there was information that came to german police and the school district that macey rodríguez, que leanteniendo conversaciones inapropiadas con un estudiante de secundaria. después de investigar diferentes mensajes de texto en celulares, confirmamos que rodríguez sí estaba contactando inapropiadamente a un estudiante. encontramos varios mensajes de naturaleza sexual. inclusive hubo un punto en que tenía planeado reunirse con el estudiante para involucrarse en actos sexuales, dijo tony body, portavoz del departamento del alguacil. quiero recalcar que esta tutora no era empleada del distrito escolar unificado de kerman, sino de la compañía de tutores teaching fellows y según me comentó toni, ambas agencias han colaborado plenamente con las autoridades. hasta el momento se desconoce si la víctima se trataba de un niño o una niña, pero se sabe que este intercambio de mensajes de texto duró aproximadamente 6 meses. también se sabe que aún no hay pruebas que indiquen que la sospechosa y la víctima mantuvieron relaciones sexuales físicamente. estamos intentando de comunicarnos con representa

director rodriguez good morning chair g. and director is jesse keller s.f. cta i will say that we are really thrilled to be here this morning and i will say in the context of your preceding item that we see this mou as unqualifiedly positive and in fact in the context of the uncertainty we are all confronting i would characterize it as something that helps to fortify the firm foundation of local partnership that will be particularly necessary as we confront the turbulent times that director vander water spoke to as director rodriguez noted i am here on behalf of the joint mtc s.f. cta governance team underneath or as part of the entire integrated program management team. i do also want to offer and add my gratitude to the entirety of the ipm team for their hard work on this mou. it feels now as if we had innumerable meetings and conversations on this topic over obviously the last four years and i'll also thank our leadership at all of our agencies through our previous executive steering committee and now our executive working group for their continuous couns

reportera: reina rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.e 13 y 12 aÑos de edad fueron encontrados por la policÍa viviendo entre basuras y excrementos, y bien solos desde hace cinco aÑos, ahora estÁn enfrenta cargos por abuso infantil ante los que se declara inocente. y la alcaldesa de los Ángeles destituyÓ a la jefa de bomberos por supuestamente manejar mal la crisis que crearon los incendios en varias ciudades de su condado, jaime garcÍa nos tiene reportajes desde los Ángeles. reportero: polÉmico ha sido el despido de la mujer transgÉnero bomberos de los Ángeles. la alcaldesa anunciÓ el despido debido a las grandes fallas de liderazgo que resultaron en el incendio del 7 de enero y la negativa a la elaborar un informe posterior a siniestro. Él hace 3 m cooperar con la investigaciÓn de lo que pasÓ. y dejÓ a mÁs de 1000 bomberos que estaban trabajando, los dejaron ir despuÉs de su turno. reportero: la craig counsell municipal reaccionÓ con indignaciÓn al despido de la jefa de bomberos como un intento de convertirla en un chivo expiatorio y se

alguacil dalia rodríguez a las 18:00 de la tarde vamos a continuar con nuestra conversación.iendo algo que usted no se haya dado cuenta. ha llovido y aparte de eso también seguramente sintió esos fuertes vientos en diferentes partes de la región. en pantalla vemos san josé, san francisco y también san rafael. eso es lo que vemos nosotros. pero qué ve vianey arana con su super radar? bueno, pues sigue nuestro caza tormentas, justo como l lo dijiste, nuestro radar. mira nada más sigue marcando esa precipitación, bastante nieve que sigue cayendo sobre la sierra. pero mencionaste los vientos que realmente nos vamos a preocupar porque ya hemos visto bastante lluvia. entonces, como te mencioné, los árboles potencial ahí avanzando en las próximas horas con la lluvia, la tierra está sentida ahora vientos hasta cuándo se quedan los vientos? bueno, parece que hasta el momento el resto de esta noche se mantendrá así ese panorama. y bueno, ya avanzando hacia el viernes, la primera parte de nuestro día, algunos impactos con inestabilidad, pero el fin de semana creo que les va a gustar. a

