jenny salinas: ¡wow! la conexión, el aprendizaje que yo le puedo dar a alguien, el apoyo, para, realmente, ayudar a alguien, y para la gente, porque realmente se necesita, las latinas nos están diciendo, todos los días, que necesitan el apoyo, y para eso estamos. damián trujillo: no, claro que sí; y bueno, maría, y personas como usted, como jenny, y como maría, no se deja de aprender, tampoco, ¿verdad?, aunque estemos al nivel que hemos llegado, siempre uno puede aprender, para poder progresar y mejorar. maría o'hollearn: siempre uno puede aprender; y para agregar a lo que dijo jenny, sobre cómo se siente, cuando yo salgo de estas conferencias, me siento como una mezcla entre maría félix y doña bárbara, completamente empoderada para hacer todos los sueños que yo quiera realizar, y que nada se me puede atravesar, porque venga lo que venga, tengo una red de personas a quien yo puedo, puedo pedirles, ayuda, consejo, guianza, y creo que eso es lo que, lo que a veces se nos olvida, que no solamente es tu víncu

anser: personal data appears to have not been breached, but salinas says the city still does not know just how much damage has been done. >> we will get a full report deils. as of right now i am not aware of a particular demand or a ransom that was held up to the city. anser: coming from a tech background, i really pushed the city of hayward to invest in cybersecurity defense mechanisms. anser: a california state senator is a former hayward city konta member. she spoke to abc7 news earlier this week. she is praising the city's response to the cyberattack. she said those it investment paid off. >> it would have been a lot worse. we have a wonderful i.t. department. they think differently, you know? [laughter] they have done a great job at doing preventive measures to protecting data. anser: both the senator and mayor salinas say cities need help from both the public and private sector to prevent future attacks. >> not only the state needs to prioritize this, the office of emergency services needs to prioritize this and also tech organizations like google and microsoft. anser: the city

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his friend, alberto was a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison.e he is serving 15 years to life for second-degree murder. those 31 miles , he is running them in the prison yard. 106 laps , with staff and fellow inmates cheering him on. it all started a few years ago when he got into a heated argument with regard, the officer intervened and was able to diffuse the situation. that saved him from potential punishment, it was an act of kindness that sparked a rare friendship between an officer and inmate. >> when i see him in the morning, he tells me good morning, just like two men talking, not like an officer to an inmate, it was two men who built a relationship. >> reporter: but in 2018, the officer was suddenly killed in a car crash and the news hit him hard. >> my son is a teenager now, so i just feel like it has to be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with the loss, he began running, that is when he came up with an idea to channel his grief into something positive. >> i have always been a selfish person, and now i feel like i'm doing so

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jenny salinas: definitely my reaction is, how long?the amount of work that both anna and i have done with lean in latinas--i mean, there's--there were people before us that made lots of sacrifices to get us here, but me and anna also talk about; well, will we ever see the day where that wage gap actually closes. so we know things are going really, really slow right now and so that is why this organization was so important for us to really bring it forward and to say we are going to be the change that actually needs to happen or else who are we going to wait for. so here we are, you know. i'm from el salvador and, as you know, she's mexicana but raised in the united states. we're all different, but we all have to come to the table to really lift one another up in our community. damian: that's beautiful. and, maria, how does it feel to be able to plant that seed so that when the tree blossoms and it gives fruit that we're not talking about a wage gap anymore? maria o'hollearn: damian, you know, as a mother it means a great deal to me. i

por primera vez jorge salinas y elizabeth Álvarez aparecen juntos tras superar una crisis matrimoniala picazón en tus codos, fracturarte la nariz. o la diabetes del abuelo. no elegiste la depresión, o los genes que heredaste. pero... sí puedes elegir tu cobertura médica. y a un excelente equipo de especialistas que trabajan juntos para cuidarte de todo eso que no elegiste. kaiser permanente para todo lo que tú eres. ¡alex! ¡ah, mateo! ¿cómo va el negocio? muy bien. ese préstamo ayudó muchísimo. para eso está u.s. bank. ¿y están creciendo en california? sí, al sur, al norte, este, oeste. -¿monterey? -sí, mi rey. -¿sucursal en ventura? -estoy segura. -¿cajeros en fresno, no? -en fresno, sí. -¿en orange? -tambienge. ge...ge.. ok, está bien. u.s. bank, número uno en satisfacción de clientes de banca personal en california según j.d. power. algunos servicios y documentación de cuentas están disponibles solo en inglés. [mÚsica] raÚl: familia de "despierta amÉrica", una nueva encuestade la reserva federal encuentra que el sÓlido mercado laboral no ha sido suficiente para compensar el aumento

