically tell her you could take that risk but if you do you are going to lose your job and we are not going to support that but then after the fact after she suppresses the outbreak on the campus for which the health authorities are grateful and say she did it all on hirono when there's another outbreak on another college campus it's mind boggling she gets to a place in her head of actually fighting the disease where she bars the cdc because they just interfere they don't bring anything to it. it's crazy. and what's interesting depending on how they do their job they have different relations with the cdc about the culture is supposed to be following the cdc orders. the good ones work crosswise. almost always as opposed to the rich doctors, the brave ones found themselves realizing no one is coming to save you. the cdc is going to get in

matthew taylor coleman and his wife owned a surf school in santa barbara. pictures show a happy family. but on thursday, coleman's wife reported her husband and children missing. she told police the family was planning a trip but then her husband took the kids, not telling her where he was going. two days later, officials say a ranch worker in mexico found the bodies of the children near mexico's baja california coast. he claimed he's enlightened by qanon conspiracy theories, which made him think his wife passed the surpant to their children. a theory which claims powerful aliens have taken over in banking and entertainment. it allegedly inspired a man to set off a bomb in nashville last christmas, injuring eight people and damaging dozens of buildings. as for coleman, they released surveillance camera footage showing him checking in to a hotel with his kids, then leaving without them. he was arrested trying to leave the u.s. coleman is being held without bond. he's set to be arraigned august 21st. >>> and turning tee an encouraging report from nasa about a

my advisor from uc santa barbara is garcia. he's actually going to be at bakersfield college on may 5th. i hope you come. one of the books he published was called "the gospel of cesar chavez." he put together a compilation of speeches, documents. that demonstrate the catholicism. and the centrality of catholicism to the movement and the movement to and out look on life and philosophy. so if you read the beginning of the document it notes that cesar edited this. and what you're referencing there in my view the point about greed and how greed and the how do you opposer was biblical over tones. that hits the question of revolution. what's really being called for here is an overturning of an agricultural labor system, that's based on greed. and it's almost to redistribute that greed at the top to ordinary farm workers. that's the revolution that's being called for. and the way that you do that the way you sustain a movement to challenge that is partly through religion. that's the thing that's going to bring people together. you men

meeting with charity dean and santa barbara retracing her steps following her path of the montecito mudslidee she was rescuing people. living her drama i fell i walked into a netflix show how did i not know about this person? it blew my sockse off. righte behind it are the other two characters just like solving a pandemic and the pipe time it's a most bad ass and then completely to rethink to create a national pandemic dstrategy so those are the three things so in the process that excited me that was new and a very self-conscious way, for the first time i just say i go with the characters go i don't know what the story is. and that proved in this case to be a fertile way to write the book. >> that's like asking a friend of mine do you have any advice for me? you already did that part you marry the right person. so —- just like if you find the right characters and the story will unfold. >> yes. you build your house on the best foundation some of those materials are not up to code you are still okay. host: what do you view is the biggest mistake made of the cdc in response to covid-19? >> the

and there are waters of sant bashi santa barbara. you believe this, and not this, is the way some of the classic sculptures were supposed to look. martha teichner explains. there is commentary from faith salie and more. it's "sunday morning," august 8, 2021. we'll be right back. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys---- i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >> pauley: space junk, debris, large and small, spinning uncontrollably in an increasingly cluttered universe. it is a lot more than unsightly. it is dangerous. david pogue reports on a collision course in the skies. >> reporter: if you're going to be a character in a space movie -- >> keep your hands d

reportera: los niÑos junto con el presunto homicida y su madre vivÍan en santa bÁrbara, california dondentÓ en la funeraria a la que fueron llevados los cuerpos, del padre se sabe que continÚa detenido en el lado estadounidense. presentadora: el candidato de presidencial de venezuela enrique gabe kapler confirma su participaciÓn en el diÁlogo con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. presentadora: el candidato de presidencial de venezuela enrique capriles confirma su participaciÓn en el diÁlogo con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. t-mobile te da más opciones que nunca para salir, con la red 5g más grande del país. así que sal y llévate el épico iphone 12 con 5g. los clientes existentes y nuevos pueden llevarse hasta cuatro, por cuenta nuestra. t-mobile. el líder en 5g. ♪ patricia: el dos veces candidato a la presidencia de venezuela henrique capriles confirmÓ su participaciÓn en el proceso de diÁlogo con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro que tendrÁ mÉxico como sede y que comenzarÁ el viernes. la oposiciÓn venezolana busca condiciones para participar en una selecciÓn ese libres, justas y transparentes. c

