en washington, janet rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.39 estados registraban aumentos de casos. ayer mÁs de 48 mil. un aumento del 80 %. las autoridades reiteran que tenemos que estar atentos a las cifras porque la curva estÁ ascendiendo de manera abrupta y empinada. sinonimo de la velocidad y cantidad de los contagios. comparemos con esta otra curva. la de toda europa. hay que recordar que las naciones ropeas en cuarentena por tres meses. comenzaron reapertura entre mayo y junio por fases. pero como pueden observar mientras en los estados unidos se registraban mÁs de 48 mil contagios en europa Únicamente fueron 3504 vez. ilia: la policÍa en washington arrestÓ 13 personas en la zona donde principio de junio estaba un grupo de manifestaciÓn que declarÓ el Área como libre de policÍa. el despeje de la zona tras una orden de emergencia de la alcaldesa en respuesta a informes sobre serios problemas de seguridad por una serie de tiroteos mortales. jorge: imÁgenes del violento arresto de un hispano y la versiÓn de su esposa. ♪ uno de los estados

. >>> las autoridades dieron a conocer que fueron identificados los restos de christian alfonso rodrÍguez del 26lemente rodrÍguez coÓo la bÚsqueda de su hijo cristian des del 26 de septiembre de este 2014 dÍa que desapareciÓ junto con otros 42 estudiantes >>> voy a hacer todo lo posible de dar con su paradero >>> lamentablemente christian s estÁ muerto, la universidad de a austria lo identificÓ con un tercero de los 43 normalistas secuestrados >>> la barranca se encuentra a m mÁs de 800 metros de distancia donde se crea la narrativa >>> richar rodrÍguez era un apasionado de la mudanza, querÍ ser maestro de educaciÓn especial y tenÍas solo 21 aÑos cuando desapareciÓ >>> en 2014 asegurÓ que los estudiantes fueron inciden incis en el basurero de copula >>> esa verdad histÓrica se d r derrumba, la ciencia ha acabado de desbaratar la narrativa del gobierno de enrique peÑa nieto y los padres revive la esperanza de hallar la verdad sobre el paradero de sus hijos, en mÉxico noticias telemundo >>> cecilia muÑoz es hija de inmigrantes y terminÓ trabajand en la casa blanca como asesor del expresiden

en la casa blanca, rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.tiÓ rÉcord con 58.146 nuevos casos en 24 horas. de esta manera rebasa los 2 millones de casos de covid-19 y las muertes sobrepasa las 131.200. ahora es asÍ como luce la curva de contagios en estados unidos con una tendencia al alza. desde hace tres dÍas el promedio diario de nuevos casos que de mÁs de 44.000, pero comparemos la tendencia que lleva estados unidos con espaÑa. uno de los primeros paÍses europeos que entro en crisis por esta pandemia y aquÍ estÁ la curva que vio el peor incremento de contagios a mediados del mes de marzo. su curva bajo considerablemente y se encuentra estable.ahora, si se compara las dos curvas. la den otro paÍs y la de espaÑa. despuÉs de su reapertura los espaÑoles reportan menos de 400 casos por dÍa. en cambio, quitas la reapertura los casos se dispararon. Ésas tiene mÁs del 213.700 casos, florida temÍ repasar esa misma cantidad de contagios y california tiene mÁs de 282.200 personas infectadas. para que se haga una idea, estados unidos tiene Únicamente

tonight, alex rodriguez, and our health care hero of the week. and now, here's sebastian maniscalco. >> sebastian: hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm sebastian maniscalco back again for a second night. they almost didn't let me do the show tonight. i showed up and someone took my temperature and it was 101°. i said listen, i'm italian. i run hot. but i'm a hypochondriac so i constantly think i got coronavirus. i'm walking around every day smelling my toilet and candles making sure i don't have this thing. they just told me that the ratings were fantastic last night, which is nice. i'm not complaining about that. but when i told my parents that, they said "why? "did the other two guys pass away?" my mom told me i was too stiff and that my suit didn't fit. and my dad wanted to know why i didn't mention my cousin's construction company. i'm just so glad to be working again. my days normally start out with the zoom preschool circle time song, "the joey's are here today." the joey's are here today. hip hip hip hooray. the joey's are here to

