thank you, andre. all right.ns of protesters gathered outside the hayward school board to support lgbt students and education them as traders cheered and waved rainbow flags. before the meeting, the board voted to adopt a resolution ofport that says lgbtq people are experiencing a, quote, rollback of their civil rights, including new education laws that restrict the acknowledged and teaching of their history. now, the resolution passed 4 to 1 board member, joe ramos, was the only one to vote no. we're not against you. we just don't want people telling us how you're going to treat our children. so we're not against you. however where we draw the line when you try to impose your rights on us, what the california fair act, which passed in 2011, requires that history and social studies classes reflect diverse groups, including members of the lgbtq community. the hayward unified school district released this statement saying, quote, in collusion has long been a point of pride at usd and we are committed to creating a

andre, back to you . we seem to be having a lot of danville nfl connections lately and we'll get to one and a little bit later from now. frank sal, thank you so much. appreciate it. we'll check in with you a little bit later. there's been a lot happening in and around and because of danville recently. but i always like to take a good long look back at the origin story, if you will, of all these great towns and cities we get to visit on our zip trip. so let's take a look back now, not decades, but centuries at the town of danville in the heart of the san ramon valley, danville traces its history back well before 680 cut its path north and south through the town. danville provides a small town feel with quaint coffee shops, small businesses and places to forget about your troubles, eventually settled in name by americans brought here by the gold rush. old town danville was originally purchased in 1854. four years later, the community had a blacksmith, a hotel, a general store. and in 1860, its first post of

yes andre.as we just were talking about, the wind is something that the firefighters don't need. the wind, of course , helps to spread the fire that much faster. it also picks up embers and throws them, starting new fires. so thankfully, they got a lot of that under control because the winds continue at this hour, giving you a live look here at the golden gate bridge. and you can see the flag is there blowing. we have choppy waters out there for today as well. and the winds right now, napa reporting august of 22, we have novato 26, oakland 31. concord reporting 20mph. even faster in some of our hills. sfo this morning reporting a 42 mile per hour gusts right now, 37. hayward reporting 28 livermore 20 and san jose 24. so a cool breezy day across the bay area. here's a look in our hills. we're a big rock is reporting a 32mph mount diablo right now 13. but many areas of our hills reporting anywhere from 40 to close to 50mph over the last 24 hours. and as expected, our temperatures have dropped. we'

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andre, amanda, thank you so much.he wife of the submersibles pilot reportedly has a connection to the titanic wreckage. the new york times reports stockton, russia's wife, wendy, is the great, great granddaughter of isidor and ida strauss. isidor strauss was co-owner of the macy's department store chain survivors from the titanic say ida refused to place in a lifeboat, so she could stay with her husband, even as that ship went down, the irs says former 40 niners and raiders linebacker bill romanowski owes more than $15 million in taxes. federal investigators accuse him and his wife of using their nutrition company to hide their assets and avoid paying taxes. an 18 page complaint filed in federal court also says the couple sipfor perg spa treatments. cosmetic surgery and their adult children's expenses. authorities are putting a lien on the company and selling it to get back some of the taxes. 717 is your time with the giant sweep the san diego padres this afternoon, they will extend their winning streak to 11 after a

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i'm andre senior. today is june 20th and it is less windy than it was yesterday but we still had cooler temperatures in parts of the bay area. so let's check in with steve paulson. very cool . lows for this time of year on the last full day of spring here, we're bumping up now, but it'll still be below average on a lot of these high temps. so this is it for any spring fever. cool lows had 40s few 30s beautiful today great visibility air quality sunny the breeze will pick up though a little bit later had some fog there might be a teeny bit left on the san mateo coast. yeah that's about it. that's all. i can find her a little bit. but i mean mostly it's clear out there. 60 d 70s on the temps, well below average. inland all right. over to sal, where are we going now? 680. 24. yeah, it's very slow there, steve. six 8024 because people have heard about the problem we have on 80 west bound, it's backed up essentially from hercules all the way into richmond because of that truck accident that has the freeway

