lima son reflejo del miedo de un sector a la propuesta del candidato de izquierda radical pedro castilloeiko fujimori quien en su tercera postulaciÓn a la presidencia defiende una economÍa de libre mercado >>> nosotros creemos en la propiedad privada >>> las encuestas tiene castillo de 10 puntos ante fujimori quien intenta al igual que Élanar los tos de los indeciso >>> yo voy a votar nulo porque no sÉ en realidad por quiÉn votar >>> un poco difÍcil escoger en realidad porque, los dos nos asustan >>> fujimori tiene el estigma de la corrupciÓn heredado del gobierno de su padre y castillo un discurso socialista que enfrenta a ricos y pobres generando temor que no solo se refleja en estos carteles sino en el alza del precio del dÓlar >>> keiko la hija de un dictador en perÚ y castillo no funcionarÍa un comunista >>> por el seÑor castil, >>> por quÉ? >>> porque quiero un cambio >>> ambos candidatos tuvieron un debate en el interio del paÍs para conquistar los votos quiÉn gane heredarÁ un paÍs que sigue a o zo tad por la pandemia c hospitales colapsados y miles de personas que no puede accede

felix: faltan dos semanas para la segunda vuelta electoral en perÚ que se define entre pedro castilloima, marÍa luisa nos tiene reporte. maria: ambos candidatos estÁn peleando por llegar a la presidencia del perÚ y han jurado en una ceremonia respetar las reglas de la democracia, pero ambos tienen perfiles autoritarios. >> yo creo que entre un liberalismo autoritario versus el caos autoritario que representa castillo. maria: desde la izquierda apoyado por el radical partido perÚ libre, pedro castillo, un profesor de izquierda y dirigente del sindicato de maestros ofrece acabar con el hambre en un paÍs rico. >> yo sÍ juro de todo corazÓn por la igualdad de derechos y oportunidades para el poso peruano. maria: el candidato a la vicepresidencia en su partido fue apartando por una sentencia de corrupciÓn, pero es el que no oculta sus lazos con los gobiernos de venezuela y cuba y otros estÁn vinculados con el extremismo del ... keiko tambiÉn hizo12 juramento de respeto a las normas constitucionales. >> muro de dejar el poder despuÉs del 28 de junio de 2026 y no buscar ni intentar ningÚn me

leopoldo: yo que el escribano castillo ha dicho abiertamente que en venezuela se libra una democraciaa entrar en erupciÓn en las primeras horas de este domingo. en un comunicado del instituto nacional de geofÍsica, las explosiones se originaron en el crÁter sudeste del volcÁn. en inglaterra, en una pequeÑa ceremonia privada contrajo matrimonio el primer ministro con la madre de su hijo de un aÑo, johnson de 56 aÑos y simmons, una ambientalista de 33 aÑos celebraron la ceremonia en la catedral de westminter. y cuando volvamos, en argentina el tango se convierte en manifestaciÓn. manifestaciÓn. este es el el nuevo google pixel 5 con chip de seguridad titan m pero para la persona que no juega con su seguridad es un teléfono sobreprotector de datos los teléfonos 5g de google pixel, desde $499. presentador: y nos despedimos en buenos aires, argentina donde decenas de personas bailaron tango en la ciudad para protestar contra el confinamiento que les prohÍbe manifestar su arte. bailar tango estÁ prohibido por la pandemia, a pesar de que es una de las expresiones artÍsticas mÁs importantes d

so there's a lot of fear, but the, those who vote for federal castillo in instead have nothing to lose the whole of the forest peruvians infor, rule who have suffered much more with a pen. our apologies that marianna sanchez reporting to us from lima. as we see, the 2 candidates a pedro castillo and to go for g. margot had to head in that tv presidential debate more on that later. but now a final round of talks is resumed in vienna. aimed at resurrecting the 2015 iran nuclear dale. global powers have been holding talk since april in a bit to bring the united states back on board. iran says it's optimistic an agreement will be reached, although it cautioned that serious issues remain on the 2015 deal. iran agreed to limit its nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. but it's been broken on both sides, initiated by former president donald trump, who unilaterally withdrew from the deal in 2018 loc fitzpatrick, his direct from the nonproliferation program at the international institute for strategic studies. and he says that several hurdles remain. know though iran has been talki

castillo is an evangelist christian. he is not a marxist, but he is a radical agenda. and the far right enroll that are say, more peruvian. they put the money government much better than concealed, however, it is more likely that you will deliver his promise is another reason why he said in the poll, however, the same pundits safer. he morty has a credibility problem. during the last presidential term, she controlled congress, which unseated to precedents and forced for cabinets and many minister to resign. many say she is the cause of peruse political instability, though it will not be in general. there's a lot of deception and mistrust, because many politicians and authorities are under corruption investigations or in jail. humidity has presented former old timers for her government. people perceive it's more of the same. castillo, however, is bringing new people. opinion polls say 17 percent of peruvians still don't know who to vote for many say it's like choosing between 2 illnesses. the only certainty for now and let's see if there is more political instability to