commissioner rodriguez. >> it has all been said. i would echo what commissioner nakajo and commissioner cleaveland said. thank you very much. >> thanthank you, lieutenant bar for your presentation. it is very good. it was comprehensive, and i think you are doing a terrific job. it is not just public relations. it is also a safety when lieutenant baxter is out there and the chief of the department is handling a major event, major fire like the pier 5 fire, he is between all of the people who have questions of the chief and want to speak with her now, now, now. he stands between them and the chief and they can be assured their questions will be answered in due course rather than the chief of the department saying i can't talk to you right now, i am a little busy. people don't seem to understand that. it is i wanted to point out more than public relations. there is a safety component to having an informed p.i.o. on the scene whenever things happen. any last questions? thank you again for your presentation, lieutenant baxter. the langua

jorge rodriguez. lily, first to you. sure you watched the coronavirus task force briefing at the department of education with a lot of questions on your mind. wondering what your reaction was and if those questions were answered? >> well, let's answer the question you introduced me, is there any doubt in anyone's mind why we're endorsing joe biden? we are absolutely frightened with the lack of leadership. i'm speechless, and i give a lot of speeches, with what we are seeing coming out of this white house. it's chaotic. it's dangerous. and we can't say this enough. please, parents, governors, news reporters, do not under any circumstances take medical advice from donald trump. that is never going to end well. and we have seen what happens when people are cavalier with this dangerous pandemic. we saw governors opening bars and we saw those bars packed with young -- young people who should have known better. we're not talking about bars here. we're talking about second graders. we're talking about putting children, their fa

de utah uno por cero luego (en inglés) sigue marcando goles el 19 uno a uno y otra vez memo rodríguezpions league champions donde prohibía jugar en europa por los oproxmos dos años el único castigo recibod es una multa de 10 millones de euros y united contra southampton y así empieza el equipo uno a cero y después rashford uno a uno , miren este golazo pum adentro, dos a uno y se metían en la champions pero al 95 la última de partido a 96 dos a dos empate con 59 puntos ahora leicester city football club esta empatado a un punto del celtic en españa real madrid contra granada por la liga española , miren un gol espectacular de parte del nacional izquierda de madrid, marcelo zurdazo y al ángulo y al 16 esto sí sabe, benzema dos a uno real madrid y puso el dos a uno al final esto dijo ramos después del partido . >>> pero bueno no hay que relajarse , no se ha ganado nada entonces mantener las ganas de conquistar la liga, y estamos un paso más cerca pero aún seguimos y dependemos de nosotros . los m menos personas estan pidiendo direcciones para llegar a sus destinos... -- incluso este dec

kind of interesting in the a-rod bid, alex rodriguez with his girlfriend jennifer lopez, i hear she's involved at least tangentially, they have big money in there. mike repole, vincent viola, also the owner of the florida panthers, they got some bucks in there but what's really got a lot of press lately is all these football players throwing their money in there. i have been told that the money from these folks doesn't really add up to much.

joe on the martinez reporting for us tonight now let's turn things over to meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has been tracking the hurricane for us and has the very latest recent yeah, very active hurricane season. so far sanaa's we don't usually see this type of activity until later in august and we're already tracking to potential hurricanes this weekend alone. and it's late july, let's take a look at hurricane douglas out there right now sustained winds at 115 miles per hour. it is a category 3 storm. but because of the cooler eastern pacific waters and drier conditions it is going to weaken to a category one hurricane possibly making landfall near the hawaiian islands as a low and hurricane or possible tropical storm already a hurricane watch in place for the eastern portions of the hawaiian islands. >>going to be a hurricane that we're going to watch all weekend long here from the kron 4 weather center. let's take a look at this satellite image and you can see that well defined eye as those 100 mile per hour wind speeds just church right throughout the eastern pacific and this is the fi

i'd like to thank alex rodriguez, stanley and smokey, and my buddy jimmy kimmel.ng with your family. goodnight. >>> a number of student athletes have tested positive for covid-19 here at uc berkeley. >> two of the largest bay area school districts have announced plans on how students and staff will return in the fall. >>> promoting parties drawing the pandemic. how social media posts by one south bay club are leading to concern, anger and pushback. >>> heat and hazy skies in the forecast. i'll have a closer look coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> tonight, two of the largest school districts in the bay area agree. it will be distance learning this fall. san jose unified and san ramon valley unified announced their decisions ahead of official state guidance tomorrow. >> the pandemic has forced school leaders to make some very difficult decision, and their plans for the school year are a big focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez

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>>>(comerciales). >>> aquí estamos con guillén rodríguez.s. se puede ver ahora con nuestros jóvenes que son hijos de migrantes. yo creo que la tradición. la herencia trae la fuerza que puedan usarán sus vidas. uno por decir que no son americanos porque lo son también. pre cosas dentro de nuestra herencia cultural que nos da fuerza. >>> yo me acuerdo cuando estaba pequeño que el padre tocaba la música de pedro infante. decía otra vez por favor. cámbialo y ahora es lo que escuchamos en mi casa. porque uno se acuerda de sus padres pero también es la tradición . >>> es la tradición y conexión. para mí mi abuela falleció hace muchos años pero a través de la música siempre está conmigo . >>> platíquenos de la persona que es (...) y salgo que aceptaba hacer esto con usted. todo >>> es un hombre muy humilde. también en su trabajo con unos lobos ellos son como hermanos. es parte de su personalidad del trabajar familia entonces ha sido parte de nuestra familia también. como un hermano . >>> platique nos de la reacción de los niños >>> yo creo que much

commissioner rodriguez is raising his hand. >> commissioner rodriguez: real quick. i know you have to go, chief. with the budget cuts and everything, i didn't quite understand, you said because the police department won't be responding to certain calls anymore -- how much more work is the fire department taking on for this? >> chief nicholson: yeah, so we are looking at that and looking at all the data around that in terms of, you know, if there are 20,000 calls that they're not going to be responding to, where -- you know, who is going to fill in that vacuum? and so i'm not -- we're not completely clear yet, but we imagine that it will have an impact on us and, you know, it may have impact on h.s.h., 311 or whomever else. we don't know the exact impact, but, you know, the police get called to every single person on the street. and don't really, you know, have the services to be able to help folks. sandy, do you know a number by any chance? chief wyrsch? >> i do not have a number yet, chief. can you hear me? >> chief nicholson: i can hear you. i know you and chief t

commissioner rodriguez. >> it has all been said. i would echo what commissioner nakajo and commissioner cleaveland said. thank you very much. >> thanthank you, lieutenant bar for your presentation. it is very good. it was comprehensive, and i think you are doing a terrific job. it is not just public relations. it is also a safety when lieutenant baxter is out there and the chief of the department is handling a major event, major fire like the pier 5 fire, he is between all of the people who have questions of the chief and want to speak with her now, now, now. he stands between them and the chief and they can be assured their questions will be answered in due course rather than the chief of the department saying i can't talk to you right now, i am a little busy. people don't seem to understand that. it is i wanted to point out more than public relations. there is a safety component to having an informed p.i.o. on the scene whenever things happen. any last questions? thank you again for your presentation, lieutenant baxter. the langua

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thank you very much, carlos rodriguez—diaz, forjoining thank you very much, carlos rodriguez—diaz, forthis evening. certainly highlights a need for more and richer data. thank you. the high court in london has been hearing details of arguments between the actorjohnny depp and his ex—wife amber heard. mr depp has been giving evidence for a fourth day in his libel trial. he's suing the sun newspaper, for calling him a "wife beater". david sillito was in court. johnny depp and a fourth day of questioning about his turbulent relationship with his former wife amber heard. this case for libel against the publishers of the sun was triggered by an article that described johnny depp as a wife beater. in court, johnny depp was questioned about those alleged assaults. he was shown photographs and texts, all of which amber heard says is evidence she was attacked, and which he says is an elaborate hoax. he was asked about an incident involving a phone in may of 2016. it was put to him... he was shown this photograph and asked... a police officer who was called at the time said her face was, she fel

janet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs.paÍs en los Últimos dÍas. [inglÉs] reportera: a un arrestado le impondrÁ cargo de terrorismo. el departamento de justicia buscarÁ la pruebde muerte, acusado matar 7 personas. incluyendo dos jovencitas. >> me sorprendÍ, pero a la misma vez contentos. creÍamos que se olvidaron. reportera: segÚn las autoridades la mayorÍa son inmigrantes indocumentados, anunciÓ el gobierno. >> no se deportarÁ hasta estable no pasen por el proceso judicial y cumplido sentencia si son culpabres. nos dijo el director de ice. reportera: el presidente aprovechÓ el anuncio para repetir lo que serÁ parte de su acciÓn migratoria. pero el enfoque de lo que firmarÁ en los prÓximos dÍas serÁ un sistema migratorio basado en mÉrito. que ayude a los beneficiados de daca. expertos dicen que el presidente no puede cambiar el sistema migratorio por una orden ejecutiva. el derecho le pertenece al congreso. los detalles de su plan aÚn son inciertos. pero el mandatario nuevamente volviÓ a criticar la plataforma migatoria de

