heavy rain around santa maria, santa barbara. santa maria may take the brunt of this.but it's close enough. for us, you can see now coming from the west southwest, the air is saturated. so, a seagull flying by flapping the wings creates enough i do nammics to bring us rain. that's what we are had store for today. sometimes the old oregon mist where it missed oregon and hit us but a it's going to be a day -- that is setup where it keeps going and going and going and going. and that adds up pretty fast. main focus is near santa barbara and santa maria and it's north of santa barbara. maybe they are going to get pretty good rain and coastal hills will get a lot. with you maybe it's a little -- but maybe it's a little northward that's the trend. 50s on most of the temps. dew points and temperatures are close. so fog is out there. a misty drizzlely morning for some. steady rain for others. 34 in truckee. snow level is going way up. winter storm warning kicks in at 5 p.m. and goes through 5 a.m. friday. 7,000 feet plus the snow level to 3500 feet. but today it's a heavy wet

. >> hey, the santa maria, christopher columbus' ship, this is a reproduction ship.e that had been built. the first one the now the victoria had been sailing for several years. but the cool part about the santa maria and the sister ship, they're looking for a crew to volunteer and be a part of this sailing museum trio. >> is this an actual sailboat or is it made to look like one? >> no, these are functioning ships based on the old historic ships. they will cover your accommodations, food, clothing, insurance, in exchange for your service. you don't need to know anything about sailing. but you need to be in fit, good condition and a willingness to learn and share your experience. >> will they supply vitamin "c" because of scurvy, a giant secure? >> when we get to where we're going will i be free go back home. >> i'm not sure, gayle. but i think you can sign that into your agreement with them. but the santa maria is looking for 60 people and 30% will be professionals, the other 70%s will be volunteers and it will take you three to six months to train. the ships make po

a terrorist santa maria it is a neuroscientist. imagine that you are one of the first to take a trip to mars. this is the definition of pioneering that's what makes it exciting that's our team now let's do some science. yes. hey guys and welcome to techno on phil tours joined by dr shannon so mara and cara santa maria because i'm not going to live one of my favorite things is shrimp soon . away on a hot grill but i also have a fair amount of hesitation when it comes to actually knowing where the truth comes from and you may not realize it but shrimp raised overseas can have high levels of antibiotics and other additives that don't always pass american safety standards and america imports are not a billion pounds worth so we are also the food and drug administration the agency responsible for policing us ports if we could follow them while they test unsafe shipments. america has a jumbo appetite for shrimp it's a little piece of flesh that they could be easy it's kind of like popcorn of the sea americans it's an average of four poun

and also square logic castle were destroyed santa maria probably by the lumbered is that the beast will. be maintained on the. back of the monastery was destroyed its manuscripts burned and its knowledge lost and yet for centuries cassiodorus has inspired those hungry for knowledge right through to the present. we built a first gallery on the web for digital photographs of manuscripts and we needed a name for it and i had been doing a lot of reading about cus eudora's for my research and found it very interesting and he was a collector manuscripts from both the latin and greek worlds and we were working it both in europe and in your christian countries so we took the name for that gallery . four hundred kilometers north of lies the bay of naples with mighty mt vesuvius. a volcanic eruption in seventy nine eighty devastated how can any i'm claiming thousands of lives. traces of that dramatic events can be seen in the national library of naples one of the few libraries of antiquity to has survived through to the present day. unfortunately apart from a few fragments these traces of the pas

it looks like santa maria vandenberg getting more rain than santa barbara. maybe they are on the string of it but the heaviest by far has been a little to the northeast. -- north end. if you are head together sierra, wenter storm warning starts at 5 p.m. lake level, maybe a foot of wet snow passes in the crest. and 3 to 4 feet that snow level comes down thursday into friday. for us off and on rain, fog is out there. so watch out for that. any breaks in the clouds i don't think they will last very long and the rainfall forecast for us, over the next couple days, will be pretty impressive for some. not too bad for others. 60s on the temps. 5:04. fog, mist, driese, light rain. spells what? >> trouble? >> bad drivers not you or me. >> the other guy. >> the other guy, though, he could be a tool sometime. >> a what? >> a tool. >> okay. >> yes. >> so that's -- or let's say a bad driver. if you are driving out there, please be careful. let's go to the livermore area. altamont pass you can see stop and go traffic. no major problems but it's slow and there have been m

