. >> vamos a la costa de texas con víctor hugo castillo ¿qué tal?paran para nicholas. >> julio vaqueiro acá en galveston están fuerte las lluvias y vientos, los equipos de búsqueda y rescate están desplegados, los vuelos cancelados, clases suspendidas y la tormenta tropical nicholas llegó a la costa. >> el gobeador jorge abbott ya entregó la orden de desastre porque el hurán nicholas avanza fuertemente por el estado. >> parece que viene fuerte. >> tengo de todo para la emergencia. >> en corpus christi y daban aviso de las advertencias y fuertes lluvias, marejadas ciclónicas advierten las pulgadas de lluvia trayendo a la mejoría el huracán harvey que causó más de 100 muertes y las lluvias catastróficas. >> el alcalde de houston dice que anticipan muchas lluvias y habrá inundación repentina. >> en ciudades costeras se han entregado bolsas de arena y debido al deterioro de las condiciones meteorológicas las escuelas suspendieron las clases y vuelos cancelados en las últimas "24 horas". >> el gobernador jorge abbott dice que están preparados con suminis

dejar más de 10 pulgadas de agua en el condado y ciudades costeras ultiman preparativos, víctor castillongo todo, agua luces todo. >> la trayectoria es de sur a norte y en galveston y houston están en alertas por las pulgadas de lluvias que caerían harvey.o el recuerdo del huracán >> el alcalde de houston piden que la gente esté en alerta y atentas a las condiciones del tiempo. >> los negocios están ya poniendo lsas de arena y cuidando sus puertas y ventanas. >> las bolsas de arenas las estamos poniendo en las escuelas. >> el gobernador jorge abbott dicen que están preparados para la tormenta tropical nicholas. >> las escuelas de houston están cerradas y las aerolíneas cancelaron los vuelos por 24 horas. >> el estado se preparó un par de días antes, víctor hugo castillo noticias telemundo. >> también por la tormenta tropical nicholas dejaron incomunicados en oaxaca donde hay muchos damnificados, decenas de viviendas cubiertas por seis pulgadas de agua y también se reportan caídas de árboles así como también pérdidas de sembrados. >> en el salvador comenzaron los funerales de las víctimas

in san jose, amanda del castillo. larry: a day after defeating the recall, governor newsom is back on the job. perhaps getting started on his campaign for next year's election. first off, oaklands melrose leadership academy, where he talked to third-graders about government and civics. he promised to set an example of kindness and unity. >> coming out of this recall, i want to turn the page and express respect and a deep sense of responsibility. . not just to those that voted no on this recall, but those who voted yes. they matter, i care. and i want them to know i will do my best to have their backs, as well. larry: on the schoolyard, he showed the kids he's got skills. casually spinning the ball, globetrotter style. developing news. san francisco is looking to open a new safe parking location for on housed people living in their cars. it would be at a parking lot at candlestick point, providing around 150 parking the board of supervisors president says it will also provide opportunities to transition people into per

and officer i have a license weapon and officers starting shooting and killed castillo so he was gone down simply because he had a license weapon. he was not threatening anyone are doing anything. that was careless but he died in the nra went silent but the virtual silence of the nra to say don't black people have second amendment rights and i thought is a historian that's a great question my research covers the civil and human rights of african-americans. looking at that fraction citizenship and that is what i had not explored so i went ended up in the 17th century virginia and south carolina looking at the slave code and the laws that dealt with the fear the white communist had a black people in the fear of the enslaved and the appraising and the architecture to be put in place to provide security against the slave revolt and for me then that becomes the genesis of the second amendment the fear of black people. host: bringing up the idea of the white based fear of the revolt of which there were some. but it's his thing i had never quite thought about in the way you made me think abo

regresamos al estudio. >> gracias, vÍctor hugo ca castillo por el reporte.mos a texas city con franciscgracias, vÍctor hugo cao por el reporte. ahora nos movemos a texas city con francisco fajardo, ¿cu;al es la situaci;on all;i >> buenas tardes, as;i es, en esta zona donde nos encontramos en texas city la tormenta ya ha pasado y estos son los r remanentes que quedan, sabemos que lo m;as crudo de la tormenta pas;o a tempranas horas de la madrugada, cuando se sent;ia el viento intenso y fuerte lluvia de nicholas que llegÓ como h huracÁn de categorÍa uno y bajo su intensidad. aqu;i en esta gasolinera el techo qued;o c completamente colapsado. algunas bombas dispensadoras de gasolina quedaron destruidas. el p principal reto es la energ;ia el;ectrica. hay medio mill;on de personas sin luz, principalmente en ;areas cercanas, en houston. las autoridades hab;ian ant anticipado que ;esta podr;ia pasar, hasta ahora no podido restablecer la energ;ia a estas personas que amanecieron en la penumbra. en el condado harris no hay escuela, la mayor;ia de las oficinas guberna

