in brussels so it's been more than three months since the election barbara could be easter before czerny finally gets a government what impact is germany's current lack of political leadership heaven on only e.u. . so far the impact hasn't really been very strong because there we have to see this is a big machinery and it keeps turning and clanking on the administration works on as if nothing happened however part of that is of course that no big decisions have to be made since october the talks for instance were just sort of evolved to divorce rangelands and there was no a particular political struggle behind that everybody was pretty much on one page however that is going to change now as we have beginning to think about euro zone reforms the pet project of cuomo and as micaela said we need a government in berlin that can make decisions actively and that not just sort of be a bystander and so nothing can really go on if doesn't get its stuff together relatively soon became a both camps to spitting in these talks to conservatives and social democrats they were punished at the polls in s

barbara: you've come quite a long way. analysts have been upping their estimates on the s&p 500. $150 this year. that has quite a bit of it priced in. you are not going to get the big multiples you got last year. s&p 500, 50% of the returns last year was earnings. this year, it's likely to be more earnings and multiple expansion. whatever you get on top line earnings is what you will get plus the 2% dividend yield. vonnie: you talk about high-yield bond spreads tightening. where do you look for value when you are trying to decide how much to allocate to bond loans? barbara: that's a big component of our asset allocation. we are preparing for retirement -- we find the best opportunities in the at julie: -- we think it loan is a defensive place to be. tight: isn't that a space? barbara: you get the benefit of the increase in the coupon payment. it's not a matter of it being a crowded space. we see that the fundamentals are good for companies to earn their coupon payments and make their coupon payments and deliver very good e

jaime: en santa bÁrbara, california, jaime garcÍa con municiÓn. ilia: autoridades del condado doblas y colorado dieron a conocer las importantes-- impactantes imÁgenes en que un oficial es herido cuando respondÍa un caso de violencia verbal. la cÁmara grabÓ las imÁgenes de harris tendido en el suelo. otros cuatro policÍas y dos civiles resultaron heridos. el departamento de estado pidiÓ a sus ciudadanos evitar la visita a cinco estados mexicanos.esto debido a las condiciones de inseguridad en esos territorios. la situaciÓn ha llegado a tal punto que se le advierte a empleados estÁn esas en que hay lugares y momentos en que no deben conducir esos vehÍculos . jessica: balaceras, cuerpos tirados en la calle y en la carretera. esto se vive en cinco lugares de mÉxico y ha hecho que el departamento de estado lo considere verdadera zona de guerra. Éstos lugares son sinaloa, colima, tamaulipas, michoacÁn y guerrero. la Última actualizaciÓn de alerta es el departamento de estado fue dado conocer hoy. los residentes recibieron la noticia con

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danielle nottingham is in santa barbara county. >> firefighters rescued a 14-year-old girl who was trapped in a montecito home. officials say she was for hours. search dogs are being used to look for more victims on the ground. from the air, the u.s. coast guard pulled residents to safety. an avalanche of debris shut down 30 miles of highway 101 near carpenteria. >> the mud slide surrounded my car and it pushed my car all the way to the left-hand side of the road. >> with the muddy mess the winter storm flooded creeks and roadways to santa barbara and los angeles counties trapping cars and people. thousands of people were forced to evacuate again after surviving several recent wild fires. >> peoples whose homes survived the thomas fires are now face wednesday this. impassable roads and driveways filled with mud. >> i said i just can't do it again.

thank you chief i'd like to bring up sheriff bill brown santa barbara county sheriff. thank you dave and hello and thank you everyone for being here today another extremely challenging day as we find out more about our community members who were tragically killed and also those who are missing and have loved ones who are in an agonizing holding pattern waiting for word on the status of their loved ones and if they have indeed been found we are saddened to report that the death toll has now risen to seventeen with two additional. fatalities recovered today the process of positively identifying the victims is a process that is slow it takes time and it cannot be rushed or coroner's office and our forensic unit are working around the clock to make careful identifications to be absolutely positive that we make the right identifications and to work with and notify the next of kin at this time we are not ready to release the names of the victims or identifying information but anticipate that we will be doing that in the near future we appreciate your patience as we go throug