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria.'s team is prepping more budget cuts this morning. the pentagon is next on the list of agencies to face cuts, and they'll be the most drastic the agency has faced in over a decade. here's abc news reporter nicole diantonio. >> this morning, sweeping budget cuts expected to hit the pentagon. sources tell abc news defense secretary pete hegseth asked top pentagon officials to draw up plans for a sweeping 8% cut. the department has not seen cuts this deep in more than a decade. the defense department employs nearly 878,000 civilians, with up to 60,000 being probationary employees. on monday, doge posted a list on its website of more than a thousand federal contracts it claims to have terminated. >> it's a middle finger to our heroes and the and their lives of service. >> sources tell abc news hegseth is preparing to fire or remove a series of top generals and senior officials. a list of their names already circulating among republicans on capitol hill. >> the staff and other members of th

melissa rodriguez thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. all right, gloria, thank you. >> happening today, alameda county is swearing in its new district attorney, judge ursula jones. dixon will take over the da's office. the board of supervisors selected her after voters recalled pamela price. judge jones dixon will take over a department struggling with a huge case backlog. facing criticism from families of crime victims. she will serve until at least next year, when voters will elect a da. leaders in napa will weigh in on a controversial proposal for glamping. today, it's getting strong pushback from residents. the plan calls to turn this area shaded in orange, near the silverado trail and hagen road, into a massive resort. the grange campground would include up to 100 high end camping trailers, tents, a pool, and five permanent buildings. neighbors are raising concerns about traffic and safety. they say the area floods when it rains and are worried about fire pits in an area with a high wildfire risk. >> it's going to end up in litigati

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in studio this morning.ts say this isn't just about one policy being put forth by the president and his team. >> that's right, reggie, these protests are organized by the 5051 movement that stands for 50 protests, 50 states, one movement. and organizers say they want the trump administration to uphold the constitution and end what they are calling executive overreach. yesterday, dozens of protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose mass deportations of immigrants. the march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families who formed the group rights over borders. rumors of ice raids in their city of san mateo and the bay area inspired them to take action. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. >> i just think it's important to advocate for those who don't have a voice. and i mean, if you have one, use it. there's so many ways to use it. you're more powerful than you think. >> so the 21 mile march made stops

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria.here's growing concern this morning about the future of our national parks. the trump administration recently cut about a thousand new park service employees. that includes some at point reyes national seashore and yosemite. many of the workers maintain and clean the parks, educate visitors, and perform functions that keep the park safe for us. >> when covid happens and we didn't have as many boots on the ground, people were cutting down joshua trees. trash was everywhere. people were driving in the meadows, you know, it was a free for all. and our parks suffered swease used some foresight. these are not to be managed for profit. let's preserve them for the greater good. whether you're a red voter or a blue voter. we all love our parks, and i hope president trump and this administration will realize that and preserve them. >> the department of the interior, which oversees the national parks, has declined to comment on the cuts. park advocates say if you're planning to visit a park this

melissa rodriguez thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in the studio.ria, activists say this isn't just one policy that they are upset about. >> that's right, reggie. and these protests are organized by the 5051 movement that stands for 50 protests, 50 states, one movement organizers say they want the trump administration to uphold the constitution and end what they are calling executive overreach. yesterday, dozens of protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose mass deportations of immigrants. the march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families who formed the group rights over borders. rumors of ice raids in their city of san mateo and the bay area inspired them to take action. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. >> i just think it's important to advocate for those who don't have a voice. and i mean, if you have one, use it. there's so many ways to use it. you're more powerful than you think. >> so the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno ci

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here.h how soon those cameras are going to be turned on, and when you could face a fine gloria. >> very soon, reggie, because the cameras are expected to be turned on next month, there's one that's already installed at the intersection of geary boulevard and seventh avenue in the richmond district. and we have a map that shows you the 33 intersections around the city where the speed cameras will be going up. the locations were chosen because they are high injury streets. they're in school zones or on streets with a history of sideshows. now your back license plate will be photographed if you're driving 11mph or more over the posted speed limit, and then you will be getting a citation in the mail, you can be fined between $50 and $500, but the city will not be imposing those fines for the first two months the group walked san francisco, and traffic victims say that this will help prevent crashes and speeding. and this morning, they are gathering in the richmond district. they are celebrating