andre smith, he joins us now. thank you so much for coming on and telling us what you are seeing as a resident in that city who -- which has gone through so much. what do you believe the mayor's goal is with this plan and why do you want to stop it? >> well, first let me thank you so much for giving this crisis in our city, you know, some attention. whatever the mayor idea is nobody seem to know but him. they are giving $51 million to migrants, 500 migrants within 30 days -- for 30 days, and there's no plan. during memorial day -- during memorial day there were 53 people shot in chicago. 11 people killed in chicago during memorial day. that was the three-day weekend. this last weekend you have 46 people shot. you had nine people killed. so within the six days you had 99 people shot and 20 people killed. and you are giving 500 migrants that crossed the border on their own free will $51 million with no plan, it doesn't make any sense to me. >> john: so where do you, andre, believe that money would be better spent? >

but on the andre rug rushes to turn, or russia is determined not to be defeated. we have to give the last minute, andre, go ahead. that means what large, whatever. so involved, there are probably bulky with the jump on the whole house if you wish, of being properly planned for, ya know, now that you wish out basically are awfully our strategy and need a new strategy offer after each component is what we're getting into the on the developed strategy, or you can save yourself money, okay. you're all workers, carpeting that you comment to me. yeah. and again, i have to vote and most of us military people into the internal, my brother or john, some of the boys we share a are. how long is that? well, you'll get to the process of more goals while professional people make or isn't that might have a walking along with the additional way. what's your house there? a must guarantee. now issue of georgie joining briggs at some point of time. get a little radius out there. basically the cracks in may not get solved. okay, no i, i liked i move it out of time, but i like a dead

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good morning, andre.are here and there are lots of animals that need homes this morning. the shelter here normally cares for about 400 to 500 animals right now, they have about 860 animals that they are caring for. over 500 of those are cats and kittens. these guys that you are taking a look at being. some of them this morning . they are not normally housed. all all right. we're having a little problem with that live shot there. but we'll check in with bailey a little. but she's over at the san jose animal care services. they are having an issue right now. there are capacity with all the animals they have and they're even turning animals away. the situation could could get worse if more people don't come out and adopt. we will check in with bailey again in our next hour of news. meantime, we move on to this now. a giant 5000 year old tooth of an asian mastiff, dane was found on a santa cruz beach . it was first spotted one week ago, but then disappeared. so people started combing the beach for it, includi

i'm andre senior.g, it is friday, june 2nd at and you're going to see more light today, more sun today. we saw a little bit of that yesterday. so let's get in with steve paulson, who's framed up in the camera shot. look at you, steve. you're getting the hang of this thing. tim told me. go to the x. yeah the x. oh, there's an excellent. okay all right. thank you, tim. what x? all right. 40s and 50s on the x marks the spot. i'm going to start digging right there. 40s, 50s, thunderstorms in the mountains. although, again, most of it looks to be a little north of torino, but it's close enough. i'll mention it. fog will get chewed up sooner, as andre mentioned. that is correct. there's not as much. so you are my sunshine and today morning fog. cool. but then sunny breezy a little warmer. six d 70s and some low 80s. where's the treasure? buried in the walla walla south. so right by the x. so right by the x. it's am i sitting in the right spot? you are in the right spot. there you go. got to be inside the box

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i go early is that andre? like, this is not the full story, right, because i have lines love to do that. let me be clear, you know, just asking governments to invest 54000000000 to clean up the plastic oil and chemical sectors. instead of turning off the tap on plastic and oil production, this is a massive disconnect rate. it also backs the question around corporate responsibility and verify angel responsibility. in simple terms, plastic is a combination of carbon and chemicals, and we know it's toxic to human health. so i was really hoping it would be a lot more hard hitting on the corporate accountability piece and also framing human how else of the all i want to use. and that's the last, the last piece of i'm, i'm doing the big, big headlines. but it helps us just understand the extent of this you. net report reprice plastic wrap us with alternative materials. so just if it's unnecessary, let's just think of a different ways of packaging. our products, shopping or yeah, i mean it's, it's kind of what andre

we have broken it down as a, a very straightforward graphic andres. i am volunteering you to help me just a thoughts as we go through this a unit a say by 2040. it is possible to reduce plastic solutions like 18 percent display using existing technology and making some policy changes. so let's look at some of those policy changes, reduction to just eliminate the problem the necessary plastics in a sentence on this. is that possible? and i'm in terms of this, this is possible, but we need to understand that the plastics are plastic materials on plastic, on our plastics products too. so the reduction part, it needs to be one of the main part of the equation there. all right? now that i get from you that is really use a promote the reuse of full containers and take back schemes. when i was a kid i ready to face it gets used to be after 5 bottles of pop or soda and then you would get them back and you would get 5 p back. and milk came in bottles and then you put the bottles on your doorstep and then they put milk in those bottles again. and then there was

