eugene rodríguez: muchas gracias damián, gracias.os pueblos mayas, y entraron en las casas de esas comunidades, y aprendieron mucho de, de la belleza de, el valor de esas tradiciones, fue, es un documental muy, muy bonito. damián trujillo: estamos viendo un poco de video, y los colores son los que son fascinantes, ¿sabes? del, del vestuario, de las paredes, de cómo decoraban los restaurantes, hay mucho color en yucatán. eugene rodríguez: sí, parece que, sí, el color es parte de la vida ahí; yo creo que tal vez por, porque es tierra tropical ¿no?, y la gente usa colores, y hacen sus propios, pinta y, cosas de la naturaleza. damián trujillo: entonces, se ve que es video profesional, pero no lo es, ¿verdad?, me dices que, me dices que las niñas lo tomaron. eugene rodríguez: no, lo que pasó es que todo en la película fue filmado por las dos muchachas y mi esposa, su maestra, eh, como video, teléfonos, y cualquier cámara que tiene; y les dimos unas clases de cómo hacer, hacerlo, e hicieron bien, buenísimo; y también hablan e hicieron entr

santiago rodrÍguez con sus reacciones. buenas noches, adelante santiago.n. falta las or organizaciones sin fines de lucro que se presenta para la asistencia de las vÍctimas. ahora santiago rodrÍguez con las acciones, buenas noches sa santiago (sonido ambiente(. (sonido ambiente(. >>> aranza, te cuento que el presidente de in(inentendible( arribado en este lugar. las temperaturas en san antonio estuvieron por arriba dedad de antonio. ahora bien, ¿quÉ es lo quea a ocurrir?. caridades catÓlicas se va a poner en con los 100 con este que fueron 16 l personas na que lograron sobrevivir y que fueron trasladados a los hospitales de la ciudad de san antonio. ahora lo quropa, y por supuesto tambiÉn con un techo donde vive va ocurrir es que se van a poner en co contacto con estas personas para luego canalizarlos y brindarles ayuda ya sea con comida, ropa, por supuesto tambiÉn con un techo en donde vivir y donde pasar los siguientes dÍas. en e personas. son 16 sobrevivientes que s atendidos. voy a regresar con ustedes en vivo. soy santiago rodrÍguez para telemundo. >>>

rodriguez, what does that mean been for the upcoming mid term elections? if, if i were a member of one of these communities in the us seeing what happened today, i would say we have to go out and vote. but is that going to happen in november? absolutely. and in fact, our communities have already been voting. our communities have been fighting really hard for being able to have access to care in the dignity that we deserve. i think what, what's next for us is holding our existing elected officials accountable to us to be able to protect our rights. i think it means absolutely continuing to mobilize in upcoming elections to ensure that we get out the vote for policies that are protective of everybody's rodriguez. and other than that, let me just interrupt you then just so you know, you know, in the past and mid term relations, it is not the minority communities that show up. i mean, usually have even lower voter turnout. minority voting is even lower then. what makes you think that this midterm is going to be any different? well, we know that there are large

s. supreme court, in his think in for more, nell, i'm joined by loopy rodriguez. she is the executive director for the national latina institute for reproductive justice. she joins me from california. it's good to have you on the show tonight. let me just start by asking what was your reaction when you heard about roe vs wade being overturned thank you for having me. and i, you know, the reaction is that we're angry. we're crushed this decision to uphold a 15 week abortion man. of course to overturn roe vs wade is going to be devastating for, for everyone in our country in the u. s. but particularly for communities that are the most vulnerable here. and my organization represents the latino and let the next community here. and we know that our communities and other communities of color will be the most effected. and what will that look like? we know that this decision means that the states can now decide whether or not to restrict access to abortion band abortions, or to do nothing. what's that going to mean for the look tina community? well, for community, the la

everyone please welcome michaela jae rodriguez [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: michaela jae rodriguez the met gala >> jimmy: we were at the met gala together. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we had a good table. >> oh, yeah. we had a lot of fun up there yeah, we had fun >> jimmy: yeah, we had some -- we got into trouble. >> i know i did. i could dance my life away >> jimmy: yeah, who else was there? there's lil uzi. >> lil uzi >> jimmy: lil uzi vert >> erykah badu >> jimmy: yes! pete davidson. >> pete davidson >> jimmy: you know, pete davidson got up -- he got up to meet -- he goes, "i have to go to the bathroom. [ laughter ] and we're at this event -- this met gala and we were all dressed -- thom browne and i think we were dressed. and they were dressed really nice >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and pete goes, "i have to go to the men's room." i go, "they just announced that they're starting the entertainment. don't go." >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: he says, "i have to. [ laughter ] and i go, "really, pete. this is a bad -- bad time. they just said -- he goes, "yeah, but they say that i don't think -- >> uh-huh. >

