antonio dijo que una investigación a fondo es necesaria en san antonio texas vladimir noticias telemundo >> mientra stransmitimos el noticiero el cruce de inmigrantes en la frontera continúa niños y madres quedarondetenidos en san miguel la patrulla fronteriza interceptaba un grupo de más de 50 personas en texas y nos vamos ahora hasta roma texas donde en este momento mientras estamos aquí más personas cruzan el río bravo ahí está rogelio cómo están las cosas ahí >> qué tal julio vaqueiro muy buenas noches como ves , se ha reiniciado la actividad en este lado del río grande ayer se había frenado el ingreso de inmigrantes en este medio están ingresando en decenas cuando termine la noche habrán cientos de personas que ingresen a estados unidos hoy no están cruzando tantos menores de edad no acompañados son unidades familiares es un drama que se vive en esta parte de la frontera y algo que habíamos visto son niños abandonados por personas que los pasan por otros puntos de la frontera un drama que se vive en esta parte del país >> la separación familiar es voluntaria m�

antonio , en la base militar lakeland en san antonio que cuenta con capacidad de albergar 300 menores los jóvenes estarán a cargo del departamento de salud y servicio de estados unidos quienes han adquirido temporalmente este lugar dentro de la base militar >> de 13 a 16 años las pandillas los buscan para ponerlos como soldados. >>son 19798 menores migrantes bajo el cuidado, 112 migrantes este domingo fueron detenidos por patrulla fronteriza texas y la policía comparte un rescate de menores sobre el río. >> (hablan en inglés) >> la patrulla fronteriza asegura que muchos menores migrantes son dejados a la suerte y sin agua por organizaciones criminales. >> el tren es peligroso está lleno de paradas y peligros por los caminos y los carteles están en la frontera. los menores reciben pruebas potencial pruebas test de covid-19 cada tres días. >>la casa blanca dijo sobre solicitu de asilo se aceptan 15 mil refugiados aabogadosdicen que es un número insuficiente ante la actual demanda >> hay 15 mil procesos que ya pasaron chequeos y esperan llegar a estados unidos le dará priorida

let's head down to san antonio and see how it all unfolded. it wasn't always pretty. it was a defensive battle on both sides. tara looking for ring number 3 1st quarter. here's the hometown kid and recently named an all american that's kianna williams showing out in front of her family and friends down in san antonio. like i said, this game was a back alley brawl. she and up ellington give arizona a one point lead right there back and forth. we go. lexi hall for 3. plus the fouth, the cardinal had 59 3 pointers during the nc double a tournament which is a record stanford up for. here's another one of those trades. this time of anna wilson stanford led by 7 at the half big bro russell wilson loves it. 3rd quarter hailey jones running the floor and he gets rewarded. the santa cruz native and archbishop mitty grads have been so good. all tournament long. alright 4th quarter. larry mcdonald. she comes alive. she is the star for arizona. so one point game 3 and a half minutes left. she finished with 22 points. but a minute later. let's get this little moved by jones weight

book tvs coverage of the virtual san antonio book festival starts now. stay back welcome every one a discussion about we are so excited, i am so excited. i was telling matt and erin i feel like i know them a little bit because i have been reading their books together. they've been in my head for the past couple of weeks. it has been such a journey to read your books together. i would recommend a lot of people read them together. it was an experience for sure. so thank you for joining us. so the first question i have, is, we were just talking at the introduction to your book you had to be both an and activists. we had met both of those hats on as we embarked on that journey. the fellow journalist myself i have them to deeply understand there is no such thing as coming to a story or to a peace of reporting from a place of nowhere. there is no such thing as ultimate objectivity. we look at the world, we experience world, we process the world from the place in it that we occupy. and so for me for example, as a journalist i know the place in the world i occup

san antonio, texas. police have closed off the west side with multiple victims involved. that incident happened around 11:30 a.m., central time, so an hour ago around penn road and westfield. there are various reports in the area that police are investigating the shooting on the west side, at least for nearby hospitals have been placed on a modified lockdown. police are responding to this in this moment and we are just learning more about this as we get new information and we will bring that to our viewers. on the side of san antonio, an officer-involved shooting. we will continue to follow it. >> john: 's president biden setting the united states up for an economic setback? why too much spending could sideline the recovery. plus, there's this. >> i just want to know, when do americans get their first amendment liberties back? >> i don't think anything was censored because they felt they couldn't disagree with me, you're making this a personal thing and it isn't. >> that's exactly what you are doing. >>

