demos la bienvenida a lenin ramÍrez.ge el pÚblico. lenin: mÁs que contento, super agradecido que nos tomen en cuenta y esta representando a nuestra tierra en estos premios tan importante y mÁs con este dueto que fue muy importante para mi carrera. me siento muy agradecido con la gente, con el pÚblico. borja: tÚ tambiÉn te has logrado colocar como uno de los exponentes del regional mexicano de los Últimos aÑos, has tenido una trayectoria imparable, supongo que debido a tu esfuerzo y constancia. ¿quÉ siguen, quÉ proyectos siguen despuÉs de esta nominaciÓn? lenin: tenemos ya como solista 10 aÑos picando piedra. poco a poco hemos ido avanzando. mÁs que satisfecho por los resultados que hemos logrado. no estamos donde llegamos, seguir picando piedra, seguir grabando, dÁndole al pÚblico lo que le gusta, que es mÚsica, y lo que nos gusta a nosotros y lo hacemos desde el corazÓn. a lo que venimos a este mundo, eso traemos a la gente, viene nueva mÚsica, nuevos proyectos, espere mucho mÁs de lenin ramÍrez. ya somos ganadores con

developed into a contest between ramirez tantalizing touch game and the uncanny quickness quickness ofrvived to set point that forced the tiebreaker and took the set. 6-5 before another tiebreaker which he won. these two come from behind wins were too much for one nurse who folded under the unrelenting pressure. [applause] next it was second on the scoreboard in the baseline specialist harold salem. his game is so studied the other players can't hold them at the backboard and the baseline rally. he crushed them at 6-16-love. never say die solomon stakelbeck to even the match by winning the fourth set 6-3. and it was labor against its unbeaten streak against the only player in the wcb -- wbc final >> is a grueling match for the 36-year-old were it went well beyond three hours and the stage was set for the labor board confrontation. thursday 23rd of john alexander who we think will be australia's next superstar is playing 23 old three-time all-american from stanford with one of the most devastating serves in tennis but tonight it was all john alexander the man who piled up 610-point this

you on ramirez and bulletin and asked him what's behind these attacks. the government says that behind these attacks is the gland, the goal for the gold plan. this is the, the major criminal organization of the country, one of the biggest drug gangs in latin america. the setbacks are supposed to be retaliation against the authorities for the extra the shut off they need. there is a gang auto nil. ordonia was captured by the end of last year and after many hearings, sunny non gal for us as he was a. so the extra the that said to the united states a couple of months ago, just to give you an idea and the goal of the importance of auto nil after pablo escobar. great drug lord, in columbia auto neil is the most prominent figure in drug trafficking in this country. so his extradition is a major blow for this criminal organization. and the reason why they have declared these kind of war against the police. as johan ramirez and bellbottom was now get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines around the world today. french president, money on my call

interesting savion ramirez reporting from barbara, thank you so much. as they'll get you up to speed and some other stories making headlines around the world. french president avenue mccall has welcomed saudi crown . france mohammed been salon to his presidential palace in paris. the visit has drawn controversy in france because of saudi arabia's human rights abuses. the saudi government was linked to the killing of journalists drama, shoji in 2018. rare, heavy rains in the united arab emirates have caused flash floods closing roads and forcing families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years the jack vaughn for an upcoming lottery draw and the united states has reached more than $1000000000.00. the organizers of the mega millions lottery draw say the prize pod is the 4th largest in us history. the odds of winning the bonanza and fridays draw are less than one in 300000000 things. the leaders of china and the united states have spoken for the 1st time and months and called dominated by tensions over

you know, the is johann ramirez reporting from quito, ecuador, thank you. of the nato ended nato and it had summit to day with a tougher line on russia and a promise to increase true presence in europe. the meeting in spain also concluded with 2 countries, finland and sweden officially invited to become members of the military alliance. pomp and pageantry in madrid. leaders of the 30 nato member states have tightened ranks against russia as an attack on one is attack at all and we will defend every edge of nato territory. every edge of nato territory, for our part, united states is doing exactly what i said. who do it prudent invaded, enhance our forest posture, your nato agreed on a new strategy, ending any pretence of partnership with russia. then that's like the history. in fact, nato is a defense of alliance. it does not attack other countries and has no intention of doing so was it? it is not a threat to any one in its own neighbourhood. i know, but in fact, it is puting who has made imperialism the goal and the object of his policy is on up politic ge