amanda del castillo you learns how acknowledging history is hoping the community heal. >> the city of once home to a total of five china towns. chinatown deliberately set on fire in 1887. 1400 people were displaced and given no option to rebuild. >> on the city said no, it is a vile community and we don't want it downtown. >> present day, leaders are asking for apology, -- the chinese historical and cultural projects says even centuries later, the community is finding itself in another stretch of anti-asian hate. she commends today's city leaders for stepping up. >> with the environment we see today, it is an important step to acknowledge the wrongs of the past, but trying to see if we can move forward. >> we need to recognize accountability helps heal these wounds. >> an important part of growing in a multicultural society like today's san jose. the resolution to be voted on tuesday addresses chinese immigrants and their descendants. >> it is appropriate every generation we do this, we remember this. tragically, these lessons are lost from one generation to another. even more tragica

in san jose, amanda del castillo. larry: a day after defeating the recall, governor newsom is back on the job. perhaps getting started on his campaign for next year's election. first off, oaklands melrose leadership academy, where he talked to third-graders about government and civics. he promised to set an example of kindness and unity. >> coming out of this recall, i want to turn the page and express respect and a deep sense of responsibility. . not just to those that voted no on this recall, but those who voted yes. they matter, i care. and i want them to know i will do my best to have their backs, as well. larry: on the schoolyard, he showed the kids he's got skills. casually spinning the ball, globetrotter style. developing news. san francisco is looking to open a new safe parking location for on housed people living in their cars. it would be at a parking lot at candlestick point, providing around 150 parking the board of supervisors president says it will also provide opportunities to transition people into per

amanda del castillo you learns how acknowledging history is hoping the community heal. >> the city of henn jose was once home to a total of five china towns. chinatown deliberately set on fire in 1887. 1400 people were displaced and given no option to rebuild. >> on the city said no, it is a vile community and we don't want it downtown. >> present day, leaders are asking for apology, -- the chinese historical and cultural projects says even centuries later, the community is finding itself in another stretch of anti-asian hate. she commends today's city leaders for stepping up. >> with the environment we see today, it is an important step to acknowledge the wrongs of the past, but trying to see if we can move forward. >> we need to recognize accountability helps heal these wounds. >> an important part of growing in a multicultural society like today's san jose. the resolution to be voted on tuesday addresses chinese immigrants and their descendants. >> it is appropriate every generation we do this, we remember this. tragically, these lessons are lost from one generation to another. eve

because he is a license weapon he doesn't threat anyone doesn't do anything that was careless but castilloied. and that struck me the silence of the nra and journalist say don't black people have second amendment rights and i thought that's a great question. my research covers the civil rights of african-americans and those that i have not explored ending up in the 17th century virginia and south carolina looking at the slave codes and the laws that the white colonists had for black people the fear of the enslaved of the uprising and the laws in the architecture put in place to deal with that fear to provide security against the slave revolt for that white community. and for me that becomes the genesis of the second amendment and that fear of black people. >> bringing up that idea the white based fear of slave revolt and there were some but it's this thing i had never thoughtin quite about that we created this problem by creating this infrastructure of the slave industrial complex was truly an industry. then even people that started to think differently about it, someone like thomas jeffer

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and continue with a panel discussion among alejandro castillo in the commerce department and from communities unlimited and the director of initiatives at a university. immediately after election, mr. biden made a commitment as he seeks economic recovery from the covid-19 pandemic, rural america would not be left behind. rural america sees powers and protection our nation disproportionate to other nations. >> and participation in rural areas haven't recovered to pre-2008 recession level even before covid-19 hit. while in metros, they not only recovered, but have grown. and this geographic divergence. some call it regional and spacial inequality, the recent past as our economy increasingly become more globallized and individual. and increasingly interconnected in society and economy, one that i would say makes the rural-urban divide an outdated notion, this poses challenges to the overall well-being of america, especially in some places that have been hit hard with addiction and what some call -- and foreseeing attention to faith-based policies makers and policies focused on rural communities