aÑos de edad y exigen al gobierno del presidente que cierre el coliseo allÁ en san antonio. aquÍ en la frontera la realidad es igual, carolina: agradecemos por informaciÓn y justamente en Última hora la portavoz de la y precisamente nuestro numero el dia es 20 mil...esa es la cantidad de borja: precisamente el nÚmero del dÍa es 20.000 la cantidad de niÑos migrantes no acompaÑados que estÁn bajo custodia de estados unidos, lo que marcarÍa un nuevo reto. carolina: mientras tanto alejandro mayorca llega al paso y a mcallen donde se reÚne con policÍas y agentes defensores del derechos de los inmigrantes, este serÍa el tercer viaje al suroeste del paÍs, desde que asumiÓ el cargo a principio de este aÑo. borja: cambiando de tema, son 21 tiroteos a nivel nacional, en lo que va de aÑo con al menos tres personas fallecidas en cada uno de ellos. el mÁs reciente falleciÓ en las Últimas horas en carolina del sur, donde capturaron al sospechoso en condiciÓn una casa, luego de quitarle la vida a cinco personas. entre ellas un reconocido doctor, su esposa y nietos de 9

back in san antonio luis and his brother have reunited too. did you feel safe inside >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he told us he witnessed no abuse. clutching a rosary, he says a prayer for the mother he left behind. and tonight we have asked hhs repeatedly to see the conditions inside that san antonio facility for ourselves, but those requests have all been denied lester >> okay. morgan chesky, thank you. >>> three months after the riot at the u.s. capitol we are gaining some new insights into the attack with more here's richard engel. >> reporter: in a joint collaboration nbc news and the online investigative group bellingcat have reviewed and in cases uncovered thousands of hours of cctv footage, intercepted audio and cell phone video much of it taken by the rioters themselves we have identified more than a dozen critical moments and individuals that together show the attack was both planned and improvised while police were completely overwhelmed. [ screaming they were calling out the whole time, "traitors. join us. we are t

. >>> esta sería la tercera instalación para albergar niños migrantes y en san antonio el coliseo freeman alberga a más de 1600 menores no acompañados y ahí dos adolescentes compartieron su experiencia , vamos a ver . >>> esto es un camino duro desde allá. >>> joseu es uno de los miles de menores no acompañados en la freoar . >>> no tienen dinero para darme estudios . >>> (en inglés) es de guatemala y su familia lo espera en iow. >>> escuchamos que tomaron un bus lleno de inmigrantes . >>> al traspasar el muro se entregaron a migración y etuvidon en un centro de ice y después fueron trasladados al coliseo freeman donde la situación es mejor en san antonio . >>> todos con cobijas, y me daban más comida acá . >>> sobre las acusaciones . >>> bueno nosotros no vimos nada malo. >>> en cuanto al covid-19. >>> cada dos o tres días nos hacian las pruebas y si salían positivo se llevaban las camas. >>> el centro es para menores razón por la cual ahora inmigacion los libero y caridades católicas mientras tanto, los están ayudando. >>> y es la frontera la llegada de inmigrantes es co

san antonio study, the demaio and then the poland study. >> so, the demaio and san antonio are one of the same. doctor maye was the chief medical examiner the san antonio medical examiner's article. >> so if we have the san antonio and demaio study, that involves three people, didn't it? >> correct. >> and then we have the study you told us about, the polish study that involved one person. >> correct. >> you can you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury how long were the subjects in those studies exposed to carbon monoxide, do you know? >> it is unknown. >> now, i had another issue that i wanted to raise again under this heading of the jury not being confused and this relates to the white substance that you were referring to in the mouth of mr. floyd, remember that discussion? >> yes. >> so it started with a white substance in his mouth and i think it ended with talking about a partially digested pill in the car. remember that? >> yes, i do. >> i'd like to show you and discuss with you a couple of exhibits. you told us you looked at surveillance video from the stores in discussing

but we do have some breaking news want to get too quickly right now as the san antonio airport is now on lockdown right now after an officer involved shooting a traveler at the airport was able to capture 2 of these pictures of the scene. that's right near the departure area of the airport, san antonio police, a spokesperson there is saying that the shooting is, quote, active and an open incident. but they say there is no threat to the public. no other injuries have been reported. we're working to get more information on this breaking news story coming to us out of san antonio, texas at the airport there as soon as we get more details or bring them to you here on kron. 4 news at 3 in the meantime, you can always get updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. let's go now go back to our top story on california's vaccine eligibility or bureau reporter ashley zavala. >> live for us now. ashley governor newsome celebrated this milestone today in the bay area everyone 16 and up can now make an appointment. >> yes, they can. and he was an alameda county this morning and he noted that this is r

