castillo: si.so. entonces armamos un grupo. ese grupo se llamÓ quito piso. calderon: asÍ, su mÚsica llegÓ a oÍdos del maestro jairo varela, fundador y productor del grupo niche hasta su fallecimiento en el verano del aÑo 2012. castillo: entonces jairo ya me tenÍa como en el radar y me llamÓ, me dijo “si querÍa ser parte del grupo niche. te habla jairo varela”. entonces sÍ. entonces fue asÍ y lleguÉ al grupo. calderon: el grupo niche no solo le trajo crecimiento profesional. >> amor, sorpresa. pasaba por aquÍ para felicitar. calderon: sino tambiÉn a tatiana rojas, o como Él la llama, “tata”, quien se convertirÍa en su esposa y madre de sus 2 hijos. castillo: bueno, tata, sÍ, la conocÍ en una fiesta del grupo niche, un amigo, porque ella no querÍa tomarse la foto, dijo como que... me la trajo, pues como que “anda”. entonces ahÍ ya fue. ya 17 aÑos. calderon: mauro recorriÓ varios paÍses cantando los grandes Éxitos del grupo niche desde el 2001 hasta el 2011, cuando decidiÓ continuar su carrera pero co

. >> son los gritos que marcaron contra el presidente pedro castillo por el alza de los precios de losncidente lo protagonizÓ su primer ministro anÍbal torres >>> hitler fue a su paÍs y lo llenÓ de autopistas de aeropuertos y lo convirtiÓ en la alemania en la primera potencia econÓmica del mundo >> sus palabras generaron las protestas de los embajadores de alemania e israel >> ha sido criticado como la in movilizaciÓn de 11 millones de limeÑos en un toque de queda que nadie respetÓ >>> indica que el 76% de los peruanos desaprueba la gestiÓn de castillo incluyendo el gremio de maestros que ahora le da la espalda >>> traiciÓn que nos hizo por eso le pedimos seÑor castillo por decencia retire se y renuncie el cargo le queda demasiado grande >>> analistas polÍticos creen que sus dÍas podrÍan estar contados >>> todo parece indicar que podrÍa precipitarse su salida este aÑo >>> no sabe dÓnde estÁ parado no sabe dÓnde va, no sabe quÉ hacer con el trabajo y es bastante evidente >>> el presidente ha dicho que no renunciarÁ nos sacamos los ojos entre nosotros >> el enemigo del paÍs es la pobreza

{lilia doubt about it in the mind of us last -- lenin castillo ins.- last -- lenin castillo ins. 0k,been set. perfect way to end. we have covered everything there. thank you. a pleasure to have you with us as well this evening the papers again, back tomorrow evening first edition at half past 11. for now, cheerio. good evening, i'm tulson tollett, and this is your sports news where we start with the news that uefa has ordered atletico madrid to close part of their stadium — for their champions league quarter final clash with manchester city on wednesday. it's over discriminatory behaviour from the spanish club's fans last week in the first leg. the club have also been ordered to display a "no to racism" banner at the ground. city have a i—0 lead in the tie. and attention is still in madrid — where the holders chelsea are hoping to stay in the competition tomorrow, against the la liga leaders real madrid. manager thomas tuchel says his side are allowed to dream — in their attempts to overturn a two goal deficit. chelsea were beaten 3—1 at stamford bridge last week — and have it all to

hay una ola de protestas en perÚ contra del gobierno de pedro castillo, una violento manifestaciÓn en muertos, heridos y destrozos. tienen hasta el 30 de abril para inscribirse en el seguro mÉdico gratuito. deben tener ingresos mensuales por debajo del Índice de pobreza. >> Éste ese noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. jorge: comenzamos con las medidas a 100 precedentes que fueron anunciados por el gobernador de texas. ilia: indicÓ que enviarÁ los indocumentados son detenidos en texas agua sientan y que va a lo que repaso. jorge: y se que pondrÁ alambres de pÚas en zonas de alto trÁfico de los inmigrantes. ilia: y se que lo hace para evitar una potencial ola de migrantes cuando ves el tÍtulo 42, la medida que permite deportaciones inmediatas. la primera ubicaciÓn serÁn los escalones de la capital de estados unidos, es el mensaje del gobernador de texas anunciando la nueva polÍtica estatal de cero tolerancia a los inmigrantes indocumentados que incluye detener o enviar a los inmigrantes hasta el capitolio en washington en vez de liberarlos en ciudades fronterizas, ademÁ

cost of living protests in peru as president castillo comes under pressure. thank you for joining us. we begin in ukraine where the full scale of the killings in the tons of butcher are pain. and bro junker are beginning to emerge. ukraine says more victims of being discovered every day, allegedly tortured, executed, and burned. it blames russian troops, but moscow insist sits all fake. the besieged for city of mary paul is still under heavy bombardment. the 160000 remaining people have no water, electricity, medicine, or means of communication. the you is working on banning oil imports from russia, something the block has so far voided, ukraine's president voting means lensky says sanctions must match the gravity of what he says or rushes war. crimes him on con, has travel to book shot and begins a coverage. but a warning that the u. s. may find the pictures in his report. disturbing bodies weren't just left in the streets along the chicago as ukrainian troops and police investigators go house to house. they find more victims in boucher charred remains . pal

