desde washington dc cristina, becerra esel funcionario de más alto grado en la oficina de joe bidenes algo que le cuesta advertir, el enviado especial de la administración biden al triángulo norte, insistió que el mensaje para centroamérica es que la frontera está cerrada, pero lamentablemente los que emprenden el rumbo norte, le creen más a los coyotes . >> la ilusión de esta tía que espera reencontrarse con su sobrino de 16 años, se convirtió en angustia hoy . >> hay algunos que mueren, otros secuestrados, imagínate que le deberían dar la oportunidad a todos . >> ella como más migrantes denuncian el cambio de mensaje del gobierno de joe biden . >> no lo haré, no rechazaré a los menores que llegan con hambre a la frontera, el secretario de salud le dio reversa . >> después de todo no es fácilmente cruzar la frontera y nada más . >> dice que hoy en día traficantes de humanos le dan esperanzas falsas a los padres de menores, duele dice él hablar de la deportación de niños . >> mientras tanto el niño está en estados unidos recibirá trato legal y responsable . >> si el señor becerra qu

del gobierno como el avance del covid-19 aunque la asignaturas son muchass como el tema migratorio cristinaantes vistos >>> sÍ josÉ habrÁn 200 mil invitados pero menos de la mitad del congreso le harÁn aguar dio dos mujeres, kamala harris, y nancy pelosi las dodds su equipo no veremos tantas caras largas llega con aprobaciÓn de 53% 8 puntos de lo que tenÍa nald truma estas alturas el tema aplaudido la vacunaciÓn masiva y la ayuda que le dieron las nams que mÁs lo necesitaban. >>> muy excelente, muy buen presidente, pues nos ha dado el estÍmulo econÓmico hemos pagado la renta y nuestro viles las vacunas. pues los han tratado bien no he escuchado que habla mÁs de los hispanos verdad pues. >>> pero la inmigraciÓn es el talÓn de aquiles del presidente biden tiene solamente 30% de aprobaciÓn en este tema y las crÍticas mÁs fuerte que hemos oÍdo son de personas que hacen solamente unos meses estaban creyendo en Él dÁndole su apoyo. >>> llegaron dispuestos a todo incluso hacerse arrestar para que se hagan escuchar sus voces, rque estos activistas celebraron la llegada de biden >>> es necesario que

guatemala alejandro giammattei, harris prometiÓ ayudar a su paÍ para que la gente no tenga que salir, cristina> kamala harris ha hecho la tarea y sabe lo que pasa y habÓo de las causas agudas o inmediatas como los desastres naturales, huracanes, sequÍa, l pandemia y tambiÉn las de las causas de raÍz que impulsan al Éxodo como la pobreza, la corrupciÓn el maltrato las mujeres y a la comunidad lgbtq, ella prometiÓ ayuda en todos lo aspectos (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> en los pocos minutos que permitieron que las cÁmaras estuvieran a allÍ el presidente de guatemala alejandro giammattei dijo que lo que le agradece a este gobierno que en medio de estas negociaciones que saben claro que son seres humanos y los estÁn respetando es la segunda vez que hablan la tercera vez serÍa en persona en junio kamala harris visitarÍa mÉxico y guatemala en ese mes, josÉ >>> cristina londoÑo en washington gracias en otro tema la vacunaciÓn con la vacuna Única de johnson & johnson se ha reanudado en medio de un clima de escÉptico, los expertos dice que los riesgos son Ínfimos per segÚn una encuesta 3 de cada 4 est

cristina criddle, thank _ can still make mistakes.wn, its impact on the natural world has been more positive. sir david attenborough has made a documentary exploring how our relationship with wildlife and nature has changed during covid. sir david has been speaking to our science editor, david shukman. david attenborough: march, 2020. 0vernight, our lives are put on pause. boris johnson: you must stay at home. i but as we stop, remarkable things start to change. the lockdowns have been tough for people, but great for wildlife, as we see in a spectacular new documentary with david attenborough. this is the year earth changed. david, it's great to talk to you. i'm sorry we can't meet in person, but we've transported you electronically to the wonderful setting of chartwell. for people watching your programme, that's going to be shown on apple plus tv from friday, what message would you want them to take from it? that human beings, even with the best will in the world, cannot restrict the natural world. that's what we're doing, we're push

nunca pasen >>> ellos tenÍan mucho miedo de como responderÍa la gente si no daban el veredicto >>> cristinaedicto >>> ellos corren >>> por dar el veredicto >>> sorprendiÓ mucho que digamos asÍ lo que sÍ sorprenderÍa >>> es de que la sentencia sea correcta >>> cristina dice que falta mucho por hacer >> el sistema de justicia no va a cambiar asÍ no mÁs es uno de los miles de policÍas que han cometido cosas horribles asesinatos espanto soso >>> fue encontrado culpable de asesinato en segundo grado asesinato en tercer grado y homicidio en segundo grado. # para el informe >>> abogado defensor >>> en un sentido >>> podemos decir que al fin despuÉs de tantos aÑos despuÉs de tantas manifestaciones de la comunidad justicia ha llegado a la comunidad. >> en el juicio se considera histÓrico >>> fue un caso difÍcil porque normalmente un oficial o policÍaca si nunca le acusan de un cargo criminal en casos como este y aÚn aÚn menos lo encuentran culpable pero aquÍ los dos lo encontraron culpable es algo histÓrico >>> quÉ precedente estÁ sentando en la justicia de estados unidos? >>> creo que esto dice que

