but cindy's agent says first was to blame. an attorney representing carlin's firm says a preliminary investigation indicates the fraudulent wire instructions came from someone who was able to hack the e-mail account of the listing ent, jeffrey first. agents what they'll do to help cindy get her money back. jeffrey first didn'tiv an answer. brent karlen's lawyer says re/max will continue to provide any assistance it can as the investigation continues. but he didn't explain what that assistance might be. cindy has filed reports with the police and the fbi, but heard nothing. so far, no one has assumed responsibility for her $25,000 loss. >> that's all i had. i'm struggling to pay my rent and my bills now because i thought we were going to be gone by now. >> that's really frustrating, heartbreaking. you can protect yourself from scammers. we've created a special video on our website to show you how to try to protect yourself. the thing to remember here is to always call and verify everything before sending any money. call your ag

cindy: llamÉ por teléfono y no me contestaron. a su pequeÑa. cindy: que la quiero mucho y la extraÑo mucho. claudia: intentamos averiguar con las autoridades si piensan reunificarlas, pero no nos contestaron. en el audio se escucha que la pequeÑa de seis aÑos aprendiÓ el nÚmero de su tÍa- cindy dice que lo memorizÓ en sÓlo unas horas, mientras cruzaban la frontera, un viaje que ahora lamenta . en fresno, texas, univisiÓn. enrique: y son pocas las fundaciones y organizaciones asÍ fino de lucro que tiene la posibilidad de recibir millones de dÓlares por parte del bueno federal para operar centros en donde permanecen menores indocumentados, separados de sus familias, menores no acompaÑados. gerardo reyes se dio a la tarea de revisar una de estas organizaciones, que operaba yo de estos lugares en la frontera. >> mÁs o menos el personal es como uno por cada niÑo, porque son 24 horas por dÍa.o: así nos tres aÑos, juana sÁnchez, el director de south west program, los servicios que prestaba esta organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro. la institu

nos vamos a enlazar con gilberto leÓn, quien habló con la supervisora cindy chÁvez, sobre el plan pararontar la crisis de estudiantes sin vivienda. >> asÍ es, palmira y buenas noches.la escasez de vivienda es un problema muy serio aquÍ, en el condado de santa clara. por esto, la supervisora cindy chÁvez está proponiendo construir vivienda a bajo costo para estudiantes y familias desamparadas en colegios comunitarios. una de las tetas, segÚn la supervisora, no sÓlo es una responsabilidad moral para con los residentes, tambiÉn es un buen plan financiero para las arcas del condado. >> [habla en inglÉs] desamparado nosotros gastamos mÁs de 90 mi dÓlares al aÑo y cuidado de salas de emergencia, cÁrceles y programas de apoyo para problemas de halcÓn y drogas.

. >> where i got involved here is that the comment was made he would not appoint cindy main. cindy's name came outeft field. it's been reported a number of places. who did it, i don't know. on ken bennett was inappropriate. the reason i say that is that was ken bennett's opinion, that cindy mccain wasn't goin be somebody he wou c because she di not fulfill his iderole. we involved oursf because of governoresnd eett. well.n of hav as oue thatpen discussion. anybody that plans for anything in life has a p if u're n doing tt, youe shirki that rnsy. do have to have conversation with the governor on who h thinkinabut and who he's going to pick up? probably not. but you know, the demagoguery is going to >> representative, thanks f ur >>hae much,pedro. >>> thursday morning,e'e lsing, michigan, for th enext stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tou state senate president will be ingtal rnngt the bus during 7

and would ask for a one-week continuance on cindy elias and would like to move john hamasaki forward. is that correct? >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. ee>> second? i will second that. >> clerk: the file has been boplicated and need to amend ha been duplicated? >> clerk: it's a duplication of the fi >> supervbree i didn't hear that. >> clerk: that's the official request that supervisor sheehy made. >> supervisor breed: it was to becdes in one motion. >> if i may,attorney, john givner. division of the question is an act that the board takes when you want to take two votes on one item, up or down. today i understand that supervisor sheehy is aorg up-or hamasaki's appointment and then a continuance on cindiy aiay ai. so you need two t w be a duplication of the file and thewo motions. >> serbreer : i see. okay. all right. per she hs made a motion do just that. andrehe second? ift, i will second it. supervisor cohen. 'm supervisor cohe speaking against the motion. woedgehe chair of the ru itit was a 7 1-hour hearing, an opportunity forryonve to have an opportunity to hear from bh candat. b