interesting savion ramirez reporting from overtime. thank you so much. endless. i'll get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines around the world at the sour french president him on your my call has welcome saudi crown. prince mohammed been some on to his presidential palace in paris. the visit has drawn controversy in france because of saudi arabia's human rights abuses. the saudi government was linked to the killing of journalists, yamaha shoji in 2018. rare, heavy rains in the united arab emirates have caused flash floods closing roads and forcing families to evacuate their homes. the national weather center says it's the most rain seen in 27 years. peruvian president pedro castillo is marking one year in office, amid dwindling support. and a gridlock in congress on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of casee of supporters. they blamed congress for sabotaging the left wing presidents plans. the presidents of china and the united states have spoken for the 1st time in months and a call dominated by tensions over taiwan. china conside

he had to break ramirez 65 in the sentence that to break another time record, these come from behindtoo much for ramirez who folded under the unrelenting pressure of the game to lose it and love. [applause] next, it was rocket rod, second on the scoreboard and a baseline specialist. harold backcourt game was so study that the other players called him the back lord in the bay spine rally. he took the opening set but little crushed him at 61. never say die solomon struggled back to evenly matched by winning the fourth set 63, in the end it was later again in continuing his unbeaten string against the only player in the finals smaller than himself?? it. it was a grueling match, the stage was set thumb. [applause] thursday, 23-year-old john alexander who is set to be australia's next superstar is playing 23-year-old raj montana the three-time all-american from stanford with one of the most devastating serves in tennis. tonight it was all john alexander, the man piled up 610 points this year, so, it was a very convincing fashion why such greatness was expected of him. cannery was overpowe

. >> por unas semanas tuvieron aquÍ se encontrÓ con miriam elizabeth ramÍrez de chiapas y despuÉs losar la caja. >> me dijeron que el viaje que iba a hacer era un viaje, pero no creyendo que iba a ir dentro del trÁiler. >> contratÓ a un coyote de nombre luis el blanquito y con kennedy y sol trato y al no tener conocimiento de julio, la familia llamo al traficante. >> los heridos y fallecidos no hay ninguno de chiapas. querÉtaro, d.f., oaxaca. [ininteligible] alejandro:julio era epilÉptico y querÍa llegar a los estados unidos para que el menor de sus tres hijos que padecen autismo recibiera tratamiento especial.lo que ganaba era poco y no podÍa con tantos gastos. los familiares de julio lÓpez y miriam elizabeth ramÍrez acudieron a la sede de la cancillerÍa en chiapas y a travÉs de fotografÍas confirmaron que entre los fallecidos estaban sus seres queridos. >> dijeron que si era Él por tantas cosas. un tatuaje que llevaba en el brazo y ... >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro, univisiÓn. felix: piloto mexicano de fÓrmula uno ha servido de inspiraciÓn para un grupo de estudiantes de inge

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> we know covid numbers have been climbing in california. starting today b.a.r.t. is no longer requiring masks on its trains. b.a.r.t. says it was surveying its trains four times a month to oversee mask wearing, how many people were complying. they said in june 90% of people were wearing them. starting today, it's up to passengers to decide though it's still strongly recommended. >> i don't like it because i don't feel like the pandemic is over. more than likely it's still here with us and everybody needs to still wear their mask. i'm going to still wear mine. i don't know about everybody else, but i'm going to have mine on every day. >> this has been on again, off rules and rtek maknapri >>> san francisco is expecting more than 4,100 doses of the monkeypox vaccine this week. that's less than the a rnine spread of the virus is pros across the country are struggling to get the monkeypox vaccine as cases are on the rise. the cdc reports more than 1,800 so far, reaching nearly every state. >> we've gotten just over 8,000 doses. we estimate that

encontraron a los responsables de un ataque ramírez >> pero no tuvieron cargos porque era menor de edade la inflación que no solo afecta los precios de los productos, también la cantidad que están ofreciendo los supermercados. ante esta situación los economistas recomienda no optar por su productos sustitutos, aseguran que esta es una manera de presionar a las empresas para que bajen los precios >> y es que sí, los altos precios de la gasolina también han sido un dolor y continúa siendo un dolor de cabeza para los bolsillos de los conductores >> y cómo sustituir la gasolina ? >> está ha bajado poco a poco y es priscila herrera que nos dice dónde >> está por las nubes >> después de llegar aun récord de 5 dólarespor galón en la mayoría de los estados. el promedio actual en el país se considera alto en comparación con años anteriores. a bajado más de 10 centavos eso sí en la última semana >> los altos precios han llevado a algunos conductoresa hacer algunos cambios en su estilo de vida >> este carro yo lo compré por lo económico que era por el gas y ahora me sale igual >> más de una docena