and he believe it or not this is a church building in chapel of santa maria de young julie into chino. the architect is mario botha. a sixty five metre viaducts leads to the round chapel a building that resembles an ancient and the theater. just as unusual as the church of sun goto interior italy. and the chapel of every near paris. and overview of boxes designs is currently on exhibit in locarno switzerland. near. the architecture itself speaks to us through its silence the sacred spaces of silence have a very expressive power a little fold is but a see. they embody the idea of gravity the idea of light the idea of transition and these are the very principles of architecture and keep your states would been fucked up to go an equal. this is how we normally imagine churches the madonna does so so in look on. his home city of to chino sacred symbols are everywhere the same goes for the valley mud northfield lake majority. but in the mountain village of morn you mahdi go back to change the landscape in the ninety's an avalanche had buried the town in one thousand nine hundred six. but de

believe it or not this is a church and chapel of santa maria de yon journey into chino. the architect is mario botha. a sixty five metre viaducts leads to the round chapel a building that resembles an ancient amphitheater. just as unusual as the church of sun voto interior italy. and the chapel of every near paris. and overview of boxes designs is currently on exhibit in locarno switzerland. the architecture itself speaks to us through its silence the sacred spaces of silence have a very expressive power a little fold is but a see. they embody the idea of gravity. the idea of transition and these are the very principles of architecture to keep us they swear that fucked up to go and. this is how we normally imagine churches the madonna discussed so in look on. his home city of to chino sacred symbols are everywhere the same goes for the valley mud north of lake majority. but in the mountain village of morn you mahdi go back to change the landscape in the ninety's an avalanche had buried the town in one thousand nine hundred six. designed to. remembrance called the chapel

looks like santa maria is taking the bulk of this but it's very close. we will keep an eye on that as far as heaviest precipitation. 50s on the temps very mild. sfo at 58 degrees. low 50s for some. mid-50s for others. everyone is within a couple degrees and the air is saturated. so any breaks in the clouds probably won't last long and allow development of cloud cover to give us off and on rain. and rain forecast looks impressive for some. okay for us. we are going to get some good rain out of it. towards san joaquin valley. that's a lot of rain for they will. 60s on the temps. mostly cloudy off and on rain. and when it starts at 4 in the morning, sal would say, it's going to be a tough commute. >> there you go. >> definitely. >>> one of the things that we have to worry about when you leave the house at the other person driving near you may not be able to handle the weather. so you should drive slowly and be prepared for anything. let's look at solano commute. vacaville vallejo, it's a nice commute so far across the carquinez bridge. it's wet but lightly

a lot of areas santa maria, san luis obispo is getting good rain as well. thunderstorms went through yesterday. you can see that line up to this area. moderate to heavy rain continues to move through. and for us, that's the song of the morning. rain. let it rain and that's when's happening here. it's going to be a reiny morning some of these will be moderate to heavy. some not so much. but the mainline looks to be stretching from the east bay back over the to pi nine la. breezy to wind -- peninsula. breezy to windy. 35 mice per hour gust. to the north, a little let up. western sonoma county parts of mend soono. but moving through lake county right now and the line from san a ramon to hayward and san mateo. it's a pretty good certainly by morgan hill no gilroy and there's the line going towards palo alto redwood city and half- moon bay. 50, 60s on the temps. snow and winter storm warning is out. snow level looks to be above lake level. this system will continue to rotate in with the warm sector and the cold part arrives tonight. rain and wind 60s on the temp

this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news grid the exodus from eastern go to two thousand more people have left the besieged damascus suburbs this friday and on .

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is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm from al santa maria welcome to the newsgroup a new layer of suffering for the proceeds people all of these. activists have released video of what looks like phosphorus bombs being dropped on the syrian suburbs.

own from the revolution that ended three decades of the long presidency of hosni mubarak kemal santa maria looks at egypt's political ups and downs since his dramatic fall. remember this it's hard to forget really an eighteen day revolution it's hot in cairo's tahrir square which brought down a president so firmly entrenched in egyptian life i called him the pharaoh but equally a revolution can be something which goes full circle and it's hard to argue that it's not happened in egypt seven years later the play is largely the same just with a different cast. after president hosni mubarak stepped down in two thousand and eleven the army took power but for months the protests continued egyptians were not happy with the slow pace of reform they eventually got a national unity government by the end of that year followed by a presidential election in june of two thousand and twelve which was won by this man the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi think about how big a deal this was the leader of a party with islamic principles which had been banned in the mubarak years was now the democratically e

this is al-jazeera and live in studio forty zero headquarters in doha until santa maria welcome to the news the saudi crown prince goes to the united kingdom and people across london they know all about it ahmed been solomon's visit has been marked by a massive p r.