>> detective mike rodriguez raced to l.a.ed case of his career. what's happened down there? it looks like she was shot, execution style? >> like a bullet in the back of the head? >> it's like they came in and ransacked and robbed her house. her house was very neat, very orderly. it was a house where you can just go in -- >> how many people entered that house, despite what we learned from the nature of her personality, was very guarded, very suspicious of others whoever did this. they didn't break down any doors. >> that's what it seems to me. >> sonia was ambushed, shot in the head, just like the dead husbands. rodriguez takes a look around the house. sonia's purse was still there, 1700 dollars in cash in it. our neighborhood, nobody saw a thing. jim and nicole thompson were out of town. no word from jim's dad and mom. >> she said, sony has been killed. and we were like, what? i was shocked. i couldn't believe it. first of all, you don't think of a murder in your neighborhood. >> the video was kind of spinning it like, justic

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking this all for us from the weather center.member said hey, there our heat wave officially over in the bay area. specifically far inland valleys. check out all the 70's out there right now. 87 degrees for those of you in and chunks of still toasty there. but seasonal temperatures of everyone else below average conquered 82 degrees. 58 degrees for downtown san francisco in half moon bay in the low 60's. so we are tracking double-digit cooling not just for santa rosa, but conquered and livermore as well. hope you're enjoying the relief. very pleasant temperatures out there right now for most of our inland valleys. and that's all thanks to a stronger sea breeze starting to extend inland, going to see winds out of the west southwest at around 30 miles per hour. less throughout today. tomorrow going to be no exceptions. so expect to see an increase in that june. gloom in the coming days right now, hanging tight over golden gate bridge out there. so. >> very stubborn marine layer along the coast and it's only going to get thicker. br

jesÚs rodrÍguez es ciego y perdiÓ la vista hace 22 aÑos. >> no nacÍ ciego.ticipan actores ciegos con actores con visiÓn. >> no hay oportunidades todavÍa que las escuelas de artes escÉnicas abran las puertas a las personas con discapacidad para que estudien artes escÉnicas. reportera: hay sensaciones olfativas, tÁcticas y sonoras. una compaÑÍa teatral que presenta diversas obras multi sensoriales que nos invita a sumergirnos en este mundo de actores ciegos. jesÚs rodrÍguez participa en la obra "quiÉn soy", una historia en donde dos hermanos evocan sus mÁs tristes recuerdos de la niÑez a travÉs de la memoria de alimentos. >> lo complicado es el espacio y el entorno. este montaje va enfocado a la precisiÓn. reportera: si no lo sabes, ni siquiera vas a notar que es ciego. la oscuridad es una aliada en la trama. >> es una cocina, con las palabras se pasan a las acciones, un poco lo sonoro. reportera: una experiencia diferente que surge como un experimento. [aplausos] borja: quÉ maravillosa iniciativa. vayan a verla en mÉxico. cerramos con esto, un oso atrevido qu

ok, let's check in with rodriguez for more on the conditions.efighters are dealing with out there. him of recent. yeah. very hot temperatures out there, stephanie. remember, we should be in the low to mid 80's for this time of year for warmest inland valleys, not mid to upper 90's for brett would wear that. marsh fire is burning already flirting with triple digit heat. 98 degrees. winds out of the west around 15 miles per hour. less with gusts upwards of 20. >> and right now, relative humidity, extremely dry at 18%. but we are tracking, though, a lot of moisture along the coast. thanks to that cool sea breeze. keeping temperatures from pacifica and half moon bay in the mid to upper 60's there downtown san francisco and oakland in the mid 70's. but fremont and san jose in the mid 80's as our petaluma and napa. but santa rosa, also one of the hottest cities out there right now in the bay area at 97 degrees. those of you in fairfield, 96 degrees right now. but tomorrow you're going to be about 10 degrees. warmer, possibly warming up to 106 degrees.

for more, we're joined by yamelsie rodriguez, president and ceo of planned parenthood of the st.egion and southwest missouri who oversaw the stealthy opening of the clinic. welcome to democracy now! first, respond to the overturning of roe and immediately the attorney general of your state saying missouri would be the first state to enact its trigger law to ban abortion totally. >> thank you for having me. i want to start by saying today and all the dates that led to the overturning of roe should be such a stain in our history. we must do better. when the decision came down last friday, i was with representative cori bush and u.s. secretary of health and human services becerra at the last abortion clinic in ssouri, holding a rndtable to discuss the dire abortion crisis in the state and discussing what abortion providers on the ground did as we were bracing for impact. what we have been preparing for a really long time, particularly thosof us that work in red states, for the end of roe, the decision was sobering. it did not make it hurt any less. but we have been preparing for thi