nosotros, fíjese que reportan casos de abusos sexuales en contra de niños migrantes en albergue de san antonio yexas escuchamos las declaraciones del gobernador . >> (habla en inglés) . >> como una pesadilla y un peligro así es como el gobernador de texas describió la situación en este coliseo, lugar en donde hay 1600 menores migrantes y donde ocurrieron los incidentes, . >> (habla en inglés) . >> dijo que la comisión de salud y servicios humanos de texas y el departamento de servicios familiares recibieron denuncias anónimas hechas por las personas del lugar, asegurando ellos que menores fueron víctimas de agresión sexcual, algunos menores no están comiendo . >> (habla en inglés) . >> dice abott que la administración de joe biden debe cerrar el albergue, que los menores deben ser colocados en otro lugar . >> los niños tiemnen comida 3 veces por día . >> la comisionad que estuvo de voluntaria en la zona dice que las acusaciones son falsas . >> también sé que niños están en un lugar separado . >> los demás voluntarios son sometikdos a revisión de actualizaciones pena

this happened on a the west side of san antonio. the police chief says his officer pulled a vehicle over with three people inside after approaching the car and talking with the driver about two minutes. the passenger out of nowhere unprovoked says the police pulled a gun and opened fire on the officer. he was hit. then managed to fire back while running away killing both the shooter and the driver. the back seat passenger was hurt. before it was all over, two people were dead and two injured including the cop. >> i will also say the officer is very lucky to be alive at that close range having been shot in the hand and not somewhere else more vital. >> today's incident is the second officer involved shooting for san antonio in less than 24 hours. late yesterday a lone gunman fired outside of the san antonio airport prompting a complete lock down. an officer was in the same spot and fired his service weapon at the suspect taking him down before any innocent bystanders were hurt. law enforcement officials said had the officer not respo

we'll stay in touch with you about what happens with the freeman coliseum in san antonio. florida republicans looking to take down cancel culture in schools. their proposed legislation could open the door to political interference in education. is that a fair criticism? plus president biden announcing new executive orders on gun control making several false claims while doing it. the backlash coming up next. >> has this guy ever been to a gun show? does he realize he sounds like an idiot to people who know what they are talking about. he is a liar and he must think you are really stupid. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... please don't follow me in. psoriat

. >>> live for us at san antonio elementary school in san jose. tom, they say this might just be the beginning. >> reporter: san antonio bringing back fewer than 100 students, marcus, of their 300-plus student body population here. a third of the students coming back right now. just third through fifth graders and not all of them -- some of them still in person and only part-time. our photojournalist got a look at how some of the dollars were spent on a tour this morning to try to make the school more safe during this pandemic. alum rock unified received some funds to reopen classrooms. desks are much farther apart than normal. they installed sneeze guards and placed lots of hand sanitizing stations around the school, covered drinking fnt fountains. >> i feel like it fills my soul, the energy of the students, and drives me to be in this work. it's what we're here to do. >> the school developed safety measures starting late last year. the health department also gave its input on the safety measures, vaccine and testing officer is set to speak outsi

de setos para menores migrantes hoy dos cobres migrantes fueron liberados de (nombre en inglés) en san antonio texas ellos ahora podrán reunirse con sus familiares pero antes, hablaron antes nuestras cámaras sobre su experiencia en ese lugar vladimir flores con las reacciones >>> fue un camino muy duro >>> así describe josué su travesía desde el salvador a los estados unidos él es uno de los miles de menores no acompaÑados que han cruzado la frontera y ahora espera reunirse con su familia en nueva york >>> estafas no tienen dinero para darme estudio >>> eric esta la misma situación es de guatemala y su familia lo espera ambos dicen que el camino fue duro y que a pesar de que venían con otras personas te envían que algo les ocurriera >>> escuchamos que quemaron un bus lleno de migrantes >>> los jóvenes llegaron a la frontera del paz y traspasar el muro se entregaron a inmigración al principio fueron colocados en una estación de la patrulla fronteriza donde dicen la situación era difícil >>> después, fueron trasladados al coliseo en san antonio donde dicen la situación e

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thanks for coming to the san antonio book festival. have a great afternoon. >> hello. my name is elaine, i am a reporter at people magazine and i work on the crime and breaking news team. i have covered many mass shootings, 16 of them. i was eager to speak with seamus mcgraw who we have here who is an award-winning author and journalist. he has written end of the country, dispatchers -- betting the farm on a drought. stories from the front lines of climate change. so now he is with us with his new book "from a taller tower: the rise of the american mass shooter". you need to get it. so just to kick things off i found it interesting, your other books are environmental. so i wanted to know how that came about, that you decided to write this book. >> in a way, i am reverting form. i am an old newspaperman. i came up in this business covering a lot of crime and a great many homicides. i drifted into the environmental writer when i was in my 50s and that was because the opportunity presented itself. more so shale erupted underneath my family farm. the origin of this book ac

san antonio and please by your copies and that would be fantastic. you need to read them. through a different lens. tell us about yourself. >> my first jab, a little behind, the vaccine was injected, a woman, a nurse born in vietnam, the technology that underlies it, by somebody whose parents were sitting in germany, the company that uses it was run by a greek immigrant, a hungary and immigrant developing the underlying technologies, speaks to what nicholas is talking about, they are spread faster. at the same time the best defense against that, people coming together is how we are going to solve this one. not an attempt to move backwards through vaccine nationalism that won't work in the modern world and to some extent that was why i started writing the book and unlike nicholas, took me closer on 5 years to research this book. i'm not a medical doctor, there was a lot more i have to learn, i guess. the reason was i have been writing these books on global progress and incontrovertible back-to-back how the world got better over the last few decades, l