>> stephen: not one of my stories. >> well santa barbara was a show of an hispanic guy who went by theverywhere. but every time you wear something tight, look at that cruz! ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you ever performed observe a soap opera? >> i think it might have been in my future at one point. >> stephen: you might be able to sneak in for a cameo. >> trinidad is like a soap opera. the way they fight, the neighbors, they'll come out of their house, pull out a machete and scrape it on this ground and be, like, if you cross this line, i will kill you! and then everyone dies. it's community theater. it's community theater. and then, like, two days later, you find out they're just cousins. ( laughter ) hit me one time! ♪ boom! >> stephen: the new movie is called "nine days." >> yeah. >> stephen: what's it about? o short and sweet, nine days is about a man in the afterlife tasked with the job of interviewing spirits for the opportunity to be born, and the interview process takes place over nine days. >> stephen: and you're -- i am that man. i play will and the story is inspired by the

reportero: los niÑos y su madre vivÍan en estacas en santa bÁrbara, california.ta tarde, visiblemente conmocionado y en compaÑÍa de representantes del consulado estados unidos, la familia de estados unidos se presentÓ a la funeraria donde fueron trasladados los cuerpos. sobre el padre se sabe que sigue detenido del lado estadounidense. patricia: difÍcil escucharlo. el ex candidato presidencial de venezuela henrique capriles confirma su participaciÓn en el diÁlogo contra el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. continÚa la base de los talibanes. ♪ patricia: el dos veces candidato a la presidencia de venezuela henrique capriles confirmÓ su participaciÓn en el proceso de diÁlogo con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro que tendrÁ mÉxico como sede y que comenzarÁ el viernes. la oposiciÓn venezolana busca condiciones para participar en una selecciÓn ese libres, justas y transparentes. capriles: nosotros que somos oposiciÓn tenemos que recuperar fuerza. tenemos que recuperar ser la opciÓn de poder. fuimos una opciÓn de poder fuerte, robusta, que generaba esperanza en la gente. eso no es

el sujeto dio indicios de su acto >> y sin palabras con la voz quebrada el vecino de santa bárbara recuerda reportados desaparecidos por su madre, un menor de meses y dos años. fbi en declarcion indica que el padre matthews taylor los asesinó >> el jueves ocho de la noche cámara de vigilancia grabaron al sujeto que ingresó con dos menores de edad, y en la madrugada el sujeto identificado como matthews taylor salió del hotel con maletas y los niños, 4 horas después volvió sin los niños, y más tarde la policía reportó haber hallado dos cuerpos de niños con signos de asesinato. el sujeto intentó volver por el puente de san isidro y fue detenido. el sujeto confesó el asesinto de sus hijos para prevenir, según dijo que se convirtieran en monstruo. en el rancho de rosarito orilló el vehículo y disparó a los niños con un arpón de pesca, y luego se deshizo >> bebé recién nacido es hallado en un mueble viejo, la mujer que lo encontró estaba tratando de reciclar el mueble. en chicago >> y el mercado inmobiliario en el Área de la bahía nos deja cada vez con los ojos más abiertos, es que un incendio ar