i'm joined by lupe a rodriguez. she is the executive director for the national latina institute for reproductive justice. she joins me from california. it's good to have you on the show tonight. let me just start by asking what was your reaction when you heard about roe vs wade being overturned? i thank you for having me and i, you know, the reaction is that we're angry. we're crushed. this decision to uphold a be a 2 week abortion men, of course didn't overturn roe vs wade is going to be devastating for a for everyone in our country in the us, but particularly for communities that are the most vulnerable here. and my organization represents the latino and let the next community here. and we know that our communities and other communities of color will be the most effective. and what will that look like? we know that this decision means that the states can now decide whether or not to restrict access to abortion, band abortions or to do nothing. what's that going to mean then for the la tina community? well for comm

con gol australia forzÓ la prÓrroga y los penales y en penales se impuso por 4- 2, fallaron darÍo rodrÍguezolano? >> tapia fue de traductor. >> yo sÉ, yo sÉ, no, solano, lo tendrÍa que haber llevado gareca. reclama, no sÉ si se va a sortear, creo que estÁ sorteado, me parece que es el tema del arco. generalmente es arco y orden. muy bien, aquÍ viene aaron mooy, ya no estÁ ryan. >> ya mo estÁ ryan, asÍ que el capitÁn queda como aaron mooy. >> el que gane el sorteo va a elegir. ¿quÉ prefiere usted, patear o atajar? >> anotar, ganar, le dice, y atajarlos. bueno, aquÍ vamos, seÑoras y seÑores. >> vaya a saber lo que le dijo gallese. ensayÓ dijo graham arnold, incluso la caminata desde la mitad de la cancha hasta el arco cuando australia entrenÓ los penales en la vÍspera del partido. >> es que no creo que australia lo haya dejado librado al azar esto, porque ha ingresado este hombre, andrew solo para los penales, no tocÓ el balÓn. >> de los que recuerda. alexander en el nueva york fc en la mls ejecuta los penales, gianluca lapadula tambiÉn. ahÍ le pongo 3. y despuÉs ahÍ estÁn las estampas del se

rodriguez, what does that mean for the upcoming mid term elections? if, if i were a member of one of these communities in the us seeing what happened today, i would say we have to go out and vote. but is that going to happen in november? absolutely, and in fact, our communities have already been voting. our communities have been fighting really hard for being able to have access to care and the dignity that we deserve. i think what, what's next for us is holding our existing elected officials accountable to us to be able to protect our rights. i think it means absolutely continuing to mobilize in upcoming elections to ensure that we get out the vote for, for policies that are protective of every place with other. let me, let me just interrupt you then just so you know, you know, in the past and midterm relations, it is not the minority communities that show up. i mean, usually have even lower voter turnout. minority voting is even lower then. what makes you think that this midterm is going to be any different? well, we know that there are larger inves

intentar que arrestaron a su hijo se subió a una excavadora para amenazar a los policías antonio rodríguezs múltiples patrullas respondieron a la escena una de las víctimas está en condición crítica la otra fue dado de alta en el hospital el tirador fue localizado y arrestado su identidad no ha sido revelada y las agallas que tuvo un hombre en vermont acusado de intentar arrollar policías estatales con excavadora por qué y lo hizo según autoridades fue un intento por evitar que arrestaron a su hijo en las imágenes se ve cómo los amenaza con excavadora uno de los oficiales saca su arma le apunta con ella pero ni así se detiene finalmente lograron que se bajara de la excavadora y lo arrestaron ahora enfrenta múltiples cargos >> recuperan el cadáver del hombre que disparó contra oficiales en texas colocó explosivos frente a su vivienda luego quedó atrapado en el inmueble el hombre se habría atrincherado provocando una movilización policiaca elementos del swat respondieron a la escena fue cuando el sospechoso respondió y los oficiales repelieron la agresión >> mientras conductores son persegui

and this is just another excuse for the state to criminalize our communities, the pe rodriguez. we appreciate your time and your insight. thank you. now to a major retreat in the war in you, great ukrainian voices have been ordered to withdraw from the eastern city of several desk. after weeks of fierce fighting against russian forces, capturing the city of several don't ask if the don't best area essential to russia's goal of seizing a large section of land and eastern new, great regional authorities to say that fighting is intensifying and that no town in the east is safe for civilians. earlier we spoke to our correspondent connelly, and we asked him about the significance of the retreat from several don't ask. this is obviously a big deal. definitely. this is news here in ukraine, but it's not an expected ukraine. government has prepared public opinion and world opinion even for this 4 weeks now. them distress you will, along as basically been to make the russians pay as high price possible for the smallest possible gains. similar to what we saw and mario will really make the