janet rodrÍguez nos tiene los detalles. tardes, en estos momentos ambos lÍderes estÁn reunidos de manera privada. esto no es el caso en esta reuniÓn con lópez obrador y el presidente donald trump, aunque dentro de media hora mÁs o menos los estaremos viendo. no esperamos que el acuerdo trascienda. lo que sÍ vimos a las 2:00 de la tarde fue llegar a lÓpez obrador como no le dio la mano a donald trump, pero tampoco hubo distanciamiento social. ambos lo dÁbamos a la prensa y de ahÍ ya entraron a esta reuniÓn privada. despuÉs de las 3:30 de la tarde cuando le veamos en el jardÍn de las rosas ellos volverÁn a reunirse nuevamente y esta tarde darÁn declaraciones conjuntas y tambiÉn una cena que participarÁn empresarios mexicanos y tambiÉn empresarios estadounidenses. lÓpez obrador maÑana regresa a mÉxico aquÍ en washington como que les digo gracias janet.pero, cual ha vada sido el ambiente que ha enmarcado este historico cara a cara de ambos mandatarios? nos conectamos en vivo con jesica zermeqo quien esta a las afueras de la cas

robert rodriguez has been an e.r. doctor for 25 years. but the past week in brownsville has been the hardest of his career. >> i've been surprised at the shear number and the acuity of the patients. >> reporter: dr. rodriguez works at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. and 56 people have died from covid-19. blou brownsville is in cameron county, texas, which has happen the population of san francisco. but according to johns hopkins university, they have had nearly five times as many covid deaths, 272 people. >> there is typically at least one death a day if not more. >> reporter: and that is just at brownsville's valley baptist hospital where rodriguez has been volunteering in one of four icus that they created for the pandemic. >> we're trying everything, but these patients are extremely, extremely sick. >> reporter: rodriguez grew up in brownsville where he says there are only six critical care physicians. >> they are exhausted, there is not a deep bench of positions like there is in the bay area. >> reporter: cameron county is

>>as we look to our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who has details. i'm of their grant yeah we're noticing that marine layer arriving right on cue right now pretty clear throughout those of you in the east bay shoreline but we are noticing that increase in cloud cover right along the coast temperatures out there right now quite the spread 5060 70's 80's, and yes, even 90's in the bay area. >>tracking a near 35 degree difference right now between and shock in the mid-nineties to half moon bay at 59 degrees in current wind speeds out there right now a little bit breezy throughout downtown san francisco 21 miles per hour sustained winds 20 to 4 fairfield but in the teens for everyone else and stormtracker 4 tracking that fog bank right along the coast going to make its way inland tonight during the overnight hours bringing us some coastal drizzle as well even around the bay area's shoreline could see traces amount of measurable rain out of this and overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's so a degree or 2 cooler than last night and tomorrow's daytime

so let's find out what the temperatures are going to do with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez say they're just seen yet noticing that increase in cloud cover and shallow marine layer during the overnight temperatures but we are going to notice temperatures out there right now quite the spread 50's 60's 70's, 80's. >>and yes, even 90's as you make your way in land cooler along the coast. >>but hot as you make your way inland with near triple digit heat for parts of our tribe valleys right now in current wind speeds fortunately on the breezy side and it's going to continue to remain that way all weekend long. but we are going to warm up and dry out significantly, especially for the 2nd half of the weekend from now until then though widespread low to mid 50's for most of the bay area as far as our overnight low, so fortunately we are going to cool down during the overnight hours until we warm right back up again inland areas low to mid and upper 90's with antioch in concord flirting with that triple digit heat mid 70's for the east bay shoreline and near average highs for downtown sa

jorge rodriguez, a specialist. so, dr. rodriguez, welcome back. do you agree with the cdc. should the kids go back to school in the fall? >> that is a tough one. and i think we're embarking on a great experiment with the children of the country because nobody knows what will happen. if i had children of school age i would not let them go to school. i would wait and see. so right now i think that we need to take each state by itself. for example, i don't think florida and texas should open. i think they should wait a couple of manies and do telehealth. we all need to be around people. parents need to go back to work. but at what price. so i disagree with this sort of just opening up all schools and letting kids go and see what happens. >> i hear you. piecemeal depending on which state is hit the hardest, don't have the kids go back in the classroom. president trump clearly wants schools to reopen and dr. birx admitted this morning it is still unclear how kids under ten years of age spread the virus. here she is. >> what i can't tell you for sure, despite the south korea stud

