. >> bueno, ahora viene la otra parte por eso le doy la bienvenida a marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez, felizs, teniendo enfrentamientos con la policÍa, ya lo habÍamos vivido antes y se esperaba que esto se viviera nuevamente. >> estos artistas tienen un poder de convocatoria que vimos, son impresionantes, estuviste ahÍ, sentiste la gente la energÍa, una vez que terminÓ, sabÍa que todos veniamos, asÍ que todos vinieron aquÍ a seguir protestando frente a la casa del gobernador, ya el encuentro entre policÍas y los manifestantes habÍa ocurrido, asÍ que los Ánimos siguen cada vez subiendo mÁs en la medida que el gobernador no renuncie y no va a renunciar, en el el video claro. >> estamos viendo que de alguna manera la policÍa aguantaba y aguantaba, pero sale una bomba molotov y una serie de artÍculos que lanzaron y ellos responden y se genera este motÍn. >> sÍ, vimos como la policia estuvo tele orando a los manifestantes hasta que comenzaron a lanzar * molotov, de ahÍ entonces el pueblo dice que se daÑa la manifestaciÓn porque habÍa transcurrido tan bonita y en paz y terminÓ ahora como puedes ve

me recibieron muy bien. >> habÍan regresado en la fecha que le proveyeron a doÑa carmen.uro. su meta es conseguir un buen trabajo. el gobernador de sinaloa ha prometido ayudarles incluso consiguiendo becas de estudio para sus hijos. con esos hijos tienen que recorrer una relaciÓn familiar de puede permanecer tanto tiempo fuera de sus vidas. >> despuÉs de la le da el poder a olia para lograr un color así de hermoso, que luce saludable, potenciado por 60% de aceites, olia impulsa el color profundamente, y sin amoníaco. está en los aceites. olia. color brillante. cabello visiblemente más saludable. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! aún está fresh... ♪ intensificador de aromas durante el lavado unstopables. ♪ unstopables de downy. para tener gran sabor, sido elaborada... solo 96 calorías y cero azúcar. por eso, cuando una termina... es el momento ideal de disfrutar la siguiente. miller lite. hold true. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>sin duda la masiva y rÁpida migraciÓn de venezolanos presenta un gran reto logÍstico y econÓmico para los paÍses vecinos. con apertura para un centro para inmigrantes, las aut

with what his chief financial officer and one adviser where they talk about the mayor of san juan, carmen cruz. now the aide in the text messages which were edited, it is not a continuous chat said i'm salivating to shoot her. the governor replies on the chat, you would be doing me a grand favor. now he apologized and went to a church and said that he was elected. but the chats don't make him or his government look very good. even though there are investigations advancing and in puerto rico local law says that fie -- that phone communications are not-free action of the government and it is an edited chat leaked to -- as a sort of revenge against the governor and his advisers. >> and juan carlos, celebrities such as ricky martin were mentioned and now ricky martin will be amongst those protesting this evening, right? >> reporter: yes. they were very insulting homophobic messages in the chat.

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for example, talking about shooting carmen yulin cruz, the mayor of san juan. >> sure. have a lot of be -- have rage about because there are not only misogynistic, but there are also mockings of mananpublic officials of his own administration, people from his own party -- not only politicians, but also activists. for example, a feminist group in puerto rico. and ricky martin. you know, people that -- i don't know, they just expressed their point of view and it is obviously not according to the govevernor's own.. and then because of that, he mocks them and tells very horrible jokes, despicable jokes about them. groups, civicy groups, have felt they are aggrgravated by this chat. and that is why protests have been for 11 days now and nonstop. juan: in terms of the comment that were made, probably the ones that undoubtedly stung the most of the puerto rico people, worthy jokes about the dead from hurricane maria. could you talk about that asas well? >> yes, of course. as you know, we covered the ,tory about the death toll which was the worst mistake this administration has

>> ¿estÁ bien lo que dijo carmen jara?e flecharon de cierta manera mÁs o menos por marzo de este aÑo cuando comenzaron a trabajar muy juntos en un proyecto de televisiÓn y lo que te quiero decir mi querida chiquis es que yo sÉ que es lo que tiene loca el romanticismo porque es el hombre mÁs conquistador del anillos. >> recordemos que lupillo rivera ha sido un hombre que a pesar de que estaba casado cuando conocÓo a yrelis. >> no sÉ si le mandaba como secretos >> a geraldine bazan >>> despuÉs exactamente lupillo recordemos que iniciÓ esta relaciÓn con chirla arroyo. >> no sÉ si recuerdan que habÍa terminado su relaciÓn con chirla de ahÍ en abril. cuando iniciÓ el proyecto musical cuando comenzÓ a coquetearse con belinda, sÍ, volaron o los angeles y les quiero platicar cuando hablamos con lupillo en el aeropuerto de ciudad de mÉxico los pasajeros que venÍan en el mismo vuelo aseguraron que belinda venÍa con lupillo Él se fue por un lado para distraer a la prensa. por otro lado sacaron a belinda, lo que no entiendo por quÉ es

