ruth and jonathan chavez, _ good time with her family.athan chavez, we are glad you're safe and well. i know it's not easy to talk about it but we appreciate it. we'll take a short break. around the world and here in the uk, you are watching bbc news. us authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel in las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead man recovered from the vehicle has been named as matthew alan livelsberger, a 37—year—old green beret who was with the tenth special forces, he had served in afghanistan and was on leave at the time. he too had crossed states lines, driving the cybertruck truck from colorado to nevada, recharging at various tesla station along the way. the fbi say vehicle was first spotted on the strip early new year's day, pulling into the hotel, for the first timejust after seven in the morning, and then returning to park in the valet area just an hour later. it

so they're going to be installing speed cameras here on this stretch of cesar chavez. good. we need them. honestly. you know, keeping an eye on, you know, driver safety is always should always be a priority because you don't want accidentally, you know, crash into someone and actually cause, you know, a catastrophe, to be honest. so it's not a bad idea in my opinion. according to the sfmta, their cameras, like these ones shown by the agency's vendor, will be triggered by cars going more than 11mph over the posted speed limit. and it will not count as points against a person's driver's license. this is a civil penalty. it's not a moving violation. and the ticket is actually issued to the registered owner of the vehicle rather than the person driving. when the cameras go online in march for the first 60 days, violators will get a warning. after that, fines can go as high as $500. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. final evacuation orders have lifted in pacific palisades after weeks of the devastating fires, but now crews are worried about another problem la

. >> president chavez here. >> vice president neumann here. >> commissioner alexander-tut here. >> commissioner meng here. >> commissioner shaddix and commissioner williams is excused we have a quorum and next we have a quorum and next land unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. territory. territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. thank you. >> next for any members of the public maybe listening in public maybe listening in the public public public public public code: 2663 240 9391. to raise your hand for public comment on a specific agenda item press *3 when prompted by the meeting moderator. okay. next item next item >> 2. approval

christian: ruth and jonathan chavez, we are glad that you are safe.now it's not easy to talk about but thank you very much. we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. ♪ christian: u.s. authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead men recovered from the vehicle has been named. he is a 37-year-old green beret who was with the 10th special forces, served in afghanistan, was on leave at the time. he, too, crossed state lines driving the cybertruck from colorado to nevada recharging at various stations along the way. the fbi said the vehicle was first spotted on the strip earlier in the day pulling into the hotel just after 7:00 in the morning and then returning to park one hour later. it exploded 17 seconds after coming to a standstill. the agent said the man inside the tesla had shot himself before it exploded.

and that would be southbound 101 at cesar chavez.t crash is blocking a couple of lanes and is beginning to affect traffic on the bridge itself. 802 let's get back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. now to a developing story here. as the justice department is telling federal prosecutors to investigate any state or local officials who stand in the way of new immigration laws. a memo obtained by the associated press suggests the department could investigate any official who obstructs or impedes federal function. it's still unclear how the department would apply these instructions, but it could bring a new focus on sanctuary states and cities nationwide. the memo comes just a day after president trump rolled back certain immigration rules that limited where immigration officers could make arrests. his administration is allowing the department of homeland security and federal agents to detain migrants at sensitive locations, including schools and churches. the new rule takes away protections that had been in place for years. >> the fact

ms chavez started by discussing trump suspending this trouble of refugees who have already been clearedited states. congress authorised 100,000 refugees to be admitted to the united states. and we're talking about, in many cases, people who have been thoroughly vetted, by un agencies, by the us government. and some of them include people who fought by our side or were interpreters for us in places like afghanistan. so this is quite a dramatic change and is, frankly, an abrogation, i think, of the duties of america to take refugees, as we always have. and madeleine zavodny, we have seen, of course, donald trump winning, you know, a resounding victory. and therefore there is clear public support for a clampdown on migration. absolutely. but i don't think people understood how quickly it was going to come and how exactly it was going to be carried out. it's one thing to think criminals are going to be deported, and it's another thing to see it when it happens to your neighbour or your child's classmate, as seems very likely to be the case in the coming days and weeks. and in terms of the e