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez went to find out what happens next for the employees who work there and the people who come to visit. >> the presidio. a 1500 acre national park overlooking the golden gate bridge is one of san francisco's most iconic landmarks. but the federal agency that manages the historic park, the presidio trust, is in danger of being eliminated by president trump. the president's executive order says it's aimed at dramatically reducing the size of the federal government to minimize waste and abuse. it calls a trust in several other agencies unnecessary. >> i think that's shameful. we need more park space in this city. this has wonderful resources for folks who live here, folks who work here for visitors, for tourists. it brings a lot of tourists and tourist dollars to the city as well. >> i am hopeful that natural spaces like these will be able to be preserved. i'm hopeful that the spaces are rented out to other organizations, like the bay school, or the fact that they have food trucks out here every weekend. you know, it's just a really amazing gathering

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here.ith how soon the cameras are going to be turned on, and when you could face a fine gloria. >> good morning. reggie. cameras will be turned on starting next month. one is already installed at the intersection of geary boulevard and seventh avenue in the richmond district. but asin you mentioned, that is just one spot. the map shows 33 intersections around the city where speed cameras will be going up. the speed safety cameras will take a picture of the back license plate of cars going 11mph or more over the posted speed limit. violators will get citations in the mail, but the city will not be imposing those fines. for the first two months, the group walked san francisco and traffic victims worked on legislation for six years to make this happen. they say this will help prevent crashes and speeding. and this morning, the group will gather at the geary and seventh intersection to celebrate what they are calling a milestone. locations for the cameras were chosen because of the high number

samantha rodríguez telemundo.o vamos a beneficiar al planeta o me voy a beneficiar a mis amigos económicamente? y esas políticas también van en torno a si creo en el calentamiento global, si creo en lo que está pasando. ya estamos viendo. más adelante vamos a hablar también sobre una especie que podría estar que están pidiendo que se incluya aquí, que se incluya en los animales en peligro de extinción. son señales de lo que está pasando. no ha llovido. recién hay la primera lluvia después de mucho tiempo. tenemos que observar que esto está pasando. todo comienza con señales y termina con lamentaciones. exactamente. esperemos no llegar ahí. bueno, muchos dirán ay, eso le tocará a mi nieto. ya no me importa. pero no. es importante también concentrarnos en tener la información con franchela. qué tal césar y dayanna? muy buenas noches. así es. esperamos grandes cambios en el patrón del tiempo con una serie de tormentas que ya se están alineando sobre el océano pacífico asociado con un río atmosférico bastante fuerte.

samanta rodríguez telemundo.la calle para ver cómo está la situación. pero miren cómo está de nublado. lo que estamos viendo en este momento es la carretera 101, exactamente por la ciudad de san josé. se puede ver bastante, bastante nublado en la línea de lo que nos advertía francela. van a ser días con lluvia hoy. la verdad es que también la lluvia acompañó desde un poquito, desde la mañana. desde la tarde se vio un poquito más. y al parecer, como nos decía ella, se queda todo el día. esta es su ruta. pues así está la situación. ahora nos vamos a ver cuáles son las condiciones de la carretera 2, 80 y también en la 17, porque ahí se se se conjugan las 2. esto es en el área de san josé. como usted observará, al menos en lo que corresponde a las condiciones del tiempo que se puede ver, pues es igual el tránsito, no hay mayor cosa que reportar, pero un último vistazo richmond lo dice claramente. de hecho, la cámara que no nos permite ver nos dice claramente qué es lo que está pasando. está lloviendo a esta hora en r

rodriguez. >> all right. union square, how are we feeling? i want to hear you. we just came off of an incredible weekend. that's what san francisco is about and that's what union square is about. the billboards are still up and what do they say? we don't play. >> we don't play san francisco. i'm so excited about this great opportunity that we are talking about today. why? because san francisco's lifeblood is right here where you are standing. >> the hospitality zone is where we put our best foot forward. it's where we greet our guests, where we welcome visitors not only locally our san franciscans, our bay area residents, our northern californians but internationally all over the world and nationally. this is us. this is what we represent. we can't move. the convention center west of twin peaks we can't move union square in 12,000 hotel rooms anywhere else. it is here and we have to continue to invest. when people come to visit us for two days, three days a convention just coming into town because they've heard so many wonderful things about our world class city