nationals. >> just a horrific tragic loss. >> his neighbors in santa barbara, stunned. >> just shockedhaving known the two kids and the family. it is just awful. >> josh, wow! what a tragic story. this isn't the first time we've seen a suspected qanon follower go violent. >> authorities and experts remain concerned about this movement. there's a lot we don't know about the specific suspect. we've reached out to his attorney for comment. we have not yet heard back. of course, there's a concern mental health may be at play here. this case illustrating what is concerning for law enforcement officials. that is you could have adherence to these fringe movements like qanon that are predisposed to violence. the basis of this entire movement is this notion that somehow democrats and hollywood celebrities are preying on children. he said he was enlightened by qanon, standing charged for the murder of his own two children. >> just awful. thank you so much. >>> we'll be right back. ou're l. today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... so that you can live that scuff-free life. honey, i'm ho

edad dice las autoridades en méxico tiene maestría en español e incluso una escuela de surf en santa bárbara y traía pañal, presentaban que no traía ropa >> incluso la fiscalía encontró una estaca en el sitio con el que cree que asesinó a los menores >> la estaca de madera se encontró ahí con manchas, los datos que ya se incorporaron relacionados con el trayecto que hizo este sujeto que las autoridades agregaron que continuarán recaudando más evidencias sobre la muerte de estos dos menores donde en el sitio incluso este martes aún se pueden ver elementos de la fiscalía investigando, en playas de rosarito telemundo >>[♪ ♪ ♪] . >> vicente fernández sigue hospitalizado después de una operación en la cervical el charro tuvo una caída en su rancho que lo llevó a el hospital, y está magaly con los detalles, cuéntanos buenas noches >> muy buenas noches julio, aquí en el hospital donde continúa internado vicente fernández hay gran incertidumbre, sobre todo luego que vicente fernández junior informará los medios de comunicación que esta tarde se iba a emitir un comunicado sobre el actual reporte médi

in santa barbara where i was for two weeks retracing steps, following the boulder path of the montecito where she was rescuing people and living her drama. i felt like i walked into a netflix showing how come i did not know about this person but this role. it blew my socks off. right behind it are the other two characters. it's like solvingo pandemics with pythons. >> it is the most bad ass virus. and then to completely rethink what happened in 1918 to create a national pandemic strategy. that blew my doors off. in the process one thing excited me that was new. in a very self-conscious way for the first time in the book i will go where the characters go. this is about these characters and i don't know what the story is yet. but this turned out to be a good way to write the book. >> a friend of mine when i was getting married do you have any advice? it's already you 40 did that part marry the right person. >> you are building your house on the best foundation. some are not up to code you are still okay. >> what is the biggest mistake made from the cdc in response to covid-19? we only hav

. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: a student and the university of california santa barbara. as a society agreed to stop referring to women as females in casual conversation. no matter where i see that terminology outside of biology, it always feels dehumanizing, uncomfortable, and overwhelmingly sexist. dagen. he goes on to say that the term female is in -- animalistic and archaic. do you agree? >> dagen: i guess female is used in an insulting way in this dudes loser circle. he writes in his bio that he likes to dance and play video games and watch anime. okay. if you read some of the comments under this piece, my favorite was "an answer to all questions that start with can we as a society, the answer will always be no." >> kayleigh: create points and i love his bio. harris, he goes on to write "at the very least the clinical term of female when used in everyday conversation gives an impression that women are different species from normal cisgender and heterosexual men and therefore less human." do you feel less human? >> harris: if different, you mean better, yes. i am a fe

on thursday, i had a chance to speak over zoom with ady barkan, who was at his home in santa barbara, wanted to start off by saying this is one of the great honors ofy life, to be talking to you. thank you so much for making this time right before the documentary is airing about your life. let me start o by aski you about the enormous business on health care --mphasis health care his country right now, even in the corporate media because of the pandemic. yet there is very littl talk about medicare for all, an issue you ve dedicated yr life to. can you talk about why you have dedicated yourself to this issue? >> thank you for your career of leadership. only a truly radical departure from our exploitative for-profit model to one that guarantees health care is a right for all jewish we no longer live in a nation where people go bankrupt on account of their medical bills. take this last your is a prime example. disproportionately. death rates of black, indigenous, latinx were twice of the white counterpart. millions lost their jobs. as a result, their health insurance. hospitals that prim

