[aplausos] reportero: arturo hernÁndez castro, mejor conocido como el benito castro naciÓ en la ciudadcos y artistas, empezÓ su carrera como comediante en diversas pelÍculas de la Época de oro del cine mexicano, su talento lo llevÓ a formar parte de exitosos proyectos de comedia y tambiÉn trabajÓ junto a paco stanley, paco alcanzÓ la mÁxima popularidad en la televisiÓn mexicana. >> mijita, por favor dÉjame hablar con la maestra. reportero: una de sus Últimas actuaciones en la pantalla chica fue en el programa "alertado contra los monstruos", formÓ parte de una cantidad innumerable de puestas en escena y su Último proyecto teatral fue "por quÉ serÁ que las queremos tanto". un gran mÚsico, cantante y compositor, actor y comediante, descanse en paz, benito castro. ♪[mÚsica]♪ presentadora: y bueno, hablando de los grandes amigos de benito, que se fueron a despedirlo ayer, todos sorprendidos por esta inesperada pÉrdida, vamos a verlo. reportera: amigos y familiares acudieron a darle el Último adiÓs a benito castro, quien muriÓ el dÍa de ayer debido a complicaciones mÉdicas derivadas de una

knights at the castro theater. no music, no film programming for 242 dark knights so far. looking at the calendars for another planet at the castro theater from now to end of january, the calendar reveals 171 dark night at the castro theater from now until the end of january. hundred in of dark night in the past and in the future for the castro theater. it is very detrimental to the commercial health of the castro that there are no programmings what so ever at this historic theater. what we are stuck with at this point is a dead space in the heart of castro street, between 17th and 18th streets. we don't have a lot of foot traffic, because there is no programming. especially on the weekdays, the dead space in front of the castro theater is filthy. another planet is not washing down their frontage. so, what are we do to do with this? the board of sups and this commission have given the stamp of approval to another planet for renovation in the future, but for right now we in the castro community and all of san franci

mingle with the community. >> reporter: throughout the castro, the mood was somber on friday. many remembering feinstein as a trail blazer and a lbgtq ally. >> i feel loss. >> reporter: andrea, the director of the castro benefit district. she says lbgtq people owe her a debt of gratitude >> she is an icon that will be missed. we will miss her work. she was a workhorse. >> reporter: not everything she did was without controversy. >> she defied being put in a political box. >> reporter: former kpix reporter hank plante covered feinstein for years. he says early in her career she took actions as mayor that upset many in the community. >> she started out being refiled by members of the gay community. when she was mayor she vetoed domestic partner legislation, the joke at the time was that she must think domestic partners is a housecleaning service. >> reporter: in 1984 at the height of the aids crisis she ordered that the city's bathhouses be closed despite the flacket some health officials did not deem it necessary. several gay organizations fiercely objected but she was quick to

the other sign says castro needs films. so um, since another planet took over management of the castro theater. there have been 242 dark nights of absolutely no programming using the calendars from now until the end of january, 2024 there will be another 171 dark nights at the castro theater. no movies, no programming. no nothing at the castro theater. ah! what we really need this commission to put it on the agenda. what is happening at the castro theater now, um i've looked at your minutes since january of 2022 and not once. has the castro theater and another planet been on your agenda. for some reason. the entertainment that we are getting from another planet. and then the dark night when we get no entertainment and the impact of no entertainment, no programs at this theater is never discussed by this panel. now, stephen torres. has parlayed his interest in the castro theater into a position on this commission. he's been on this commission since october. and yet, not once. has he put it on the agenda. how the ape greedy p

and he is shot an arrow with a suction cup that hits castro right in the forehead.and the agent says, ah, it's supposed to suck your brains out. and then i take back to washington and and castro is just and then the little person and oliphant cartoon says the cigar isn't working either. and then this is this is my favorite. there is one you know the committee into an james risen covers all of this in his great book got into the whole question all fact the title of the subtitle the cia the fbi the mafia and the kennedys. i mean this got into areas that we never expected to find in terms of our investigation and this cartoon because frank sinatra was also tied to the mob and also tied the mob to the. this one has frank sinatra coming into the committee room. a small frank sinatra surrounded by thugs, his bodyguards. and you see the the members, the committee ducking under the dais scattering. and the chairman says, the church committee calls frank sinatra. on the other hand, if mr. sinatra would rather not. so there was humor amongst all the serious work being. let me