francisca: nos visita al mero mero, mauro castillo. a mauro y no se pueden perder esto porque estoy segura que va a ser un momento aso. jesse: y queremos que tÚ y tus hijos canten junto a nosotros este popular tema, asÍ que este show promete. carlos: pero el mundo sigue adelante las noticias tambiÉn. satcha: un aparente ataque en rusia en horas de la madrugada, dos helicÓpteros disparan contra un depÓsito de petrÓleo detonando el fuego en la ciudad fronteriza, desde ya el kremlin responsabiliza a ucrania pero esto ocurre mientras mÁs de 100,000 personas intentan escapar del infierno y asÍ describe a la ciudad de mariupol donde han pasado varias semanas sin electricidad ni agua potable y pocos alimentos. en vivo nuria garrido tiene los detalles. nuria: buenos dÍas, desde kiev. vamos a empezar este directo poniendo la mirada en rusia y es que como has explicado, moscÚ acusa ucrania atacaron depÓsito y combustible, dice que alrededor de dos helicÓpteros habrÁn alcanzado este almacÉn generando un incendio. segÚn las informaciones que llega

castillo, has reduced. now, those prices or will, is not sure that oil company would actually comply with that decision on the leasing market. colfey was used to these products, but also to the pressure from congress who told him that this was unconstitutional . and in fact, the ambles by the national, almost done as submitted a and a habeas corpus, a proposal the supreme court. i did now, she is called you as illegal and said clear, clear violation. okay. human rights. c jim, his gym, the serious and this equation, us not improve even after mr. castillo right at the coffee problem is the difficulty is that provings are facing the same problems. the countries around the world are facing right now in terms of, you know, the strain and stress on their economies as little government can actually do, isn't it? it because this was beyond, if you're pressed to see many people perceive because the government mistake us to you as an incompetent government has taken terrible decisions. mr. garcia has moved from bill

. >> pasamos a perÚ dÓnde pedro castillo enfrenta otra ola de repudio popular.ara gobernar. reportera: el presidente dijo que queda sin efecto la inmovilizaciÓn obligatoria Él enfrentaba la violencia del dÍa anterior. decenas de detenidos y cuatro muertos en medio de protestas generalizadas. el paro de transporte destapÓ un descontento generalizado por el alza de los combustibles y de los alimentos. la violencia se volviÓ por momentos incontrolable. el presidente castillo con apenas siete meses en el poder ha perdido el apoyo hasta de sus mÁs fieles seguidores. >> nosotros no somos delincuentes, somos chÓferes que queremos trabajar y el gobierno no nos deja. >> parece ser que a quiÉnes se dirigÍa son los que terminarÁn de ponerlo contra las cuerdas. leÓn: un sordo mordiÓ a un legislador en los terrenos del capitolio. el representante creyÓ que se trataba de un perro, evidentemente no es un perro. la primera medida fue vacunar contra la rabia, la segunda cazar al zorro. maite: fuertes tormentas elÉctricas azotaron varias zonas. lluvia y granizo dejÓ gran destrucc

donde cientos de manifestantes se enfrentaron a la policÍa exigiendo la renuncia del presidente castillolacrimÓgenos para evitar que la turba ingrese al lugar donde estaba el mandatario, las protestas se extendieron hasta la noche. >> cansados del mal manejo y que nos estÉn mandando algo que no sabe gobernar. >> lo Único que sabemos es unirnos y salir todos adelante, tienen que salir de esta racha. >> lo que mÁs los indignÓ fue enterarse del toque de queda con que el presidente pretendÍa aplacar las protestas contra el aumento del precio de gasolina y los alimentos. >> el pueblo unido jamÁs serÁ vencido. >> temprano las calles estuvieron desiertas pero a medida que pasaban las horas los ciudadanos se organizaron a travÉs de las redes para salir a protestar contra el gobierno, castillo intentaba calmar los Ánimos. >> hago un llamado a la calma, a la serenidad, la protesta social es un derecho constitucional, pero debe hacerse dentro del marco de la ley. >> las protestas se dejaron sentir tambiÉn en el interior del paÍs donde hubo bloqueo de carreteras y quema de llantas, las amas de casa

i know the truth is that castillo has to leave because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. oh, the president met lawmakers to find a solution to the crisis, but left without announcing any plan. the situation is getting more tense in the streets of the capital as the hours go by. with protesters throwing rocks at police and police responding with their young. now these are a serious, a protest that began out week ago. many believe that they will continue whatever castillo decides to do next. protesters here said they're fed up with a precedent who's not fit to govern. medina, sanchez, i just see that you might be to to cambodia now, where surrogate mothers say there be unfairly targeted. surrogacy has been illegal since 2016 and women are being charged with human trafficking activists say by arresting the mothers and not organizes of commercial surrogacy schemes is forcing the trade in unborn babies underground. tony chang met one surrogate mother in cambodia, capital plumb pads. a mother washes her son in the back yard of a humble hom