los familiares de george floyd se dirigiÓ a la naciÓn junto con la vicepresidenta kamala harris, cristinaeyes mÁs severas para los policÍas que cometan abusos y el presidente biden aprovechÓ de hacer un lmado a la reflexiÓn y le ofreciÓ las mismas palabras de consuelo a las minorÍas que se han sentido vÍctimas de abuso y persecuciÓn. que a los familiares de george floyd. . >> harris insistiÓ que esto es solo el comienzo que no borra la historia de maltrato y persecuciÓn a las minorÍas, especialmente a los hombres blancos que dijo han sido tratados como si fueran menos que humanos. . >> el presidente biden aprovecÓo de pedir a los grupos de extrema que por favor no hagan disturbio, dijo que es un momento de sanar heridas, josÉ. >> cristina londoÑo en washington, gracias. >> se encuentra con nosotros danielle pilar, profesora de la universidad de texas, experta en temas de justicia social. quÉ gusto verla.. >> cree usted que este veredicto va a ayudar a cambiar las cosas. >> bueno, yo creo que aunque mucha gente estÁ celebrando y por razÓn, todavÍa tenemos un sistema d justicia criminal rac

andre is off tonight and i'm cristina rendon. the boy was walking with his father when they were both hit by a suspected it d. why driver? it happened in the agnosia area near the intersection of alameda, del prato and posada del s use every deborah villalon here with what we have learned about the crash. kristina. this was wednesday night. a family of four walking home from the store, but only the mother and daughter made it safely across the street. i did when any anybody else would do you call 911 and start helping patrick deloach heard the crash and looked out from his balcony. the mother was holding the sun on the curb, ran back up to my house to grab some blankets. for him. it was 8:30 p.m. on the family had activated these flashing lights before making their way across alameda del prado's family for walking across the street. they had groceries. neighbors found a chaotic scene bags scattered 27 year old man and his four year old son hit and gravely injured the child. actually they call it vaulting. he vaulted over fung int

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. morocco school district is the first in contra costa county to resume in person instruction five days a week tk to fifth grade students in morocco went back to school today. full time. the superintendent tells us the district worked with teachers and parents and also took notes from other schools that have successfully reopen the district says while families could choose to keep their students home about 85 to 90% of them chose to return to class in person. oh a beautiful day out there today, temperatures warmed a few degrees. now they're cooling off rapidly at the coast is the fog rolls and this is from our sutro camera, so it since the tower atop mount sutro, right, you know that the hill there? that's about 800 ft, and then sutro tower goes up over 1000 ft so that the top of this carrot the top of the tower is probably 1800 ft. off the ground, approximately so you can see where the marine layer is. it's pretty deep. it's up around seconds around 1600 ft or so just estimating at the

real concerns that drought conditions could make this year's fire season about one ktvu cristina rendonells us that napa county is making a big investment in fire preparedness to try to help communities that are in the danger zones. preparing for fire season in april. absolutely gets a monumental project and task to make us all safer here in circle logs, the danger always top of mind in the circle looks community of rural napa county. roughly 200 homes sit behind atlas peak surrounded by overgrown vegetation. wildfires prompted evacuations in 2017, and during last year's ellen, you complex fire. i've been here for four years didn't know what i was getting. into when i first moved out here. i don't think anything prepares you ever for the possibility that your home may burn completely down, crews are removing hazardous brush around the subdivision. we're leaving the bulk of the mature trees, and we're taking all the fuels out around them, so it makes the fire behavior less intense work is thanks to a $6.4 million investment approved by napa county officials to help the napa fire wise pro

i'm cristina rendon andre sr is off tonight. armenians around the world receive something today they have been waiting for decades. president biden release an official statement calling turkey's atrocities against her medians that began during world war one genocide. ktvu greg wiggins is here now, with more on how armenians here in the bay area gregor reacting on what is really a historic day of remembrance. yeah very historic christine. in fact, 100 years ago, 106 years ago on this day, armenians began being deported and killed by the ottoman empire, which is now part of modern day turkey. now, with the release of the president's statement today, the annual remembrance gathering it takes place in san francisco. well, it took on added significance. files carmenere name, not all d as they have done for more than 20 years, very armenians gathered atop mount davidson in san francisco for armenian remembrance day to honor victims of turkish atrocities that began april 24th 1915 during the first world war, but this year was unlike an