this is al-jazeera and watch the studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news seven years seven years of year of killing of suffering of political paralysis which has reduced so much of syria to rubble we will see in this newsgroup what the chances are for an end to this.

are heroes in his honor even today the town still calls itself the city of books the monastery of santa maria to gratify datta is said to have been built on the remains of a summer villa reputedly owned at one time by the roman philosopher cicero. a monastery constructed on classical philosophical ground the perfect environment for a book hunter like bizzare and. carnal bizzare and was the abbot at his monastery a greek enclave in a roman catholic while. the monastery is famous for its restoration workshop in which time seems to have stood still. centuries old books are restored and rebound with techniques that are every bit as old. it can be assumed that manuscripts made from hyde will enjoy for around four hundred years even longer if the climate is particularly dry. paper doesn't survive quite that long if a book is not copied or restored within this time frame there is a risk of it decaying so preserving books says always been a race against time. the enemies of ancient books are numerous and varied. a whole army of tiny creatures abounds in old photos. the book worm has plenty of company

and the santa maria. built in the name of the church during this time in european history. the celebrated advancements in art and exploration come at a hefty price. >> all of the beauty and creativity that we think of now as the renaissance, a lot of the work was financed by corruption. you want the chapel. it's paid for by bribery. a lot of that beauty flip side was brutality. >> the church is very human. made up of sinful people striving to live a life according to to the spirit and yet we fl. and big men with big titles fall. >> we always have to remember that the history of the papacy is not always a good history. >> behind the iconic images of the 15th and 16th century. lie webs of scandal, violence sdp surrounding the popes of the time. >> the thing you have to remember about this moment in history there is no other game in town. but catholicism. the higher up you get in the organization which is kind of multi-national. by this time. the more important your influence is and the pope is the ceo of the global institution. >> in italy at this time was an unbelievably dan

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this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news grid now the step forward on the korean peninsula the north and south of a. summit in eleven years next month the result of more talks this tuesday between south korea's special envoy and kim jong un and kim is even suggesting north korea could give up its nuclear weapons under the right conditions also on the grid the fighting goes on in eastern is deployed but not all of it makes it through and more than seven hundred people have now been killed but for those still left in the besieged syrian on pipe there may be a window russia is offering rebels passage to leave the area and in sport a man breaks his foot on the this man is paid. one hundred thirty one thousand dollars a week to use that foot we're talking brazilian. and how the injury affects the fortunes of his club. and his country just one hundred. can you measure a country india is trying to do just that with body scanners and thousands of volunteers they're hoping to come up with their own without having

they've had a .03 or .04 from santa maria to santa barbara. things are picking up south of monterey. that makes sense. throughout the day, this will intensify. and that is the burn areas that are of concern. not too much right now. pretty good so far. but flash flood watch kicks in at 5:00 and goes until 5:00 tomorrow. then tomorrow things start to pick up. certainly wednesday night and watch what happens thursday. that's our best system. nothing excessive though. that is all focused to the south of us. any time -- sometimes it just move -- just moving north can make a big impact on the rainfall projections. everybody is pretty close. moss beach at 54. fremont at 54. truckee's snow level is up, up, up. it will go up to 7,000 feet or higher. winter storm watch starts tomorrow. then the cold air comes in. then it goes down to 4,000, maybe 3500 feet by friday. to the north picking up as well. nothing too heavy. a couple one hundredths in marin county. so throughout the day a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain. that's the -- almost -- it'

that area and yellow up near the top near santa maria denotes a recommended evacuation warning. who live in the areas devastated by the thomas and fires had until noon today to leave their home. you'll remember in january, 21 people in montecito were killed by mudslides triggered by big storms. this new storm may bring even more rain between five-10 inches of rain is expected in the santa barbara hills. starting tonight. in january, the area got less overall rain, but they came in a very short time spent. >> let's check in with our meteorologist. the southern part of the state taking the brunt of this. >> definitely looking at that possibility of land and mud and water flow in that area. upwards of 5 inches, maybe even more of rain expected by the end of the week. if you take a look at storm tracker 2 you can see the entire state heading in on this event. which is good news. but over southern california and central california, that's where the brunt of that moisture is going to move across and you can kind of see it right in here with all that cloud cover. we are on the northern