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. >>> devastation in santa barbara county as rain trigger mudslides and flash flooding killing 13 people. hello and everyone. -- hello again everyone. two dozen people missing or unaccounted for. tonight, the search effort is underway.>> the u.s. coast guard staged several risky rescues today, they released this video of a helicopter crew racing to rooftop to save a family trapped in their home. all five family members were lifted from the roof to safety and in the meantime firefighters spent most of the day on the ground with search and rescue dogs looking for anyone trapped inside the home. >> the hardest hit area is montecito -- >>> oprah winfrey posted video on facebook of trudging through mud and the helicopters saving a neighbor. water and mudslides pushed cars off streets and brought down trees and power lines. treacherous obstacles for rescuers trying to reach people in their homes. some houses were destroyed or swept completely off the foundation. mud, six feet deep in some areas. one girl was rescued after spending hours trapped in mud up to her neck. >> this is the worst i hav

i'm in santa barbara. this is called coast village and if we can have our camera pan around, this is literally a media village at this point. we were up in the evacuation zone earlier today and the media was told to leave the evacuation zone. it is a very tense situation there as you might imagine. they are still searching for survivors. there is still hope they might find more survivors. they have search-and-rescue dogs out there earlier today but we were told to leave the area. so we haven't been back to the evacuation zone. i can tell you, this is my first time today in the evacuation zone. i was at the 101 freeway shut down by flooding which is still shut down, by the way. but to see the evacuation zone up close is absolutely astounding. 65 homes completely damaged, literally pushed off of their foundations, reduced to piles of rubble. we have more than 460 homes damaged. this is so widespread and so massive. the pictures that you're seeing on tv simply do not do it justice. >> many of the people kille

at least eight people died near santa barbara. but dramatic rescues like this teenage girl trapped beneath a house. the mud simply pouring through neighborhoods and even across major highway. our miguel almaguer is there with the latest. >> reporter: this is the life and death struggle playing out tonight. rescue teams in santa barbara county, home buried in mud, to reach a 14-year-old trapped inside. using jaws of life, reach her. been alone six hours. >> i thought i was dead for a minute there. >> reporter: plucked from the rising mud and debris. >> i want to call my friends. my phone got wrecked. >> reporter: a miracle rescue just in time. >> it was so hard to hear her. could have easily taken two more steps and wouldn't have been able to hear her at all. >> reporter: it happens so fast. rivers of mud pouring into communities, hills crumbling, dozens reported missing. all day long, daring rescue efforts, wading through high-high mud with search dogs, first responders desperate to find survivors. while checking on neighbors, joh

vey is all joins us now from barcelona barbara will push the mot be returning to barcelona today. he didn't he didn't say his party doesn't know the audience is waiting was baited breath and the international press here in front of the cattle on parliament in barcelona is awaiting a thousand journalists have been credited for this new turn off the ongoing drama since october of last year of independence so everybody is waiting the police has come out in force they are everywhere they are controlling every entrance and exit and the only solution and the only thing would be that this all of a sudden congress pushed a month emerges from the bushes in this little park around parliament and sort of how it i am right here but we don't know that yet ok well spiking all the suspense . posted a picture of a street in barcelona on instagram and possibly that he might already be there do you know anything about that. he is playing hide and seek i mean it has been going on since yesterday evening when people got really exciting about this photo that shows the street leading right up to parlia

in santa barbara county, highway 101 is a major artery. for now, this is why it's shut down indefinitely, cal>)z tran contractors pumping gallons of sludge through pipes and into vacuum trucks working around the clock to get it done. these workerers in white, bent over and moving debris away from the pipes with their hands. but they need something bigger, stronger to get this freeway up and running. workers on the ground tell us a construction company built this device specifically for the job. they describe it as a filter connected to a vacuum. that will drain the water off rate of speed. the fencing is meant to catch the debris so it doesn't clog the vacuum. highway 101 will not reopenmv&w originally scheduled even though we're told workers will be here 24 hours a day, every day. >>> thank you anousha. she's been tweeting updates from that mud slide zone. she's posting videos and pictures. you can follow her on twitter. >>> 49ers star linebacker, reuben foster was arrested tonight. he was taken into custody in tuscaloosa county, alabama.

