charles: i know a lot of people who live in san diego, in and around san diego, and they talk about being able to stroll into your community, get on the beach and walk in at low tide. and there has been a correlation between that and some of the problems with respect to rising crime and uncertainty of its citizens. are you concerned for your friends and neighbors that they need this for their own safety? >> let's get our geography straight. i'm san diego budget management. but i'm located in puerto rico. charles: i knew you were puerto rican. i was wondering why in the hell you said your economy was so bad. i guess in your corner of san diego it is. >> my hometown is in the its. -- is in the pits. charles: you ask most puerto ricans and tell you it's because of the porous border. you should be the first one talking about restrictions on immigration. >> i think you will find morer most for the are you -- you will find most puerto ricans recognize this is respectable work. charles: your anxiety about the notion of a country, in your case an island having control over who enters their countr

diego are particularly vulnerable to bad actors in the for-profit education industry. i can tell you, mr. chair, i have heard from students who can't get the degrees they need to provide a better life for their families.

no wonder he went out to san diego or where ever the heck he is. >> that is second on my list ito this makes us feel so good. it just does. i love duke losing. i'm old enough to remember when duke was always horrible. coach k took the job. i actuay for them but

the san diego bad hombres. people saying if you name them footy mcfoot face, i will by season tickets forever. [ laughter ] >> major league soccer, don't know if it's going to happen, but people say if we vote for the name, it's going to be the name of the team, but they are not committing to anything at this point. this is why we can't have nice things. democracy is dead, and people cannot be trusted. >> that's why our new service dog, we are giving you three names to choose from. >> newsy mcscript face. we will be right back. [ laughter ] >>> i think it's wrong that every time they cut the prices for everybody. i yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. wh

liliana: vino desde san diego y dijo que este es el momento de estar unidos porque este es un paÍs para todos. >> no nada mÁs para los mexicanos o para los americanos, para todos. liliana: los seguidores del presidente donald trump con esta marcha le quieren enviar un mensaje no solamente al presidente, tambiÉn al paÍs. que este es el momento que este es el momento de hacer amÉrica grande. dice que trump dando por las faltas de trabajos en estados unidos, el mensaje va tambiÉn para los parlamentarios. >> a los que estÁ ya dentro, porque no entienden, no entienden nada. no dudan nada, deben mÁs dinero es todo lo que dicen. liliana: la marcha finalmente terminÓ luego de que la policÍa recuperÓ el orden. fÉlix: el endurecimiento de las polÍticas migratorias del nuevo gobierno estÁ poniendo en riesgo la dinÁmica fronteriza, ya muchos inmigrantes no se atreven a cruzar la frontera para hacer trabajos que las representan mejores ingresos. jorge: en la frontera entre mÉxico y entre estados unidos se da una dinÁmica que está a punto de desaparecer, se trata de residentes fronte

it wasn't just san diego. by mid-may, an administrator for a facebook site for bernie sanders supporters in california, bay area for bernie, was setting off her own alert about many if not all of the bernie groups being inundated with "bogus users." at sane progressive they were posting the same warning. at bernie sanders is my hero, the administrators there were posting their own version of the warning basically saying something is happening here that is not native to our community. they were warning that these bogus postings were "developed to be appealing to berners, to bernie sanders supporters, but they were not from an american or bernie supporting point of view." the real bernie supporters in this country, the people who were, for example, running the facebook pages in support of him by and large they were trying to stop this when they realized what it was. we see the evidence of that now looking back at it but even they seem to have realized their sounding the alarm was futile. people couldn't hear it.

east coast, san diego. so it's just a tough day to get around right now. >> yeah, steve paulson was nodding his head as you said that. >> christien just said 50 flights cancelled but it's going to multiply. more than that for sure. >>> 6:03 is the time. >> i should have remembered his name but he said in san diego we're having a nor wester with the fog. >> good comedy. >> it can be really thick down there. >> it is right now. which in turn means you're probably cancelled. we do have nice weather on tap. it will be nice once we get going here. there we go. nicole a friend of the show. >> yes. >> my drive home yesterday reminded me why i bought a convertible. >> we had some records yesterday. sfo 77. even pretty warm there. salinas. airport in monterey hit 70 degrees and if you've ever spent time in the monterey peninsula you know it's really nice because in july it will be about 50 degrees and foggy. >>> over to nevada is where the ridge of high pressure is going. so it's moving east ever so slowly. some pat