reportero: amigos y familiares acudieron al velorio de benito castro, daniela castro sobrina del actor seguirÁn juntos aunque no de forma fÍsica. >> se va enterrar en el mismo panteÓn en donde estÁn sus papÁs, solamente que el amor trasciende estos cuerpos al final el amor prevalece y el amor va a estar siempre, que su cuerpo fÍsico no estÉ aquÍ el estÁ en nuestros corazones, en nuestras memorias, en nuestros recuerdos y en todo el trabajo que Él ha desempeÑado y que estÁ ahÍ en los programas de televisiÓn y todo lo que estÁ documentado de su vida. reportero: la familia permitiÓ el acceso a los medios de comunicaciÓn en la capilla junto al fÉretro interpretaron diferentes temas. [mÚsica] chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en instagram, tik tok, facebook, la red social x. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito del www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: estaba perfecto de salud, lo habÍan entrevistado dos dÍas antes, estaba haciendo la obra de teatro y de repente este accidente de unas escaleras. raÚl: yo cuida mucha

he taught at castro valley high school. he surrendered after the d.a.'s office issued a bench warrant for multiple child abuse charges. the charges stem from a relationship he allegedly had with a student. now according to the sheriff's office, the abuse started when he was teaching at creekside middle school back in march. castro lled the sheriff's office pal after learning he was alone with the student at her home. students had tried to sound the alarm at the school board meeting in april. >> i've never seen him where he was not alone in a car or a room with students, usually female, and he often buys food or drinks for said students. he has engaged in offputing and inappropriate conversations online with students in which there's evidence. >> he has been involved in unprofessional forms of communication with students, service privately messaging on platforms such as discord and driving students in his personal vehicle. >> he is facing seven felony counts. he is currently being held at the santa rita jail. we have reached out to the castro valley schoo

and fidel castro after which castro declared that from now on he was his personal enemy and his entiree itself began to have problems, and uh, contrast, they set the task of overthrowing this regime, in turn, fidel castro returned it to him duty and provided them with quite significant support. and then, as part of the work of the united nations, he provided support to chiang kai-she. uh, also at the suggestion of the united states of america. that is, he worked off, uh, those, uh, military and political resources, as well as economic assistance, which the united states of america provided to him, and in exchange for carte blanche in the internal politics of nicaragua to rule the family himself. for 42 years, a father, and then two sons, first the eldest then the youngest. that is, this is a family clan that, since 1933 , practically owned this small country, how it disposed of its fiefdom, and what i also wanted to say about how it came to power. but the great depression. it affected not only the united relatively only the production of coffee and sugar cane was developed, which were

>>> plus, a castro valley teacher in jail tonight. the warning his students gave the school board five months ago. >>> and low riders leading an independence day celebration through san francisco's latino districts. >>> good everything, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we start tonight in oakland, where a stray bullet took the life of a mother sleeping on her couch. this happened just before 10:00 last night on 38th avenue in the city's laurel district. betty yu spoke with a witness who says the neighborhood is seeing a rise in crime. >> by the time i walked around the corner there, they were -- the first ambulance had come and they were covering her up. >> reporter: he was inside laurel lounge on mcarthur boulevard when shots rang out across the street near masterton street. >> earlier that day, everybody was nervous because there was a bunch of guys hanging out gathering their weapons, like in -- it was like a -- figured it was a retaliatory thing or something between factions. >> reporter: how did you know that? >> i've

quite a backup forming toward castro valley. another slowdown on highway 4 coming through a construction zone, early slowing into concord, as well as persistent slowing in richmond as we're traveling westbound on 80. we'll check those both out. back to you. >> thank you. >>> celebrating a silver anniversary. 25 years ago a tiny little company called google launched in silicon valley. google the rest of the story. if not, stick around, because we're going to talk about that and more about the new technology leaders say will shape the next 25 years. >>> meantime, a big legal move against amazon, and a record set in space. ♪♪ >> what are you doing in my swamp? >> any monster lover would surely be over the moon to experience one halloween week deal. how about experiencing the swamp-like life of shrek? swamp-like life of shrek? we'llell you about i tt. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem imposs

killed the castro theater. there have been at least 240 dark nights. so since i took over the theater in january of 2022, looking at their calendar from now until the end of january 2024, we see that there will be at least 160 dark nights at the castro theater. and when i say dark nights, i mean there are no movies there are no musical concerts, there are no lectures scheduled. so even though the historic preservation commission has already voted on to give another planet what they want to renovate the interior of the castro theater, i think it's important to remind the members that you basically kill old what was a movie palace. and in addition to no programing at the theater, unfortunately lately there is very little foot traffic in the castro commercial corridor because there are no programs, especially on the weekends when right now we would expect there to be matinee screenings of the movie barbie bringing lots of school kids, lots of fans of the doll barbie to the castro neighborhood. that's not happening

