until early april, for example, timothy alvarado was in jail under burglary charges.e coronavirus game and the fears of it ramped up, he was released back into the population, swiftly returned to the life of crime. we know that conclusively because we have the record. in may 2nd, he stole a minivan and led police on a high-speed chase. officers caught him. instead of jailing him, they issueded a citation and they releasedin him. two days later, alvarado stole another car, was caught again, and once again was simply issued ,a citation and release. six days later, he was caught with another stolen car, and in possession of methamphetamine. he was given a citation and released. alvarado promptly stole the exact same car a few days later. same outcome again. citation, release. finally on saturday what you knew what was going to happen, happened. alvarado was arrested after stabbing a man nearly to death. that is the allegation.. the same time alvarado was embarking on his state sanctioned crime spree, california gym owner was arrested for trying to open his gym to patrons

alvarado was arrested after stabbing a man nearly to death. that is the allegation.ame time alvarado was embarking on his state sanctioned crime spree, california gym owner was arrested for trying to open his gym to patrons. he didn't steal a car, he didn't stab anybody come he didn't have crystal meth in his pocket, he tried to work. that is the priority of the authoritarians now in charge. criminals go free, you step out of line 80 or punished. their priorities have never been clearer. on april 12, new jersey resident was criminally charged for the crime of, brace yourself, reading a book and a lifeguard stand on a beach with no one else on it. meanwhile, state authorities were ordering the release of criminals for crimes like failing to register as a sex offender, child endangerment, assaulting police officers. almost immediately at least one of those released re-offended and he won't be the last. bill de blasio was warning citizens that police will pull them out of the water if they dare to go swimming. meanwhile, in the month of april alone, more than 1500 inmat

we can now speak to the president of costa rica, carlos alvarado quesada. very good to talk to you.or you against considerable opposition. indeed. and today isa opposition. indeed. and today is a historic day in costa rica, because it's about human dignity and human rights, not only about one specific right, human rights for all. so that is why we are happy as a whole. i was looking out the list. of course you know far better than me, there were other moves to legalise same—sex marriage in uruguay, ecuador, brazil. but costa rica is quite conservative. i think that's related mostly to democratic institutions. many conservative voices had opinions, and we wa nted voices had opinions, and we wanted to make same—sex marriage legal in costa rica, recognising it is a human right through the appropriate channels. many people in the past years, the lgbt community in costa rica, not only were they bullied, but there were also persecuted either by police, having this recognition now. so to have the security of lords of the families and the children —— of the law, that is to recognise human d

29 paÍs a nivel mundial en aprobar el matrimonio igualitario, el presidente de esta naco, carlos alvaradoue muchas veces, les fue limitada. >>> entre gritos, aplausos la televisiÓn estatal transmitio lo que muchos califican como hecho histÓrico, en 2018 la corte plenoing do a la naciÓn reconocer y garantizar los derechos entre personas del del mismo sexo, incluido el matrimonio. >>> esto significa que ya una pareja del mismo sexo no estarÁ de sade zampa rada. en caso de muerte, separaciÓn. >>> en losa Últimos aÑos el tema polarizÓ a la asamblea del paÍs. >>> ganÓ lasen a tez, el respeto an estado de derecho, fa no la visiÓn, que tenemos las y los costa wri zeno ceso, pablo alvarado, telemundo. pau pausa. quÉ tan seguro es medirse la ropa al ir de compras, sepa al volver. -- el dueÑo de "nick's door" anunci su decisin a travs conocido restaurante en los gatos cerrarÁ para siempre, el dueÑo anuncio su decisiÓn en su pÁgina de facebook r, diciendo que lo estuvo pensando, y que por tanta incertidumbre, optÓ por poner fin a su restaurante que abriÓ hace 13 aÑos, tilo negocio que cerrarÁ la piz