. >> en san juan y marÍa del carmen buenos dÍas maria del carmen >> sabemos que tenido dÍas y casi noregunta y dudas. incertidumbre mÁs que nada culminÓ justo antes de la medianoche con el pedido que el pueblo le hacÍa al gobernador la intensidad >> era que verdaderamente. 489 estos Últimos 12 dÍas han sido algo muy diferente en puerto rico >>> muy tenso el paÍs que saliÓ a protestar por algo pero jamÁs como lo visto en estos dÍas y tuvo el resultado que el pueblo querÍa el gobernador decidiÓ que el 2 de agosto serÁ su Último dÍa y saldrÁ de fortaleza y le dejarÁ el mando por el momento a la secretaria de justicia si no es que se nombra un secretario de estado en estos dÍas si, hay un tanto de confusiÓn de que va a pasar porque se sabe que hay movimientos polÍticos que hay riÑas ahÍ adentro >> pertenece. 4689 hay mucha que resolver pero el pueblo estÁ contento y satisfecho con la decisiÓn que tomo el gobernador >>> dentro de esa satisfacciÓn euforia que tiene el pueblo al no ser inmediata la renuncia del gobernador rossellÓ >> y lo pospuso. >> quÉ estarÁ en alerta >>> ada lo que suced

the feria sunny seadrill festival of the virgin carmen festival and all these things that had been forgotten at that time have now returned we even have 14 churches in the city again we've got the vehicle if you're . for me this is the really interesting the greatest culture shock for me because i grew up here from 8 was not coming here it was going back it was going back to the united states that was my culture shock because i went back and 16 years old and i go oh my goodness going back to my uncle i didn't know what to expect i didn't remember for me spain was home in experiencing other consciousness you see how different you are having to move even if we went to a town nearby it seemed alien to us quite different from our own. it was a great time it was a magical place rota spain back then it was they say a bubble of fishbowl but it was very special that was a beautiful time period and in this town and even the early eighty's but yeah everybody speaks the culture in yourself rhoda and there's always kind of like a misty foggy memory there she should have been here in the sixty's and seve

carmen randallson is grateful she's no longer one of them. >> when you look back on this 10 or 15 years from now, will it be a good memory or a bad memory? >> it will be a good memory because something good came out of it. that's a good thing. >> reporter: in oakland, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >>> a local youth sports group that's selling fireworks to raise funds is under extra pressure following a theft. abc 7 news was in petaluma where monday night someone walked off with a big box of fireworks that was on display just outside of the stand they had set up. those stolen fireworks are worth $500. the petaluma panther's football and cheer teams are on the hook for the cost. >> they just walked off and we didn't notice being out in front that it was gone until later. it was very unfortunate. >> the teams rely on the sale of fireworks to help pay for equipment. >>> the gilroy high school wrestling team is hoping to rake in a lot of money with its fireworks stand. the team is coached by ufc heavy weight champion daniel cormier. the money raised helps the team get to tournaments. >> because

mario y carmen campuzano, un pasado comÚn. un pendiente comÚn?os y declarar su independencia de todo lo que le impide cumplir con sus sueÑos y realizarse. cÓmo estÁs? >> feliz y contento de poder del que y de poder estar aquÍ en mi casa de "despierta amÉrica" y que mi dios bendiga a esta gran naciÓn. >> quÉ les vamos a recomendar a los signos de fuego. >> hablamos de aries, leo y sagitario. hay cosas que son negativas tal vez no es el caso de alguien que me estÁ mirando pero si eres de estos signos que son muy autoritarios, que son mandones y que deben aprender a escuchar a los demÁs y dejar ese orgullo. tambiÉn deben evitar el rencor la clave es ceder cuando es necesario. muchas veces son muy narcisistas y recuerden que no siempre el universo gira a tu alrededor. ahora vamos a trabajar en las caracterÍsticas negativas asÍ logramos esta independencia. ahora vamos con signos de tierra que son virgoque soy yo tauro y capricornio. estos signos son muy materialistas y les encanta el dinero. el dinero se quiere parecer a la felicidad pero no lo es. en