abc 7 news report amanda del castillo has new images -- reporter amanda del castillo has new images of the suspect. amanda: police say this is the man who kidnapped the three-month-old from his san jose home. the boy was found tuesday morning after a 20 hour search that ended miles from where he was taken. asking for the public's help monday evening, police released this surveillance footage showing a man with a baby carrier casually walking along elm street and in this exclusive footage shared with abc 7 news, timestamps uncover that same man leaving only five minutes later. >> right then and there, i thought that was the guy. amanda: our only glimpse of the kidnapping. police say it was instrumental in the investigation. >> you can tell when he was walking towards the house, it was light and when he had it walkinback, itksik the was some weight in there. amanda: the baby's grandmother telling place she was unloading groceries outside with the three-month-old in the house and returned upstairs to find him missing. a massive search for the baby involved the fbi. three suspects are in c

c nam castillo al jazeera, assemble a report from the minority rights group. international organization has accused congolese guards and soldiers of killing or raping indigenous. but what people, it says the battle were targeted and violent attacks in the past 3 years in eastern democratic republic of congo. the guards are accused of killing at least 20, but or unco, who's a big or national park. they face allegations of raping at least 15 women, enforcing hundreds out of their homes by burning villages. the report says the german and u. s. government knew about the threats to the community in 2019, but the continued to fund the park. robert from a felt as the reports author, and he says numerous communities were wiped off. the face of the of the community was expelled from the park. originally in the mid 1970 s, with the expansion of the park, and lived for decades and sort of conditions of marginalization in impoverishment in 2018, made the decision to return to the park. now that flew in the face of the approach to conservation and trying in this park, whic

miles de peruanos salieron a las calles de lima reclamando la renuncia del presidente pedro castillo.la presidencia de pedro castillo que llevase menos de un aÑo con el apoyo abrumador de la poblaciÓn de perÚ. en chile decenas de manifestantes protestaron frentea la embajada rusa . desplegaron una enorme pancarta con los colores de la bandera de ucrania. y en los deportes, tigres derrotÓ a querÉtaro a pesar de sufrir dos expulsiones. esta noche surgirÁ como lÍder del clausura 2022. >> amigos, vamos con lo mÁs destacado de la informaciÓn deportiva de este domingo. arrancamos con el fÚtbol mexicano, jornada 13 querÉtaro frente a tigres. querÍa dar la sorpresa el cuadro de las gallos blancos. el minuto 75, si la prendiÓ el Único gol del encuentro. tigres llega 29 puntos maÑana ante tijuana . nos vamos a la mayor league soccer. el ecuatoriano al minuto 11. gol olÍmpico. nos vamos ahora a otro duelo de la mayor league soccer. austin en contra de minnesota. 1—0 el marcador final. marcÓ el Único tanto para el cuadro tejano. es cuarto lugar en la conferencia del oeste. minnesota se quedÓ con

abc 7 news report amanda del castillo has new images -- reporter amanda del castillo has new images of the suspect. amanda: police say this is the man who kidnapped the josee.month-old from the boy was found tuesday morning after a 20 hour search that ended miles from where he was taken. asking for the public's help monday evening, police released this surveillance footage showing a man with a baby carrier casually walking along elm street and in this exclusive footage shared with abc 7 news, timestamps uncover that same man leaving only five minutes later. >> right then and there, i thought that was the guy. amanda: our only glimpse of the kidnapping. police say it was instrumental in the investigation. >> you can tell when he was walking towards the house, it was light and when he had it walking back, it looks like there was some weight in there. amanda: the baby's grandmother telling place she was unloading groceries outside with the three-month-old in the house and returned upstairs to find him missing. a massive search for the baby involved the fbi. three suspects are in custody w

castillo was under pressure and lifted the curfew, 6 hours before it was due to n, o. the spike, and fuel food and fertilizer prices was too much, even for the president's former supporters. pul peruvians, whose hopes were raised when he came to power last year, are now turning their backs on the government. i am. the truth is that castillo has to leave, because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. oh, the president met lo makers to find a solution to the crisis, but left without announcing any plan. ah, the situation is getting more tents in the streets of the capital as the hours go by. with protesters throwing rocks at police and police responding with their young . now these are a serious approaches that began out with oh. 2 melinda will continue whenever christie decides to do next. protestors here see they're fed up with a precedent. who's not fit to govern. mcginnis anxious, i just see that lima beetle. now members of parliament in sri lanka have met for the 1st time since the governing coalition lost its majority. at least 40 politicians walked ou

now lima has never been a friend of castillo, but do you not win in lima? when the nation, the lifting of your coffee was due to this project, but also to the pressure from congress who told you that this was unconstitutional, it goes beyond if your press sheet, many people perceive that possibly a government mistake us to you as an incompetent government has taken terrible decisions. mr. castillo has moved from believe he was supposed to come from the live tomorrow to the far right. scott. he surrounded by far right advisors, who had been feeding him with conspiracy theories, which is the reason why he decided to call this portion of the same time. this is brought said the latest in the series of protest. and the most important issue he is to his study lose insulin. so he's only, he's alice, have i like i decided to turn that back on him. he keep us in what people are going to relate. the new one you lecture for president. i'm countries young, happy not only with the patient castillo who said, what is my 53 percent that we congress with by 76 percent. what