here are the castro brothers confessing. >> in a couple of presidential cycles he will be announcingare calling the 30 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president is changing and will become a purple state and a blue state because of the population growth people outside of texas. >> another prong strategy is to financially wallop the system. welfare new york is going to go bankrupt. >> i have to be honest with new york i don't think the city has ever experienced >> he won't name biden. he blames the mad men. >> we turn the city around 20 months of what happened? it started with a madman in texas deciding he letter to bus people up to new york city. >> greg abbott joins me. are you a madman governor? >> when i heard that i thought about frank sinatra singing new york new york when he said if i can make it here i can make it anywhere the mayor have made it to be mayor of new york but he could not last a week in texas. it's just outrageous that he would make a comment like that but what's maddening is the fact that in new york and chicago in dc and la they put out

my involvement in the theater raised awareness to not only the castro theater to be emblematic of the culture and history but also there are many other sites in the city that also contribute to the identity. that is why so many people come to san francisco as a place of freedom and diversity so in my previous work i worked at the world heritage center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterl

castro: ski for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings offered by the gentleman from texas will be postponed. the chair understands amendment number 52 will not be offered. it is now in order to consider amendment number 53 printed in part b of house report 2016. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? ms. greene: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: printed part b of house report 118-216, offered by ms. greene of georgia. the chair: the gentlewoman from georgia, ms. green and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia, ms. greene. ms. greene: thank you, mr. chair. my amendment will prohibit the department of homeland security from implementing any masked mandate for the employees of the department. this is an extremely important amendment. our current appropriation bills completely stop the mandates for vaccines but does not stop the mandates for any future mask mandates. we need to r

our e te i hawd went to the castro district to find out how people there are remembering her.ces where people talk about everything under the sun. but today there was only one topic of conversation, the death of senator dianne feinstein. >> she'd been ill, 90 years old. >> reporter: steve holly has been cutting hair at louie's, a castro institution for more than a decade. he says feinstein will be missed. >> she was groundbreaking in what she was doing. i mean, she was one of the few legislators that were willing to support the lgbtq community. so got to appreciate her for that. >> reporter: steve was lucky enough to meet the senator once, a moment he remembers fondly. >> she stuck her face in the barber shop here before. she's very personable. she tries to get around, mingle with the community. >> reporter: throughout the castro, the mood was somber on friday, many remembering feinstein as a trailblazer and a staunch lgbtq ally. >> i feel a real loss. >> reporter: andrea yellow is the executive director of the castro community benefit district. she says lgbtq people owe feins

our reporter went to the castro district to find out how people there are remembering her. today there was only one topic of conversation, the death of senator dianne feinstein. >> she'd been ill, 90 years old. >> reporter: steve halle has been cutting hair at louie's, a castro institution for more than a decade. he says feinstein will be missed. >> she was groundbreaking in what she was doing. i mean, she was one of the few legislators that were willing to support the lgbtq community. so got to appreciate her for that. >> reporter: steve was lucky enough to meet the senator once, a moment he remembers fondly. >> she stuck her face in the barber shop here before. she's very personable. she tries to get around, mingle with the community. >> reporter: throughout the castro, the mood was somber on friday, many remembering feinstein as a trailblazer and a staunch lgbtq ally. >> i feel a real loss. >> reporter: andrea aiello is the executive director of the castro community benefit district. she says lgbtq people owe feinstein a tremendous debt of gratitude. >> she's just an ico

of to about right accuse to cease for killing 2 of its soldiers in a drone attack, plus heidi joe castro on the border between the us and mexico were migrant by the hundreds of just swam across the rio grande river and they're now settings for it on us soil for the 1st time. the most go and washington are accusing each other of destabilizing the southcourt. because this region has thousands of ethnic condominiums fleeting, they're going to cut about following as a bi jones military operation. last week, holden's 13500 refugees of crossed into armenia. your advances is preparing to take in tens of thousands more. an explosion add a fuel dip are killed at least 20 people, and injured hundreds, and they're going to cut back on monday. it happened as thousands were leaving the area. the cause is unknown in the many and capital prime minister nicole portion young is facing growing pressure to resign since last week. sees 5 deal thousands of protests to say he didn't do enough to protect ethnic medians in the going to kind of bach. oh, sound of been jeff had sent us this report from the legend