a lot of rain coming down in santa barbara montecito and santa maria. we are into wednesday morning. they are still getting wet and we are getting straggling this. there is the big hit. 6 pm wednesday santa barbara again malibu ventura. that is our big event overnight wednesday into thursday morning. much heavier to the south. a lot going on. we will track it. things will change. the timing changes. it is not going to be a big snow producer in the mountains. it is a warm enough event we will see rain on some of the snow that fell in the lower elevations. because of the dynamics of being on the north side of a low which is not the strongest place to be in terms of rainfall. we will get an inch and a half over the course of three or four days. southern california king get five inches of rain and some of those other locations.>>> the montecito thing is coming into play.>>> coming up facebook facing a backlash. how a trump campaign consultant accessed user data of millions. >>> it is happening again. another star player on the warriors was injured against th

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. >> my parish in santa maria, where i live, and the kids come once a month to sort and help organizeaken to containers at the port of oakland and turned over to a big vida supporter, otis mcallister. it's a global trading company and major importer of quinoa from farmers living in the peruvian andes. >> people live in very humble circumstances, and there's a real need for modern medical equipment there. >> otis mcallister donated 18 container shipments to vida usa, carrying more than $15 million in aid in 2015. their humanitarian decision made good business sense. >> we offload the medical equipment in lima, and then from there it's put on trucks that wind their way up through the mountains, and when they arrive, they distribute those products. and then we, in turn, load those trucks with quinoa. >> this is a very exciting day for the hospital, it's in one of the poorest areas of lima, and all of the vida supplies that came from emeryville are right here being delivered at this moment. the need is enormous. there are a million people in this district in lima. >> [ speaking spanish ]

from about santa maria south to malibu. in the central coast and south coast, it's really going to be a lot of rain. for us, we are on the north and. there is the low. it sits around all weekend gives us that unstable pattern. similar to what we saw last week, except not a cold core system. this is a warmer system and so we should not see the thunderstorms and funnel clouds and things of that nature. but, we will see scattered showers starting tomorrow afternoon, after lunch time. and kind of lingering on and off. notice, this is all low-grade stuff. at least that's how it looks now. the problem for the commute will not be the showers. but something to think about in terms of an umbrella. tomorrow starts off mostly cloudy. then by lunchtime, you get into sprinkles and light showers with temperatures in the upper 50s. the afternoon commute might be damp, but not story. see you back here with the long- range model. >>> in alameda, crews today closed down both lanes of the posey tube for emergency underground repairs. the pose

. >> santa maria sane lieu business bow. they have had a lot more.hey are not done yet but so far about 4/10 and a half in. we have our own rain issues here and that's pretty good for russian river marin county and for the santa cruz mountains. off and on rain today. cold front comes in along with the low thursday. rain, wind and cold air spills in friday. one more system on saturday. and people are asking me steve, we have a baseball or softball game do you think? write me friday the answer is no i he doesn't think you get it but things could change. i can't keep up. 2 1/2 in marin. mount debe a lo over -- diablo over 2. kentfield 2 1/2. occidental over 2. mill valley 1.68. scotts valley. and san francisco, now.9. oakland hills have had a inch plus. sfo.46 and san mateo is in there as well. we have some of that demoist -- deep moisture move out but it's lifting back in because the -- because the low is tapping into eat. coming from the west southwest very muggy and humid. the air is saturated off and on rain. we will take it -- it will take us throu

they are getting hammered, especially around santa barbara and santa maria area. san luis obispo. we are getting showers. we have seen up to a quarter inch, half inch of rain in many locations. and in our area, you can see the sweet spot for this deal. that is where most of the moisture is, down the coast from santa barbara. montecito is in here. but where we lie to the north, we are seeing a scattered showers with less dynamics. that's why you will notice there is not a lot of wind. you can see scattered showers up around sacramento and throughout the region. it's not that is coming down hard, it's coming down consistently and light. you've got an afternoon commute getting hammered with wet roadways and poor visibility. as we head into tomorrow, we are going to get back into the same deal. more rain in the forecast. plus, i think things will ramp up as we head into tomorrow night, with some significant rain totals. so, this is what weather for sure and an umbrella will be needed the next 48 hours. >>> we are learning new details about this morning's school shooting in southern ma