she push 201970 finally salinas will tell you that all the way in the 1st set she was eventually beaten by how you craning opponents after this review. one match points on the call on the goals out the a disappointing end to a courageous past. so with william's neck to reflect on what might have been gras is inherently going to be. so were you going to follow some point? it was just bad luck for me and i started to match perfectly. i was literally killing it and then i got killed a yeah, the crowd showing their appreciation for true wimbledon champion with wendy. i'm suggesting to carry on playing. this might not be the last they see of her. just trying to remind you about top story i base uh israel is always pressing ahead with his ministry operation in the 5 west back. at least 10 college students have been killed in the raids and drug the times. thousands of presidents of side 2 days of violence. but since you're up to date breton golf, we'll have more, i will use of the top of the hour coming up. next, we have a documentary looking at by the sustainable agriculture as possible. and

she push 201970 finally salinas will tell you that all the way in the 1st set she was eventually beaten by how you craning opponents after this review. one match points on the call on the goals out the a disappointing end to a courageous pass. so with williams back to reflect on what might have been gras is inherently going to be. so were you going to follow some point? it was just bad luck for me and i started to match perfectly. i was literally killing it. and then i got killed as the crowd showing never appreciation for true wimbledon champion with wendy. i'm suggesting to carry on playing. this might not be the last they see of her. while americans have been celebrating the 4th of july, also known as independence day for great britain. taking back to 1776 fireworks as the evening sky over the nation's capital washington. d. c. is a tradition we produce in thousands of cities and small towns across the country. president obama and told his constituents, every generation was fights to maintain democracy and set you up to date coming up next is overlays his business by the every jenny

she push 201970 finally salinas will tell you that all the way in the 1st set she was eventually beaten by how you craning opponents after this review. one match points on the call on the goals out the a disappointing end to a courageous pass. so with williams back to reflect on what might have been gras is inherently going to be. so where are you going to follow some point? it was just bad luck for me and i started to match perfectly. i was literally killing it and then i got killed a yeah, the crowd showing their appreciation for true wimbledon champion with wendy. i'm suggesting to carry on playing. this might not be the last they see if there is a reminder that top story. israel says it's uprising and the westbound executive team is all, most complaints. these 10 palestinians have been count the rates and from the tax. thousands of residents, flags 2 days of 5. set you up to date bread golf. we'll have more of the top of the, i'll leave you with some beautiful images of the moon, which is opening up the close of unusual increasing what's known as a super. mm hm. the come have a few.

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his friend umberto was a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison where gridly is servinghe 31 miles, he is running them in a prison yard. 106 laps with staff and fellow inmates cheering him on. it all started a few years ago when gridly got into a heated argument with a guard. an officer intervened and was able to diffuse the situation saving gridly from potential punishment. it was an act of kindness that sparked a rare friendship between officer and inmate. >> when i see him, he tells me good morning. we might talk sports like two men talking. not an officer and not an inmate, two men who built a relationship. >> in 2018, the officer was suddenly killed in a car crash. the news hit gridly hard. >> their son is a teenager now. i just feel like it has to be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with the loss grid ligand running. that's when he came up with an idea to channel grief into something positive. >> i have always been a selfish person. now i feel like i am doing something that's selfless. >> reporter: his goal is to raise $5,000 from prison guards and staff

yeah. indeed that's a journalist, salina trevor 20 in rome manufacture to ukraine, which has been waging a counter offensive against invading russian forces for just over a month. now, the fight back has come at a considerable cost, according to a report by the new york times ukrainian forces last up to 20 percent of their front line military equipment. in the 1st 2 weeks of the campaign, the rate of loss has now slowed along with the pace of the camera offensive. the time said, ukraine has managed to retake us 8 out of 96 kilometers along its plan route. this week, ukrainian president for a lot of his, the landscape knowledge that there had been a pause in operations, which he blamed on the lack of equipment and munitions. earlier i spoke to mike martin, senior war studies fellow at kings college london. i asked him what he makes of the new york times report that ukraine lost 20 percent of its heavy equipment during the 1st 2 weeks of its kind of offensive. it is not bringing news, although i would say 2 things about it. especially that this is a force on force will 5 right against pays