alejandra rodriguez, desde ciudad de panama, tiene mas detalles. .>> en medio de la controversia porr la supuesta influencia de china en esa via, el secretario de estado e estadounidense, marco rubio, visito el pais en su primera gira oficial. rubio se reunio durante dos horas con el presidente jose raul mulino. en el encuentro tambien estuvieron presentes el ministro de economia de panama y el ministro para asuntos del canal. tras el encuentro, mulino dio una rueda de prensa en solitario en la que explico que se abordaron temas clave como la cooperacion en materia de migracion y la seguridad regional y el tema mas esperado, el canal dpanama. mulino dijo que reafirmo la soberania panamena y que la administracion del canal no son negociables.>> la soberania de panama no esta en cuestion. eso es muy importante y se lo explique en detalle. lo que el tratado o lo que el canal de panama en manos panamenas , representa para todos nosotros. ese canal crecio en manos panamenas. ahi esta la ampliacion a ojos vista. >> para este analista la c controversia ha tenido un efecto en el pais. >> 25

pero la recomendación de rodríguez es tener una fotografía de su pasaporte o una fotografía de su actasí. 1 lo siente o lo siente. qué mensaje le tienes al presidente trump siendo tú ciudadano? que mire que nosotros los latinos, tanto que somos ciudadanos como los que no somos ciudadanos, los que no son ciudadanos, estamos aportándole a este país. estamos trabajando por este país. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48 y recuerde que tenemos también a disposición de ustedes ese número de whatsapp para que se comunique con nuestro equipo de producción. puede abrir la cámara de su teléfono en este momento? escanee ese código qr que ve en pantalla y desde allí nos podrá escribir. también puede hacerlo si quiere marcar al 408 728 48 48. recuerde, somos primeros contigo. y las protestas contra las políticas migratorias del presidente donald trump no se detienen esta vez. activistas, estudiantes y líderes comunitarios se reunieron hoy en san josé en una manifestación que comenzó con una marcha por el centro de la ciudad, organizada por una coalición de grupos comunitarios. luego, alrededor de

se trata de dalia rodríguez.ra conversación aquí con dalia rodríguez, sub alguacil de la oficina del alguacil del condado de santa clara. gracias por continuar aquí con nosotros de tomarse el tiempo. el gusto es mío. claro que sí. queremos preguntarle esto porque reportamos. de hecho, aquí hace unos días hubo presencia de ice en la ciudad de san josé, el departamento de policía confirmó que fue. notificado. usted su oficina recibe alguna notificación de ice en algunos casos o hay algo de comunicación? recibimos notificación nada más. cuando tienen que venir a hacer una orden de arresto a nuestras oficinas cotidianas. o sea, la la cárcel, por ejemplo. pero de allí no hay. no hay noticias antes de que ellos lleguen a ninguna vecindad. ok, y para explicarle un poco a la gente en casa, su oficina puede prevenir o intervenir alguna actividad de ice en la región. nosotros no podemos hacer ninguna intervención con ice porque ese es un trabajo que ellos tienen que hacer. nosotros no podemos involucrarnos en o prevenir de

meteorologist drew tuma is tracking the storm while gloria rodriguez is tracking the roadways.th them in just a few minutes. >> a racist phrase spray painted on the fence of a home near san leandro is being investigated as a hate crime. the homeowner is black, and the words no black were scrawled on her fence. one neighbor, who has lived on the street for several years, says he has never seen anything like this before. the woman, who is a first time homeowner, says she a has overcome a lot to be there. >> i come from homelessness institutions, jails, drug abuse. i founded an organization, the east bay recovery community organization, so that people can come and heal and recover, not based on the color of their skin. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is leading the investigation. the sheriff's department says, quote, we take hate crimes very seriously. this is uncalled for. this type of behavior, this type of criminal act cannot happen in our community. >> six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo is looking for hundreds of new employees. the amusement park is hosting a week l

