you were recently in the california area and the san diego area. youru watch, and in experience, are there more people than ever that you saw coming through, more traffic coming through? caller: there is -- guest: there is. there is a most since 2006-20 07. they had the highest apprehensions in the border patrols 95 your history. in the border patrol last week, they have two walls in san diego. it is really unusual. they have what they call an enforcement area so you have one wall 18 feet tall in the front, closest to mexico, and then you have an open area called the enforcement area, where if someone gets over the wall, they are stuck there. there's a second while parallel to the first 30 feet tall. bordereas at the don't have this, but san diego, in the 1990's, had the most people coming over in that region. they really stepped up their approach. they are finishing the second wall. one funny thing i saw, the reason, the last part of the front wall, there is a house on the mexico and tijuana side that backs up to the fence. construction has been s

diego and doesn't pay them enough money to live in san diego. >> reporter: and it's not just san diego. our investigation revealed one in three children attending d.o.d.-run schools on military bases are also eligible for free and reduced lunch. at fort stewart in georgia, a wh 65% are eligible. the department of defense declined our multiple requests for an interview instead, sending an email saying, the problem is minimal, that military members are very well paid, that there is a subsidized grocery store on each base, and that families can avail themselves of the financial literacy training the military provides. >> i think it is a national outrage. >> reporter: senator tammy duck worth of illinois, a former helicopter pilot, is sponsoring legislation that would lift some military families higher above the poverty line >> it's not a minimum -- frankly, instead of ignoring it, we should be fixtion it so they can go their jobs without worrying whether their kids have empty bellies. >> reporter: so the estimate to fund what you think is needed is somewhere between 20 and $30 million? >>

jorge: la tragedia golpeÓ a la popular feria del condado de san diego. un niÑo falleciÓ, tres menores enfermaron, por contaminaciÓn con la bacteria e-coli. repor con la trÁgica muerte de un niÑo de dos aÑos de edal con e coli, despuÉs de visitar la feria del condado de san diego, se dispuso el cierre de la popular exhibiciÓn de animales. se incluyÓ la sección de mascotas para acariciar. el cierre se hizo recomendaciÓn nuestra, indicÓ el director de epidemiologÍa del condado de san diego. dijo que hasta ahora se han registrado cuatro casos en total de niÑos aa los e coli. descartÓ que el origen sean alimentos preparados. aclaro que de los cuatro casos, solamente un niÑo tuvo contacto directo con algunos de los animales. el niÑo tuyo diarrea y sangrado. debido a que la baterÍa le provocÓ complicaciones con sus riÑones. hoy, en la casa del niÑo, donde vimos este pequeÑo globo deseando pronto restablecimiento de salud, nadie saliÓ a la puerta. >> a mÍ me preocupan mis hijos. reportero: la noticia ha provocado preocupaciones de padre d

en san diego al sur de california, donde empieza una serie de tres >> cómo está el corazón ? >> olvídate del corazón, estamos realmente cansados >> siempre que el equipo esté ganando esto siempre libia >> hay nombres como atléticos de auckland yanquis de nueva york que va a pasar ? >> es una cosa difícil >> la respuesta no es fácil te podría decir yo, pero con el derecho del equipo está ganando ha perdido solo cuatro campeonatos, se les ha hecho sumamente difícil porque si cambia porque necesita ayuda, >> para cerrar ahora si quiere un pronóstico emocionante que pasa el fin de semana ? >> este fin de semana ganan >> él están san diego >> erwin te mando un abrazo, sino que a las tres victorias de california hacemos una pausé volvemos con telemundo 48 >> bueno perfecto han venido de menor a mayor los gigantes pero nos tienen acostumbrados a eso, cuando sido campeones, y de 14 y 16 tienen al final >> que les parece si vamos a una pausa >> le vamos a mostrar una de la enfermedades más peligrosas por contagio de mosquito >> se realizaban transacciones de droga en los

el comiccon de san diego fue perfecto para que marvel presentara las nuevas series y pelÍculas de la fase 4 de su universo cinematogrÁfico. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> quÉ tal, bienvenidos, buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarme en este lunes, le saluda felicidad. >> desde temo palabra esta maÑana el pueblo puertorriqueÑo se ha unido en protesta en su exigencia al gobernador ricardo rossellÓ que renuncie al cargo, se han congregado en el estadio de san juan para recorrer su ruta hacia el expreso las amÉricas, lourdes ha seguido a los manifestantes, cuÉntanos, adelante. >> asÍ es, nos encontramos en el expreso las amÉricas, la gran avenida que se han tomado por completo, como puedes ver hay gente en todas partes que ha salido a reclamar la renuncia de ricky rossellÓ, estÁn diciendo que no lo quieren de gobernador. hemos visto que han llegado familias completas a protestar, les querÍa preguntar cÓmo se encuentran el dÍa de hoy y cÓmo se sienten de haber venido a esta protesta. >> bien, contenta de apoyar a mi nieto que es el futuro de puerto rico, por eso estoy en esta lucha