en mi familia de grad gradurme >>> el hecho de estar encerrados es preocupado para todos y paula alvaradoirus y segÚn su madre karina fernÁndez ha traÍdo campos en su conducta >>> noto que estÁ agresivo, intolerante, grita mucho. >>> especialmente por el distanciamiento social que el pequeÑa caleb estÁ viviendo. >>> es tanta la acumulaciÓn de energÍa que tiene que cuesta muchÍsimo que se mantenga como en una sola actividad >>> lo cual la hizo tomar medida y buscar ayuda profesional. >>> me dio ciertas recomendaciones que podemos hacer como papÁs para enfrentar todo este tema >>> para nosotros es difÍcil y comprender la situaciÓn que sucediendo en este momento para un niÑo tal vez es todavÍa mÁs difÍcil. >>> de ahÍ la importancia de hacer ajustes y asÍ contrarrestar este tipo de conductas. >>> un niÑo que pasa todo el dÍa en casa, es necesario crearle un ambiente donde Él pueda tener la capacidad de jugar, de interactuar >>> actividades en casa como pintar, salir a una dar caminata es necesarios >>> es bueno buscar actividad de que los concentren a ellos y no tengan dificultad de sentirse

president alvarado said the country now recognised the rights that gay and lesbian people have alwayster midnight, in a town near the capital, san jose, alexandria and dunya were married, costa rica's first same—sex wedding. that first televised ceremony came after three hours of special programming dedicated to celebrating marriage equality. translation: the approval of same—sex marriage in costa rica is perfect. it's something that families who are legally unprotected need, we especially need that recognition for the rights of our children. translation: we are a recognised family under the law from now on. with the law changed, couples made their vows across the country on tuesday. for some, being able to marry the person they love has been a long time coming. translation: it means we have progressed in law. now we have to progress in society, searching for equality. this is a stepping stone towards equality, that makes us keep up the fight for respect that those of us with a different sexual orientation deserve. messages of support came flooding in. costa rica's president carlos al

diana alvarado nos comparte los momentos de deportistas exitosos. ♪ diana: a lo largo de su carrera,udÓ a iniciar el fÚtbol. tuve la oportunidad de encontrar mi primer club. me abriÓ las puertas para llegar en un principio a chivas, luego donde estoy, diana: Édouard atuesta disfrutÓ de su niÑez al lado de su abuelo. Édouard atuesta: mi abuelo me enseÑÓ a jugar fÚtbol desde los cuatro aÑos. Él practicaba y me enseÑaba. diana: con la imagen de sus hijos, miguel layÚn celebra la fecha. durante la cuarentena se divierte con sus hijos. >> me puso un entrenamiento para practicar, asÍ que Échenle ojo. arriba, ya! los entrenamientos estÁn más complicados que los que hago a veces en el club. diana: saÚl canelo Álvarez aprendiÓ el valor del trabajo desde su infancia. apoyaba a sus padres vendiendo paletas. se defendiÓ en la calle de los apodos que les daban y hoy es el segundo deportista mejor pagado del mundo. ramÓn: funcionarios de san francisco anunciaron que se instalarÁn más de 120 casas rodantesen el muelle 94 . las viviendas mÓviles serÁn temporales para las personas que viven en las ca

legalizing gay marriage was a campaign promise by president alvarado.e rights that gay and lesbian people had always deserved. same—sex marriage has faced some resistance. and recently 20 lawmakers attempted to delay the law. earlier, i spoke to the president of costa rica and i started asking him about the internal opposition to this change. indeed today is a historic day in costa rica, because it's about human dignity and human rights, not only about one specific right, defending human rights, defending all of them. so that is why we are happy as a whole. i was looking at the list. of course you know far better than me, there were other moves to legalise same—sex marriage in uruguay, ecuador, brazil, parts of mexico. but costa rica is quite conservative. i think that's related mostly to democratic institutions. it passed through the constitutional court. so, making same—sex marriage legal in costa rica, recognising it asa human in costa rica, recognising it as a human right. many people in the past years, the lgbt community in costa rica, not only wer