julianna marguiles star of "jupiter's legacy," josh duhamel music from alaina castillo featuring theh brian frasier-moore. and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. i hope you're all doing well tonight. and now i would like to get to the news [ laughter ] the cdc announced last week that fully vaccinated americans no longer need to wear masks in most indoor or outdoor settings. "oh, my god, finally!" said unvaccinated americans. after the cdc announced it on thursday, that vaccinated people no longer need to wear face masks indoors, house speaker nancy pelosi said that masks will still be required in the chamber. and when marjorie taylor greene heard that, she became so unhinged that nobody noticed any change in her demeanor whatsoever according to "the new york times," president biden does not make quick decisions, and often asks for detailed briefings and debates from staffers before making up his mind, which is honestly refreshing, considering the last guy didn't always get the wrapper off the burger according to a new poll, only 52% of a

castillo will nationalize on that for resources. that's where we'll get funds for health and education. with tens of thousands of people did. and about 2000000 infected. the pandemic has taken a me to told in they do. 2 and a half 1000000 people are jumping to the country is polarized a divide that is likely to continue even after the election. many and ascentis. i just see that lima, pedro, the leaders of a salia. i'm you zealand have don't played talk of tension between the 2 nations in relation to their different approaches to china. prime minister scott morrison's in new zealand for his 1st formal face to face encounter what the sender i've done since the pandemic. a jones government has been criticized for being too soft on china, or camera has spoken out and faces trade sanctions from beijing workers around the world and increasingly finally, that manpower is being replaced by artificial intelligence and automation. many countries in sweden are determined to embrace the rise of the machines with technologies. the breakdown bar

your normally i would guess the i would not vote for castillo to leave. the economy intentions were terrified. he wants to expropriate things, and that means to steal from us. and he's going to take everything away from us. analysts say for money, supporters are trying to frighten voters also become more nice. the anti community discourse is a fantastic conspiracy. always used by the far right. no matter what gas deal evangelism christian, he is not a marxist, but he's a radical agenda. and the far right in work that are say more prove they put the money government land is much better than feels. however, it is more likely that you will deliver his promise to another reason why he said in the poll. however, the st. pundits safe, morty has a credibility problem. during the last presidential term, she controlled congress, which unseated to press and forced for cabinets and many ministers to resign. many say she is the cause of peruse political instability, though it will not be in general. there is a lot of deception and mistrust, because many politicians a

compite con el profesor de izquierda pedro castillo en la segunda vuelta.mer lugar, pero keiko ha comenzado a acercarse y los resultados son inciertos segÚn los expertos. es devuelta en la repÚblica del congo entrÓ en erupciÓn, arrojando lava e iluminando de rojo el cielo. la poblaciÓn en la zona uy de pÁnico porque cuando estuvo activo en 2002, jugÓ centenares de muertos y mÁs de 100,000 personas perdieron sus hogares. por el momento no se reportan vÍctimas mortales, pero hay gran confusiÓn. la primera sonda exploradora chinacomenzÓ a rodar sobre la superficie de marte. convierte a china en el segundo paÍs en lograr esta hazaÑa tÉcnica despuÉs de los estados unidos. la sonda china continuarÁ su investigaciÓn en marte por 90 dÍas. el boxeador mexicano saÚl " el canelo " Álvarez, pasÓ por el altar en la catedral de guadalajara. [gritos] reportera: saÚl Álvarez llegÓ esta tarde para contraer matrimonio religioso. arribÓ al mismo tiempo que la novia. tras esperar varios minutos, bajo del auto, saludÓ para las cientos de personas que lo esperaban detrÁs de dece

castillo will nationalize on that for resources. that's where we'll get funds for health and education. with sense of thousands of people did, and about 2000000 infected. the pandemic was taking a me to told and they do. 2 and a half 1000000 people are jobs in. the country is polarized a divide. that is likely to continue even after the election. but in ascentis, i just see that lima beta us tries, and joe biden will visit the state of oklahoma on tuesday to mock 100 years since the tulsa race massacre. as when a white mob entered the city and set fire to business is owned by black people, as well as churches stores and a hospital historian. estimate 300 people were killed and 10000 black residents displaced the last survivors in their defendants demanding reparations. the leaders of australia and new zealand have downplayed talk of tension over their different approaches to china. 5 minutes just got morrison is in new zealand for his 1st normal face to face encounter with just in the origin. since the kona virus panoramic governmen

castillo will nationalize on natural resources. that's where we'll get funds for health and education. with tens of thousands of people did. and about 2000000 infected the pandemic has taken a me to told and they do. 2 and a half 1000000 people are jobless. the country is polarized a divide that is likely to continue even after the election. but in ascentis, i just see that lima, beta, all the way of life could be considered a delay on the archipelago of elections. we both india's west coast, but the national government once change, it's looking to turn it into a holiday destination to rival the more deeds. but the people who live there say will destroy their way of life. and there's a little elizabeth per on them. now reports, there are concerns that religion could be a key factor even though it's just 5 square kilometers in size, and root is the largest of the $36.00 islands, which make up the indian territory of luck with iep. until now, the archipelago was known for little more than his untouched beauty. but local, say, the ind