excuse me, there on castro street across from the theater back in november of 2019. that fire displaced more than a dozen people in an apartment building , and it also shut down the popular q bar. well, the bar's owners said that it passed final inspection from the city in july to reopen after extensive repairs and renovations and the bar hopes to be fully staffed and ready to reopen this month. i'm about ten minutes to sunset, giving you a beautiful view here into the city. you can see the low clouds there over areas along the west side as well as the blue sky right up above it. those low clouds will work into the bay area. and for tomorrow morning, starting out with partly cloudy conditions for our bayside communities, mostly cloudy for our coastline, temperatures today came up, especially inland along the coast to inside the bay, very similar to yesterday, even a little bit cooler. but our inland right now. livermore is still three degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. by 5:00, santa rosa, petaluma and novato , a beautiful 75 degrees in the north bay

while another city eagle pastor has declared a state of emergency heidi's, jo, castro has more of a legal pass once they arrive here, they often times feel elated to have a ride on us soil, but they can't actually climb up the banks because of this. this is all raise or wire point here by the state of texas as sort of a final deterrent telling these asylum seekers. sure, you might have made it on to us territory, but the us isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims. as several people have been killed in more than 200 injured in a blind sort of fuel station in the garden. no kind of boss. it happened a thousands of as the comedian speed of each and after, as a by john stake over this week. so far, more than 6000 refugees of crossing to our media as the by john has tightened. it's great fun the region after last week sci fi. we've asked me call me in fighters. barebones says, is preparing to taking tens of thousands more. may see my goal, no kind of boss. molly's military leadership says it expects a small

cristian castro rompe el silencio, por primera vez habla de la indiferencia que sintiÓ por luis miguelue la novia, porque la novia fue la que estuvo ahÍ haciendo las dos historias y quizÁ al mismo tiempo, por eso digo que no deberÍamos estar tan distanciados porque la chica fuera que tuvo la culpa. reportero: Él no dice el nombre, pero en la foto se ve muy, se ve que fue daisy fuentes, fue novia de luis miguel y de cristian castro, por eso dicen que la amistad terminÓ porque estaba cenando con los dos. michelle: los caballeros no tienen memoria, no debiÓ haberlo dicho. carolina: toda la razÓn. hoy en dÍa a la gente le encanta hacer canciones de amores pasados. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ michelle: gracias. estaremos pendientes, no se pierda este sÁbado, regresa la selecciÓn mexicana, regresa jimmy lozano rumbo al conductor: estamos bajo alerta del tiempo. peligroso ascenso en las temperaturas y advertencia por oleaje elevado.

the lack of music events, movie events at the castro theater is harming the castro neighborhood and the small business owners. there is reduced foot traffic. indeed there is minimal foot traffic on the weekdays when there should be matinee shows of barbie. it is time to morn the loss of the castro theater. thank you for listening. >> thank you for your comments. let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hello, hello. yayaya. so, accommodation to be called out. this is san francisco here. commendation to all the veterans. mr. decosta, mrs. glora [indiscernible] thank you so much for your service every day. now to business. i made it clear that we need to make changes in the city and think we made it very very clear some people need to leave immediately. over 3100 deaths it seems priority to address the medical health crisis on our streets and being the fentanyl crisis. we should have done this 5 years ago. called doctors and clinicians and wellness centers and now grandstanding on 3100 dead. 911 is coming up. 2977 lives were lost. well, the board and mayor eclipsed that record, that gr

alan: cristian castro como nunca antes habla de su experiencia de ver a luis miguel y habla de su tÍo al inolvidable don ramÓn en el chavo del 8. raÚl: el actor nos cuenta de la segunda oportunidad que le regalÓ la vida y como tÚ tambiÉn puedes hacerlo. alan: esta maÑana "despierta amÉrica" investigamos con "dr. juan" una persona viva hasta los 100 aÑos. raÚl: son los feos mejores amantes? con esta pregunta y mucho mÁs "despierta amÉrica" comienza ya! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] jessica: muy buenos dÍas, familia. gracias por escogernos como tu casita, esto es "despierta amÉrica". alan: muchas cosas pasando, maÑana cargada de actualidad. grupo de inmigrantes obliga a una empresa ferroviaria en mÉxico a paralizar trenes de carga y el instante tenemos los detalles. jomari: y ademÁs las emocionantes reacciones de todos los artistas porque ser fuera las nominaciones a los grammy. yisus: y a ti que nos ves desde tu casa, crees que los feos son mejores amantes? francisca: quÉ dice el pueblo?! [hablan a la vez] mac: hay que salir a defender a nuestros feos.

