otros estÁn en contra del p presidente andrÉs manuel andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador.to la gente decida si quiere que siga o se vaya. quienes estÁn en su contÓa en una ratificaciÓn porque quiere una reelecciÓn. >> lo que lo afecta es la corrupciÓn y no reconoce nada >> resultado sea decis so.e esÓ. segÚn la ley se requiere 40% para que el resultado sea d decisivo >> pero la consulta estÁ marcada por la ilegalidad, segÚn la ley funcionarios del gobierno no pueden llamar al voto, solo el instituto nacional electoral. muchos lo hicieron comenzando por el nÚmero dos del gobierno, el secretario de gobernaciÓn. >> no estÁ solo andrÉs manuel andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> otra prohibiciÓn es que haya propaganda en las calles, ab abunda, no se sabe quiÉn la paÓo y es a favor del presidente. >> las reglas constitucionales de no intervenciÓn gubernamentl se ha violado de manera si sistemÁtica >> la jornada serÁ histÓrica porque los mexicanos podrÁn decirle al presidente si lo quieren o no. en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo >> los padres de hugo carvajal estuvieron cara

manuel lópez obrador en la conferencia matutina del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador. >> esto gobiernos. >> no se puede decir que fue o no exitosa porque no se había hecho antes, para anunciar la revocación de mandato y solo si muereo por enfermedad no podr continuar en el cargo, el presidente de méxico, andrés manuel lópez obrador continuará ahora hasta el 2024 algo que de cualquier manera hubiera ocurrido con o sin referundum, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> muchas gracias y llevamos ya 4 semanas en las que el tiempo severo no nos abandona vamos con el jefe de meteorología carlos robles buenas tardes, cuentnamos. >> buenas tardes felicidad y amigos televidentes y pudiera ser las semana más acti de las pasadas tres, vamos a verlo estos son los estados que deberían verse afectados es lunes martes y miércoles y se espera un brote de tiempo severo y se van a ver granizos y sienodo el mayor impacto una línea de tormentas se acercará desde houston y nuevamente kansas city y el área de iowa y si se fija el número de personas impactadas aumenta a 38 millones y el día miérc

andre, can you hear me? 0k, iam sorry, i away? hello? andre, can you hear me?k, i am sorry, i think we have a few communication problems with andre, we will show pictures from lviv in a moment once get the connection back, let us go to the first question really, i think from the recent french elections recent tyne, this will be one for you. because of course, emmanuel macron, the re—elected president has been trying to negotiate and broker some sort of peace, with ukraine. let us take this question from emme a in france. i wanted to know how we are going to be the relations between france and russia, if the french president continues to help ukraine, and could he become dangerous?— continues to help ukraine, and could he become dangerous? christine, did ou catch he become dangerous? christine, did you catch all— he become dangerous? christine, did you catch all of _ he become dangerous? christine, did you catch all of that. _ he become dangerous? christine, did you catch all of that. i _ he become dangerous? christine, did you catch all of that. i wonder- he be

>> les dicen que (informaciÓn en pantalla >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> el presidente de mÉxico andrÉsu sistema judicial transparent >> no un sistema controlado poc los dese los deseos del presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpe obrado >> ademÁs demÓcratas enfatizaron que el fiscal general de mÉxico alejandrha usado la fiscalÍ para resolver sus problema personales >> alejandra pasÓ cinco meses e prisiÓn fue hija de la parej hermana del fiscal federic muriÓ el fiscal (informaciÓn en pantalladel fiscal federico mu >> la suprema corte los declarÓ inocente >> eres libre hasta que tienes el miedo >> (informaciÓn en pantalla)que el miedo >> (información en pantalla) >> y eso tiene a el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpe obrador enojado en mÉxico raÚ noticias telemundo >> (mÚsica). >> esto es increÍble y peligros en washington el fbi arrestÓ dos falsos agentes federales trataron de ganarse personal del servicio secreto con regalos caros y convivieron de cerca con un agente encargado de proteger a la primera dama ahora la pregunta es cuÁl era intenciÓn de l impostorereguntas >> parecÍan i

which is absolutely critical. andre, i'll give you the last word. would russia corporate with an international investigation? yes, russia is ready for that, but this investigation must be a really independent at the moment. i see that there is no independence in race investigation. when we talk about american experts or any other experts, they're not independent of my mind. and i have already mentioned that some questions have to be answered before we hear nations against russia or against ukraine. so if you, we answer those questions, at least a couple of them. so we will see the truth. but it seems to me that nobody's interested to intrude. we were here. they just ations and we hear the person responsible for the and that's all i think it's a media occasions political case. not about the human rights. it's not about genocide. it's not about war crimes. luckily it's nothing more. thank you for your time. thank you very much. i meant for an interesting discussion of which we had a bit more time. alexander hinton, andre auntie called and hugh william