the protesters to fight a mandatory curfew. president, brutal castillo and post the measure. later on monday, full tester said it infringed on their freedom. police tried to contain the people's anger, the, the use deer gases, thousands of peruvians demanded custio's resignation. many had come to rally peacefully with children and the elderly, joining the demonstrations and to newport to go to your protest and with gusty you is ousted. big. no, indeed, i'm so angry, we cannot have this kind of a president. we have to put pressure on him to leave and to leave. now stores cools and markets remain closed for most of the day. the army was deployed to some district. it'll garcia was under pressure and lifted the curfew 6 hours before it was due to in the, the spike and fuel food and fertilizer prices. too much, even for the president's former supporters, who peruvians, whose hopes were raised when he came to power last year, are now turning their backs on the government. i am. the truth is that castillo has to leave because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. oh, th

i am the truth is that castillo has to leave because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. oh, the president met lawmakers to find a solution to the crisis, but left without announcing any plan. ah, the situation is getting more tens in the streets of the capital as the hours go by with protesters throwing rocks at police and police responding with their young. now these are a serious apprentice that began out week ago. 2 melina wilson, to you whatever cost to you decides to do next, protesters here see they're fed up with a precedent who's not fit to govern. medina, such as i just see that lima beetle, human rights watch says molly's army killed more than 300 civilians last month with help from foreign fighters. and you report says it happened in the town of more i and the central part of the country. the marleen army says it killed more than $200.00 fighters, but the rights group says civilians were also killed. violence with arms ropes has escalated us. french peacekeepers prepared to me. now opinion polls in france suggests the rac

i am amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: here's one more look at the truck san jose police are looking for. ey released these photos. call the number on your screen if you have any information. a cash reward is being offered. ama: this weekend could get windy. it is already windy and potentially dangerous in the bay area. let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: it is a red flag warning that runs through sunday evening. winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour. this down sloping wind is prompting an advisory. parts of lake and mendocino counties, 60 miles per hour. it may cause power outages. as you take a look at the winds gusting to 30 miles per hour at sfo, the wind helped to take the temperatures down. 17 degrees cooler in san francisco. our warmest spots, upper 90's inland, but around the bay, big-time relief. i have rain in the forecast. i will be back with a complete look coming up. dan: in the east bay, oakland police are putting officers on thngs.the firstpened during ave. there w night, one on mandela parkway

irlandés son 11 en total los que llegaron al castillo y porlo -5 se encontraron empleo y sus hijos eá0non alimentos y ropa para ayudar. metas tanto como el departamento del tesoro de estados unidos anunció más sanciones a empresas de individuos que están ayudando a rusia disminuir el impacto económico los funcionarios se enfoca en el banco comercial ruso con personas que pueden estar ayudando al kremlin la admiración biden también dijo que eá tomando medidas contra las empresas que operan en la industria minera y en los movimientos de monedas virtuales >>> hablemos de inmigración autoridades en la frontera sur dicen estar alertas porque están viendo el cruce de menores no acompañados el último caso fue un niño de tan solo tres años que fue dejado frente al puente internacional santa teresa alonso velázquez con los detalles >>> fue la noche del pasado 15 de abril cuando oficiales respondieron a la zona un grupo de personas intentaba cruzar de manera ilegal la frontera entre ellos, un pequeño >>> afortunadamente se encontraba bien de salud y en menos de 24 horas ya estaba en la custodia d

and we can still lead, but in a different way. >> in gilroy, amanda del castillo. >> big names in the bay area, starting with vice president kamala harris at ucsf talking about maternal health. >> women in our nation are dying at a higher rate from mincey -related causes than any other wealthy or developed nation in our world. >> she said minority populations are among the most vulnerable and applauded a ucsf program called embrace. the prenatal support to black women and families. former president obama was at stanford delivering a speech about the threat of disinformation. >> you just has fixed -- you just have to flood a countries public square with enough raw sewage, raise enough questions, spread enough dirt, planting of can. see -- plant enough conspiracy theorizing so people don't know what to believe >>. the former president is calling for more regulation on social media companies and abc7 tech giants. got a rare peek inside big basin state park. it has been closed since the 2020 fire destroyed 97% of the park. two years later, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. the red