sunny cedro is the largest border crossing between san diego andty juan i can't. the existing crossing which juan mentioned is the largest linking california and mexico. and at peak operation four trucks cross every minute. in 2015, about $42.5 billion of merchandise cross the border. so obviously a very busy and active port of entry. sunny cedro recently had some improvements which reduced wait times to cross the border. after the initial reductions, the wait times have come back up. it is a passenger pedestrian crossing. it's not a commercial crossing. so even that expansion, when it's fully completed in 2019, doesn't answer the need for for infrastructure on the commercial side. so there's -- an aerial picture of what the area looks like. and it was a need for a third crossing betweenty juana and sdag. and the scarcity of funds. and this is an important point that drove plans for the future port of entry. back as far as 2006, analysis was undertaken that shows the border wait times were costing the region money, or missing out on a lot of economic activity. mil

sucediÓ el 14 de marzo en la frontera entre tijuana y san diego. vamos a obtener mÁs informaciÓn. tenemos entendido que esta libre bajo fianza. tendrÁ que responder bajo estos cargos. mantendremos al tanto. por mi parte es todo. regresamos al estudio. presentador: sigamos en mÉxico. sacude a los viajeros del metro con una agresiva campaÑa contra el abuso sexual. se trata de este asiento con el torso desnudo de un hombre y un objeto que representa el Órgano sexual masculino. presentadora: mira la cara de la gente. trata de que los hombres se den cuenta de lo que sufren de las mujeres cuando son acosadas. 41% de los acosos en mÉxico nunca son reportados. presentador: es todo un tema. el vÍdeo, obviamente, estÁ causando mucho revuelo en internet. por supuesto, este programa lo hacemos en conjunto. seguimos participando de esta programaciÓn a travÉs de redes sociales. ya volvemos. ♪ que buena pregunta. ♪ presentador: hoy es el dÍa mundial de asegurar los archivos electrÓnicos. sabÍas que el 30% de las personas nunca ha asegurado los archivos. presentadora: para asegura

these went to san diego to san francisco at the time. nothat point you had city-based establishment. had a lott time you of native americans running through california, it was the intent of the spaniards to christianize the native americans who were established year. at this time also, you had intrusions from the french, british, and russian interests that were coming into the pacific coast. the spaniards were looking at a way of settling and controlling the region that we know as california. the difficulty was see trouble going up the coast was against the trade winds. the thought was if they could have a trail method, that would help solidify their hold on california. in 1775 and early soldier for the government created his own trail from southern arizona up into california as far north as monterey, california. he went back to the spaniard government and got permission to lead an expedition to go along the same trail. in 1776 to go up on this expedition, it was a mix of native americans, spaniards, mixed races went across this trail. h

diego padres to the city of san diego and of course like the major league baseball did not approve of the transaction because it would have meant all of their financials became more or less public, so like that's a very different way to think about giving and also if we think about bill clinton he was using the trope of the being a politician to carry forward a be a different type of philanthropy on a different scale, so maybe you can add in and talk about that breaking of the rules that you saw when you are writing the book. >> when i was listening to sam i was thinking that's exactly what thought when he built clinton global initiative, i mean, the theme of that was they had gone-- he gone to the worldd economic forum and given speeches and notice they talked a lot about how to fix problems of the world, but then did not do anything, so the idea of clinton global initiative was they would have a conference that he would be able to convene world leaders and corporate leaders and people prominent and very accomplished and the non- profit world to come together because he was clintonli

louis and san diego and the chargers going to la. now the raiders, let me tell you each one of the owners smiling today. because they are going to be $50 million richer off of the relocation fees that are needed to be paid by this. when mark davis says mixed emotions, deep down he is very

. >> la esposa de este inmigrante fue a la corte en san diego en compaÑÍa de dos de sus hijos para aceptar un millÓn de dÓlares como indemnizacion. >> quiero aclarar que este arreglo no es justicia. >> el acuerdo demuestra la responsabilidad de los mÁs de 12 agentes que rodearon al sujeto y le dieron una brutal golpiza con descargas elÉctricas hace siete aÑos hasta su muerte. >> hubo abusos contra de Él, golpizas, maltratos, se le negÓ llevarlo a que lo atendieran mÉdicamente. este es el video donde se escuchan los gritos del hombre en san isidro el 28 de mayo de 2010. >> si lo escuchÉ, lo tenÍa en frente, el agente guillermo Ávila reconoce en el testimonio del juicio las suplicas de hernÁndez cuando estaba sometido. >> nunca escuchÉ eso, dijo un oficial que no estaba en ninguna parte del entrenamiento retirarle los pantalones, y otro habla de cÓmo uso la macana. >> es curioso como los agentes involucrados se contradicen y cuando se muestra junto con el video empiezan las sospechosas que uno o varios de ellos estÁn mintiendo. otro video que por primera vez se hace pÚblico e