. >> reporter: authorities say 40-year-old surf instructor matthew taylor coleman from santa barbara,a, confessed to murdering his 2-year-old son and 10-month-old daughter this week in mexico, telling the fbi he was driven to the killings after being enlightened by qanon and illuminati conspiracy theories. police and federal agents were called in after the children were reported missing by their mother. authorities tracking coleman's cell phone to mexico. surveillance video images released by authorities show coleman checking into a hotel with his children august 7th. just before 3:00 a.m. on august 9th, he packs them up and leaves the hotel, returning hours later alone. he was stopped by border officials while returning to the united states. u.s. customs and border protection officers finding what appeared to be blood on the vehicle's registration paperwork but no children. the fbi soon learned from mexican authorities that the bodies of two children were found overnight along with the murder weapon, bloody clothes, and a baby's blanket. according to the criminal complaint, coleman a

. >> reporter: authorities say 40-year-old surf instructor matthew taylor coleman from santa barbara, fessed, after being enlightened by qanon. police and federal agents were called in after the children were reported missing by their mother. authorities tracking coleman's cell phone to mexico. surveillance video images released by authorities show coleman checking into a hotel with his children august 7th. just before 3:00 a.m. august 9th, he packs them up and leaves the hotel. returning hours later alone. he was stopped by border officials while returning to the united states. u.s. customs and border protection officers finding blood on the vehicle's registration paperwork but no children. the fbi soon learned from mexican authorities that the bodies of two children were found overnight, along with the murder weapon, bloody clothes, and a baby's blanket. according to the criminal complaint, coleman allegedly told authorities he was receiving visions and signs reeling that his wife possessed serpent dna and had passed it onto his children. he also allegedly telling fbi he was saving

. >>> developing for you right now a santa barbara man is suspected of murdering his two young childrenthew taylor coleman was arrested, and investigators reported the police found the bodies of the children 18 miles from the hotel. coleman stated qanon and other conspiracies in his confession, and he said it was the only action that would save the world. coleman and his wife run a popular surf school. neighbors say the family seemed normal and happy. >> it's actually shocking to hear. i had no idea that there were any issues. >>> a new health evaluation is in the works, jose garcia is still in federal custody on charges tied to the shooting. he has been unwilling follow legal advice to plead not guilty. pier 14 shooting became a flash point in the immigration debate. he had been deported five times to his native mexico and was awaiting another deportation. in court he claims he had no idea that he was holding a gun that he said he found was wrapped in a t-shirt under a bench. >>> and then a state supreme court declined to consider reducing or powers. two assemblymen petitioned for the

so me something in the book in the mon yanna, we're in immigrants here in santa barbara properties book it in the senior to me my that the one that looked at the morning my in that 1130. and i think the, you know, way want to know if you still you can tell them, but you know, if we're not gonna complain is if they think i'm going to say that we'll see if we can think of this is what ration for moment just to limit it says here we go warning john, that he gave which a political level civil soon fight on the well i say i love but it when the weight, i mean i don't know if anyone they do that when they gave us lament that and i agree on book on the reading, the unit your and this is our get to wait and allow me a minute. what they'll say, what they say. they don't call a political move. a book in the senior to me. my they know might be 50, is a local f i me lightly facing it seemed to get a little more meal and i will say that i get a ladder than me knock off the. yeah, i me see lose those to us. who do i mean, no, no, the newcomers present me. so come in the for i don't just it come in th

. >>> el agua fluye hasta los Ángeles, san josé y santa bárbara y acá . >>> emergencia climática es evidenteeas el 30 por ciento está sin producir por falta de riesgo. >>> cada vez vamos a ver a ver esto. >>> se calcula que perderán un 10 por ciento de su profucción con un costo multimillonario y también un daño ecológico incalculasb e. >>> john ha cambiado su método de trabajo . sacrificar >>> preferí plntar melón porque usa menos aguaárrago y plantal . >>> tambié> algunosn algunos hao su usas suss tierratierrass para ipara instalacioin de artefactos solares. >>> en el agua es oro líquido. e dinero >> > sípara, pero ahorita ncomo entonces con puedes adquirir pero ahora no dinero no se puede pedir >>> lo contrario tendría un. >>> ahora esto pudiera traer impacto en la cadena productivaa . >>>>>> si n o tenemo gentes est de bajosde bajos ingr recurso s nono van van a poder comprar es comidas saludables . a poder comprar comida saludable . >>> cambios del sistema de >>> ahora esperan tener riesgo más sistemas deficiesne riegos más eficnetes, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo . y conservació