. >> amanda del castillo yo introduces you to a mother who made it her mission to improve safety at an intersection her daughter was killed. >> this was my daughter. i have no idea who killed her. no idea. if we had cameras, we would have caught the person who killed my daughter. i know we would have. >> she spent the last year pushing for safety improvements at one of san jose's most dangerous intersections. her demands lead to changes at monterey road. including the installation of four automated license plate readers on monday, part of a pilot program with signs alerting drivers. last april, her daughter, a mother of five, was in her wheelchair and in the crosswalk when she was hit and left for dead. >> the only glimpse into your daughters crash came from where? >> the shell gas station. that is the only camera working around here. >> friday, police marked the 28th traffic death this year, stemming from an unsolved hit-and-run case from 2011. the victim in that crash died tuesday in hospice care. this 11-year-old video was the only footage received -- released at the time. >> why di

and we can still lead, but in a different way. >> in gilroy, amanda del castillo. >> big names in the bay area, starting with vice president kamala harris at ucsf talking about maternal health. >> women in our nation are dying at a higher rate from mincey -related causes than any other wealthy or developed nation in our world. >> she said minority populations are among the most vulnerable and applauded a ucsf program called embrace. the prenatal support to black women and families. former president obama was at stanford delivering a speech about the threat of disinformation. >> you just has fixed -- you just have to flood a countries public square with enough raw sewage, raise enough questions, spread enough dirt, planting of can. see -- plant enough conspiracy theorizing so people don't know what to believe >>. the former president is calling for more regulation on social media companies and abc7 tech giants. got a rare peek inside big basin state park. it has been closed since the 2020 fire destroyed 97% of the park. two years later, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. the red

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo leo explains more information surrounding the suspect is coming out. >> this surveillance footage obtained by abc7 news offers a glimpse into his suspected theft spree. said to have spent months before he allegedly set fire to the home depot in san jose on april 9. court documents allege he visited new star beauty supply at east ridge mall on march 27. he is seen putting an item on the counter, then quickly taking off with it. for a moment, he's stopped by the locked door. in the end, he reportedly got away with a wig valued at $270. an impact to that business, but small compared to the $17 million of inventory lost at home depot, with millions more anticipated in building costs. >> that had to be someone's -- it went up so fiercely. >> residents living nearby reacting wednesday. a day after authorities announced he allegedly set the fire as a diversion to steal tools from the store. he faces aggravated arson and theft charges dating back to october 2021. he could spend 14 years to life in prison. >> devastated. it is still super unbelievable, eve

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo leo explains more information surrounding the suspect is coming out. >> this surveillance footage obtained by abc7 news offers a glimpse into his suspected theft spree. said to have spent months before he allegedly set fire to the home depot in san jose on april 9. court documents allege he visited new star beauty supply at east ridge mall on march 27. he is seen putting an item on the counter, then quickly taking off with it. for a moment, he's stopped by the locked door. in the end, he reportedly got away with a wig valued at $270. an impact to that business, but small compared to the $17 million of inventory lost at home depot, with millions more anticipated in building costs. >> that had to be someone's -- it went up so fiercely. >> residents living nearby reacting wednesday. a day after authorities announced he allegedly set the fire as a diversion to steal tools from the store. he faces aggravated arson and theft charges dating back to october 2021. he could spend 14 years to life in prison. >> devastated. it is still super unbelievable, eve

i am amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: here's one more look at the truck san jose police are looking for. they released these photos. call the number on your screen if you have any information. a cash reward is being offered. ama: this weekend could get windy. it is already windy and potentially dangerous in the bay area. let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: it is a red flag warning that runs through sunday evening. winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour. this down sloping wind is prompting an advisory. parts of lake and mendocino counties, 60 miles per hour. it may cause power outages. as you take a look at the winds gusting to 30 miles per hour at sfo, the wind helped to take the temperatures down. 17 degrees cooler in san francisco. our warmest spots, upper 90's inland, but around the bay, big-time relief. i have rain in the forecast. i will be back with a complete look coming up. dan: in the east bay, oakland police are putting officers on the streets this weekend after a series of shootings. the first happ

. >>> well, peru's president ped throw castillo suddenly cut short a 24-hour-long curfew for the cityn attempt at quieting protests over inflation and the cost of fuel, but as stepfano positan reports it didn't have the intended effect. >> reporter: the president withdrew a 24-hour curfew for the metropolitan area of lima after protests spread across the city over the costs of fuel and rising inflation. he had announced the measure in a televised address late on monday night, but that does not stop hundreds of protesters to take to the streets demanding his resignation. anti-riot police employed tear gas to curb the crowd as castillo and his cabinet were holding emergency meeting with the leaders of congress. and while he announced he wasn't withdrawing the controversial measure, castillo louialso saidt his government will issue new measures to deal with the crisis later on tuesday. the peruvian economy is suffering hard as the consequences of the covid-19 pandemic combined with the global shortage of fertilizers and other key products due to the war in ukraine to substantially increa

in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> rain moving into the bay area.n you can expect showers where you live. >> most showers tomorrow. i want to show you where on live doppler 7 the moisture is coming in. the north bay street-level radar. and annapolis road, c ranch, old state road. some wet weather. that is where we have seen showers. level one storm on the storm impact scale. timing it out for you, give yourself extra time. the commute will be wet. especially for the northern end of the viewing area and central bay. i want to turn your attention to the typhoon south of tokyo. watch the moisture plume. leftovers of the typhoon will get entrained. one system after another moving towards us. the pacific northwest and a northern california expecting the highest rain totals. encouraging to see in the middle of spring. i will let you know about two more storms, coming up. >> in the north bay, an investigation at a healdsburg's bar. several reports of possible drink tampering at duke's spirited cocktails. j.r. stone was there and spoke with bar management.