shawn chitnis is live outside of strut in the castro district. this is a really great program that connects people to help. >> reporter: it absolutely is. good morning. it is an important way to highlight that folks living with hiv can have long fulfilling lives. that's part of the goal of this day of awareness. we know there are breakthroughs in treatment and care for people with hiv. part of that is making sure they have access to transportation to get to clinics like the one behind me. we were able to meet one man doing just that. he has noticed a difference since using uber health which gives a free ride from the sf aids foundation. michael loves the life he is building in san francisco after recently moving into an apartment in the city. >> now that i am able to live independently again and have the services provided to me through uber health, it's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: uber health has given more than 1,000 free rides for clients at sf aids foundation. >> to know i have the security to get to and from my appointments without having

as how did your castro report set search for the button to administer? i shouldn't under intense pressure as a woman stretches after a sleepless night tucked between razor wire and the waters of the rio grande's. she is 26 year old already on a square, la nielsen, long walker from caracas, venezuela, who travelled for 2 months and waited across the river from mexico to reach the us side. with her daughter gesturing to communicate over the noise of patrol boats. she says her 3 year old daughter was stung by a wasp on the ice, and she passed the night pressed to her mother's chest. most of the hundreds of people who started crossing over a period of a few hours, se political persecution and violence drove them from their homes in south and central america. after harrowing journeys through panama, as jungle and territories controlled by criminal gains, they're stuck on this american river bank. exhausted and thirsty, they begged us border patrol boat for help. one eventually agrees and a few women and children are allowed to board. the square law and her da

let's go to heidi joe castro for more on this. so how is this news being received that heidi or well, it is a pretty earth shattering thing in the media landscape here in the united states. but certainly one that has been expected given the age of river murdoch's, who is now 92, but he has long been such an active presence guiding his 2 companies, fox corporation and news corps. uh, and really actively involved in the editorial guidance, particularly at fox news, which of course is the leading conservative voice among the media in the united states. so given his age, this is not altogether unexpected. however, he did right in this memo to employees this morning that he is staying on as the chair and the riders of both of these companies, which is also on surprising now, who is going to take on the role of the chief executive? well, murdock, rupert murdoch has 2 sons, and the one that he's given these companies to is also the one that people have long expected. and that is laughlin murdoch's, who has already been basically running

also 0 is heidi joe castro has been covering the story for us. he joins us from eagle pass and texas a just across just on the other side from the mexico border. what are you seeing now, heidi? the pharaoh, there are many, many people who are now essentially stranded after crossing or in the middle of crossing the rio grande river, which is of course west separating me on the united states land from mexico. on the other side, you can see the steady stream of asylum seekers and migrants have been trying to wait across the waters. that little island in the middle is just a sand bar, but it's become a resting point for people as they wait across. and someone recently just came and put up the columbia and flag to process there. that's what we've been seeing. people catch their breath before they essentially wins the rest of the way across the river to the us because the water just gets deeper there. and it's been a difficult task for many people who don't know how to swim, who have young children as, as young as 2 months old, from one plus spoken wit

they say today they've arrived heidi joe castro alj a 0 equal pass, texas. or there's plenty still ahead on al jazeera, including john hendern in illinois, were farmers are using artificial intelligence to create the farms of the future. the, the, it's been raining heavily in vietnam for the last 3 days, masses, or try to pay the circulation that forms was nimble. the tropical depression was that dropped $300.00 millimeters, all their bats of writing done 9, which is most of september's average. and the range of bit further knolls now and spread again to time where i think it's welcome because it's rather lack of rain despite the season here. and you can see the whole southeast ation, mainly south east asia has got potential variety, especially down to was can vote here as well. however, if you come south of that born year, most of it is an easier, pretty dry pictures to wasted at the dry season. but we will see the readings come down to the next couple of weeks, at least in australia. it's been a wondering come for thunder storms on a cold front running thr

castro: me darÍa mucho tener la oportunidad de trabajar con Él. desenvolviÓ aquÍ y ahorita tenerlo de regreso con nosotros en este proyecto creo que es una gran oportunidad para las dos partes. reportera: 40 aÑos despuÉs harÁ uso de la tecnologÍa para recrear momentos de terror. castro: tenemos que recurrir a diferentes tÉcnicas, trucos de cÁmaras y cosas asÍ para poder crear este ambiente que necesita la historia.estarÍas muy particular. personaje de enrique, tiene un pacto con un personaje muy siniestro y ese personaje ese que le ha abierto muchos caminos en la vida. alan: una de ellas de 40 aÑos— te rÍes, pero es la tecnologÍa que va tener que usar para que esta novela sea mejor. yisus: creo que ara cuenta con mejores equipos, poder simular esos efectos de van a quedar brutales. alan: tambiÉn hablÓ de luis miguel despuÉs de unos aÑos. francisca: conseguiste tu boleto para ir a ver a luis miguel? [hablan a la vez] alan: pÉrez que estÁn bien caros. yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales, estamos feliz harÁn, tik tok, la red social x, mantente