live in oakland gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> all right gloria looking forward to that.ell, the oakland roots are offering a unique opportunity for oakland school children to come out to a game for free. the roots will hold their season opener at the coliseum on saturday, march 22nd, and they are launching the acorn project to ensure that every student in oakland has the chance to attend the home opener for free. each school in the oakland unified school district has been given a code that they can share with families. other districts that also want to sign up for free tickets can visit the acorn project's website. the oakland roots and soul believe that every young person deserves to experience the games first hand. time magazine has released its 2025 women of the year. the publication will release the edition in three different covers, featuring three of the women on this year's list. actress nicole kidman appears on one of the covers. another features wnba star a'ja wilson and the third shows gymnast jordan chiles. the list pays tribute to 13 women who time says ident

rudy rodríguez, 1 de los miembros de la junta, tiene la esperanza de salvar estas escuelas de algunatendente y otros miembros de la junta aseveraron que si no toman una decisión muy pronto para antes de este mes, es la meta. ellos dicen que el distrito podría verse en la bancarrota para el próximo enero. es frustrante no estar mirando nuestra comunidad. a mí sí. es una comunidad más en la pobre. este ahorita me pone a pensar qué voy a hacer. mañana será un día triste. no sé qué hacer. a lo mejor ya ni me voy a mandar a mi niño a la escuela. buscaré otra que así nos apoyaría, porque no es solamente una de las razones que se discutieron durante la reunión, era la posibilidad de encontrar más fondos estatales. esto luego de un discurso por parte de una representante del senador estatal dave cortés, quien le urgió a la junta de no tomar ninguna decisión hasta después que se finalice el presupuesto del gobernador en mayo, mencionando que se anticipan más fondos disponibles para las escuelas bajo la propuesta 98. rudy rodríguez, como mencioné, pidió más tiempo para indagar con el senador s

james rodríguez?sta este fin de semana y arrancan los earthquakes. buen espíritu, verdad? sí, de hecho a mí me parece que por lo menos en la delantera, lo que son cristian espinoza, hernán lópez, chicho arango y joseph martínez, me atrevo a decir que es 1 de los 5 mejores ataques de toda la liga. habrá que ver cómo se balancea el equipo con mediocampo y defensa y después como vienen los cambios, que es a mí la parte que me preocupa, porque un partido que se complique donde no metan muchos goles de la banca va a ser difícil. de donde se ha invertido mucho, no? o sea, hay gran expectativa por eso, porque se está apostando por el equipo y yo creo que también el proyecto también es a medio plazo, porque es cierto, vienes con estas 2 grandes estrellas para meter goles. viene bruce arena, que es un viejo lobo de mar en cuanto a lo que tiene la liga y además que ha dirigido 2 mundiales, pero creo que todavía le faltan algunas piezas, no se pudieron conseguir en este mercado de pases, que es el más difícil po

reina rodrÍguez, nos dice que significa esta declaraciÓn.iferentes cÁrteles como grupos terroristas. >> hay refuerzos para combatir estos. reina: el cÁrtel de sinaloa, jalisco nueva generaciÓn, el cartel de noroeste, familia michoacana, carteles unidos y el plan del golfo, parrillas con orÍgenes en venezuela, como el tren de aragua y en ese 13 de el salvador, la lista puede cambiar dijeron fuentes con conocimiento. >> ya habrÁ tiempo porque los carteles matan gente cuando mueven su droga. >> tomarÁn acciones ofensivas contra sus actividades. la medida se basa en una orden ejecutiva el presidente donald trump con el fin de erradicar bandas considerados una amenaza, a presidenta mexicana claudia sheinbaum dijo que los fabricantes y comerciantes de armas eran cÓmplices ante la designaciÓn de carteles, agregÓ que ampliarÍan la demanda que mÉxico presentÓ contra la industria armamentista. >> el 70% de las armas vienen de estados unidos, cÓmo quedan las armadoras y distribuidoras? reina: las bandas no sÓlo traen el fentanilo y otras drogas sino qu