. ♪ ♪ >> el primer el p referendo revocatorio en mÉxico resultÓ a favor del presidente andrÉs manuelerno tras la revocaciÓn de continuaciÓn de mandado. >> esto va a ayudar. >> la consulta ciudadana tuvo 16 millones de votos apenas de la mitad de los que obtuvo andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador en el 2018 cuando ganÓ elecciones presidenciales >> el % de quienes votaron lo hicieron a favor contra el 7% que votÓ para que no ctinuara como presidente. >> para mÍ en lo personal creo que ha realizado un trabajo bueno. >> el padrÓn electoral de mÉxico es 93 millones de personas, 77 millones es decir, 83%, no participÓ en la consulta. >>ara mÍ esto es una farsa porque de todos modos el seÑor gane o pierda se va a quedar >> para la realizaciÓn de este ejercicio ciudadano el presidente modificÓ la constituciÓn, de acuerdo con el artÍculo 84 el mandatario tiene 6 aÑ para terminar el cargo, y solamente puede abandonarlo por enfermedad o muerte. >> la revocaciÓn de mandato no estaba como me toda en el presupuesto del instituto nacional electoral que tuvo un costo de mÁs de 78 millones de dÓlares de los

thank you, andre, victoria. i don't know to me. it looks like you can watch now online how maniacs are killing women and children and and men. i don't know why men should be killed so and it is very nice of you and i'm really grateful for the money for all the help but no flight the fly zone. i think that bakhtang is right and you know, i've had just a couple of minutes to watch some american news and some experts at the oh, no, that's not gonna happen because he said this is this is a recipe for war because of course if you would start action to to provide no-fly zone over ukraine, of course, that would could be technically. can you hear me because my connection was interrupted, but i was going to say you you did not realize that. russians are already having war with you and i'm going to say that if russian speakers russians are listening to me. i want american friends to ask you. what is pindosi i tell you this is the nickname. this is a how they called you americans. this is a very bad word which they use for russians. for for a

en vivo soy andrÉs brender noticiero telemundo 48. >>> vaya que hace falta esa ayuda, gracias andrÉs.És). la vÍctima es un joven de 32 aÑos y muriÓ en el lugar. el conductor del automÓvil permaneciÓ en la escena y colabora con las autoridades, se investiga el caso. >>> otro accidente en texas deÓo una mujer con heridas graves, la vÍctima fue encontrada en plena carretera, cristal torres con los detalles. >>> el departamento del alguacil del condado bexar identificÓ a un muchacho de 24 aÑos residente de... en texas. una persona que transitaba por el 11280 de la calle... llamÓ al 911 para reportar el hallazgo de un hombre tendido en la calle con heridas graves. >>> ya cuando los oficiales de la patrulla llegaron, identificaron un hombre en sus 20, parecÍa que estaba amarrado y apuÑalado varias veces, estÁ con heridas crÍticas. >>> sandoval tenÍa heridas graves en la cabeza y parte superior en el cuerpo, dejando atrÁs esta mancha de sangre en la calle. >>> al principio no supimos, si fue apuÑalado o balaceado, ahora pudimos averiguar despuÉs de la cirugÍa que lo habÍan apuÑalado. >>> el

andre was at the station too.ther with thousands as they tried to board trains away from danger when it was targeted by the missile. he's now without his arm. there is a quiet and a calmness here, but it's not safe. the windows are prepared for whatever might come next. the city of dnipro is split by the river, a buffer from any advance from the russians by the east. for now the whole city is firmly in ukrainian control, but this week russian missiles hit the city's new airport. on the east side of the river is the dnipro branch of the ukrainian association for the blind, a place that's now a refuge for anyone who needs it. in the quiet of the corridor, we found larisa. she describes this place as heaven from the hell she's escaped. "there were a whole range of feelings, in my hands, my legs, my ears, the vibration from the bombs." this is the experience of the war for the blind. thank you very much for spending the time to talk to us. the city's mayor doesn't stay in one place for long. the russians have said the

andre, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. you watched russian missiles blow off the top floor of your apartment building earlier this month. give people an idea of the conditions people are living in right now, as they deal with this constant shelling. i can't imagine living through a bombardment of this magnitude. >> yeah, actually, you are right that, i mean, the russians, they keep shelling by cannons and then by bombing through the airplanes and actually bombs from airplanes are the worse nightmare that i have ever seen. and you can ask any mariupol refugees that for them, airplanes were the first thing that happened to them because you cannot predict where the missiles will go. and the destructive force is so immense that it can destroy, i mean, very quickly the multi-story buildings. so, basically it happened to me when i lived in ninth story building on the third floor. and russian missile just hit the upper top of the -- the top of the building, just, like, ten meters above me and just destroyed completely the seventh