i'm cristina rendon. andre senior as he pace of vaccinations rise and many schools and businesses reopen. you may have noticed more cars on the road. ktvu jana katsuyama is here with white transportation officials say traffic may come into direct conflict with changes made during the pandemic, jenna. andre is a whole new world, you knowfo

andre is off tonight and i'm cristina rendon.oy was walking with his father when they were both hit by a suspected it d. why driver? it happened in the agnosia area near the intersection of alameda, del prato and posada del s use every deborah villalon here with what we have learned about the crash. kristina. this was wednesday night. a family of four walking home from the sto

yes cristina gonzalez. joining us now to talk more about generous announcement is sonoma state political science professor and chair david mcewen. david great to see you today. i saw caitlin suite this morning. i'm in and, you know, i just want to know whether or not your surprise.now she's a political newcomer. right. she's a political newcomer who also hasn't voted or participated at a higher rate. we don't know her positions. this is the high water mark of her campaign is today. this is some place between folly and novelty. that's probably for polity in terms of where she's at. she won't be the only. candidate who's going to come in as a celebrity? there will be others. the bar is not hard to enter, and because the bar is not hard because it's not a very high bar to get in. there's gonna be lots of people. we had 135 people run in 2000 and three on that that means that you're going to have in the era of social media with the bar. that's basically the same. you're gonna have potentially hundreds of candid

ktvu cristina rendon is here now, with more on what's going on.f all of the restrictions we had last year around covid. and now as more districts are re opening up in a hybrid model, california is a step behind the rest. of the country. we can do this, and we must do it. speaking from a recently reopened elementary school in santa rosa governor gavin newsom says schools across the state should be able to fully reopen in the fall. we must prepare now. for full in person instruction. come this next school year museum says there will likely be caveats for full fall reopening right now, more than 9000 schools out of 11,000 have either partially reopened or announced today for in person instruction. he's asking closed district's to reopen to siding. the $6.6 billion the legislature set aside for a safe return. want to challenge those districts. but i also want to support them. look, i'm mindful of the stresses that they're under. that's why we put up the money. that's why we created this school's up. that's why we put up more testing. that's why we're

ktvu is cristina rendon. he is here now, with their story, cristina. she must be so excited.organizations that are helping this woman say that it is a lot harder for female veterans to get out of homelessness, and they encourage any woman or vet really, to reach out to their local v a for help. so the woman you are about to meet did exactly that. and in her unique case, asking for help lead to a home life just changed for on a speedy at her emotional support dog hardly in the best. they've got a doorbell speed. the 10 year navy veteran took us inside her new apartment, a reality she never thought possible. just a couple of months ago while living out of her car. the fridge is just amazing to speedy and says she was left on house after her critically ill mom died and their house. was put up for sale. she went to the san jose v a for help and was connected with an organization called home first services of santa clara county. now she's been given a 15 month lease, including one year of free rent. i've been seeing this to my friends that i went through #### to get to heaven. i'm

cristina rendon.e had a record number of cases in a week ever in the pandemic and india's driving most of what's going on brazil to sit next send as well and what's comin with both of these places is the rise of the variance. kind of like rise of planet apes. you know, it's these variants again. we don't have as much evidence for india but certainly the indian double mutation in the state that's having the hardest hit time. which is my rastra ondo cases they have skyrocketed. why is this important? this iso in thea have a free economy that requires you gonna move back and forth and you know, you talk about my smile needs, etcetera if we're having mixing of different risk pools, um, you know that may introduce a higher level of risk, okay. dr peter chan hung with ucsf. appreciate you coming on the show. thank you. ex cristina rendon suspected of killing kristin smart has been released from jail after a judge lowered his bail. this is new video from station k. e y. t in san luis obisbo. it shows 80 year

ktvu cristina rendon is here now with more on what happened, cristina. hovering.ing for at least two suspects who were last seen running away from that house. the motive tonight still unclear. shannon deal street in an janka, typically quiet neighborhood turned into a crime scene saturday as a teenager was gunned down in the garage of a home where a makeshift tattoo parlor was set up. he's been identified as 16 year old were sawn sippy on of pittsburgh. i was sitting in my living room and just all that once, um, i heard pop pop. pop any of police say two people went into the garage. one of them opened fire on sippy on before they ran off. the team was not getting a tattoo at the time of the shooting, and investigators are trying to figure out why he was there. the homicide a shock to neighbors, the kids, they've been good kids. we've seen them for years. they you know, they have not been problem. you know, that's why this probably came from somebody from the outside of them because they're usually pretty respectful. police say about 10. people were at the house wh