garcÍa: en santa bÁrbara, jaime garcÍa. ilia: autoridad del idioma conocer las imÁgenes en el que el momento que el talento es herido en el que respondÍa ante una amenaza verbal. la cÁmara de uno de los oficiales grabÓ las imÁgenes del hombre que fue abatido por el agresor. dos civiles resultaron heridos. el departamento de estado pidiÓ a sus ciudadanos evitar la visita a cinco estados mexicanos, esto debido a las condiciones de peligro y seguridad en estos territorios. a tal punto ha llegado la situaciÓn que se les estÁ a grito de los empleados estadounidenses que hay lugares y momentos en los cuales no deben conducir sus vehÍculos. jessica nos dice cuÁles son los estados que aparecen en la lista negra. jessica: balaceras, cuerpos tirados en las calles y balaceras, secuestros, lo que se vive en cinco lugares de mÉxico ha hecho que el estado lo considere peligroso. esos lugares son sinaloa, colima, tamaulipas, michoacÁn y guerrero, han sido catalogados como estados de nivel de peligrosidad mÁxima. los comercian

they targeted another 7-eleven in santa barbara. advocates worry the ice enforcement will strike fear in the immigrant community. >> when ice does these types of operation, it not only hurts immigrant community members who might be at these locations or working at these locations but it makes it difficult for employers as well. >> ice made 21 arrests in the crackdown nationwide. 7-eleven employees say no one in santa clara was arrested. >>> a one way ticket to hawaii. a killer who escaped from a hawaii mental hospital and flew to san jose is back on the island. he landed within the last 90 minutes. he will face charges for his daring escape from a hawaii mental hospital last november. a tip from taxi driver led to his arrest in stockton three days after the escape. he was at the hospital following a 1979 murder when he was found not guilty by reason of insan y insanity. >>> we know the name of the bart officer who shot and killed the suspect last week. officer joseph matu responded after hearing a gunshot. when he arrived he found o

we have a crew arriving in santa barbara county. a reporter tweeted this video from 101 north of the closure. we will have live reports beginning tomorrow on our various newscasts. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. >>> rain is still falling at this hour. but the worst of it has moved on. we're tracking the storm and the incredible rain totals in a short amount of time. >> i want to show you the map across southern california. the areas in orange, red and purple, inkadicating four to si inches of rain. and all that water coming down liquefies the hillside. they're getting a break as the rain changes over to scattered showers. we're seeing a break from our storm that's moving into las vegas and arizona. over my shoulder, you see a batch of clouds. this is arriving tomorrow. it will provide us with our next chance for some rain. light rain coming up on wednesday. we're seeing another series of storms headed our way as we head into the weekend. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> breaking news in san francisco. a win for daca. a fede

barbara's here i here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. state department has designated the senior political leader of hamas israel nia as a global terrorist his financial assets have been frozen and he's now the subject of a troubled u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order to keep guantanamo military prison open reversing an order by his predecessor to shut the facility down and the european union is giving an extra fifty three million dollars in aid to palestine following the u.s. decision to withhold its funding. venezuela's economic collapse has led to a surge in crime not just at home but also in the neighboring colombia criminal gangs are finding it increasingly lucrative to smuggle goods across the border selling them for as much as three times the price. he went on night patrol with colombian special forces on the hunt for smugglers along the venezuelan border. shots ring out over the simoom believer bridge dividing colombian business where as people dodge and run for cover. in the last four months at least fourte