con el responsable de raptar y asesinar a una menor esto ocurrió en 1994 >>> la pequeña angélica ramírez un mercado al aire libre y desaparece sin dejar rastro alguno en las publicaciones e imágenes del departamento del alguacil muestran cuando el 3 de marzo de 1994 la pequeña angélica es secuestrada estrangulada y dejada en un canal donde se encontraba sumergida dos días después hoy la familia con una voz quebrantada habla sobre estos 28 años de angustia >>> el capitán del alguacil josé torres nos habla sobre el caso >>> sobre los últimos 28 años hemos entrevistado y tratado de encontrar a la persona responsable por este crimen y hemos identificado la persona responsable por la muerte de angélica desafortunadamente esa persona murió hace 10 años pero pudimos identificarlo ideal de justicia la familia obviamente la familia quería que fuera arrestada la persona pero ya sabemos que quien lo hizo y podemos cerrar un caso que en nuestro departamento de estado abierto por más de 28 años >>> como lo menciona el capitán del alguacil el sospechoso identificado como ramírez villegas quien con una

we start with kpix 5's len ramirez with a preview of what fans can expect. >> well, the excitement really starting to build at levi's stadium in two weeks. the players report in for training camp. and that year fans will be allowed to watch several of the practices, all ramping up to that first home preseason game, right here at levi's stadium and right here on channel 5. the 49ers faithful are hoping to build on the excitement of last season's play-off run, but with one big addition. >> get back to the rams, beat 'em, and take the conference this year, get through the play-offs and straight to the super bowl. >> reporter: 49ers super fan jesse mendez was part of the 408 faithful's fan group that helped fill opponent stadiums in dallas, green bay and l.a. for the play-offs. this year fans haveheexpectatio questions remain. will jimmy garoppolo be traded? can trey lance lead another play-off run? and what about deebo? >> we've had a lot of off-season stuff going on. and i'm hoping they work all that out before we get through training camp. >> today i met with 49ers president al guido. >> i

len ramirez tells us the story of how frontier village hazy ipa came to be. >> well, here we go. frontier village hazy ipa. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: for me, it was just a taste of one of san jose's newest and most popular brews. >> ooh, like that. yeah, that's nice. >> reporter: it's the latest creation of native fermentations and pays homage to the new defunct but beloved frontier village which entertained bay area families from 1961 to 1980. >> just wanted to give some of the lombs, put a smile on their face with a little bit of that throwback nostalgia. >> hey! >> hey, welcome. come on in. >> reporter: but the story of how the beer came together starts mere in the home of retired san jose cop and history buff tim stevens. >> we're in my hallway. we're going see a couple very rare frontier village items. >> reporter: tim has one of the largest elections of frontier village memorabilia that can be found anywhere, from a hand drawn pencil map of the park, to souvenir oars from the canoe rides. he as one of the fake rifles that were in the turrets of the park entrance an

dw customer, your honda ramirez in fog a t r o 2 reminder, same sex relationships are not only illegal, but society at large still doesn't accept many algae beating people with many things. they frequently faced discrimination. despite this one church has decided to tread another path, an open wide it's doors sunday morning for most rwandans means going to church and they're spoiled for choice and where they can go to worship. but many l g b t 2, people say they didn't feel welcome and rwanda's churches until they found this one on the outskirts of the capitol kigali. where in focus yet that fidel is conscious . as you see, i heard about this church, a place that accepts us unconditionally and accept any one. i keep sac victor jack separately and i jumped for joy because this is something new in rwanda city. at the moment. i feel at home here because this is the 1st time i can freely seeing dance i me or talk with other people is your view and not from the l g b t q, community one, play malaysia on lacey, elijah in sante. com la. yes. zan in on the same amount of money on it. christian

in san jose, len ramirez, kbix 5. >> another tragedy at lake berryessa. there have been three drownings in the past six weeks. an 18-year-old died after falling into the water yesterday afternoon. he was rushed by helicopter to the hospital and later pronounced dead. he's the 11th drowning victim since 2020. >> the biden administration is telling hospitals they must abortion services if a mother's life is at risk. this is in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. now, the white house says a federal law on emergency treatment guidelines preempts state law. that law says the federal government can penalize providers that fail to provide abortions to treat medical emergencies. >> a line look at the white house where president biden is touting the passage of his administration's gun violence bill that he recently signed into law. skiler henry reports the buffalo and uvalde shootings spurred the passage of the legislation, yet there have been several deadly shootings since then. >> geraldine talley. pearl young. and mrs. ruth e. whit