stay with us. >>> sweer bawe're back with eug rodriguez at san pablo here.e of have lost their music program. this is music -- kids need an avenue, escape avenue. music is one of those that allows them to expand, maybe some talents that are hidden inside. >> yeah, you know, when i started working over 30 years ago in the bay area, we had a very robust music program in the richmond school. and it was great, you know. the kids would come in already knowing the basics of the violin, the clarinet or the trumpet. when that fell apart, it just became very difficult for agencies like us to kind of take up the slack and teach kids from the very beginning. that's not what we're designed to do really. but we did. we did the best that we could. and i think that it's really important that our children can learn music, learn arts in the school sequentially, from kindergarten all the way till they graduate. it's not an escape, but it's also an incredible way for them to learn other subjects as well and to learn about themselves and about their families. >> who can sign up

i'm darryl forges reporting us attorney's office and that war zone forecast hi mabrisa rodriguez standing by with a look at our micro climates but theresa. >>hey there vicki and we'll only warmed up to 62 degrees in downtown san francisco, thanks to the return of that marine layer was pretty stubborn throughout the coast today, but tomorrow, warming up a few degrees into the mid 60's but still going to remain about 3 degrees below average for downtown san francisco, half moon bay 63 degrees widespread mid 60's from brisbane to san bruno even into millbrae as well 67 degrees for you san carlos in the low 70's, but upper 70's for mountain view and taking a look at the south bay 70's and 80's with san jose warming up to 83 degrees as his cupertino milpitas 77 degrees for your midweek forecast winds out of the northwest for most of our inland valleys, cooler temperatures for livermore you were in the low 90's today but cooling down to near normal highs at 88 degrees 89 for those of you in concord and mid 80's for walnut creek with widespread low 70's throughout the east bay shoreline from ric

>>let's check on the forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez son. it was a little muggy at times over the last couple of embrace a forecast as well and we are noticing. >>temperatures out there right now throughout the bay area coastline cooling down things to that cool sea breeze around 20 miles per hour sustained winds throughout downtown san francisco. that's overseeing widespread 50's. >>along the san francisco peninsula coastline, upper 60's for those of you throughout the east bay shoreline with 70's and 80's as you make your way inland still a little bit mild out there, especially for the tri valleys in the low to mid 80's there but everyone else seeing widespread 70's for your thursday night and overnight lows tonight. mid-fifties but those of you in santa rosa cooling down to 49 degrees, so chilly temperatures there and antioch 65 degrees for your overnight low so mild overnight temperatures with those of you in antioch tenn we are going to notice mid 60's throughout downtown san francisco. so we're going to be slightly below average there

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>>taking a live look outside overlooking the golden gate bridge, a quiet here but members are rodriguez has been tracking 2 major storms, let's check in with her now bruce there catherine yeah, very active hurricane season and we're only in late july but we're noticing a pattern. >>that we typically see in late august. so let's get right down to it in fact tracking hurricane douglas out there right now a major category 3 storm or storms churning throughout the eastern pacific 115 miles per hour sustained winds. but it is going to weaken as it approaches the hawaiian islands were you could either make landfall sunday as a low and hurricane or a possible tropical storm but there's already a hurricane watch mainly for the eastern coast of the hawaiian islands because of very gusty winds and also we are tracking the potential for upwards of 18 inches of rain or less throughout this storm this weekend and high surf as well mainly for the northern and eastern portions of the hawaiian islands so going to keep an eye on that and speaking of ai let's take a look at that hurricane eye right now a

now let's talk about weather on this monday evening meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is standing by with our 4 zone forecast. yeah, let's take a look at your microclimate tuesday outlook going to remain a few degrees below average throughout downtown san francisco, only warming up to 64 degrees average high should be 67. so. >>we're going to be slightly cooler tomorrow than we were today, half moon bay 63 degrees a daly city in pacifica 59 degrees for your tuesday afternoon. i so we're going to notice more clouds and sun along the coast very stubborn marine layer brisbane and even those of you and nobody in the mid 60's burlingame 66 degrees san mateo though flirting with 70's at 69 degrees but foster's city only warming up to 65 degrees with low 70's for those of you in redwood city mid 70's for mountain view at 74 degrees and widespread 70's 80's for those of you in the south bay, san jose 80 degrees in cupertino also in the low 80's but no pitas 75 degrees for your tuesday afternoon highs so we're going to notice a lot more sunshine quick clearing for interior valleys livermore 83 deg