ruth and jonathan chavez from albuquerque, new mexico.ank you so much. >> thank you guys so much. >> okay. right now the fbi is conducting a number of search warrants in multiple states that are related to the attack. that includes a home in houston, texas that is believed to be connected to the suspect. cnn's evan perez reports. they're also trying to track down if they're trying to track down any possible accomplices. >> the fbi is working to determine whether anyone else was involved in the attack that killed at least 15 people early on new year's day on bourbon street in new orleans. an army veteran from texas maneuvered a rented pickup truck around a police car that was intended to block access to the street. the attack injured dozens of people, and the fbi is treating it as a terrorism investigation. investigators found an i.s.i.s. flag, as well as writings with the suspect. shamsud-din jabbar. this evidence, along with recordings he is believed to have made recently indicated allegiance to i.s.i.s.. according to investigators. auth

. >> commissioner chavez here. >> commissioner meng here. >> vice president neumann we have quorum and commissioner williams is excused next the land acknowledgement. will you read it for me. >> i read it are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. thank you. >>. my members of the public maybe listening in the listening in the public comment call in number call in number call in number call in number call in number code: 2663 240 9391. to raise your hand for public comment on a specific agenda item press *3 when prompted by the meeting moderator. >> 2. president's opening remarks. >> good morning and happy new year today two important items the important items to focus items in addition to adopting a new code that is the first review of the annual budget to 40 before t

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fred ross, senior to cesar chavez. there's others you mentioned the book from freedom summer of 64 and mississippi. talk to us about what you learned from your teachers about the craft and discipline of organizing and and what do you actually mean? the craft of organizing drives the practice of democracy. what does that mean? it's a really good i mean, i think where i began to learn what organizing was and really find what my calling was, was in mississippi because the inequalities were so stark white, black on everything. and but it's also clear that it's also that we're closer a little closer. i it's also where i learned the difference charity and justice that charity is like, oh, how, how sad. let me help you. justice. why is it happening let me change it. and when you ask that, you get pushback because it is the way it is because there's a power. so then you have to figure how to generate power and of course, the bus boycott us all about how people's feet, if used together, could become a source of power instead of

one of the voices belongs to community organizer and elementary school volunteer maria chavez, a mother of four who could be deported and separated from her u.s.- born children. [ speaking in a global language ] she said she's going to continue to organize because her community and her family are sacred. >> sise puede. >> reporter: maria said the worst part of what's happening is the effect on her children including a terrified 12-year- old son. >> translator: my son said he would hide me and stay at home with me and have my older sister who's 18 years old and goes to san jose state bring them food. >> the fear is real for our community. >> reporter: martsa maldonado is the director of amigos guadalupe which provides services to the immigrant community. >> we've been scenario planning for the last six months waiting for this day. we have done hundredshundreds -- we've given out the red cards to our community. but we are afraid. and what you saw today is the unity of a community that will stand up and speak their own truth. >> reporter: santa clara county officials were on hand to show t

community organizer, pa had rya chavez is a mother of four who could be deported and separated from her u.s. born children. the worst part of what's happening is the affect on her children, including her 12-year-old son. >> my son said he would hide me and would stay at home with me and have my older sister, who is 18 years old, bring them food. >> a community group says they will continue to work with immigrants who will qualify to help them get legal status. starting at 5:00, faith leaders and community leaders are holding a community prayer vigil to stand with immigrant families. and that is at the plaza outside the county building. >>> joining me now is matt coles, a law professor and former deputy director at the aclu. thank you for joining us today. >> pleasure to be with you. >> can we start with just the basics? had what is birthright citizenship? >> it is a sentence in the 14th amendment where it was passed in the end of the civil war. they say all persons born in the united states are citizens of the united states. and it has an exception. it says it is not true for people who

one of the voices belongs to community organizer and elementary school volunteer, maria chavez, a mother of four who could be deported and separated from her u.s. born children. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she said she's going to continue to organize because her community and her family are sacred. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: maria said the worst part of what's happening is the effect on her children, including a terrified 12-year-old son. [ speaking in a global language ] >> my son said he would hide me and would stay at home with me and help my older sister, who is 18 years old and goes to san jose state, bring them food. >> the fear is real for our community. >> reporter: she's the director of an organization that provides services to the immigrant community. >> we've been waiting for this day. we have done hundreds of know your rights. we've given out the red cards to our community, but we are afraid and what you saw today is the unity of a community that will stand up and speak their own truth. >> reporter: santa clara county officials were on h