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his friend umberto was a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison where gridly is serving 15 years to life for second degree murder. the 31 miles, he is running them in a prison yard. 106 laps with staff and fellow inmates cheering him on. it all started a few years ago when gridly got into a heated argument with a guard. the officer intervened and was able to diffuse the situation, saving gridly from potential punishment. it was an act of kindness that sparked a rare friendship between officer and inmate. >> when i see him in the mornings, he would tell me good morning or might talk sports like two men talking. not an officer and not an inmate. it was two men who built a relationship. >> reporter: but in 2018, the officer was suddenly killed in a car crash. the news hit gridly hard. >> i know their son is a teenager now. i feel like it has to be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with the loss, grid ligand running. that's when he came up with an idea to channel his grief into something positive. >> i have always been a selfish person. now i feel like i am doing s

his friend, humberto was a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison.ridley is serving 15 years to life for second degree murder. those 31 miles he's running them in the prison yard. 106 laps before staff and fellow inmates cheering him on. it all started a few years ago when gridley got into a heated argument with a guard. officer ayalla intervened and was able to defuse the situation. saving gridley from potential punishment. it was an act of kindness that sparked a rare friendship between officer and inmate. >> when i see him in the mornings he tell me good morning. and we might talk sports just like -- two men talking. i'm not an officer and not an inmate. it was two men who built a relationship. >> reporter: but in 2018, officer ayallo was suddenly killed in car crash. the news hit gridley hard. >> i know his son is a teenager now. and so -- i just feel like it has to be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with a loss, gridley began running. that's when he came up with an idea to channel his grief into something positive. >> i have always b

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why he is running, but for whom and where, hi friend humberto ayala was a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison where gridley is serving 15 years to life for second-degree murder. those 31 miles, he's running them in a prison yard. 106 laps with staff and fellow inmates clearing him on. it started a few years ago when gridley got into a heated argument with a guard. officer ayala was able to intervene and diffuse and saved gridley from getting in trouble. >> we would talk in the morning about sports like two policemen talking. not an officer, not an inmate. it was two men to built a relationship. >> reporter: in 2018, officer ayala was suddenly killed in a car crash. the news hit hard. >> i know his son is a teenager now. it must be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with the loss, that's when he began running and came up with an idea to channel list grief into something positive. >> i've always been a selfish person and now i feel like i'm doing something that's selfless. >> reporter: his goal is to raise $5,000 from prison guards and staff. >> it sparked something

remain near the coast and on that topic, it is going to be dense around the coastal regions, the salinas dense fog advisory will go up 3:00 to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow with hazardous driving conditions, order mile visibility or lower. keep your headlights on low beam and drive carefully. 50's, 60's in the hills in the morning, 70 is come up mild inland, foggy in the coast. the afternoon in the south bay, heart -- hot. 97 in gilroy on the been in slug, 80 six redwood city, 63 half moon bay, downtown san francisco 70. read the on the coast, north bay temperatures 72, 90 at psammophile, napa. 86 santa rosa, triple digits from calistoga to cloverdale heading into the east bay, 78 oakland, 87 castro valley, hercules, inland areas it will be baking again. 101 in livermore, 102 toward brentwood. 99 in walnut creek. your seven-day forecast, our summer heat inland tomorrow will drop out of the triple digits by sunday and monday, tuesday only in the low 90's. this is well above average, upper 50's to the 50's coast side and wednesday and thursday, karina and dion, we will bring some 80's. karina: we wi