. >> texas governor greg abbott calls for child migrant facility in san antonio to close amid allegations of abuse. griff jenkins joins us from washington with more and some of what we are hearing is really disturbing. >> it sure is. unconscionable is how border patrol sector chief described the scene in the photos you saw, agents rescuing two toddlers found alone, crying, their mother's name and phone number one on their arms. in your daily example of the smugglers brutality. this as a number of unaccompanied children exceeds 20,000, one of the shoulders housing them under investigation as you mentioned, complaints of sexual abuse at the coliseum in san antonio, texas governor greg abbott calling for the federal government to shut it down. >> reporter: the biden administration is preserving over the abuse of children, to end this abuse the biden administration must immediately shutdown this facility. >> the san antonio secretary of the rgb just below it, the number of apprehensions, a record in a single day. more than 3000 in a 24-hour period, 335% increase from last year. more than two

it tonight, we are learning that the number of children being held at the san antonio facility with the center of the new controversy has now tripled in less than two weeks. here we have children allegedly being sexually abused, malnourished, cannot socially distance despite the presence of covid throughout the building. any day care center that remotely resembled these disgusting conditions would be shut down immediately. of the people who run them on them would be arrested for child abuse. now a full investigation in texas is underway tonight thanks to the governor but biden-harris that they do not take any action to mitigate any of those. imagine democrats in the media mob's reaction if all of this is happening to kids under president trump's watch. here to explain more on the developing story are texas governor greg abbott with us. first off i want to start at the beginning because you were on the show, governor. explaining you were trying to get child protective services into these facilities. your protective services were being denied access. the first thing we saw where the kids

antonio facility at the center of this new controversy has not tripled in less than two weeks. there we have children allegedly being sexually abused, malnourished, cannot socially distanced despite the presence of covid all throughout the building. any american day care center that remotely resembled these disgusting conditions, they would be shut down immediately, the people that run them, that own them, would be arrested for child abuse. now a full investigation in texas is underway tonight thanks to the governor, but biden, harris, they have yet to take any action to mitigate any of this. imagine democrats, the media mob's reaction if all of this is happening to kids under president trump's watch. here to explain more on the developing story are texas governor greg abbott's with us. first off, i want to start at the beginning because you are on the show the governor and explaining that you are trying to get child protective services into these facilities and your protective services were being denied access. the first thing we saw where the kids in biden's cages and the ove

a look at the highlights from san antonio. >> and then a san francisco martial arts school is doing its part in the fight against asian violence ithn e bay area, how it's using self-defense to stop asian hate. but first, a look at the new tool kit that cal fire was set to use to protect homes man: condos, 150k. [ traffic passing by ] sorry, bud. thanks. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. alright, back to work. >> so cal fire's already bracing for this year's wildfire season as officials are expecting another hot and dry summer melanie townsend shows us the new tools that cal fire will be using to fight fires from above. >> in his 11 have years with cal fire in nearly 40 years with the u.s. forest service. cal fire's, senior chief of aviation dennis brown knows when the conditions are right for another hectic fire season we're headed into another dry season. so with a month the last 2 to 3 that we've had it. it is reason for concern, which means it's time to ready all battle stations starting with training for existing air tanker and air tactic

. >> go to san antonio. there were complaints that were filed with state agencies to health and human services commission and the department of child protective services, and those complaints articulated very specific allegations about sexual assault on minors in addition to the other allegations which include exposing other minors to the spread of covid-19. the numbers that were provided me at the staff were roughly 15% of these young children have covid. >> we have chad wolf standing by. first, we begin with alex hogan who is live at the border. hi, alex. >> hi, gillian. last night we joined border patrol as they surveyed the area the moment showing these migrants crossing the rio grande river for the very first time. >> this is happening every day. it's not a one-time thing. these border patrol agents will tell you story after story that are just like that. if you're not heart broken by that, if you don't recognize this policy is having a devastating impact on real people, president biden needs to -- if h