joe schmidt/santa barbara co. sheriff's office: "for most of us that first day, tuesday morning, was very surreal. we couldn't really comprehend the devastation where homes were wiped out and just rubble and debris everywhere.paul vercammen/mont ecito, california: "look at some of the obstacles first responders had to deal with. massive boulders that came rolling down the hills like they were bowling balls. and in some instances, you can see just over my shoulder, rocks and mud up to the rooftops." the round-the-clock, hard work of first responders, not lost on residents here.-nats-this serial hand-shaker is john griffith. he stopped at a staging area to give thanks for the dignity first responders showed the victims. john griffith/thanked first responders: "they stood at attention, they covered the body, they took their hats off, they shed a tear. they treated that body like it was one of their own."the shoreline looks peaceful.. until a little perspective reveals muddy mayhem is everywhere.for the first responde

barbara vessel is tracking all the latest developments for us from barcelona hi barbara good to see you so we heard that the parliament has the late the debate on push a month leadership tell us what's been happening. the head of the parliament the president of the problem and so you say raja turned just a little while ago gave a rather angry sounding public announcement and he said that they're going to postpone the vote she did not set a new date for the vote but she also reiterated that congress put was still their one and only candidate off the whole independence wing of this parliament we know that the country is really divided more or less down the middle but the independents he says have a majority and they're still playing on that they're still really trying to say we won put someone here now tarrant the parliament's president has applied again to the constitutional court and said you must allow the man back here back to parts unknown and so that he can take up his post so that we can legally vote for him but the constitutional court of cruise has already ruled that out and it's

.>>> the deadly mudslides in santa barbara county. authorities said 17 people were killed in the disaster early yesterday. another 17 are still missing. today hundreds of rescue crews tried to find them while family members reached out on social media. among the missing are jim and alice mitchell from montecito.>> i think their house got washed away. i hope they get out by a rescue team or maybe some neighbors pick them up. and maybe they cannot reach us right now.>> they haven't phoned us. that is concerning. no phone calls. >> they rescued three people today. there is a massive cleanup ahead. chp says highway 101 the main route between santa barbara and ventura will remain closed until monday due to flooding mud and debris. people are wondering what areas in the bay area could be vulnerable. some answers from the experts. >> reporter: scientists say california is prone to mudslides. a scientist tells me fires such as the one in santa barbara as well as napa and sonoma counties fundamentally change the land and make them more vulnera

launched a couple hours from vandenberg air force base near santa barbara. caring a national security satellite soon in orbit. the rocket was supposed to take off yesterday. but mechanical problems forced the launch to today. >>> turkey spotted in the south bay maybe be looking for a happy hour spot. >> it's happy hour time right now. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... from a viewer..... taken in the >>> a very wild scene in downtown san jose. in the willow glenn neighborhood, take a look at the photos from a viewer. taken in this neighborhood. you can see a wild turkey strolling down the street. check going things out. apparently several others hangi

. >> reporter: barbara bouchey joined keith raniere's self-help group almost 20 years ago. she was a financial planner. >> i was grossing about $1 million a year. my client minimum was $1 million. and i was financially independent. >> reporter: in spite of her success, it was a difficult time in barbara's life. she was in the midst of a divorce and had lost a close friend to suicide. she says raniere's teachings really helped. it didn't hurt that keith was paying special attention to the latest convert. >> told me that he had dreams for two or three years and visions before i came that someone like me was coming. >> reporter: when they became intimate, barbara says she thought she was keith's one and only, but she was actually one of many. worse than a broken heart. she says she feared keith would leave her financially broke. bouchey alleges in court filings raniere convinced her to invest with him, saying he had invented a mathematical formula to get rich in the commodities market. >> within two months, it cleared through $1.6 million of my money. >> reporter: in litigatio

and what's going to happen this morning to find out more let's bring in our correspondent barbara faisal she joins us now live from barcelona the big question this morning barbara is will show up in barcelona. this if i knew brian it could make some money off it and probably put some bets down i mean rumors are swirling of cory's demonstrators have a would be turning up here in thousands and they would all have this mask and sort of show the face of card as he puts them on to make it all the more difficult for the police to find out whether he tries to enter parliament which is in the park right here behind us in the back we can probably see the police cars lights they have those of all the entrances and exits off this park and i really looking everywhere folks would should want they've put up a border called trolls they are looking in the trunks of cars that enter parliament and so they really hunting him because they are really trying to prevent him from peering physically in problem because as you said if he is supposed to be voted in illegally he needs to be there the man in the fles