presidente de la compañía dijo que esto podrá prevenir los daños de las nuevas cepas del coronavirus, cristinamuchas son de una serie de tres como la influenza o hepatitis entonces quizás tengamos que caunar tres veces . >>> mientras tanto, tratan de encontrar vacunas más eficaces la mayoría de la gente dice que se pondrán las vacunas que sean con tal de volver a la normalidad pero también muchas dicen que no se vacunaran hasta saber los efectos secundarios . >>> hoy el doctor fauci hizo una aparición en los latin american music awards y habló con ricky martin para compartir un mensaje para la comunidad latina . >>> (en inglés) . >>> (en inglés) bueno fauci recordó que es importante usar la mascarilla y seguir las medidas sanitarias y es una manera de proteger a los demás, si no sabe cómo hacerlo, visita esta página internet, avances en la vacunación contra el covid-19 ayudan para que el mercado laboral mejor, y peticiones de desempleo es el más bajo durante la pandemia pero aún hay 17 millones de personas recibiendo estos subsidios, se impuso acciones en rusia por querer interferir e los a es

cambio de dirección sobre niños migrantes, que decían que no regresarían a los menores en el país, cristinas que denuncian que se trata de un cambio radical de la administración de joe biden que prometió comportarse de manera compasiva, le duele transmitir el mensaje, el secretario de salud aseguró que no todos los niños van a poder quedarse . >> si no me lo dan mañana . >> la ilusión de la tía que espera reeencontrarse con su sobrino se transformó en angustia . >> algunos mueren otros los secuestran se les debería de dar la oportunidad a todos . >>llas denuncian el cambio de mensaje del gobierno de joe >> no lo voy a hacer, no rechazaré a los menores que llegan con hambre a la frontera, el secretario de salud dio reversa . >> no puedes cruzar así la frontera como niño . >> se dice que hoy en día le dan esperanzas falsas a los padres de menores centroamericanas ,. >> mientras tanto está el niño en estados unidos, va a recibir un trato legal responsable también . >> (habla en inglés) ,. >> si el señor becerra quiere proteger a los menores, se asegura de la representación legal, dice que esto

representantes nancy pelosi, destacó el llamado de joe biden para apropbar la reforma migratoria, cristina

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i'm cristina rendon andre sr passed the night off. these clinics come as new numbers show that nearly half of all californians over the age of 16 have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. the state says 46% of people have received at least one dose and 26.6% have been fully vaccinated. overall california has administered more than 22 million doses, and it's ktvu is greg liggins tells us facebook used some of its menlo park headquarters as a vaccination side today, the silicon valley behemoth that popularized the polk is helping people get a much sought after poking the arm with the covid-19 vaccine. facebook partnered with ravenswood family health center to help them scale up community vaccinations to the underserved facebook transformed a small part of its middle of park headquarters into a vaccination site, bringing the company's digital. efforts into the physical world. facebook has been working on covid work for a while now on the platform and having a commitment to connect 50 million people to the vaccine, so si

cristina londoño tiene los detalles. >> viendo las imágenes de estas niñas de tres y cinco años arrojadas grupo con el que viajaba. el secretario de seguridad nacional anunció hoy que lanzará una cacería contra los traficantes de personas llamada operación centinela. >> (información en pantalla). >> mayorkas se refirió a los traficantes de humanos como criminales sin consideración a las vidas de los migrantes. >> una lotería debida. >> una lotería a la que ella estuvo dispuesta a jugar. >> sabía que nos podía dejar votados. >> para que los migrantes se atrevan a denunciar a los traficantes, alejandro mayorkas dijo que iban a agilizar los procesos de visas para víctimas de abusos y maltratos. a pesar de las amenazas, el desafío de este coyote en guatemala fue inmediato. >> no vamos a dejar de trabajar. si cierran un lado vamos a abrir otro. sino se puede de una manera, se puede de otra. >> desde honduras cobran 10,000 a $11,000 hasta la frontera. >> un negocio con rostro de migrante y sueño de un futuro mejor que el gobierno promete enfrentar. >> eso por un lado. por el otro los migrantes

rubÉn flores, de 80 aÑos, es acusado de ser cÓmplice en desapariciÓn con la desapariciÓn de cristinaace x. los astronautas estarÁn mÁs en meses en la estaciÓn para realizar unos experimentos cientÍficos. ♪ ♪ borja: finalmente vuelven los premios oscars, despuÉs de dos meses de retraso por la pandemia, la premiaciÓn regresarÁ este domingo al famoso sitio en los Ángeles. carolina: esto marca el regreso de las alfombras rojas presenciales, la temporada de los premios tan esperadas por millones de personas, tambiÉn marca el regreso de maestre queridÍsima editora que tiene todo a lo que estÁ trending. ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ borja: ¿regrÉsase lista para la alfombra, no? reportera: estoy lista, aquÍ vamos. vuelven los oscars 2021, luego del retraso de dos meses, este domingo estamos muy ansioso, porque serÁn la primera entrega de premios presenciales desde que iniciÓ la pandemia. le dijeron a los famosos todas la medidas que deberÁn tomar, advirtieron que no habrÁ acceso vÍa zoom, aunque habrÁ enlaces vÍa satÉlite, como ocurrÍa en la televisiÓn tradicional, porque tendrÁn sede en londres y e