the cold chavez is one of her 1st students. her family is extremely poor and lives up here in the hands of santa fe nato. after school, after training, and to run every errand she and her sister kate have to climb hundreds of steps. the little get equipped with my bodies already exhausted. and then there are all these steps to hit them, but we've been doing it forever. and it's certainly given a strong muscle of a sealed yellow there is rarely any running water here for rooms made of wood plywood and corrugated iron for the family of 5. that's all they can afford. mother and a seat, luis is a seamstress. money common brings her donated clothing, which she sells to neighbors. but although money is tight, her children have performed in valet shows in miami, barcelona orlando, its life changing the name as i've learned not to give up, please let me know if that means and yeah, if you don't succeed at something with this on it, you keep going until it works, the, the money comment is on the way to sanction auto pay. if the children

an ohio highway after police stopped sergio cabello, jordan sanchez, bastian morales and alexander chÁvezfor an alleged improper lane change. cops detect the smell of marijuana and searched the suv. >> they start searching in the front, just basic. >> glove box under the seats. >> they find an alarming stash burglary tools, an lsu shirt from burrows university, high end shoes, louis vuitton bags and other expensive luxury goods. cops soon suspect that passenger is likely wearing joe's own personal bengals hat. so how did these four allegedly end up with the football star's personal property? >> so obviously, everybody has. heard what has happened. i feel like my privacy has been violated in more ways than one. >> last month, as the nation watched burrow, aka joe cool, play the dallas cowboys on monday night football, the quarterback's mansion was ransacked. his alarmed girlfriend, victoria's secret model olivia ponton, was at home, prompting her mom to call 911. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she is staying there.

también se presenta la directora ejecutiva de la coalición latina del silicon valley, gabby chávez lópez2022, también se presenta una vez más y también en san josé. el alcalde matt mahan anunció su nombramiento de la concejal del distrito nine o distrito 9 pam foley, para el papel de vicealcaldesa a partir del 28 de enero, pendiente de unvotación del consejo. foley fue elegida para el concejo por primera vez en el 2018 y desde entonces ha priorizado la seguridad pública. según el alcalde foley, también aporta años de experiencia con este proceso presupuestario y si es votada, ocupará el cargo de vicealcaldesa durante 2 años y una cara conocida ya entró también a la contienda para la alcaldía de oakland. se trata de la congresista barbara lee. pero qué piensa la gente sobre esta postulación que ocurre en medio de una ola de crímenes en esa ciudad? andrés brender salió a averiguar después de retirarse del congreso. barbara lee tiene su mirada en la alcaldía de oakland, una ciudad que tiene un gran déficit presupuestario. listening to everyone, dijo luego de oficializar su candidatura, que

been as well that was ranked as the 2nd best oil company in the world. 20022003 flashes between the chavez led governments and pbs, say, let to oil production and dropping. it was the beginning of the end of the commission with a many plants worth a language. so you didn't have 40 plants operating. you had 30 or 20, i see that in 2018 or 2019 for refineries were totally paralyzed. and there were no fully functional refineries at all. it's all resulted in a situation of daily struggle for people like mariana today. she's of to have a fuel pump examined for the next, but for the moreno has worked with fuel pumps the over 10 years in the past 5, seeing more and more problems caused by low quality, get the feel nozzles overheat, our moods, the nozzles on top overheads, and the car ignite, so when the oxygen enters, the car doesn't explode, but it will catch on fire. pretty inspect the fuel pump on any on this car and the results just does she feed them off there. okay, we're going to check that will mean a look here. you have a branch connect, you're going to go to the model, the model. they'd

. >> and one reading in a panic as a car comes driving through plaza de chavez. well, no one was hurt and left people confused and frustrated. we were just here working and out of nowhere. we like commotion sanchez runs the spending. stand with this family and had a front row seat to the may recording this video, though, alex did not want to show us the space. some people are probably like screaming because they don't know what's going on. was a police say the driver was originally pulled over on market street for a vehicle code violation. the driver managed to escape, but they hit a parked car. a police car and started driving hitting several people. the incident happening on sunday. police say they did not want to chase the suspect do so. the danger in the plaza saying the suspect was arrested on monday. incredibly proud of our they did exactly what we've been trained to do. >> stay calm, take care of our guests. make sure everyone's safe and then take care of each deputy cutest the managing director of the park. she has bigger fish to fry. it's been a great se