you're in san diego, correct? >> right. bakersfield area. >> arthel: you're in san diego. you did say bakersfield. >> i'm definitely in san diego. >> arthel: i know where you are. thank you for letting us talk. fran is my friend, by the way. tell me what you fell there in san diego near downtown san diego. >> well, it's really interesting. i was in the master bedroom. i heard bump bump bump in the master bath that backs up to that room. i went in there to see what was going on. we have two very large glass mirrors in front of a wall. they're on steel cables. probably four feet long. they were just banging, swinging against the wall. it was a pretty good jolt. >> arthel: that's a pretty good jolt for sure. and what did you do when that happened? >> i walked to the other end of the house to see what alex heard. she had heard it. unquestionably we were having a good shake. >> arthel: go ahead. i'm sorry. >> it didn't seem to last very long. but we couldn't deny or ignore that something was going on here. >> arthel: definitely, you know, there's a possibility, fran, that you m

grand hotel which is still in san diego. >> reporter: was marched 21st, 1970. they came together with the group to host the southern california first convention to promote to the importance of the comics. >> comics are wonderful and that you can look at them from any decade in american history, and it is a timeline. it is the cats and the passion. it is the thing people are using at the time. they are a big part of history. >> reporter: today comic-con is continually making history of its own. record breaking crowds jampacked more than 600,000 square feet of exhibitor space. >> think of your grocery aisle populated by everybody in your town. that is pretty much what is is like in their. >> reporter: attendees can meet their favorite artists, purchase original artwork, shop for any kind of collectible imaginable. >> this is an amazing fantasy 15. it is a very first appearance of spiderman. it is worth $52,000. >> reporter: not in the market for shopping, there is plenty more to see. fact, comic-con gives new meaning to the practice of people watching because it

i moved to san diego in 1968. about two months later, i met sybil and i remember sitting on her living room floor. she was so maternal with all of us. >> how does the california experience compare with some of the other groups of women, geographically, across the country? did they have these tightknit communities? >> very good question. just to be clear, and you'll see this in the book, it all started here on the west coast. there's been confusion how it started. i tried to lay the timeline out. it starts with sybil and her league of wives, san diego area and the west coast, and then it spreads. it spreads to the east coast. the virginia beach community, the norfork a year station -- norfolk air station, is kind of sybil's east coast counterpart. but she comes in later to the story. sybil starts everything, founds everything, and sends these newsletters out that get to people all over the place. then it gets to the east coast, and then it comes to the colorado area with the air force wives. and then it sweeps acro

five individuals for conspiracy to interfere with the rights of a holocaust survivor in san diego who had been subjected to a vicious campaign of anti- semitic-a number of skinheads and convicted neo-nazis who had been responsible for the murder of a prominent radio host in denver. as attorney general he also fought against anti-semitic zoning discrimination in new york. unfortunately, fighting and anti-semitism perhaps the worlds oldest hatred requires unyielding vigilance. according to the fbi hate crimes based on religion have steadily grown since 2014 and anti-jewish hate crimes have consistently said that half of the total each year. more recently, horrific murders that jewish synagogues in pittsburgh and san diego have alerted us again that this is not just a problem in europe, south america and the middle east. we must confront those responsible for hateful acts wherever and whenever they are found whether in our cities, on our college campuses, in our work place, online and particularly as to those who would intimidate, terrorize or cause harm to others. i have known attorney

la encargada de la feria del condado de san diego digo que los animales serÁn retirados paradesinfectar las superficies como medida de precauciÓn. los otros tres casos fueron dos niÑas de 13 y 11 aÑos, asÍ como un niÑo de nueve que tambiÉn visitaron la feria. el dÍa 8 de junio a las niÑas, el dÍa 13 el niÑo. las autoridades del condado de san diego seÑalan que el periodo de incubaciÓn de la baterÍa de aproximadamente 10 dÍaspor lo que existe la posibilidad de que se registran mÁs casos en lo que resta de esta semana. se han detectable lava organismos microscÓpicos que son capaces de modificarse en el ser humano. se trata parÁsitos cripto puede causar diarrea durante tres semanas, segÚn la agencia para el control de enfermedades. se propaga a travÉs de las heces fecales. recientemente han aumentado los casos, aunque el problema de salud tiene soluciÓn. >> mÁs que nada hay que tomar mucho lÍquido, para reemplazar lo que estÁ pendiente con la diarrea. ramos: entre 2009 y el 2017 se reportaron mÁs de 400 casos en el paÍs, con un aumento promedio anual del 13%, segÚ