esta resoluciÓn, el acuerdo aplica a todas las instituciones educativas, el paÍs, algo a gente que rodrÍguezor los automÓviles que circulan por la carretera incendio, el petrÓleo pares autos, ardieron antes de que las llamas pudieron ser controlados. decenas de manifestantes salieron a las calles de la capital de brasil para exigir la renuncia del presidente jair bolsonaro por el manejo que le ha dado a la pandemia. bolsonaro quien dio positivo la semana pasada coronavirus dice que su recuperaciÓn va bien en un paÍs que ha tenido mÁs de setenta y dos mil nueve. el gobierno de cataluÑa en espaÑa emitiÓ hoy una nueva orden para cocinar a ciento sesenta mil habitantes deleita para detener un aumento de casos de covid diecinueve. el domingo es el gobierno emitiÓ una orden similar, pero un puesto, revocÓ diciendo que solo lo podrÍa ordenar el gobierno central de espaÑa, finalmente el gobierno espaÑol apoyÓ la decisiÓn catalana para controlar el brote. con con endureciÓ a partir de esta medianoche en las medidas de distanciamiento social ante el temor de una tercera ola de infecciones por coronavi

>>nice day here in the bay meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at the forecast. hi mabrisa fader grant yeah we were a few degrees below average today in downtown san francisco 64 no one complaining though in fact your average. >>for most areas away from the coast but center is a few degrees below normal for you getting a little bit of that cool sea breeze warming you up to 79 degrees when you should be in the mid 80's, but we are tracking a warming trend for your tuesday from now until then though. >>tracking the return of that marine layer know sky july out there along the bay area coastline expected to make its way inland during the overnight hours and we are going to notice a deepening marine layer, especially along the coast of the san francisco peninsula could see traces amount of rain and measurable amounts of drizzle as well until we noticed drier conditions and better clearing by your tuesday afternoon brafman bay. you could easily pick up about a 10th of an inch of rain or less really traces amount everywhere else mainly around the bay area's shoreline t

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i'll be back tomorrow with alex rodriguez and our health care hero of week.crest out! >>> a massive security breach on social media. as barack obama, elon musk and others are targeted in an unprecedented twitter hack. >>> san francisco will put up black lives matter signs inside every police station, and the police officers association is not happy about it. >>> smokey skies today. i'll let you know how long this will continue coming up. >>> mass-induced acne. it's a problem many of us are living with. coming up, how to prevent it and treat it. abc 7 news starts right now. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> this resolution is merely a small gesture to show that the -- this commission and our department stands in solidarity for the support of black lives. >> tonight, a message of support for the movement in san francisco. police stations around the city will soon display large black lives matter posters. >> issues of race and social justice are something we are particularly focused on here at abc 7 adds part of

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that's all we're saying the golden gate bridge but listen to check on the forecast with mabrisa rodriguez you already tracking those changes out there. catherine today was a very pleasant day very similar to yesterday's daytime highs. but we're going to notice of cool down with the return of that marine layer and a stronger sea breeze as well let's take a live look outside from our north bay camera and we're noticing that marine layer hanging tight right along golden gate bridge out there like we saw in that live shot previously and 24 hour temperature change is showing around the bay area's shoreline, those changes things to that stronger sea breeze, westerly winds right now impacting downtown san francisco, even extending into nap in the north bay and the east bay shoreline as well but still another warm day in land 5 to 10 degrees above average and a 30 degree difference right now between antioch in half moon bay, antioch flirting with 90's at 89 degrees in half moon bay, 59 degrees so very little change along the coast, but still warm in land very typical summer pattern here in the ba

here's mabrisa rodriguez. yeah, that's right catherine and no marine layer inside but we will notice the return of some low clouds and fog during the overnight hours. >>for your wednesday morning commute could see some visibility issues along the coast but better clearing buyer wednesday afternoon in today's daytime highs warming up to very seasonable temperatures. what exactly where we should be for this time of year for downtown san francisco, 67 degrees. but hot inland, especially conquered a few degrees above normal in the low 90's live look outside in the east bay over berkeley, and you could see clear skies even out there right now for your tuesday night temperatures 60's 70's 80's out there and even 50's along the coast of the coolest location right now 59 degrees at half moon bay. nearly 30 degrees cooler than conquered and santa rosa in the upper 80's at 88 degrees. so still tracking a very warm air mass concord in livermore in the low to upper 80's because of that double digit warming out there right