his friend is a correctional officer at salinas valley state prison, where gridley is serving 15 to life for second-degree murder. those 31 miles he is running in a prison yard. 106 laps with staff and fellow inmates cheering him on. it all started a few years ago when gridley got into a heated argument with a guard. officer ayala intervened and was able to diffuse the situation, saving gridley from potential punishment. it was an act of kindness that sparked a friendship between officer and inmate. >> we might talk sports, just like two men talking. >> reporter: but in 2018, officer ayala was suddenly killed in a car crash. the news hit gridley hard. >> my son is a teenager now, so i feel like it has to be tough losing your dad. >> reporter: to deal with the loss, gridley began running. he came up with the idea to channel his grief into something positive. >> i now feel like i'm doing something selfless. >> reporter: he is seeking to raise money from staff. the warden says that a run like this would've been unthinkable just a couple years ago, but since 2019 this maximum-securit y priso

grupo the john santos sextet & friends, y también vamos a tener como maestros de ceremonia, a ric salinasre clash" de ahí, mero, de la mission, también, así es que tienen razón-- - sí. - por qué, por qué regresar. alexis, ¿y ahora ese legado, cómo se continúa?, ¿cómo?, yo sé, porque el medio ahorita es un poco difícil, financieramente, ¿pero cómo se continúa ese legado, para continuar por otros 53 años? alexis terrazas: excelente pregunta, yo creo que el legado se puede continuar, en motivar la nueva generación, y eso se incluye no solamente los estudiantes, ahorita en las universidades, que están estudiando periodismo, pero también las escuelas escolares, la prepa, y también más en el mero school, yo creo que si, si hay esa, ese interés, esa pasión, podemos seguir, como se dice, amplificando estas historias; pero también tenemos que reconocer cómo está cambiando el ambiente, como explicaste antes, o más temprano, no todo el mundo lee todavía el periódico, mucha gente recibe las noticias en el teléfono; entonces, es muy importante en no solamente mantener nuestro periódico, pero también e

alejandro salinas fue uno de los agentes que migrgraciÓn quque l enencontrÓ. >> es una a caminata m muydiferentntes laboresesÍ. >> laura, su espososo y su hijoa estÁn en estados unidos. >> estuvimos tres dÍas en el centro de detenciÓn, lo que llaman las hieleras, nos han dado un trato bueno. >> pero este rescate no es aislado. en los Últimos tres dÍas autoridades de migraciÓn han recuperado 800 migrantes en distintos estados y circunstancias. >> julio, precisamente en temas de migraciÓn, el presidente lÓpez obrador adelantÓ que maÑana darÁ un informe sobre la disminuciÓn de flujo migratorio por mÉxico. y que esta tarde sostendrÁ una reuniÓn con elizabeth, la asesora en temas de seguridad nacional del presidente biden, regreso contigo. >> atentos a esas conversaciones, gracias, issa. escuchÁbamos en el reporte de issa osorio, en mÉxico han rescatado unos 800 migrantes los Últimos tres dÍas, uno fue en una carretera en veracruz. mire, habÍa 256 hombres, mujeres, menores de edad abandonados en un trÁiler. cuando las autoridades se acercaron escucharon el grito de los migrantes hacinados y

she push 201970 finally salinas will tell you that all the way in the 1st set she was eventually beaten by how you craning opponents soft of this review. one match points on the call on the goals. cool out, the disappointing end to a courageous past. so with williams back to reflect on what might have been grass is inherently going to be. so where are you going to follow some point? it was just bad luck for me and i started to match perfectly. i was literally killing it and then i got killed or yeah, the crowd showing their appreciation for true wimbledon champion, which really i'm suggesting is to carry on playing. this might not be the last they see of her coming up next in the news, a zip. how finance the sound is. indonesia has planned to build a new capital or strategy will have that story and fall in just a moment. and i'll be back at the top of the good the news and as far shipped out. right. that's what makes life beautiful for the direct hunters. now these 2 car freaks from nigeria are ready to go pro. how many laps do they have to complete? the 16 w. we are all set and we were

they came in to the bay area from salinas. my daughter is a taylor fanatic, so we're all coming as a family. but in their eagerness to secure concert tickets, the family forgot about parking. once we remembered that we needed to look into parking, it was already sold out and resale. they were selling them up to $400. so public transit became their savior, turning out to be an even better alternative to parking at levi's stadium. then we don't have the headache of the traffic trying to get out of there. so yeah, i'm glad we have this option with service directly to levi's stadium, vta has been marketing the transit system as the best option for taylor swift's concert goers, whether they're coming in for the friday concert or saturday and the light rail cars are always packed. during levi's stadium events. vta says this event is especially unique. we normally take between 10 and 15% of a sold out crowd at the stadium this time there are going to be a lot more people who are not going to be inside the stadium. so it's anybody's g