san diego, st. louis. but not in any of those instances did you see fan bases mobilizing to support a fan base like they're doing in oakland. >> reporter: they came from miami, new york. >> football's family. family is everything. family should be where the home is. this is oakland's home, the raiders' home. they shouldn't go anywhere. >> i won't go see the raiders anywhere else, only here. >> reporter: the heat is on. >> 16 days to when the owners convene in arizona to regards to potentially voting on a relocation move. >> reporter: these diverse fans intend to pressure their team's owners to vote against the raiders moving to las vegas. if they can get nine dissenters among the 32 owners, the raiders wouldn't be able to relocate. >> these people, the black and silver, you're not going to replicate that anywhere. >> reporter: you could say it's the fourth quarter and the clock is running down. this is a last-ditch hail mary pass to somehow keep the team here in oakland. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>

it would be nice to get a nice present for san francisco especially after seeing that one for san diego. thanks for the report, chief williams. >> thank you commissioner >> thank you commissioner hardeman. vp nakajo >> thank you very much president cleaveland. thank you for a much chief williams for your conference of report. also thank you very much chief hayes-white on your report chief williams. the semantics it's [inaudible] because of some lunch area of responsibility that you have within your office. again, your responsibility again for me, when you give your reports it just adds education and affirms my understanding of our department administrative infrastructure. so when you talk about the airport chief cost a lot of we are what we are really looking forward to that opening on march 29 which is next wednesday which is a major accomplishment for us and the airport,, city and county. when we talk about the graduation coming up on april 14, chief columbini with commissioner covington and the rest of the commissioners, we are so grateful for the professional training of your traini

diego. and investigators said he sent email bomb threats to a museum, a school, and and jewish centers in dallas and san diego. and investigators say he sent email bomb threats to a museum, a school and a jewish center in new york and a jewish school in suburban detroit. those threats said they came from juan thompson, according to the fbi. investigators say he posted a message on twitter, saying a racist white girl he dated sent those bomb threats, trying to set him up. thompson's family was in federal court in st. louis today, where he was charged with cyberstalking. police there say they want to talk to him about headstones knocked over last month in a jewish cemetery. >> we're looking at all aspects. we've reached out to interview juan thompson. >> thompson has a troubled past. an internet news site says it fired him for falsifying stories and his twitter feed is full of racist rants about white people. today's arrest doesn't solve who is behind the rest of the more than 100 bomb threats

this is san diego's latest dance craze. something known as groove-a-roo. >>> it's a community of moms and dads coming together and bonding with their babies through dance. >>> for these babies, it's a perfect marriage. he's a dance instructor, she's a certified expert in baby wearing and nine months ago they welcomed their first child. >> let's kick it! >> the idea started small but quickly grew and videos of their classes went viral. they're training new teachers and building communities around the world. >> it bonds us together a little more. >> recent studies show dance can help babies in many ways through space and body awareness through vision, hearing and touch. the goal is to get families to embrace dance, make it just as normal as a game of catch. >> it's fun but hard. harder than it looks. >> so it's important to include dads. >> if someone told you not that long ago that you'd be dancing with your kids like this, what would you say? >> not a chance. >> you could say even the parents are taking baby steps. >> don't

it sold at auction in 2007 for $1.6 million dollars. >> in san diego in 2010, nancy crego-powers is looking to unload her strange inheritance. she's long considered it just a sprawling hoard of firearms, uniforms, and other military memorabilia. after all, her father paid so little for it, says auctioneer brian witherell. >> she knew that there were things that were important to her dad, but the records that they kept showed that he paid $2.50, 50 cents, $7. if you're just judging from that, you would have no idea of the significance of the collection. >> but brian knows there's a method to art's obsession. >> i think in crego's collection, he was truly collecting from a scholarship standpoint. he wanted a comprehensive collection that encompassed virtually every aspect of u.s. military life. >> nothing underscores that more than a bullet-riddled log art crego bought in the 1960s and carted from home to home over the decades. sometimes he kept it wrapped in a blanket in the bathtub. how on earth do you value a tree log that has ammo and battle wounds? >> they've sold, and it's based on how