taking place there in san antonio. don't fall prey to democrats saying abbott did not complain about this in the past but what they need to focus on is exactly what i call attention to it last month in dallas, texas where i pointed out then that there will be instances of child sexual abuse taking place and today the biden administration has done nothing to address these situations that will lead only two more allegations of child sexual abuse. chris: governor, i want to switch subjects. the president announced regulations this week on ghost guns and wants the justice department to publish model red flag legislation for states to consider. you tweeted this after the president's action, biden is threatening our second member writes, he just announced a new liberal power grab to take away our guns. the president anticipated that are given they made there and take a look. president biden: nothing i am about to recommend, in any way, infringes on the second amendment. it's a phony argument. chris: governor, is there any gu

to ot down in '98 in san antonio. kentucky won it and went on to beat utahe, flip that screen, quick decision, 3 out oe outside. suggs thought about it. comes back out. >> grant: mismatch inside. >> inside seconds. >> bill: a ball screen. >> grant: got to go. >> bill: juzang's hands. >> jim: going to go with that. >> bill: a ball screen. >> jim: juzang in the go! >> grant: timme stepping up and stepping in, taking a charge. >> bill: how about that kid? >> grant: wow. >> bill: i think they put .7 back on there if i'm not mistaken, bu refo>> referee: to the south regional with the win over arkansas on mondayjim: vitr from lake charles, louisiana, who committed to the program after his sophomore year in high school. >> bill: a pin-down in the open look.gain. he is everywhere. 15 points for butler.l: nice! how pretty is that?r. his second. >> jim: houston has not had a field goal, made one in the paint. >> bill: when grantyou got to bd the finds are three or four guys to break you down off the dribble. get a basket. it's

they played all games in san antonio, that's 86 days in hotels, living out of their bags, away from home, but the road trip ends today as the stanford cardinal national championship team makes its way back home here to stanford with a little extra luggage, they're going to have that ncaa championship trophy with them as well. at stanford, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> it's so exciting. it's really cool. if you google stanford women's basketball, they have like fireworks that automatically appear so it's cool to see. the west coast did pretty good. >> hey, hey. >> sorry about your bruins. gonzaga, that was down to 1.6 seconds. >> we don't need to talk about that anymore. same thing and don't forget, the finals also had arizona and stanford, so that's three west coast teams that were in the finals for the men and the women's. >> west coast is the best coast, that's what i always say but i'm a california girl. you can't beat the weather out there, kari. it's nice. >> not at all. it's been so nice over the weekend, it continues today. we're starting out at about 50 degrees, and we wil

abuse taking place there in san antonio. but don't fall prey to democrats and others saying welcome abbott didn't complain up at this in the past. what they need to focus on is exactly what i called attention to last month in dallas, texas, where i pointed out then that there were going to be instances of child sexual abuse taking place in today the biden demonstration has done nothing to address these situations that would lead only two more allegations of child sexual abuse. >> chris: governor, i want to switch subjects on you. the president announced regulations this week on ghost guns. he wants the justice department to publish model red flag legislation for states to consider. you tweeted this after the president's action. "biden' threatening our second amendment right. he just announced a new liberal power rep or away our guns. "the president anticipated that argument that you made there. take a look. >> president biden: nothing i'm about to recommend in any way impinges on the second amendment. they are phony argument

i should point out that it did not refer to southwest isd in in san antonio and don't get that impression and we used protocols that are used in preschools but we spent a lot of time talking to teachers and parents and what we found falls into four basic categories. the first one is about how classrooms activities are aligned or not within a class grade. the second is about how we can or cannot, how we have trouble building a community partnership. the third is about how social and emotional support can facilitate academic and cognitive development and the fourth is about how instruction for language can incorporate or crowd out other stimulating activities and -- and what we learned is really a story about advancement and setbacks, like successes and barriers and i truly believe in the mixture we can figure out a blueprint for moving forward here but also elsewhere. >> wonderful. you want to talk about the blueprint a little bit? >> yeah. i mean, you know, my point, the way the bookends is i say, i break it down into 3 categories. first is what i observe. right, like what is the actual e

. >>> police in san antonio are familiar with a suspect who opened fire before he was fatally wounded. the man drove up to the terminal and started wildly firing at a police officer, that officer returned fire and wounded the suspect who later died at the hospital. the police claim he had previous run-ins and had mental issues. >>> we have troubling images from the border as biden administration scrambles to control it. a toddler dropped by a border wall. >> a two-year-old dangling over the border wall dropped into the arms of an adult. the child was not injured but could have easily been killed, the latest in several videos showing children drops over the border wall the mask of terror worn by this 10-year-old nicaragua boy, describing the crisis. the boy and his mother were kidnapped and held for ransom the uncle came up with half of the ransom, the boy was released but not the mother. she is now out and spoke with her son and kidnappers left her in an unfamiliarity unfamiliar place. the boy's mother is just days away from having her asylum claims heard and that boy could be release