those hills behind santa barbara about up to above 4,000 feet. if you have been to santa barbara, you just look straight up and it's not far from town so whenever that rain comes off the hills, mud drains down into the urban areas. so here's what happened. we talked about it last night and the night before, too. but it was rainfall rate, right? i talked to some folks north of montecito in santa barbara, a little closer up towards the airport, and they didn't notice these rainfall rates. it was a very localized heavy rainfall event and you think half inch in five minutes that's not a big deal. that's a rainfall rate of four inches an hour. that's what you find in a cat- 5 hurricane. it just came down and it dumped! when you look at the rainfall accumulations, not much different than the accumulations we had around here. but what i want you to notice here is the topography. look at how sheer these cliffs are. here's montecito. it rains up in here and it just starts rushing down and that's exactly what happened. they aren't set up like northern cali

and the coast guard also rescued a family of five in santa barbara. a baby was also pulled from the mud, and 30 miles of the 101 freeway have been closed. we're going to have the weather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> now to the other story breaking overnight, a federal judge has issued a ruling that blocks the trump administration's plan to end the so-called daca program which protects young immigrants from deportation. the ruling comes hours after a highly unusual televised meeting at the white house when the president revealed that he's willing to pass a more comprehensive immigration overhaul. abc's lana zak has all the details from washington. lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. all of this is happening at the same time that the clock is ticking on a spending deadline to avoid a government shutdown is now just nine days away. democrats say a deal on daca is a precondition for any spending agreement. republicans, though, say that's unlikely. happening overnight, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program better

the latest extreme weather has hit carpinteria, santa barbara and montecito. from there, our correspondent james cook. on california's pacific coast, ordeal by the elements continues. first, they endured the largest fire in the state's history. next came torrential rain, more intense than anyone here could remember. and then, within minutes, destruction, caused by an unstoppable wall of mud and debris. 14—year—old lauren cantin survived, but even she doesn't know how. firefighters using rescue dogs heard her screams, and worked for hours to pull her from the wreckage of her home. her family's fate is unknown. everyone here, it seems, has their own incredible story of a struggle to survive. we heard a little baby crying. and we dug down and found a little baby. i don't know where it came from. we got it out, got the mud out of its mouth. i'm hoping it's ok, they took it right to the hospital. but it was just a baby, four feet down in the mud, in nowhere, under the rocks. i'm glad we got it. coast village road, montecito — montecito. so why did this happen

strong interest to have a stable german government as soon as possible here in london as well you know barbara we heard there from bergen germany plays a big role in europe how how is the e.u. been reacting to this struggle to find a new government in berlin. the you basically of course does not react at all not officially really in that sense because the rule is strictly to keep out of the governments of members of the elections of member states it's a democratic process brussels stresses again and again and the capitals just have to figure out how they will carry on and how they can come together in a coalition and form a new government and of course everybody hopes for stability we had a chance to ask e.u. commission president john clune juncker earlier and put the question to him was let's hear what he had to say. that's why you worry does taking too long in germany which i hope they'll hurry up but i don't think it will cause any problems for now . here this might be translated into take your time but hurry up really of course everybody here watches is quite clear during this year two tho

and expensive immunity outside of santa barbara. highway 101 is closed in the area because of the mudslides. >> they released these images of firefighters rescuing a 4- year-old girl -- 14-year-old girl, she had been trapped for hours after a river of mud and debris ripped her family's house apart. we have been monitoring development, we are joined from the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: the debris has blocked roads so crews are working to access homes in hard- to-reach areas. authorities say they issued mandatory evacuations, 10-15% of people in the evacuation areas followed orders and left on time. >> these are all homes.>> reporter: rescue efforts continued as they search in the dark and try to clear critical roads for responders. the storms swept across the area , 230 tuesday morning. -- 2:30 am on tuesday morning. >> it sounded like a freight train coming down the hill. you could hear the boulders rolling down.>> reporter: the flash flooding sent water downhill that was -- some of the worst was in montecito. including m