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all right, andre time's 957.cientists will be out there searching a remote part of santa clara county, hoping to find more of a creature that's on the verge of being extinct. as scientists tell the bay area news group, they saw a small population of the santa cruz kangaroo rat in a preserve right above los gatos. they're mostly active at night. they're physically related to chipmunk more than a rat, as long to leave just a few of them were still existing in the world. they lived in cal state park in santa cruz county. researchers in texas are experimenting in new ways to make dogs live longer. this is jake, a ten year old golden retriever and australian shepherd mix. the dog is taking a drug that could slow down the aging process in both dogs and potentially humans. scientists are using rapamycin, which is a pharmaceutical drug. typically used in cancer and organ transplant treatment that's shown to slow the aging process in mice. in previous research. but one of the things that it does is it mimics the phase of

all right, andre, thank you. time 706 ktvu has received new video from san jose of the scene of an overnight stabbing. police say one man is in critical condition. the stabbing occurred last night on basset street near coleman avenue, a couple of blocks from rylan park. there's no word yet of any arrests, but it's still not clear what led up to the stabbing. but we have seen the police going in and out of one particular apartment this morning and today, the loved ones, the family of alexis gable , say goodbye one last time to her, the family held a public memorial over the weekend. on saturday at the diablo family funeral home in concord. they'll be holding a much more private event today. a procession is planned from the funeral home to the castro valley crematorium where alexis, gabe's remains will be cremated. the public is welcome to take part in the procession, but only her loved ones will be allowed at the crematorium. she was the 24 year old woman from oakley who disappeared in january of last year. some o

andre, thank you. west coast dockworkers in port officials have reached an agreement that could prevent a threatened strike. the union representing workers at 29 ports from san diego to seattle and the executives who run those ports say the new agreement would cover the next six years. that's the only detail they're releasing as of now. the two sides have been negotiate for 13 months here. the agreement must still be ratified by union members. our time is 715. a new studies out about housing prices. it shows rent hikes are making it extremely difficult for low income families to find housing. the national low income housing coalition releases a new report every year listing the amounts that families need to earn without spending more than 30% of their income for fair market rents. now, this year, families need to earn at least $23.67 an hour for a one bedroom home and it's about $5 an hour more for a two bedroom home. california is the most expensive state. the bay area and santa cruz are among the mos

hey andre, good morning to you here. it takes a minute to read through them all. but here's what we have for you here. the supreme court ruled the biden administration overstepped its authority and trying to cancel or reduce student loans for millions of americans. it was a 6 to 3 decision with conservative justice in the majority effectively killing. the plan announced by president biden. president joe biden last year. it left borrowers now on the hook for repayments that are expected to resume by late summer. remember, they were on pause. ever since the covid 19 pandemic, the court held the administration needs congressional endorsement before enacting a forgiveness plan. the majority rejected arguments that a bipartisan 2003 law dealing with student loans known as the heroes act gave president biden and the secretary of education the power he claimed chief justice john roberts wrote for the court, saying in part, six states sued, arguing that the heroes act does not authorize the loan cancellation plan. and we agree 2

orgullo, el domingo será el gran desfile y muchas personas espera que estén en las calles celebrando, andréstá listo para esta gran celebración, se realizan los grandes eventos comenzando desde el viernes. >>> se esperan en fin de semana que lleguen en años anteriores y alrededor de 1,000,000 de personas. las festividades comienzan desde el viernes y el jueves verán algunas calles cerradas desde la última actividad que será el domingo por el desfile que comienza en el embarcadero cerca del edificio en pantalla. allí zona desarrollo algunas actividades y habrán otras a lo largo de la ciudad. es la principal, tiene que es tener en cuenta que habrá operativos por parte de la policía y líneas que van a estar cerradas, van a haber autobuses para vías alternas . están diciendo que van a esperar y esperan que haya bastante tráfico, también se va a realizar alguna actividad al aire libre recuerde que debe usar protector solar y está completamente hidratado, hoy de hecho las autoridades incluyendo el departamento de bomberos de la ciudad para tener una reunión para los sombreros, preguntas de las per