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the cold chavez is one of her 1st students. her family is extremely poor and lives up here in the hills of san san auto. after school after training and to run every errand. she and her sister kate have to climb hundreds of steps the to get us live. we have so with the, my bodies already exhausted. and then there are all these steps to hit them, but we've been doing it forever. and it's certainly given a strong muscle the sure to be a and there's rarely any running water here. 4 rooms made of wood plywood and corrugated iron for the family of 5. that's all they can afford. mother elsie, that release as a seamstress. many common brings her donated clothing which she sells to neighbors . but although money is tight for children have performed and valet shows in miami, barcelona orlando, its life changing. my name is i've learned not to give up missing you. if you don't succeed at something, we'll do send it. you keep going until it works. you live until the se, in the, the monday comment is on the way to sanction auto pay. if the

some of the cameras will be installed at cesar chavez and indiana streets. that's why a big billboard went up in the area to warn drivers to speed. cameras are coming. the cameras will be set up at 33 spots across the city, including streets with schools. they'll also be in places prone to speeders, like king street, where drivers are coming off the freeway. fines will range from 50 to $500, but for the first two months of this new system, violators will just get a warning. the biggest reason that we're doing speed cameras is because we want to change behavior. we want everyone to know exactly where thesese camer are, exactly how the program works so that they can change their behavior and just slow down. that's that's really what we want. sfmta says the cameras are triggered by cars going more than 11 miles an hour over the speed limit. violations will not count as points against a person's driver's license, but speeders could face fines in the wake of the l.a. fires. there is a lot of attention right now on firefighter staffing. do we have enough? the fire

. >> segun la constitucion de 1999, promovida por hugo chavez frias el 10 de enero, por la voluntad soberanae y junto con gonzalez urrutia tiene planificado reunirse con el presidente joe biden este lunes en washington, d.c. >> hablemos de salud, la influenza, el covid 19, el virus respiratorio sincitial y el norovirus son cuatro enf enfermedades altamente con contagiosas que estan impactando a millones de personas en todo el pais. este invierno hay alerta porque los niveles de contagio han sido mas altos que en anos anteriores. son el paraiso. sanchez nos tiene mas detalles. >> carlos lopez, voluntario en su iglesia, no quiere correr riesgos. este domingo decidio usar una mascarilla mientras asistia al servicio religioso. >> puede ser que tenga un poco de gotitas en la nariz, pero un poco la voz tambien afectada.>> entonces quiero asegurarme de que eso no vaya a afectar a o estados. sonas en al menos 42 >> las autoridades sanitarias reportan un aumento significativo de enfermedades respiratorias atribuidas a cuatro virus principales covid 19 gripe, virus respiratorio sincitial o rsv y norov

y ahora conversamos con el doctor edgar chÁvez. buenas tardes, doctor. a en en nuestro lado. >> doctor, quÉ genera en el cuerpo estas temperaturas? en este espacio de 15 minutos que usted menciona? >> pues mire, lo principal es saber que la agua conduce el calor 25 veces mÁs rÁpido que el aire. entonces por eso es el tiempo, verdad? el tiempo y la temperatura del agua. entonces, inicialmente la persona tiene a problema de los mÚsculos, no puede nadar inmediatamente. en cinco o diez minutos los mÚsculos se paran. despuÉs sigue el corazÓn tiene arritmias y despuÉs del corazÓn va el cerebro. pierde el conocimiento y es ahÍ donde el riesgo de ahogamiento es significante. >> una situaciÓn sumamente complicada. gracias, doctor por esta informaciÓn. gracias. >> tambiÉn seguimos atentos a la investigaciÓn en torno a este accidente aÉreo en washington. y precisamente a eso se ♪ ♪ (vo) los buenos días empiezan con cheerios. $6 nunca han sido tan sabrosos! el breakfast faves combo de ihop ahora cuesta solo $6. incluye los world famous buttermilk pancakes. tocino cr