. >> what launched this book actually was the killing of philando castillo in 2016 because here you had a black man who was pulled over by the police and who, you know, he said officer, i have a licensed weapon, and the officer started shooting and killed philando castillo. so he's gunned down simply because he has a licensed weapon. he wasn't threatening anyone. he wasn't doing anything that was perilous, but he died, and the nra went silent, and that struck me, the virtual silence of the nra. you have then journalists saying well, don't black people have second amendment rights? and i thought as a historian, that's a great question. my research covers the civil and human rights of african americans. i'm looking at what i call the fractured citizenship, and this was a right i had not explored. so i went back, and i ended up back in the 17th century, in 17th century virginia, in 17th century south carolina, looking at the slave code, these laws that really dealt with the fear that the white colonists had of black people, the fear of the enslaved, the fear of an uprising, and the laws an

i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.n: the 90th dead whale found in the bay area this year was found on friday in the bay area. the 35-foot female humpback was found about a mile south of the south beach parking lot, steamrolling in the surf when a resident first reported this to the marine mammal center. due to the dangerous high tides, it could not be accessed until sunday. the cause of death is undetermined. kumasi: the perfect storm is hitting the sierra nevada. not only the oldest species insn our area. there are small shoots of hope. >> their cones open up, their seats start to germinate after a fire. >> ic baby sequoias that have sprouted up after the fire happened. kumasi: they can only be found in the california sierra nevada mountains. they are on the endangered species list. julian:julian: you now have a place to camp without venturing too far from home. the cori camp is now part of the dumbarton bridge. it is a full-service hookup for rv's. there are also showers and easy access to hiking and biking on the sh

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i am amanda del castillo in for liz kreutz. here is lisa argen. good morning. lisa: good morning, amanda. they are impacting us. you may have noticed the haze the past few days and over the weekend as that onshore flow backs off. we have a marine layer. you can see live doppler 7 with three quarters of the mile visibility into the north bay with about a quarter-mile in napa. five miles in oakland. fog first. as it clears, we are under the haze. the blue and green shading today will take it into sunday. no changes so that air quality advisory lasting through monday labor day. looking outside now, you will notice we have the fog. moderate air quality the next few days, and as we look at current numbers, cool. castro valley 49. 54 in oakland with fog in the north bay. temperatures cooler this morning then yesterday due to the compressed marine layer, but we do an about-face as numbers warm up today. 90's arriving inland. this is your 4:00 reading, but through the day, we warm up. by 4:00, we are still in the 90's, meaning temperature surpassed the mid-90's today i

y porque los dodgers comenzaron perdiendo contra cincinnati 3 a una, luis castillo venció walter buehler la mejor versión en el campo de juego, empataron cero a cero contra pumas . bien en el baño símbolos en la capital, víctor manuel vucetich tendrá a miguel angel talibán que continúa con la operaciones y consulado tuzos llega sin perder uno-2 contra el toluca, en el puesto 13 el cuadro dirigido por pezzolano no contará con ibarra por lesión, por jorge por la aplicación de telemundo deporte, hemos dominado la acción un día más, soy carlos mauricio ramírez, cambio . ( comerciales ) californianos, todos nuestros hogares comparten la energía. pero las olas de calor pueden llevar nuestra red de suministro al límite las flex alerts nos recuerdan consumir menos energía de 4 a 9 pm. así, todos podemos seguir en marcha. regístrate hoy. (♪ música ♪) >>> la comunidad ha unido esfuerzos para prevenir ataques de coyotes, el año pasado un coyote mordió a 5 personas y aunque el animal fue sacrificado es una situación que preocupa a los residentes sobre todo los que tienen mascotas, pusieron en marcha

pedro: omar castillo saliÓ a caminar para ver el impacto y tuvo una larga noche. >> pasÉ con miedo porquearaba de caer, estaba horrible. el agua empezÓ a subir. pedro: miguel cruz concuerda con esa descripciÓn. >> el viento fue intenso, la casa se movÍa, muy feo. pedro: la empresa de energÍa ha advertido que la restauraciÓn del servicio podrÍa demorar varios dÍas. ilia: tÚ Éstas al oeste de galveston, donde hubo una marejada impresionante que ocasionÓ daÑos en la playa, cÓmo le fue a houston, donde se esperaban fuertes inundaciones? pedro: como tÚ lo has dicho, las calles y las estructuras de estas casas han quedado destrozadas. en houston, las autoridades dijeron que subieron las inundaciones y hay Árboles caÍdos, pero la tormenta se mantuvo al sur del estado. esta noche, las autoridades continÚan haciendo evaluaciones de daÑos, algunas escuelas podrÍan reabrir maÑana, sin embargo, todavÍa no se complementa la evaluaciÓn de daÑos y podrÍa demorar algunos dÍas. ilia: albert, jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn, quÉ sigue ahora con el huracÁn nicolÁs? albert: va hacia luisiana. el centro est