referencia a las fuertes criticas que trump ha hecho a mexico y a los mexicanos en el pasado.janet rodriguez cuenta como fue este primer encuentro entre los dos gobernantes. antes de reunirse con el presidente trump, el presidente de mexico visito moumentos en washington y estuvo al tanto de las manifestaciones de mexicanos en la capital estadounidense. jesica zermeqo viajo con el presidente lopez obrador y nos habla del ambiente que se vive en el marco de su visita, lejos de los protocolos presidenciales, en la otra costa del pais, un grupo de mexicanas indocumentadas le pedian a lopez obrador que interceda por ellas ante trump......se reunieron para pedirle a amlo que las ayude a obtener la residencia que llevan decadas esperando, pagando impuestos en estados unidos y enviando remesas a mexico....jaime garcia hablo con ellas. estados unidos sobrepaso hoy los tres millones de contagios y casi 132 mil muertos por coronavirus.aun asi, el presidente trump quiere que reabran pronto los colegios y amenazo con quitarles fondos federales a los que no lo hagan.tambien critico las normas que han pro

robert rodriguez has been an er doctor for the past 25 years but the past week in texas has been the hardest of his career. >> i've been surprised the sheer number and acuity of the patients here. >> reporter: in san francisco county 56 people have died from covid-19. atu.oc ls.-mexico border is in n county, texas, which has half the population of san francisco. but according to johns hopkins university they have had nearly five times as many covid deaths, 272 people. >> there's typically at least one death a day if not more. >> reporter: and that's just at brownsville's valley baptist hospital where he's been volunteering in one of four icus they created for the pandemic. >> we're trying everything but these patients are extremely, extremely sick. >> reporter: rodriguez grew up in brownsville where he says there are only six critical care physicians. >> they're exhausted. >> reporter: cameron county is 90% latino. >> everybody's wearing masks here. the spread is not because people aren't being responsible. i think it's largely due to socioeconomic issues. >> are you worried about a

you know guys like rodriguez and carter must look at the odd side your old man and a few other people film sets can sometimes get a little sucky and a little whiny some people run a tight ship or they keep it moving along but i think can you imagine when the rodriguez and carter hears stuff like we've got to flip it we're for going to night shooting tonight we're going to flip it i'm not going to be in there just look at your brother i'm missin the whole 400 guy should have a good thing about the craft service table true story you know i will say and i will give a lot of the guys that worked on this film a lot of credit everybody showed up and they showed up with humility they showed up ready to tell the story and and there wasn't really there wasn't any bichon you know which was incredible i've worked on film sets there have been in this was it was about doing this story justice in ordering these men. there you go if you're going to be the inner alaka tour folks on timeless heroes you your karma would just be so bad if you came in with the wrong intention i'm glad to hear that the fi

this is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and we reese rodriguez standing by time embrace a high there begin l and yeah we're going to notice relative humidity drop to as low as about 20%. >>for our warmest and driest in the valleys in the north bay and east bay with the warmest day on your 4th of july saturday we're going to be well above average. let's take a live look outside though this evening as you can see city hall very patriotic lit up in red white and blue ahead of your holiday in today's daytime highs near average with downtown san francisco only warming up to 62 degrees so below average, but you're going to be a few degrees above normal starting tomorrow, let's take a look at temperatures as you head out the door 50's along the coast, widespread 60's as you make your way inland and a warm air mass, thanks to those warm dry offshore breezes in parts of the tribe valleys like antioch in concord in the mid 70's out there right now so a 20 degree difference between parts of the tri valley and the immediate coast of the bay area. current wind speeds out there right