yvonne padilla rodriguez a graduate you have your chance? a graduate of the department of history for her dissertation titled undocumented youth the labor education and rights of migrant children in 20th century america. yvonne myjo, please stand so we may recognize your achievement. the members of the defense committee were professor. maynai, i've heard that name. who was the advisor of the dissertation and professors carol joker jacoby? narami language pablo picato and george sanchez. dr. rivon padilla rodriguez received her ba summa cum laude in history and philosophy from the university of nevada reno in 2015 and the ma m phil and phd in history from colombia in 2017, 18 and 21 respectively. she's currently the bridge to faculty postdoctoral research associated in the department of history at the university of illinois at chicago. she was transitioned to tenure track faculty at the university of illinois. chicago's department of history in the fall of 2023. the 2021 bankruptcycertation price committee described the award-winning disserta

and 10-year-old maite rodriguez also laid to rest tonight. she had dreamed of becoming a marine biologist since kindergarten. abc's marcus moore leading us off from texas tonight on these new developments and what we now know about that day. >> for the families of our children. >> reporter: tonight, one week after the massacre at robb elementary, u.s. customs and border patrol agents paying their respects at the school in honor of the 19 students and two teachers who lost their lives. it comes as investigators piece together each moment of that 77-minute rampage. >> guy with a rifle. >> reporter: law enforcement starting with those grainy images appearing to show the gunman walking right into the school. officials say it was just six minutes after a teacher left a door propped open. the suspect entering two connected classrooms and locking the doors, firing more than 100 rounds at students and teachers. one of those classrooms seen here in a photo before the shooting posted on facebook. that day, police arriving on the scene two minutes after

san franciscoun cielo completamente despejado, con estas imÁgenes saludo nuestra metro lobo shenti rodrÍguezfinitivamente la pasaste ya el calor intenso o ha sido protagonista en nuestra Área especialmente el pasado viernes cuando esta temperatura mÁxima en san josÉ llegÓ a los 27 grados, ya comenzamos a ver algunos cambios, hemos tenido la cercanÍa de un sistema que ha estado trayendo ese aire mÁs fresco, y ahora de hecho esas temperaturas estÁn mucho mÁs agradables hacia san josÉ la mÁximallegÓ a los 28 grados hacia novaestuvie no en el interior no ha estado tan caliente. definitivamente es un cambio marca de la temperatura lo podemos observar especialmente hacia el norte de la bahÍa. estamos viendo entre unos 15 a uno 16 grados menos, maÑana nuevamente iniciaremos esta semana con entonces la temperatura de entre lo que es normal para esa fecha vamos a tener un sistema de alta presiÓn que va llegar a dominar las condiciones ya para mitad de semana nuevamente veremos un ascenso en el termÓmetro, mientra que para el fin de semana siguiente estaremos viendo nuevamente un alivio del calor. jor

and also our forecast right now with our meteorologist rodriguez. it's nice and warm out there today. we're also tracking some rain for the weekend. yeah, that's right. a little bit of everyone. so everyone should be happy in the bay area depending on your favorite type of weather. we're tracking clear skies out there. >> in the east bay over berkeley temperatures there. 76 degrees. very pleasant. but mid 50's for half moon bay. thanks to that cool sea breeze. 40 degrees cooler than conquer. toasty temperatures there in the mid 90's at 93 to agrees the airfield not that far behind at 92. and we're tracking widespread 80's for our warmest valleys. for those of you in the north bay. but overnight lows tonight going to be on the mild side. thanks to that blanket of high cloud cover. we're going to get another round of that june gloom 49 degrees but very mild out there for those of you in antioch, just cooling down in the mid 60's. everyone else in the bay area in the mid 50's tonight. high temperatures tomorrow, though 5 to 10 degrees above average, up

someone threw a match in 30 minutes later when antonio rodriguez was dead.the residents of rock springs quote return quietly to town in business was resumed. it was november 3rd 1910. mexican-american journalists in the us-mexico borderlands reported the grizzly details of rodriguez as murder condemning it as an act of racial terror akin to the lynching of african americans in the south. newspapers of mexico picked up the story lynching is not practiced by the blonde yankee except upon beings for ethnic reasons. he considers his inferiors fume the editors of mexico cities el debate. another paper dubbed anglo-americans the barbarous whites of the north dividing them so called giants of the dollar but pygmies of culture. there is indignation among mexicans over here over this lynching reported by yees. but november 8 1910 riots had erupted across mexico. targeting the considerable number of us-owned businesses and homes, the protesters smashed windows and tore down american flags while chanting mueren los yankees death to the americans. the police arrest hund