es momento de lanzarnos con marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez.nadie da informaciÓn. simplemente un silencio total durante la maÑana con respecto hacia el gobernador va a renunciar por la renuncia. >>> incluso se habla de que Él ya grabÓ un vÍdeo de espinospiÉ de la naciÓn y que estarÍa saliendo de la isla por un tema de seguridad. la informaciÓn aÚn no se oficializa sin embargo mucha gente ya empezÓ a celebrar esta posible renuncia. >>> son rumores. hay muchos artistas que han expresado su sentir en torno a esto. >>> el llamado de los artistas ha sido clave para que el pueblo salga a la calle. como ustedes mismos han visto durante estos dÍas al principio a renÉ, ricky martin y wabad bunny han estado hablando. los que habÍan estado callados como jennifer lÓpez ya dijeron algo. en realidad la comunidad artÍstica ha sido esencial para ti pueblo salga a la calle. ayer daddy yankee estuvo una vez mÁs aquÍ junto a los protestantes como todas las noches. daddy yankee estuvo aquÍ una vez mÁs. se supone que se habÍa convocado otra marcha estamos en espera

.>> ang: and their great aunt, tia carmen. ic pau. yang: cantu is m-american. he grew up in south texas, crazy about comics. while working as a magazine editor, he took a shot at his dream ofoing a daily cartoon. was it always going to be a latino family? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. it was an area that i thought i could write about, a family that i thought i could write about in the comics page where no one else was like that. >> reporter: over the years, latino fans have told him how much it means to them. >> i was at a comic-st year when some young lady came up to me and she said, "are you the guy who does 'baldo?'" i'm like, "yeah that's me." and she couldn't belve it. she pulled out of her bag a sunday comic that had been clipped out of the paper andbe said it ha on her wall >> her and her dad would read the comics together and her dad had passed away. it meant so much to her- athe characte the connection with her dad and how she grew up she started crying and it was just such a touchingaloment. and i ed that comic strips can touch people in a pretty siificant

carmen got perfect attendance and she also passed as she mastered all her. her her grades her number and also you constantly startle me man. what's one plus one. then my fingers what's one that's worn. off to el salvador it's their favorite time of the year ahead of them life 4 weeks of being an intact family. democratic texas congressman al green is waiting for them at the gate he's been fighting for his return since the beginning he's worried about his safety. there are gangs there and they extort and they also don't take kindly to people who have close relationships with persons who are from america of the united states who may be trying to have some way in french of all what they see as an asset. free. throws as is lucky as a hospital receptionist she's allowed to take her entire use by keisha not once in the u.s. that's really the case. shortly before reuniting with her husband she's awash with emotions. honestly i got mixed emotions right now i stress. i'm nervous but i'm so excited like i i want to cry but i'm not going to cry but if i do right it's g

it should more properly be called the chamber of carmen. there it is at the rock-bottom, aside with the national association of manufacturers in a statistical tie for worst obstruct or of climate action in ofrica -- obstructer climate action in america. why wouldn't big oil go to this trouble? a $650e defending billion per year subsidy in the u.s. alone. logical. it is still shameful. there is a vast majority of american companies that have a different view. and that want to see climate action. silentress, it is a majority. when i say silent, they are not showing up in congress. not to push back. not to correct the record. serious to seek legislation. corporate america was awol in 2012 and they are awol now. thenilence was deafening and it is deafening still today. what has changed since that first speech seven plus years ago? the economics of renewable energy changed in a big way. costand solar were not competitive with fossil fuels. storage and electric vehicles were nowhere. that year, the average cost of solar was over $200 per megawatt

alan: carmen marta. [risas] era carmen y todo el tiempo le decÍa marta.ierta amÉrica" no se detiene, un hispano se presenta en una estaciÓn de policÍa cuchillo en mano y un insÓlito pedido. alan: te sorprenderÁs cuando te enteres en que andaban eugenio derbez, eva longoria y el bucky. satcha: despuÉs de la tormenta siempre llega la calma. serÁ que marjorie de sousa vuelve a creer en el amor? alan: tendencia en hollywood el desacuerdo de leonardo dicaprio y brad pitt en "despierta amÉrica". luis sandoval estÁ en vivo con las reacciones a nivel mundial. satcha: bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". [cantan] karla: muy buenos dÍas! gracias por continuar con nosotros en este inicio de semana, que sea maravillosa, llena de bendiciones y con alegrÍa. raÚl: como tiene que ser. felicidades a nuestra gente de perÚ que ayer festejÓ su independencia. hoy ses dejamos -- festejamos con una receta. chef: en 5 minutos. karla: felicidades a la gente preciosa de perÚ. alan: escÁndalo en hollywood. un desacuerdo entre leonardo dicaprio y brad pitt, esto pasa