antonio. los menores que se encuentran aquÍ estÁn siendo asaltados eso hay mentes, no existe suficiente personal para supervisarlos y algunas no reciben alimentos durante el dÍa. la casa blanca anunciÓ que el departamento de salud y servicios humanos investigan los seÑalamientos. >> ocurre en cualquier dÍa, esto es un grupo de familias y tambiÉn niÑos que ingresaron en los Últimos minutos. >> esta vez parecÍa que estÁ aumentando y no se detiene este deseo de liberar a los niÑos de la realidad que viven esos paÍses >> un informe revelÓ que cada semana se gastan mÁs de 60 millones en costear los albergues que se mantienen a los menores que cruzaron a la frontera sÓlo. >> hablemos de la pandemia como lo hemos venido observando. al menos con la primera dosis los casos de contagios continÚan elevados, la mayorÍa de esos casos son artes por la variante britÁnica. los mÉdicos no se cansan de recomendar que nos oponemos. >> la variante britÁnica predomina entre los casos de covid�

then we are learning this morning san antonio, the governor, governor abbott wants to shut down the facility that's housing children because of reports of sexual abuse. family and protective services says that they can confirm three separate reports of abuse. here's the governor. we will get your reaction on the other side. >> these problems are a buy byproduct of hind's open border policies. this facility is a health and safety nightmare. the biden administration is now presiding over the abuse of children. to end this abuse, the biden administration must immediately shut down this facility. the children who are in this facility should be moved to other federally run facilities where the federal government has the space, personnel and resources to ensure their safety. ainsley: tom, your reaction? >> the governor is exactly right. because here is what no one is talking about. the biden administration's contract with ngos who have no business running detention facilities. "the washington examiner" broke a story last night about the way thee contracts are being let. we have family residential

texas governor greg abbott is calling on the federal government to close a migrant facility in san antonio. it houses unaccompanied migrant children and he claims there have been allegations of sexual assault. white house press sex jen psaki responded today. >> currently we have no basis for his call to shut down the san antonio coliseum as an intake site but we take these allegations seriously, and they will be investigated. >> border patrol says since february, encounters will legal immigrants have jumped by more than 70%. >> first up, tonight's news roundup, georgia snowfall business owners blasting mlb for moving the all-star game "$100 million was going to be the opportunity for all of us to recover some of the losses during the pandemic. "in alabama voting overwhelmingly against forming a union. it would have been the first in the u.s. for amazon. the president of the american federation of teachers back at it again tweeting this picture of herself in a small room with no social distancing. she's led the effort opposing a return to classrooms without more safety assurances and other

y serÁn ubicados para trabajar en los albergues de dallas, san antonio y otras ciudades, dependiendo de la necesidad. la hermana norma de caridades catÓlicas dice que cualquier ayuda es bienvenida ante esta ola de migrantes. norma: son muchas las manos que te dicen " quiero leche, quiero una tetera", son cientos de manitas. mientras mÁs voluntarios, mejor. dulce: el departamento de salud y servicios humanos no respondiÓ nuestra solicitud. patricia: dulce, cuÉntanos. aparte de hablar espaÑol, ¿quÉ otros requisitos necesita? dulce: se requiere que el tengan empatÍa, habilidades de coordinaciÓn. los trabajadores de la nata primero tendrÁn que obtener la aprobaciÓn de su supervisor, pero la necesidad es grande. nada mÁs en el mes de marzo la patrulla fronteriza detuvo a mÁs de 18,000 menores no acompaÑados y se sospecha que se estÉ solicitando el apoyo de otras agencias federales. patricia: gracias . mÁs vale que estÉn bien preparados porque es una gran responsabilidad. y como los espacios en albergues no dan abasto, en california estÁn considerando la posibilidad de ab

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texas ordenÓ investigar las acusaciones de abuso infantil en un albergue para menores migrantes en san antonio, funcionarios recibieron 3 denuncias en una de las instalaciones que albergue >>> el departamento de salud y servicios humanos afirmÓ que no tolera ningÚn tipo de maltrato de este tipo >>> hoy en la casa blanca el presidente biden calificÓ como una epidemia las armas de fuego >>> javier vega se encuentra >>> quÉ tanto respaldo tiene estas medidas del presidente bi den? >> el presidente biden dijo que la mayorÍa de los estadounidense aprueban este tipo de medidas y corresponde con encuestas que hablan del respaldo en leyes en materia de armas pero en realidad la Última palabra la tiene el congreso pero aquÍ camina con dificultades. >> mano tanto las masacres no se detienen >>> lo mismo que las vÍctimas >>> como freddy hernando a quiÉn le dispararon saliendo de una reuniÓn con amigos >>> al salir de la fiesta >>> lo matan porque alguien paÓo por ahÍ >>> y esa arma no hubiera estado circulando seguramente este joven no hubiera tenido oportunidad de matarlo >>> tras ti