mientras que en san diego se sintiÓ el poder de la comunidad. cientos de personas marcharon hasta la frontera para ver los centros de detenciÓn de inmigración. detectaron por la condiciÓn de los inmigrantes detenidos e incluso compararon los centros de detenciÓn con campos de concentraciÓn. y cabe seÑalar que en el condado de san diego ice confirmÓ que una los operativos se lleva a cabo recientemente. la operaciÓn resultó en la operaciÓndeben-- en la detenciÓn de 20 inmigrantes, pero por cinco dÍas y terminÓ este jueves pasado. a pesar de los pasados operativostodavÍa se espera que el mayor golpe migratorio sea el domingo, o sea maÑana. pasamos a arizona con josÉ Ángel álvarez que nos cuenta de los arrestos que se dieron tras las protestas en contra de ice. josÉ: aÚn estÁn las cintas amarillas de prohibido el paso.ayer aquÍ se llevÓ a cabo una protesta que terminÓ en todo un caos, segÚn las autoridades las manifestantes detenidos estaban bloqueando la carretera e incluso, segÚn, la vÍa del tren. no obedecieron . >> fu

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que hacerlo es los Ángeles y san diego >> la parroquia guadalupe de san josÉ tendrÁ sus puertas abiertas para ayudar a familias que teman ser deportadas >> en la misa dominical le entregarÁn tarjetas para que sepan quÉ hacer >> los que estÁn en casas, los pueden arrestar >> policÍas de san josÉ sir uniform iglesias ya que no estÁn c colaborando con los agentes de i ice, coincidentemente siete alcaldes de estas localidades son afroamericanos dos son latinos y solo uno el alcalde de nueva york es anglosajÓn, los polÍticos dicen que los d demÓcratas podrÍan estar subestimando los mensajes en contra de los inmigrantes >> telemundo 48 estÁ realizando un banco de llamados con expertos listo para contestar todas sus preguntas inmigrat inmigratorias anote >> tiene una cita con nosotros este lunes desde las 5:00 de la tarde a las 7:00 de la noche llamar al nÚmero que estÁ en pantalla >> ( nÚmero pantalla estamos aquÍ para ayudarlos nos vamos a una pausa >> a la vuelta encuentran un anciano muerto >> ademÁs sepa por quÉ si tuvo una multa en san mateo por pasar un semÁforo en rojo

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>> this is our first san diego comicon. we have been to a few before. >> with hundreds of vendors on the convention floor and a lot of freebies, there is something for everyone. >> i like to enjoy the culture and i like having fun and dressing up. >> it is my first. i am excited. >> we are excited for the experience and to see how it goes. >> this was a total of a couple of hours just doing makeup alone. >> making sure makeup does not come off is the hard part. so a lot of powder and spray. >> in san diego, mario ramirez, fox news. >>> some sweet treats to help you cool down on a summer day. >> i am ready. >> we will tell you how to get the ice cream deals at fentons creamery today. we are scooping up some goodies coming up. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. >> welcome back everybody. celebrating 125 years on this very special day. it is national ice cream day. we have fentons creamery. we have alfredo, the chief scoop. while he is scooping, let's say hello to scott. >> hello frank it. you are a big fan. whenever fentons is coming. rose

. >>> a scary warning for people headed to the beach in san diego. >>> a warning for people drive on 880, marina boulevard, a report of some debris in the roadway. we will have a look at the commute. here is what it looks like on 880, traffic looks good. >>> other weather looks good. quiet pattern, we will look coming up. >>> police in sacramento need your help to identify an abandoned child. someone dropped the girl off at a fire station sunday after saying a woman left the child with them and disappeared. the sheriff spokesperson said the girl appears to be no more than 2 years old. detectives are asking people to take a close look to see if anyone recognizes her. >>> the police department says it was aware of an officer's past misconduct but hired him anyway. deputy josh shaveys reported someone broke in to his house. the neighbors say he broke the furniture. records show the sheriff's department fired him in 2015 after an investigation concludea false police report. the pa knoll police department released this statement assaying the department was aware of a higher account there

mÁs de 2500 personas fueron sacadas de oakland y llevadas a denver, phoenix o san diego. 5750 y cuatro personas fueran deportadas por el aeropuerto de oakland. se buscaba mostrar que tenÍa una persecuciÓn en su paÍs. confirmaron que estos vuelos privados allegada a su fin y estÁn activamente revisando la situaciÓn. >> este reporte cuestionara la ley santuario que estÁ en efecto en diferentes ciudades del Área de la bahÍa. muchos abogan que esto es una clara violaciÓn a dicha póliza. palmira: gracias, los funcionarios pÚblicos y algunos lÍderes comunitarios de oakland reaccionaron a lo ocurrido. miguel, te escuchamos. >> hablÉ con una experta en temas de migraciÓn y dice que no estÁ segura de cÓmo ocurrió. la noticia de que ice utilizaba el aeropuerto de oakland para deportar inmigrantes provocÓ sorpresa en algunos. nos enviaron el siguiente comunicado. la oficina de la alcaldesa es una preocupaciÓn. los valores de oakland llevan a entender el proceso. los grupos por almirantes prefirieron no dar su opiniÓn. los representantes de caridades catÓlicas dicen que siguen