dayana: ¿quÉ tan probable es que revoquen al presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador?l 40% del padrÓn, el Último ejercicio de referÉndum que hubo en mÉxico fue hace meses, tenÍa que ver con una pregunta sobre si se deberÍa enjuiciar a los expresidentes. tuvo un nivel de participaciÓn muy bajo y la expectativa general es que este ejercicio tenga tambiÉn un nivel muy bajo. dayana: para las elecciones estatales son el 5 de junio, todavÍa estÁ a tiempo para registrarse. ¿quÉ debe hacer para registrarse? >> requiera la cita a travÉs de "mi consulado". dayana: despuÉs de obtener su credencial podrÁ registrarse para las siguientes elecciones, pero si ya estÁ registrado para esta elecciÓn de revocatoria tenemos una guÍa completa en este cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla. puede tomarle una foto ahora mismo. ramÓn: nos vamos al norte de la bahÍa porque la policÍa de san francisco y el fbi ofrecen 250.000 $ de recompensa para quien tenga informaciÓn sobre la muerte de una madre de familia y la desapariciÓn de su hija. el cuerpo de nicole fue encontrado en el parque mclaren de san fr

i'd like to sort of way and on our earlier discussion with andre as claims. i just want to point out that a classic form of denial is to divert to weight focus on the small and so not look at the big picture to not look at presidents not look at history. russia has a long history of committing atrocity crimes. we can go to a garage or a number of different places. the false statement that russia made that dennis i was taking place in dumbass has been debunked. i've written about it. i've helped the bunker atrocity crimes. were committed on both sides, right? there was different sort of mass human rights violations to play some dumb us. that's chronical. there have been monitors observed that it cannot hold it. but there's nothing remotely resembling genocide that took place there. that's a false claim. and again, different forms of denial including genocide, denial, proceed and precisely this way casting doubt on things and terms of boucher washington post looked at ariel photographs, satellite images of boucher and there were dead bodies on the ground in the

nueve de cada 10 personas que acudieron este domingo a las urnas apoyaron que andrés manuel lópez obradore país. >> guadalupe fue una de ellas asegura que por la noche con la familia celebraron con una cena y música este ejercicio de beneficiar al jefe del ejecutivo. >> porque ha ayudado a la gente de la tercera edad por ese simple motivo. >> don ignacio también se dijo feliz ya que piensa que la continuidad del gobierno traerá cosas buenas a esta nación. >> está desaparecida la corrupción. >> andrés fue parte de los que solicitaron que el titular del ejecutivo fuese removido cree que esta acción fue innecesaria. >> al no alcanzar los 37,000 votos necesarios la consulta no será vinculante pero nada sucederá y andrés manuel lópez obrador continuará en el palacio nacional hasta el 2024. >> al norte de la república mexicana se reportaron largas filas de camiones de carga en los cruces fronterizos entre texas y méxico luego de que el gobernador del estado ordenó una mayor revisión de estos. >> durante el pasado fin de semana de forma inusual se realizaron revisiones de lado norteamericano en

chef andres joins me later this hour with an update. we begin in lviv, joining me now, nbc's raf sanchez. you traveled to the area the missiles hit. what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, andrea, you can see behind me now, the situation in lviv is relatively calm. people are out on the streets, but all morning here, the air-raid sirens have been blaring as vladimir putin's cruise missiles have rained down. as you said, a number of military ware, houses were struck in this attack. but also a car repair garage on the edge of the railway line. when we got there, we found buildings destroyed, dozens and dozens of vehicles burned out. and fire crews still struggling several hours later to get that blaze under control. not clear if the russians were aiming for the railway line, if they were aiming for other warehouses nearby, or if they were just targeting civilian infrastructure, which we have seen them do at various points throughout this war. now, as you said, the governor of lviv says seven people are dead as a result of this wave of mi

i'm andre senior, and i'm julie julie haener. as many as 20,000 people are expected to head to hippie hill tomorrow. live coverage now from ktvu jana katsuyama in the city with a look at how this year's celebration will be different from years past, janna well, julian andre, take a look behind . you can see they are getting the stage ready for the performances that start at 12 noon tomorrow. but as you mentioned there is one big changes here, and that is they are going to have vendors selling marijuana products so no one under the age of 21 will be allowed in. for some people, the grass is always greener at hippie hill on 4 24 20 tomorrow, so i think everyone just going to come out and have a good time, you know, this year, 20 marijuana celebration is returning to golden gate park and community organizers spent all day tuesday, setting up the main stage and tents were more than 40 sponsors. merchant booths and food trucks will be set up for wednesday's celebration. we have basically 24 hours to get this done, the organizer says.