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news.andace just around the corner, now got to friday to get through, which is kind of like a weekend day to some. we've got a pattern that's going to be pretty nice. here is this low pressure that's been lingering all week just off the coast. it would bring rain if it was over us, but it's not. it's staying offshore, and it's actually going to back up a little bit. so when it backs up. it's going to go this way. and then the high is going to nudge in. so what i've just shown you here is a really kind of stable slash no big change pattern, basically because neither of these systems air really dominant. the high will dominate the weekend. but it's not a strong high, so we're not expecting big heat from it. and with that said, we got temperatures will be slightly warm. but it's not like last week when we had the eighties and records. it's not gonna be that way this week. a little bit of wind out there, but much less win and yesterday and that's why temperatures did warm up a few degrees. you

ktvu is cristina rendon reports that napa county is making a big investment in fire preparedness to helpnger zones. preparing for fire season in april. absolutely gets a monumental project and tasked to make us all safer here in circle logs, the danger always top of mind in the circle looks community of rural napa county roughly. 100 homes sit behind atlas peak surrounded by overgrown vegetation. wildfires prompted evacuations in 2017, and during last year's ellen, you complex fire. i've been here for four years didn't know what i was getting into. when i first moved out here. i don't think anything prepares you ever for the possibility that your home may burn completely down. rouz are removing castro his brush around the subdivision. we're leaving the bulk of the mature trees, and we're taking all the fuels out around them. so it makes the fire behavior. less intense work is thanks to a $6.4 million investment approved by napa county officials to help the napa fire wise program in the county fire department. it's the start of a five year $42 million vegetation management plan for the en

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news.cisco supervisors are pushing a plan to make mew knee free gate abuse. christien kafton tells us backers of the plans say it'll help the economy grow by getting more people on public transit while keeping more. money in their pockets. san francisco was a city that has long relied on transit to get people to work school and generally out in about now supervisor dean preston is proposing making mew knee free as part of a 9 to $10 million pilot program paid for stimulus funds, but we also have funds that the board of supervisors that are specifically for stimulus and for recovery, and i think there's no better way. tonto help folks then putting money directly in the pockets of mew knee riders. for its part, mew knee, said ridership is down to about 30% of pre pandemic levels and quote given our growing structural deficit. we welcome all the support we can get from the general fund, however, were unclear about the study objectives further proposed. pilot we want to make beauty affordable t

ktvu is cristina rendon widmore on the letter from the parents attorney to the district. ah group of said appearance in fremont have lawyered up. their attorney sent a letter to the fremont unified school district over the failure to reopen any schools before the end of the year after the district and teachers union failed to come to a degree. he meant the list of demands to the district approval plan to return to some form of in person instruction by april 26th and come up with a concrete plan for full return to campus is in the fall. we. paid a premium to live in fremont because of the reputation that the schools have, and we see surrounding schools that are open and open successfully. concern at this point is not just whatever's left of spring, but. because of the way the negotiations when what's going to happen and fall. parents say the goal of hiring an attorney is not to take sides but facilitate movement. somebody just needs toe come in and get them to get to an agreement. the f ust superintendent says he shares the frustration of parents around the delayed reopeni

cristina rendon ktvu. fox two news. headed just in time for your weekend friday tomorrow, saturday and sunday. temperatures are going to come up a few degrees each day sunday ends up being the warmest day by far in the weekend with potential, certainly mid upper eighties but maybe maybe alone 90 so we'll watch out that cause usually hides from today. really, almost just like yesterday. tomorrow the fog we back in the morning, it'll burn off like it did today. it'll be just a bit warmer, less of an onshore flow of the winds will be his brisk, so temperatures have come up a couple of degrees. i suspect in fairfield in antioch was he upper seventies. maybe in the far in that valley's some low eighties and then that heats up again on saturday and then more heating on sunday, so you see kind of the fog layer out there. you can kind of see the moisture in the air. the father be back at the coast. it did scour away for a time today, son came out for a little bit. it'll do the same thing tomorrow. the bank with when you had all

i'm cristina rendon. i'm andre senior officer williamwas killef indiana.'s lucas tomlinson has the latest on the active investigation, now from washington. thank you

yes, cristina gonzalez fox news.onoma state political science professor david mccue and told us last hour that gender probably won't be the only celebrity candidate to jump into the crowded ring. you're potentially going to see 4 500 candidates house a candidate going to get oxygen. well, they're gonna need a plurality of the vote, and it cost $4000 to get on the ballot or 7000 signatures, and that means a lot of people are going to think about this silicon valley zillionaires. celebrities be celebrity. see celebrities. everyone is going to think about getting in. mcewan said that well, governor newsome's popularity has gone down. he was elected with 62% of the vote, and newsome is expected to get strong support from president biden and vice president kamala harris. ram bonta was sworn in this afternoon is california's next to tony general, problem, do solemnly swear we found that i will support defend support and defend the constitution? united states population of the united states and the constitution of the state