we want to say congrats to darlene alvarado darlene congratulations to you. she says she's graduating from pin all valley high school and wants to attend u c davis in the fall best picture and i grab pictures of for sure she loves animals of course as you can see she's got a couple dogs bella and cali and she says that they are best friends. congratulations to you darlene and to the rest of your graduating class may show some personality with the photo that you post all you do is go to kron 4 dot com. >>and you push a picture tell us about where you went to high school what your plans are for the future. >>we also are highlighting people and organizations making a difference in this pandemic in today. it's a local veteran who helped deliver face shields to the va hospital in palo alto former marine officer michael mcnally and volunteers from the nonprofit based in menlo park donated the protective gear. 260 bay area, residents businesses and nonprofits all came together to design by and make more than 30,000 of these face shields that you see for the communit

president alvarado said the country now recognised the rights that gay and lesbian people had alwaysr midnight, in a town near the capital, san jose, alexandra and dunya were married, costa rica's first same—sex wedding. that first televised ceremony came after three hours of special programming dedicated to celebrating marriage equality. translation: the approval of same—sex marriage in costa rica is perfect. it's something that families who are legally unprotected need, we especially need that recognition for the rights of our children. with the law changed, couples made their vows across the country on tuesday. for some, being able to marry the person they love has been a long time coming. translation: it means we have progressed in law. now we have to progress in society, searching for equality. it is very important because for many years they were bullied and persecuted, even by police and having this recognition now, it gives the security of law to the families and to the children and property and also to recognise the human dignity. in 2018, costa rica's supreme court ruled th

class of 2020 give some props as they can have a regular graduation at today's senior is darlene alvaradolene will be graduating from panel valley high school year of the kq she says she wants to attend u c davis in the fall, she loves animals of course she says her 2 dogs bella and cali are her best powell so congratulations to you darlene wow that's fantastic at those are just horrible walking with them these days like everybody is if you have a senior and you want us to talk about them and get the picture on tv. the first step is the internet put the picture on our web site tell us where they went to school what their plans are for. >>next year moving on look at the woman the mask, i like and we'll talk about here on the kron 00:04am morning. it's absolutely and we also like to shine a spotlight on people and organizations that are doing great work during this pandemic to try and help people out in today. >>we're celebrating a team on he's an 8th grade student who's been donating toiletries to shelters on the peninsula and in the south bay. he's actually began his working his name ment

wearing masks at the time at least the ones who are heading on to the freeway this video from carlos alvaradogiving us some perspective here of all the lanes on that i ate 80 there were shut down if you can see all the cars lined up because police are not letting people exit according to another twitter user into downtown oakland given that the protest is so widespread that they're trying to maintain that traffic on the freeway until the get that freeway but it wasn't that way all day this is from make love not war. they posted this picture of some really peaceful image is how the oakland protest brought out the cavalry is a 7 this tweet woman riding her horse with the sign that says black lives matter she took pictures with some kids earlier they were out there as well so this just gives you some perspective on what how this progressed over time there was a meet up at frank ogawa plaza at city hall at around 8 o'clock and then again this is now the result of that as some of the protesters. demonstrators have a trend this more into it. a riot, but again earlier today. this was an image from s

in alvarado, texas, 11 immigrants imprisoned at the prairieland detention center have filed a class-action lawsuit against ice demanding their release after at least 45 people at the for-profit jail tested positive for coronavirus. the prisoners say ice is continuing to transfer immigrants to other facilities across the country, risking the spread of covid-19 from one ice jail to another. in arizona, 14 immigrants held at the florence detention center near phoenix have started a hunger strike to protest dire conditions inside the privately owned ice jailed. this is one of the florence hunger strikers. infectedple have been and are sent to the whole. we started a hunger strike today. the time to stop will be when they release us in boxes. they will have to take us out in boxes because we no longer believe in them. amy: the united nations middle east envoy has called on i isral to abandndon its plan to annex parts s of the occupied west ba. >> the continuing threat of annexation by israel would constitute the most serious violation of international law, devastating blow to the two state solu