cleat democrat nancy skinner and republican joel anderson of san diego county. was signed by governor jerry brown. >>> new video of a violent lover squirrel on a flight to california. >> this happened on sunday at american airlines flight before he took off from miami to los angeles. some say incidents are not at all surprising. >> times are changing and people feel free to act out whatever they feel like doing. >> the flight was delayed but finally took off. the man was books and it is not clear if the woman was arrested. >>> a wildfire and napa county getting closer to containment. the so-called canyon fire began on monday. it burned about 64 acres but calfire said no buildings have been damaged or destroyed and there are no injuries of the

i'm looking at that shot, like wow it's sunday, sunny at the beach in san diego. a lot of times it's foggy. that's what we're seeing in san francisco this morning, starting out with some mostly cloudy, foggy conditions, a live look in oakland as you get ready to shed out the door and the clouds are a little bit higher. on your way out the door to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station upper 50s and we'll see skies clearing throughout the morning. a slow warmup in temperatures as we stay in the 60s. this is a live look outside in san jose as we see cloudy skies rolling by. cool temperatures, so grab a jacket before you step out and then later on today, t-shirt will be all you'll need because our temperatures will reach into the upper 70s and low 80s for many of our inland areas, but there will be a few spots reaching the upper 80s, like antioch, up to 86 degrees. also 86 in ukiah, while santa rosa will see a high of 82 degrees there and low 60s in san francisco. we have some very brisk winds picking up and also the marine layer at about 1500 feet and below. we'll see the l

. >>> beach goers in san diego are being warned to watch out for sting rays. it is normal for sting rays to come into shallow water, but yesterday more than 30 people were stung by sting rays at beaches in san diego. that is far more than usual. being stung is rarely deadly but it can be very painful. the best advice is to shuffle your feet when you get into the water. that usually scares off the sting rays. >>> yeah, the sting rays, they hurt when they hit you for sure. and remember the old croc hunter guy. he was killed by a sting ray. >> gosh, i can't remember. >> it is rare. >> sting rays, they don't typically kill you, but it's amazing that that killed him and that how painful those things are when you get one. so that's in southern california. up here that's not something we deal with too often. a nice looking forecast for the fourth of july. and if you are planning on some beach activities, just be safe. the weather might be cooperating in terms of fog. it's not going to be hot. it's going be a lot like what we're seeing for temperatures. but we are goi

diego and doesn't pay them enough money to live in san diego. >> it's not just san diego. our investigation revealed, one in three children attending d.o.d. run schools on military bases are also eligible for free and reduced lunch. at fort stewart in georgia, a whopping 65% are eligible the department of defense declined our multiple requests for interview, instead sending an email saying the problem is minimal. military members are very well paid that there is a subsidized grocery store on each base and that families can avail themselves of the financial literacy training the military provides >> i think it is a national outrage. >> senator tammy duckworth of illinois is sponsoring completion would lift some of legislation elimination that would lift som military families higher than the poverty line >> frankly, instead of ignoring it, we should be fixing it so they can do their jobs without y orrying about whe bellies. >> so the estimate is between $20 and $30. million dollars? fr >> yes a drop in the bucket >> meanwhile, the meyer kids are about to get a big surprise d

for more i'm joined now by daniel raydon correspondent at n.b.c. 7 in san diego by phone daniel i've lived in los angeles for 12 years and know what a terribly surreal feeling it is to sit through an earthquake tell us what you experienced during this quake. yes i thank you for having me it was around dinner time when the earthquake struck i was with a big group of people in a restaurant and the table was swaying you could feel it i was about 400 kilometers from the epicenter. but you could still very much feel that there was something happening. quite a bit of panic over here in southern california. we just heard that official say that this was a real bus she quenched what's the latest on the situation right now. there is a shared feeling among residents here in california because we are used to seeing smaller earthquakes but having to in a row like this there was a 7 point one today there was also a 6.4 quake that happen on thursday and that's making a lot of the residents over here very concerned that there's going to be even a big one in the coming days like the officials are say

san diego comic- con. >> it's crazy. like there are so many people and there's so much excitement. >> reporter: half a century ago the event started in the basement at the san diego with attendees. and in the decades since, not only has it exploded into a massive event drawing people you will expect. lobe -- are here is ridiculous. >> reporter: it's morphed from being solely comic book based to an immersive experience featuring more than 1000 exhibits and animation movies, shows and games. many die hard devotees using comic-con as a chance to dress up as their favorite characters. >> one time of year where you can come be whatever you want and no one is going to judge you. >> reporter: the fun doesn't just take place within the convention center. thousands of unticketed guests can attend similar themed events around the city. comic-con runs through sunday. lauren blanchard, fox news. >> it is the trailer for , tom make thannouncement. here's the trailer. >> the end is inevitable, maverick, your kind is headed for extinct