castillo will nationalize on that for resources. that's where we'll get funds for health and education. with tens of thousands of people did, and about 2000000 infected. the pandemic has taken a me to told and they do. 2 and a half 1000000 people are jobs in. the country is polarized a divide. that is likely to continue even after the election, many and ascentis, i just see that lima pedro and still ahead on the news, our a brazilian who won his for in the $500.00 grade that's coming up next and forth with joe. ah, use use me. ah me ah ah ah, the welcome back. it was a ride that involved hundreds of young people who set off head out to challenge segregation in the southern united states. the freedom riders, as they were known, were often beaten and arrested on their arrival. 60 years later, 2 of them have been, we calling that summer in 1961 to al jazeera christian salumi has a story from new york. their arrests were seen as political statements at the time . now their mug shots have become iconic symbols of the civil rights movemen

fÉlix: de las Últimas encuestas para la votaciÓn del 6 de junio dan a castillo primero en intenciÓn decon lentitud contra la pandemia, ya que apenas se han garantizado 59,000 dosis de la vacuna. en liverpool, unos 3000 jÓvenes participaron en una fiesta bailable sin llevar mascarillas en un club nocturno a modo de ensayo para regresar a la normalidad. para ello tuve un quedar negativo a prueba de covid—19. fue parte de un plan piloto para saber cÓmo reabrir mÁs recintos de una forma mÁs segura. en el fÚtbol mexicano, cruz azul se tropieza y tijuana le daÑan su impresionante rÉcord de victorias. guadalupe flores con la informaciÓn. guadalupe: es fin de semana y hay mucha actividad de deportes, pero sobre todo del fÚtbol. ¿quÉ les parece si vemos lo mÁs importante hasta el momento? continÚa la Última fecha del "guardianes 2021" en el estadio azteca. cruz azul enfrentÓ a tijuana. con gol de orbelÍn pineda al final del primer tiempo, los celestes se pero con la ventaja al descanso, pero en tiempo de compensaciÓn al final del partido, edgar lÓpez de cabeza anotÓ el gol del empate, que a los

la candidata de fuerza popular cuenta con el voto de la derecha y pedro castillo tiene la preferenciaede ganar. la tres veces candidata a la presidencia respaldada por la centro derecha y pedro castillo, un maestro y sindicalista de izquierda. a esta plaza del centro de la ciudad han llegado aquellos que dicen defender la democracia. muchos dicen abiertamente que temen que el perÚ siga el camino de venezuela, un espejo en el que no quieren mirarse. >> en democracia podemos crecer todos con libertad. el comunismo, el socialismo como venezuela, corea del norte, china, el caso socialista de argentina. como estÁn en estos momentos afectados econÓmica y socialmente. reportera: el recuerdo aÚn estÁ muy presente. este exmilitar estÁ aquÍ por esta preocupaciÓn. >> hemos sido vÍctimas de la violencia polÍtica. reportera: este joven recuerda con amargura que los terroristas mataron a su padre. >> mato a mi padre de tres balazos. y no vamos a permitirlo. —— matÓ a mi padre de tres balazos y no vamos a permitirlo. reportera: su voto es para que el terrorismo no vuelva el perÚy no un apoyo incondi

we're having it-- with god's help, we'll have it next year at castillo's winery in morgan hill, july we are having this year is a virtual live auction on june 10 and that is for our beneficiaries, one in morgan hill, one in gilroy, one in east san josé, and others. we have been helping with getting people tested, vaccinated, food for the campesinos, like a famous, like i was telling damian earlier, like a famous--the most famous comedian was cantinflas and his favorite word would be, "get vaccinated, chatos." but anyhow, on the 10th, we are having probably 12 items and a week in mazatlan, a week in puerto rico. we have tres vinos in napa. it'll be on grandma ranch. that'll be gustavo, encanto and--on grandma. and then we're having dayomo and we're not sure, it'll be at [speaking foreign language] ranch. has a 360--he'll explain it more a little bit later-- 360 view there. and that'll be for eight people. all of these are auction items. and i spoke to amelia ceja, everybody knows her. she's giving us a tasting for six. it'll be a special one. it'll be at casa ceja and they don't do ta

employees at uma savory hot dogs tell del castillo this isn't the first confrontation they've had with the woman. >> reporter: in video up loaded to tiktok, a woman is seen spitting at uma this happened thursday after employees asked her to put on a mask. they said the woman had just placed an order and paid before the confrontation. adding the customer argued she had a right to remain unmasked. >> this isn't the first time she's done it. she has done it to two other coworkers and next door. >> reporter: the woman has showed up without a mask times before. after this display he called police admittedly reluctant to file a report. >> i don't condone this type of behavior but at the same time i don't really understand everybody's circumstances. i don't want to make things worse for people than what they already are. >> reporter: the woman took off before police got there but not before another customer caught this on camera. >> we're here to serve our customers. if you can't comply with the rules you just can't come in. it's as simple as that. >> sjpd confirms they responded to the resta