andre and glad you're here. everyone is freaking out. has anyone seen andre? i'm here. i'm here. it's earlier than normal, but good to have you for that on board here. 50 on the temps. we have low clouds, a big fog bank and also higher clouds. so that's summer when is blowing in, no doubt about it. low clouds drizzle, cooler, low and high clouds. and you can see our system has just parked it to the west southwest of us and it is making a huge impact. so it's going to be much cooler today, 60s and 70s on the temps. all right. sal's here, i think. there he is. he's going to tell us what steve is andre there? no, he didn't make it. we've been looking for who? wait, andre. what he's still sleeping. actually oh, and someone's calling me right now, right? i forgot to silence my phone. tell him. tell him you're on tv early right now. be getting call cell. all right. probably my wife. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good with no major issues. we're off to a nice start here. don't

ctv's andre senior live in studio here in andre. the air india flight was supposed to land at sfo but was then diverted to a remote city in russia after developing some engine problems. that's right, garcia. the flight was able to land safely in magadan, which is a small city in siberia, rural city, in fact. and early this morning, air india sent another jet to that airport to pick up the passengers and crew. that replacement judge is expected to arrive in russia about 1230 this afternoon, our time. it's carrying food, water and other necessities for the travelers and may also be carrying replacement parts for the damaged engines so repairs can be made in the meantime, the crew and passengers have been allowed off their aircraft and have been told to stay in. a visitor center. us officials have not said how many people on board the flight are americans. passengers have been in contact with family and friends in other countries, and one teenager told his family that they are not able to use vending machines at the center because of e

so in the cabin, i don't know why andre might be nodding off or andre is not keeping his eyes on theor oh, so you could cover it with a post-it like i do. well, i plan to do. i just got the car, so i'm planning. i'm like, this is freaking me out, like, way too much, but okay. yeah that's. that's a little weird. it's an alertness thing. it wants to make sure that, you know, you're allergic. if you're like this. yeah. yeah. the safety issues. so, you know, i think that's what cars are going toward. now, you know what i'm saying? like, it creeps me up. yeah i know, but things are so different. these days. you know, you're the things that we used to do that when no one was watching, right? it's now just kind of an open thing, right? even when you surf on the internet, you know, people watch. it's not like you surf, like, completely anonymous on the internet. every, you know, plenty of people have access to your data. i know. yeah, i know. one thing i do like about these that when it stops for you, when you don't see somethin so my car backing out sometimes it stops for you. yeah. you did

good morning, andre.hind us some of the people attending this conference. they're getting a cup of coffee. they're apples, giving them some breakfast and then they all kind of line up here and then they're escorted across the street from this visitor center over to the heart of the apple campus where this developers conference will begin at 10:00 this morning. of course , developers are the people who make the software programs and apps for all the apple devices we use. and many of them are talking about a new device expected to be announced today. a virtual reality headset from apple, the tech website apple insider put together this rendering of what the headset could look like based on early reports and leaked information. apple is going to be calling it the reality pro headset. it looks like a curved iphone strapped onto a headband so futuristic looking pair of ski goggles really. but the device is not cheap. reports are it will cost about $3,000. we spoke to one developer here who founded a company th

thank you, andre. gathered in southern california for the los angeles pride parade in hollywood. the los angeles celebration is one of the nation's oldest pride celebrations. many in the crowd say they felt drawn to this year's parade more than ever, believing conservative lawmakers are threatening their rights. behind the barricades along the parade route, there were protesters and counter-protesters. which were spoken before by the holy prophets. you are here. you are . now. people in the crowd say they were surprised to see some of the people who wanted to take part in the celebration this year, including the teamsters union, which entered its first float in the parade. our time now. 716 the 76 annual tony award show looked a little different this year than in the past. it was held last night at the united palace in new york city. and because of the hollywood writers strike, there were no interviews on the red carpet, no scripted bits between the awards. the event was hosted by oscar winner and tony

i grew up with him, andre de andre. i've known him since we were about eight years old.ojects. to see him, with a similar background going back and forth to jail, now he's here working as a mixer, he's a mixer. we'd have never thought we'd be working. so this, i'd rather be doing this. it's a beautiful atmosphere. reporter: 21 tons of brownies are baked here each day. most of them are delivered to ben & jerry's, where they wind up in chocolate fudge brownie ice cream, one of the american's brand's most popular flavors. many workers here have done time in prison. bernard anderson served a long sentence for robbery. but now he's one of greyston's most loyal employees. it's his dream job, and his children love it too. bernard: my kids, where's your father at? and all they could tell them, “oh, he's back in jail.” now when they ask about me, they can tell them, “no, he's at work,” or “he's home.” and that's what it means to me. shawna: he's doing things that they didn't get the opportunity to do. and he's sticking with it. these people have been here for years, at lot of the