. >> reporter: and in the chief, as well, chief rodriguez? >> chief rodriguez, you know, was out of town when this occurred. he had put in vacation for a month before, so, when this initially took down, chief rodriguez wasn't in town. he canceled his vacation and flew back the next day. >> reporter: so, who was in charge of the police department at that time? >> he had an assistant chief, i'd have to find out who that is. >> reporter: do you have confidence in chief arradondo? excuse me, sir, don't push me out of the way, i want to back up. that's fine. please don't get in my way. please -- well yes, he's been avoiding our questions. and john, that was the first time we've been able to question the mayor. we felt this was a public hearing, something we should do. he did go on to answer more questions after that. he does have this confidence in his police department, but he says he is also being kept in the dark on the investigation, that officials here are not sharing information with him. but something else is sort of starting to happen here

alan: ya sabemos que Él es el nuevo romance de alex rodrÍguez.el dÍa del padre, el mes completo. pablo montero que estÁ haciendo un increÍble trabajo dÁndole vida a vicente fernÁndez, nos cuenta en exclusiva cÓmo va a celebrar el dÍa del papÁ. jessica: una jornada que no serÁ fÁcil para Él porque hace poco perdiÓ a su papÁ pero sin embargo tuvo el cariÑo, el corazÓn de compartir con nosotros estos momentos importantes. jhonny: guadalupe andrade estuvo con Él y vamos a ver lo que le dijo. reportera: por las noches llega nuestra pantalla con " el Último rey el hijo del pueblo ", le contaremos cÓmo y con quien pablo montero pasarÁ este dÍa del padre. pablo: estar con mi princesa y tambiÉn comÍ pablo en los Ángeles, me tengo que partir en 4, mi dos y casi mis dos hijos, los veo muy seguido . a las niÑas las voy a ver cada 15 dÍas, yo vivo allÁ pero ahora tengo que vivir en ciudad de mÉxico y a pablito lo veo cada mes. reportera: su mayor regalo es estar con sus 4 hijos y ya entrados en exclusiva nos comparte una pasiÓn que disfruta con sus hijos y qu

para reconocer la amabilidad del adolescente le entregaron dinero, cuando le preguntaron a rodrÍguezu generosidad con la comunidad de uvalde, texas para construir una nueva escuela que reemplace a la que fue escenario de la tragedia del 24 de mayo y fue dada de alta la abuela del autor de la masacre a la que su nieto le pegÓ un tiro en la cara. >>

ok, let's check in with kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. what the weather conditions are looking like out there today for our firefighters working to contain those flames of a breeze. a high there, 70. yeah. fortunately, firefighters they are dealing with cooler temperatures and that's increasing relative humidity with moisture content. >> in napa up to 4.53%. mid 70's right now with wind speeds in the double digits, light to breezy in the teens at 15 miles per hour. but tonight, shortly before the sun sets, we are going to see gusts for those of you in napa in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range. but then tonight, during the overnight hours, we're going to notice calmer winds speeds even continuing through your saturday morning. so we are noticing a lot of that sea breeze helping to push that fog bank out there. so things to june gloom. we're tracking a lot of moisture for most of our inland valleys in the 50 to 60 of percentile range, half moon bay. a lot of that low and high cloud cover. 99 1% relative humidity. so a lot of moisture there

kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is going to tell us if that is going to happen. bruce, their yeah. very stubborn. june gloom going to hate it long. our bay area coastline today downtown san francisco. 58 degrees. check out and tiago in the mid 80's of toasty temperatures there with conch are finally getting some much-needed inland. relieve. >> currently, 10 degrees cooler than that in the mid 70's at 73 degrees. so we're seeing a lot more sunshine for those of you in the east bay over berkeley and that june gloom pattern going to stick around for the remainder of this week. but we are going to see, though, as we take a look at futurecast for some patchy drizzle as well tonight, even through your thursday morning commute. so just keep that in mind. and we're going to cool down even more this weekend ahead of our 4th of july monday. so let's take a look at futurecast for i know a lot of people want to know that sky cover and there's a reason why they call it no sky july, especially throughout the first couple of days. for those of you in july. but we are going to s

tell us a bit more about that is kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with all of the need to know details. hey, said, hey, there's deadly tracking that cool sea breeze along the coast. keeping that marine layer right along golden gate bridge. we can barely make it out. so very stubborn, dense, low clouds and fog right along the immediate bay area coastline. a lot of sunshine as you make your way inland. >> but quite the temperatures spread out there right now for your midweek forecast with half moon bay, 59 degrees. thanks to that cool sea breeze and also that high cloud cover as well. downtown san francisco at 61 degrees with mid 70's. so pleasant temperatures for those of you in san jose. widespread mid 60's along the east bay shoreline with oakland and alameda at 66 degrees. already warming up into the mid 70's and upper 70's for warmest inland valleys for most of our north bay and east bay valleys, but conquered. and as you can see, nevado in fairfax, low 80's out there right now. so we are tracking upwards of about 4 to 8 degrees of warming this afternoon. and that warmi