so, that is the story and santa barbara has always had this problem. it just happened to coincide with a really bad fire season. malibu also has flooding and san diego is having issues also. a different set of circumstances due to all of the typography. we did's see significant rain and flooding -- did see significant rain and flooding and we will update southern california also. >>> now to the east they were 12 people were taken to the hospital today after a crash involving a school bus and the interest -- injured include seven special needs people. >> reporter: julie this is the school where this students were on the way to when the accident happened. this crash was captured on home surveillance video. the four vehicle collision happened just after 8:00 a.m. this morning. home security video shows a white truck hitting a volkswagen and hitting it into the oncoming lane. first there was one collision, and then another involving the school bus. >> i heard a loud bang which i assumed was an accident.>> reporter: he boarded the school bus and saw that th

californiae to san diego, things have calmed down, but after four, five inch rainfall around santa barbara, they have -- we talked about this yesterday. there were issues, but today looks better. same for us although yesterday that rain persistent for some from san jose south ward and a mostly cloudy day. clouds toppling over the ridge of high pressure. there's the systems zipping through arizona, but a lot of cloud cover topple over here giving us a mostly cloudy and very light rain as possible probably the further north you go. under mostly sunny skies, starting off cooler as temperatures -- some of that clearing and a few 30s. i think we'll get noticeably cooler temps over the next couple of hours. low 40s for some including occidental. good looking breeze for some on the coast. sfo due west at 23. that combination along with thes s down to southern california -- conditions down to southern california will make it quiet. 60 for a few. 4:01. and sal tells us anything? >> e off to a decent start. not a lot going on which is good good. the way we like it to start off at 4:01. let's take a

in brussels as always barbara thank you very much and thank you for the analysis. philip we've got time you know what we have not brought up in this a transatlantic relationship with the german government and this well the cleavage that we're seeing right now in the even in the social democrats you've got one school of thought that serves because of trump we have to pursue a completely different foreign policy without american hegemony you have a nother school of thought that is see in the s.p.d. that says no we have to wait out but we can't change the course i mean what is this speedy that we're seeing now i mean is there is there going to be the possibility to get a change in that transatlantic relationship well we've even heard the chancellor herself say in the course of this past year of twenty seventeen to a certain degree we can no longer rely on the u.s. in the future as we did in the past so she is not all that far off. the points that were made by sigma gabriele in a speech in late november i believe it was early december in which he said in rather stronge

in santa barbara they had a rainfall rate of 4 and 5 inches an hour. we had a half inch an hour and i was -- people were pulling over. >> it was coming down hard. it's hard to imagine it. >> i can't imagine that much rain. >> it would have costed problems anywhere. >>> the port of oakland is directly tied to a settlement announcement today by the california air resources board. the board announced a $2.5 million settlement with the seattle-based company sfa containers incorporated. it comes in response to alleged air quality violations by the company at the port this is oakland and long beach. the settlement money will fund pollution research and healthcare for children with asthma. >>> coming up, steph curry won't be on the court tonight against the clippers. mark will tell us why. that's in sports right after the break. >>> mark is here now with sports. warriors playing tonight trying to keep that, whats modest win streak going. >> yeah. and we have one of those common occurrences going on with the warriors tonight. one good, one not so good. they ar

a forensic search began and human remains were recovered from barbara coombes's garden. they have not been officially identified. the results officially identified. the results ofa officially identified. the results of a postmortem have not been released. barbara coombes has been charged with murder and she will reappear before a court tomorrow morning. the charges will be presented to her again. thank you. our top story this lunchtime... a&e doctors warn the prime minister that patients are dying in corridors because conditions are at times intolerable. and coming up... why the video blogger, who's watched by millions around the world, is now being punished by youtube. coming up in sport... england's 0ne—day captain eoin morgan impresses ahead of their series against australia, with a five—wicket win over a cricket australia 11. in california, rescue teams are searching for 17 people who are still missing after the flash floods and mud slides on tuesday. 17 people are known to have died when a torrent of mud, carrying boulders the size of small cars, smashed through