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. man, thanks very much new details tonight about the investigation that shut down interstate 580 going into livermore this afternoon officers were investigating a possible shooting after a victim called in saying he'd been shot in the arm. he thought abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on this chair. well dan, there is certainly a lot of frustration out there as it took many people several hours to get home from work, but also a lot of safety concerns. this is appearing to look like another bay area highway shooting a massive traffic backup along eastbound 580 in livermore after chp closed all lanes. it happened just after 2 pm when this report came in. as sky 7 flew above officers could be seen with the motorcycle as it was about to be towed chp confirms. the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. those who live and work in the area shocked to hear that you don't see demanded cry valley. i mean if you drive in pleasant and gob

i know the truth is that castillo has to leave because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. oh, the president met lawmakers to find a solution to the crisis, but left without announcing any plan. ah, the situation is getting more tense in the streets of the capital as the hours go by with protesters throwing rocks and police and police responding with your young . now these are a serious apprentice that began a week ago. 2 melina. 2 will continue whatever cost to your decides to do next. protesters here said they're fed up with a precedent who's not fit to govern. medina, sanchez, i just see that you might be to a report from the minority rights group international organizations accused congolese guards and soldiers of killing or raping indigenous but what people it says the but we're, we're targeted in violent attacks in the past 3 years in eastern democratic republic of congo, the gods that are accused of killing at least 20 battle and cozy via gun national park. the face allegations of raping at least 15 women and forcing hundreds ou

i am the truth is that castillo has to leave because he's inept. this is not a government out with him. ah, the president met lawmakers to find a solution to the crisis, but left without announcing any plan. oh, the situation is getting more tense in the streets of the capital as the hours go by with protesters throwing rocks at police and police responding with their young . now these are a serious apprentice that began hello melinda. 2 will continue whatever christie decides to do next. protesters here say they're fed up with a precedent who's not fit to govern madana sanchez. i just see that you might be too oh, stella had on al jazeera, installed the opening gulf major of the is thoughts on thursday, and tiger woods remains confident of making a comeback. ah . with with full. ah ah ah, ah bolts find it's time to catch up on the game with joe. sammy, thank you. well, the champ is equal to finals continue on wednesday. villareal faced find munich and defending champ, his chelsea house rail madrid. madrid's coach carlo and chelsea has arrived in l

in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> rain moving into the bay area. let's go to abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel on when you can expect showers where you live. >> most showers tomorrow. i want to show you where on live doppler 7 the moisture is coming in. the north bay street-level radar. and annapolis road, c ranch, old state road. some wet weather. that is where we have seen showers. level one storm on the storm impact scale. timing it out for you, give yourself extra time. the commute will be wet. especially for the northern end of the viewing area and central bay. i want to turn your attention to the typhoon south of tokyo. watch the moisture plume. leftovers of the typhoon will get entrained. one system after another moving towards us. the pacific northwest and a northern california expecting the highest rain totals. encouraging to see in the middle of spring. i will let you know about two more storms, coming up. >> in the north bay, an investigation at a healdsburg's bar. several reports of possible drink tampering at duke's spirited cocktails.

. >> amanda del castillo yo introduces you to a mother who made it her mission to improve safety at an intersection her daughter was killed. >> this was my daughter. i have no idea who killed her. no idea. if we had cameras, we would have caught the person who killed my daughter. i know we would have. >> she spent the last year pushing for safety improvements at one of san jose's most dangerous intersections. her demands lead to changes at monterey road. including the installation of four automated license plate readers on monday, part of a pilot program with signs alerting drivers. last april, her daughter, a mother of five, was in her wheelchair and in the crosswalk when she was hit and left for dead. >> the only glimpse into your daughters crash came from where? >> the shell gas station. that is the only camera working around here. >> friday, police marked the 28th traffic death this year, stemming from an unsolved hit-and-run case from 2011. the victim in that crash died tuesday in hospice care. this 11-year-old video was the only footage received -- released at the time. >> why di

at that time, the host was mario del castillo.r at least 40 years we don't even know here at nbc bay area how long this show has been on the air, but i'm so humbled that for 25 years you have at least allowed me into your home each and every sunday. we're going to take a look back on this show. we're going to start off with a little package i put together for my quinceañera 15 years on "comunidad." this is 10 years later, but here is a look back. damian: buenos días and welcome to "comunidad del valle." we have a surprise for you this morning. damian: for 15 years, you've allowed me into your homes every sunday on your "comunidad del valle." we've been fortunate to be joined in a decade and a half by grassroots community leaders, celebrities, and world leaders. some have been funny. male: do you know how you can tell latinos apart from each other? damian: the way they dance. male: that's right. ricardo is going to show us that. damian: we're going to close the show with ricardo then showing us how latinos or how mexicans dance the