employees at uma savory hot dogs tell del castillo this isn't the first confrontation they've had with the woman. >> reporter: in video up loaded to tiktok, a woman is seen spitting at uma this happened thursday after employees asked her to put on a mask. they said the woman had just placed an paid before the confrontation. adding the customer argued she had a right to remain unmasked. >> this isn't the first time she's done it. she has done it to two other coworkers and next door. >> reporter: the woman has showed up without a mask times before. after this display he called police admittedly reluctant to file a report. >> i don't condone this type of behavior but at the same time i don't really understand everybody's circumstances. i don't want to make things worse for people than what they already are. >> reporter: the woman off before police got there but not before another customer caught this on camera. >> we're here to serve our customers. if you can't comply with the rules you just can't come in. it's as simple as that. >> sjpd confirms they responded to the restaurant on tuesda

as amanda del castillo explai that comes with asking, whether a worker is vaccinated. >> reporter: the county is in a different and safer place pointing to low vaccination rates and low covid numbers. >> i'm rescinding the reduction order and i'm replacing it with a very simple order. >> reporter: along with requirements, employer. >> aaron: have to verify whether employees are vaccinated. rebecca la pina says the rules offer some comfort as she plans to return to the office. >> but i still do worry about people who are vulnerable in the workplace. people who can't receive the vaccine for religious reasons or medical purposes. >> reporter: there are a will the of legal issues at play. the health order adds another layer businesses have to address in order to be compliant. >> they're going to have to make some very delicate business decigs with regard to their office culture. >> reporter: peter nuno says this also includes setting up expectations with how businesses and their customers the act. >> i am going to request that everybody comes inside to show proof of vaccination. >> reporte

será miércolesantes los ben saunders le pregunto si ustedes se atreverían a poner la vacuna en el castilloegral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. >> muchos estadounidenses están listos para realizar reuniones socialesinvitar amigos que no invitó al mar de un año según una encuesta estar ansiosos por realizar reuniones en sus casas siempre y cuando sea seguro hacer las el 21% dijo que te reuniones prefieren que sean en un restaurante y en el consuelo de acuerdo qque nnúmero de invitados será limitado y escuche esto drácula dejó de chupar sangre y ahora está inyectando la vacuna de pfizer es que en rumanía los fines de semanas instalaron un centro de vacunación afuera del famoso castillo de drácula en transilvania y que reciban la dosis respectiva también recibe un diploma que tiene un dibujo con un médico con colmillos y una jeringa. hasta la fecha rumanía ha contabilizado 1 millón de infectados por cor

keiko fujmori, candidta de "fuerza popular", cuenta con el voto de la derecha, y pedro castillo tienea prefrencia de la izquierda y de gran parte del interior del pais... pero para los manifestantes que estuvieron hoy en las calles de lima, la capital, parece estar en juego mucho mas que la preferencia por un candidato.... maria luisa martinez tiene la historia. a regresar...miles de manifestantes protestan en brasil contra el presidente bolsonaro pidiendo acelerar el proceso de vacunacion y medidas para los mas afectados por la crisis.celebracion a lo grande tras la final de la liga de campeones de europa... los guardacostas espaqoles rescataron a 58 migrantes en el oceano atlantico, cerca de la isla de gran canaria... entre los rescatados habia una mujer y un hombre que fueron trasladados al hospital, informo el servicio de emergencias canario... segun el ministerio del interior casi 5 mil migrantes han llegado a estas islas por mar hasta el 15 de mayo. miles de brasileqos se manifestaron protestando contra el gobierno de jair bolsonaro en actos convocados por las principales centra

amelia del castillo explains, plan. >> gavin: forever change the downtown core. >>> google's downtownproject is one step closer to reality. >> esparza. >> reporter: san jose city leaders voting unanimously during tuesday night's meeting making the massive 80- acre project the largest in history. >> it's also the largest development happening in the entire world. >> reporter: the year's long journey didn't come without challenges. the plan receiving push back from the start. during tuesday's public comment, the council heard from dozens. only a couple expressing concern. >> google made $80 billion in profit. they've had tens of billions of dollars of tax cuts. for this amount of misery to exist in our city with this amount of wealth city of million people should have a more vibrant downtown. i think this is a good start. >> reporter: business leaders feel push back is actually eased. they point to provide million in housing benefits. the site would also hold housing units with a quarter expected to be affordable. >> right now with projects like these i look forward to becoming a place

as amanda del castillo explain, that comes with asking, whether a worker is vaccinated. >> reporter:he county is in a different and safer place pointing to low vaccination rates and low covid numbers. >> i'm rescinding the reduction order and i'm replacing it with a very simple order. >> reporter: along with requirements, employer. >> aaron: have to verify whether employees are vaccinated. rebecca la pina says the rules offer some comfort as she plans to return to the office. >> but i still do worry about people who are vulnerable in the workplace. people who can't receive the vaccine for religious reasons or medical purposes. >> reporter: there are a will the of legal issues at play. the health order adds another layer businesses have to address in order to be compliant. >> they're going to have to make some very delicate business decigs with regard to their office culture. >> reporter: peter nuno says this also includes setting up expectations with how businesses and their customers the act. >> i am going to request that everybody comes inside to show proof of vaccination. >> repor