our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is actually here and we have missed you.ling in at night education, right? you are just avoiding us our what was. but we really need back. so pack. >> you did such a great job with the weather. i saw you yesterday with those currents and everything very impress 81 there. you've got to i think the weather once, you know, i should just give you the do job, guess with one anyone noticed that? yeah, they won. yeah. i would mess up the words. i like ad living more than reading out loud police. not. let's take a look, though, at your final forecast for your friday afternoon. >> enjoy it. very especially along the coast. 72 degrees. but hot as you make your way inland. 98 degrees for those of you in livermore. exactly 40 degrees warmer than half moon bay at 58 degrees. and you can certainly think call the fog for that and everything else in between so hot temperatures inland. that's going to be the big weather story in the coming days. those of you attending the giants game tonight against the cincinnati reds. >> that we are going

and with that, we'll check in now with our meteorologist rodriguez. she's in the weather center. taking a look at the conditions that crews are dealing with in brentwood now for 2 days in a row. 100 degree heat today. so we're tracking temperatures. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday's daytime highs. 16 1% relative humidity. wind speeds out of the west. >> 12 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 15 miles per hour. and it's are noticeably calmer winds speeds that have been our saving grace during this heat wave because we're tracking temperatures already in the triple digits. those of you in santa rosa, you could actually tie or break today's record of 101 degrees. you're currently in the century mark right now. so just one degree shy of tying that record. you can easily breaking with fairfield 102 degrees bright would currently 105 degrees out there right now. so no surprise that a fire sparked very hot, dry conditions. as you start making your way along the coast about 35 to 40 degrees cooler half moon bay in the mid 60's at 65 think mother nature's ac for that downtown san f

. >> reporter: detective sergeant cory rodriguez spends most of his days tracking down leads on stolenars. he's part of new jersey's statewide task force investigating car thefts. >> they may go somewhere and spend the entire day just driving up and down residential neighborhoods. or they may go and sit in that convenience store parking lot for a while and just see who the first person is that leaves their car running. >> tell me what's going on in this room. it's a lot. >> yeah, this is what we refer to as real-time crime center central. this room communicates directly with the boots on the ground and the police officers on the street. >> reporter: this crime surveillance center in trenton is one of three in the state. as head of the state police colonel patrick callahan oversees the high-tech hubs. >> as we like to say in the intelligence business, you need to collect the dots to connect the dots. and that's what's -- that's what's different about now, and that ability to at the touch really of a few keystrokes to have some real valuable information at your fingertips. >> new jersey'

otis taylor, joe fitz gerald rodriguez from kqed.thank you for joining us. >>> we visit a beautiful alley hidden away in the mission district of san francisco. notable for its rich history with the arts community and most recently for its colorful murals. tonight on beautiful. >>> that is the end of our show tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter. email us at kqed.org. you can reach me on social media at scott shafer. thank you for joining us. úwe on next friday night. have a great friday night. yamiche: the pressure campaign and the danger of election lies. >> thanks to your bull [beep] we are now under siege. >> the january 6 committee offers chilling new details on former president trump pressuring vice president pence to overturn the 2020 election. >> hang mike pence! yamiche: and even putting pence's life in danger by enraging the mob. >> the big lie was also a big ripoff. yamiche: the committee also accuses trump of scamming his supporters. >> i thought boy, if he really believes this stuff, he's become the --

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come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with all the details. hi mabrisa payton of all, even with that fog, vape are still going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average for most bay area cities, stubborn marine there right along the san francisco peninsula coastline. but we're going to see a lot more high clouds streaming through tonight, giving us mild temperatures during the overnight hours, but then better clearing by around your thursday afternoon. but we are going to start out the morning with some drizzle fest out there. and also we are going to see some changes in the extended forecast with rain returning going to write first for your saturday evening. then it slowly going to make its way to the south and east. first arriving for those of you in the north bay by sunday morning for the rest of the bay area. light scattered hit or miss showers as that storm struck. quickly starts to break apart. >> by sunday afternoon through sunday night with some lingering showers during the overnight hours very early monday morning. so rain totals, unf

mabrisa rodriguez standing by cooler a little bit today. yeah. much-needed relief along the coast and east bay shoreline but still in the 90's. for those of you in solano county. so that's why they're still under a heat advisory from now through 10 o'clock tonight. but now we're going to switch gears and take a look at our monsoonal moisture. forecasters believe it or not, we do have some very active weather to our south, drier for us in the bay area. but for the southern portions of monterey county, specifically in king city and soledad, they have seen reports of cloud to ground lightning strike said for us here in the bay area. we're not out of the woods. we do have a slight chance of possible pop-up thunderstorms that could produce dry, lightning and gusty winds by later tonight between 6 to 8 o'clock this evening. so right about now, through 8 o'clock tonight that some are going to notice very unstable atmosphere and it's mainly going to impact those of you in solano county, dot solano county, excuse me, santa clara county contra county. and