so we have to eat it. >> reporter: in los gatos, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> one of the biggest inflation impacts is on gas prices. which were up 59% year-over-year. but there is some bit of good news. according to aaa, the average costs for a gallon of gas in california is now just over $6. and that is down 40 cents from just a month ago. >>> california's attorney general is enlisting the help of local authorities to protect renters from illegal evictions. the ag issuing new legal guidance to law enforcement across the state when it comes to landlord/tenant disputes. asking tenants to help prevent self-help evictions where landlords try to push tenants out by changing the locks or turning off the electricity or water or removing the tenants' personal property. >> the illegal so-called self-help evictions are an attempt to avoid the courts and illegally kick tenants to the curb without regard for their rights and the law. >> bonta said the only lawful way to evict a tenant is through court order. >>> a push in san francisco to push a program fighting to protect those wrongfully convicted.

. >> as len ramirez reports, it's expected to bring thousands of more high-tech jobs to the area. len. >> reporter: semiconductor companies were really what put the silicon in silicon valley many decades ago. now thanks to a major japanese company, the semiconductor presence here in the valley is about to make a comeback in a big way. >> this is a campus that originally started as a part of integrated device technology. >> reporter: the south san jose electronics campus has been through some changes but the biggest is about to begin. one of the biggest makers of semiconductors in the world will be expanding on this 16-acre silver creek campus and bringing 2,000 high-tech jobs. >> obviously silicon valley does continue to be a major source of talent, especially when it comes to things such as artificial intelligence. >> reporter: semiconductors are the electronic brains that run most modern devices like computers, cell phones, or tvs. renaissance's san jose campus will focus on emerging technologies to run future devices like self-driving cars, which are already coming out of silic

we sent len ramirez to sniff out the story. >> all right. i'm taking extra precautions. >> reporter: certain smells can make me sick to my stomach. so i approach the corpse flower with all due respect. >> ew. ew. that does smell like road kill and a cattle ranch all in one. >> reporter: stinky but beautiful. that's corpse flower. after eight years of nurturing at san jose state science department's greenhouse, it's now in full bloom. >> and it started opening up last night. and then it started smelling. and this morning it was fully open. it's fully open now. and it really has a stink to it. >> reporter: here is the flower spectacular overnight bloom in a time laps sequence. as the flower opens up, its enormous central spike, one of the largest in the plant kingdom is revealed. it's native to assume matt inter sumatra and indonesia. the smell of rotting flesh could be a survival trick to attract flies or other insects. >> when the flies fly in, if they visited another corpse flower, they have pollen on them. they're going pass by the female

yes, it will. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> san mateo county is celebrating the largest affordable housing project in its history. new housing went up today in daly city. >>> well, still ahead, congress honors a world war ii hero with the ultimate salute. the rare tribute for his bravery on the battlefield. >>> and thieves make off with tens of thousands of dollars in designer sunglasses. the heist that sparked a chase across the bay. >>> and a frenzy over fried chicken. the bay area debut of a popular chain that had people lining up before sunrise. >>> we had some fog around sunrise, but it dissipated quickly, leaving us with blue skies for most of the day. more of the same tomorrow. tracking a warm-up as we head into the weekend. details on that coming up in the first alert forecast. my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in

christina, ramirez, president of next-gen america. thank you for being here.is conversation a lot with my kids who are in their 20s. they say that there is a sense that the democratic party is hanging on to a gym top receiver, but it is much older people that -- they're hanging on to the institutional old party that does not work in the martin politics, and so wet these -- they are terrific, like nancy pelosi who really knows what she's doing, but some of them are behind a step, and sometimes biden's. they are fighting like a culture of people who are gen x and younger. look at the ages of the most radical republicans that we see out there. desantis is 43, holly is 42. madison cawthorn was only 26. matt gates is 40, tom cotton 45, lisa, 30, eight ted cruz is 51. the republicans push forward young radical people, and the people fighting them are the people like biden who still think that the institutions can work like they did in the 70s and 80s. your thoughts? >> i think that somebody who is fast becoming the betty white of politics, me, i have already -- >> t