castillo is an evangelist christian. he's not a marxist, but he's a radical agenda. and the far right enrolled that per se, more per se, put the money government plant is much better than to feel. however, more for it is more likely that you will deliver his promise to another reason why you said in the poll. however, the same pundits safe, morty has a credibility problem. during the last presidential term, she controlled congress, which unseated to precedents and forced for cabinets and many, many to resign. many say she is the cause of peruse political instability. though. in general, there is a lot of deception and mistrust, because many politicians and authorities are under corruption investigations or in jail. kimori has presented former old timers for her government. people perceive it's more of the same. castillo, however, is bringing new people. opinion polls say 17 percent of peruvians still don't know who to vote for many say it's like choosing between 2 illnesses. the only certainty for now and melissa, see if there is more political instability to come he

in the south bay i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> an incoming stanford freshman has been namedhe new national youth poet laureate. 18-year-old alexandra nguyen of sacramento is a second generation vietnamese american. she was selected from four finalists. she says she sees poetry both as a means to self-expression and social justice. >> regard little of if your voice is shaking, that doesn't mean your words are any less valuable. i encourage anyone who feels on the fence about speaking authentically to their experiences to share it because someone out there needs to hear exactly what you have to say. >> remarkable young woman, as you can tell. she says she's inspired by amanda gorman who held the same position and became an international celebrity after reading at president biden's inauguration, which was such a powerful moment. just so impressive, alexandra, just terrific. >> can't wait to hear more, very inspiring. >>> let's get to our weather, sandhya patel, with what's in store for the weekend. >> yeah. we have some beautiful weather coming our way this weekend. those winds

i would not vote for castillo and leave. the economy . intentions were terrified. he wants to expropriate things, and that means to steal from my son. he's going to take everything away from us. analysts say for him on the supporters are trying to frighten voters also become more nice. the anti community discourse is a fantastic conspiracy always used by the far right, no matter what. castillo is an evangelist christian. he is not a marxist, but he's a radical agenda. and the far right in work that per se, more per se, put the money government plant is much better than c o. however, it is more likely that you will deliver your promise is another reason why you said in the poll. however, the same pundits safe, morty has a credibility problem. during the last presidential term, she controlled congress, which unseated to precedents and forced for cabinets the ministers to resign. many say she is the cause of peruse political instability, though it will not be in general. there is a lot of deception and mistrust, because many politicians and authorities are under corru

amelia del castillo explains, plan. >> gavin: forever change the downtown core. >>> google's downtownproject is one step closer to reality. >> esparza. >> reporter: san jose city leaders voting unanimously during tuesday night's meeting making the massive 80- acre project the largest in history. >> it's also the largest development happening in the entire world. >> reporter: the year's long journey didn't come without challenges. the plan receiving push back from the start. during tuesday's public comment, the council heard from dozens. only a couple expressing concern. >> google made $80 billion in profit. they've had tens of billions of dollars of tax cuts. for this amount of misery to exist in our city with this amount of wealth is unacceptable. >> i think san jose as a city of million people should have a more vibrant downtown. i think this is a good start. >> reporter: business leaders feel push back is actually eased. they point to provide million in housing benefits. the site would also hold housing units with a quarter expected to be affordable. >> right now with projects like

in the south bay i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> an incoming stanford freshman has been named the new national youth poet laureate. 18-year-old alexandra nguyen of sacramento is a second generation vietnamese american. she was selected from four finalists. she says she sees poetry both as a means to self-expression and social justice. >> regard little of if your voice is shaking, that doesn't mean your words are any less valuable. i encourage anyone who feels on the fence about speaking authentically to their experiences to share it because someone out there needs to hear exactly what you have to say. >> remarkable young woman, as you can tell. she says she's inspired by amanda gorman who held the same position and became an international celebrity after reading at president biden's inauguration, which was such a powerful moment. just so impressive, alexandra, just terrific. >> can't wait to hear more, very inspiring. >>> let's get to our weathe sandhya patel, with what's in store for the weekend. >> yeah. we have some beautiful weather coming our way this weekend. those winds

those opposing castillo has policies will impact the economy. as he pledges to rewrite the constitution, kasteel had a comfortable lead and previous pulse. would you, maury is narrowed that lead, and then now the statistical tie, and some of people have opposed for mores conservative policies. well now tens of thousands of people have been protesting across ethiopia in supporting the government and denouncing west and interference in the capital, addis ababa thousands, including several political figures. members of the parliament activists took part in the rallies angry after the u. s. announce sanctions against ethiopia and retry last week. the conflict until gray. if you open government is fighting a rebel group in the northern part of the country, the final round of talks is resumed in vienna and resurrecting the 2015 raw nuclear deal. global powers have been holding torque since april and a bid to bring the united states back on board. iran says it's optimistic a deal will be reached but caution that there are still serious issues. on the 2