san diego had fog last night. and that meant that the flights in and out of san diego were delayed. we saw people sleeping at the airports. the flights at san diego, the departures at this point looking okay. we see three flights headed out. one 7:25, one at 12:05 p.m. all of those flights out to san diego looking good. as always, i think we've all had this experience, you need to call ahead to the airport and your airline to meaning sure that your flight is on time and will actually be taking off. >> christien kafton at sfo, thank you. >>> an unidentified man was shot and killed by police in the city of napa after he reportedly waved a knife outside of a home depot store. alex savidge tells us what witness says happened just before the deadly shooting. >> reporter: napa police were called out here of reports of a man waving around a knife in the parking lot of this home depot near soskal and kansas. two officers shot and killed that man. the shooting itself happened just across the way from the store. it happened just after 6:00 last night. after several 911 callers reported a man

the indictment also outlines how williams accepted trips from another businessman to florida, san diego and las vegas. along with a 1997 jaguar convertible valued at more than four grand. in exchange for favors. >> business owner number two directed mr. williams to obtain a confidential police report which of course mr. williams d did. >> reporter: prosecutors say williams went back even asking for more in one text message saying "i don't want to be greedy but maybe we can all go to your place in san diego before you sell it. maybe august before they start school ". >> along with criminal charges williams also faces property forfeiture that could force him to pay over $100,000. williams is due in federal cou court. we will be there as this story continues to unfold. >> chris, thank you. on your radar, you want to keep your winter coat handy as we take live look at the ben franklin parkway. comfortable out there now, but temperatures are falling and tomorrow it's not going to feel like spring at all. meteorologist kathy orr is here. kathy, let's hope it warms up not in too distant future

the text messages show him arranging a family trip to the san diego and zoo. prosecutors say williams accepted a jaguar convertible and $900 in cash. seth williams' appointed wife as a special advise tore the d.a. office. documents obtained by nbc 10 show wise using the position to ask a judge to cut short his parole for tax evasion. and the gift disclosure williams submitted after the start of the federal investigation shows wise's brother and co-owner of woody's, william wise, as the person named as providing the airline trip. i reached out to the business owners tonight and they did not return my phone calls. william's attorney is adamant they will be fighting the charges and beating them. recording live outside the federal courthouse, denise mcconnell, "nbc 10 news." >> the value of the trip to punta cana was $6300. and tonight, williams remains the sitting district attorney. his lawyer says he has no reason to resign. for more than and month he's met calls for his resignation with defiance and is till on the public payroll making $175,000 per year. >>> no

and then there are atm's, even here in san diego, where you can get bitcoins from the atm. so you can either purchase bitcoins in the atm or you can trade the bitcoins in for money. sharyl: but do the crooks then exchange it for cash and spend it or do they buy other illicit things with it? s.a. christopherson: mhmm. so that's a good question. "can i buy groceries with bitcoin?" and the answer is yes, you can in certain cities and places, you can buy subway, you can buy martinis, you can buy groceries. but at the end of the day, they're probably going to exchange it for cash. and so they can use these same exchangers to turn their bitcoin into euros, dollars, or whatever they're looking for. sharyl: when people have their emails stolen, their email addresses, and things like that from retail stores like we've heard of, is this what some of them are potentially used for? s.a. christopherson: exactly. so there will be certain trading on the dark web of email address of victims. there's also the potential that once someone pays a ransom once, their email address or some other

i told him one of the greatest i guess accolades i had in san diego, california when they brought him in is to generate people coming in. >> when did you begin your public service? >> i begin my public service in 1982. i had coached basketball for six years. i decided go into the insurance business. the idea i was going into a private business i had to put in five years. that's what they told me, before i could reason for office. it is a district that the naacp had filed a lawsuit said african americans couldn't win it because it was in a rural area and outside of tallahassee. >> and you have served both in the florida house and florida senate. right behind you is your campaign sign for florida senate 2000, is that correct? >> that's right. >> i rolled down my window and gave that guy a dollar. >> i worked and really seemed to like it. i didn't have much money and so that was my theme and so i took it with me every place, football gam games so as a result after i want toded to stick with me for the campaign people threw it away and i jumped into a dumpster and found it. that's why it