messages — in this case, what i have been using or what we have collaborated is with the community of salinason the planet earth, i think — so that synergy could be only good for the world. and i don't wish to sound like a cynic, but i have to ask you this, given everything you've said about capitalism and my knowledge of the way the art world works and my knowledge also that you run a big workshop in germany with a0 or 50 staff doing the artwork with you, which clearly requires a lot of money. yeah. you make money from your art, don't you? yes, of course. and how do you live with that, given your feelings about the capitalocene period we're living in? absolutely. it's saying like, how much is good enough, right? and i think so if you don't put a limit of how much you earn, then you start to earn something that you don't need. and i think so, the majority — and this means, this is what i'm trying to do with the exhibitions also — this means in the first place when you enter the serpentine is pierre bollo, the spider diviner. and he's selling his own divination. this means when i went to camer

the in the heat of a ball salinas square a rally in coal for supporters of the largest pro catalogs independence policy warning both to is a bit dangerous to that course. in the event of a right wing victory in this region of 7 and a half 1000000 people that accounts familiar spain's economy regional economy has been the reality. and for the local section of society. secession from spain remains the goal. with delta, the sales 2017 bid for independence. tensions between both selena and the drift prevent the most serious crisis in spain's recent history center. right. people's policy that in government arrested and tried meet as of a trip to land independence movement and took back full control unless as soon as, when by the sunset, the leader of the spanish socialist workers party became prime minister in 2018, a new era of dialogue with such a motion, which led to apologize for the independence need is a sumptuous narrow majority in parliament for the past 5 years meant. he has have to rely on votes from both the catalogs and bask separate his policies to post legislation. and it's this level o

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and ended her opponents 14 match winning straight by taking the 3rd said 6, the author the match salinas spoke about what the win means for high blood means definitely and then lots and i know that lots of people back in new crane watching, i got really master vermont of messages from last wrong and the i didn't really check my phone yet today. but as i think you there will be a lot of for lots of messages. a lot of news i'm, i'm happy that i can bring little patronize through their life. uh, there was many videos also names and that's where the kids, uh, watching on their phones. uh and uh, you know, this really makes my heart melts and seeing this and, you know, just happy i could bring little happiness through to people if you frame a little media. lots. finally, zookeeper is helping animals beat the heat says china is northwest itself, is through a heat wave on hot days. these 2 john panders, get a special treat for apply that concept on blocks of ice. the fruit guys, pretty fast budgets the platter itself, that gets lot of attention and it's not just the panels that are off it refre

california's assembly has a new speaker of the house, robert rivas, who represents the salinas area,, house speaker emerita nancy pelosi and attorney general rob bonta were all part of the attendees at the ceremony. it lasted more than an hour and many of the speakers highlighted rivas rise to his new role from a humble, rural upbringing in farm worker housing. we return now to our coverage of this week's controversy, rulings from the supreme court in addition to ruling on the president's student loan plan, the court ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who argued that her religious beliefs prevented her from providing web design services to lgbtq couples. this comes despite a law in colorado barring discrimination based on sexual orientation, race or gender. the web designer, along with her attorney, argued the law violated her right to free speech. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the president is disappointed with that decision . this decision undermines the basic truth that no american should face discrimination for who they are or who they love. we are co

a dense fog advisory from the san mateo coastline all the way into the monterey bay and salinas valley. in the marine layer is below 1000 feet, so dense fog is something to watch out for. mild inland. 70's for the hills. fog to start the day at the coast. in the south bay, 86 tomorrow. 80, san jose. 97, gilroy. 81, palo alto. 63, half moon bay. san francisco will have another nice day at 70. 62 in daly city. in the north bay it will be hot away from the coastline. triple digits around cloverdale, ukiah, lakeport. 90, san rafael. 93, vallejo. and hayward at 81. 78, oakland. 87, fremont. if you are inland, many homes have air conditioning. in san francisco or other parts of the bay area, not everybody has that so take it easy. 101 in livermore, 100 and concord and 98 in pleasanton. the seven-day forecast has a summer heat inland tomorrow. we will drop into the 90's on sunday. 50's at the coast. th sunday, ushering in some cooler weather for most of the bay area. on monday, a wide range of temperatures. cooling resuming midweek. so we will see some 80's inland. some good temperatures. it