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serÍa un sueÑo para millones de personas que viven en la incertidumbre como israel ramÍrez que tardÓ tribunal de migraciÓn. >> siempre estoy pensando que me va a llegar el momento, vivo en el limbo. pablo: en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. leÓn: se registrÓ un aumento de estafas por telÉfono y por correo electrÓnico. cÓmo evitar estas estafas? danae rivero tiene la informaciÓn. danae: si usted estÁ realizando trÁmites migratorios tenga cuidado con las llamadas que recibe. a antonio estefan le sucediÓ. la cÁmara de comercio alerta a los estafadores que fingen ser parte de migraciÓn para engaÑar a las personas. >> inmigraciÓn no te va a llamar a tu casa para pedirte un informaciÓn de tarjeta de crÉdito u otra forma de pago. reportera: le puede decir que usted infringiÓ la ley o que sus datos son incorrectos o estÁn des actualizados. >> los criminales cibernÉticos obtienen los nÚmeros de las redes sociales y a travÉs de comprar bases de datos y por eso van a tener su nombre y su nÚmero de telÉfono. reportera: y se rehÚsa a darle datos amenazan con alertar a la policÍa. las autoridad

, who a global audience is a big thing, the, the fact that our content creators can also get what ramirez it does. there are concerns whether the job as much as or the account of what's around the world. what the truth is, the level of compensation is better than what was there before. the one that we have another avenue to put our content out. so i think that that has been really, really good for the streaming platforms. these deals need to be profitable. it's not just the content, it's also advertising revenues in the advertising industry, demand for media content has risen sharply says charlene polite currently from the international marketing company. neil sir, what our research has shown globally is marketers, our irish highly, you know, we want to place our advertisements are grant messages in content that is inclusive . so not only are we trying to more in our own marketing efforts, we're also trying to find content that is connecting with diverse audiences. and audience is more broadly represent in a positive way. because as the contract want to carry or message breaking down barr

. >> ella alicia ramírez, ella es y fue una persona real. >> el mural desató el arte era otra artistae destacaron algunos dibujos que ya destacó uno de ellos dice velázquez el dibujo a su padre. >> si yo dibujo murales la gente va a recordar a la persona porquesiempre van a ser recordados como padre de familia dice que no fue nada fácil hacer este mural pero lo importante es enviar un mensaje a los líderes del país, si no nospodemos cuidar hemos fracasado como nación. >> conocer al padre de alicia fue 1 minuto muy emocionante, yo trato que mi arte hable sobre mí una imagen que habla más que 1000 palabras. >> hacemos una breve pausa la visita del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador finaliza hoy. >> que tal amigos feliz jueves ya se están preparando para el fin de semana viene el calor en caminovamos a hablar de marea alta y la luna todos los detalles al volver. >>(comerciales) >> (♪ música ♪) >> 12 con 12:00 p.m. terminó la visita de andrés manuel lópez obrador en estados unidos, washington, el mandatario dialogó. >> y vamos con la información. >> el presidenteandrés manuel lópez ob

[habla en inglÉs] la madre de alithia ramÍrez nos cuenta que se enterÓ que ya era pÚblico a travÉs deche? marlene: ha sido un dÍa bastante difÍcil y oscuro para la comunidad de uvalde. lo ocurrido reabre las heridas que aÚn no han sanado. por parte del alcalde de uvalde, Él dijo que la prioridad es darle transparencia y tener consideraciÓn con las vÍctimas que estÁn bastante destrozadas y procesar esto ha sido bastante difÍcil. es lo que tengo desde uvalde, texas. leÓn: los presidentes de estados unidos y mÉxico acordaron trabajar juntos en temas como la migraciÓn, la economÍa, la pandemia. lÓpez obrador pidiÓ que estados unidos entregue visas de trabajo a miles de mexicanos y centroamericanos. desde la capital del paÍs, veamos cÓmo un grupo de mexicanos que residen en este paÍs recibieron a lÓpez obrador. reportera: con mÚsica y pancartas, desde muy temprano los mexicanos llegaron al hotel donde se hospeda el presidente lÓpez obrador. >> es una persona muy honesta y trabajadora. a veces me pregunto cÓmo aguanta ese ritmo. reportera: el presidente se asomÓ otra vez por la ventana. pre

