sanchez. commissioners because you approved the certificate of appropriateness you should take up the mills act application now. >> do i hear a motion from the commission to approve? >> approve the mills act. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to adopt the recommendation for approval. commissioner wright. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commission president matsuda. >> yo. >> so moved that motion passes unanimously 7-0. we are on the final item on the agenda 9. 2020-009613. des. 2778 24th street, casa sanchez to recommend landmark designation. staff, are you prepared to present? >> yes. before i begin i believe amy from supervisor ronen's office would like to say a few words. >> thank you so much. legislative aid to supervisor hillary ronen. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak very briefly. this will be addressed by those speaking after me. i

sanchez: diciÉndole “no encontramos nada”.l, sugiere no adelantar juicios. gutiÉrrez: si usted me pregunta si yo creo que el general sin fuegos es un santo. no, no creo que sea un santo. no creo que ningÚn general de divisiÓn sea un santo en este paÍs. y mÁs porque tienen que ser duros, porque tienen que ser rÍgidos. pero de ahÍ llegÓ a tener tratos con narcotraficantes de medio nivel para traficar drogas de forma internacional a los estados unidos, lo dudo mucho. escobosa: Él dice que no sÓlo deben revisar las pruebas detenidamente, sino verificar cÓmo las obtuvieron. mientras tanto, tras bambalinas seguÍa el tira y afloja entre mÉxico y el gobierno de donald trump, hasta un punto que sonÓ las alarmas, asegura sÁnchez de tagle. sÁnchez: el gobierno de mÉxico amagÓ con retirar a todos los agentes de la dea a todo el personal de investigaciÓn que tiene estados unidos en nuestro paÍs. escobosa: e incluso reformar la ley de seguridad nacional. 2 dÍas mÁs tarde, el 30 de octubre del 2020, mÉxico recibiÓ un comunicado de la dea con

mister sanchez. welcome. you are on mute, mister sanche . >> let me know when i can see the screen and i'll start the presentation. >> chair: did you have somethingyou want to get into ? >> there's two ways of doing this and it may be more helpful if along the way because i pulled up to january 2018 slide deck and have questions that probably would be best if we did that in real time rather than waiting until the end when diego, mister sanchez is on those particular slides but if you want i can wait until the end. that would bemore productive if we did them along the way . >> chair: do you want to raise yourhand when we have questions ? that'sfine by me . >> perfect. >> just use the chat. go ahead mister sanchez. >> let me know when you see th shared slides and i'll go ahead and start and ask away . can you see it now?okay, great. thank you very muchsupervisor . with me i also have a few team members from the ost are, erika jackson and peter burke. i would like to break the discussion up intothree parts. the

we're sanchez way. look, julian's been in belmont 5 to a half years. he's a non violent person in a really tough environment. if the verdict started against him, what's already happened and damage is going to just continue and get worse. i mean, he has suffered really, neil's nelson, united nations special order on torture, said that he had been psychologically tortured. he has nearly suffered and if it goes against the sort of ongoing, indefinite imprisonment will continue. and really i worry a great deal about his health outcomes, whether he would suicide or whether he would just he's health would continue to deteriorate as it has during the decade. or more that he's been hounded and yeah, very serious concerns for his health. but it was, it was now it was back in 2019 watson. did you sign this letter expressing concerns of julian sanchez health. it went to the u. k. government, that was, that was 2900. did you ever get a response to your concerns back then? not that i'm aware of. i am part of, it's quite a big group of doctors globally that have sig

if not, mister sanchez. >> scott sanchez, planning department. sorry, i guess i don't have the design between the parties on potential resolution so i'll back up a little bit. this kind of explaining this permit . there was a 2016 permit to legalize a unit on the ground floor of the subject property because as part of that, that removes the access from the other units to the rear yard those stairs of some type to the rear yard are necessary in order to maintain these access for the upper unit. i believe on the 2016 permit they do show stairs coming from the rear pop out to the yard. that is the current approved condition.and now they are seeking to move that kind of so it doesn't impact the rear yard of the space as much to move it into that kind of notch. unfortunately i don't think plans were provided tothe board by the permit holder so the board doesn't actually have the plans before them .but the proposal is code compliant. it does have less of an impact on the midblock and on these open spaces. it would be our residential design guidelines i