i discussed that with looping rodriguez. she's the executive director for the national latina institute for reproductive justice in california. the reaction is that we're angry where crashed and this decision to uphold a sippy attitude. we could worship man, of course, didn't overturn roe vs wade is going to be devastating for for everyone in our country in the us. but the, particularly for communities that are the most vulnerable here, and my organization represents the latino and left the next community here. and we know that our communities and other communities a car will be the most the package. and what will that look like? we know that this decision means that the states can now decide whether or not to restrict access to abortion, band abortions or to do nothing. what's that going to mean than for the la tina community? well for community, the latino community that already faces a lot of barriers to access to care. so, you know, i want to make clear that even before this decision to overturn roe vs wade, our communit

the >> antioch site, it is located at the nick rodriguez community center. can take their kids to the richmond memorial auditorium and in conquer. there's a site in the clinic on oak grove road. the hours of each site are lifted are listed rather on our website. kron 4 dot com. vice president kamala doing her best. steph curry impression. she celebrated the 50th anniversary of title 9. >> and progress made on a bipartisan gun control bill. the developments. >> today in the senate will take you there. >> we're also keeping an eye on that fire burning right now near the solano county, yellow county. >> line you see a live picture right here where evacuation orders have been issued for everybody living on when to weigh and campo slain 100 acres have burned. the latest there. when we come back. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where

the antioch site is located at the nick rodriguez community center. parents can also take children to the richmond memorial auditorium. and in concord, there's a site on oak grove road. the hours of each side are listed on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco mayor london breed has tested positive for covid. the mayor's office put out a statement today. it says that she is feeling well and will conduct meetings from home while she isolates breed is vaccinated and boosted her diagnosis comes just 2 days after she attended the championship rally and parade. at this point. we do not know if the mayor will attend the pride parade this weekend. coming up, there's a push to bring back the merit base and missions to lowell high school. the message parents after school officials ahead after school officials ahead of the ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermat

because jorge rodriguez is right now receiving a visit from an important delegation from the u. s. government which arrived in venezuela 2 hours ago. they are here to continue the context, begun on march 5th, and to continue work on our bilateral agenda between our 2 governments. but our truck drivers in peru have declared an indefinite strike after negotiations with the government of fuel prices broke down a unit representing about $400000.00 drive. it's just been asking for a fuel tax wave it to be extended. prices have been sorry since will ukraine. john talks between the ecuador and government, and indigenous lead is aimed at ending a 2 week long national strike a set to restart on tuesday morning. 7 hours of talks on monday, failed to reach an agreement. indigenous leaders rejected a promise by president more lesser, to cut the price of petrol and diesel by $0.10 a gallon. they said it wasn't enough and demanded a cut of $0.40 per gallon, as well as a hold to mining on indigenous land. the last known remains of congress, independence hero, patrice, new member, has arrived a

because jorge rodriguez is right now receiving a visit from an important delegation from the u. s. government which arrived in venezuela 2 hours ago. they are here to continue the context, begun on march 5th, and to continue work on our bilateral agenda between our 2 governments. but not only police in india have arrest because founder of the top of fact checking website news i'm hammered. zubair has been a vocal critic of prime minister and the rent remote is government is often called out hate speech by hindu. right. when groups on the internet, there had also exposed controversial comments about the prophet mohammed by a former b. j. p. spokeswoman police accused him of provoking religious outrage committee to protect jealous as condemned the arrest. the ethiopian government is blame rebels from to grey for killing at 7 sudanese soldiers and one civilian who were reportedly captured last week. this follows sudan denounced that it will recall its envoy to meet you on sunday. cal team said if you have your forces executed the prisoners of war and put their bodies on public disp

. >> and in the chief as well, chief rodriguez? >> chief rodriguez, just so you know, was out of town when this happened. he had put in vacation for a month before. so when this initially took down, chief rodriguez wasn't in town. he canceled his vacation and flew back the next day. >> so who was in charge of the police department at that time? >> he had an assistant chief. i'll have to find out who. >> do you have confidence in chief arredondo? excuse me, sir, don't push me out of the way. >> i want to back up. >> please don't get in my way. >> well, he has been avoiding our questions. >> our crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz is joining us right now along with anthony barksdale, the former acting baltimore police commissioner. shimon, what more can you tell us about this meeting today? >> well, certainly the important thing, wolf, it was really our first opportunity to ask the mayor questions. he is the mayor of this city. we've certainly had a lot of questions. so having him in this public venue, allowing our camer