who would have thought that a church could look like this it's the chapel of santa maria deli actually and to chino the architect is mario potter. a sixty five metre long viaduct leads to the round chapel a building like an amphitheater. just as unusual the church of sun falta in the italian city of turin. and the cathedral of if near paris. an overview of potus designs is currently on exit and look out switzerland. here to the panel couldn't see the architect just speaks to us through its silence he prays the no prayer in these sacred spaces of silence have a very expressive power. they embody the idea of gravity the idea of light the form of transition but. these are the very principles of aga tech. mario bot has set an example in the mountain village of manju in the ninety's and the avalanche had buried the village and nine hundred eighty six but designed the modern chapel of sun giovani but to stop. the church has a decorative chessboard pattern and is a site for visitors far beyond the reach of the marble and granite come from the nearby patchy our valley. a few that they seem pre

be the third presidential vote since egypt's revolution seven years ago and to syria's come all santa maria looks now at the political ups and downs in egypt since the fall of hosni mubarak. but remember this it's hard to forget really an eighteen day revolution it's hot in cairo's tahrir square which brought down a president so firmly entrenched in egyptian life i call them the pharaoh but equally a revolution can be something which goes full circle and it's hard to argue that's not happened in egypt seven years later the play is largely the same just with a different cast. after president hosni mubarak stepped down in two thousand and eleven the army took power but for months the protests continued egyptians were not happy with the slow pace of reform they eventually got a national unity government by the end of that year followed by a presidential election in june of two thousand and twelve which was won by this man the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsy think about how big a deal this was the leader of a party with islamic principles which had been banned in the mubarak years was now the

santa maria welcome to the new rocket and the mentally deranged. that is what they called each other remember across the miles but now kim jong. un calls to meet face to face after the u.s. president accepted kim's invitation but exactly are we looking at here is it a potential breakthrough in the north korean nuclear crisis or. from the us also on the grid inside a free not correspondent takes us into the northern syria region at the center of a battle between turkish forces and kurdish fighters while in the more has made it through but the government. has not stopped and india supreme court has decided to allow so-called passive that is the removal of treatment which then hastens a person's death and then the decision that has provoked plenty of heated debate including online where euthanasia is the top story in india we've asked many of you what you think of the passive euthanasia court really. that's the hash tag. you're with the news grid streaming online through facebook dot com and what a difference seven. makes remember last september when

this is al-jazeera and watch the studio fourteen here at zero headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news seven years seven years of year of killing of suffering of political paralysis which has reduced so much of syria to rubble we will see in this newsgroup what the chances are for an end to this conflict and how it got to this stage perhaps how was it allowed. we're also talking medics and rescue workers and politicians about how they continue to try to get their voices heard especially online i'm leah harding connected us with the hash tag a.j. news but. also on the grid a denial from moscow is u.k. russia relations break down even further russia says the very idea it was behind the poison attack on a russian double agent in england is insight in while the british prime minister to resign is visiting salzburg for the first time since the attack and toys are no longer us the retailer synonymous with child spy all over the world is to close its remaining u.s. stores we look at why toys r us seemingly any longer in a fast changing tell. you'll win. the news read my on

is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm come on santa maria welcome to the newsgroup a truce of sorts in eastern crudes. syrian government bombardments a group of rebels has agreed to a cease fire and one possibly on life some fighters have already surrendered the only thing that we wonder is this not definitively a losing battle for the anti us it's great another white house shakeup. outs. john bolton is in as national security adviser but is the appointment of someone who has previously advocated military action against north korea and iraq affect america's foreign policy now and pull back a warning for the u.s. off the donald trump it's just sometimes on chinese goods beijing says it doesn't want to trade war but isn't scared to engage in what we're going to look at exactly what is a trifle what it means for the global economy and one. and only a hearty female students in southern india are protesting with watermelons that's treating quite a buzz online we'll tell you what's behind the outrage you can access the hash tag . look at the news

this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha santa maria welcome to the new street it is the march for their lives thousands of young americans and their supporters out on the streets of major u.s. cities this saturday pushing for stronger gun control after the pump from school fees we will be live at the main event in washington d.c. and looking at how the movement is playing out across the world and. also on the grid the democratic republic of congo where violence goes on people remain displaced the president still hasn't stepped down and now the government is causing a united nations donor conference in its name because of what it feels on negative connotations and all over the world eight thirty pm is earth hour sixty minutes what i want to turn down strong attention to planet earth from the environmental issues that yes it is quiet. but does it get people thinking about our plate. and. she was seen as a symbol of resistance for palestine we'll tell you how people online are reacting to the passing of singer and activist kareem and i am has lef