amanda: in the south bay, i am amanda del castillo, abc7news.s are clearing vegetation months ahead of summer. these firefighters are working on steep terrain, decreasing the risk of fire danger. this is not the only pathway they are clearing. they are creating a path for people of diverse backgrounds. >> is about giving back to the community as well as giving people in underserved communities a pathway. amanda: the program offers -- ama: the program offers career guidance. it also offers recruits a paycheck. it comes as the drought continues and more firefighters are needed. you can check temperatures, get forecasts, and learn more about bay area whether any time in the weather on-demand section of the abc streaming tv app. downloaded from roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and android tv. dan: let's focus on the economy and abc 7's ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area. it seems crime is keeping some people away from the largest cities and certainly businesses in those cities. tim johns has a look at a new survey that uncovered a fear f

amanda del castillo has the story. sweet pictures to match but these sites are just a few of -- sights are just a few that were listed fraudulent. a person in africa used several google services in an online puppy scam. it claims people were sending hundreds of dollars in exchange for puppies that never arrived. the suspected intent, to exploit the covid-19 pandemic and the demand for puppies that came along with it. >> the damage is two-part, emotional and financial. amanda: to any animal lover, especially one in search of canine companionship, one look at a cute face could be enough to let your guard down. court documents say google was tipped off by aarp which had been contacted by a victim. how bad does the scamming have to be for google to step in in this way? >> 35% of the online scam is a puppy scam so that tells you how bad it is. amanda: the google suit points to a study that found puppy scams increased by 165% in the u.s. from january to october 2021 compared to the same period in 20 before covid hit. such sc

amanda del castillo has the story. the promise of purebred puppies with sweet pictures to match but these sites are just a few of -- sights are just a few that were listed fraudulent. a person in africa used several google services in an online puppy scam. it claims people were sending hundreds of dollars in exchange for puppies that never arrived. the suspected intent, to exploit the covid-19 pandemic and the demand for puppies that came along with it. >> the damage is two-part, emotional and financial. amanda: to any animal lover, especially one in search of canine companionship, one look at a cute face could be enough to let your guard down. court documents say google was tipped off by aarp which had been contacted by a victim. how bad does the scamming have to be for google to step in in this way? >> 35% of the online scam is a puppy scam so that tells you how bad it is. amanda: the google suit points to a study that found puppy scams increased by 165% in the u.s. from january to october 2021 compared to the same p

on tuesday, peruvian president pedro castillo called off a curfew in the capital that had been widelyng through a good time but it is the powers of the state that have to solve it. the peruvian government says it is doing what it can to try to stabilise prices and calm the situation, but the president is fending off calls for his resignation from the opposition. we will not allow - new dictatorships, nor will we allow peru i to continue sinking. the fury of the people is unleashed. - peru is outraged. plummeting approval ratings and calls for fresh elections are the latest challenge for the president who recently survived a second impeachment attempt less than a year into office. protesters say they want to send a message. this one reads, castillo out. in the deputy to carrie lam says he is willing to replace her when she stands down in june. , , her when she stands down in june. , ., ., june. he says he is available if approved _ june. he says he is available if approved by _ june. he says he is available if approved by chinese - if approved by chinese government. he oversaw the resp

amanda: in the south bay, i am amanda del castillo, abc7news.ing vegetation months ahead of summer. these firefighters are working on steep terrain, decreasing the risk of fire danger. this is not the only pathway they are clearing. they are creating a path for people of diverse backgrounds. >> is about giving back to the community as well as giving people in underserved communities a pathway. amanda: the program offers -- ama: the program offers career guidance. it also offers recruits a paycheck. it comes as the drought continues and more firefighters are needed. you can check temperatures, get forecasts, and learn more about bay area whether any time in the weather on-demand section of the abc streaming tv app. downloaded from roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and android tv. dan: let's focus on the economy and abc 7's ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area. it seems crime is keeping some people away from the largest cities and certainly businesses in those cities. tim johns has a look at a new survey that uncovered a fear factor that

the president petro castillo was facing cost to resign, has cut fuel taxes, and increase the minimum wage in an attempt to calm the protesters. prices are not only going up in peru, inflation has surpassed expectations right across different latin american countries in march. take a look at chili's consumer prices which posted the biggest monthly gain and almost 3 decades as bread served by around 6 percent. and energy rose by just under 3 percent, brazil, monthly inflation sort the most since 2003 as gasoline skyrocketed by almost 7 percent. the annual figure had a 20 year high in mexico, driven mainly by cooking gas and gasoline prices. and argentina's consumer prices have risen by more than 6 percent, the highest level into decades. inflation is expected to hit 60 percent by the end of the year. that while the region's economy is expected to grow by less than 2.4 percent this year, down from a 6.8 percent expansion in 2021. but the continent is a major global producer of commodities at a time. the world's faces supply crunches chilly is the world's leading producer of copper, whos