amanda del castillo explains what challenges are ahead for applicants and employers, as well.t is different. >> now hiring signs hang like holiday decorations. the effort to hire seasonal workers is underway. >> part-time, full-time, seasonal, if you are a student, we are open many hours. >> for the 40 retailers and restaurants recruiting at the indoor job fair, it is that flexibility and pay. >> i would not consider this if i wasn't vaccinated. >> stephen was one of several searching for new employment. while ongoing pandemic is keeping it on guard. he's keeping his options open. >> working from home would be my ideal situation. i wanted to put out the situation to see how it would be interesting, but safe. >> different from last year's holiday s asoed0 ne retailers, including the virtual science center. she's noticed more people are leaving their homes. >> we can do more to have health and safety first. >> she's looking for a four holiday tires. the new 13,000 square-foot working as they go to normal. >> host, the buzzers and runners. that is the front of the house. in the d

amanda: i am amanda del castillo , abc 7 news. dan: the lady city to defy solano county.t will require masks. the mandate takes effect immediately. we have the entire the e dedicated to getting you the latest information about covid in the vaccine. two asked him questions go to abc7.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. ama: more than one million people are without electricity two days after hurricane ida. it could take a month to get everyone restored. residence police or anger at the power company. >> they are the only game in town. 9 parishes or counties without power. >>9? really? ama: there are long lines at gas stations. most of the oil production remains off-line. you can see the long lines there. horrible situation there. dan: it will be weeks, months, and even years before they fully recover. often long after the storm passes. ama: -- sandhya: if you look at live doppler 7, the system, the storm has fallen apart. remnants continue to produce heavy rain across the ohio valley, heading into d.c. they will have to deal with the flooding issues for quite some ti

amanda: i am amanda del castillo , abc 7 news. dan: the lady city to defy solano county.t will require masks. the mandate takes effect immediately. we have the entir the e dedicated to getting you the latest information about covid in the vaccine. two asked him questions go to abc7.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. ama: more than one million people are without electricity two days after hurricane ida. it could take a month to get everyone restored. residence police or anger at the power company. >> they are the only game in town. 9 parishes or counties without power. >>9? really? ama: there are long lines at gas stations. most of the oil production remains off-line. you can see the long lines there. horrible situation there. dan: it will be weeks, months, and even years before they fully recover. often long after the storm passes. ama: -- sandhya: if you look at live doppler 7, the system, the storm has fallen apart. remnants continue to produce heavy rain across the ohio valley, heading into d.c. they will have to deal with the flooding issues for quite some tim

seguridad de los residentes viviendas >>> derecho constitucional a nivel federal protege nuestro castilloemundo >>> bien un hombre de utah, sin los 50.000 dólares de recompensa para dar con el paradero de brian, el novio de la joven que fue muerta en ontario, según el ganador lo hace para que la familia sigue ese capítulo de su vida la familia del joven reportó su desaparición días después, bomberos resultaron heridos tras la explosión al oeste de dallas, el llamado por una fuga de gas mientras los bomberos realizaban investigación se reportó un estallido lo que hizo colapsar el edificio, los hechos ocurrieron esta mañana y los hechos siguen bajo investigación, y están a salvo los mineros que quedaron atrapados 4000 pies bajo tierra don excavadora se desató bloqueando el túnel de la mina, salieron los últimos cuatro esta mañana con ayuda de un escalerilla según confirmó la empresa responsable, cada una retomó tres horas escalar, en total había 39 personas atrapadas, de regreso nuestra región, se informó están de acuerdo con que la mayoría de los empleados trabajen desde casa indefinidamen