it is castro valley's 51st annual fall fest event at santa clara county.on be armed with tasers, where the sheriff says this technology is most needed. now we've got to change some policies to allow everyone to do their job correctly. so it's not an easy, quick fix, but there is a fix if they all work together, though. oakland residents expressing their concerns and safety panels with city leaders, the biggest problem some see in their community and the solution is they're providing and in barry, whether the typical summertime pattern out there with some fog out toward the coast, some hot temperatures inland but something different today, some showers, thunderstorms and even some lightning strikes. we'll have more in your forecast the sheriff's focus is bringing the tasers back to deputies on the streets and in county jails . jail guards have not been armed with tasers since 1989, following a taser related death of an inmate. johnson is specifically looking at a new model that can be used from 45ft away. this, of course, does not come without critics. the

the bar is planning to reopen in time for the castro street fair on october first. all righty.g a look at the weather out there. we've got a pretty nice day today. fall or not quite, but it sure feels like it. that low pressure is hanging out. i'll show it to you right here. so that's where it's lingering. and as it sits out there, it continues to set us up with a cool to mild pattern. and that's no different than what we saw last week and the week before that and the week before that. this low, this see how it's all rotating counterclockwise. that's normally rotating. see this clockwise flow here? that's a high pressure. but that's what's normally over us or near us or closer to us or impacts us more. what's impacting us here is this low and it continues to do so as we head into the next couple of days, into the weekend. easily into next week. it just is how it's going to be. here are the highs today. they are about where they were yesterday. maybe a degree warmer or cooler, just depending on where you were. and the story is good, clean air quality. you see some some fog kind

. >> castro va a tener un hijo?n pedro rivera sobre la demanda que le pusieron sus nietos. >> peligra tu pareja si la muestras en redes sociales? >> todo lo que ocurre con los migrantes cuando son esposados. >> brindamos por nuestro emy! karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros y buen provecho se estÁcelebrando en familia. la actriz compartiÓ en re socialesque concluyÓ la segunda etapa de procese que las autoridades le negaron la apelaciÓn que impuso luis—— jomari: el 10 de mayo las autoridades encontraron culpable al productor y los entes eran de abstenerse de hablar de su presunta relaciÓn y el pago de una indemnizaciÓn. raÚl:sasha dijo que marcÓ precedente para todas las vÍctimas desde tipo de delito y cerebro la nueva reforma aprobada por diputados y senadores en los que establece que los delitos de Índole sexual no tendrÁn prescripciÓn, tambiÉn exhortÓ al pÚblico en general a continuar denunciando este tipo de casos, cosa que me parece excelente como debe ser. karla: muchas mujeres que han sido vÍctimas de abuso

keita hasegawa taught at castro valley high school. he surrendered after the d.a.'s office issued a bench warrant for multiple child sexual abuse charges. the sheriff's office says the charges stem from a relationship he allegedly had with a student. according to the sheriff's office, the abuse started when hasegawa was teaching at creekside middle school back in march. castro valley high school's principal called the sheriff's office after learning hasegawa was alone with a student at her home. students had tried to sound the alarm about this at a school board meeting in april. >> i've never seen him where he was not alone in a car or room with students, often female, and he often buys food or drink for said students. he has engaged in off putting conversations online with students. he always seemed off. >> mr. hasegawa has been involved in unprofessional forms of communication with students, such as privately messaging on platforms such as discord and driving students in his personal vehicle. >> hasegawa is facing seven felony counts. he is currently being held at

family and friends held a remembrance service today for karina castro. she's the 27 year old mother who was killed in the middle of a street in san carlos one year ago. that memorial was held today at a park in nearby redwood city, ktvu jesse gary tells us memories were shared along with awareness about domestic violence. it's been living a nightmare every day. i can't sleep. i can't really deal with daily activities every day. i just want justice for her. monica camacho says she and karina castro were sisters in the soul and friends for life. on friday, she and other friends and family gathering in this redwood city park. karina's favorite to keep her memory alive. i want everyone to remember karina. i she's a beautiful person. she means the world to me and to everyone. one year ago, castro's estranged boyfriend, jose landeta, allegedly killed her outside her home with a samurai sword. beheading is a subjective phrase i would rather use. the phrase is yes, the death was caused by the blow from this sword to her neck area multiple times. the couple share