this one reads, "castillo out". shelley phelps, bbc news. his 2017 hit, shape of you. ajudge ruled on wednesday that the singer—songwriter had not plagiarised a 2015 song by the grime artist, sami chokri. chokri had claimed the famous "oh i" hook in sheeran�*s track was "strikingly similar" to an "oh why" refrain in his own track. let's have a listen. music plays. shape of you was the best—selling song of 2017 in the uk and is spotify�*s most—streamed ever. after the ruling, ed sheeran posted a video on his social media — here's some of what he said. i feel like claims that this have become way too common now. evenif have become way too common now. even if there is no basis for the claim. it's really damaging to the songwriting industry, there's only so many nodes and very few chords used in pop music, coincidence is bound to happen. earlier, i spoke to forensic musicologist sandy wilbur who's testifed during previous court cases over music copyright. i asked her what she made of these two tracks. let me first of all say that i was not invol

this one reads, "castillo out". shelley phelps, bbc news. when politics meets pop — the ukrainian group hoping to win eurovision — make a visit to israel. 25 years of hatred and rage as theyjump up on the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, of power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent, and it's a sad loss - to everybody who loves art. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... ukraine's president zelensky calls for more sanctions and more weapons to fight the russian invasion of his country. a close ally of the president accuses the west of �*cowardice' for not giving more military support to ukraine. the social media website, pinterest, is banning content which distorts or denies the existence of man—made climate change. the move follows a report by the un climate panel that highlighted the need for governments to combat climate disinformation. the companie

a present to pedro castillo reversed his curfew decision. as opponents accuse him of incompetence and demand his resignation, i am a sanchez reports from lena. ah, protesters to fight a mandatory curfew. president bureau kasteel imposed the measure, laid on monday protest. her said it infringed on their freedom. police tried to contain the people's anger. they used to your gas as thousands of peruvians demanded custio's resignation. many had come to rally peacefully with children and the elderly. joining the demonstrations, antonio put 2 guns, his heel protest, and his gusty, you is ousted indigo. indeed, i am so angry. we cannot have this kind of a president, we have to put pressure on him to leave and to leave. now, stores cools and markets remained closed for most of the day. the army was deployed to some districts bid on castiel was under pressure and lifted the curfew 6 hours before it was due to n. o. the spike, and fuel food and fertilizer prices was too much, even for the president's former supporters. when peruvians, whose hopes wer

this one reads, pedro castillo out.dge ruled on wednesday that the singer—songwriter had not plagiarised a 2015 song by the grime artist, sami chokri. mr chokri had claimed the famous "oh i" hook in sheeran's track was "strikingly similar" to an "oh why" refrain in his own track. here they are played back—to—back. take a listen #0h|,oh|,oh|#l'm in love with your body # oh i, oh |, oh |...# # 0h why, - oh why, oh why, oh # why do i put myself through this? # oh why, oh why...# shape of you was the uk's best—selling song of 2017 in the uk and is spotify�*s most—streamed ever. after the ruling, ed sheeran posted a video on his social media — here's some of what he said. i feel like claims like this are way too common now and have become a culture where a claim is made with the idea that a settlement will be cheaper than taking it to court, even if there's no basis for the claim. it's really damaging to the songwriting industry. we can now speak to forensic musicologist sandy wilbur who's testifed during previous court case

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news.ch new details tonight about the investigation that shut down interstate 580 going into livermore this afternoon officers were investigating a possible shooting after a victim called in saying he'd been shot in the arm. he thought abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on this chair. well dan, there is certainly a lot of frustration out there as it took many people several hours to get home from work, but also a lot of safety concerns. this is appearing to look like another bay area highway shooting a massive traffic backup along eastbound 580 in livermore after chp closed all lanes. it happened just after 2 pm when this report came in. as sky 7 flew above officers could be seen with the motorcycle as it was about to be towed chp confirms. the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. those who live and work in the area shocked to hear that you don't see demanded cry valley. i mean if you drive in pleasant and goblin. here, adriana a

. >> bueno, esta polÉmica ocurre en uno de los momentos mÁs crÍticos del gobierno de pedro castillo queluego de una ola de homicidio en la que fallecieron mÁs de 800 personas. este domingo abordarÁn el sorpresivo triunfo de rodrigo chÁvez en la elecciÓn de costa rica. patricia: cÓmo fue recibir la victoria de chÁvez tanto a nivel nacional, a nivel internacional, cÓmo reaccionaron los mercados? >> los mercados hasta el momento han tenido reacciones positivas que reconocen su trayectoria como un empresario. >> no se olviden, todos los domingos a las 8:00 de la noche por vix. leon: y despuÉs de la pausa, reaparece el grupo ♪ ♪ leon: este sÁbado hay doble cartelera de la liga mx, de luca contra chivas, luego amÉrica contra bravos. todo en vivo por tudn. la popular banda pink floyd lanzÓ su nuevo sencillo en apoyo a la poblaciÓn de ucrania. todas las ganancias de esta canciÓn se destinarÁn a la ayuda humanitaria de ucrania. que tengan un gran fin de semana, amigos. cuÍde [mÚsica] el siguiente es un anuncio pagado de omega xl. bienvenido, soy roxana garcía y agradezco muchísimo que nos acompa