y al centro podemos ver el busto del lider de los derechos civiles, cesar chavez.ecida que cambia, que mantiene y como la decora. podria ser el mismo dia, 20 por la manana, aunque en 2017 tardo 17 dias en tomar posesion de este despacho tras una remodelacion. lo que si es seguro es que la eleccion de los objetos, las obras de arte y tambien la decoracion hara parte de un mensaje que tendra in intencion, como lo han hecho todos los presidentes que han ocupado esta oficina oval desde principios del siglo 20. >> que le parece arantxa loizaga en la oficina oval ? gracias a la tecnologia de realidad aumentada. y asi llegamos al final. manana cobertura especial. aqui lo esperamos. trump en la casa blanca. y asi vamos un dia a la vez de esta noche en zona mixta. debut con gol para el chino huerta en bÉlgica. todo lo que nos dejÓ la jornada de domingo en liga 1010. ademÁs, definidas las finales de conferencia en la

beginning in march, some cameras will be installed at cesar chavez and diana streets. that's why a big billboard went up in the area to give drivers a heads up about what is to come. cameras will also be set up at 33 spots, including streets with schools. they will also be in places prone to speeders, like king street, where drivers go from a freeway off ramp to city streets. the biggest reason that we're doing speed cameras is because we want to change behavior. we want everyone to know exactly where these cameras are, exactly how the program works so that they can change their behavior and just slow down. that's that's really what we want. the sfmta says the cameras are triggered by cars going more than 11 miles an hour over the speed limit. violations will not count as points against a person's driver's license, but speeders could face fines ranging from 50 to $500 for the first two months of this new system. violators will get a warning. well, the fires in los angeles have ignited campaigns by local fire departments to push for more staffing and resources. it is an

.>> sol de chavez.>> y una bebida por solo seis 99.salada de 17 $ de tu companero ya no parece tan buena idea. descubre tu frescura con el nuevo me.>> of the day en subway por solo seis 99. "aplausos? "aplausos? "m;usica? >> los buenos dias empiezan. >> con serios. >> y con. desde mi hoy. a avinagrado desde mi. pandora. >> nasal. deep relief.>> es una compania que busca soluciones para clientes con deudas. >> mi deuda era de 18.000 $. >> nuestros clientes pueden esperar una oportunidad para poder resolver sus problemas financieros. >> national dev relief puede reducir la cantidad que debes. >> nosotros nos enfocamos en ayudar. preparamos un plan especifico y flexible para ellos. >> ahorre el 45% de mi deuda. >> llama o visita national debt relief punto com diagonal. es para empezar. >> esas lamparas se van a caer. me llamo lorena. me gradué de southern new hampshire university. quise estudiar esta carrera porque no sabía que quería hacer con mi vida. elegí esta universidad porque pude avanzar a mi ritmo. puedes estar en cualquier lado

so this is customary for chavez to look after the spirit of the deceased us here. but i to ritual spirit cannot find peace and makes life difficult for the grief. shellman serves as a medium to deal with and result issues. and so it helps the relative to come to terms with the death frame. you go after a long walk through rush and his guru arrive late at night. now the family of the deceased has gathered. no. yeah, i mean the departed woman's ring will help capture her soul. are you ready? should start now to see the see? the new game, so one thing would have for me over and then getting in touch with the spirits of the deceased can be risky. i have to communicate with the spirit even if it speaks a local dialect. and i don't understand so well. and the elder sometimes don't take me seriously, because i am so young. they have doubts about my abilities as a sean went to get an answer would explain me. he told me that i'm not worried even because mike who is here to help protect me patch. i know who was still cute when i go to now the guru is trying to connect with t

just a bit out of here in the studio with a very young charlotte, to hold on wild fresh evidence chavez addressing the f b. i may have played a role in those events years ago. say it ain't so well interesting enough. this evidence comes from an f b i's report. that admits that it had a, it's informants who were part of the crowds in january 6, 2021 and those in full months actually went into the capital building. whitfield the right there's none of them were actually charged new fact. the idea that the incoming trump or the now trumpet administration, was talking about this lead to protests on the streets in washington overnight. i'm to trump. protest is coming out and facing up against the j 6. freedom protest is over this f b. i will quote, we've been hearing evidence about that including the fact that yes, the only which normally does this basic kind of list of areas before. there was a launch scale mauch or anything planned. i had told congress it didn't, doesn't not leading up to the january 6th, 2021. what if i was an like it happens, it happens them the basic checks that they sup