frank had a mentor by the name of theodore von carmen who is originally from hungary. the best indered understanding aerodynamics. aviation was coming on in this time. karman liked people who were off the edge trying to do things differently. some non-caltech young people came to caltech and said we want to build rockets. they hooked up with the caltech students and they began to build rockets. they became known as the suicide squad because very using a lab that caltech and they basically blew it up. and routingoing on laboratories with the chemicals. as a result they kicked them out of caltech. they said go somewhere where it is safe. and about six miles from caltech is the area here that was totally deserted, it was nothing. they started doing rocket experiments here and were the first ones. it was halloween day 1936. it did not go that well. they were basically testing the motor and it would not shoot off, but it did shoot off, not towards the sky, but down and around. they had to scramble and go running for their lives because of the danger of the rocket. in the 19

called the fairy sunny seadrill festival for the virgin carmen festival and all these things that had been forgotten at that time have now returned and. we even have 14 churches in the city again we've got the vehicle if you. for me this is the really interesting the greatest culture shock for me because i grew up here from 8 was not coming here it was going back it was going back to the united states that was my culture shock because i went back and 16 years old and i go oh my goodness going back to my aunt i didn't know what to expect i didn't remember from a spain was home in experiencing other cultures that she had different you were in and it's a good louisville model but if we went to a town nearby it seemed alien to us quite different from our own group of them and most of them it was a great time it was a magical place rota spain back that was they say a bubble of fishbowl but it was very special that was a beautiful time period in in the south and even the early eighty's but yeah everybody speaks of the golden years of proto and there's soissons kind of like a misty foggy mem

but postal worker carmen will takenoisy. it beats being on the street in a tent. >> reporter: the problem that led to a solution. in a maintenance yard beneath the 880, another community site as an alternative to homelessness. >> this is voluntary. we cannot force anyone to move in here. however, if they decline the invitation, we will have them move outside of the area. >> reporter: that was the mayor of oakland fighting off noise and dust and pointing proudly to the new units that will provide housing for 76 people living on nearby streets. oakland's director of human services says programs like this have been working in cities like portland and seattle. >> i talk to people who said, i could never have got from my tent straight into a housing first unit. i needed this interim step. >> reporter: each unit looks like a shed with a window and bed. when residents move in, they will have six-month contracts. it won't be time spent idly. >> we provide mental health, substance abuse, job training. >> this is a moral imperative. p

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home. under prop 13 law, property growth is limited to 2% growth a year. but when ownership changes the law requires that we reassess the value to new market value. compared to your existing home, which was benefited from the -- which has benefited from the prop 13 growth limit on taxable value, the new limit on the replacement home would likely be higher. that's where prop 60 comes in. prop 60 recognizes that seniors on fixed income may not be able to afford higher taxes so it allows them to carryover their exis

necesita un aplauso. >> me encantan las paletas. >> bueno voy a llamar a la competidora nÚmero 1, carmenÑorita nÚmero 3 romina pase adelante. >> (paleta nos tiene. (aplausos) >> bueno esta es de pistacho y algo que tiene avellana. >> y leche condensada. >> esta es para los que estÁn haciendo dieta esta no se la tiene que comer, pero como nosotros estamos flacos para adentro. >> tiene banana asÍ que no importa. >> me gusta creo que la mejor combinaciÓn es la nÚmero 1. >> la argentina es la ganadora. >> y bueno la verdad que quiero dar las gracias porque nos ha recibido por acÁ con mucho cariÑo, te deseamos la mayor de las suertes, hoy tienes 11 locaciones que te siga yendo bien, morelia tienen que probarlo adonde sea que estÉn, voy a pasar con chiquis que esÁa en el estudio lista queriendo probar las paletas gracias chicos. >> antojada, me encantan las >> antojada, me encantan las paletas arriba toda la te damos otra razón más para unirte a t-mobile. ¿te gusta netflix? por supuesto. por eso te lo damos por cuenta nuestra. ¿necesitas otra razón para unirte? trae tu descuento y te lo iguala