friends and family of karina castro held a remembrance service in redwood city tonight. brutally killed on a san carlos street one year ago. ktvu is jesse. gary tells us memories were shared along with awareness about domestic violence. it's been living a nightmare every day. i can't sleep. i can't really deal with daily activities. every day i just want justice for her. monica camacho says she and karina castro were sisters in the soul and friends for life. friday, she and other friends and family gathering in this redwood city park. karina's favorite to keep her memory alive. i want everyone to remember karina. she's a beautiful person. she means the world to me and to everyone. one year ago, castro's estranged boyfriend, jose landeta, allegedly killed her outside her home with a samurai sword. beheading is a subjective of phrase i would rather use. the phrase is yes, the death was caused by the blow from this sword to her neck area multiple times. the couple shared an infant who's now two years old and with child protective services. karina's oldest daughter, now eigh

on september 26, 1960 , cuban leader fidel castro gave the longest speech in un history.or almost 4 and a half hours. castro spoke about the meaning of the cuban revolution, the essence of the reforms he had started, warned the americans not to put a spoke in the wheels of the young country, and even hinted that the ussr was ready, if necessary, to support cuba militarily. soviet leader nikita khrushchev, shouting right from the spot, confirmed this. the us authorities did not like the presence of a hostile castre in new york. the cuban delegation was even evicted from the hotel and had to move to harlem, a disadvantaged area, but the commanders were glad to be close to the american people. it was in the usa that fidel personally met khrushchev, who then invited him to come to the soviet union. by the way, the americans , through their actions, greatly strengthened the cuban-soviet friendship. they prohibited the flight of the cuban delegation. and home, by at khrushchev's suggestion, they were taken on a soviet liner. exactly 40 years ago, on september 26 , 1983, from th

the lack of music events, movie events at the castro theater is harming the castro neighborhood and the small business owners. there is reduced foot traffic. indeed there is minimal foot traffic on the weekdays when there should be matinee shows of barbie. it is time to morn the loss of the castro theater. thank you for listening. >> thank you for your comments. let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hello, hello. yayaya. so, accommodation to be called out. this is san francisco here. commendation to all the veterans. mr. decosta, mrs. glora [indiscernible] thank you so much for your service every day. now to business. i made it clear that we need to make changes in the city and think we made it very very clear some people need to leave immediately. over 3100 deaths it seems priority to address the medical health crisis on our streets and being the fentanyl crisis. we should have done this 5 years ago. called doctors and clinicians and wellness centers and now grandstanding on 3100 dead. 911 is coming up. 2977 lives were lost. well, the board and mayor eclipsed that record, that gr

una historia increÍble, ustedes seguramente se acuerdan de este nombre, edwin castro, esta hispana de primera audiencia en corte porque otro hispano, llamado josÉ rivera dice que Él es el supuesto ganador, la comisiÓn estatal de la loterÍa de california ha reiterado que el ganador legÍtimo es castro y que los posibles procesos de verificaciÓn de ganadores no dan espacios para fraudes. ♪[mÚsica]♪ carolina: y mÁs de lo que debe saber a esta hora, la oficina de revisiÓn de casos de inmigraciÓn acumulÓ en agosto mÁs de 2 millones y medio de casos y de ellos casi 1 millÓn en peticiones de asilo, las cifras ponen en prueba la capacidad de respuesta del gobierno y afecta a millones de personas que estÁn esperando una resoluciÓn a su casa migratorio. hablando de migraciÓn, mala noticias para mexicanos y venezolanos interesados en esta loterÍa de visas de estados unidos, el gobierno deja afuera a venezuela y a mÉxico y no podrÁn presentar sus peticiones este prÓximo 2025, ustedes saben que cada aÑo se ofrecen cerca de 55,000 residencias permanentes a paÍses con un bajo Índice migratorio, pero

this is castro valley's 51st annual fall fest. mother nature put on quite a light show in many parts of the bay area and beyond last night. this is one of the views of the lightning from our ktvu roof camera. jack london square in oakland. the national weather service says more than 6000 lightning strikes hit the region over an 18 hour period yesterday day. lightning even ignited four small brush fires south in santa clara, monterey and san benito counties. all right. time now is 706. oh, wow. it felt a little different this morning. rosemary a little colder, a little darker . feeling like things are changing in. yes, our daylight hours are shrinking. it looks really dark behind you guys right now. here's a beautiful view up above the clouds out there this morning. we will have partly cloudy skies once again along the coastline, mostly clear for the rest of us. and still a little bit of that subtropical moisture. you can see there. you may have felt a little muggy yesterday and could a little bit today. but yesterday was the bigge