diego y resulto en la detenciÓn de 20 inmigrantes. duro por cinco dÍas y terminÓ este jueves pasado. se espera que el mayor golpe migratorio sea este domingo. hay una orden final de expulsiÓn y otros punitivos de las autoridades migratorias que representan una amenaza para la seguridad publica. >> a raÍz de estos operativos, organizaciones pro inmigrantes se han organizado a lo largo y ancho de todo el paÍs, para protestar en contra de estas detenciones, en san diego ciertas personas marcharon hacia la frontera para ver con sus ojos esos centros de migraciÓn de atenciÓn, protestaron por el tratamiento de los inmigrantes detenidos e incluso compararon estos lugares con los campos de concentraciÓn. se ha realizado manifestaciones este fin de semana de las redadas que es deportar a inmigrantes ya tienen orden de deportaciÓn. y en el estado de colorado las personas realizaron una vigilia en aurora, ocurriÓ fuera al centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes de los que pudieron no para de gritar que cierren los centro de detenciones" pe

diego pre-show that day thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world. a team of swiss scientists says planting one trillion trees would be enough to absorb the c o 2 emissions that are fueling the world's climate crisis the trees would cover a landmass the size of the united states but they say it's no substitute for using less nonrenewable energy sources. dozens of animal rights activists have protested the running of the ball in spain this weekend event she's hundreds of people run through. streets from bowls activists say the animals are tortured and killed supporters say the event millions of euros to the. thousands of people have celebrated in sudan after opposition leaders and the ruling military reached a power sharing agreement under the deal a joint military civilian council the country for the next. sudan has been shaken by protests since the ousting of longtime president al bashir in april. pro-government rallies have been reported in venezuela as the country marks its independence day a large crowd of anti government demonstrators are also i

diego and doesn't pay them enough money to live in san diego. chances are, while the service member is deployed in a combat area, wearing the uniform of our country, they are going to be worried that their family back home is living below the poverty level and doesn't have enough to eat. >> reporter: it's not just san diego. nbc news obtained records from the department of defense. they show that one in three children attending schools on military bases run by dod are eligible for free and reduced lunch. a group working with military families to get them the help they say they need tells us the problem is widespread. >> we've identified that there are food pantries on or near almost every military base in this country they're serving hundreds of military families each month >> reporter: something he says the military tries to keep as quiet as possible. >> i think for dod, this is a public relations issue they would rather it just kind of went away or was dealt with quietly. >> reporter: we wanted to talk to the department of defense about all of

serÍa conocer el primero comunicado que menos 20 personas eran detenidas en el condado de san diego. >> de esas 20 cia de los siete estaban en la lista. lo que implica que 13 de las personas son personas arrestadas de manera colateral. >> en las calles hay preocupaciÓn incluso en los que tienen documentos para permanecer estados unidos. pero mientras siga la amenaza en contra de la comedia latina de san diego los integrantes continuarÁn realizando los patrullajes comunitarios para evitar mÁs separaciones de familias. fÉlix: guatemala cancelÓ el encuentro de maÑana en la casa blanca entre el presidente de ese paÍs y trump. se dijo que se reprograma de la cita ata con cc resultados de acuerdos legales. el tÉrmino significa que cuando una persona abandona su paÍs para solicitar asilo en otro este segundo paÍs puede negarse a recibirlo y remitirlo a un tercero que pueda darle las mismas atenciones. el presidente trump defendiÓ que los centro de detenciÓn de migrantes en la zona fronterizaestÁn vistos y bien gestionados. el mandatario dijo que una prueba de esa realidad se pu

grant hotel in san diego. with no attendees. in this decade cents that only has it exploded into a massive event drawing people from around the globe.>> it is crazy. it is more than you expect. the amount of people who are here is ridiculous.>> reporter: comic book base. an immersive experience featuring more than 1000 exhibits and animation movies shows and games.>>> 8000 of those folks got quite the surprise when actor tom cruise showed up to premier the first trailer for the long-awaited top gun sql. many diehard abilities using, con as a chance to dress up as their favorite characters. some even creating their own original look. like this man. who dressed up as a darth vader donald trump hybrid. with the message make the deaf start great again. >>> the one time of year you can be whatever you want.>> reporter: the fund doesn't just take place in the convention center. dozens thousands of guest around the city. >>>, con runs through sunday.>>> it is unusual way to help kids navigate life. a former football coach will bring th

narrator: giselle esteban, one of michelle's best friends in high school, down in san diego. but not just michelle's friend, a friend of the family. giselle was a fixture around the house, spent hours with all of those cousins. and then after high school in 2002, the two friends both moved to san francisco to attend college. and that's where giselle fell in love, and got pregnant, moved in with her boyfriend, scott, and then broke up with him three years later. the trouble came when michelle stayed friends with scott, with that boyfriend, after the breakup. and that just didn't sit well with giselle. though really, it wasn't such a big deal. still, just to cover all the bases, late saturday night, ritchie dropped in on giselle to ask what she knew. inspector ritchie (recording): we're here about michelle le. giselle (recording): who? inspector ritchie (recording): michelle. giselle (recording): oh, god. what about her? inspector ritchie (recording): she went missing last night from her work. giselle (recording): ok. inspector ritchie (recording): and talking to, uh, her frien