. >> reporter: authorities say 40-year-old surf sin structor matthew taylor coleman from santa barbaraon and 10-month-old daughter this week in mexico saying he was driven to the killings after being enlightened by qanon and illuminati conspiracy theories. police and federal agents were called in after the children were reported missing by their mother. authorities tracking coleman's cell phone to mexico. surveillance video images released by authorities show coleman checking into a hotel with his children august 7th. just before 3:00le on august 9th he packs them up and leaves the hotel, returning hours later alone. he was stopped by border officials while returning to the united states. u.s. customs and boarder protection officers finding what appear to be blood on the vehicles's registration paperwork but no children. the fbi soon learned from mexican authorities that the bodies of two children were found overnight along with the murder weapon, bloody clothes and a baby's blanket. according to the criminal complaint coleman allegedly told authorities he was receiving visions and sig

bebÉ y un menor de 3 aÑos fueron abandonados entre matorrales segÚn autoridades ambos eran de santa bÁrbarao de niÑos no acompaÑados cruzando la frontera sur sigue disparandose nunca antes vista >>> en julio llegaron mÁs de 19.000 menores solos 4.000 mÁs que el mes anterior. casi 300 niÑos no acompaÑados se entregaron a la patrulla fronteriza en arizona tras un largo camino tras el desierto >>> francisco cuevas nos amplÍa. >> esta es la cara y el drama de esta nueva crisis en arizona reflejata en estas fotografÍas >>> en el sector de tucson >>> quiÉn informÓ que en las ultimas horas en 4 grupos separados se entregaron 400 migrante de los cuales 280 eran niÑos no acompaÑados. >> estamos viendo un incremento muy lamentable de los niÑos menores que vienen sin acompaÑante adulto. >> el drama de los menores no acompaÑados en la frontera texana ha conmovido durante meses al paÍs entero con casos cÓmo josÚe y otros menores >>> no conozco a mis papÁs y los quiero ver. >> quiero rezar quiero sentir como son ellos >>> su historia en imÁgenes que ahora se registran con mÁs frecuencia en el Árido y pel

california méxico , el hombre dice que los ma los motivos son perturbadores >> en esta casa de santa bárbara veía maltrato >> el cuerpo de los niños fueron encontrados en rosarito baja california el mayor tenía dos años y la pequeña 10 meses >> (inaudible) >> tylor confesó a las autoridades que mató a sus hijos disparando al corazón con una pistola de pesca submarina porque llevaba adentro el adn de serpiente de su madre y acabarían convirtiéndose en monstruos la mamá de los pequeños confirmó su desaparición >> fueron traídos hasta rosarito sin peiso de su padre >> (inaudible) >> la mamá de los niños está haciendo los ámites para la reapatriación de los niños >> las autorades de chicago investiga quién abandonó un bebé con pocos días de nacido en un cañón pese que la ley lo permite >> dentro de uno de estos cajones de una cómoda en un callejón una mujer se encontró este bebé con pocos días de nacido causando la indignación de residentes de chicago >> como madre debe ser una decisión difícil >> la policía investiga quién lo abandonó en un lugar donde pudo morir >> empezamos a recoger la basur