. >> clerk: item 21 is a motion confirming cindy elias, and john hamasaski, april 302019 and april 30, 2022 to the police commission. >> supervisor breed: supervisor sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: i have never had a conversation or met with ms. elias. there was an issue raised today in "the chronicle" and i would be very grateful if we could delay this a week so that opportunity would be possible. this was an lgbtq seat. and i know that many in the community had an expectation that someone from the lgbtq community could be put forward. we did have a candidate. that candidate, it was decided they had a conflict of interest. and now we have another issue around the conflict of interest. and, again, this is not to say that i would not support this candidate, but i would appreciate the opportunity -- the courtesy of the opportunity to meet with this individual. other members have raised this issue in the past when they haven't had an opportunity to meet with someone. i think it would be -- i would be grateful if we could put this off for a week. >> supervisor breed: supervisor sheehy, are

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has cindy been able to talk to her daughter? >> you know, that was one of the astounding things about this conversation with this woman because despite what the administration has said and cindy was describing how they were watching television when president trump signed that executive order and all of these women in this facility started cheering and crying and thinking that things were going to change, that they were going to be able to talk to their children. but that was not the case. take a listen. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> now, cindy shared that phone number that immigration gave her with us. so during our interview we tried that number twice. and here's what we heard on the evened of the line. take a listen. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> and anderson, this woman said that she's not the only one. most of the women she knows in this massive facility are just like her. they have not been able to communicate with their children. >> rosa, i understand that cindy madrid said she had a message for the first lad

i am cindy elias. i am currently a labor attorney for the state of california. my goal is to enforce the labor laws in the state of california and make sure people are paid their pawages. prior to that i was a plic defender for a little over 11 years. to that i held several different positions. the last position i held in the public defender's office was the leadorney which was the law enforcement civil division prtorney that focused on a ram that waselled seattle which aims aolevel offenders in addressingg iand gettighem the hat wasy role at th an jail.so defender's office. i am very excited to be on this commission and working forward with all of you and i look forward to prosperous future. >> thank you. i'll note thatommissr elias isso al a california golden bear. >> thankou. >> commissner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, commissioners. it's an incredible opportunity to be sitting here before you on this body. it's especially -- an especially happy moment to join with my former colleague, when i started out as an a.b. attorney, way back when wit

them to basically turn it into a prison. , i want to get your reaction to southwest key's spokeswoman cindy casares, who responded to concerns about whether the non-profit is prprepared to housuse children o have been separated from their parents at the border and are coping with trauma.

iowa, cindy and others, this is sending a message. this is all across the country. even in new mexico with deb holland if elected would become the first native american congresswoman elected. this sends a message. we are the party standing up for women, showing what is happening when you empower and support our women. that's why when we talk about the iowa vote women showing they will vote and win. >> harris: i'll step in with the entire nation is in a moment for women. it may be less about party and more about the conversation michael, that you and i both acknowledge needs to happen about women and their rise. you say this was not a total win for democrats. why do you say that? >> not in the slightest. first, i would point out we doubled the number of the women running for congress in the g.o.p. we are the party of women. i want to pint -- point out the blue wave, so-called blue wave is crashing. the president had an important tweet a few hours ago and said the fake news will not report