kris sanchez is live on that campus. kris, go ahead. >> reporter: hi there, chris. that fire damaged the administration building. it took out the wifi for the entire campus and when the principal got the call this morning she knew it was just one more thing in what is already a very challenging year. i want to show you where this happened. this was just before sunrise this morning. they found that fire outside cornerstone academy that spread into the administration building. the campus is shared by cornerstone and kennedy elementary school in the franklin mckinley school district. also a person on the scene who tried to keep those firefighters from doing their jobs and the damage will impact learning as well. >> there were other videotaping, but the person of interest that we detained was yelling at the engine company as well as kind of getting in their way. >> just another thing in a really challenging year. i think the positive thing about our staff and students is that they have shown how resilient they can be and we're going to deal with this and keep going and

sanchez. that would take care of this appeal. so under what you're looking at strictly, that's along this road. the other items, i guess it's under notice of enforcement. they will diligently over the next 30 days file for a permit to remove the overhang for the permit and they have ceased using the exterior for the patrons and they have no intention of using it and they will not use it unless they have proper permitting and if it is a conditional use authorization as you know there will be special restrictions that will be recorded. so i'm here for any questions. ms. tiess is here for any questions you may have in the project. we want to thank you very much and sorry this matter even came in front of you. >> director: okay. thank you. i don't see any questions. so we will now hear from the appellants. mr. rehabinowitz you will go first. >> hi, i'm the appellant. eric rehabinowitz. i want the board to understand the issues. the plans submitted two days before this hearing. there was no mention of correcting all the other building

a sanchez lawyers will forward over the yahoo, which may have bolstered the case against extradition on the grounds that the british judge used to block the u. s. government's request for extradition were pretty narrow. they were about the risk of suicide. that assange would face where he to serve time in the u. s. prison. the british court case doesn't go to these larger issues with press freedom and potential government misconduct that we laid out. and now there's talk among a sondors legal team of possibly trying to broaden the parameters of that british extradition case to include some of these allegations, journalists at yahoo and have likely strengthen the case against extra writing. julianna's austin, united states through the reporting, but based on here the yahoo news reporting reveals that u. s. official seriously considered taking extrajudicial and frankly illegal actions. at the silence julian assigned, and i expect that his lawyers will make a strong case in defense of the magistrate court decision to deny the united states request expedite. and that would be poetic amer

s, it seems to be getting less coverage that maybe fits into a bit of a pattern with julian sanchez place. there is a public perception of him that is very unhelpful at times. and i think that has turned many people. there has been a growing amount of coverage since the extradition proceeding started, and i think there is no growing consensus that there needs to be solidarity on the principles of this case. whether or not individuals decide that they feel a sandwich himself is worth defending. the extent of the aides efforts to silence the fungi, musson a chill down any national security report or spine. the reason that the cia targeted gillian assange on the justice department later indicted him is that he solicited and obtained and published truthful information on matters of clear public concern saving back to 2010 to to work effectively. and many of these charges could have been brought against and could be brought against national security and investigative journalists for doing their jobs. unlike his predecessor, president biden talks a good game on the importance of the 4th estate

c global, for instance, to spy on sanchez, legal team. and all of this sort of games they're playing while he was in the ecuador, an embassy that should be enough to basically have his case dismissed. and they should drop extradition proceedings because it clearly this is the state actor involved in here in sort of influencing the legal process. so the fact that that wasn't enough previously to have this whole persecution of julia signs and wiki leagues to be dropped for what it really is, which is really just can a completely politically motivated and vindictive effort by the u. s. and by britain as well, who's keeping him on ice conveniently for an extended period of time? he's not charged. so he's still in the category a maximum security prison. he's not convicted of anything. he's literally there and should be out. he shouldn't least be going to keep him for execution. if you could put an ankle bracelet on him, have him in residence, be with his family. what they're doing is cruel and unusual to to put it lightly, but the fact that it