esta noche hablaremos con un profesor de historia de quÉ pasarÍa si el presidente andrÉs manuel lopÉz cÓdigo en pantalla, podrÁ ir a la informaciÓn y estar preparado para un desalojo. la policÍa de san francisco y el fbi ofrece una recompensa para quien tenga informaciÓn sobre el homicidio de una madre y su hija registrado en el 2010, el cuerpo de nicole fue encontrado en un parque. mÁs tarde, la hija fue vista por Última vez en febrero del 2016, esta imagen muestra cÓmo se verÍa la niÑa. se ha anunciado una campaÑa. 2018 12 muertes, 2020 12 personas murieron. hay varios casos no cerrados, se espera que el nÚmero de muertes por fentanilo aumente este aÑo. >> muchas personas piensa que cuando se habla de fentanilo es droga, pero para nosotros es un veneno. ramÓn: un peligroso veneno. la fiscalÍa de santa clara crearÁ un equipo especializado contra la venta de este producto, que podrÍa terminar con la vida de una persona. pasamos con fernanda. te saludo, fernanda. fernanda: observando nuestro panorama. el viernes aumenta la nubosidad, especialmente a las 7:00 de la maÑana del dÍa sÁbado

lo dejamos con el ♪ ♪ patricia: andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se queda, pero no porque los mexicanos recibieron la falta de participaciÓn. menos del 40% de votantes acudieron a lasurnas, por eso los resultados no son vinculantes. se teme un aumento de crÍmenes de guerra tras el historial de brutalidad del nuevo comandante vladimir putin. otros productos bÁsicos continuarÁn subiendo. les diremos cÓmo complica a los productores locales. buenas noches, comenzamos con la victoria anunciada de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador en el referendo revocatorio convocado por el mismo para determinar si continua su mandato o lo termina. una mayorÍa de mexicanos votÓ a favor de que siga al frente del gobierno hasta el tÉrmino de su sexenio,pero no todo fue de color de rosa para ambos. sandra argüelles tiene todo. >> saliÓ informar sobre los resultados preliminares de la consulta de revocaciÓn. que concluya el mandato estÁn las 1024. y 6% por el no porque sea revocado. fue el cuenta por ciento necesarioes decir, que sea una consulta vas vÁlida. pues se recibieron el 46.5 por ciento de los votos de mexicanos en el a

esta hora de la tarde 5 con 31 de la tarde >> vamos a información desde méxico donde elpresidente andrésdonald trump le haya faltado al respeto esto luego de las declaraciones de donald trump que durante su administración dobló al gobierno mexicano para que detuviera el flujo migratorio según él >> jazive pérez nos tienen las reacciones a las palabras del ex mandatario estadounidense >> a mi me cae bien el presidente donald trump >> dibujando una sonrisa andrés manuel lópez obrador respondió al expresidente donald trump quien indicó que en su momento dobló al gobierno con amenazas para que aceptara el programa quedate en méxico >> lo cierto es quenos entendimos y fue bueno para las 2 naciones >> el jefe del ejecutivo rechazó polemizar sobre las declaraciones del ex mandatario estadounidense quien dijo que el representante de su vecino país aceptó poner gratis a miles de soldados en la frontera para detener el flujo migratorio bajo la advertencia de que si no lo hacían les impondría altos precios a sus productos >> Él me miró y me dijo, señor sería un honor tener 28,000 soldados en la fro

que te puede decir es que poco mÁs del 91% de los sobres aaron a favor de que se quede en el cargo andrÉssÓlo un 7.5 por ciento votÓ a favor de que se vaya del cargo. y lo que ha sorprendido a analistas polÍticos, es que la participaciÓn ha sido mÁs alta de lo que esperaban. esta consulta es inÉdita.no se ha realizado otra de esta naturaleza anteriormente. asÍ que estos son los datos que tenemos hasta el momento. tambiÉn las mexicanos que viven en el exterior >> la oportunidad de partes y en este proceso electoral. son mÁs de 8000 los que han partir dado en mÁs de un 70% de los que votaron se inclinaron a favor de que andrÉ manuel lÓpez obrador continÚe en el cargo. tuve la oportunidad de estar en una casilla electoralde la colonia nÁpoles donde me dijeron que la participaciÓn habÍa sido un poco mÁs baja de lo que esperaban. Éste es el reporte por ahora. regreso contiguo al estudio. paola: marÍa tambiÉn pudo emitir su voto pese a que vive en california. y la patria de caminos investiga un posible tiroteo sobre la autopista interestatal. esta tarde todos los carriles en direcciÓn oeste per

okay, andre senior in our newsroom, andre. thank you. traumatized while leaving as san francisco school. the parents have one students say their son was stopped and held by police because he's black. so what happens next? it is deadline day to save uc berkeley's student run newspaper what it will take to keep the daily californian going. last year, six thousands of salts, batteries and worse on flight crews on airliners now proposal to ban people who do that on a no fly list for the rest of their lives. and those temperatures did warm up today. tomorrow is gonna be the warmest day of the week. warmest day we've seen in wireless and some some cases since last october. i'll care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm s