who is in cindy.plit apart six years ago and they haven't communicated but that has all changed. a statement reading the child was able to speak with her mother 30 minutes. we are continuing to provide this child with excellent care anda are advocated for safe reunification on her behalf. due to the need to protect the privacy of the child in our care, we cannot speak to the specifics. we walked into this facility, walked into the gate and were not allowed inside. we were able to talk to an employee on a call box. >> i understand you won't let us in, but can someone come out and fill us in the condition of this little girl. >> we are not allowed to talk to the media at all. >> how is the little girl doing? >> i'm sorry, i can't give any information about the little girl. >> you need what? >> i'm sorry? >> i didn't hear what you said. >> i can't give any information about the little girl. it is violating her privacy. >> i do want to know that all the minors in the facility they are doing fine and they

segÚn la hermana de cindy, ella se encuentra en un centro de detenciÓn de port isabel.eron del radar de las autoridades, del departamento de salud y servicios humanos, encargado de proteger a estos menores de edad. la agencia habrÍa perdido contacto con los familiares o patrocinadores de cerca de 6000 menores no acompaÑados, de los que se calcula que 12,000 niÑos estÁn bajo el cuidado. 10,000 serÍan menores no acompaÑados. cada vez son mÁs los niÑos que separan de sus familias. casi la mitad estarÍan fuera del radar. reportera: el presidente trump sigue ignorando las protestas, sigue ignorando los pedidos a nivel internacional. hoy ha hecho su defensa mÁs fÉrrea, de su polÍtica de separaciÓn familiar y se lo tolerancia. dice que los demÓcratas quieren a los inmigrantes en el paÍs, aunque sean malos e infecten el paÍs. para algunos republicanos nada de esto va a terminar bien. janet rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. reportera: el presidente trump, enrique, tambiÉn usÓ twitter para referirse al tema migratorio. quiero leer sus palabras textuales. escribiÓ: " los demócratas son los pr

so with that i'm going to introduce commissioner cindy elias. >> hello. i am cindy elias. i am currently a labor attorney for the state of california. my goal is to enforce the labor laws in the state of california and make sure people are paid pawages. prior to that i was a public defender for a little over 11 years. prior to that i held several different positions. the last position i held in the public defender's office was the lead attorney which was the law enforcement civil division attorney that focused on a program that was modelled after seattle which aims atlolevel offenders in addressing drug addiction, mental health issues and getting them the services they need rather than jail. so that was my role at the public defender's office. i am very excited to be on this commission and working forward with all of you and i look forward to a prosperous future. >> thank you. i'll note that commissioner elias is also a california golden bear. >> thank you. >> commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, commissioners. it's an incredible opportunit to be sit

seguirÁ siendo juezasta que cindy haga eljurament e caso que no se presente a hacerl rant el cargo deven a un juez su cargo. >>l tdoru dbl berkeley protestaron frente al ayuntamiento de la ciudad, le contamos quÉ pedÍan al volver. >>a uniÓn americana continÚa laucha sobre la interrogante del status legal de las personas en el nso. >> y d san francisco vemos nubes que se incorporan, temperaturas de 58rado v a blar de cambios en el pronÓstico despuÉs de la pausa. >> continuamos aquÍ en el festival del primer miÉrcoles donde el ambiente se pone movido. >> los detalles al regresars ¿? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan arporque al rato c. tr del tab angañarac y no te diste cuenta. ¡ra lo que consegui! porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos. ando sabs les encantan, para engancharlos. . >> telemundo 48 responde compartiÓ con la comunidad. >> estamosonan sus eguntas y of como parte del festival del primer miÉrcoles, asÍ que cuÉntos, ¿cÓmo estÁ el ambiente por allÁ?. >> asÍ es, se llama el primer miÉrcoles porque se realiza c

in palo alto, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> public prosecutor cindy hendrickson is set to replace aaron persky. she got 70% of the vote in santa clara county. >>> bay area voters appear to be okay with shelling out more money for bridge tolls. regional measure three passed with 60% support in the nine county region. over the next 6 years, the toll increases will look like this. a one dollar increase in january 2019, a one dollar increase in january 2022, and a final one dollar increase in 2025. an east bay congressman released a statement regarding measure three saying, bay area traffic is a serious challenge to the economy and quality of life, and the passage of regional major three -- regional measure three shows how desperate people are for solutions. while i'm skeptical about what it will deliver, my hope now is that local and regional officials adhere to high standards of accountability voin both contra costa and solano counties voted against regional measure three toll hikes. >>> president trump has granted clemency to alice johnson, the great-grandmother serving a life sentence f