during both days of the hearing, a sanchez supporters rallied outside the building. they was immediate release shelter journalism, if others express growing concerned with the whistle blowers held pink floyd finding member long time a son to put a roger waters told r t that he believed the whole face as a future. this is an absolute nonsense that this man has been locked up for a single day. whether it's in the ecuadorian embassy or in bell marsh. this is, this is one of the most valuable human being that we the human race have. amongst us. he is deeply, deeply important to the potential for this race to survive on this planet in my view, that is why julian, our son treats in prison because he's interfering with the accounting plan to steal the planet, sort of rape it to death and then destroy it is a disgusting miscarriage of justice. look at guantanamo bay, asked shaka, alma, my friend, ask anybody who has been in the hands of the u. s. judiciary. and at any point, possibly since the 2nd world war with they did not agree. and you will find that there's no justice t

home freedom or a possible 175 year prison sentence. julian sanchez faith rests in the hands of the u. k. 's high court as an extradition appeal hearing to the u. s. for the whistleblower starts today in london. flat on the program fuel by a desire to save money. i made soaring prices, and german drivers are popping out of the country to fill their tanks, where it's much cheaper your it's cheaper than the jeopardy, the price it here. 30 percent lower. that's why we hear. of course everyone is worried about crisis. i've heard they could tripled next year. saddam's prime minister is released following them military. coups in the country. outside of the u. s. freezes millions of dollars in economic aid to the african nation leading to questions just to it. it's the ha, ah, wednesday morning 80 m here in moscow. i'm, you know, neil, let's take you through the days. big stories here on our to imprisoned. wiki leaks funder julian assange, finds himself back in court today. now it's a 2 day extradition hearing gets underway in the u. k. the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. ove

and there were 5 grounds of appeal and the 2 main topics are, of course a sanchez health. and the assurance is a diplomatic assurances given by the united states in terms of health. what the prosecution have been trying to do is accuse a key medical, extra witness professor compliment of being disingenuous of misleading the court by concealing the identity of a son, just partner selim morris and the 2 children. and today in court, we finally heard the yahoo news story, the investigative journalism that was done a few weeks ago where 30 us officials confirmed what we already knew from anonymous testimony, that the c i was discussing, plans to potentially kidnap or poison julian as orange in london and so this was brought up in the context of why couple of men, why professor coleman did not disclose the identity of a son, just partner and their 2 children because he feared for their safety. when it comes to the assurances that the united states is giving, they say that julian songs can surface sentence in australia, but australia has not even indicated if they will take dril

mister sanchez. welcome. you are on mute, mister sanche . >> let me know when i can see the screen and i'll start the presentation. >> chair: did you have somethingyou want to get into ? >> there's two ways of doing this and it may be more helpful if along the way because i pulled up to january 2018 slide deck and have questions that probably would be best if we did that in real time rather than waiting until the end when diego, mister sanchez is on those particular slides but if you want i can wait until the end. that would bemore productive if we did them along the way . >> chair: do you want to raise yourhand when we have questions ? that'sfine by me . >> perfect. >> just use the chat. go ahead mister sanchez. >> let me know when you see th shared slides and i'll go ahead and start and ask away . can you see it now?okay, great. thank you very muchsupervisor . with me i also have a few team members from the ost are, erika jackson and peter burke. i would like to break the discussion up intothree parts. the