many people don't know the personal side of oakland's andre ward. we visited at his home in east bay. the undefeated hall of fame boxer is now ready to tell his story. we talked about his life now, his legacy, and his new documentary that's out called "s.o.g.: son of god, the book of ward." >> you have to understand what i've been through. i'm a bay area kid through and through. it's a story of redemption. i think we all can use a good redemption story. the burt is to finish everything we started. >> evander holdly field, legendary boxers. you're 32-0 with a gold medal. why don't we know more about you right now? >> there's a time and place for everything. i wanted to tell my story the right way are my story is sacred. this is legacy. this is our past, my family's. so for me, i sacrificed maybe selling a few more tickets, a few more pay-per-views, to not share certain things, to one day tell my story and tell it the right way. today, here we are. >> reporter: helping tell his story is the legendary michael jordan and some big names like marshawn lyn

we've come to the school outside of the town of andre. people have been brought to the board or they arrived in the thousands just in the last 72 hours. the numbers of refugees have gone up exponentially. well, the new 3 days east fire ensued on which started early on sunday, appears to be holding with a low and fighting reported in the capital in all the parts of the country. also, the truce was broken by the us and saudi arabia. it follows the kenning of 17 people in as strike and on car to him on sat today. so downs army has been battling their opponents, the rapids support for assistance. the middle of april. washington says there are profound differences between the us and china, after on not chance has a page and meeting between us x ray of state and china is foreign minister in badging and response china is that the relationship is it is lowest point for decades. pulls of closing money is constitutional referendum. the 1st in a series of polls meant to enable the transition from ministry to civilian rule. for to turn out has been l

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andre was here now to tell us more about the recommendations. andre. well dave, the recommendations of the panel will be formally presented to state lawmakers about ways to compensate black californians for the harms caused by slavery and other injustices. it's the culmination of two years of research and discussion on this historic report. the task force has outlined more than 90 recommendations, including free college tuition, to descendants of slaves, housing grants and subsidies, and an apology to black california. the chair of the reparations task force believes state lawmakers will act on the panel's recommendations. but there are several different elected officials in the state capitol who have gone on record saying how inspired they are by the work of the task force over the past two years in already and willing and committed to introducing a reparations legislation later this year. can we a more told us the final recommendations of the panel have to follow by law, international human rights law standards. she says under international law, repa

garcia andre, thank you.g today, more than 2 million muslims will take part in this week's hajj pilgrimage to the holy city of mecca in saudi arabia. this year, the hajj will return to full capacity after years of covid restrictions, all muslims are required to make the pilgrimage to mecca at least once in their lives. if they're physically and financially able to do so. our time now. 715. vaccines can soon produce the next big advance in cancer treatment. us medical experts predict several vaccines now being tested could be available to cancer patients within the next five years. however they won't be traditional vaccines that prevent the disease. these vaccine shots would shrink tumors and prevent cancer from coming back. the doctors say that targets for these treatments include breast, lung and pancreas cancer. well, advocates for the disabled say some school districts have found a way to get around federal laws and are removing students with special needs from classrooms. they called this process informal

andre? oh such that this nuclear weapons directory in the west east, but i thought i knew from brian is spelled bodies, the murphy show because our actually a russian has a very streeves. all right? you're for use and then you know where, awesome, why would you use any of the work on them? you can do it by conventional needs. yeah, that is primarily the are each but i mean, i get for money if you're leaving the property of at the end. of course, nobody will actually give your brain give you credit on the american warehouse. and roger is not going to use nuclear weapons. it is all dogs loving keeping their public opinion, even shape for ground floor. all those be that, you know, russians like you all have the week drink. and yes, i agree with you. it's all evolved, basically trying to do a shape then that or the of which completely go lobster me again, i believe you are in moscow your and you, you see yourself, the russians, bill you where, you know, just don't give them a ball drop anything.