business owners including trips to punta qana san diego las vegas and florida. a custom sofa checks and cash and even a used jaguar convertible. the total value is roughly $110,000. >> it's a stretch to imagine a public servant who could put quid pro quo ahead of justice for all. >> reporter: an investigator cited a exchange had of text messages where a business owner wanted a lighter service. >> i i'm merely a thankful beggar and don't want to overstep found in asking. mr. williams is referring to another trip to punta qana. >> reporter: as for williams, he did not comment on this yesterday, his office says he was out spending time with his family. live in federal court coastal storm cans channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you. >>> former district attorney lynne abraham says she's outraged over the charges against seth williams. abraham spent 18 years in the d.a.'s office 10 of those as williams' boss. >> district attorney's office chief law enforcement officer of the city who presented himself as a crime fighter and a crime preventer to go out on commi

san diego threw their favorite sailor a sunset bash where the only thing old was the ship. >> i feel like about 50. >> reporter: handshakes, heroic hugs, and speaking of presidents, a celebratory letter from one. world war ii vet george h.w. bush. and at ray's church sunday his closest crew. >> i've only been alive 8 years. but he means a lot to me. >> we want to capture as much of the enjoyment of being together as possible. >> reporter: the weekend's fanfare couldn't shake ray's humility. >> i'm not a hero. i did what i did because i enjoyed doing it. >> reporter: just an old sailor with a bucket list complete. >> i just want to thank everybody that's here to give me this honor. >> reporter: katie beck, nbc news, san diego. >> happy birthday, ray. that's going to do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at .. the nedet thisofficer - makinan rest -- >>> right now at 6:00, the new details we're learning about this officer making an arrest, who some say is using excessive force. >>> the news at 6:00 st

they were up and down california, from san diego all the way to san francisco at the time. until that time you had no -- basically a city type of establishment. had a lott time you of native americans still running, throughout california, and it was the attempt of the spaniards to try and settle and the original settlers, the native americans that were already established year. at this time, also, you had intrusions from the french, british, and russian interests coming into the the civic coast. the spaniards were looking at away of settling and kind of controlling the region that we know of california at the time. the difficulty was see travel, going up the coast, was against the tradewinds from mexico. the thought was if they could establish an overhand trail method, that would help to solidify their hold on california. in 1775, 1 battista deanza -- deanza created his own trail from southern arizona up into california and as far north as monterey, california. the spanishback to government and got permission to lead a next edition following the same trail. of 200 40ed a gr

she had tried to give the san diego padres to this city of san diego. right, and, of course, like the major league baseball didn't approve the transaction because it would have meant that all of their financials became more or less public. and so i think that that's a very different way to think about giving and also if we think about bill clinton right he was essentially using the trope of being a politician to carry it forward and become a kind of different type of fill fill and talking about that role when you were writing books. >> that's exactly what clinton thought when he built clinton global initiative that was -- the theme of that was he had gone to world economic form for several years and given speech there is. and notice that they talked a lot about how to fixes problem it is in the world and then they didn't do anything. and so the idea of clinton global initiative was they would have a campus. he would be be able to convene corporate, world leaders people prominent come together because he was clinton, and then he would make them do someth

-mexican border just south of san diego. william? >> you know this is that steel fence along the border. agents tell me that illegals come here on a daily basis and cut holes in the fence with battery-powered grinders and saws, 500 a year. so is the president's enforcement plan part of the solution? residents tell us coming up on "happening now" ." yes, sir, we need your password. the password that i use? yes, sir, your password. there's been another breach! sir! right. okay. i-h-a... ...t-e-m-y-j-o-b-1. ihatemyjob1? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >> i am dana perino, we have a big show for you, reaction to president trump's edge as from both chris wallace and former press secretary ari fleischer, he has some advice from george w. bush's 2001 playbook plus congressman trey gowdy says mr. trump's immigration order could use some clarity. what does he want to see? we are going to ask him and asked the chairm

for example, this is the hotel del coronado in san diego. lovely hotel. right on san diego bay. but look at the hotel on a map. there's a hotel del coronado. on one side is the dog park, which looks lovely. right on the other side of it, our navy base. it's right next to a navy base. and so when this country linked to the chinese government wanted to buy that hotel, really, right next to the naval base? the committee on foreign investment in the united states blocked that purchase on national security grounds. well, now the obama administration is gone and the trump administration is in effect and now this chinese company wants to do a huge new deal. they want to buy a member of the beast, forgive me, 666 6th avenue. when it was sold for $1.8 billion in 2007, it was the most expensive sale of a single building ever in the united states. they just started shopping around a deal to buy it now for more than a billion dollars over that price from 2007. they're valuing it at $2.85 billion for a single building. i believe that would make it the most expensive building in north america