. >> estamos en la orilla del metro, que se vaya a tronar un muro, un castillo y puede haber hasta un los daÑos. >> el metro en un tiempo se iba a caer, pero no iba a caer de este lado, el metro iba a caer como cayÓ aquÍ. >> en 2014 este tramo cerrÓ por un desgaste, ahora hay un hundimiento. >> pusieron esta estructura de mental, pero cuando el metro pasa suena mucho. >> el hundimiento es muy notorio cuando deberÍa ser una lÍnea recta. >> tenemos mucho miedo que pueda pasar algo parecido a lo que pasÓ, sobre todo porque aquÍ circulan muchos carros, es una avenida. >> hijo del ex alcalde de nueva york, planea presentarse como candidato a gobernador, dijo que cree que es hora que nueva york cambie de rumbo, estÁ harto de ver como se van a otros estados. su padre estÁ siendo investigado por oligarcas rusos cuando trabajaba... la fiscal general de nueva york ya que estamos hablando de esta ciudad, dijo que se unirÁ a la oficina del fiscal del distrito de manhattan para adelantar una situaciÓn criminal. su indagaciÓn ya no es de naturaleza civil. las autoridades en mÉxico arrestan a varios

then, luis castillo after that. you will all get nothing and like it.alex dickerson connects. just far enough to get out. a three run homer. the giants up 3-1. can you believe what brandon crawford is doing? this is his 10th homerun of season. that was number 10. the giants when 4-2 despite the fact they struck out 17 times in this game. a scary moment last night. kevin pilar of the mets get hits in gets a hit in the face. >> it is unbelievable. he amazingly said he is fine. >> i feel real good. despite not looking so good, i feel as close to normal as possible. >> it looks likelooks likelookse rounds with mike tyson. thankfully, he is okay. >> the santa clara women soccer team won the national championship last night. they beat florida state on penalty kicks. a bunch of teams welcoming them on campus. >> i am going to go through this quick because it is new. play in tournament. 7 plays 8. 9 placed 10. 7 moves up if they advance. they are in the playoffs. the loser of 7 and 8 plays the winner of 9-10. hey, does that make sense to everybody? >> 7, 8, 9,

la triste realidad de lo que pasaron sus hijasle sacÓ mÁs de una lÁgrima, pero gabriel castillo dicetencia porque uno quiere hacer algo, pero no puede ya cuando le estÁn apuntando con un arma a uno y estÁ entre la espada y la pared. entonces, no se siente uno impotente. >> es que los tres padres aseguran que los secuestraron luego de que sus hijas cruzaran. >> nosotros al cruzar el rÍo a las niÑas las cruzaron primero y luego regresÓ por nosotros, pero ya nos tenÍan agarrados del otro lado mexicano. nos tenÍan agarrados y yo gritaba por las niÑas, pero nadie regreso. >> ahora dice que sÓlo les queda continuar la complicada travesÍa por el monte. con apenas comida y agua, pero con una gran fe. el propÓsito de los padres es llegar a donde estÁ su familiay pedirle al gobierno de estados unidos la custodia de sus hijas. desde miami, florida, univisiÓn. patricia: los abogados que trabajan para reunificar a las familias migrantes encontraron a los padres de 54 niÑos mÁs en el Último mes. los padres de 391 niÑos no han sido localizados. se sabe que la mayorÍa fue deportada a sus paÍses de o

digital, al cumplirse dos aÑos de la balacera en la escuela en colorado, donde un estudiante, kendrick castilloa: las balas asesinas no sÓlo sesgar a una vida que apenas comenzaba, sino que quitaron un futuro brillante, el niÑo soÑaba con trabajar en la nasa. una entrevista que no se pueden perder a las 5:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. centro en "primer impacto". carolina: pobre madre de familia, no puedo imaginar el dolor de esta mujer. cambiamos el tema, la familia de eugenio derbez estÁ de estreno con los "derbez de viaje". tomaron la aventura de recorrer los parques naturales de estados unidos, a bordo de una casa rodante, aileen del toro nos cuenta cÓmo fue esa maravillosa experiencia. ♪ ♪ >> ¿entonces dices que vamos a dÓnde? aileen: una de las familias mÁs directiva — divertida del espectÁculo estrena la serie. ¿cÓmo es viajar en medio de una pandemia? >> nos montamos en una campers y nos vamos en una burbuja, nos vamos sÓlo a lugares con naturaleza. >> papÁ, si me muero, le hablas a mi mamÁ. >> ni asÍ le voy a hablar. >> moscos, bichos, animales. ♪ ♪ >> no vi ni un instructivo? >> para mÍ lo difÍci

maria: y ella asegura que pedro castillo, el candidato de izquierda que tienen su equipo personas cercanascha contra el narcotrÁfico y esa violenta realidad serÁ otro de los problemas que tendrÁ que enfrentar el nuevo gobierno. marÍa luisa, univisiÓn. patricia: en colombia el paro ya cumpliÓ un mes y un sector del paÍs seÑala el principal lÍder opositor gustavo petro como la persona que estÁ detrÁs de la crisis que vive el paÍs, pero quienes son los culpables de lo que sucede en colombia realmente ? esta tarde tuve la oportunidad de conversar con petro y esta fue su respuesta. gustavo: la juventud colombiana no es un zombi del narcotrÁfico y que estÁ en las calles muriendo afectado por un terrorismo de estado, por una decisiÓn polÍtica que es a sangre y fuego. romper la protesta y manifestaciÓn pacÍfica. patricia: la entrevista completa la podrÁn ver en las pÁginas de facebook y youtube de univisiÓn noticias. al volver de una pausa, la nueva miss universo y su mensaje para los que estÁn pensando mÁs graves antes de vacunarse. grecia fue uno de los paÍses que pudo suspensión y turbocompreso