ktvu cristina rendon tells us how the sergeant came up with a very unusual idea that ended up savingy. i don't know what his story woz, but his life was important to me. inside oakland airport's terminal one baggage claim a man in a mental health crisis was meant by alameda county sheriff's office sergeant jeff hazlitt and a crisis negotiation team. he constantly had the knife to his neck. don't entire time the man pacing back and forth was barricaded behind a carousel, threatening to kill himself. he wanted us to shoot him, but explain to him that i didn't want to shoot him didn't want to hurt him, but i want. you know what the problem was. the tuesday morning negotiations lasted more than three hours until hazlitt contacted airport operations to turn up the heat. inside the terminals. baggage claim the man began to sweat and took off his thick jacket after shedding his clothes, deputies tased him. the temporary stunned allowed hazlitt to take the man's life away. he was sent to a psychiatric hospital for help my opportunity. to give him one more day was all i was thinking about. i

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interviews cristina rendon us that some of the stores are reporting that there is busy now as they were before the pandemic. people are cooped up no more. the fact that we can go outside shop, you know, dying, and just enjoy ourselves. it's amazing. the proof is that the veranda and concord where people are coming for fashion, food and fun, it's been one month since the center fully reopened the parking lot at 90% capacity. on saturday. we have several tenants who are reporting pre pandemic creek. covid sales and actually record breaking sales because there's so much built out energy about 3 to 4 of our tenants have actually hit those record numbers. restaurants like super duper burgers, always a hit. definitely definitely a lot more pack barking has being fooled, you know, almost every day, so it will feel the difference for sure. movie theaters are drawing crowds to even with limited capacity. a spokesperson for cinemark says this past weekend was the best in the covid era. the release of movies like mortal kombat and demon slayer, bringing in an #### estimated 54 million across north

cristina: si no no lo sano.cado —— trucado. se sabe que yo no hago estas cosas y gracias a dios estamos bien. >> ahÍ estÁn las fotos de los cibernautas mostrando la foto. el dice: hoy vivÍ un milagro mÁs. recuerda cinco minutos de rodillas te harÁ caminar firme el dÍa entero. gracias. gracias padre amado. etc. la verdad que mi me dan impresiÓn de que si tuvo el accidente que bueno que saliÓ de esto. no sÉ que tÚ opinas pero que esa foto fue montada. eliangelica: sin duda, el accidente ocurriÓ. pero si alguien se vuelca ahÍ, yo, que soy el Único que estÁ allÍ, que supongo que estÁn juntos, le voy a tomar una foto antes de irlo a ayudar? >> lo ayudÓ y lo limpiÓ y le dijo quÉdate derechito. ana: lo que yo no entendÍ fue el vÍdeo. si se tomÓ el selfie. no existe. sistema tragando a una galletame hubiera podido ahogar. me hubieran podido pasar muchas cosas. esa foto es montada. >> yo sÉ que te gustan los deportes de acciÓn. la foto no tiene puesto el cinturÓn. johnny: son cosas que son muy difÍcil defenderlo. estaba

someone with a disability was killed by a hit and run driver at the same intersection, ktvu cristinaus with the city is doing to try to make that intersection safer. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose was quite enough time walk. i gotta walk won't get across pedestrians like this man named jack. try to move fast. the intersection was shut down wednesday night after a woman using a walker was killed in a hit and run. police e was several 100 ft. outside of the closest crosswalk. there's no description of the car that hit her and her identity hasn't been released. it's the second fatal hit and run this month that the center section involving a disabled person on april 1st 37 year old vanessa arce was in a crosswalk using a wheelchair when she was hit and killed by a car. police are still searching for the driver of an early 2000 mercedes benz cls. nikita's in her with walk, san jose calls it unacceptable. i think that's one of the most shocking things about this incident is seeing that two people using a system of mobility devices have been killed in the

ktvu cristina rendon tells us some businesses say they're now selling at pre pandemic levels.cooped up no more. the fact that we can go outside shop, you know, dying, just enjoy ourselves. it's amazing. the proof is that the veranda and concord where people are coming for fashion, food and fun. it's been one month since the center fully reopened the parking lot at 90% capacity on saturday. we have several tenants who are reporting pre pandemic pre covid sales and actually record breaking sales because there's so much built out energy about 3 to 4 of our tenants have actually hit those record numbers. restaurants like super duper burgers, always a hit. definitely definitely a lot more pack parking as being fooled. you know, almost every day so you will feel the difference for sure movie theaters or drawing crowds to even with limited keep cassidy, a spokesperson for cinemark says this past weekend was the best in the covid era. the release of movies like mortal kombat and demon slayer, bringing in an estimated $54 million across north american theaters. for those who prefer a q