some of the cameras will be installed at cesar chavez and indiana streets.t's why a big billboard, this one right here, went up in the area, warning the drivers that speed cameras are coming now. the cameras will be set up at 33 spots across the city, including streets with schools, and they'll also be in places prone to speeders, like king street, where drivers are coming off a freeway. the biggest reason that we're doing speed cameras is because we want to change behavior. we want everyone to know exactly where these cameras are, exactly how the program works so that they can change their behavior and just slow down. that's that's really what we want. so sfmta says the cameras are triggered by cars going more than 11 miles an hour over the speed limit, and violations will not count as points against a person's driver's license. but y you coud get fined. those could range from 50 to $500. but for the first two months of this new system, violators will get a warning. hundreds of kids in vallejo are off school for the next few days, after thieves stole copper

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. >> leyla chavez is the executive director of lyric, the san francisco based nonprofit has been providing services to transgender youth for decades, and they say the city and county departments, schools and nonprofits are banding together. >> if you have a young person at a school or at another place to for them to know that they can come to lyric for services and vice versa, that we can send somebody from our programing for legal support or housing support. >> what we're really hearing from our callers and our community is just a sense of fear, a raw sense of fear, of what's to come. >> brad becker is the founder and president of the lgbt national help center. its national hotline saw 700% surge in calls after the november election. >> for the first time in our history, we blew a fuze. you know, when the day after the election, we overloaded in our capacity to answer calls. >> the organization extending its hours and bringing in more volunteers in preparation for trump's second term. >> it does feel different, and i think it's because it feels like the trump administration is much more o

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y al centro podemos ver el busto del lider de los derechos civiles, cesar chavez. decora. podria ser el mismo dia, 20 por la manana, aunque en 2017 tardo 17 dias en tomar posesion de este despacho tras una remodelacion. lo que si es seguro es que la eleccion de los objetos, las obras de arte y tambien la decoracion hara parte de un mensaje que tendra in intencion, como lo han hecho todos los presidentes que han ocupado esta oficina oval desde principios del siglo 20. >> que le parece arantxa loizaga en la oficina oval ? gracias a la tecnologia de realidad aumentada. y asi llegamos al final. manana cobertura especial. aqui lo esperamos. trump en la casa blanca. y asi vamos un dia a la vez desde washington, d.c. gracias por estar aqui. buenas noches. y la primera batalla se desarrolló en el circuito acuático. estaba en juego la villa exatlón y la victoria fue para el equipo azul diez por siete. en el segundo turno, la batalla se llevó a cabo en el circuito de la caja negra,

. >> leyla chavez is the executive director of lyric, the san francisco based nonprofit has been providing services to transgender youth for decades, and they say the city and county departments, schools and nonprofits are banding together. >> if you have a young person at a school or at another place to for them to know that they can come to lyric for services and vice versa, that we can send somebody from our programing for legal support or housing support. >> what we're really hearing from our callers and our community is just a sense of fear, a raw sense of fear, of what's to come. >> brad becker is the founder and president of the lgbt national help center. its national hotline saw 700% surge in calls after the november election. >> for the first time in our history, we blew a fuze. you know, when the day after the election, we overloaded in our capacity to answer calls. >> the organization extending its hours and bringing in more volunteers in preparation for trump's second term. >> it does feel different, and i think it's because it feels like the trump administration is much more o

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después iba a venir este balón para el otro lado, para mateo chávez, que encontraba a yael padilla soloo marcaba el primero. después otra gran jugada colecectiva del américa que iba de un lado para el otro. tocaba el balón. ahí el chiquito sánchez iba a encontrar otra vez a alejandro zendejas y otra vez para el chileno. y víctor dávila marcaba el segundo qué jugador del américa! y después iba a venir este pase para Álvaro fidalgo y el maguito le pegaba así y marcaba el 3 a 0 final. el américa es segundo del campeonato por el momento hablando del fútbol, pero en el área local los san jose earthquakes tuvieron un evento muy importante donde hicieron la visita oficial o la presentación oficial de sus 2 refuerzos estrella frente a su gente. ahí estuvimos nosotros, por supuesto, la gente que se juntó de la comunidad colombiana y venezolana max cordero, que fue el maestro de ceremonias de este evento y donde los jugadores pudieron sentir el calor de lo que será su nueva hinchada de ambos lados para que así arranque la temporada el 22 de febrero. entre ambos jugadores suman más de 100 goles en