desde que el gobernador newsom ordenÓ patrullar la zona y arrestar vendedores de drogas, detalles con andrÉsutoridad dicen que hay un avance en la lucha contra las drogas pero, para los residentes aquÍ no es suficiente. estos son los nÚmeros que dio la oficina del gobernador newsom. esta operaciÓn lleva apenas seis semanas. >>> tenemos oficiales que estÁn patrullando, y tambiÉn han hecho 92 diferentes arrestos, algunos por delitos menores. >>> otra medida para la lucha contra la droga aquÍ dispuesta por la alcaldÍa es poner desde la oficina del alguacil mÁs patrullajes y con oficiales entrenados para este tipo de situaciÓn. es que la situaciÓn es preocupante, en el 2022 hubo 620 muertes por sobredosis, el 69 por ciento de ellas por fentanilo. ahora ¿quÉ posibilidad hay que la patrulla de caminos tambiÉn se enfoque en la problemÁtica zona? eso precisamente se lo preguntamos al supervisor del distrito, su respuesta a las 6:00 de la tarde, andrÉs brentder, "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> ahÍ tiene algunos datos de cuÁl es la situaciÓn que se dio en cuanto a decomisos de las autoridades. una dosis

i know he's expected in andre. momentarily to that's right. we have been paused to see him be received by local officials. no doubt she will be coming here to discuss what is the obvious issue, which is the large number of refugees that are arriving from sudan into chad. now, one of the concerns for the chatty and authorities, a country with its own food and security, its own problems with water and sanitation, and children's education and health and poverty. this country has its own problems . one of the things that will be trying to press no doubt to the 8 organizations through the international community is they are happy to continue to keep the humanitarian court orders open. we've been speaking to chatting. authorities who have said they have been taking and refugees from sudan for decades. they will continue to do so as long as their programs are not effected. as long as those programs for tidings are not effective. just to give you a sense of, of, of how mixed this problem is 35 percent according to the us and 35 percent of those fleein

his name is robbie has moved from andre eastern chad. what we are seeing is a constant stream of trickles, but a constant trickle of people that are trying to get out. they say they are risking their lives just to try to escape the war. they face beatings, they're having to pay bribes. that makes shift checkpoints being set up by malicious. but those that do make it across the board, or in, audrey end up in places like this. everyone at this mix shift can an impromptu set up here outside, just on the outskirts of the town of andre. this is a camp where everyone here is from all janina. there's probably a 100150 people here. there's 2 or 3 more. can select this around the town, those that live usa, there's upwards of 2000 people living like this around andre simply sh here waiting for help. we've spoken to people who say they've been separated from their families, that they're going around the different and campus trying to find the people that they were separated from when bullet started flying as they were fling, they ran from hales of

i think that fair enough, andre is a discussion. we've all told about many times it will, we know we talked about diplomacy dialogue, devise the thing, but consistently, if fully on deaths is i mean as if know what is if china is nobody is if the applicant come to the nobody on the other line just i like that into the said the, the nature has its own goals. all could that be other reasons why they're not listening as well for their own identity for their own self confidence. i think nato or the west generally have reverted to a jose the mentality. the, the christian crusades of the 4th and 5th and 7th century and but later they what and what inspired by the sense that they were doing justice. they were doing god's will. and this time around a, what at whatever newspaper, in the capital cities of the west to open, you get the sense that they want to do justice. they want justice to prevail. and the country that has offended their sense of justice. russia must be not only defeated, punished must be destroyed, basically, and it must be

. >>> ahora hubo una sorpresa para quien vive y trabaja ahÍ, andrÉs brender que nos amplia mÁs. >>> quÉÁn, es un panorama que se vive en las calles que no se veÍa de hace mucho tiempo, mÁs de un aÑo, les muestro en esta esquina, al lado de mcdonald's esto era intransitable por la cantidad vendedores ambulantes que habÍan ahÍ, la mayorÍa vendÍa mercancÍa robada, tenÍan permisos, hoy pusieron estas barreras, de metal y los desalojaron, he hablado con residentes que dicen que finalmente pueden transitar sin miedo he hablado con comerciantes que quizÁs van a ver mÁs clientes por que muchos le daba miedo, no solo esto que hemos visto tambiÉn algunos policÍas y tambiÉn, incluso aqÍi una patrulla de la policÍa de san francisco, pero el consumo de drogas sÍ sigue, acabamos del escuchar lo que dijo un representante de la oficina de supervisora de este distrito. >>> lo que estamos encontrando es que todavÍa viene muchas personas, a vender sus cosas robadas y que si esperan hasta que la policÍa no estÉ ahÍ, o los departamentos de obras pÚblica, dejan sus cosas y ahÍ los venden. >>> asÍ es, y una c