carmen randallson is grateful she's no loner one of them. >> when you look back on this 10 or 15 yearsnow, will it be a good memory or a bad memory? >> a good memory. something good come out of it. so that's a good thing. >> in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> every county in the bay area has released updated data on the number of homeless. from this year's homeless census, we've mapped out each county and the percentage change since the last census was taken in 2018. in the east bay alameda, contra costa increases of 43%. santa clara's homeless population rose by a third, close to a total of 10,000 people. san mateo saw a double digit percentage increase. only two counties saw the homeless population drop. those were marin and solano. you can dig into the data where you live online. we have information about nine counties and numbers that go back a decade. go to abc7news.com and search the words homeless census to find it. >>> time now is 6:42. a lot going on this weekend. francis, the temperatures definitely going to dip a little bit today compared to yesterday. >> yeah, espec

se pudo haber prestado por algÚn tipo de utilizaciÓn polÍtica de su influencia la cabeza san juan carmenede ninguna duda invitÓ a sus seguidores a una manifestaciÓn maÑana ha conducido las resto por allegados al presidente se matÓ bien que tambiÉn es hoy dÍa presidente del partido del gobernador tambiÉn la secretaria seÑalada por inacciÓn es de su gobierno y abuso de poder seÑalamientos que se defendiÓ diciendo que la interpretaciÓn que se les ha dado estos asuntos es falsa. en infama toro. cabe destacar que el secretario de asuntos pÚblicos a la fortaleza tambiÉn renunciÓ y la pregunta que todo el mundo se hace quÉ pasa si no conseguimos secretario de estado bueno, entonces tendrÍa que tomar el control de puerto rico. el secretario educaciÓn, pero tampoco hay asÍ que la crisis se interpusieron en puerto rico continÚa, pero estamos con ustedes. muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. jorge viera una pequeÑa empresa de meilÁn empleada por el gobierno federal para inspeccionar los centros de atenciÓn de inmigrantes en estados unidos elaborÓ un aporte que ha generado indignaciÓn y contradice i

quieren por carmen lo que tengo. leslie: un poco tÍmida pero muy amable con nosotros."premios juventud". vamos con lindsay:lindsay: estamos con este viernes chiquito. a travÉs den comunicado de prensa, confirmÓ que saÚl postergÓ la pelea programada para septiembre debido a que no concretÓn ing de calidad qufuese atractivo. canelo asegurÓ que le previno pelear dicho mÁs coles de sus de la fecha pero que debe mantener el compromiso de ofrecer combates emocionantes y competitivos. a poco de que arranque la apertura 2019, daniel lÓpez procedente de toluca. entrenÓ por primera vez y en entrevista exclusiva, se refiriÓ a las duras crÍticas que ha recibido. >> se me hace una injusticia. sÓlo pensar el dinero, porque se salÍa de fiesta. al final, ha sido el tÓpico de mi carrera. si nos ponemos a mirar mi pasado, nunca he tenido un caso de indisciplina. siempre he sido disciplinado y profesional. lindsay: este viernes tenemos doble cartelera en la apertura 2019. puebla contra tijuana y atlas ante juÁrez por uno --udn una simpÁtica palomita invade el campo entre los marlins y lo

he's with the mayor of san juan, carmen cruz. nick?r: quite extraordinary announcement we've just heard, which is really, i think, thrown a grenade into what might potentially happen tomorrow and what could be a million strong protest on monday. mayor, are you concerned about violence tomorrow? >> i'm concerned about violence tonight on the part of the police. we have seen videos of police shooting people with rubber -- rubber guns on the back, following them, sort of as if they were just aiming and shooting at the people. what the governor has done today is he has added fuel to a fire. >> reporter: you can see him here literally from the mansion where you're saying earlier he -- his father was also in the same position. what do you think is going through his mind? is he getting bad advice or is he just cut off from the outside world? >> i think -- i'm concerned about his mental health. i don't say that lightly because he has been shunted from society. nobody -- we cannot hear one person that unequivocally says, i want him to stay. not

i would like to thank carmen and lawrence from san francisco government t.v.roadcasting this meeting, madame clerk, are there any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copy

. >> reporter: but carmen lived in the ghost ship for more than a year and believes the wrong people are being blamed. >> if the standard of guilt here is what a reasonable person would do, well, then are the police not reasonable people? are firefighters not reasonable people? social workers? all of them seem to think it was safe, why would we have thought anything different? >> prostic >> reporter: prosecutors at the last and final say on the that comes tomorrow and in this case is handed over to a jury. coming up at 6:00, we will have more on the defense attorney's reaction to him and thinmay hap guilty, not guilty, or possibly a hung jury. we will have the reaction coming up at six. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> in santa clara county a teenage girl is hospitalized after falling off of a rope swing at the reservoir. first responders got the call late this morning. another boy who was with her said that she fell from a swing, into the shallow end of the water. the 16-year-old suffered major injuries to her upper body. the boy injured his foot and was treated on the scene. >>> san francis

