Now they worry travel restrictions will make costs soar even higher or make it nearly impossible for indian restaurants and stores to get. Find some substitutes, whatever you can do best, you know, and try to source it from different places, whatever you can get. Reporter palm says hes just grateful his parents came to the u. S. Right before indias latest surge, but now they dont know when its safe to return. Now with the pandemic they will have to extend the stay and with travel restrictions i dont know when they can go back, but right now theres no way i can send them back. Maria, what about people wanting to travel to india from here in the u. S. . I think we lost her there. We lost her shot. Maria, thank you. New at 11 00 in a surprising move tens of thousands of california inmates could be released earlier than originally scheduled. Tonight the state Corrections Department announced changes impacting up to 76,000 prisoners. Starting tomorrow more than 60,000 people convicted of vi
telling us as record numbers continue to cross. pain at the pump gas prices spiking, topping $4 a gallon at some stations. what s driving the rise the death threats against this college basketball star after his team s upset loss. his desperate plea, what did i do to deserve this are you drinking more during the pandemic the shocking rise in alcohol-related illnesses. what you need to know. get the kleenex out. how hospital staff pulled off this amazing proposal reporter: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow good evening. the popular bustling ocean drive in miami beach will be shut down again tonight after police struggled to contain crowds last night, forcefully breaking up groups of partiers it s not just college students, but adults who flew to miami to blow off steam, knowing florida s covid rules are less restrictive. miami beach s mayor today said he s concerned about covid spread but even more worried about violence local leaders spent hours today deba
in here or outside? outside and in here. we have 30s, under mostly clear skies. most of it is disappearing. we ll get a break but we are running noticeably cooler. 8 to 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. remember yesterday we had clouds and light rain under clear skies so it s much, much cooler. 53 to 55, a little bit below average for this time of the year. santa rosa to san jose, quarter mile by stockton. livermore has had about 3 miles visibility, but after that it seems to be okay. slowly increasing clouds in the afternoon, and the system will be here for some light rain tonight. 50s for highs. this rain system will be very weak and gone early saturday morning. 7:01, here he is, and so far, so good, or something new? it has been good so far and we re looking at the east shore freeway. i want to show you a time of 21 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. i kind of like what i see of this morning s commute. we haven t had very many slowdowns. 21 min
voters to back embattled senate candidate roy moore. get out and vote for roy moore. as moore s accuser stands her ground and the president also facing new headlines in the russia investigation about one of his closest aides. breaking overnight a tour bus accident overturning on a busy san francisco highway. dozens injured. some trapped in the wreckage. the investigation this morning. and good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. i m paula faris. as you can see dan is nowhere to be found. it is great to have thomas llamas. tom llamas. starting with the jokes already. the new kid. you get here, ten seconds in you re already seven seconds in. that was affection. that was love. but i know you re pulling double duty. you ll be anchoring world news tonight so great to have you here. it is a morning of striking contrasts on both coasts. those out-of-control california wildfires killing a woman trying to escape in her car. the winds
dominate smuggling into america. most dangerous city in mexico, juarez right on the border. ironically the third safest city in mexico, el paso, texas is just a short bridge away. known as the eyes in the sky, dea has 124 special agent pilots one of them took us on a flight over the area of operations in a single-engine turbotrop. he has more than hundred for surveillance and to support investigations on the ground. it s on the side. the smugglers, border patrol.. this is the border. part of our mission is to prevent that. from spinning in the u.s. they guard our 2,000 mile frontier of mexico. 17,000 badges control the u.s. ports of entry and patrol the barren landscapes of our southwest. these mustangs are very sturdy horses. if you chased anybody down on horseback? yes, many times. alberto rodriguez a former army ranger was in so mal yeah and today he continues to serve his country on the home front. we see the border as it goes on and on. i joined the b