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santa barbara county sheriffs say the victims range in ages from 3 to 89-years old. tonight 43 people are still missing. around the clock searchs are underway. crews are using specialized dogo find survivors. meantime tonight many residents are raising questions about warnings sent out before the mudslides hit. randy paige has that story from monticeto. >> people received several kinds of alerts in this area. but there's one type of alert which is perhaps the most powerful. it uses federal communication systems is and cell phone towers and sends out much like an amber alert a signal to every cell phone in the area that is turned on. now that special kind of alert was only used one time in santa barbara county and it was activated ten minutes before the mud and debris came rolling through here. >> her bedroom is upstairs. if she just would have stayed upstairs. >> diane tells us josie was in an upstairs bedroom asleep when the amber alert came over the cell phones. she ran downstairs to her boyfriend and the two went outside to see what was happening. moments later th

en sarta bÁrbara, liliana escalante univisiÓn. fÉlix: luego de que las temperaturas se recuperaron tras el paso de la tormenta invernal, una nueva ola afecta el noreste del paÍs. el mal tiempo provocÓ accidentes en carreteras de varios estados por los acumulados de nieve y la falta de visibilidad. desde nueva york, fÉlix carranza nos tiene mÁs de los estragos de esta nueva tormenta. fÉlix: tras un breve alivio en el noreste del paÍs, nuevamente se enfrenta a una nueva ola helada. un frente frÍo avanza sobre la regiÓn dejando temperaturas cerca de los 20 bajo cero. >> marcaba como 60 y ahora estÁ como en 30 o 20. es un cambio demasiado sÚbito. fÉlix: hasta ayer, temperaturas moderadas e intensas lluvias provocaron que el agua de los rÍos dejarÁn serias inundaciones. >> el frÍo te da mucho dolor en los huesos y es fuerte. a veces cuando se causan nevadas, es mÁs fuerte y más difÍcil. fÉlix: esta tormenta ya causÓ estragos en tennessee. >> mi esposa gritÓ que un vehÍculo nos chocÓ por detrÁs y un camiÓn que n

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in the last hour we got an update from the scene in santa barbara. ktvu's cristina rendon is in our newsroom with the new information and more on the local resources helping out. cristina. >>> reporter: the search-and- rescue efforts are intensifying. there's still hope that people who are trapped are alive. and, yes, bay area crews are helping in that effort. >>> reporter: in a frantic search by land and air, hundreds are working to find survivors of the deadly mudslides that have hit the southern california community of montecito. a 30-man crew from the marin county oes region task force one arrived thursday morning to the exact same area where they were fighting the thomas fire three weeks ago. >> we're preparing our crews right now to go door to door to search homes. >> reporter: montecito is a seaside townhome to celebrities like oprah winfrey. out assessing the damage with neighbors. >> there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbor's house. devastated. >> reporter: downed power lines, boulders and roads turned to rivers of mud are mak

charity dean/santa barbara county health director "use common sense. be aware of any injuries that you may have on your body and be sure to take care of your health during this real difficult time."over the weekend authorities recovered the body of 28-year-old faviola benitez calderon.she was among 21 people who perished in the mudslides.her son, niece, and sister-in-law were also killed by the storm. bill brown/santa barbara county's sheriff coroner"this family has lost so much and we wish them our best as they face the difficult journey of trying to move forward without their loved ones." and as authorities repair the damage done in the past, they're also keeping an eye out for potential hazards in the future.a number of organizations, including calfire and the department of water resources have provided data to show where fire and heavy rains could again cause severe flooding.robert lewin/director, santa barbara county office of emergency management"all this has to be evaluated so that we can present to you in a couple of days what the new risk area