misogynistic in nature at one point her sale responded to a message that threatened to shoot san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz by saying quote you'd be doing me a grand favor. >>the crimes committed by the governor or so and and us that it cannot wait intention is just it is impeachment. sale isn't backing down he's apologized and says he won't run for reelection next year. >>but has also said he plans to continue serving as governor. >>i need to work beyond so that we can address some of the longstanding problems of corruption here put the recall and fix that problem. >>this protestor close to entering a second week. >>rewind. >>and calls sales impeachment grow, he may not get that opportunity. >>the measles outbreak has now spread to 30 states. the cdc says alaska and ohio they've been added to the list. the number of cases is up by 25 from the previous week that's the biggest outbreak in the us since 1992 signs and symptoms of measles they include high fever, cough runny nose, watery eyes. health experts say the measles rash appears about 3 to 5 days after infection. results of course can be dan

two-thirds are at small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. 49-year-old maria del carmen ansteelces in therancisco bay area, is now starting to save for her own future and her family. >> she is very happy that she has this type of savings plan, but she has never had before. >> reporter: the founder and president, lorenzo harris, says he can offer employees includina mari much-needed benefit that also benefits the business. >> it is comprehensive. cal savers allows us to help to level the playing field when it comes t attracting and retaining good workers. >> reporter: through cal savers employees can put away a portioe of pay into an account that works like a roth ira. contributions are made in after tax dollars and the funds can be withdrawn tax free in. retireme the maximum contribution in 2019 is $6,000 or $7,000 if y are 50 or older. >> employees are automatically defaulted at aavings rate of 5%. that 5% comes directly out of the wages, and a c employe increase that amount. they can decrease that amount or opt out all together. >> reporter: most ofshe employee at red bank cof

. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new yearr joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give >> this job, it's really not an i job. i wouldn't be able to do this job without other people. i make sure that all the regulatory and nonregulatory samples get to access in a timely manner. we have groundwater samples, you name it, we have to sample it every day. i have ten technicians, very good team. we work together to attain this sampling. >> a sample is only as good as when you collect properly. if sample is not collect properly according to not the proper protocol, the sample could be biased, could be false positive or could be

. >> reporter: mariner says the lgbt community is mourning the rders of zoe spears and ashanti carmen. >> i think it sparks a renewal of a long-standing conversation support we can best the transgender community in d.c. >> and you can support by giving uslice any information you have about the spect in the photo. shomari stone, news 4. >>> a road is still shut down, the power still out in parts of vienna tonight after this tractor-trailer crashed and took out some power lines. take a look, chopper flew over hunter mill road near hunting crest lane earlier tonight. fairfax county police tell us it will be shut down for an extended period of time.rg dominion eney says it hopes to bring power back on to those who lost it by 8:00 tomorrow morning. >>> meanwhile, in parts of northwest d.c. tonight you mayn ed earplugs or a sound machine to get to sleep. petco tells news 4 that workers are making some noisy repairs at the florida avenue substation. a transformer there malfunctions you may recall on saturday night leaving 35,000 customers without power.pe co says a new transformer will be in

come back through the end of august probably into september so there has been a sort of weird mix of carmen this not forget as well with the federal reserve cutting about to cut rates the e.c.b. as well global market sentiment and the sort of pushback from markets as well as also being more muted maybe that would otherwise have been so this has allowed some breathing space but ultimately you know the end point is still inevitable peter as we heard south africa's former president jacob zuma is giving evidence to the commission set up to investigate corruption allegations during his time in office the inquiry into states can show just how damaging has all of this been this process even for south africa and its economy so the zonda commission process is fascinating and has taken a long time is going to be going on probably for another year at least and then more time while they actually produce or a natural report and there's been a lot of criticism of the commission they have taken relatively easy lines on the knee of the witnesses that have appeared you know the process that has gone relativ

also with us, carmen qualia, the chief border patrol agent who runs the facility in the rio grande valleyve you ever let cameras inside here before like this? >> no. >> i made the decision to take the risk and bring cameras in, to be transparent about what we're facing and to show that to the american people, and make sure that our congress knows what we need to help us address this crisis. >> o'donnell: you realize this may cause more criticism of what's going on here? >> i think we need a national conversation based on the facts that are actually happening on our border to try to address and solve the problems. >> o'donnell: a year ago, the country was shocked by still photos showing children being held in overcrowded cages. today, it is cleaner and more well-organized, but it is still hard to look at. i mean, you're the acting secretary. >> right. >> o'donnell: you're saying, this is not good enough. >> i've been saying it for a year. >> o'donnell: the conditions for families there are much different than at the mcallen border patrol station for adults, where vice president mike pence