abel sánchez: sí, así empezó, este, como dices, escribiendo la canción, me da mucho gusto de, de toda historia; pero siempre, quiero mencionar a mi estimado hermano, que ha pasado, este, jorge santana, porque era el espíritu de césar que entró al estudio, y la canción, empezó este, esta historia, esta movie; pero, cuando la vio, la película de los 6 minutos, empiezo de esto, la canción, maya angelou, que es también una estimada señora que, siempre estimada, y ella dijo, "sabes qué, abel, esta canción no es no más tu canción, es también mi canción"; y es la canción de los chiquitos en oklahoma, en los Ángeles, donde quiera que merecen la atención, la atención, que esta canción habla de, en su lírica, y es la historia de todos los, los niños también, blanco, negro, y esto me empezó, eso es lo que para mí, empezó esta carrera, de hacer esta película, cuando ella me dijo, "no, tienes que hacer la filme, el documentario, porque es mi historia también"; y ahí empezó, y estoy, ah, pues, no más, tan feliz cómo ha salido la película, porque toda la ayuda de los artistas y los músicos, y como d

experiencing hunger on a daily basis and freedom for a possible 175 year prison sentence peculiar sanchez, faith rests in the hands of the u. k 's high court as an extradition appeal hearing to the u. s. for the whistleblower starts today in london. ah . just after 11 a. m in bay roots in athens on here in moscow this wednesday october the 27th i am una neil on this is the news our on our t the e has fail to agree and how to shield consumers and european companies from soaring energy bills. although brussels now says it's looking for who to blame for the price spike. the commission competition department has begun collecting evidence about market behavior, main gas suppliers with a view to detecting any anti competitive behavior in the energy market. the use investigators though avoid naming any potential a culprits. the emergency talks were held on tuesday ministers from the 27 member states gathered in looks and berg, hoping to come up with new anti crisis measures ahead of the winter season. some suggestions include a tax cuts for small businesses as well as social support for. busy vu

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of frustrated passengers out there. >>> new hope that our country is turning a corner on the pandemic. many of the key metrics from cases to hospitalizations and deaths all dropping. that's certainly a sign in the right direction. this as emergency use authorization for a new pill to treat covid that experts say could be a game-changer. as kathy park reports, another threat could be waiting in the wings. >> reporter: this morning, a potential breakthrough in treating covid. drugmaker merck says it's now applying for emergency use authorization of its new antiviral drug. trials show the pill taken when symptoms begin cuts a risk of hospitalization and death in half. this as the country's race to get back to normal takes off in boston. >> let's go! >> reporter: marathon runners lining up for the first time since 2019 under strict new covid protocols. the number of racers reduced by nearly 40%. each required to be vaccinated or show a negative test. their starts staggered to improve social distancing. >> it's really exciting. nobody ha

the ongoing dispute over the rule of law, freedom or a possible 175 year prison sentence. julian sanchez, fate now rests in the hands of the u. k. high court as an extradition appeal hearing to america for the whistleblower stotts today in london. also in the program of chile warning from the united nations. now saying the situation in afghanistan is so bad that a half the country's population could face acute malnutrition. this when we're here from the organization to really pay for deep territories material crisis. well, even today we're talking about 90000000 people. well, as we say it can be fin secured, that means the experiencing hunger on a daily basis. ah, quite locker most go, this is auntie international. very well. welcome to you. a busy day so far for this channel. we do begin this, our was in breaking news for you regarding a long simmering rule of law. a dispute between the e. u and poland? well, it's taken yet another ton. the used court of justice has just ordered warsaw to pay a daily fine of 1000000 euros. it comes off to poland. constitutional court previously ruled th

does the faith of julian sanchez debated in the case high court? the whistleblower supporters demand his freedom one m e p told them say it's time the government stepped in. it probably needs a political process rather than a judicial process. the politicians need to stop petition to ahead and left this man with around the clock across the world. this is our t from the teen on myself. you know, neil hello and welcome to then use our europe, maybe in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fall, dropping some 4 percent buy whedon. steaming that done were trend was sparked after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas, giant gas prom, to ratchet up supplies, to european storage facilities. next month, earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins and elia, katrinka discussed what the russian president out to say. of course that that will go, i ask you that once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in euro