and for me, cindy, you -- you floated also to the top somewhat. and not by -- i mean, i don't want to make it seem like people weren't real close to you, because this decision was really tough. but you know, for me, when i listened to you talk about all the definitions, all the questions that supervisor cohen and others asked, you answered very succinctly in terms of how you answered it. the other part of it i think is you seem to have that perspective of whether it's from labor with the police or with these -- the citizens themselves. so i liked that balance about that, about you. >> supervisor safai: supervisor stefani? >> just to -- i was definitely impressed with candidates just mentioned by supervisor yee. and i'll leave it at that right now. >> supervisor safai: great. i -- just to add onto your comments. i think so many of the candidates, miss soo, miss berry, miss murrillo, i mean, so many of you, nana, every one of you brought a set of skills and unique experiences that i think in terms of the check list that i listed out to you, each one

. >> cindy burnell and her husband had enough of the coast of living in the bay area and look to the midwest where housing is much cheaper. they found a house and agreed to buy it. no mortgage here, a one time cash payment. her real estate agent sent instructions to wire the money which she followed. the she truflted the house would be hers soon but days later cindy learned terrible news, her life savings was in the hands of thieves. >> that's all i had, that was my retirement fund, i pulled in all my money. >> she is not alone. this crime is happening to home buyers across california and th investment. please call visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >>> it is 4:56 and the ws keep on rolling in for curry. >> fresh off another nba final title. the warriors superstar has another win. his jersey is the best selling one in the league. nba says that number 30 jersey sells -- beat out lebron james between april and june. this is the playoff time. it's the fourth year in a row that steph has topped jersey sales. >>> we want to look to look at the forecast. co

nos vamos a enlazar con gilberto leÓn, quien habló con la supervisora cindy chÁvez, sobre el plan para condado de santa clara. por esto, la supervisora cindy chÁvez está proponiendo construir vivienda a bajo costo para estudiantes y familias desamparadas en colegios comunitarios. una de las tetas, segÚn la supervisora, no sÓlo es una responsabilidad moral para con los residentes, tambiÉn es un buen plan financiero para las arcas del condado. >> [habla en inglÉs] desamparado nosotros gastamos mÁs de 90 mi dÓlares al aÑo y cuidado de salas de emergencia, cÁrceles y programas de apoyo para problemas de halcÓn y drogas. reportero: chÁvez hizo pÚblico su plan hoy con el apoyo de varios colegios comunitarios y estudiantes que se encuentran desamparados. la supervisora dice que las escuelas tienen el espacio y el condado tiene los expertos para guiarlos a lograr el desarrollo de vivienda a bajo costo. en una sustancia como el Área de la bahÍa, la idea de construir mÁs vivienda es mÚsica para los oÍdos de la gente.especialmente con la meta de ayudar a estudiantes. >> serÍa una gran ayuda porqu

. >> in the race to replace aaron persky voters have put cindy sealy hendrickson in the lead with 71% over angela storey. that because the decision to recall judge persky has apparently won, if you will. or yes on the recall effort. so now the second part of this question tonight is who should replace him. cindy hendrickson, a good night with 71%. >>> and it was an important measure that is being watched very closely by everyone in the south bay. like you said, across the nation. our david lui is live with the latest. david. >> reporter: ama, truly very historic because this is the first california judge to be removed from the bench in nearly 86 years by voters who apparently think that they agreed with critics who said that judge persky was too lenient in giving out that sentence to brock turner. now, in this area where victims and their supporters demand justice and sentences in line with the crime, voters at least here in santa clara county have said they believe judges need to be held accountable for the decisions that they make. first we hear from how judge persky is handling the