she met with castro and then was able get into cuba. castro, of course told her he said we don't have any poor in cuba. that's what he's told her. and she says, well, you have old people can. i come and care for them. and that's how she got, you know, so very clever. yeah. she loved president reagan. had a very you know, i wrote about that in the book that she she could call him from a payphone in india and get into the oval office. so that's stories in there. so yeah she was evolved around politics, but she tried not to be in it. she was there for jesus, was there for the poor. she recognized she had great judgment, but she recognized that her focus was to to touch jesus in the disguise of the poor. yes sir mother teresa spent an awful a lot of time communicating with people. she has also communicated with with my brother john. oh, yeah. and i personal letters back and forth to each other. my question is how, many people did she actually cast bond with in that way? wow during the process, after her death, where catholics look at making

hi, digital castro, thank you. the to stand off for the monastery and northern coast of what was now over security forces storm. the building hours after a police officer was shot dead at least 3 of the attackers were killed. the incident began with about 30 gunmen barricaded themselves in a monastery in the village of bunch. scott, cuz of those prime minister has a cue, serbia, backing what? he called a terrorist attack? a yeah. awesome. let's see. i ask all these individuals to surrender to the security are far it is because we want the rule of law peace, unsecure, say to rain, for all citizens without any distinction knowing that this is not a fine with civilians, but with people who are heavily imposing great danger, not only to the constitutional, all the unloading costs of o, but also to the safety of all citizens. the under rest began earlier on sunday, after heavily armed men blocked a bridge in bunch got and fired on arriving police units. the attack threatens to derail negotiations to normalize relations

and your parents cam e to america in 53 years before castro's revolutioyearn.nd did the feds seize your bank account? if you're cuba n? no. it's only if you're a trump voter. trumsenator rubio is cuban. i don't think his life savingsan are in his windbreaker. >> it doesn't make any sense.hyg which is why gold barsold shoud have listened to the big guy and had plausible deniabilitabi >> joey diaz is a new jersey comedian. joeycomedian., what is going onh my friend gold bar? >> bob?you ha listen, you got it, right. whatever he learned from this, pavewith whal, beau biden. but you got to remember, i'm from union city. the senators from union citynats there's a history and union city. not anymore. no the people who are there now that the town is cleaned up. but hinow, 13,s he was understuy to william musto and that's actor that that's all you need to know him, having his moneye e in his house because he's cuban. you know, gold bars. i mean, you got to have an aidee to somebody who you're willing to split 20% with and let them hold it. that's very amateur for a gold

here are the castro brothers confessing in a couple of presidential cycles you'll be on election night. you'll be announcing that we're calling the 38 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president. it's changing. it's going to become a purple state and then a blue statinee because of the demographics, because of the population growth of folks fromst because outside of texas. >> another prong of the democratic party strategy is to financially wallop the system. welfare. lly wa >>ll mayor adams says new york s going to go bankrupt. wegoing toi have to be honest w yorkers on what we are about to experience the financial typhoon, the tsunami that i don't think this city has ever d experienced. >> but he won't nameon't thi biy name. he blames the mad man. >> we turned this city around in 20 months. and then what happenedturn the? started with a mad man down in texas, decided he wanted to bus people up to new york city. texas governor greg abbott joins me now. per, are you a mad man? >> gov. so, jesse,ew york when i first that, i thought about frank sinatra singing. >>i h

desperation it was he who killed himself with the same kalashnikov donated, by the way, by fidel castrois is the augusto of the night who overthrew alena, but he was considered almost the most dipoliticized general in the whole the chilean army and certainly loyal to the head of state. so much time has passed since then that for many chile this is exclusively a so-called economic miracle created by fleece, is it so? and what happened then 50 years ago, who was the turning point in the history of chile itself and the entire cold war? only today, 50 years later. we can tell you something else in that house where one of our compatriots was watching the poplars. her name was. zhenya this is a postcard. with the whole lamoda palace from her on the back, including this one obviously ambiguous phrase and above until we rented out our apartment in south america in the seventies, as we said, it was covered, in general, the very first coup from her letter, and from there all the rest. who were you, this russian woman, who found herself drawn and consciously drawn into the most dangerous political