. >>> rubÉn castillo sabe el riesgo que corren los estudiantes, dentro y fuera de las escuelas. >>> hijosr problemas con concentraciÓn, pueden tener depresiÓn. o puede tener no solo efectos en su cuerpo, en otras partes de su vida. >>> una vez en esta situaciÓn, el sufrir una sobredosis puede suceder en cualquier momento. pero aÚn si sobrevive los efectos secundo rÍos pueden quedar de por vida. >>> si sobreviven la sobre do sis, las personas se pueden daÑar el cerebro, a veces permanente. eso es una emergencia. por falta de medicamento, del paquete. y aquÍ se pone 2 dedos en este lado. le pone presiÓn, pones el medicamento y empuja el Émbolo. >>> somnolencia, desorientaciÓn, sedaciÓn, cambio en el tamaÑo de las pupilas, o estado de coma e insuficiencia respiratoria, que lleva a la muerte. es la alerta que estÁ teniendo una sobredosis. >>> noticiero telemundo 48. >>> ahora bien, si usted o un familiar necesita apoyo adicional puede llamar a la lÍnea de servicio de salud del comportamiento. ve el nÚmero de telÉfono es el 800-654-3937. tienen ayuda disponible los 7 dÍas de la semana, 24 hora

investigators tell amanda del castillo that they fear this terrible dangerous behavior is only escalating. amanda: evidence of damage caused by metal ball bearings. these are items the district attorney's office says are being aired at buildings, homes, and cars at potentially lethal speeds. >> these are about the size of a quarter going over 100 miles per hour. >> the captain with the bureau of investigation says behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. the crime now coming off the freeway. two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. reckless behavior. and if they are doing it just for fun, they have to think about the fact that somebody could get hurt and not just, you know, minor, but injuries. could be deadly. >> residents living along the corridor say it's enough to make them consider a detour. clips that makes me not want to take the 87 anymore, hearing about the ball bearings. >> i will have to take the inside road after that. >> since march, there have been 30 incidents. and off 87, the sap ce

amanda del castillo explains what challenges are ahead for applicants and employers, as well. and what is different. >> now hiring signs hang like holiday decorations. the effort to hire seasonal workers is underway. >> part-time, full-time, seasonal, if you are a student, we are open many hours. >> for the 40 retailers and restaurants recruiting at the indoor job fair, it is that flexibility and pay. >> i would not consider this if i wasn't vaccinated. >> stephen was one of several searching for new employment. while ongoing pandemic is keeping it on guard. he's keeping his options open. >> working from home would be my ideal situation. i wanted to put out the situation to see how it would be interesting, but safe. >> different from last year's holiday season, they added 90 new retailers, including the virtual science center. she's noticed more people are leaving their homes. >> we can do more to have health and safety first. >> she's looking for a four holiday tires. the new 13,000 square-foot holiday restaurant between 35 and 85 employees are needed. working as they go to n

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo you found out what it will take to hit the mark. >> there can come a day when the water comes out of the tap. we have seen it all over the world. >> a storm warning from gary crimmins. wednesday night, he addressed the water district in los altos hills, identified as falling behind in today's emergency conservation effort. actually increasing water use. >> this is not giving us any friends. >> in june, the board implemented a 15% mandatory reduction from 2019 levels. the goal not yet met. but the district is seeing a drop, with water use falling consistently. down 6% countywide in july. >> being able to save 6% is better than 0%. reporter: stanford university and the city of al alto where the biggest water savers. cutting back 15% and 13%. >> 15% can be hard for a household to cut back on. i think the only place where we can do it is outside. reporter: inside, and apart from relying on people, catherine cushing said long-term strategic water use should involve changes to planning, plumbing, and policy. >> if there is one thing i have learned aft

amanda del castillo shows us the tradition is more alive than ever. ♪ amanda: the and sounds of mexicandence day bringing hundreds to downtown san jose. >> we have been in our houses for so long. these events give us happiness. amanda: marking 200 years of independence. celebrated every september 16. the day commemorates exit close freedom from centuries of spanish rule. councilman emphasizing the real significance for the south bay. >> we have icons like cesar chavez that have demonstrated and rallied hundreds of times for community members right here , beginning in the city of san jose. amanda: a community connected through culture from aztec dancers to live bands, latino artists, and more. keeping the past present. >> today means a lot of pride in our culture, a lot of pride in our history. as a descendant of immigrants from mexico, i see this day as a symbol of self-determination for our people. amanda: residents say the added recognition means more during such a difficult year. >> being able to share this moment and share our pride. immigrants have offered so much during the pandem