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>> love the feeling. 34 years ago, i made a movie in san diego right here. i actually shot it across the street at a restaurant. this is our very first trailer. you are the first people in the world to see it. >> the 57-year-old top gun himself surprised everyone inod. >> everything you see in this film, obviously, it's for real so, we are working with the navy, all of the flying that you see in this picture, everything is real. i really wanted to give you all an experience of what it is to be inside that aircraft. >> the moment this shot played the entire room erupted in cheers. tom speeding on his motor cycle, engaged in a dog fight. and our favorite? he recreated the iconic volleyball scene. >> it's one of life's secrets, sir. >> costar jon hamm told all. >> the aerial footage is mind blowing. >> and in true tom cruise style, the movie is making hollywood history. >> they're using some technology on this that is never before seen. we are shooting the movie in 6k so, it's incredibly high def. >> the ending is inevitable, maveri maverick. >> maybe so, sir,

. >>> giants fans rocking the orange in san diego. evan longoria has been hot of late. launching to left center, ties game 2-2. third homer last two games. very next batter, alex dickerson. back-to-back, lefty, sweet swing, 3-2 giants lead. bottom four, 3-3, fernando tatis jr., that's not junior, big swing of the bat. san diego the lead. 4-4, pablo sandoval, high fly ball to center, wil myers can't find it, drops. giants retake the lead and sweep the padres. >>> leaving the warriors, burdett, exploring other options. flossing. malik dunbar, the warriors up five. miami turns it over. dubs in transition. out to travis ware, nice dribble, step back, hits three. golden state up seven. warriors up nine, half-court offensive execution, alan smooil ageech slams it home. 11-point lead. dame yan jones flies in, 15 points, 7 rebounds. heat win 73-65. >>> did you see this? you want to play in nfl, part two. boxing workout. entering 15th season, play with the buffalo bills this year. former [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help preven

. >>> giants fans rocking the orange in san diego. evan longoria has been hot of late. launching to left center, ties game 2-2. third homer last two games. very next batter, alex dickerson. back-to-back, lefty, sweet swing, 3-2 giants lead. bottom four, 3-3, fernando tatis jr., that's not junior, big swing of the bat. san diego the lead. 4-4, pablo sandoval, high fly ball to center, wil myers can't find it, drops. giants retake the lead and sweep the padres. >>> leaving the warriors, burdett, exploring other options. flossing. malik dunbar, the warriors up five. miami turns it over. dubs in transition. out to travis ware, nice dribble, step back, hits three. golden state up seven. warriors up nine, half-court offensive execution, alan smooil ageech slams it home. 11-point lead. dame yan jones flies in, 15 points, 7 rebounds. heat win 73-65. >>> did you see this? you want to play in nfl, part two. boxing workout. entering 15th season, play with the buffalo bills this year. former ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling ele

beyond fast. >>> san diego's comic con is back this weekend for its 50th year. the convention features sneak peaks of upcoming movies and a chance to meet celebrities. some of the casting game of thrones. many attendees say their favorite part of course is dressing in costume. >>> i am robin from stranger things. i just love her character. she is strong and smart and cute.>> this was a couple hours. just doing makeup alone. getting that outfit is the easy part. makeup is the hard part. a lot of powder. 11 of setting spray.>>> it looks good. more than 135,000 people are expected at the san diego convention center over the weekend. >>> temperatures will be trending up the next few days. tomorrow we have not been talking about extreme heat. the next few days especially midweek a few spots inland to be flirting with the upper 90s. the highs from this afternoon. it was warm but not excessively hot. san jose 79. oakland 70. san francisco 66. satellite showing once again we have not completely cleared out the fog. it is getting his act together pushing back into the ba

diego and doesn't pay them enough money to live in san diego. chances are, while the service member is deployed in a combat area, wearing the uniform of our country, ty're going to be worried that their family back home is living belowerhe povty level and doesn't have enough to eat. >> it's not just san dio. nbc news obtained records from the department of defense. they show that 1 in 3 children attendingchools on military bases run by dod are eligible for free andh. reduced lu a group working with military families to get them the help they say they need tells us the problem is widespread. >> we have identified that there are food pantries on or near almost every military base in this country. they're serving hundreds of mill tae families each month. >> something he says the military tries keep quiet as possible. >> f dod, this is plic relations issue. >> we wanted to talk to the department of defense about all of this, but despite repeated es requ, they told us no one was available for an interview. instead, they sent us an email tellin us tha