their opponents of pedro castillo, fear that his socialist policies will haute the economy while critics of conservative contend to take her. would you maury, associate her with corruption from when her father was president. her judge in italy has ruled that a service technician was responsible for last week's cable, called as often that killed 14 people. a gondola fell onto a mountainside near the resort town of spencer. after the cable snapped and the emergency brake failed, the technician admitted that he had intentionally disabled the brake because it kept locking. all those the headlines, i'll be back with more news off the out there a while. me the ah! the the the the me ah, the news me them if i mean when, how many days for the record i'm not sure you can just go and my now from a much remains though. well, it is written in the home i of course my name should have stirred can have been dear, but allow me bond with the double for mobiles. msi and jen, i'm on one of the new show. the mom with the football will not let them know that when i'm looking in the next 15 minutes and i'm i'

abc7 news reporter, castillo takes a closer look. >> reporter: new attorney general, rob bonta proves for asian-pacific islander representation in government. with demands to stop aapi hate, there is greater political influence. an alex lee. >> i am the state representative for district 25. >> his resume includes a list of historical firsts. the first-generation the legislator, the first to be openly bisexual, the youngest asian american lawmaker and at only 25 years old, the youngest to be years. >>> it is important for me to do a job well constantly improve more people deserve to be at the table. >> reporter: previously prominent aapi legislators like congressman mike honda and ed challenge and evan low, lee says no question, representation matters. >> you can't imagine yourself in that role if there is nobody that looks like you and having that mentorship and knowing it was possible at least gave me the inkling of the idea. >> reporter: u.s. census bureau data details the aapi community accounts for more than 15% of at number drops to roughly 18% when looking at the legislature. re

oh castillo cortez didn't acknowledge. her green then picked up our pace, started shouting at her.ept asking her why did she support antifa and black lives matter, which she falsely referred to as terrorist groups. she continued to chase after her and shouted that across the old cortez was a coward, and that she was failing to bend her radical terrorist beliefs. >> alexandra castillo cortez said that she works in the barn used to have to throw people like this at a bars all the time. she sort of used to. it just give people a sense here, i struggled to communicate to people how bad, toxic, strange, and i'm nobody environment of capitol hill is right. now those for the -- for those who don't cover countless all the time, that usually doesn't happen at all. this is novel. >> you are exactly. right i've been grasping for the right analogy all day. the only thing i can really communicate is that, this is shocking behavior. i was so taken aback, especially in this kind of environment that we're working in right now where you have lawmakers in reporters, quite frankly, who are scared to

junto a ellos llegÓ y estÁ a salvo gabriel castillo que es el padre de la niÑa de 4 aÑos y de 8 aÑos.a informaciÓn que les tengo por el momento. ahora regreso al estudio. ilia: muchas gracias. continuamos en el Área de la frontera. las autoridad encontraron un migrante que llevaba meses perdido. el joven de 25 aÑos padece de discapacitada mental. querÍa reencontrarse con su mamÁ. cuando llegÓ le robaron todo y quedÓ deambulando. reportera: confundido y desorientado estaba este joven en una estaciÓn de ciudad juarez. lo rescataron de las calles estuvo por dos meses como si fuera un desamparado. >> les decÍa que ayuden con poco de comida. reportera: Él es inmigrante de 25 aÑos con discapacidad mental. saliÓ de ecuador rumbo a estados unidos para reencontrarse con su madre, que no ve desde hace 18 aÑos. ella lo dejÓ bajo el cuidado de sus abuelos cuando Él era un niÑo. >> Él estÁ mal. por eso lo traje. para ver si le trataba con un mÉdico. reportera: cruzÓ la frontera y la patrulla fronteriza lo regresÓ a ciudad juarez. >> una condiciÓn vulnerable y aÚn asÍ, en esta circunstancia las aut

of the suspects sought stockpile is drawing interest this morning, abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo learned that among the weapons were 25,000 rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: a small explosion signaled the safe detonation of what was initiallfound nmadanal, evidence that remained even after the mass shooter simultaneously set his home on fire while he shot and killed nine of his coworkers at this really hard wednesday morning. >> there was a pot on the stove at the residence at it was likely turned on, inside the pot they located ammunition. around the pot there was excel events. >> reporter: neighbors were surprised to hear what was hiding next door. >> i didn't expect all the stuff inside, i thought he was a normal person. i just found out and it was a little scary. now i'm safe. >> reporter: according to the sheriff's office investigators uncovered an estimated 25,000 rounds of ammunition, a dozen guns and 17 molotov cocktails. they say cassidy's guns were not locked away rather stashed near different doorways in various parts of the home ready to use. >> if he was to be conta

i'm amanda del castillo. >> i was left speechless at human kindness that i have witnessed the last few days. >> reporter: paul mejia was married and had five children. the family had been planning to visit disneyland this weekend. you can help support this family. the victims of this tragedy. we have a look at how you can help families directly impacted by this gun violence. >>> marin firefighters are training in what is expected to be a busy fire season. the goal was to clear up to 100 acres. firefighters will be doing more controlled burns at the june. >>> some bay area will be drying out further this weekend. >> it's going to feel like a summer sizzler, sunday morning in particular. the holiday heat that's when the temperatures are going to spike, sunday and monday. excessive heat warning for solano county. mid-100s expected. and there's a heat advisory for the north and east bay. 12 to 9:00 p.m. on monday. lake county 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. once again low 90s to low 100s. risk of heat is there. triple digits inland. i'll be back to tell you exactly how your weekend is shaping up.