. >> el tamaño de los orificios en cristales de los autos, da la idea del mal tiempo, en san antonio texas, oklahoma también, en ambos estados muchos reportes de tormenta severa, y avisos de tornados, y el 8 de mayo es el día del burro, animales en extinción, dos hombres se dedican a que no extingan y los rescatan isa osorio nos tiene más . >> [♪♪] [♪♪] . >> la camioneta y el furgón salen del santuario para burros ubicado en el estado de méxico, con la misión de rescatar a otro asno, recorrieron más de 100 millas hacia este poblado en hidalgo, el nuevo inquilino respira agitado, se mueve de una zona a otra, el burrito está por abandonar la pradera para dirigirse a su hogar, irene estuvo con él por 32 años, lo usaba para cargar el arado para la yunta . >> no tenemos espacios para él, lo donaremos por eso . >> se le hace la evaluación por el estado de salud, irene se despide, y el burrito está listo para su nueva vida, en el santuario es recibido por los demás . >> todos los burros acá tienen historias tristes, algunos no son tristes, simplemente los dueños por

one other thing i want to run by you is in ms-13 gang member was arrested in san antonio sectoral yesterday following six people who were on the terror watch list. this was something the last administration warned about two literally every time they talked about the border. >> yes, absolutely. and we have about 1,000 gang members a year that we picked up crossing the border. and i can tell you as a former state attorney general, the most deadly violent right in the commonwealth of virginia when i was attorney general and still today is ms-13. it is these foreign-based gangs that bring a level of violence that is unheard of to the united states and some of our most vulnerable communities. and they open border of president biden's facilitate their violence and their business. the peculiarity, not to be too critical about reporting on one or two of the arrests is how few of them there are. and i would note that under the biden priorities, they are not sending them back home. they are not removing those people from our communities, which just feeds, literally feeds the violence in our own ameri

antonio la comunidad >>> no tiene precedentes >> para ello el gigante invertira 200 millones de dÓlares es gran oportunidad de progreso para san josÉ el proyecto se llama downtown aunque todavÍa estÁ solo en papel ya divide opiniones >> la persona creo que estarÁ mal >>> la renta todo >>> dicen es estabilizar a la comunidad. ofrece la ciudad en gran oportunidad >>> 25% debe ser accesible >>> se compromete a evitar que mÁs gente se sdmra desplaza >> mucha inversiÓn en educaciÓn en programas para mejorar las oportunidades de carreras >>> en cuanto al desarrollo plantean caminos de oportunidad esto considera capacitar a mÁs adultos y jÓvenes para obtener trabajos mejores remunerados. >> otros de los compromisos es priorizar la contrataciÓn del talento local y dar oportunidad a las empresas nacidas aquÍ >> es un futuro >>> el proyecto serÁ la luz despuÉs del 25 de mayo cuando sea presentado al ayuntamiento no sin antes pasar por una serie de reuniones durante el mes de abril >>> es cuestiÓn de ver cuando ellos lleguen >> este mes san francisco reanudarÁ el programa con que pr

calling for a full investigation into the investigations of the san antonio migrant facility. where is joe biden, kamala harris? should be intervening to stop abuse of migrants. here with the latest from our own best get a reporter sara carter, we heard about this. happened with this perilous journey that a lot of these undocumented people, legal immigrants say that joe invited them. now they kept out greg abbott for a long time for sending out child services and they are getting and telling us after all that we've seen in the cages. >> yeah, sean. there isn't a law enforcement official or somebody involved in this crisis including human health services personnel that don't say that this is when it's the biggest challenges they've ever had and they also say this is the worst i've ever seen the border. remember, sean, these facilities are overcrowded. the one that governor abbott was talking about is the freeman coliseum facility holding over 1300 teenagers. they say that the facility, there are a number of reports of sexual abuse in the facility as well as the inability to sep

. >> >> no estaremos dinero en esto, a veces en san antonio hay abusos, condiciones inhumanas y esperamos que en los siguientes días escuchamos algo positivo en houston >> hay una ola migratoria de menores de edad que llegan solos a la frontera noticias telemundo 48 (música) (música) captados en cámara quedaron estos ladrones que tienen atemorizados a los barrios de brooklyn y queens en nueva york, estas personas han entrado a robar en farmacias. además han robado una bodega y un centro de envío de remesas a quien buscan a ser responsables es un conductor japonés que impactó a un vehículo, la policía envió documentos a los abogados ya que probablemente enfrentará cargos >> aunque algunas razas caninas son consideradas agresivas, ahora vera una historia sobre uno de estos amigos peludos que hizo todo por salvar la vida a un pequeño . tenemos la información >> se dice que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre, están en las buenas y en las malas, astro demostró su amor incondicional. >> no tengo palabras, estamos en shock por lo que ha sucedido con mi hijo sobre todo, que lo