it was in san diego on the first of may. you see them after 50 years. and the only reason the school has gone on and grown to what is today, internationally now they have the reputation. bar none in tactical aviation. it is up in nevada. if you go to reno go and see it. it belongs to you. you pay for it. they've got their problems now with politics. same business. it is almost come full circle from when we started. an airplane that you don't really want and don't know how to use. we won't go into much of that. it worked. the school worked because of the individual. and here's my last comment. it's not the airplane or the weapons system that wins you combat. it's the individual. it's the man or the woman driving the airplane, who is professionally excellent at what they're doing. that isn't the way we buy airplanes anymore either. anyhow, that's my billy graham for the night. larry: so, you come back, you're at 121. you're looking at the report. the co says i want you to take this, but we have no facilities. we have no money. we have a vague instruction

on the san diego side of the border. within eyesight of the border. you talk in your book about a very moving story about what happened to your mother who was a permanent resident, a green card holder in those days, that had enormous impression on your view of the immigration problem. >> right. i watched my mother be deported before my eyes, even though she of legal residency in the u.s. juan: could you read that? >> there's a story about it in the book. "my mother was a mexican woman with dark features and dark skin. she spoke english with an accent. that day as she walked seemingly alone are long the road, moving toward her where i was, she caught the attention of her border patrol agent who was looking for migrants. agents would drive up and down our streets regularly, always on the lookout for brown faces. this one stopped to question my mother about her immigration status, asking for identification. she told him she lived just up the road and could get id from home. the agent did not believe her. she told him her husband was in the house. he stil

. >>> later in sports, the padres honor -- in san diego. how they shared in the first game of the critical series. sacked a counterfeit bill operation at the state fair. how to people almost got away with turning one dollar bills into one hundred dollar bills. right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>> police in the search for a missing man is growing more urgent. he was last seen one week ago at the sonoma county fairgrounds rv park. 's truck was located the following day in the town of hartland in mendocino county. officials are concerned that he may be suicidal. searches scheduled for tomorrow to the area where his pickup was located. anyone with information is asked to call the santa rosa police department. >>>

you were recently in the california area and the san diego area. youru watch, and in experience, are there more people than ever that you saw coming through, more traffic coming through? caller: there is -- guest: there is. there is a most since 2006-20 07. they had the highest apprehensions in the border patrols 95 your history. in the border patrol last week, they have two walls in san diego. it is really unusual. they have what they call an enforcement area so you have one wall 18 feet tall in the front, closest to mexico, and then you have an open area called the enforcement area, where if someone gets over the wall, they are stuck there. there's a second while parallel to the first 30 feet tall. bordereas at the don't have this, but san diego, in the 1990's, had the most people coming over in that region. they really stepped up their approach. they are finishing the second wall. one funny thing i saw, the reason, the last part of the front wall, there is a house on the mexico and tijuana side that backs up to the fence. construction has been s

it was in san diego on the first of may. you see them after 50 years. and the only reason the school has gone on and grown to what is today, internationally now they have the reputation. bar none in tactical aviation. it's up in nevada, go and see it. it belongs to you. you pay for it. they've got their problems now with politics. it worked. we won't go into much of that. it worked. the school worked because of the individual. and here's my last comment. it's not the airplane or the weapon system that wins you combat. it's the individual. it's the man or the woman driving the airplane, who is professionally excellent at what they're doing. that isn't the way we buy airplanes anymore either. anyhow, that's that for the night. you'reso, you come back, at 121. you're looking at the report. co says i want you to take this, but we have no facilities. we have no money. we have a vague instruction that the navy should establish a school and teach fighter tactics. what's your rank at this point? dan: i'm a lieutenant commander, 31 years old. my youngest guy was

you have el paso 379 and san diego 367. at our border communities, we have the lowest crime rates in many parts. don't get me talking about other cities like the one we're in right now. this is information just for you. if you want information, you can go to our website. and we have for each of the four border states, we have all of the ports of entry. this is the information for the state, and then we have imports and exports for each and every one of the cities for your respective states. this information is here. you can download it and it's constantly uploaded with recent data. here are the commodities that cross through the bridge, through your ports of entry. that's -- those are the slides i wanted to share. maybe we can go into it. >> great. why don't i keep going with you for just a second, federico. when we talked during the process of creating the book chapter i was mentioning, you talked to me about how it was that the city of vallejos came together basically to build the world trade bridge. laredo is, as you men

san diego to fresno, all the wray to lake tahoe. as we get deeper, thursday through sunday, heading through the san joaquin valley, heat 105. feels like 110 to you. that's the excessive heat watch. 106 in palm springs. 80 to 90 san diego to los angeles. 81 in tahoe with the possibility of thunderstorms, the first of many days as the monsoon moisture, thankfully for us, most of it will stay away from us. have a slight uptick in temperatures. heat in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank goodness this driver is alive. this incredible video of a police officer jumping into action, pulling this man from his burning car in fremont. a witness captured this entire thing on camera. here is abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. >> reporter: this fiery seen caught in fremont. a 28-year-old driver took out a tree on saturday flight. you see the vehicle on its side, impaled by the tree and on fire. the driver stuck inside the car. >> he shouldn't have officer. >> reporter: fremont police officer jason trev sin ski arrived on scene. you see the o