los artistas que se van a presentar, Él tiene una nominaciÓn y cantarÁ con el grupo firme, lenin ramÍrezes una nominaciÓn, y ademÁs vas a cantar junto al adictiva. ¿cÓmo te sientes? >> agradecido con el Éxito que hasta el momento estamos teniendo, tambiÉn por la atenciÓn que nos han dado ahorita con los premios, ojalÁ nos llevemos el premio a casa, cantaremos en el escenario con mis amigos del adictiva, bendecido, ahora sÍ que venimos con el pie derecho en todo. borja: yo sÉ que tambiÉn uno de los mÁs grandes grupos del regional mexicano, grupo firme, sÉ que ha sido tu amuleto de la suerte. ¿quÉ representa en tu carrera? >> no tengo mÁs tiempo que ellos en esto, pero cuando ellos empiezan a despegar, como que fue una fusiÓn muy bonita, dos colaboraciones que la primera fue "ya no vuelvo contigo", y la segunda "en mi perra vida" como que me les monto y me voy para arriba tambiÉn. borja: tus comienzos no fueron nada fÁciles, tuviste que trabajar de albaÑil y cargando maletas antes de llegar a "premios juventud". hÁblame un poco de tus orÍgenes. >> soy de culiacÁn, sinaloa, vengo de una fam

ramirez, thank you. >> good afternoon, tim ramirez, for land management.al years ago, we were contacted by an individual who asked about fishing in the reservoir. we spofnded and said that there may be one. that person never responded to me directly but did to us and as a consequence. under a court order, we have a deadline that we could provide access to public fishing without jep adderizing drinking water quality. we're not proposing to do that today. what we're proposing to do is make that termination. namely three things, two before we do a third, we would have to amend the water shed management plan. does not allow public access at calaveras reservoir right now. we would also have if go through analysis with city planning to see the impacts and providing access and fishing in the reservoir. we would have to permit the drinking water which does not allow public fishing in the reservoir. we have not begun any of those process. we would have to need a project to allow minor improvements. as staff, we feel like this would be done which is why the recommen

jessica ramirez joins me now. so jessica, is this revenue growth much better than expected?o etsy and what they have been able to benefit from. so it is definitely better than expected, and what i think is interesting is just that the consumer has been making a come back to etsy . travel is another category that factors in. so overall it is looking pretty good. most of the figures are better than 2019, so again, i think there is lessons and that their experience has been key for them. >> so there has been changes to online sales momentum, whether it is etsy on the positive side , or shopify on the negative side, but what is your take away from what online retail will be like for the rest of this year? >> i think there are different aspects to it. there is a lot more channels, so can you shop mobile, can you pick up in the store? this is excellent. i think a return to office has also brought in the need to shop in store. again, the multichannel really makes a difference with online. they need to prioritize what they are spending, and it is going to depend on the categories yo

reportero: edwin ramÍrez lleva mÁs de 20 aÑos en el paÍs y cada vez que le renovaban el tps tenÍa alivio un nuevo documento de permiso de viaje. hay requisitos, el tepesiano debe tener un cÓnyuge de estados unidos o un hijo mayor de 21 aÑos. >> tambiÉn se considera los antecedentes penal, entre otros requisitos. reportero: el paso administrativo legal serÁ cuando el tepesiano ingrese de forma legal de su viaje. hay miles de beneficiarios del tps en estados unidos. es un drama que se creÓ en 1990. se creÓ como un alivio para los ciudadanos de paÍses en guerra o en emergencia. >> que termine la pesadilla. reportero: la decisiÓn del gobierno abre la esperanza para que la pesadilla quede atrÁs. fÉlix: entraron en vigor nuevas leyes en illinois, que tiene amplias repercusiones en la comunidad hispana. se suspende temporalmente el impuesto para la compra de alimentos. reportero: hay nuevas leyes que en julio entran en vigencia en illinois. >> este paquete ayuda a las familias a poner comida en las mesas y gasolina en el carro. reportero: se suspende el impuesto de 1% en la compra de alimentos.