in community safety ambassadors in neighborhoods like chinatown and fruitvale, cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. president biden plans to nominate a former richmond police chief to lead the u. s. customs and border protection agency. chris magnus is currently the police chief in tucson, which is about an hour's drive from the border with mexico. the white house says magnus has developed a reputation as a progressive police leader who is focused on relationship building between the police and community promoting reform and insisting on police accountability. his nomination requires senate approval. a special enrollment period is now open for millions of californians who are looking to sign up for low cost health care. ktvu is james torrez tells us that the new federal subsidies might be able to save you hundreds of dollars. the sooner they are, the sooner they say this webinar from covered california explains how millions of people in the state can save on their health care payments money supported by the recently signed american rescue plan, we're not waiting before. april through

ktvu cristina rendon joins us now live with more on the chief's message, kristina.ulie, that police chief says that the department is feeling the impact of budget cuts that were made last year and now it's dealing with an increase in violent crime that he calls unacceptable. it's been an extremely violent past seven days. oakland police chief laurent armstrong making a plea to the public about a rise in violent crime, three people were lost to gun violence on saturday, he says the number of homicides stands at 41 compared to 13 homicides at the same time last year. i 215% increase that is completely unacceptable, and it's tragic for community have to deal with this level of trauma in pain. he also knows the 101% increase in shootings a 100 and 61% increase in carjackings and a 50% increase in robberies to date. those figures, all compared to the same time in 2020 when the bay area was under a state wide lockdown. armstrong says the department is feeling the impact of the nearly $30 million and budget cuts the city made last year and it needs resource is this city ha

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. forecast model here and you can see this is the long range 67 days out. see thursday some more clouds. that's right, cools off a little bit. if you were clouds on friday fog at the coast a little cooler there saturday sunday no rain everything's north. high precious, even going up over the ridge, that kind of when that little curly q out there looks interesting but looks pretty wea right now, so the plan is for more dry weather ahead. and with that temperatures tomorrow will be about the same but a little cooler in many places. actually right at the coast, where temperatures coast side today we're in the sixties for many people, but i would suspect tomorrow half moon bay and specific in ocean beach will beam or in the upper fifties as that fog comes back, certainly by tomorrow afternoon, and then these were the highest pretty impressive heist today. 92 in fairfield, 91 in antioch, so warmed up quite a bit. temperatures in some places were good 10 degrees warmer than they were yesterda

eight hundred, eight million ♪ weekend businesses in contra costa county, salsameda retty bigro cristinatells us that some businesses are selling at pre pandemic levels. what other people are cooped up no more. the fact that we can go aside shop, you know, dying, um, just enjoy ourselves. it's amazing. the proof is that the veranda and concord where people are coming for fashion, food and fun. it's been one month since the center fully reopened the parking lot at 90% capacity on saturday. we have several tenants who are reporting pre pandemic pre covid sales and actually record breaking sales because there's so much built out energy about 3 to 4 of our tenants have actually hit his record numbers must it's like super duper burgers. always a hit. definitely definitely a lot more practice. parking has being fooled. you know, almost every day, so it will feel the difference for sure. movie theaters are drawing crowds to even with limited capacity, a spokesperson for cinemark says this past weekend was the best in the covid era, the release of movies like mortal kombat and demon slayer, brin

ktvu is cristina rendon. now with what the city is trying to do to make the intersection safer. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose, was quite enough time. issues. it says what? i gotta walk, i won't get across pedestrians like this man named jack. try to move fast. the intersection was shut down wednesday night after a woman using a walker was killed in a hit and run. police say she was several 100 ft. outside of the closest crosswalk. there's no description of the car that hit her, and her identity hasn't been released. it's the second fatal hit and run this month at this intersection involving a disabled person on april 1st 37 year old vanessa arce was in a crosswalk using a wheelchair when she was hit and killed by a car. police are still searching for the driver of an early 2000. mercedes benz cls. nikita's in her with walk, san jose calls it unacceptable. i think that's one of the most shocking things about this incident is seeing that two people using a system of mobility devices have been killed in the same intersection on that. that's indi

julie cristina rendon reporting live tonight, christina franks. we're looking at a pretty nice looking weekend. coming our way today is beautiful about about the same in terms of temperatures. what we saw yesterday, maybe a little warmer in a couple spots a little cooler in others, but just a perfect spring day, little bit breezy out. there are times little bit of patchy fog at the coast. and i guess the elephant in the room is the lack of rain. that really is. i mean, that's the lead in the weather department is has a rain since the 18th. so look at all these days these days, by the way, those air these air really wet. days, and when you get in the middle of march that's wet early april that's wet and look what has been. it's been dried ride, right? 28 days stretch so we haven't seen we had last year was below average rainfall by a lot this year is going to be below average rainfall by a lot, and there is no way around it, but we're gonna have water concerns in the valley in the hills and in the bay area, so just prepare for that. maybe think abo