abc7 reporter amanda del castillo shows us how pandemic pinatas are offering relief. >> reporter: theenuateas becoming a hit for elizabeth, a full-time nurse, spending free moments conducting the giant germs modeled after covid-19felt among the necessary materials, card board, crate paper, and time. >> each one start to finish takes about a week. >> reporter: headquarters is her home kitchen, he says news of vaccines inspired her to get creative. she works directly with covid-19 patients and understands people may search for an out let after an awful year. >> it has been emotionally draining, physically draining, intellectually draining. >> reporter: so this is a welcome distraction. as cases drop, mccarthy is introducing a tangible takeoon pommeling the pandemic. >> this is a huge deal. i want everyone to just enjoy smashing covid. >> it will take more than one pinata to get over this one. >> reporter: dr. thomas plant, a professor of psychology at santa clara university, says there is quite a bit of research pointing to this relief providing at least a brief moment of relief. >> sti

helado, castillos, hay que conocer a los jefes de esto. de todo lo que tiene la mano y baile con nosotros. dulce marÍas la portada digital de people, en espaÑol con su princesa. mÁs adelante en el revoltillo digital de lo contamos todo. karla: hoy traemos un regalo para sus ojos, un auto millonario una joyita. raÚl: aumenta la recompensa para capturar a una persona que atropellÓ un niÑo en disidente. gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros y dejarlos gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros y dejarlos entrar has enfrentado grandes cambios toda tu vida. así que cuando tu negocio se ve obligado a cambiar rápidamente, estás listo para adaptarlo como siempre lo has hecho. igual que tú, el united states postal service siempre ha buscado formas de mejorar y lo seguiremos haciendo. así que puedes seguir confiando en nosotros para que tu negocio siga adelante. con entregas al día siguiente y en dos días a todo el país. y entregas los siete días de la semana. el cambio es una oportunidad para que hagamos grandes cosas. ightening serum

have been squaring off in a televised debate a week ahead of the runoff boat. opponents of petro castillo for his socialist policies will have the economy, critics, of conservative contender, k k, for he, maureen, associate. her with corruption is headlines. i'll be back with more news here on al jazeera. as after the fans who make football, celtic se, you can watch out english streaming live, and i get 2 channels. plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries, and to get new support. ah, subscriber, you choose dot com, forward slash al jazeera english, the pix, homegrown in glasgow, scotland. it was founded by irish immigrants. so our story begins in albania, the grand president of iran, ah, the head of state, and commander in chief. his activity in the matter is a devoted son. he was on official business when he 1st encountered the boys, a celtic fans are known. i was participating in the summit in most valuable and the we were with his delegation walking the main bizarre of sorry. when i was hearing some noise and they were sort of fancy that he didn't know that celtic was

i'm amanda del castillo. >> i was left speechless at human kindness that i have witnessed the last feways. >> reporter: paul mejia was married and had five children. the family had been planning to visit disneyland this weekend. you can help support this family. the victims of this tragedy. we have a look at how you can help families directly impacted by this gun violence. >>> marin firefighters are training in what is expected to be a busy fire season. the goal was to clear up to 100 acres. firefighters will be doing more controlled burns at the june. >>> some bay area will be drying out further this weekend. summer sizzler, sunday morning in particular. the holiday heat that's when the temperatures are going to spike, sunday and monday. excessive heat warning for solano county. mid-100s expected. and there's a heat advisory for the north and east bay. 12 to 9:00 p.m. on monday. lake county 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. once again low 90s to risk of heat is there. triple digits inland. i'll be back to tell you exactly how your weekend is shaping up. >>> happening now hu. adults f vaccinate

as amanda del castillo explains whether or not travel is rebounding. >> reporter: these photos hours apart. hernandez her flight flight empty. and on a flight completely full. >> the airport was completely jam packed. there was no social distancing there. >> reporter: her family is one of many masking up and making travel plans. nowhere close to prepandemic levels that's still 10 times higher than travel this time last year. >> we're still traveling with masks. we're still traveling the hand sanitizers, but when it comes to the volume of people gatherings that is definitely going to feel more normal than it has the previous years. >> reporter: locally agency data shows sjc saw a 53% drop in passengers in early april 2021 compared to private school 2020. sfo saw a 60% drop. still bay area airports are starting to see more customers only slowly. estrada says travelers should be prepared the pandemic can make some for uncomfortable moments. >> there's a lot of anxiety in traveling because there's a few people that won't wear their masks completely. you hear the coughing, so you see ever