[000:00:00;00] with freedom or a possible 175 year prison sentence. juliana sanchez faith rests in the you. case high court extradition appeal hearing to b. u. s. for the whistleblower starts today in london, you old by a desire to save money amid soaring prices. german drivers are popping out of the country to the alert tanks where it's much cheaper we hear from somebody cheaper than germany. the price is here. 3rd, you said lower. that's why we hear. of course everyone is worried about prices. i've heard they could tripled next year. so don's prime minister is released following the military coup in the country outside the u. s. fries as millions of dollars in economic aid to the african nation leading to the questions over. who gets ah, live from our international new center in moscow. this is r t i'm union ally. let's get to the stories. imprisoned, wiki leaks funder julian assange, finds himself back in court to day and say to day extradition hearing gets underway in the u. k. the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistle blowers,

ongoing dispute over a rule of law and freedom, or a possible 175 year prison sentence. julianna's sanchez, fate rests in the hands of the you case high court as an extradition appeal hearing to the us for the whistleblower starts to day in london. also in the program. a chilling warning from the united nations which says that situation in afghan hassan is so diet, that half the countries entire population could face acute malnutrition at vist winter. in the program we hear from the organization. the really big board di, terrifying trinitarian crisis. well, even today we're talking about 19000000 people who are, as we say, can be insecure. that means the experiencing hunger on a daily basis. ah, my 3 pm on wednesday afternoon here at moscow. this is our t international very will welcome to you today. we do begin this hour with some breaking news along that simmering rule of law dispute between the e. u and poland has now taken yet another turn. the use court of justice has just ordered war, sorta pay a daily fine of a 1000000 euros. it comes off to potency. constitutional court previously

and our voice is going to get louder and louder and louder. julian sanchez said, free. i can promise you that roger waters speaking to the program earlier, the host of r t americas on contact. meanwhile, chris hedges, diets a sanchez mental health. after years of isolation would be given much consideration by the u. s. prison system. i found the there was a kind of dance on the part of the prosecution today whereby they wanted to paint. they used chromebook guys. they cited it more than 40 times as the witness that, i mean they talked about maybe a dx sound like a summer camp. he would have individual rec recreation, but it's all completely untrue. i mean, it was just so patently false. and we have the world's largest prison system, 25 percent within the prison are severely mentally ill. and what they do is they drug them up. so they're, they're kind of comatose all day long. they're all authority and that gets into the whole mental health issue. suicide within the prison is quite hot when the american prison system is quite high. and again, the prosecution tried to kin

foden getting his second, deflecting a gabrieljesus effort beyond sanchez.give themselves a glimmer of hope. their player brought down by edison inside the box. penalty given in penalty scored. alexis mcallister pulling one back. but city re—established their 3—goal lead soon after. mahrez rounding up the scoring and ending all hopes of a brighton turnaround. on to scottish football now. hearts failed to take advantage of rangers not playing today, but their draw with dundee was still enough to send them top of the scottish premiership. john souttar gave them the lead, but poor defending punished byjason cummings for dundee made the score 1—1. hearts are top on goal difference with rangers in action tomorrow. celtic are nowjust a point behind, after beating stjohnstone 2—0. elsewhere wins for aberdeen, dundee united, and livingston. now to rugby league, and there was a clean sweep for england in their international double header with france. the men's team had to work harder than their 30. harder than their 30—10 scoreline suggested in perpignan, but things