presentadora: la guardia nacional tiene autoridad para reina rodrÍguez nos cuenta como que el programa. [habla en inglÉs] el funcionario junto al zar fronterizo visito el paso texas donde se han estacionado cientos de tropas para controlar la inmigraciÓn irregular, una prioridad para el pentÁgono. nunca he visto a la cantidad de compromisos de otras agencias de aplicaciÓn de la ley, tendremos Éxito finalmente. >> existe el peligro de los carteles, no van a poder entrar el fentanilo ni el contrabando de personas. un contingente tener para preparar la base naval con capacidad para 30,000 deportados del mandatario republicano. y estamos ante los primeros para ser cuestionada sobre el objetivo de detener inmigrantes. >> es como utilizar esto para terminales. la guardia nacional puede realizar arrestos a migrantes como parte de un acuerdo que entrÓ en vigor de inmediato. indicar o que aumenta la fuerza laboral para la seguridad fronteriza y la ley prohibirÍa que llevarÁ a cabo detenciones de inmigraciÓn. >> de tenerla para pasarla directamente. de inmediato pasamos con nuestro compaÑero par

reyna rodrÍguez con los detalles. >> [habla en inglÉs] reyna: la casa blanca confirmÓ que ya estÁn encentro de detenciÓn en la base militar de guantÁnamo. >> [habla en inglÉs] hay mucho espacio para alojar a mucha gente y lo vamos a aprovechar. reportera: dijo el presidente donald trump, un vuelo desde texas lleva aproximadamente una docena de inmigrantes a bordo, con personas familiarizadas en el asunto. la sedentaria de la seguridad nacional en la redes sociales x escribiÓ que en guantÁnamo se albergara lo peor de lo peor, con la imagen de presuntos inmigrantes en custodia. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: surge luego de que el mandatario ordenÓ ampliar la capacidad de detenciÓn ahÍ para albergar a mÁs de 30.000 personas. el pentÁgono desplegarÁ a cientos de militares para despejar el sitio. sucede mientras som y sus asesores de extender la directiva mÁs allÁ de los lÍmites de las leyes y la constituciÓn. el 20 de enero trump dijo que invocarÍa la ley de enemigos extranjeros de 1928 para defender al paÍs>>califica como amenazas e invasiones, y lo que podrÍa impulsar sus exportaciones

melissa rodriguez thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is marissa rodriguez.ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optim

los sospechosos son marcos david omaÑa romero, josÉ roberto rodrÍguez y armando aguilar se villas .ompaÑÍa que realizaba labores de limpieza en la noche en tres de los restaurantes robados. la dueÑa de uno de los negocios robados dijo que los arrestos no incluyen a su cafÉ y que espera que la policÍa de palo alto sigue investigando y de con los responsables del robo a su negocio. segÚn detallÓ la policÍa a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, los presuntos ladrones se llevaron las cajas de seguridad de tres restaurantes. en total se robaron $16,000. el 23 de diciembre se robaron de restaurante $5000 en efectivo. el 26 de diciembre fueron $4000 del restaurante nola, y el 28 de diciembre $7000 del restaurante y tan. el cafÉ copa de la calle ramona tambiÉn sufriÓ un robo de poco mÁs de $1000 el 31 de diciembre y daÑos materiales de miles de dÓlares. el 27 de diciembre el restaurante san agus ubicado en calleja hamilton tambiÉn fue robado pero se llevaron cuatro tabletas electrÓnicas. >> que sigan trabajando para que nos ayudan tanto para que los negocios no estÁn con miedo. tanto como noso

melissa rodriguez thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is marissa rodriguez.e ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of opt

reyna rodrÍguez nos cuenta cÓmo queda el panorama en la frontera.glÉs] reyna: el funcionario junto al zar fronterizo o , tom homan. >> nunca he visto la cantidad de compromiso de los militares y de otras agencias de aplicaciÓn de la ley. esto es un cambio de juego. finalmente tendremos Éxito, asegurÓ homan. >> existe el peligro donde los carteles se van a desesperar, no va a poder entrar el fentanilo fÁcilmente, el contrabando de personas. >> un contingente de los marine llegaron a la base de guantÁnamo cumpliendo con la orden ejecutiva del mandatario republicano. vamos tras los peores, revelÓ kristi noem, tras ser cuestionada. >> usamos esto para criminales. reyna: aquÍ en texas la guardia nacional en el estado puede realizar arrestos a migrantes. en su red social x, abott indicÓ que el convenio afecta la seguridad fronteriza, hasta ahora la ley aseguraba que estos fronterizos llevaran a cabo detecciÓn de migraciÓn. >> van a poder llevar a cabo a la persona indocumentada y pasÁrsela a board patrol. ilia: hasta ahora a 300.000 venezolanos tiene su f