el presidente de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador presentÓ su proyecto de reforma electoral que ahorandrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador quiere que haya doscientos treinta y dos legisladores menos en mÉxico. pasando a trescientos diputados en el caso de la cÁmara de senadores se reducirÁ a solo noventa y seis fue presentada la iniciativa de reforma electoral presidencial que contemple el cambio del instituto nacional electoral por el de elecciones y consultas. que operarÍa con menos consejeros electorales, siete en lugar de once, todos elegidos por el voto popular. la propuesta tambiÉn establece darles dinero a los partidos polÍticos, oro en tiempo de que las burocracias partidarias dispongan de recursos todos los aÑos, todos los meses, actualmente sucede. jessica: el argumento es ahorrar mÁs de $1,170,000,000. >> se busca el control absoluto de un partido como sucediÓ con los priistas. >> no, se estÁ garantizando el voto de los ciudadanos. jessica: esa explicaciÓn no convence a sus crÍticos. >> quiere quedarse en el gobierno y eliminar a los que son electoralmente minorÍas. jessica: como la r

medio de llamados de la oposiciÓn a no participar los mexicanos deciden sobrea gestiÓn d presidente andrÉsonsulta impulsada por el propio mandatario, con sabores mexicanos, dos hermanos hijos de inmigrantes mexicanos han creado mÁs de una docena de cervezas artesanales y causan furor en chicago porque le ponen un toque muy especial. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >> noticias telemund. >> quÉ tal, les saluda johana suÁrez, a medida que el paÍs ha bajado la guardia han aumentado lo sos de coronavirus hace una semana siete estados reportaban incrementos, hoy e cifra se triplica y o como nos cuenta nuestra corresponsal una de las ciudades principales del paÍs evalÚa retomar el uso de scarillas. >> a semanas de eliminar el mandato de mascarillas en el paÍs de interiores de lugares pÚblicos, algunos dicen seguir cuidandose y otros estÁn mÁs relajados. >> no tenemos que cuidarnos siempre,orque unos andan vacunados y otros no. >> a medida que estadounidenses bajan la guard las infecciones de covid-19 han aumentado en 24 tados en las Últimas dos semanas, mientras hospitalizaciones y muertes continÚan disminuye

thank you, andre.expected to sign bipartisan legislation that is designed to tackle the supply chain problems that are taking a huge toll on the u. s economy. it includes a sweeping plan to speed up deliveries of goods at u. s ports and highways. us transportation secretary pete buddha judge says the biden administration has already taken steps to hire more truck drivers and get products moving again. it is concrete specific actions to help our trucking workforce thrive in this career. to make sure the trucking jobs are as high quality as safe and as well paid as they ought to be. economists say america's supply chain problems are playing a major role in the nation's highest inflation rate in 40 years. time is 7 16 for learning more about san francisco's upcoming pride parade. 52nd annual pride event is coming back after a two year hiatus because of the pandemic. more than 200. participants have already signed up for the parade . there will be more than 20 community runs, stages and venues. full lineup

d-andre martin's arraignment only lasted for a few minutes on the same day that police announced hismartin is also a suspect. 26 year-old andre martin entered the courtroom tuesday handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit. >> his attorney linda parisi speaking with him privately about his felony gun charges. very somber. you know, use on court. >> very somber. and obviously very breezy, says she hasn't had a chance to read to the full police report but didn't comment on the shooting that killed 6 people and wounded 12 others need to address gun violence. >> because all of our community is hurting all of the families in our community. >> are impacted by this martin's brother. smiley martin has also been named as a possible suspect. the 27 year-old was injured during the shooting and police have been monitoring him at the hospital. >> once discharged he'll be booked at the sacramento

chef jose andres and world central kitchen have been feeding since the beginning.. alyssa nakken became first woman to coach on the field of a regular season game. there she is with her blond braid, the 31 subbed for san francisco giants first-base coach who was ejected against the san diego padres. she normally serves as assistant coach in the dugout. on the moment, she said, quote, somebody needed to go out. our first base coach got thrown out. i've been in training as first base coach for at least a few years so i stepped into what i've been hired to do which is to support the team and staff. in a celebratory moment, eric kosser in shook her hand and the coach who congratulated her after the inning when she returned to the dugout. nakken's team may have won 13-2 after san diego. just ask her. it's a big deal and i feel it's my job to honor those who helped me get to where i am. as a young girl watching the san francisco giants with my father from up there he was watching and he couldn't have been prouder. thank you so much. we'll be right back. much. we'll be ri

alright andre senior reporting live for us tonight in san rafael. andre. thank you. google employees who returned to their offices this month were greeted with a new mantra. work should be productive, but also fun. the new york times reports that googlers are being treated to private shows by lizzo and others, along with lots of food and drinks, as well as companies swag. but after two years of working from home, they're also returning to commutes, communal bathrooms and daytime outfits that are not sweatpants. and this comes as google plans for a major increase in hiring. the company plans to invest about $9.5 billion in offices and data centers to help create at least 12,000 full time jobs this year. new offices are coming in atlanta and austin, texas over the last five years. the company ceo says it has invested more than $37 billion in offices and data centers, creating 40,000 full time jobs. days after a day long fire ended with the venetia poor temporarily closed. we're learning when operations may resume what officials are saying may have started that fire. ta