thank you. >> next speaker please. >> tony, cindy baker. moving on, cindy baker. followed herbert wiener and then juanita washington. >> i live in the richmond. i'm know you struck item number 12 from the agenda. i want to make a comment because the cpuc had proposed e liminating whatever taxes they were collecting or fees they were collecting from the tnc. from some of the transportation network companies. that in a way that maybe okay because who knows what they were doing with it and what they are collecting it for. the city of san francisco or mta had to create a position kind of like the curb monitor because all these services taking up curb space, whether it's lyft, uber or carryouts. the city having to spend money to monitor this activity. i think it's totally appropriate to add a tax category for these companies. i support that. even if the puc stop collecting fees. supervisor peskin wrote a letter about this. >> next speaker please. >> herbert wiener, juanita washington. >> this is so timely. i'm going to the airport on thursday, to city of chicago. i tri

cindy charles, a native from san francisco. for years and years i've been involved in the don pedro and legrange licensing an other issues on the river. long time conservation chairperson for then w goldet women's fly fishers, a signatory to the letter to the house appropriations commission in opposition to a horrible amendment. participation in the relicensing of the don pedro and legrange hydro electric products, excluding the national marine fishery service from continuing the long time scientific work alongside other federal, state and resource agencies is not justified a bit and is extremely wrong. i know my fellow people in san francisco would be deeply disappointed with the large scale roll back of environmental protections and regulations without any public input on such a grand sweeping scale that seems to somehow benefit central valley political interests. such sudden and targeted dismantling of a long established process for dam relicensing is an attack on the goal of equitable use of water from the river. it is an i

here is what she said. >> i was also able to talk to cindy's sister. this little girl's aunt and she says that she actually was able to talk to the little girl and the 6-year-old she said is very worried about her mother, asking her aunt if her mother had eaten. if she was still in detention. if her mother had her detention hearings and process this with me. this little girl, her wish about leaving detention is she hopes to take a shower at her aunt's house according to her aunt. she wants to buy and eat as much cereal as she can. >> i appreciate the report. thank you. children taken from their parents are now spending their nights not just apart from them but several thousands miles apart. 700 here in new york state. new york's governor visited one such facility. he joins us now from albany. the facility that you toured, what were you able to see and find out about the kids there? >> the first it's a hodgepodge to use a word. i think what happened is when they started the zero tolerance policy, april 7th, that triggered once they decided to arrest the

joining us live is our taipei correspondent cindy sui.nt and if so why? at one point, they got as close as 60 nautical miles from one of the outlying islands near taiwan before they started moving between the channel between taiwan and the philippines into the south china sea. even though it seems very pro— mok —— provocative, the taiwanese military is treating it in a casual manner, saying they have not adopted any special procedures. they simply scrambled bed jets and naval vessels to monitor chinese vessels. in the past two years, there have been more than 30 such incidences where china has sent its aircraft or military vessels close to taiwan's waters so it's becoming quite the norm now so every time the taiwanese military would send out its own forces to monitor the movements of the chinese vessels, one thing we need to point out is these movements of the chinese military have only become frequent in the last two years, since taiwan's president from the pro—independence party came to power so in many ways, this is sending a message t

>> reporter: you know, cindy madrid said they told her to be patient, that there was a process for her to be reunited with her daughter, but there were no details about that process. she made it to the border on may 25th. she said that pro publica audio was recorded on the day she arrived, because that's when she was separated from her daughter. ever since she's tried, asking officials to be if she can reunify, to see if she could call her daughter. about a week later they gave her a phone number that they said she could use to connect with her. she has called multiple times. she last lost the number of times she has dialed. when we were interviewing her, we tried dialing that number and it went to a voice message. while we were interviewing her as well, that's when the news broke that first lady melania trump was here in texas at a separate facility visiting with officials and with children, and so we asked cindy madrid about the first lady's visit and here is the plea that she made. >> reporter: now, the facility that cindy is in is the one you see behind me. it's the port isabel det