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo you shares how the day shapes and inspires first responders. amanda: when thinking about september 11, 2001, most can recount where they were, what they were doing and how they felt the moment the nation was attacked. that day's devastation is what reinforced now deputy fire chief's decision to enter the san jose fire academy that year. classes started one week after the deadly attacks. >> we watched 343 people give their life. the whole support staff and everyone given everything they had. amanda: now after 20 years with the san jose fire department, he says every day is dedicated to those killed in the attacks and beyond. >> it is a lot of weight to put on the shirt and badge every day. it is not just them, but their families and the people they have helped. amanda: deeply meaningful for him. different for new san jose firefighter taylor peters. >> firefighter peters. amanda:amanda: graduating from the academy just one week ago, she admits she has little recollection. she was only four years old. >> i just remember my mom sitting in the dinin

might retreat from castillo as well. president biden said he's going to end forever was, well, it's still a nato mission in kosovo. k for 3600 trips and the largest number of the us. i don't thing that natal is going to leave us all because natal intervene here and the mission was very clear to liberate school so far. so it doesn't fall back into the hands of serbia, which is very close to russian federation. and we know very well that one of the key reasons, perhaps the most important aspect why need to exist. it is with danger from a russian federation. and after natal summit on 14th of june this year in brussels, is clearer than ever of that nature in the balkans, including crossover is here to stay. on the other hand, we want to join nato. we are very well aware of that. i'm going to stop will not join nato, so crossover will join nato. and that's why the situation is completely different. we are also strengthening our own army because unfortunately, serbia is not only not recognizing our country and not showing regrets for the crimes of the past. but also from time to time grouping a

amanda del castillo shows us the tradition is more alive than ever. ♪ amanda: the and sounds of mexicandence day bringing hundreds to downtown san jose. >> we have been in our houses for so long. these events give us happiness. amanda: marking 200 years of independence. celebrated every september 16. the day commemorates exit close freedom from centuries of spanish rule. councilman emphasizing the real significance for the south bay. >> we have icons like cesar chavez that have demonstrated and rallied hundreds of times for community members right here , beginning in the city of san jose. amanda: a community connected through culture from aztec dancers to live bands, latino artists, and more. keeping the past present. >> today means a lot of pride in our culture, a lot of pride in our history. as a descendant of immigrants from mexico, i see this day as a symbol of self-determination for our people. amanda: residents say the added recognition means more during such a difficult year. >> being able to share this moment and share our pride. immigrants have offered so much during the pandem

amanda del castillo you is live from san jose with details.here was a lot of passion behind this effort. reporter: yes. many passionate parents who say their motivation was the health and safety of their children. dozens tonight commending city council for deciding to pull those flavored tobacco products off of store shelves. with colorful packaging and enticing flavors like mango and tropical fruits, san jose councilmembers are concerned these products are marketed towards young people. after two days -- today's vote, the city will ban the sale of these products along with flavored juices. >> this is an urgent issue. fbi has tried to tackle it. the industry has gotten in the way, delayed things, referenda eyes things, and cause problems. it's up to local communities like this one to step up and protect our kids. reporter: the law would keep new tobacco retailers from setting up shop within 1000 feet of schools and 500 feet of an existing tobacco retailer. smoke shops across the city will have the next six months to deplete the remaining produ

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo you shares how the day shapes and inspires first responders. amanda: when thinking about september 11, 2001, most can recount where they were, what they were doing and how they atta theen that day's devastation is what reinforced now deputy fire chief's decision to enter the san jose fire academy that year. classes started one week after the deadly attacks. >> we watched 343 people give their life. the whole support staff and everyone given everything they had. amanda: now after 20 years with the san jose fire department, he says every day is dedicated to those killed in the attacks and beyond. >> it is a lot of weight to put on the shirt and badge every day. it is not just them, but their families and the people they have helped. amanda: deeply meaningful for him. different for new san jose firefighter taylor peters. >> firefighter peters. amanda:amanda: graduating from the academy just one week ago, she admits she has little remember my m chair staring at the tv and trying. i knew something was different, but i didn't know exactly what. amand

amanda del castillo says the site is scheduled to open tomorrow unless protesters get their way.manda: this fence around a new temporary parking site. the former location around vista montana will hold about 20 vehicles. >> they have lost a lot of vehicles. they need more support and we need more affordable housing. amanda: andrea irvin with home first services says it will be people relocating from this vacant lot along component drive where apple plans to put its campus. working with a number of organizations and city officials to make this happen. a longtime homeless advocate spok who say something has got to give. >> they are helping this program gets them into some real housing because of it does not, they have no place to go. amanda: signs organizing a move-in day protest with residents pushing a petition to stop the relocation. >> we want to be part of the process. we understand the situation of the homeless. right now, it is not about shoving it down our throats. it is about including us. amanda: he's another resident and says they only learned about the project last wedn