deputy say ramirez took them on a pursuit and was captured after his truck got stuck in the thick rush. -- thick brush. >>>> mucky poxvirus cases are increasing in the bay area. what is being done to keep you safe. travel controversy. another controversy for governor newsom. this time, his choice of vacation spots. if you are planning a summer vacation, how you can avoid ♪ ♪ aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. >> testing capacity for monkeypox in the u.s. is about to double. labcorp again monkeypox testing today. >> there is a growing demand for a mccue box vaccine cities like san francisco are struggling to me. melanie woodrow has the story. >> san francisco health officials say cases of monkeypox in the city are growing. >> we doubled cases in the last week or so. we are probably seeing the tip of the iceberg of people who are exposed and have disease. >> they the need for testing and vaccinations all the more critical. the cdc and labcorp announced labcorp will begin monkeypox testing. dub

con el alma destrozada la seÑora gloria llegÓ para ver el lugar donde muriÓ su hijaadela b tertulia ramÍrezmientras eran reportadas en este camiÓn. >> no sabÍa que no legÓ volver a ver, no sabÍa que iba a partir, de este lugar reportero: la joven de 28 aÑos llamÓ a su mamÁ es grosera para decirle que ya pronto llegarÍa para estar con ella y con su dos hermanas en los angeles california. >> me dijo que faltaba poco para estar conmigo, que ese dÍa iba salir desde el lunes. [llora] [llora] yo le dije que se cuidara. mamÁ me dijo yo estoy bien, mira hasta donde he llegado. reportero: por su parte estos jÓvenes tambiÉn llegaron al altar para pintar en las cruces los nombres de sus 3 primos que venÍan de veracruz, 2 de 16 y uno de 19 aÑos de edad y se encuentran en la lista de los fallecidos. >> algo muy difÍcil y duro, que mÁs queda que resignarse y seguir adelante. reportero: con se pusieron en contacto por videollamada con los padres de las vÍctimas para mostrarle el lugar de la tragedia. >> yo sÉ que es un proceso difÍcil esto, pero repatriar lo mÁs pronto posible por los padres que estÁn en

juan carlos: llena de ilusiÓn, la seÑora gloria esperaba a su hija, adela ramÍrez quesada. >> ella meeunir. juan carlos: sin embargo, esa ilusiÓn se convirtiÓ en una pesadilla, ya que la joven de 28 aÑos de edad, originaria de honduras, es una de las vÍctimas de esta tragedia. >> fue duro, una sorpresa que ellas esperaba verla en un hospital y que tuviera esperanza todavÍa. juan carlos: en cuanto no las entero de la tragedia, tomÓ un aviÓn de eso estado de oaxaca para buscar a su hermano joel y desgraciadamente tambiÉn Él se encuentra entre los 27 mexicanos fallecidos. >> estamos esperando que el consulado trabaje con la morguey los puede repatriar. juan carlos: hoy el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san antonio abriÓ del proceso de repatriaciÓn. >> se va a repatriar de la manera mÁs prontay eficaz posible. estamos trabajando en eso. juan carlos: esta noche se llevÓ a cabo en la catedral de san fernando una misa, un servicio religioso en el cual participaron feligreses de diferentes denominaciones. antes de comenzar este servicio religioso, el arzobispo hablÓ de la importancia de una reforma migr

so we sent our len ramirez to sniff it out. >> reporter: certain smells can make me sick to my stomachso i approached the corpse flower with all due respect. >> that does smell like road kill and a cattle ranch all in one. >> reporter: stinky but beautiful. that's the corpse flower. after eight years of nurturing at the san jose state greenhouse. >> it started opening last night. this morning it was fully opened. it really has a stink to it. >> reporter: here is the flower's spectacular overnight bloom in a time lapse sequence. as the flower opens, the enormous central spike is revealed. this is one of only about 1,000 specimens in the whole world. scientists say the flower is mimicking rotting flesh, could be a trick to attract insects. >> if they've got pollen on them, they'll crawl down inside and pass by the female flowers that are down near the base of this big thing. as they do that, some of that pollen is going to rub off on those flowers. they'll be pollenated, they'll make fruit, make seeds, that's exactly what the plant wants to do. >> reporter: the flower has become a scienc

len ramirez shows how hazy ipa is bringing back clear memories with every sip. >> reporter: well, hereeers. >> cheers. >> reporter: for me, it was a taste of one of san jose's newest and most popular brews. oh, i like that. yeah, that's nice. it's the latest creation of narrative fermentations. it pays homage to the theme park frontier village, which entertained bay area families from 1961 to 1980. >> wanted to give some of the locals, put a smile on their face with a little bit of that throwback nostalgia. >> hey, welcome. come on in. >> reporter: but the story of how the beer came to be starts here in the home of retired san jose cop and history buff tim stephens. >> we're in the halfway. we're going to see a couple of very rare frontier village items. >> reporter: tim has one of the largest collections of frontier village memorabilia that can be found anywhere, from a handdrawn pencil map of the park to souvenir oars from the canoe rides. he has a fake rifle that was in the fort-like entrance, and a real old western revolver a marshall used in costume. >> this gentleman heere, he wa