andre will send it back to you. thank you. we're hearing from the mother of one of the people killed in that shooting. i never wanted kids. and. i said if i was to have a kid, i just wanted a boy. and i was blessed with a boy. sherrilyn hoy is grieving the death of her son. 32 year old joshua hoy. lucchese is 32 years old voice says her son's girlfriend was the first person to tell her that casey had died and minutes later. she says she saw photos of him on social media. i got a phone call at 2 45. they're my son had been shot. and killed. it was opposed my son. on the ground dead. it was sent to me through instagram. my son was laying on the ground dead. okay see leaves behind six children all younger than the age of nine. the shooting has reignited calls for gun reform on the local and national level. now president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi, along with governor newsom, all released statements in reaction to the shooting in sacramento. calling for an end to gun v for gun control say the same political outvery time

smiley martin is also a suspect. 26 year-old andre martin entered the courtroom tuesday, handcuffede jumpsuit. his attorney linda parisi speaking with him privately about his felony gun charges. very somber. you know, you saw in court. >> very somber. obviously very breezy says she hasn't had a chance to read to the full police report but didn't comment on the shooting that killed 6 people and wounded 12 others need to address gun violence. >> because all of our community is hurting all of the families in our community. >> are impacted by this martin's brother. smiley martin has also been named as a possible suspect. the 27 year-old was injured during the shooting and police have been monitoring him at the hospital. >> once discharged he'll be booked at the sacramento county jail. one of the charges he faces is possession of a machine gun. i talked with founder a voice of the youth in sacramento, barry axios about gun violence in his community. you've got young kids at the age of 13 running around here with us all and that to me. >> us is not only scary, but it's it's tragic that a

his brother who appeared in court today. 26 year-old d-andre martin kron four's. rob nesbitt was at his arraignment in sacramento and has the story. d-andre martin's arraignment only lasted for a few minutes on the same day that police announced his brother 27 year-old smiley martin is also a suspect. 26 year-old andre martin entered the courtroom tuesday handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit. >> his attorney linda parisi speaking with him privately about his felony gun charges. very somber. you know, use on court. >> very somber. and obviously very breezy, says she hasn't had a chance to read to the full police report but didn't comment on the shooting that killed 6 people and wounded 12 others need to address gun violence. >> because all of our community is hurting all of the families in our community. >> are impacted by this martin's brother. smiley martin has also been named as a possible suspect. the 27 year-old was injured during the shooting and police have been monitoring him at the hospital. >> once discharged he'll be booked at the sacramento county jail. one

i'm andre senior julie julie haener. let's get right to the radar and our chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking it all for us tonight, bill. yeah that's right , julie. we've got a system coming through right now. the heaviest rain has been over the last hour and a half on this pull away view. you can see you get a vibe for what's going on. here is the first wave right here. that swept through over the last hour hour and a half something like that, maybe two hours, and then this is a more powerful wave the secondary wave that's going to come through after midnight into the early morning hours tomorrow. this could generate some thunderstorms, not they'd be widely scattered, but what it will generate as some more significant heavy rainfall. we've already seen up to a half inch of rain to an inch of rain in the marine county area up in the hills there and other places like the oakland hills three quarter 3/10 of an inch of rain quarter of an inch something in that range, so we've had a really nice little run of ra

hello, i'm jana katsuyama andre senior. some restaurant owners say the ordinances caused them to lose business. and now one city council member wants to do away with that rule. ktvu summer gas, joins us live from oakland and has more on his proposal. emma china and andre next month, the oakland city council may roll back the proof of vaccination requirement at most businesses, but at the same time they may implement an indoor mask mandate at mega events larger than 1000 people. around oakland. the writing is on the wall. last month, san francisco and berkeley dropped their proof of vaccination requirements. now the time made me right for oakland. that's how oakland city council member dan called sees it, so we're not giving up on getting more people vaccinated. we're not giving up on reducing the spread. but we're trying to do what's most sensible. he's proposing a revised ordinance on may 3rd that the oakland city council is likely to support which would remove the proof of vaccination requirement and most indoor settings.

i'm andre senior.the city of oakland now has a new collective where customers can now shop at a dozen black owned businesses. at one address the new concept again today, and it looks to help small businesses grow into bigger businesses without taking big risks. ktvu greg lincoln's is here. live with how it all works, greg andre for some small businesses, taking the leap to open a store front retail shop can be intimidating because of all of the associated cost. well some black entrepreneurs have come up with a creative way to mitigate that risk and are giving small businesses a chance to take baby steps before they're ready to jump. good to please. the cutting of the red ribbon officially opens a new black business collective called loyal to the soil on broadway and 17th in downtown oakland. rather than finding one store here. you'll find about a dozen micro ventures. the anchor is a bookstore whose owners came up with the concept after being inspired by something similar in atlanta and learning to run