happy with the way things have gone regardless of the fact that there has been some semblance of carmen peace since that military assault. yeah i was in malawi just 2 weeks ago and did a report there and i talked to people on the ground whether civil society leaders commanders on the ground and the refugees people are internally displaced still and the thing is on one hand security has tremendously improved their very few checkpoints 3rd there's a lot of confidence that and not their kind of isis proliferation will no longer happen in that area and the last elections in the term elections there was very minimal violence so it seems on the security front things are moving forward but in terms of rehabilitation and relegation and the return of the internally displaced in their homes it has been very slow and there's a feeling that transitional justice is not there and that inclusion of the communities in the process of reconstruction and a blueprint for reconstruction is not there and yet you know what's interesting things that i did have to do even when they complained they said well pre

come back through the end of august probably into september so there has been a sort of weird mix of carmen this not forget as well with the federal reserve cutting about to cut rates the e.c.b. as well global market sentiment and the sort of pushback from markets as well as also being more muted maybe that would otherwise have been so this has allowed some breathing space but ultimately you know the end point is still inevitable because as we heard south africa's former president jacob zuma is giving evidence to the commission set up to investigate corruption allegations during his time in office the inquiry into states can show just how damaging has all of this been this process even for south africa and its economy so the zonda commission process is fascinating and has taken a long time is going to be going on probably for another year at least and then more time while they actually produce or a natural report and there's been a lot of criticism of the commission they have taken relatively easy lines on the knee of the witnesses that have appeared you know the process that has gone relat

heatheir stories and their ideas for solutions to the violence that claimed the lives of ashanti carmen, rc, in and zoe spears, just 23, in june. both murders remain unsolved. >> those who have been a statistic of brutal violence and death are generally forgotten, then put in a cold file. >> reporter: the national center for transgender equality tevealed the results of a rec survey of d.c.'s trans residents. one in four have lost a job for being transgender. one in four reports being harassed on the job, forced to use a bathroom or wear a uniform that did not match their preferred gender. one in three avoid seeking medical care for fear of being harassed or rejected.ne advisorhborhood commissioner mark silverstein grew emotional as he described the results of a letter sent one week after zoe spears' murder. a gro of ancs, most of them gay men, who call them the rainbow caucus, implored city officials todress critical housing and employment problems that lead many of d.c.'s trans women of color to survive by sex rk. >> it wasn't that long ago that i would have said i really don't have th

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor. today, i want to share with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or other property to their children, it would be considered a change in ownership. assuming the market value of your property has gone up, your children, the new owners, would pay taxes starting at that new higher level. that's where prop 58 comes in. prop 58 recognizes the transfer between parents and children so that instead of taxing your children at that new higher level, they get to keep your lower prop 13 value. remember, prop 58 only applies to transfers between parents and children. here's how the law twines an

misogynistic in nature at one point her sale responded to a message that threatened to shoot san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz by saying quote you'd be doing me a grand favor. >>the crimes committed by the governor or so and and us that it cannot wait intention to is just it is a sale isn't backing down he's apologized and says he won't run for reelection next year. >>but has also said he plans to continue serving as governor. >>i need to work beyond so that we can address some of the longstanding problems of corruption here put the recall and fix that problem. >>this protestor close to entering a second week. >>rewind. >>and calls sales impeachment grow, he may not get that opportunity. >>all right back here in the bay area, let's take a live look outside right now from our sutro camera overlooking downtown san francisco. >>yeah just a little itty bitty bit of fog you can see there in that live shot as our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here get a good weekend come to get a get pop by the end of the weekend and i think we're going to see one of those weeks where they're going to ve be mayb

secret chat room that he ran in one chat there was talk of violence against the mayor of san juan carmenulin cruz, the governor's chief financial officer wrote "i'm dying to shoot her up." to which the governor responded "you would be doing me a big favor." tonight in washington, there are politicians who are wondering whether more oversight is needed to determine how much money puerto rico should get after hurricane maria and how exactly it should get it given the political crisis that is brewing here. >> o'donnell: and david, what happens if the governor resigns? >> reporter: well, good question. his number two resigned this past weekend because he was caught up in the scandal. so no one really knows. >> o'donnell: all right, david begnaud there, thank you. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," the murder of a well- known civil rights activist has left baton rouge in shock. we spoke to her brother today. later, why new yorkers may need to stock up on flashlights and candles. and men on the moon and the women who helped put them there. t same speed to the ford hurry up and save sales e