amanda del castillo says the site is scheduled to open tomorrow unless protesters get their way. amanda: this fence around a new temporary parking site. the former location around vista montana will hold about 20 vehicles. >> they have lost a lot of vehicles. they need more support and we need more affordable housing. amanda: andrea irvin with home first services says it will be people relocating from this vacant lot along component drive where apple plans to put its campus. working with a number of organizations and city officials to make this happen. a longtime homeless advocate spoke with these residents who say something has got to give. >> they are helping this program gets them into some real housing because of it does not, they have no place to go. amanda: signs organizing a move-in day protest with residents pushing a petition to stop the relocation. >> we want to be part of the process. we understand the situation of the homeless. right now, it is not about shoving it down our throats. it is about including us. amanda: he's another resident and says they only learned abo

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo you found out what it will take to hit the mark. >> there can come a day when the water comes out of the tap. we have seen it all over the world. >> a storm warning from gary crimmins. wednesday night, he addressed the water district in los altos hills, identified as falling behind in today's emergency conservation effort. actually increasing water use. >> this is not giving us any friends. >> in june, the board implemented a 15% mandatory reduction from 2019 levels. the goal not yet met. but the district is seeing a drop, with water use falling consistently. down 6% countywide in july. >> being able to save 6% is better than 0%. reporter: stanford university and the city of al alto where the biggest water savers. cutting back 15% and 13%. >> 15% can be hard for a household to cut back on. i think the only place where we can do it is outside. reporter: inside, and apart from relying on people, catherine cushing said long-term strategic water use should involve changes to planning, plumbing, and policy. >> if there is one thing i have learned aft

investigators tell amanda del castillo that they fear this terrible dangerous behavior is only escalatingnce of damage caused by metal ball bearings. these are items the district attorney's office says are being aired at buildings, homes, and cars at potentially lethal speeds. >> these are about the size of a quarter going over 100 miles per hour. >> the captain with the bureau of investigation says behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. the crime now coming off the freeway. two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. reckless behavior. and if they are doing it just for fun, they have to think about the fact that somebody could get hurt and not just, you know, minor, but injuries. could be deadl >> residents living along the corridor say it's enough to make them consider a detour. clips that makes me not want to take the 87 anymore, hearing about the ball bearings. >> i will have to take the inside road after that. >> since march, there have been 30 incidents. and off 87, the sap center and the san

instead, precedent brutal castillo enacted a bill. taylor made for guzman in congress, the orders his commission for thank you, have left you and i. for national security, the public prosecutor's office will cremate the corpses of leaders of terrorist organization, or those who committed crimes of treason whose monday, an armed conflict the last 2 decades and lift more than 60000 peruvians dead. many of his followers were imprisoned, but some still support his ideal one. if one dies, this remains in others, and this will never be arranged, said guzman, convinced his legacy would lavonne. many peruvians worry that he won't be forgotten . i'm not going to get up. i do not believe his death will solve the problem of terrorism because there was to be people who follow his thinking. the, the rebel leader had a dominant presence in the country for the past 40 years. authorities want to prevent followers creating a shrine for pilgrimage. many people say they won this month, ashes to be dumb to beyond the 200 miles of pacific ocean that belon

castillo has hold on reports. it's a landmark ruling, a panel of judges and indonesia, as top government officials have failed to set proper standards to curve air pollution. there are negligence. the court says is partly to blame for jakarta as poor air quality, often ranked among the worst in the world. 32 residents filed the lawsuit against the officials. st. pollution is affecting their health, livelihood, and life expectancy. i've been that if the defendants who are also government officials decide to appeal the ruling, they could continue with their negligence. it could put millions of people's lives at stake. the citizens lawsuit was filed 2 years ago and 7 politicians, including to carter's governor aneice was late and he's now been ordered to monitor emissions from all the vehicles and trash burning. and the court says, president joker, we don't know, should strengthen indonesia air quality, sanders? it's a problem he has raced before the 2019 he admitted pollution around jakarta was out of control. he re

haven't heard from artes. caleb moore pen about the commemorations in new york, as well as from rod castillo and the african capital cobble tele, 1st here from a sullen day for the whole of america or a new york city in particular. can you describe a little of the atmosphere that in the last few hours? it's been a morning of grief and commemoration. we've heard from elected officials in the united states, former presidents as well as victims families describing the trauma of what happened 20 years ago. very solemn ceremony, but it comes at a point where the administration of joe biden is being widely question for his recent decisions regarding afghanistan, about how responsible it is and carrying out u. s. foreign policy. now, when we heard from present joe biden, as well as from vice president comma le harris, they emphasized a very common trope that we've heard from us leaders when commemorating the 911 events, they called for unity. it is my hope and prayer that we continue to honor as they are unity by strengthening our common bonds by strengthening our global partnerships. and by always