. >> en santa marÍa colman, en el estado de mÉxico, esta tradiciÓn milenaria, es la celebraciÓn opuestaspuÉs de preparar el fuego en que calientan piedras volcÁnicas un grupo de 15 personas entran en Él. >> es un especie que representa el vientre de la madre tierra en el cual entramos a gestar de nuevo nuestra vida. >> purifico aro nuestra mente, emociones, nuestro espÍritu para poder tener una vida mÁs conscientes que al final de cuentas es la mayor intenciÓn. >> estÁ comprobado y se ha sabido que es muy benÉfico a nivel fÍsico, psicolÓgico, nivel espiritual, nivel enÉrgico. >> es un espacio que te permite una medicina holÍstica. >> es una muy buena bonita forma de regresar como algui vientre tu madre naturaleza y ser una persona nueva. >> brindar este ritual a los 4 elementos a los 4 punto carnales regalar a la tierra para que beba de nuestra energÍa, regresar alguien entre para cargarnos de energÍa, la verdad que son frases que nos llenan de mucha esperanza en el momento tan complicado que vivimos en la humanidad y gracias a personas como ellos que siguen llevando estos rituales. >>

. >> julio santa marÍa, traslada pasajeros del aeropuerto internacional de salvador, vivÓo 15 aÑos enen inglÉs cÓmo se debe hablar allÁ. >> ellos son parte de un grupo de 15 regresados que han sido contratados por una empresa de transporte compartido de pasajeros que ha identificado en ellos un gran potencial. (hablan inglÉs) una de sus ventajas es hablar inglÉs, pero no la Única, sino que ademÁs conocen en estados unidos, segÚn nos dijo el gerente quien un empresario que decidiÓ invertir a su paÍs. >> es un mito que un inmigrante es una carga para cualquier naciÓn. >> se sienten cÓmodos porque saben que estÁn hablando con una persona que sabe de donde vienen ellos. >> eso es lo que hace que turistas como armando los prefieran. >> yo siento que ahora si Útil a pesar de todos los pro y contra que tenemos cuando venimos deportados. >> dicen estar orgulloso de haber encontrado un empleo en el aeropuerto el mismo lugar que los recibiÓ cuando fueron deportados de estados unidos, en san salvador, noticias telemundo. >> en minutos regreso con mÁs noticia aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" por lo pronto

yo se que marÍa antonieta collins, quien tambiÉn ha estado aquÍ guatemala y ha tenido la experiencia de vivir la semana santaen vivo desde iztapalapa con una cobertura de costa a costa. ♪ >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, ♪(bebé lloran)o ♪ ♪ ♪ cuidadosamente hecho para romperse. nuevo, de magnum. satcha: de pelÍcula fue la balacera que sembrÓ el caos en una barberÍa de california. el incidente comenzÓ cuando alguien llamÓ a la policÍa por una riÑa familiar pero una de los sujetos estaba armado y empezÓ a disparar en cuanto llegaron los agentes queines lo abatieron. una cÁmara corporal registrÓ los momentos en los que te escuchan las detonaciones y se ve como un oficial irrumpe en local con pistola en mano. patios inundados y calles como rÍos caudalosos y edificaciones en ruinas, ese es el paisaje que impera en texas en donde una tormenta dejÓ sin electricidad a mÁs de un centenar de personas. un tornado golpeÓ el condado arkansas y causÓ daÑos en dos viviendas. -- el condado aranzas. los trabajadores no sufrieron heridas. la violencia de las farc sigue viva fuera de las fronteras e

santa rosa. threats were also made at maria carillo high school in santa rosa as well. >>> walking down the sidewalk and then tragedy strikes. the new details about the north bay teenager killed in a hit-and-run crash. a vigil underway at this hour and the person police want to speak with. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a now storm system lining up for this weekend. rain building off to the south by 9:00 a.m. on saturday. the full time line of this, you have the little league plans this weekend. that is coming up in about eight minutes. >>> also people in san francisco will do almost anything to stop all of those car break-ins and that includes this peculiar sign. we'll tell you about it, next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. a deadly hi

santa en vivo desde antigua guatemala. alan: quÉ belleza, hasta las alfombras, ese trabajo que se lleva horas. marÍa: días, y es efÍmero.de los costaleros, los cargadores. escucha la mÚsica, allÍ es clarines, fanfarrias y tambores. alan: igual es tambores. marÍa: así es, igual es en iztapalapa. karla: le tendremos lo que