well, look at the story of loretta and linda sanchez. california, loretta and linda sanchez, our daughters of mexican immigrants and the only sisters to serve in the u. s congress at the same time. boxes. gina silva has their story. you're looking at a pair of powerful southern california latina sisters, the first and so far only sisters to serve in congress simultaneously. loretta and linda sanchez give all the credit to their mexican immigrant parents. very proud of my parents. they're the only parents in the history of the united states to send two women, two daughters. to the united states congress. you know if you would've asked them when they first came to this country, if they would have ever dreamed, you know that they meet the president of the united states or see their daughters serving congress. i don't think they would have ever believed it. the sanchez family lived in a modest home in anaheim. mom and dad made sure their seven children made it through college. i think my parents are pretty extraordinary, in one sense. but th

marlo sÁnchez pudo agregar la inteligencia digital a su telÉfono. >> es mÁs fÁcil que se me olvide laequeo. la meta es que no le hagan sacar la billetera, ni un plÁstico para identificarse. gerardo sÁnchez no estÁ convencido, y sÉ que la seguridad le preocupa mÁs que la conveniencia. >> para presentar a la policÍa es excelente. ¿pero dÓnde va a parar esta informaciÓn despuÉs? >> estÁn correctos al tener esa preocupaciÓn, pero hay toda una serie de nueva tecnologÍa que permite que el individuo controle esa informaciÓn, que la informaciÓn sea inmutable, es decir que nadie puede copiarla sin el control del individuo. janet: este plÁstico que nos identifica no serÁ reemplazado en su totalidad por telÉfonos, les aparecerÁ. los estados insisten que siempre es bueno tener esa compaÑera y seguirÁ siendo Útil en partes del paÍs, donde aÚn no reina la era digital. ilia: una familia hispana decide donar los Órganos de su hija y le regala la oportunidad de vivir a varias personas. una deliciosa fruta hace parte del pasado, el presente y una deliciosa fruta hace parte del pasado, el presente y fut

sanchez has chosen a good day to be here. not unusual. this is in the ordinary sort of pattern of eruptions like this, that they tend to subside and then escalate, subside and escalate at. we're clearly in a period of escalation. now, there's fairly fast flowing lava heading down the western slopes, in a parallel line to the original larva flow. we're told that that's then taking up in its wake up. yet more territory of this island than 66 more buildings succumbed overnight, engulfed by the lava and, and, you know, you said people's lives more or less going on as normal. yes, they are. but in the midst of an enormous economic disruption this as well, they say you can't make too much of it. off the back of the pandemic business is deeply affected on this island tourism affected agriculture affected people may be going about their lives more or less as normal, but they're deeply demoralized. and, you know, let me show you another aspect of this. if peter zooms upwards, i'll take a look at this extraordinary smoke cloud, billowing up out of

kris sanchez is live near the fires. what are firefighters saying?amage to the two homes involved in the fires, and neighbors were knocking on doors and helping each other get out in addition to the smoke detectors. one fire spread in the outdoor kitchen area, and one person slipped and fell while getting out but there was no fire-related injuries. just hours before, the same firefighters were at this fire here. this fire started outside the home in a structure in the back of the property, the main home granny units were destroyed. there are several families being assisted now by the red cross. >> thank you, kris. >>> new scaled back mask mandates take affect in san francisco and marin. bob redell joins us live in marin this morning. this is all case by case, right, bob? >> correct. it's not for all indoor locations. you are still going to have to wear a mask in places like stores and restaurants, and if you are a student, k through 12, you still have to wear a mask there. starting here in marin and across the bridge in san francisco, take a look at

today in the bay's kris sanchez is live with both developments this morning. kris? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. santa clara counties' infection rate has been dropping depending on where you are. there are still zip codes where there are pockets of community spread and that's the reason why the alum rock superintendent wants to put this school in the position to be part of the solution. alum rock superintendent wants to offer up the campuses for covid vaccination sites for children onces vaccines are approved by the fda for children. until then children will be tested weekly once parents opt into that plan. we have talked to parents that like that idea to be on the safe side, and we also talked to parents that will not agree to it. >> i don't feel comfortable with her being tested every week. i think it would cause her anxiety. >> reporter: some parents are planning to keep their kids home from school across the state to protest the state's mandated vaccine. the plan is vaccine mandate for children, and that would make vaccination mandatory for all children onc