gone on since takeover on thursday, 2 people were killed during demonstrations in the city of santa barbara. at campbell air force. children have been hoisted above crowds of people tried to escape the u. k. it says it's unable to evacuate unaccompanied children. us president joe biden says his forces could stay on and have gone to stone until all american citizens are out. charlotte bellis has more from cobble. the problem is that with so many people the taliban are overwhelmed. in fact, they've just close down the airport road. and therefore checkpoints, either size, trying to figure out who is, has a valid reason to enter and can actually get on these flights with the americans and other nations or who was just trying to lock. and they had run into issues because the last couple of days they've been trying to push people back by shooting and there was images of them with thing people. i was down there know, quite forceful with people who are trying to push them back and they were getting a lot of critique for that. obviously because people were really skid. the death toll from an attack

on the ground with charity dean in santa barbara where i was for two weeks, retracing his steps, following the path for she's rescuing people going through all -- living her drama i felt i walked into a netflix show. how come i didn't know about this person? it. my thoughts off. right behind it are the other two characters. we haven't talked about joe but this guy, solving pandemics in pythons and his parents. >> host: brain eating amoebas. >> guest: the most badass virus you've ever seen in these people who rethink what happened in 1918 to create a national pandemic strategy, that blue my doors off. those are the things. and the process was one thing that excited me that was new and that was in a very self-conscious way for the first time with a book i said i'm going to go where the characters go. this is about these characters and i don't know what's the story is yet. that proved in this case, maybe not in every case, a very fair way to write the book. >> host: i never asking a friend of mine the day i was married do you have any advice for me? you did that part, marrying the right perso

authorities in santa barbara say an innocent bystander was shot and killed by police over the weekendt happened on saturday night in the town of guadalupe the sheriff's office says a police officer was aiming at a suspect with a felony warrant but shot and killed a 59 year old man who was sitting inside his car that man has been identified as one louise calvera, prissy otto, california law requires now that the state attorney general's office investigate the shooting since it involved an officer and the death of an unarmed civilian new at 6 30 outgoing new york governor andrew cuomo has reportedly granted clemency to david gilbert he happens to be the father of san francisco district attorney chase a boudin the chronicle says that gilbert who is 76 years old will now be eligible for parole he was sentenced to 75 years to life for his part in the robbery of an armored truck in new york in 1981. it left a guard and two police officers dead. he and boudin's mother were the getaway drivers boudin's parents were members of the radical group the weather underground his mother kathy boudin,

program here has really been informed by a lot of the stu he's done with his commercial business in santa barbara on the kind of technique for raising the larvae, how you grow them out, how you raise a lot in a very small space. that's all information that's incredibly important to abalone conservation. bush: there's a really strong demand domestically. almost all of ourroduct is sold in california or just on the west coast. we do everything in-house. we're a completely integrated farm. we have adult abalone, whi we'll take into the hatchery, and you get a tiny little fertilized abalone embryo. we get them by the millions. 24 hours laterthey hatch, and feed, feed, feed, repeat, and harvest at about 100 grams, about a 3 1/2-inch shell length. and that's the market size, and we crank those out 52 weeks a year. aquilino: much of what we do here in this program has been inspired by what abalone farmers do, people like doug bush and dan swezey at the cultured abalone farm have really helped us figure out how to maximize production in this lab. so we take their best methods and then we tweak them for w

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

we're just off the coast of santa barbara, and within minutes -- this shark is so close, i could almostits dorsal fin. it is right underneath me. scientists say that shark is not interested in me or other people. watch this huge shark swim right up to these unsuspecting children and simply turn away. the population of these great whites off socal beaches is exploding. i can only see it now because i'm getting up high. if i were a surfer, i'd be lying down, and i'd have no idea it was underneath me. >> oh my god. >> reporter: wedding photographer carlos gouna started capturing these stunning images off the coast when the pandemic dried up business. >> almost every time i see an interaction with a human and a shark, my heart does pound. we've all been conditioned ever since "jaws" came out to fear that interaction. >> reporter: but this is far from "jaws." watch as a large shark calmly cruises along with surfers. this one approaches a family, a swimmer headed right toward another, and all of the sharks seem uninterested. despite the fact that people are out there thrashing around, and the