rachel: pastor samuel rodriguez we're happy to end this on a positive note and i'm feeling it aroundx every now and then so you can go to tcs foxnews.com and we love having you on both the the shows. >> thank you god bless. rachel: turning now to your headlines hey lisa. lisa: great interview, thank you. that's right french president emmanuel macron is calling for an emergency meeting with european leaders to discuss president trump. poland foreign minister telling politico he expects conversation to be in a serious fashion discussing the challenges posed by trump eu officials say meeting will take place tomorrow. >> a new investigation from military.com revealing that over 151 million dollars the 225 million collected from the u.s. army soldiers are food cost end up being spent elsewhere and money collected from soldiers at 11 of the army's largest bases although it is not yet known what the money was spent on i think we should point out. those are your headlines -- so brian johnson is on a quest to defy aging. he tells us how next. (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pai

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> so hungry.rite disney stars are taking to the ice in the east bay this weekend. disney on ice opened at the oakland arena, debuting their new show, magic in the stars. the disney magic will go next to the sap center in san jose from february 26th through march 2nd. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> still ahead here. >> digging into san francisco's rat problem. >> i've seen some rats in the alleys at night. >> wherever there are people and food, rats are going to proliferate. >> i think they're just smart creatures. they don't want to come out if they're not, if they know they're going to be caught. >> what the city is doing to decrease the rat population. we put abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez on the assignment next. >> and meet the east bay woman helping build a better bay area. one artist for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from

para oscar rodrÍguez su pareja y su bebÉ de tres meses este era su hogar, nos dice que lo defendiÓ hastana multa por parte de la ciudad, buscÓ ayuda para poder reconstruir su vivienda y obtuvo un subsidio de $40,000, pero como Él nos explica. esto simplemente no alcanza para mucho. se brom para reconstruir a lo que nos estÁn ofreciendo si acaso pueden construir 10 pies cuadrados. todo depende de la ayuda que recibe. nos estaremos quedando de hotel en hotel y la asistencia se nos va acabar. >> tengo un perro que parece figuran y donde hemos querido rentar no aceptan perros y quieren que nada mÁs sea de 25 libras, excluyen la raza de perro que tengo. mientras tanto oficiales aseguran que estÁn haciendo todo lo posible para ayudar a los residentes a reconstruir. >> fuertes inundaciones tambiÉn california dejaron al menos dos personas muertas, el alguacil dijo que encontraron el cuerpo de un hombre atrapado en una alcantarilla, la segunda vÍctima es otro hombre que habÍa sido reportado como desaparecido y fue encontrado en una carretera, el fenÓmeno dejÓ mÁs de dos pulgadas de lluvia. un tor

lise rodriguez has been driving bat tours for eight years. >> what does the panama canal mean to you?nguage ] your life. >> reporter: the dispute was sparked by president trump's accusations that chinese companies have taken control of the canal. the united states is the primary user of the panama canal. with about 70% of the traffic that goes through the canal coming to or going from the united states. but a close second is china. >> we either want it back or we're going to get something very strong or we're going to take it back. >> reporter: what are you hearing about the u.s. wanting to take over the canal? [ speaking in a global language ] because they think -- they think that china's operating 100% of the canal and you're saying it's false. >> reporter: the 51-mile-long canal is owned by an independent government agency in panama, which charges each vessel passing through. there is a hong kong-based company that manages two of the four major ports that exist along the canal. they do not charge fees for ships going through the canal, only those that choose to use those ports. >>