santa barbara even more so. they have soul that is just extremely erosive and they will have problems if they get over winchester rain, which they will, they are going to have some problems. that is the downside. we have some concerns, but our concerns are not quite as robust as them. we are coming up on two inches of rain in san francisco. this is a nice looking system, and this weather system is extending about 1000 miles long. that is 8000 miles of atmospheric river that is pushed itself right up next to the west coast, and is proceeding to dump anywhere from two inches to three inches of rain just today in the bay area. between now and tomorrow when more rain is expected, we could see another half-inch and up to two inches of rain. you can see the areas in yellow out by half moon bay. in san jose, the afternoon commute is a mess. the roads are really wet. in the mountains, it has been raining all day. if it has been raining at the ski resorts, then that should change over to a little bit of snow tonight, and

en santa barbara california. jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. enrique: autoridades llevaron a cabo un extenso operativo en las tiendas 7-eleven. los agentes migratorios se enfocaron en los trabajadores sin documentos y no en sus empleadores. viviana: la oficina de inmigraciÓn realizó su gran operativo. la ofensiva se enfocÓ en un centenar de tiendas 7-eleven en 17 estados del paÍs. >> lo que sucediÓ en el caso de 7-eleven es interesante. ellos pueden decir: nosotros no tenemos la usabilidad porque cada dueÑo tiene la responsabilidad de verificar que sus empleados estÉn trabajando legalmente en este paÍs. viviana: el director interino de ice dijo que contratar empleados indocumentados promueve la inmigraciÓn ilegal y que se estÁ trabajando arduamente para aacabar con esa prÁctica. en el caso de 7-eleven podrÍan haber represalias contra los empleadores. >> estamos hablando de diferentes tipos de multas. y lo que estÁn diciendo es que si haces una contrataciÓn a propÓsito, ppuede que estÉs violando la ley de manera penal. viviana: p

that was further up in the hills above santa barbara. so people felt, all things considered, relatively calm and chose to stay home because again this was a voluntary evacuation and they figured how bad can it be, we survived the fire, what is a little rain? it turned out to be torrential rain.>> we reported that 13 people were killed and we have also heard that other people are still missing, do we have any idea about how many might be missing? >> reporter: i don't want to put a number on it and give you incorrect information because authorities will asked that, and that is a key question. there is not anybody in this immediate area. they have been here since 3:00 a.m. in the morning. the thinking is that these people are just people who have evacuated and have not checked in with their loved ones. that is not to say that they will not find people that could've been swept away, but the hope is that it is a communication issue. >>> in los angeles county, authorities ordered evacuation in an exclusive area of burbank were water and mud is

things are calming down for santa barbara. the core has moved into arizona and gave phoenix rain and flagstaff snow. our system will pump in a lot of cloud cover and highs checked to the north with mid 50s. upper 50s under mostly cloudy skies. after tomorrow, we'll see improvements starting friday, and we'll take that into the weekend for warmer weather. >> steve, thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> time is 5:20. keeping students in school and on track to go to track. looking at how one bay area community is teaming -- >>> plus first responders who did everything they could to save homes during the wild fires were honored. you will see the ceremony. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now our queen c4 mattress is only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 5:23. new this morning, a second politician facing a sexual a

las autoridades de santa barbara afirman que el mortal deslave cobr la vida de al menos 17 personas. 4 de ellos niÑos. segn el jefe del sheriff, los rescatistas han recorrido aproximadamente un 75 por ciento del rea cubierta por los desechos. la esperanza de encontrar a sobrevivientes disminuye conforme pasan las horas. michael eliason/portavoz bomberos de santa barbara "still hoping we can find them-tenemos la esperanza de encontrarlos. hay mucha gente que sobrevive más tiempo, dijo el portavoz". las zonas mss devastadas por los deslaves son sobre las calles east valley road y glen oaks. los residentes del rea continan incomunicados tras el inslito cierre de la autopista 101 que fue inundada con desechos por un tramo de 30 millas. mara rodrguez/incomu nicada por cierre de autopista "muy difícil ayer no pudimos regresar a santa bárbara recorrimos tramos como por cinto horas por toda la noche". el cierre de la autopista ha obligado a muchos residentes y personas que trabajan entre el condado de ventura y santa barbara a transportarse por barco. maria rodriguez/incomu nicada por ci