i told him one of the greatest i guess accolades i had was to be cut by will chamberlain in san diego, california. when they brought him in is to be the coach to help generate people coming in. >> when did you begin your public service? rep. lawson: i begin my public service in 1982. i had coached basketball for six years. decided i would be there in go into the insurance business. i went into the business with the idea i was going into a private business i had to put in five years. that's what they told me. before i could reason for office. a district was created that the naacp had filed a lawsuit said african americans couldn't win it because it was in a rural area and outside of tallahassee. there is no african-american districts. i said i was up for the challenge. i felt like i grew up in a situation like that where white and black farmers look across the road from each other and help each other. i thought i understood the district. i got elected so they had to withdraw the lawsuit in 1982. >> and you have served both in the florida house and florida senate. right behind you is yo

. >> la copa oro serÁ en la ciudad de san diego, el domingo 9 de julio, mÉxico v/s salvador. el tri, el mÁquina ganador de copas, histÓrico ganador. salvador con zelaya como su rompe redes en 9 partidos. bueno, le cuento que los merengues del real madrid avanzaron en cuartos de final en champions, el equipo del barcelona estarÁ enfrentando al psg. asÍ estÁ el maravilloso mundo de los deportes. evento interesante en donde estaba todo decidido. salieron satisfechos con lo que fue el desenlace de este sorteo. >> ¿crees que es fÁcil para el salvador ganarle a mÉxico? >> va a estar difÍcil. marÍa: gracias. datos alarmantes para reciente nacidos infectados con sivo lis. quÉ ¿quÉ tal, amigos?, el pronÓstico del tiempo al regresar.filis. quÉ ¿quÉ tal, amigos?, el pronÓstico del tiempo al regresar. los horarios de atenciÓn de 10 de la maÑana a las 12 del mediodÍa. no se lo pierda. mÉxico es el tamaÑo de este frente frÍo, ha gen desafortunada torneos intensa bien definida. en la alta presiÓn con lluvias y en. norte de california, no hay advertencias por la noch

carmen: al otro extremo del condado de san diego, apenas se dan abasto con los nuevos desafÍos. >> hola, buenas tardes. hola, seÑora, cÓmo estÁ? carmen: patricia serrano va de escuela en escuela. del vecindario en vecindario, informando a familias sobre la necesidad de contar con identificaciones oficiales y cualquier otro documento que deban tener listo, en caso de una deportaciÓn. en esta ciudad el riesgo se multiplica. patricia: tenemos muchos aÑos en este lugar, que es el Único lugar que tiene la colaboraciÓn de migraciÓn. carmen: eso dice ella. hoy es un horror. >> estamos tratando de organizarnos para tener un equipo de respuestas rÁpidas. a nosotros se nos va a hacer expedita la deportaciÓn. carmen: en este video se ve cÓmo la policÍa detiene a un individuo. curiosamente, este vehÍculo cuenta con el pase rÁpido, que otorgan las autoridades estadounidenses sobre el propietario y el vehÍculo, si estÁn libres de manchas. [hablan en inglÉs] carmen: ambos tripulantes son ciudadanos. >> entra al facebook y fÍjate los que avisan de las alertas. carmen: ellas se quejan

diego sector, another 14 miles of new wall in the san diego sector. that's mostly land that the federal government already loans. but in texas, which you already had up on the screen, they want 28 miles of new levee wall system, so that's a combination of a levee wall and border protection, and also six new miles of more border wall in that texas region. really, this is low-hanging fruit. this is obviously places where customs and border protection says it really needs this kind of wall. but it's pretty darn expensive when we calculate this out. this comes out to roughly $16 million per mile extrapolate that out and you're surpassing all the estimates that we've seen for the 2,000-mile wall. by our calculations, now if you would do this kind of wall everywhere, it would be up in the $32 to $41 billion range. so, it is a lot of money, and obviously, this is the first down payment on president trump's campaign promise. >> and already it might become a huge political fight on capitol hill. chuck schumer saying that if they ask for it, it might lead to a

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