antonio texas, el cobrador de cabos dijo que recibiÓ estas denuncias creÍbles de abuso i infantil y negligencia dentro de las instalaciones en una em emergencia mÁs de 1600 ado adolescentes estÁn internados hay. en tratando en la frontera se siguen cobrando vidas este es el caso de un hombre ecuatoriano de 39 aÑos que muriÓ intentando llegar a estados unidos, sus familiares aseguran que fallecÓo en el Área fronteriza de nuevo mÉxico, el hombre saliÓ rumbo a estados unidos la cancillerÍa ecuatoriana confirmÓ a noticias telemundo su muerte dijo que estÁ en comunicaciÓn con sus familiares que sada dejÓ una viuda y 2 hijos y 18 y 12 aÑos de su paÍs su familia estÁ c consternada. >>> saliÓ con rumbo a estados unidos pensando llegar para una mejor vida >>do> una persona bien amigable, se llevaba con todo el mundo, una persona alegre, se llevaba con todo el mundo, le gustaba ser oro organizado, le gustaba hacer deportes, organizÓ ca campeonatos, nos deja muchos recuerdos y mucho dolor. >>> familiares de milton giovani quezada en estados unidos ab abierto una cuenta con el

antonio de cada tres es tu tienda regreso incluyen de estos jóvenes de quinto años >>> era hora que retomen porque fue difícil estoy contenta por eso porque eso están felices anoche no podían dormir porque estaban emocionados de que regresarían al escuela >>> están los alumnos de tercero a quinto y recibir el 90 minutos de clases al día otros días a la semana >>> no podíamos traer 8500 estudiantes y 2000 miembros tuvimos que hacer este análisis y gracias a dios pudimos llegar este número mágico >>> regresa a la escuela fue distinto a otros años >>> tuvimos que tomar precauciones de poner los asientos separados a contar los estudiantes que van a estar con la maestra que traigan su botella de agua, su mochila con sus cosas porque no se puede compartir como antes a los niños se les enseña compartir pero ahora no se puede >>> representantes del distrito aseguran que los planteles son seguros >>> estamos en el lugar donde hubo contagios teníamos que tener mucha precaución para ver cuantas personas hay! >>> dicen que están preparados para que próximo lunes regresen a los

antonio y embarcadero en palo alto. la autopista estarÁ cerrada entre las 8:00 de la noche y 6:00 de la maÑana el jueves en direcciÓn sur y el viernes en direcciÓn norte con el mismo horario. tome sus precauciones en esta vÍa durante la noche. esta noche , un emigrante hispano continÚa detenido pese a su condiciÓn mental. hablaremos con la fiscalÍa del condado san mateo que no autoriza que lo liberen. los pequeÑos negocios en el Área de la bahÍa puedan recibir dinero del gobierno federal. le explicamos paso a paso cuÁles son los requisitos para solicitar esta ayuda. llegamos al final. jorge: jueves 29 de abril. el presidente biden pidiÓ a republicanos y demÓcratas que paren la guerra sobre migranciÓn que prueben cambios graduales como asegurar la frontera y dar vÍa a la ciudadanÍa a los indocumentados. se investiga un policÍa de miami captado en cÁmara cuando lanzaba al suelo y golpeaba a un desamparado en un supermercado. a pesar de los problemas polÍticas, la pandemia y privaciones los venezolanos

antonio fueron los primeros en regresar al salÓn de clases pero esto serÁ en un sistema hÍbrido >>> bueno, sabemos que las vacunas son muy importantes para contener el contagio del covid-19 pero tambiÉn las autoridades de salud pÚblica nos estÁn pidiendo y recalcando de que sigamos haciendo esos exÁmenes por las narices por el covid-19 precisamente de esto nos habla norma >> hemos visto que tenemos 50-60 pacientes que venÍan al dÍa >>> esta tendencia >>> en la medida de prevenciÓn temprana >> tanto doctores como grupos comunitarios >> intenta informar a la poblaciÓn sobre las mejores hefsh. >> la gente se ha realizado el trabajo en nosotros que hemos tenido es ir a las calles y hablar con las personas de que no bajen la guardia de que tenemos que seguir cuidando >>> recordar que un porcentaje de la poblaciÓn aÚn no ha recibido la vacuna del covid-19 la recomendaciÓn para ello es hacerse frecuentemente la prueba >>> si trabaja como alguien esencial en donde estÁ al frente de la gente todo el tiempo en donde tiene mucha exposiciÓn al covid-19 si usted no estÁ vacunado to