he's accused of terrible crimes during castillo's war for independence from serbia in the late 900 ninety's. but as he became the 1st to stand trial in this special tribunal in the netherlands, sally, most of or rejected the charges telling the judge i am not guilty of accounts brought here before me by this gustavo office, was you to get support me in april 9, 10909 most f o was a commander in the rebel kosovo liberation army. the kaylay. the prosecution says he was responsible for the torture of at least 6 people, and the murder of one person attention compounds. it says the victims were accused by cause of those ethnic how banyan rebels of collaborating with serbs or not supporting the kaylay these people, they were not enemies of the state of kosovo. they were not spies. they were fellow community members. innocent, kosovar, albanians whose only crime was to be viewed for one reason or another as an impediment to the k l. a. in certain of its leaders. the cause of a war is believed to have killed more than 13000 people. it ended in 1999 after the nato alliance carried out 11 weeks of ai

shell game in order to conceal the true state of the key metrics from then until former seo richard castillo left the company in 2015. while twitter isn't admitting any wrong doing here, it is paying up to settle the claims. but if you're wondering how much of a toll $800000000.00 will take on the company, well, twitter plans to pay the fee with its cash on hand by the end of this year. twitter as reported more than $4000000000.00 in cash, and $4500000000.00 and short term investment assets. notably twitters reported revenue during the 2nd quarter of this year, was nearly $1200000000.00 up to 74 percent from the year before. well, and you have to remember rachel, that, you know, when social media was really hitting its stride, and that would have been about a decade ago. and this is a little bit after that. but the fact was, we didn't know how facebook, how twitter was actually making buddy. that was the big argument when they were getting ready to go public and people would look at him and go, how was this company even profitable? oh, absolutely. and you can look back at the fact that, you

observing what's happening behind us quite closely. protectors are blocking a border crossing between castillo and serbia for a 2nd day. as i go by christina's decision to deny entry of vehicles with serbian license plates, under new rule drivers must remove or cover up serbian plates and pay to replace them with local temporary ones. crossovers, prime minister says that will remain the case as long as the drivers going into serbia, have to alter their own number place. canada's prime minister says he's ready to cooperate with his political opponents after offending to win and outright majority in monday, snap connection. just intruder has been reelected for a 3rd term, but provisional result say he's fallen 12 feet short of a majority. he faced opposition criticism for quoting the election. 2 years early, jody vance report from phil. yeah, the celebration came swiftly for justin trudeau on election day. you are sending us back to work with a clear mandate to get canada through this pandemic. and to the brighter days i had my friends, that's exactly what we are ready to do. the moment before t

let me see if i can cut through this. alexandria castillo cortez years ago was sandy cor, jazz who was created out of whole cloth. she became a socialist democrat, democratic socialist, the darling of the left. and she is the most important person. and i want you to understand this in destroying the democratic party. she is to the left of the left of the left, but not only left that we can handle. it's an incoherent left. it's left that doesn't make any sense. it's about shibboleths and instagram's and hash tags, but no absolute commitment to anything. she is responsible for causing a fracture, a schism if you will, in the democratic party between the hardliners, if you will, nancy pelosi and others to big money person and his child. by the way, please note nobody is wearing a mask as a big deal here. nobody of the of the of the glamour righty or whatever glitter roddy are wearing a mask. that's all they live for. these people live for nothing but bad cleaning cards and mask then you're going to kill me. but yet look at them. none of them do this and let me also tell you what you're se

how and how is this likely to affect relations between serbia and castillo, and ongoing dialogue, and as much as there is one? well yes, as you rightly point out, there is much of a dialogue. certainly serbia has argued over a long time that you know they are, there aren't enough cases brought against suspected war criminals on the coastal side. and this was one of the failings of the international criminal tribunal for, for me was lobby not to be able to really sentence any cost of liberation, army soldiers and commanders where it was clear that some war crimes had been committed not to the same scale. and intensity as though by the serbian army that it's quite clear, but they had also committed war crimes. so certainly it will make it may be easier to take this issue of the agenda, but talks are quite polarized. so i think we can expect them to be continued to be very difficult. and of course, the cases and their results might also polarize the public and constable. so it might also make it more difficult to find a solution in the dialogue. so certainly they're going to be impacting