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> first item i want to address in the first alert forecast is the quality for the inland east bay near the marsh fire. it's still putting up smoke, and this is a time-lapse in the last 15 minutes. north of pittsburg, it is getting pushed inland. pittsburg you can see here. inte-i d antioch is downwind from that. most locations on here are green. east bay shoreline, all up and down 680. but once we start to get over towards that stretch along the dot. inland, you can see the smoke piling up and pulled into the va valleys. the morning will be the toughest time. a little better into the afternoon. i'd put off the morning jog in those communities. the vantage point over mount di diablo, the breeze will continue today. it's been a difficult location to get put out, but the crews have new plans in place to pull in more water from the delta. hopefully there is good news on that soon. all right. back to the weather. those are just clouds, and this is the view from the top of the salesforce tower. you can see mount diablo there. we were using our camera on t

llaman una falta de ética y liderazgo como están saludo >> acá con ustedes gracias por sintonizarnos ramírezeñalamientos hay grupos de funcionarios grandes arriero tenemos la información >> a casi tres años de acudir a la jefatura intenta duras críticas de parte de la corporación >> hablan el inglés >> en conferencia de prensa el abogado que representa el sindicato tilda de poco ético y fallido liderazgo asegurando que ha causado un éxodo de oficiales >> hablando en inglés >> actualmente dijo el departamento cuenta con 87 agentes cuando antes tenían 111 anunciaron prácticas de una investigación externa por cinco alegatos que señalan al jefe de policía >> con todos estos argumentos el sindicato emitió lo que dicen un voto de no confianza >> hablando en inglés >> afuera de esta conferencia residentes con pancartas opinaron lo contrario >> hablando en inglés >> creemos que el problema es el sindicato y los no quiere quitar a los policías nunca apoya de no querer trabajar con este >> hay que recordar que tomó el liderato de este departamento el 2019 cuando la agencia pasaron desconfianza por los

as len ramirez reports it's expected to bring thousands more high-tech jobs to the area. >> reporter:ctor companies were really what put the silicon in silicon valley many decades ago. now thanks to a major japanese company, the semiconductor presence here in the valley is about to make a comeback in a big way. >> this campus started as a part of integrated device valley. >> reporter: the south bay electronics center has been through changes but the biggest is about to begin. tokyo miconductors in the world will expand on the 16-acre silver creek campus and bringing,000 high-tech jobs. >> obviously silicon valley does continue t artificial intel jents. >> reporter: semiconductors are frt electronic brains that run computers, cell phones or tvs. renaissance san jose campus will focus on emerging tech nothings to run future devices like self-driving cars which are already coming out of silicon valley. >> it's good to be close to the customer, understands how the markets are evolving so we can adapt products to meet their need. >> if it had a electrical cord or body it has a microprocess

kpix 5's len ramirez on the push to push the ban nationwide. >> reporter: they've been complaining ofhe dangers the airport poses from crashing planes to airborne lead. >> the planes from the airport have used lead-based fuel poisoning our neighborhood. >> reporter: it was part of a congressional hearing why general aviation airports across the country continue to use leaded airplane fuel, led by congressman roh canna. >> 20,000 airports, not only this is historic injustice but worse still ongoing. >> reporter: last year a study commissioned by santa clara county found elevated levels of lead in the blood of children living within a mile and a half of reed hillview. in 2018 they stopped receiving airport improvements grants setting the stage for the airport to close in 2031. >> we know it's poisonous. we know we have to stop it. the way i know we stop that is we did for trucks and cars. >> reporter: pilots say the airport phased out leaded fuel at reed hillview last year. while it's true some aircraft use laelded fuel obtained elsewhere, most do not. >> approximately 90% are conducted

it's the next movement across the country. >> cristina tzintzÚn ramirez, thank you, good luck tomorrowy the way. coming, up turning tragedy into action in illinois, residents of highland park rallying in holding vigils, to support the grieving community but to call for an end to gun violence. plus, the mayor of richmond, virginia, lavar stony joins me to talk about the -- foiled in his town, stopping potential tragedy before it began. we'll be right back. s town, stopping s town, stopping potential trageduh, how come wet call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec ceny r? the commute here is brutal. denied. how do we feel about getting a quote to see if we can save with america's number one motorcycle insurer? should flo stop asking the same question every time? -approved! -[ altered voice ] denied! [ normal voice ] whoa. began. when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innova