sees the eva perrone of santa barbara.er 40 times 40 initiative, asked 40 of her celebrity friends because it is her fortieth birthday to give 40 minutes to men and women so they can go back to work as she sits at home in montecito, must be nice. jillian: wasn't she an actress at one time? >> he was on that show suit but this is another excuse for brand building. these women in the inner-city, i know nuns and priests and people who work in social service or with the people who need help. they don't need 40 minutes with a celebrity, they need time, real mentors so helping women get back to work, you got to shake your head particularly when people like adele, justin trudeau and even candy. how much time will they give a woman in downtown new orleans looking for work? >> i know what even candy will recommend, make sure you keep emphasizing how racist the work environment is. >> the most embarrassing part of this video was at the conclusion. look out the window here. >> i don't think tea with chickens -- >> this is harry who h

cesar says, we have no money, no performers, but do what you wone university of california at santa barbara put together that has video that you can see them online. it is really terrific. he starts this farm worker theater where they improvise and do skits. he is teaching theater to farm workers who many of them are not literate. but they can perform. they're naturals. then the theater becomes immensely popular, both as entertainment and also for education. you know, so he is teaching basic concepts. what is a contract? how does this work? what is a union? it becomes more and more popular, and he is a rival force to cesar chavez, not because he wants to run the labor union but as a credible voice for farm workers. he also sort of embodies the more radical element of the movement. not in terms of their politics interfering but in their independence. so if any of you know or have dealt with people who are real politically active, they have strong opinions. there comes a period of time in 1967 when those opinions are not really welcome. chavez, i think, never particularly believed in a democr

." >>> a santa barbara man suspected of murdering his two young children in mexico. >> matthew colemanarrested by border agents as he attempted to enter tijuana in his vehicle. the video showed taylor arriving and leaving with his kids. police found the bodies of the children about 18 miles from the hotel. authorities say coleman stated qanon and other conspiracies in his confession. he said he knew it was wrong, but, quote, it was the only action that would save the world. unquote. coleman and his wife run a popular surf school, and neighbors say the family seemed normal and happy. >> it's actually mentally shocking to hear, and i had no idea there were any issues. >> coleman is being held in a los angeles jail. >>> and robert durst testified on his murder trial, admitting he lied to the police on the night of his wife's disappearance. los angeles prosecutors are presenting evidence he killed her and then killed best friend inn an suv near the nation's capitol, and it landed underwater inside a massive water-filled road in prince georges county outside in d.c. it's not clear if the si

todd: with that let's bring in assemblyman, angelo santa barbara. despite the resignation, do you expect the impeachment to go forward. >> the resignation allows the state to go forward. we need a governor that can have a collaborative relationship with the state legislature. clearly, governor cuomo is not that person. we have a lot of work to do, a lot of challenges ahead. the resignation doesn't give us the accountability. the judiciary committee, the impeachment investigation needs to be completed because the ag's report is certainly a start but it only looks at the sexual harassment charges. but when you look at what the assembly and judiciary committee is looking at, it's much more than that. they're focusing on delays in releasing the nursing home data, the use of government resources for his book deal, the improper use of covid testing for family and friends in the inner circle and the list goes on and on. there were threats against my colleague, ron kim, and other members of the legislature. there's a lot more work going into the judiciary c

. >> reporter: we are off the coast of santa barbara.minutes, this shark is close, i can almost grab its dorsal fin. it's underneath me. >> scientist say that shark is not interested in me or others. watch this huge shark swim to the unsuspecting children and swim away. >> reporter: the population of these great white off of socal beaches is exploding. >> i can only say this because i'm up high. if i were a surfer, i would lie down and i would have no idea it was underneath me. >> oh my god. >> reporter: photographer carlos started capturing these stunning images off of the beach last year when the pandemic dried-up business. almost every time i see an interaction with a human and a shark, my heart pounds. everest came out, we have reared that interaction. >> reporter: this is far from jaws, watch as a large shark calmly cruises the first one, the one approaches a family and a is headed right toward another. all of the start she manages it . >> despite people are thrashing around and their arms are hanging off the boards and legs are han