correct, andre. all right, zack sausan studio force tonight, zack. thank you. people of christian, muslim and jewish faiths are all observing religious holidays this weekend. the timing is a fairly rare occurrence. easter ramadan and passover only overlap once about every 33 years. vatican city, pope francis commemorated good friday with a service at st peter's basilica in jerusalem. thousands of christians retraced what is traditionally believed to be the route that jesus took to his crucifixion. good friday, is also coinciding with the start of passover tourists traveled to israel despite rising tensions here in some places in the world . you hear about what's going on in israel, and it's scary, but then you come here and it's everyday life. in jerusalem, the muslim holy month of ramadan was marked by violence more than 150 . palestinians were wounded in clashes with israeli police at the al aqsa mosque. palestinians say worshipers were gathering when they were hit with rubber bullets and batons. israel says police were hit by rocks hours later 60,000 people

they identified and took in. 26 year-old d-andre martin. they took him into custody early this morning. they also released the names of the 3 men and 3 women who were killed. kron four's. rob nesbitt has been talking with people in sacramento all day long. getting reaction to what happened there and joins us live from. >> k street where those sitting shootings took place and looks kind of normal out there. robin, i imagine there says heavy cloud of what happened hanging over and that's right. there's visible signs all around me along k street of the shooting that took place here and our window shot out the last 4 fronts. the memorial families have been going up to all day, putting candles and flowers to his right behind me. investigators say that they recovered more than 100 bullet shell casings and this area. police also released the names of big 6 victims were shot and killed. >> their names are sergio perez. 38 years old. 32 year-old joshua horton, the chess, a 29 year-old devise turner. 21 year-old giante alexander. 57 year-old melinda

but that food supply chain has been disrupted, driving up the price of wheat dramatically. andre voy, tango works in the agriculture industry. his top priority is to ensure that people of ukraine have enough to eat, even if it means there will be chronic shortages elsewhere. the wheat harvest this year should be a good one. it was seated last winter, a laundry shoes as had the work, the soil and removed weeds, supple. but unlike previous years, he's unsure of how to proceed. this time william closeted his seat supplier has now changed over to wartime production, which means supplying what ukraine needs for its own survival of diagnostic boy and abuse. just as the fighters are doing their job at the front to them or we're doing ours and the wheat fields for the desousa, mula, it's equal to. we realised that the war affects everything. habits, excuse me. so we're planting more spring wheat. ah, shanita theory and speaking for my own agro business will or were producing less corn, but more wheat. closing i was vision pursuing, that's how we are enhancing our food security natural, and a

i'm andre senior, and i'm julie julie haener. friends and classmates say the sophomore was funny and always had a smile on his face. new tonight, ktvu elissa harrington tells us how they honored him this evening. devastated friends and classmates gathered outside the home of a dublin high school sophomore who died suddenly wednesday. they placed flowers and balloons by the front door and gathered together to share memories. he was never caught without a smile. he was never caught walking around without smiling once even if he was angry. he was smiled. do everything he was really like a funny type of person. like. every time like he would just make you laugh like he was. he was just that type of person. like every time i get out of class, i just want to go see him called to the home around 11:20 a.m. they are still investigating, but say the teens, injuries appear to be self inflicted. classmates say he was a good person and looked out for others that he was going through such stuff like it's just hard times. if we didn't know we

andre story, not a lover. we'll see what happens next, janet. thank you. well california employers added more than 60,000 jobs in march. numbers released today show the number of unemployed people in the state dipped below one million for the first time since the start of the pandemic. despite the strong job growth, experts say a labor shortage is making it difficult for businesses to keep up with strong consumer demand. california's labor force has grown in the past year, but it's still nearly 400,000 people feel short. the was before the pandemic. the latest covid numbers. now covid cases are slowly rising. in california. the positivity rate is now up more than 2% that's according to data from the state department of public health testing. his also increased with more than 158 million tested today. the daily average number of cases is now over. 2500 hospitalizations are down to 1000 decrease of 31 from the prior day total despite a rise in covid-19 cases, state health officials say they have no plans to impose new restrictions. health secretary mark gall

i'm andre c. member wants to do away with that ordinance and instead require masks at large events. ktvu demagogues joins us now live from oakland and has more on his proposal. emma. jana and andre next month, the oakland city council is likely going to roll back the proof of vaccination requirement at most businesses, but at the same time it may impose a mask requirement and indoor mega events greater than 1000 people. around oakland . the writing is on the wall. last month, san francisco and berkeley dropped their proof of vaccination requirements. now the time made me right for oakland. that's how oakland city council member dan called sees it, so we're not giving up on getting more people vaccinated. we're not giving up on reducing the spread. but we're trying to do what's most sensible. he's proposing a revised ordinance on may 3rd that the oakland city council is likely to support which would remove the proof of vaccination requirement and most indoor settings. except for city senior centers

i'm andre senior julie julie haener. it is not just rain. the sierra is expecting significant snow as well. let's go straight to chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at the current conditions, bill. yeah you hit it right on the head, julie. we are going to see some significant snow in the mountains. by the time we get to friday night, they could see three ft. of fresh snow for us. the rain's been coming down pretty heavy in the last hour or so in san francisco and parts of oakland. there's this system, squeaky sweeping through. it's kind of a two part of this is the first wave and then another wave comes through later on tonight after midnight and kind of lingers into the early morning hours. so this is live radar. take a peek at what we see up close. you see the yellows representing the heavier rainfall out along the peninsula in these cells were seeing rainfall rates. of up to a half inch of rain an hour, even an inch of rain an hour in this year about an inch of rain an hour out east or west of portola valley.