andrÉs... nos cuenta. >>> lo mÁs caro en el Área de la bahÍa son las rentas. aÑos una pandemia, un Éxodo de personas y la posibilidad de trabajar remotamente provocÓ cambios en los precios. hoy en dÍa casi todo aumentÓ en la mayorÍa de las ciudades. >>> entre mÁs demanda haya y menos casas en oferta, mÁs caros los precios serÁn. >>> en san francisco 3 mil dÓlares, san josÉ 2600 dÓlares, oakland 2195 dÓlares. >>> ¿cÓmo estÁn haciendo los inmigrantes actualmente? >>> ahorita estÁn llegando muchas personas de guatemala, el salvador, nicaragua, tengo amigas que estÁn viviendo en sÓtanos, y aÚn asÍ pueden pagar la renta que es 1200. >>> al mismo tiempo no estÁn construyendo mucha vivienda que estÉ al alcance de los salarios. >>> los activistas dicen que una vez que se acabÓ la emergencia declarada por la pandemia, prÁcticamente no existe ayuda federal o local, lo que afecta sobre manera a los inmigrantes y tambiÉn el panorama laboral. como rafael, que tiene diez aÑos viviendo en una villa en... >>> a ti no te alcanza. >>> no, demasiado para una persona. >>> ¿alguna

i don't think andres was involved in the robbery. i ask the hand of your daughters.e wait larissa knows thanks again for the help. and you can check another phone in privately? earn, i'll pay. yes, no problem, they sent the address where to adjust the phone, i'll be there in half an hour. by the way, i forgot to say, they found my wiretapping connection with the phone, andreas is no more, and you haven’t forgotten anything else. this is the house of kostas, yes, lower it lower. glad to see you was on our side. we have completely figured out, there is money left. what's this? so that's what you called me here for in the middle of the night. it's clear. oh, someone's coming out. i liked something, now the waiter will come to the phone. give me the phone. now guard i'll call the password, 9669. that's it, he came in. we are working. hello , this phone has launched a remote access program on it. so someone smart connected through this phone to yours via bluetooth and installed the program. how many people are held hostage? my specialty is negotiating with people and bein

gracias andrÉs. >>> seguimos por san francisco para mostrar esta imÁgen que compartiÓ el departamentoas leves. >>> organizaciones que trabajan con la comunidad latina, salieron hoy a recordar apolÍticos de san francisco que esta comunidad no se ha recuperado de golpes econÓmicos dejado por la pandemia. reclaman que se mantengan los fondos que necesitan para funcionar, pilar miÑo nos cuenta mÁs. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). con Ánimo y decididos llegaron w a pedir que proteja los recursos que mantienen varios servicio de ayuda para familias latinas. >>> todo el impacto econÓmico, ayuda de comida, asistencia de renta, que esta informaciÓn que podemos conectar y proveer, me preocupa que esto crea crisis, emocional. >>> dijeron aunque se haya declarado la terminada la pandemia la comunidad latina aÚn arrastra los problemas econÓmicos. >>> hay necesidad todavÍa, la gente no gana bien. >>> entre muchos servicios reclaman fondos de ayuda. >>> siempre es una lucha aquÍ para pelear por recursos y servicios. >>> con esto podemos ayudar a mÁs gente con vivienda, comida. el centro cultural de la

andre, thank you. francisco's biggest mall is now transferring management of the mall to its lender, northstar and banana republic had already announced they were not renewing their leases at westfield. westfield officials say the occupancy rate at the san francisco mall is now just 55. that compares to the current 93% occupancy rate across the country. the company says its other us malls, including westfield valley fair in santa clara county, have seen occupancy sales and foot traffic grow. so westfield says foot traffic at san francisco center is down 43% since 2019. that same year, sales were $4,455 million, but that fell to just 298 million last year. that's a 34% decrease. while valley fair in san jose reported a 6,666% increase as the san jose city council is due to vote today on a budget proposed by mayor matt mahan. the $5 billion budget is expected to have a $35 million surplus, but then a budget shortfall next year. mayor has come under some criticism for his proposal to use some of the money