marissa rodriguez, thank you for your support. as was noted, 25 years ago was my first start at the nba here in the bay area. it's exciting for me how much this game and this week long activity has grown. the mayor noted 214 countries and territories, 67 different languages, the entire world will be focused on the bay area over the next couple of days. i know the bay area is going to shine. what we want to do on this iconic shopping location, right? this is one of the most historic iconic shopping locations in the world is to want to create a branded destination for the fans and the people from the country to come here to the bay area for this event and wanted to create this nation event and we wanted to do this in this community with san francisco and chamber of commerce and we will have businesses doing pop ups and other events. coming here, i saw lines of people waiting to get in stores on powell street which is a testament to the impact that we can off not only on the court but off the court as well. i'm excited and i can't wa

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> coming up, banning cell phones in schools. in th i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ in. and spencer joining us today. so cell phones and other smart devices are now banned from the classroom in california's largest school district. now we've seen this in the bay area and now it's los angeles turn. students had to put their devices into pouches when they arrive for school this

. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier spoke with abc seven's gloria rodriguez and karina nova today about the crash. at a press conference yesterday, president trump was quick to blame the crash on dei diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. desaulnier criticized those comments. >> in one word madness. this is where focus comes in. important and listening to experts. uh- common sense would tell you to listen to your doctor if you have cancer like i do, rather than blaming something just because it's an opinion. in this instance, i just found that outrageous and quite unhinged. to tell you the truth, out of respect for those people who died and their families who are suffering so much. why? why would you say something like that? those kids, man, those kids, those skaters, i i'm sorry. it's just completely unacceptable why anyone would vote for somebody who would say things like that. to be perfectly honest, it's hard for me to comprehend. >> desaulnier sits on the aviation subcommittee of the house committee on transportation. he says the committee was briefed on the crash, but

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> yeah, we all want donuts now after seeing that, right?k outside with lisa. >> all right. we are a little over an hour away from sunrise, and we're in the 40s pretty much everywhere. look outside here. nice and quiet. where temperatures are on the cool side. but we'll warm up another 20 degrees for 60 and 70 today. my accuweather seven day forecast is coming up. >> thank you lisa. also next the warriors were in sacramento to start the second half of the season. it's the race to get to the top of the (husband) well, the listing says it's a “modern rustic haven in a quaint rural setting.” plus, we got it for a steal! (wife) maybe 'cause it's a barn? (burke) if it's important, it's not worth compromising. which is why with farmers, you don't have to compromise quality to get great savings on your insurance. i saw a nice hotel down the road. little less pungent. (wife) yeah. (burke) shall we? ♪ i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in oakland with a sneak peek at this production. gloria. >> good morning. yeah, this is very exciting. you can see behind me they have the whole setup underway here for disney on ice magic in the stars. so this is a very cool show. and right now we are joined live by louisa warren who portrays asha in the show. so thank you for joining us. so bright and early today. >> good morning. thank you. yes. welcome to disney on ice magic in the stars. it is one of the newer shows and it's our first time visiting oakland. and we're very excited to bring all of these fun numbers to oakland. so you'll be able to see some of your favorite disney characters on the ice. >> and i understand that something that's really neat about this show is that you have the most disney characters in this one show, right? >> that is right. so we have over 200 costumes and around 50 characters on the ice. so yeah. >> that is so amazing. what's your favorite character? i got to say asha. right? >> yes. you know, i portray the role of asha, which is very exciting. a

in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all those donuts just looked incredible.re taking to the ice in the east bay this weekend. disney on ice opened at the oakland arena, debuting their new show, magic in the stars. the disney magic will then head over to the sap center in san jose starting february 26th through march 2nd. disney is the parent company of abc seven news. let's get a quick check outside with lisa. >> all right zach. good morning to you. hi, everyone. it is 45, in santa cruz right now. partly cloudy, 66 on the way. so with some low 60s here at our local beaches. it will be coolest along the shoreline with low 70s in our inland valleys. but we will have a opportunity for a few showers before we could see more record warmth arriving the middle of next week. my full accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> we look forward to at least a thank you. also next, the warriors were in sacramento to start the second half of the season. it's the race to get to the we go with a look at our satellite picture. you can see in the upper top of the frame there, t

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