. >> my name is hector alvarado. i'm 37, and i liven san jose, california. >> my name is karen roed-rick. i am 66 years old, and i live in farminon, minnesota, a suburb of the twin citi. >> my name is shawn moore. i am from kansas city, missouri, and i just turned the big 5-0 a few months ago. >> i provide care for my 94-year-old father. this is a man who has lived through a couple of strokes and many heart attacks, but the covid situation really throws him off. he absolutely does not want to die alone in the hospital. and so, he restricts himself completely from seeing anyone else and having any other interaction other than with me. >> so, i live here with my grandma. i've taken care of her since i was a little kid, but, about three years ago, she went into a dementia-related psychosis. and ever since then, she's required, like, 'round the clock care. i haven't had a break since the middle of march. >> my caregiving began five years ago, actually, to my grandfather, who is 89. he has dementia, and he has had it now

parliament 18 months to make it legal allowing gay marriage was a campaign promise by president carlos alvarado it took office in may 28th. and the harry potter author j.k. rowling is doing her bit to ease the boredom for children stuck at home under lockdown so she's publishing a new story called that it in more than a month's worth of daily installments she says the book which she wrote a decade ago but never published is in the fairytale tradition and she's inviting her young fans to get drawing in illustrate the story as part of a global competition. thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we're back in just a moment we'll have much more off the day's news coming ahead see you in a minute. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. a community decimated by cancer fights for the troops who lose to me has cancer or knows of someone that lives here that has cancer lines exposes houston's cancer cluster these are the 110 properties that have grown we're going to mention her name they looked at a visible pope and a community it just safely get them down no one is going to

me ha recompensado >>> la boda de castillo ocurre en parte gracias al apoyo del presidente carlos alvarados el tema de matrimonio igualitario beneficios econÓmicos en un momento que ocupamos activaciÓn econÓmica y cuando realizamos estos eventos van a traer un montÓn de beneficios economicos entonces por las parejas por las familias es un tema de justicia >>> y democracia y tambiÉn de bienestar para toda la poblaciÓn. >> margarita quÉ sigue en costa rica y quiero saber si hay planes de trabajar por el matrimonio igualitario en el resto de centroamÉrica. >> claro, es muy importante seÑalar que con esto no acaba la lucha con esto no alcanzamos la igualdad pero hace falta mucho el reconocimiento pleno de la identidad de gÉnero las personas trans para que no discriminan y en sitios pÚblicos restaurantes cuando alquilamos una casa en el empl empleo y hay un trabajo en conjunto con las mÚltiples organizaciones centro americanas que estÁn trabajando estos temas me parece fundamental como regiÓn avance y ojalÁ este paso que estÁ dando costa rica sea una bandera en donde enfrentan muchÍsima violenc

felicitaciones para josÉ alvarado.or las calles de la gran manzana y encontrÓ un compaÑero de hacer ejercicio asÍ que veamos esto. damaris: tras dos meses de confinamiento por el estado de alarma en todo el paÍs, recuperar la forma fÍsica es un reto para muchos. este neoyorquino no ha abandonado su rutina de ejercicio, ni por tan sÓlo un dÍa y es que se prepara para el reto mÁs grande de su vida. la maratÓn de nueva york. y de quÉ manera! Él es un entrenador personal de 27 aÑos de edad que se propone hacer el fascinante recorrido de 42 km por los 5 condados de la ciudad como un oso con manos y pies. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] damaris:esta serÁ la primera vez que participa en la maratÓn denueva york y tambiÉn harÁ historia como el primero en hacerlo como paso del oso, avanza sÓlo apoyando las palmas de la mano si las puntas de los pies mientras se elevan las rodillas y el torso paralelo al suelo todo el tiempo. quÉ te dicen tus familiares? >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] damaris: aunque no se sabe si