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez >>look at our forecast and it is chilly here when you're close to the coast of greece uh yeah, it has been chilly for the last couple of days, thanks to the return of our know sky july and take a look the fly at half-staff. >>in honor of civil rights leader representative john something that i noticed earlier today, absolutely beautiful sight there and temperatures out there right now cooling down into the 50's along the coast, widespread 60's as you make your way inland low to mid 70's though for the tri valley specifically conquered in antioch still in the 70's even at this 8 o'clock hour and overnight lows tonight going to dip in the mid 50's for your overnight temperatures and let's take a look at your cool microclimate tuesday forecast going to remain below average along the coast expect to see more clouds than sun for your tuesday morning and afternoon downtown san francisco only warming up to 64 degrees about 3 degrees below normal there mid 60's as well for half moon bay with widespread mid 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame so we're

we take a live look above downtown san francisco on this saturday night our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here to run it down for us, how's the weather guy there grant and vicki yen. >>the one thing that we are really lucky to have this weekend lack of wind speeds because a very warm and dry air mass is in place for at least one more day until we finally start to cool down for inland valleys, starting monday, but temperatures out there right now still warm, especially in the tri valley is widespread low to mid 80's after being in the triple digits earlier today but cooler along the coast. thanks to that cool sea breeze half of a 54 degrees 30 degrees cooler than conquered right now at 84 degrees with widespread 60's and 70's for everyone else in the bay area and current wind speeds out there right now the only common breezy sustained winds at 21 miles per hour for downtown san francisco and still tracking a very dry air mass, especially for those of you in parts of the north bay santa rosa sonoma and youngsville still in the 30th percentile as far as relative humidity goes, but we are not

robert rodriguez has been an er doctor for the past 25 years but the past week in texas has been the hardest of his career. >> i've been surprised the sheer number and acuity of the patients here. >> reporter: in san francisco county 56 people have died from covid-19. brownsville located on the u.s.-mexico border is in cameron county, texas, which has half the population of san francisco. but according to johns hopkins university they have had nearly five times as many covid deaths, 272 people. >> there's typically at least one death a day if not more. >> reporter: and that's just at brownsville's valley baptist hospital where he's been volunteering in one of four icus they created for the pandemic. >> we're trying everything but these patients are extremely, extremely sick. >> reporter: rodriguez grew up in brownsville where he says there are only six critical care physicians. >> they're exhausted. >> reporter: cameron county is 90% latino. >> everybody's wearing masks here. the spread is not because people aren't being responsible. i think it's largely due to s socioeconomic issues

>>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with a look ahead recent yeah we did notice. calmer winds and we're going to notice improvement in air quality tomorrow we're going to be under that good choir quality category for your wednesday afternoon. >>thanks to the term that cool sea breeze winds out of the west-southwest pushing all of that smoke and ash out of the bay area coastline, moderate levels along the coast and east bay shoreline but we are going to notice that marine layer returning during the overnight hours bringing us some low clouds and fog along our coastal areas and even throughout the east bay shoreline, plenty of sunshine by wednesday afternoon and temperatures out there right now quite the temperatures front 50's 60's 70's and even 80's as you make your way inland. 82 degrees in concord and 58 degrees at half moon bay. nearly a 25 degree difference there. but overall the big weather story today noticeably warmer air mass warming up to near seasonal averages. double digit warming in concord and livermore out there right now wind speeds a noticeably cal

yes sunny sunday, our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here to let us know if this is going to last no finally relief in sight we're going to see the return of the marine layer during the overnight hours grant and vicki already tracking that cool down out there. >>thanks to that stronger sea breeze remember around this time conquered in antioch we're in the low 90's upper 80's on account of that stronger on shore flow seeing widespread 50's and 60's around the bay area's shoreline with 70's and 80's as you make your way inland. 30 degree difference out there right now between concord at 88 degrees in half moon bay in the upper 50's thanks to that cool sea breeze influence in daytime highs today, very similar if not warmer than yesterday. so about 5 to 15 degrees above average low 70's once again for downtown san francisco. and we should be in the mid 60's oakland, warming up into the low 80's when you should be in the low 70's and triple digit heat once again for the tri valleys livermore and conquered warming up to a 102 degrees. 15 degrees above average so current wind speeds out the

it is a socked in golden gate bridge right here kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tells well let's just say she appears as if by magic to do with all your nose, have that magic oh my gosh, i'm a 2020 way better let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast but as you can see golden gate bridge pretty socked in with that low and high cloud cover out there right now. >>visibility already at or near 0 along the coast in temperatures out there right now widespread upper 50's right along the bay area coastline and low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. 72 degrees still even at this near 10 o'clock hour for antioch nearly 15 degrees warmer than half moon bay at 57 degrees so toasty temperatures there and chuck only cooling down to 63 degrees everyone else in the mid 50's for your overnight temperatures and here's that visibility that we've been tracking all night long it is going to be thicker and more widespread even extending into our inland valleys reducing visibility to at or near 0 so make sure to turn on your low beams and druve safely during the overnight hours and for your frid