y por eso ahora michael ballard, dueño del viñedo, ha acumulado una deuda de más de 100.000 $ en conceptor parte del condado santa clara al permitir que marcelino y su familia vivan en esa casa rodante. por eso esta noche tenemos una actualización de este caso. es que después de que la historia saliera en telemundo 48, una organización que aboga por poner fin a los abusos generalizados del poder gubernamental, decidió representar legalmente este caso. yomara lópez conversó con el dueño del viñedo y también con marcelino, quienes dicen que están agradecidos por el apoyo recibido. este miércoles visité a estos 2 grandes amigos de más de 20 años de la bandera de los estados unidos de américa y la república que se. milicia. y es que hoy fue un día de risas y alegrías, ya que el instituto de justicia anunció que los representará legalmente contra el condado santa clara sent us a clip. el abogado paul avelar, quien se encargará del caso, dice que se enteró de lo que estaba pasando cuando alguien compartió con ellos el reportaje que telemundo 48 transmitió en enero del 2023. michael, quien es el

we're getting involved to argue that these fines are unconstitutional, unjust, excessive, and that the ballardsknow, shouldn't be fined at all, and certainly not, you know, $100,000 plus. now, that appeal that he's talking about was filed two years ago by the owner of savannah vineyards, the institute of justice will ask to add additional claim to the case, a federal civil rights claim for those excessive fine violations. santa clara county told us today. though it is inaccurate that the county is currently seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines for that rv violation. it says they offered to reduce the fines to try to settle the issue. we're back in 60s. up next, we investigate how unanswered 911 calls spiraled into a deadly shootout in the east bay. also, former stanford star cameron brink just clinched her ticket to paris, the team she just made to hopefully bring home the gold for the americans and check it out. the chance of a little fog for tomorrow morning and also some coole family members take matters into their own hands and then things turned deadly. and an nbc bay area exc

cientos de miles de dólares en multas por infracción de vehículos recreativos en la propiedad del señor ballarduejas sobre un trabajador que vivía en una casa rodante en la propiedad en cuestión con un tanque de retención para la eliminación de aguas residuales. strong defenders of the environment. michael asegura que el condado regresó a inspeccionar esa queja y determinaron que fue una acusación falsa. el condado también informó que bajo la ordenanza municipal, las casas rodantes no se pueden utilizar como alojamiento ni se pueden conectar a ningún servicio público, como electricidad o plomería. pero marcelino se pregunta por qué las autoridades no obligan a cumplir la ley a quienes están en las calles de ese condado? o vaya por la monterrey. hay muchas arbys. si si se mete ahora en la williams por la winchester, ahí antes no había. hay muchas parqueadas desde hace 2 años. este caso ya está en proceso de apelación. el instituto de justicia solicitará agregar un reclamo federal de derechos civiles por una violación de multas excesivas desde saratoga, sue yomara lópez, telemundo. veremos en qué

now a million people who continue to be moving along the west of rafah in khan younis and into del ballard we went out into khan younis to look for options for service provision, so to set up a new clinic in children in khan younis, and population people are now still moving and children are still very much vulnerable in this context, yes. a grandmother in gaza told the bbc today about the conditions so grandchildren are living in. she said it is like a slow death. there is no dignity. what is the situation of children like where you are? that woman is absolutely right, it is extraordinary what is being done to children and what is happening to children. children are hungry, there is not enough food for people, not enough clean water so children are getting sick, and we know that, children are dying from malnutrition when it should not be happening in gaza, so the situation is desperate and we are deeply worried of course for the mental health impact is having on a whole generation of children. schools have been closed since the 7th of october, so there is no formal learning taking place,

we're getting involved to argue that these fines are unconstitutional, unjust, excessive, and that the ballards, you know, shouldn't be fined at all, and certainly not, you know, $100,000 plus. now, that appeal that he's talking about was filed two years ago by the owner of savannah vineyards, the institute of justice will ask to add additional claim to the case, a federal civil rights claim for those excessive fine violations. santa clara county told us today. though it is inaccurate that the county is currently seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines for that rv violation. it says they offered to reduce the fines to try to settle the issue. we're back in 60s. up next, we investigate how unanswered 911 calls spiraled into a deadly shootout in the east bay. also, former stanford star cameron brink just clinched her ticket to paris, the team she just made to hopefully bring home the gold for the americans and check it out. the chance of a little fog for tomorrow morning and also some cooler family members take matters into their own hands and then things turned deadly. and an nbc bay a

now a million people who continue to be moving along the west of rafah in khan younis and into del ballarde went out into khan younis to look for options for service provision, so to set up a new clinic in children in khan younis, and population people are now still moving and children are still very much vulnerable in this context, yes. fix, very much vulnerable in this context, yes. a grandmother in gaza told the _ context, yes. a grandmother in gaza told the bbc _ context, yes. a grandmother in gaza told the bbc today - context, yes. a grandmother in gaza told the bbc today about. gaza told the bbc today about the conditions so grandchildren are living in. she said it is like a slow death. there is no dignity. what is the situation of children like where you are? that woman is absolutely right, it is extraordinary what is being done to children and what is happening to children. children are hungry, there is not enough food for people, not enough clean water so children are getting sick, and we know that, children are dying from malnutrition when it should not be happening in gaza, so th

barbara ballard, who teaching african-american history at the time, and both those women set me on the path, writing a thesis. we had a sort of a special honors thesis program there where you worked all with primary source documents to write your thesis. so i did work on that went all over the country as a college student, and that thesis eventually became my first book that was published with the university of nebraska press, which was a post-civil war history. then i went from that book working at virginia historical society in richmond, now virginia museum of history and culture after i spoke there about, that book, the staff said, heath, you need to come look at these primaries source documents about. phyllis galanti, she was one of the prisoner of war wives that starred in my league of wives book, which led me to the nixon library, where i began working on. that works on that topic at the nixon library, which then led me to working on mrs. nixon at the nixon library. so it's so interesting. it was all really based on primary source research and oral histories being trained in how

my name is rhiannon ballard, and i'm the chief operating officer at uc law, san francisco, formerly uc hastings law. we are in support of this necessary legislation with housing, campus housing located along the hyde, mcallister and golden gate corridors. we've seen the chaos that results from the open air drug dealing and stolen goods markets in the tenderloin. this legislation is aimed at one activity that feeds those other illegal activities and actually makes it easier for them to continue and even to proliferate our campus housing is directly impacted by these stores that are open 24 over seven and have exacerbated the challenging street conditions, including shootings, violence, and even an attack on one of our own students at 5 p.m. immediately adjacent to one of these stores. actually, the same one that commander liu showed in his remarks. there are problems during the day, but they get much, much worse at night. while we know this legislation will not be a panacea to solve the open air drug dealing and stolen goods markets, it is one tool to make an open air drug dealing, drug

not immediately though, sunderland defender daniel ballard gave northern ireland a shock lead just 67it's glaves first senior championship medal. it is incredible. i wanted to get the gold but i have to take the positive on top of that. positive things to take from here and just go back and look at the video and work on my weaknesses. george mills won silver in the men's 5000 metres, finishing behind norwegian starjakob ingebrigtsen. mills is the son of former england internationalfootballer danny mills and he's now got his sights set on the paris olympics next month. some want to run the 15 and the five in paris and hopefully tonight has done my chances of selection no harm. we will see. we're three weeks out until trials and straight back to training as of tomorrow and then get stuck in. )and it looks like the mercedes formula one team could be challenging for race wins again after george russell claimed pole for this evening's canadian grand prix. the briton recorded a time of one minute and twelve seconds exactly on his first run in the final session of qualifying in montreal. cha