rebels since 2015 rebels are calling for a full withdrawal many activists and nobel peace prize winner carmen says the u.a.e. is facing immense pressure over its role in the war in yemen. to have simply 1st this is a cosmetic withdrawal meant to improve the u.s. image it was the result of their failure in yemen both the u.s. and saudi arabia will pull out in humiliation it is utter failure and they're paying a heavy price secondly it was also due to tremendous pressure from the u.k. it was a piece of advice from the u.k. to the u.s. to restore their image a 3rd reason was a serious warning from iran to the u.s. if they remained in. there luxurious glassy towers will be targeted by any of iran's arms in the region. palestinians say they're being imprisoned in their own neighborhoods by israel's expanding separation wall international court of justice ruled the wall illegal 15 years ago construction began in 2002 israel said it was to provide what it called better security and the wall now stretches more than 700 kilometers in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem affecting the lives of hun

on sale stop true and that according to nobel prize recipients and rights activists who are called carmen is the main reason for the u.a.e. withdrawing troops. and their this is a partial withdrawal intended to improve the u.a.e. is image in front of the international community this withdrawal has come as a result of the emirates failure in yemen i'm certain that the u.a.e. and saudi arabia will retreat in shame from yemen after they fail completely there was real pressure from the u.k. on the emirates that forced them to withdraw in order to repair their public relations image another important reason is the iranian threat if tension in the region continues the u.a.e. would be a prime target. it's not just international pressure that's been applied on the emirates the 4th u.s. backed by iran have proven to be a formidable enemy taking the war to the u.a.e. they claimed responsibility for an attack on international airport last year when an unmanned drone was able to reach its target without being intercepted while debates will continue over the reasons behind the reduction in forces many

since 2015 the rebels are calling for a full withdrawal many activists and nobel peace prize winner carmen says the u.a.e. is trying to repair its international standing. first this is a cosmetic withdrawal meant to improve the u.s. image that it was the result of their failure in both the u.a.e. and saudi arabia will pull out in humiliation it is utter failure and they're paying a heavy price secondly it was also due to tremendous pressure from the u.k. it was a piece of advice from the u.k. to the u.s. to restore their image a 3rd reason was a serious warning from iran to the u.s. if they remained in yemen been their luxurious glassy towers will be targeted by any of iran's arms in the region france is sending its top diplomatic adviser to iran later on tuesday european powers are scrambling to save the 2015 nuclear deal but time is running out with tehran announcing it has passed the limit on uranium enrichment that was a great 2 in the nuclear pact diplomatic editor james bass has more from washington d.c. . just hours after iran announced it was increasing the level of its uranium enr

also with us, carmen qualia, the chief border patrol agent who runs the facility in the rio grande valleyver let cameras inside here before like this? >> no. >> i made the decision to take the risk and bring cameras in, to be transparent about what we're facing and to show that to the american people, and make sure that our congress knows what we need to help us address this crisis. >> o'donnell: you realize this may cause more criticism of what's going on here? >> i think we need a national conversation based on the facts that are actually happening on our border to try to address and solve the problems. >> o'donnell: a year ago, the country was shocked by still photos showing children being held in overcrowded cages. today, it is cleaner and more well-organized, but it is still hard to look at. i mean, you're the acting secretary. >> right. >> o'donnell: you're saying, this is not good enough. >> i've been saying it for a year. >> o'donnell: the conditions for families there are much different than at the mcallen border patrol station for adults, where vice president mike pence visited

i would like to thank carmen and lawrence from san francisco government t.v. for broadcasting this meeting, madame clerk, are there any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copy of any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear in the july 9th, board of supervisorst

. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new yearthank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us

my name is carmen rodriguez. i am a latin mother from -- with a children that are 10 years old, 3 years old, and 7 years old. in particular, la raza has been helpful to me for having support for my family. and with the fact that they are in an education program, i have been also able to enroll them in other programs, as well. and i would like to see that other families can also enjoy the benefits of these programs like i have enjoyed. like my colleague said before me, it is very helpful for us to receive assistance with food as well as with health care. and i would like to see your support so that many other families can benefit from these programs. thank you, thank you, thank you. [speaking native language] [inaudible] >> -- to low-income seniors. let's look at the city's housing portal. this year, so far, there were over 40 affordable housing opportunities. only three of them are senior housing. [please stand by] the income is usually around 800, we need truly affordable housing area the resources that the city