his wikileaks editor in chief, kristin hudson told us the sanchez case is politically motivated. recent revelation shows so without any doubt. so the political elements of the case because to view sounds, now we have all so human rights and civil liberties, organization of any merit to teaming up together. i have to, to this to be at your so come ha, just as for julian, just as for journalism, because that's what let's take here. we also spoke documentary filmmaker, investigative journalist, john pilcher, who believes the whole case against a sanchez, a demonstration of power. this is a shy operation. any one who knows the united states well knows the power overseer, the extra judicial power overseer, the extra tong, mental power, the c i. that's what this is mrs. this is a which you probably say 2008 on a wiki least 1st major lakes. a march. the 18th, 2008 is from b, u. s. army counter intelligence assessment branch. ah, to partner france, you read through this document. it lays out everything got happened ah, from 2010, but we will get a song by smearing him. i distributing, hang by d

must be defended, while the marsh tribunal, named after the jail were sanchez being held, had no legal bearing. it did a to elicit public attention over the matter. calling the footsteps of a similar event conducted half a century ago, condemning back van us action to vietnam. next week, the assange face is a hearing into his possible legs tradition to the u. s. on espionage charges he could be jailed for up to a 175 years. wikileaks, editor in chief christian ha, france, and told us to sanchez, cases, politically motivated. as a recent revelation shows, so without any doubt. so the political elements of the case because today on sounds know we have all so human rights and civil liberties, organization of any married to teaming up together. i have to talk to this to be at your so come her just as for julian, just as for journalism, because that's what the step here. we spoke to, to a documentary filmmaker investigative journalist, john pilcher, who believes the whole case against the sanchez, a demonstration of power. this is a ca operation. any one who knows the united states well kno

i am kris sanchez. what a way to start the day. we will get to kari in just a second, but first mike inouye is looking at traffic. >> overall, that's great, and marcus told the whole story there, danville boulevard is open, apparently, but we are looking at hemme, hem me avenue, there are crews in the area, and sometimes they have to close off of a parameter, and bob redell is checking that out and is on scene. if you plan on take danville boulevard south past hemme, i don't know if you can do that now. we will get more details as bob redell arrives on scene. the freeways throughout the area is moving good appeared the scene. >>> we're waking up to moderate air quality, more of the haze and smoke come into the bay area, and that may affect your outdoor plans this weekend. we're going to see that as you get ready to head out the door and maybe it affects your commute. we'll see in the tri-valley our temperatures in the mid-50s, and a nice warm-up with the upper 70s late morning to the afternoon. we will

the verdict might take weeks wash. julian sanchez wanted by motions on on 17 challenges of asp. menache and one on conspiracy to hack and government computer. it convicted, he could face a prison sentence, a 175 years we had from overseas ashanda edwards dusty who was outside the cord for us and independent journalist richard mad housed has been watering the whole hearing via a social life st. the judge has just said they will take everything into consideration, but no ruling was handed out immediately. yesterday, the entire day was devoted to hearing arguments performed by the prosecution for the grounds of appeal. why they want to appeal the judge's decision not to extra songs. and there were 5 grounds of appeal in today, the defense was able to respond to these points. and the 2, the 2 main topics are of course, a phone, just health, and the assurance of the diplomatic assurance is given by the united states. now, in terms of health, what the prosecution have been trying to do is accuse a key medical, extra witness professor compliment of being disingenuous of misleading the court by