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andre. looks like it looks like we've got the timing right with this pattern setting up this week and into the next week, so we'll be dry for your easter here. in the bay area, but take a look at some of these numbers that were april. you can see these amounts going up above an inch for ben lomond, occidental, mount tam and healdsburg 1.2. so we're not just talking about a few sprinkles across the region here, you can see some more. rainfall totals for kent field, almost an inch of rain. santa rosa 0.8 to look at that oakland number that's very impressive 0.77 and even san jose 0.16. we have been drying out. there is the radar coverage from earlier today and out towards the sierra . the winter weather advisory has been allowed to expire. snowfall around 6 to 12 inches with this most recent system. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies somewhat of a cool saturday evening, and here is the big forecast for tomorrow for your easter starting out today, with partly cloudy skies would incr

andrés, cuéntanos qué información tienes. >> el tiroteo ocurrió alrededor de las dos de la madrugada,las autoridades recabando información y evidencia. autoridades aseguraron que arrestaron a una persona relacionada con este tiroteo. a lo largo de las calles hemos visto varios altares en honor a los fallecidos, y conocemos los nombres de las víctimas. legisladores estatales piden al congreso actuar. >> el congreso debe pasar una ley muy fuerte para restringir el porte de armas. >> tendremos un testimonio de una persona que estuvo en el lugar de la matanza y hablamos con la madre de una sobreviviente. >> gracias, andrés, te vemos más adelante. la zona donde ocurrió todo es altamente concurrida por los restaurantes y bares. a pesar de lo ocurrido se retomaron las actividades. >> esta joyería sigue cerrada, varios ventanales destrozados por las balas, y adentro vestigios de lo que se vivió la madrugada del domingo, a pasos está librería abrió sus puertas. aquí recuerdan a las seis víctimas mortales y los 12 heridos. >> (habla en inglés). >> el centro no es inseguro, a veces salvaje, pero

they did, andre. they're answering a call by governor newsom to basically speed up the water reductions already, and so last night the board met they decided to vote to move to stage two, and that means that customers starting today are being asked for mandatory cutbacks. dark rain clouds covered the sky and conquered. as thursday's late april storm brought rain showers that have been sorely missed for most of the winter. every drop helps, but it's not enough to pull california out of drought at the contra costa water district, the board voted to move to stage two of its water shortage plan. we are asking for that 15% reduction this year compared to their 2020. water use and we chose 2020 as the baseline water year year in 2021, the district says the mandatory reductions are critical to keep demand in line with short supplies, and more measures could be coming soon. in the coming months. our board is going to be considering a 15% surcharge, everyone could definitely find something to cut back in. some

rob nesbitt was at the arraignment of d-andre martin today. he has more from the courthouse. d-andre martin's arraignment only lasted for a few minutes on the same day that police announced his brother 27 year-old smiley martin is also a suspect. 26 year-old andre martin entered the courtroom tuesday handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit. >> his attorney linda parisi speaking with him privately about his felony gun charges. very somber. you know, you saw in court. >> very somber. obviously very breezy says she hasn't had a chance to read to the full police report but didn't comment on the shooting that killed 6 people and wounded 12 others need to address gun violence. >> because all of our community is hurting all of the families in our community. >> are impacted by this martin's brother. smiley martin has also been named as a possible suspect. the 27 year-old was injured during the shooting and police have been monitoring him at the hospital. >> once discharged he'll be booked at the sacramento county jail. one of the charges he faces is possession of a machine gun. i talked wit

the full update in a few minutes, andre thank you. a simple morning exercise went to the extreme today. all for good cause. ktvu james torres shows us the fight for air stair climb in san francisco supporting the american lung association. 52 flights of stairs more than 1000 steps. some say it's for a good fundraiser while others are here for competition. the skyscraper at 555, california hosted hometown heroes today also claimed for my first sister, maria. her little baby boy is fighting his long and lungs in his organs are still developing. so i'm climbing on air today and represent for him with the struggle for him right now to breathe. fire firefighter melissa bell is the fire ambassador for the american lung association today. they are hosting the 16th annual stair climb the first time inside the stairwell in two years postponed because of covid climbing with one of my firefighters and my son. several firefighters are showing how there are other runners here with other stories. one man says he suffered his entire life from second