let's check in with mabrisa rodriguez come from meteorologist for the latest on just how long will that he hot weather is going to stick around. hey, there 70. it's only going to get hotter from here because today we could reach triple digits. possible record. breaking heat for those of you in santa rosa. >> the record to beat is 101 degrees and are just a few degrees shy of that currently in the mid-nineties as is nevado with concord and livermore. also in the mid 90's for warmest east bay valleys. but along the coast, we're getting that cool sea breeze. so half moon bay, 30 degrees cooler. but check out oakland, 78 degrees with mid 80's right now for napa and allay. and we do have a double-digit warming out there right now. so definitely even hotter than yesterday's highs, especially for those of you in paulo alto, san jose and livermore 11 degrees warmer than we were just 24 hours ago. and we are seeing heat advisories that just went into effect about an hour ago for warmest inland valleys in the north, the east bay and south bay. for those of you in solano county, you're currently u

rodriguez. as the facility manager at fort gordon and i correct that not your direct subordinate but you're subordinate >> he is in my chain of command, yes sir. >> this email is from february, 2021. this is two years after the conclusion of the period during which balfour beatty the acknowledge scheme to defraud the united states. two years later! here is an email from mr. rodriguez, you are subordinate -- i'm not sure you receive this email, mr. taylor. you did miss cookies, it was forwarded to you. mr. rodriguez says that the state of the facility department at fort gordon's quote, total chaos. he says, quote, words could not scribe the total chaos! and quote. he further states that the facility department in fort gordon has been lying to the army about the condition of the facility department at fort gordon. he says, quote, this is not acting honestly or respecting our third parties, meaning the army treating them with integrity and professionalism, and quote. miss koch, you receive this ema

i have a message here from jorge rodriguez, the president of the national assembly because jorge rodriguez is right now receiving a visit from an important delegation from the u. s. government which arrived in venezuela 2 hours ago. they are here to continue the context, begun on march 5th, and to continue work on our bilateral agenda between our 2 governments. but sim, bob with central bank has raises key interest rates to a record high of 200 percent increase is an attempt to tame inflation that's running at more than a 190 percent. it's falling pressure on people already struggling with shortages of essential goods and price increases. ero matessa has warner from r r. a lack of confidence in some bobby's donna and soaring. inflation is taking a toll on its people. the central bank is more than doubling interest rates from 80 to 200 percent from july. the 1st an attempt to rain in inflation. the finance minister hopes to boost market confidence, saying other currencies will still be used for the next 5 years. the government is getting stated this in its intention of maintaining a multi c

kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by here with more details. issa. hey there, stephanie. yet just a heads up. we're going to have a spare. the air alert issued for tomorrow because of moderate to unhealthy air particles. >> the poor is for those of you in the east bay. so just a heads up there. but temperatures that's going to be the big weather story. not just today, but especially tomorrow because if you thought right now is warm, it's only going to get harder from here with tomorrow's tempmpo atures. 10 to nearly 20 degrees above average for most bay area cities. we are seeing low 60's for pacifica and half moon bay. so a little bit of a cool sea breeze in shallow marine layer right along the coast. but downtown san francisco already in the low 70's with nevado 90's out there right now. thanks to some light offshore winds, warm, dry breeze is going to keep temperatures today in the mid 80's to even possible mid 90's for most of our warmest inland valleys. and we're seeing right now, oakland, 69 degrees with alameda at 71 degrees. but dublin in con

let's check in with a reese rodriguez. yeah. fortunately for us here in the bay area, we're tracking drier, calmer conditions. we are seeing that monsoonal moisture. >> bringing the high clouds with karl, the fog right along the immediate bay area coastline. but that's about it. fortunately, no cloud to ground lightning strikes like what they saw in monterey county, where it actually spark some fires. but now, as we're seeing light to moderate downpours specifically over soledad, hopefully helping out firefighters tonight put out those dry lightning strikes that sparked those flames. but we are seeing now as a result of that gusty outflow winds. and that's going to be an issue not just for monterey county, but san benito county from now through 11 o'clock tonight, gusting at 40 to 50 mile per hour range expected. but we're still tracking some very active weather just to the north and east of soledad out there right now. so not out of the woods just yet. but future cast for going to track that drying trend for us here in the bay

mm. annabel rodriguez, jackie's cousin and best friend, was 10. mm. it looking more to go to look at my last memory as her is with the family on a saturday afternoon. and also i will bullet out of it. the children were playing outside where we could hear them laughing, which i, lo, larissa, ales, e, which a lady we were all happy when we were together as a family like always without a care in the world. emma, you've all day is a small, tight knit community. most people here have latin american roots, especially mexican. here family is central cousins, are like siblings, nieces and nephews are like one's own children. if amelia, ortho is that my family is staying quiet right now. mentally. she lent you, our focus is on being there for one. another color for media is that a balloon a lot. all as the town grieves people are gathering from all over to offer their condolences some here believe in life after death. so they not only bring flowers, but also gifts to bring joy to the victims in their next life. lou, this as i for the employee in the abeline. a