. >> i am kris sanchez. laura has the day off. >>> we want to take a look at your commute who is in for vianey, but we will start with kari. >> it will be a bit warmer as we go into the afternoon. the weekend, i know there's a lot going on around the bay area, and the weather is looking pretty good. we are starting out with the 50s this morning and we will see the temperatures into the afternoon headed towards the lower 70s. it's going to be warmer than yesterday, reaching up to 73 in novato and santa rosa. upper 60s for hayward. san francisco also making it into the upper 60s today. quiet weather for now but we will take a look ahead in a couple minutes. >>> vianey has a look at the commute. >> i saw a couple fender benders overnight and those cleared out. this is the sort of overnight construction, but aside from that no major accidents. a quick look at how beautiful the bay bridge span looks. we'll have a closer look at drive times throughout the rest of the bay area coming up in a few minutes. back to yo

omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the congressional -- awarding the congress' highest honor is a small token of appreciation. thank you to my colleagues on both sides of the aisle who joined me on this effort. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from missouri reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. . ms. waters: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from

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i am kris sanchez. >> i am cierra johnson. marcus and laura have the morning off. we have a lot to get to but first let's get a look at traffic and weather. kari, how is it shaping up? >> it's going to be dry. here's the next system starting to move in closer. we are going to see rain chances very spotty, and we'll track it with storm ranger as we go into the morning. overall, we're starting off dry and maybe a couple spotty showers here and there. we know our water year starts on october 1st. we're doing pretty well here with 10.5 inches of rain for santa rosa. san francisco also over 5 inches with a big sur plus. we'll talk about how that affects the bay area coming up. >>> yeah, the bay area roadways were affected a lot. highway 84 is an issue. we don't know if the car crashed into the tree and knocked it down or the tree came down and caused the crash. if you know alice is, you probably drive through this area. over here in fremont, 880 is open this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning an fda panel meets to approve the pfizer vaccine for use in

and what could you tell also about julianna's sanchez health condition? i worry thanks for having me on. well today we had the beginning of the appeals process. so august 11th, the last time we were in the, in the high court was to determine the grounds of appeal. and that was a major victory for the us because they were granted all 5 grounds to it, mainly focused on on the fund, his health. and so the entire extradition case has now become about a sanchez, mental health here. nothing to do with journalism anymore. nothing to do with the war crimes exposed. and so today, you know, i'll get into the arguments as details i can in a moment. but you know, regarding his sons where we only saw him for a few few minutes. you know, he, he looked quite tired and i think it was really easy moment. so something that stood out to me was when the prosecution, because today was largely focused on what the prosecution is going to say tomorrow, be the defense out. while the prosecution, while louis was, was arguing about his assumptions, mental health, you could hear the

the sanchez family lived in a modest home in anaheim.h college. i think my parents are pretty extraordinary, in one sense. but they're pretty typical of the immigrant experience in in whatever immigrant group you're talking about. because failure was not an option for them. loretta was the first to be elected to congress. she served as a democrat in the u. s. house of representatives from 1997 to 2017. representing both the 46th and 47th congressional districts. when i arrived here that there weren't that many women in the congress, there weren't that many latinos in the congress. and so of course, it was very difficult every day. um being a woman latina, um, democrat in orange county and young is, uh, it's an anomaly for the congress itself. after working on her sister's campaign, linda decided she also wanted a career in politics. linda is currently a u. s representative for the 38th congressional district. she has been serving since 2000 and three when i landed here six years after loretta, um women were just 14% of the elected repres

our thanks to raf sanchez for getting us started right there. we want to get some more on all of this breaking news story right now. gary pier is joining us along with joe ruben who served in the state department under president obama. gary, i want to start with you on all of this. it was quite striking, i should point out, just two days ago, you wrote a fascinating op-ed on the home page of the haitian times. you wrote about gangs running rampant in the country of haiti. you mentioned this, and this is line that stood out for me. you said, there has been a rash of kidnappings that continues unabated, churches, homes, sidewalks. nothing is off-limits. so does this come surprising at all to you? >> well, thanks for having me, kendis. in some ways, no. because the situation has been pretty dire. but what is surprising is that up until now, americans were really off-limits. because gangs were afraid of the ire of the american government and what could happen. and so this is somewhat surprising, and it also tells me that this is taking it to another