. >> cindy burnell and her husband have had enough of the cost of living here in the bay area.hey look to the midwest where housing is much cheaper. they found a house and agreed to buy it. no mortgage here, just a one time cash payment. her real estate agent sent instructions to wire the money which she followed. she trusted the house would be hers. but days later cindy learned terrible news, her life savings was in the hands of thieves. >> that's all i had and that was my retirement fund, i pulled out all of my money. >> reporter: cindy is not alone. this crime is happening to home buyers across california and the country. you can also happen to you. tonight at 11:00, how hackers are intercepting home sales and what you need to do to protect your investment. if you have a consumer complaint to investigate, please call 888-996-tips. or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> i know it's breakfast time but you might want to add olive oil to the next meal. a component in extra virgin olive oil might slow the progression of alzheimer's disease. a mo

santa clara county da cindy hendrickson will replace him once the election results are finalized. we will ring in ktvu tvs form on this coming about 1230 pit >>> the regional measure of three -- it will raise bridge tolls bthree dollars over the next seven years, inexchange for transportation funding. the yes votes, 54%, the no votes, -- all county voters had a chance to decide on this. after all those votes are counted, the first increase in bridge tolls will occur next year. >> a costs money to do it, that's part of the solution, is the financing, infrastructure, and, you know, we have to -- we washington, you know, is probably not coming to our rescue. >> so far voters and -- counties are voting down the measure, the other bay area counters are supporting it. Ãmy counties are supporting it. you can head or to our website at ktvu.com pit >> -- >>> at 1230, how a car and the innate carport and then into a tree. investigators -- why the driver did not even try to break pit >>> another nice spring day, our meteorologist tells us wh we can expect another big warmup. >>> another look

cindy is a democrat. caller: a couple of things. you can have details and put out bullet points so the skepticism about what this is i think is correct. i have to say after listening to don'tmore i'm so glad you have anything to do it policy anymore. your policies are wh g this country into trouble to begin with. of course you always blame the other countries. as far as your other color who said it was president obama and its different, opening the trade is the same as sending cash. you know who your partner is before you do those kinds of things. without being over there with them being here you can really know because everyday life determines that kind of stuff. so you are opening up a can of wos and you don't want to end up with another agreement like the iran deal. host: gary samore. guest: i agree with the caller that any agreement with north korea will include economic rewards. i think that is kim jong-un plus primary motivation to accept limits on his nuclear missile program in exchange for an opportunity to refan strengthen

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days later, cindy learned terrible news. her life savings was in the hands of thieves. >> that's all i had. that was my retirement fund. i pulled all my money. >> they are not alone here. this crime is happening to home buyers across california and the country. it could happen to you. tonight at 11:00, we will show you how hackers are intercepting home sales and what you can do to protect your investment. if you have a complaint for us to investigate, give us a call, 888-996-tips. i will see you tonight at 11:00. >> we look forward to it. >>> a programming note. because of the giants game, "american ninja warrior" can be even on 11-2. >> thanks for being with us. we want to get one last check of the weather. the weather is the story for the next 24 hours. >> the fire in concord, temperatures in the 90s. red flag warning officially under way tonight for most of the north bay hills. temperatures at their hottest to start the weekend, tomorrow trending cooler on sunday. wait until monday and tuesday for the sea breeze to make a

care reporter,h cindy kunz. let's get a first word news update. >> house speaker paul ryan says president trump should be applauded for his meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. utionedsted that that the next steps will not happen quickly. a republican retiring this year toldeporters, "the president quodisrupted the status with the historic meeting in singapore." saudi arabia all and united have announcedes the biggest assault of the civil out whohe city to drive to rebels -- houti rebels. plan and includes establishing routes for food, medical supplies, and oil in saudi from cities arabia and united arab emirates. qatar's king received foreign minister and says that provide king will 10,000 jobs in the capital as well as a packet of investments targeting infrastructure projects. the aid's worth of some 500 million u.s. dollars. u.s. national team did make it to moscowor the world cup, but the governing body of the sport handed out a consolation prize to the north american region. the 2026 tournaments wi