entÉrate por que jorge salinas refutÓ a la prensa.ha sido clave desde el momento que existiÓ, una de cada tres personas tienen algunos ahorros de emergencia, quÉ hacer para hacer crecer tu cuenta de ahorro . muchas personas se encuentran en la encrucijada de querer ahorrar dineropero no saben cÓmo empezar, quÉ podemos hacer? >> lo mÁs importante es tener un propÓsito, en esta parte de algunas cuentas es importante preguntarle al banco cuÁles son bÁsicamente las condiciones, las tasas de interÉs, hay que revisar esa parte bien porque es sobre ciertos montos. si colocamos un nuevo rol que ojalÁ que la cuentas en otro banco para que no tengamos la tentaciÓn de disponer de sus recursos. raÚl: hay quienes no tienen el dinero para ahorrar, quÉ deben hacer. >> hay que tener anotados los costos para saber que se puede mejorar y los cargos recurrentes , las tarjetas y hacer un anÁlisis bien al detalle, aquÍ hay un truco que es bien importante, cuando no se los recortes y los convierte en inversiÓn o ahorro eso de alguna forma termina un gasto

keep in mind is we have a possibility of fog at the coast and around the monterey bay, through the salinasbeen issued and visibility will be a quarter-mile or less. so be careful. 50's and 60's on the temperatures in the hills. 70's tomorrow morning. it will be a warm start in some parts of the bay area. that means it will be hot. tomorrow afternoon, 99 in morgan hill. 87, san jose. . 77 santa cruz 82 in mountain view. low 60's coast side. san francisco at 70. 63 in the sunset district. breezy at the coast. hazy sunshine as the smoke continues to impact us in the upper parts of the atmosphere. triple digits in cloverdale and calistoga. 96, santa rosa. above average in the east bay. hazy sunshine and hot inland with 102 in brentwood. here is a look at the forecast.summer heat inland again. then it will fizzle a bit on sunday. some easy and breezy conditions on monday. and than the temperatures drop into the 80's by midweek. which i think everybody will be ready by then. until then, take it easy. julian: that fizzling sizzle. sandhya: right? [laughter] julian: i like it. kristen: she is trad

. >> my partner herman and i drove up from salinas, california, because they want to support the first-everde event here in east palo alto. >> reporter: yes, this dance-filled celebration is east palo alto's very first community pride event, offering food, resources, even free clothing. the organizer grew up here and says she wanted to provide young people a safe space she never had. >> the reason why i wanted to start this is because i know firsthand, as someone who's experienced hate crimes here for being a trans woman, the lack of resources and the lack of sense of community that there is. growing up as a 14, 15-year-old. i had to take bar andical train on the way to the city. >> reporter: but not everyone in the community embraced the event. >> the backlash we experienced was a bit of, you know, hate comments from our instagram that we made for this event. >> reporter: so organizers ask that east palo alto police be at the event as a precaution. about 150 people attended, and there were no incidents. >> with all the antitrans legislation happening right now, it's important now more than

. >> reporter: during the pandemic one salinas at school and social life moved online, she was regularlyging with people on these apps. some she knew, some she did not. >> there were adults that would reach out, which i was not aware of, not too long ago . >> men, they knew she was a minor. >> so, we talked to several families who had kids that had suffered during tick-tock challenges gone awry, that suffered with bullying, that suffered with eating disorders, that suffered with general decline of mental health, i believe the school district in seattle is suing social media companies of the same idea . >>, they clearly play a role picks you have kids, do you know how many accounts they have? >> i do not. i do talk to them about social media quite a bit . >> there's no way parents can keep up with kids in the social media companies, both are invested in maintaining their privacy, and good luck . it is not just kind of keeping the teams door closed, so to speak, or [a whole different company picks right, depriving them of access to social media that all their friends have had . been a many