and tonight, oakland's police chief says he appreciates that ktvu cristina rendon tells us he made aday for help following a recent spike in violent crime. it's been an extremely violent past seven days. oakland police chief laurent armstrong making a plea to the public about a rise in violent crime, three people were lost to gun violence on saturday, he says the number of homicides stands at 41 compared to 13 homicides at the same time last year. i 215% increase that is completely unacceptable, and it's tragic for community have to deal with this level of trauma in pain. he also knows the 101% increase in shootings a 100 and 61% increase in carjackings and a 50% increase in robberies to date. those figures, all compared to the same time in 2020 when the bay area was under a state wide lockdown. armstrong says the department is feeling the impact of the nearly $30 million and budget cuts the city made last year and it needs resource is this city has to value the lives of our community members. we need resource is we need the community's help to be able to address violence. police can

ktvu cristina rendon tells us what the police chief has to say about a sharp increase in violent crime. it's been an extremely violent past seven days. oakland police chief laurent armstrong making a plea to the public about a rise in violent crime, three people were lost to gun violence on saturday, he says the number of homicides stands at 41 compared to 13 homicides at the same time last year. i 215% increase that is completely unacceptable, and it's tragic for community have to deal with this level of trauma in pain. he also knows the 101% increase in shootings a 100 and 61% increase in carjackings and a 50% increase in robberies to date. those figures, all compared to the same time in 2020 when the bay area was under a state wide lockdown, armstrong says the department is feeling the impact of the nearly $30 million and budget cuts the city made last year and it needs resource is this city has to value the lives of our community members. we need resource is we need the community's help to be able to address violence. police can't do it alone. all this well that apart. made deals w

ktvu is cristina rendon tells us that some stores are now seeing pre pandemic sales numbers.oped up no more. the fact that we can go outside shop, you know, dying and just enjoy ourselves. it's amazing. the proof is that the veranda and concord where people are coming for fashion, food and fun, it's been one month since the center fully reopened the parking lot at 90% capacity on saturday. we have several tenants who are reporting pre pandemic pre covid sales and actually record breaking sales because there's so much built out energy about 3 to 4 of our tenants have actually hit those record numbers. restaurants like super duper burgers, always a hit. definitely definitely a lot more pack parking as being fooled. you know, almost every day, so you will feel the difference for sure. movie theaters, a drawing crowds to even with limited capacity. a spokesperson for cinemark says this past weekend was the best in the covid era. there was least of movies like mortal kombat and demon slayer, bringing in an estimated $54 million across north american theaters. for those who prefer

i'm on, andm cristina rendon. today's attack came just less than three months after the january 6th capital riot ktvu political reporter greg lee has been following the latest investigation on the attack. he joins us live with the latest details. greg christina. good evening, just a devastating time for the small capitol police department. once again, they are mourning the death of one of their fellow officers. and once again security at the u. s. capitol is a maid. your concern. officer william evans, an 18 year veteran of the force, identified as the capitol police officer killed friday after a man rammed his car in the officers and a security barricade at the u. s capitol complex. a second officer was injured, law enforcement said the suspect, then got out of his car armed with a knife. he did not respond to verbal commands. the suspect did start lunging toward u. s. capitol police officers. that's what at which time u s. capitol. police officers fired upon the suspect

the time to prepare for fire season is before fire season gets here, cristina rendon.ing us now is cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox. jonathan as we reported earlier tonight, governor newsome declared a drought emergency here in california. is that a good move? and how does that impact how all of you in the firefighting business? prepare for what? looks like a very dangerous fire season coming up, you know. thanks julie. i think what's really important is it brings awareness more than anything, and it gets the tools that we need front loaded out into the field for our firefighters. aziz we face this another potential catastrophic fire season. this comes on the heels of also, the action was taken to bring on additional firefighters over 1400 additional firefighters earlier than ever across california. andre really the resource and focus that is going on statewide, not only northern california to really heat and kind of take on this unprecedented risk that we're again facing just on the heels of last year, so jonathan, california has seen more wildfires. this year then

julie cristina rendon reporting live tonight. christina frank, you a driver who was fleeing from the highway patrol in the hayward area, died in a crash early this morning. authorities say officers were attempting to pull over the driver, her speeding in the city of tracy. they say that driver was going 120 miles an hour in a mercedes chp officers and the dublin area took over the chase on 5 80 heading toward the 2 38 split. authorities say the driver crashed into a wall on the east 14th street. france and died the east 14th street on ramp and off ramps were shut down during the investigation, but have since reopened. two more u. s air force planes loaded with medical supplies are now flying to india, where they are facing a dire situation because of a second wave of the coronavirus, the c five galaxy planes took off today from travis air force base near fairfield. carrying more than 200 tons of equipment, including oxygen cylinders, and n95 masks and hospital gowns. the first shipment left travis yesterday headed for new delhi w