de 2016 al 2018, mÁs de 4000 mexicanos fueron transportados en aviÓn dea san diego, para ser llevados a la frontera. el notario conocido 600 personas fueron sacadas de rockland vÍa aÉrea y llevados a dénver, phoenix, san diego o los centros mÁs grandes. en ocho aÑos, de 5007 si los inmigrantes son deportados por aeropuerto, sin haber hablado por un juez. funcionarios pÚblicos y lÍderes comunitarios reaccionaron a lo ocurrido. miguel: la noticia de que el servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas utilizaba el aeropuerto de oakland, les cayÓ algunos por sorpresa. la alcaldesa dio una entrevista. pero nos enviaron el siguiente comunicado. >> la oficina del alcalde se estÁ revisando esta cohesiÓn para ver si la polÍtica de lasciudades santuario. es una preocupaciÓn para la alcaldesa. necesitamos entender el proceso-. reportero: representantes de caridades catÓlicas aseguran que siguen confiando en las polÍticas de la ciudad. >> casio de portland siempre ha sido muy buena con los inmigrantes. tengo confianza en que ellos van a arreglar todo. reportero: el puerto de oakland es el el

diego and doesn't pay them enough money to live in san dieg >> and it's been just ian diego. ourestigation revealed, one in three children attending d.o.d. run schools on military bases are also eligible for free and reduced lunch.at ort stewart in georgia, a whopping 65% are eligible. the department of defense declined our multiple requests for interview, instead sending an email saying the problem is minimal. military members are very well paid. that there is a subsidized grocery store on each base. and thaties can avail themselves of the financial literacy training the military provides. >> i thit is a national outrage. >> senator tammy duckworth of illinois is sponsoring completion would lift some military families higher than the poverty line. >> frankly, instead of ignoring it, we should be fixing it so they can do their jobs without worrying about whether or not their kids have empty bellies. >> so the estimate is ybetween nd $30. >>yes. a drop in the bucket. >> meanwhile, the meyer kids are abo get a big surprise. daddy is home. two beautiful words.ic whh for today pu

mad bum gets the win and bochy's last game in san diego, 8-69 final. the giants win their last seven games by a run. the second longest streak in franchise history. a's and rangers, root beer float day at the coliseum. among the servers mike nicco and no score in the third. marcus semien blasts his 17th home run of the year. sign him up. nice grab. a's take the lead. 4-2 in the eighth. but the rangers score three to take the lead. wilky calhoun doubles over ot head. it's 5-4 after eight. bottom nine, as with the rally caps on. olson grounds this up the middle. chris herman scores. knotted with at five. still in the bottom of the ninth, bases loaded, khris davis at the plate. why run when you can walk? that is a free pass. it's a walkoff walk. semien scores the game winner, 6-5 the final. >> winning close ball games, that tells you a lot about teams that win one-run ball games. we got it done today. i like where we're at. we'll go to the playoffs this year. >> we found ourselves in that scenario a lot the past couple years and seem to put together good

diego. the a's need to keep winning to keep their playoff status where it is. this was a good day at the coliseum with ricky henderson as part of the fun. it was another day of late inning drama, the rangers have already tied the game, and with the bases loaded, that didn't deter the a's, and the night they rallied against the rangers, the rangers then intentionally load the bases, and that didn't work out so well, because he couldn't find the strike zone a guess chris davis, but the walkoff walk gets the job done, 6-5, the a's remained the american league's number two wildcard team with a half-game over boston, playing right now.>>> we continue to follow unconfirmed reports of a shooting in gilroy on the grounds of the garlic festival. >> nothing official from law enforcement, but video posted to social media shows people running, there are reports of multiple victims, we are working to learn more, and we have a crew on the way. all of this reportedly happening in gilroy, we will bring you

. >>> the giants set to play padres in san diego. the giants were leading 7- 0 before the padres scored in the 6th inning. giants won 13-2. >>> 15-year-old girl who grew up watching the williams sisters compete at wimbledon can celebrate a win over one of her idols. >> excited and emotional in the first round. cori gauff defeated williams. by the time goff was in 2004 williams spent time as the number one ranked tennis player and won four of her grand slam trophies. cocoa thanked venus for inspiring her. >>> mba free agency sees players commit to new teams. looney agreed to a 3-year $15 million deal to stay with golden state. the 23 year old averaged 6 points, fife rebounds this past season, he looks to continue improving on his numbers with more playing time during the upcoming season and expected to see more minutes because bell agreed for a contract with the minnesota timber wolves. bell is a second round pick. he will sign with the timber woofs saturday. the contract is for one season at $1.6 million. warriors co-chairman and ceo