by the whately salinas colleges said they have no connection to federal where they have found their wayo also pull from the taxpayers. and this is the thing about affirmative action. this is 60 years of a policy it says one simple thing that blacks cannot think as well as whites do. we do not see affirmative action on the football field, basketball or any other sport it's always in the field of intelligence. at the end of the day they start this process the worst thing that happens, black americans unfortunately believe this idea the only way they can compete against white americans is to lower the bar for the worst thing for them. that parasitic idea of pulling people's hopes and dreams away and give them something else that is far away as possible. were going to make sure. david: great on the football fell great in congress. thank you so much for being here i appreciate spending a saturday with us. you might not need a loan if you're putting cash to work in the stock market this week. all three major averages rallying so far this year. nasdaq posting its best first half ever in histor

they came to the bay area from salinas. >> my daughter is a taylor fanatic so we came as a family. zach: in their eagerness, the family forgot about parking. >> we remembered we needed to look into parking and it was already sold out. they were selling them up to $400. zach: public transit became their savior turning out to be a better alternative to parking at levi's stadium. >> we don't have the headache of the traffic and to get out of there. i'm glad we have this option. zach: with service directly to levi's stadium, they have been marketing the transit system as a best option concertgoers whether friday or saturday. the light rail cars are always packed during levi's stadium events. this event is especially unique. >> we normally take between 10-15% of a sold-out crowd at the stadium. this time, they will be more people who are not going to be inside the stadium, so it -- it is anybody's guess how many people will be hanging out and enjoying it live from outside the stadium. zach: they are expecting more people unfamiliar with the system to use it and there will be ambassadors

minneapolis to sioux falls, also salina, that's the likeliest spot for strong storms. we have the storms and also the blistering heat. 36 million people impacted. notice it's across the country, too. sort of coast to coast. the southwest with temperatures soaring today. the pacific northwest, you're under a heat advisory. in the southeast we'll factor in the humidity where it will feel warmer than it actually is. >> michelle, let's talk about climate. even climate deniers have to acknowledge it's getting hotter and hotter, the oceans are getting hotter. we have more storms, earlier storms and they're much more severe. >> i think what we've seen over the past few weeks, a perfect example. storms get stronger and last longer. we're not seeing storms move along. i think of the jet stream almost like a conveyor belt at the grocery store. what happens with the climate connection, things start to get stuck. there's a traffic -- in the atmosphere there's a traffic block. that's what we're seeing with the area of high pressure, talking about the heat dome in place. temperature

in neighboring benin, we meet salina -- and mother of five who walked over an hour to get one of her a hair salon, but doesn't have enough money. and now she fears her daughter may need surgery. we traveled here with american military personnel. captain stephanie jury so is the first woman to lead a group of special operations troops, focused on helping people here. >> you have to show people that you care about them, and that you're here for them and that their government is here for them. >> this 29-year-old army nurse says this outreach is working. the locals are no longer afraid of the military, and they are brothers and sisters now, she says. giving them an option other than joining terror groups who threaten them if they don't. bringing together the military and civilians with the same goal. >> it's helping provide much-needed resources to these populations in rural areas. >> meanwhile tonight, the u.s. is calling on the presidential guard to release the president, who they are still detaining. i'm >> all right, thanks to courtney kube for that report. after the break, a new ho

salinas native started a business called la segunda where he transforms blankets into tote bags.ery tote by hand in his garage. his slogan, handmade. >> why don't i make a bag, i've never seen that before. in society we waste items because it's so easy to discard them and not put them to use. i'm trying to put it out there that you can make something with these materials. >> he's already had already than 1 million views, 200,000 likes on tiktok, and i jumped on his instagram page this morning. most of those are all sold out. >> they're beautiful. i want one. >> i do, too. they have guadalupe, it's cool. >> i like the surprise, too, when you go to the interview part and he starts out with, yo, these bags i'm making. >> i love it. >> that's what you get when it's handmade, with a lot of love. >> we're loving this forecast. >> yeah. >>> some of us might not need heavy mexican blankets right now, some of us are seeing warmer summer nights. let's see what's happening this weekend. santa clara county fair is still going on. if you didn't get tickets to taylor swift, there's plenty of t