muy claro su apoyo a las excepciones de la ser cada 10 atlanta esta a cristina detalles. >> cristina¿que tal, julio? >> muy buenas tardes. >> el presidente joe biden salio del encierro despues de dias preparandose a debates ficticios, llego a atlanta y tuvo una reunion con partidarios y votantes. >> donald trump se preparo menos de manera mas informal dice su campana sin embargo ya estan los dos encerrados ultimando detalles para un encuentro jamas antes visto por multiples fa factores. >> presidentes por cuatro a un expresidente por cuatro anos mas en la casa blanca. >> los candidatos mas viejos a la reeleccion llegan a atlanta dando golpes. >> lo llaman un somnifero que alucina, incapaz de manejar al pais. >> el anuncio de la de biden dice que trump se acerca a dictadores y amenaza la de democracia. >> partidarios de ambos afirman que tienen retos puntuales lo mas importante es que el p presidente se muestre con empatia y que le hable al pueblo americano con claridad. >> yo los entiendo, entiendo por lo que estan pasando. >> mientras trump tiene que evitar molestarse, irritarse, el

cristina muy buenas noches. cuÉntanos quÉ fue lo mÁs relevante de la noche?ante y lo que estÁ en todos los titulares fue el esfuerzo que tuvo que hacer el presidente joe biden. se veÍa cansado. se veÍa agotado. estuvo un poco lento. hubo dos ocasiones en que perdiÓ el hilo de las palabras y la casa blanca en el pleno. durante el debate saliÓ a decir que estaba sufriendo de un resfriado, que le habrÍan hecho una prueba de covid, pero que eso no era lo que tenÍa. sin embargo, esto no hizo. no logrÓ el cometido de calmar los nervios de los estadounidenses que dicen que estÁ de edad avanzada. se vio, como te digo, dÉbil. los republicanos salieron inmediatamente a celebrar diciendo que donald trump quedÓ claro que es el hombre enÉrgico que puede manejar a este paÍs. sin embargo, las crÍticas a donald trump fue que dijo mentira tras mentira, tras mentira, tras mentira. ese es, digamos, el titular, la respuesta de los demÓcratas a la debilidad de la que estÁn hablando los republicanos. eso no quiere decir que no hayan tenido intercambios fuertes como este sobre la e

cristina londoÑo noticias telemundo. >> y otro de los temas del dÍa nos lleva a bolivia.ento de golpe de estado contra el presidente luis arce, encabezado por el jefe del ejÉrcito, quien a esta hora esÁa detenido. sin embargo, ese jefe militar, juan josÉ zÚÑiga, le dijo a la prensa que la sublevaciÓn fue una maniobra del presidente para mejorar su imagen. bernabÉ lÓpez estÁ en la capital la paz, con la crÓnica. >> cientos de militares tomaron la tarde de este miÉrcoles la sede de gobierno. tumbaron las puertas de palacio de gobierno, cercaron por casi cuatro horas a los poderes ejecutivo y legislativo. en medio del repudio de la gente que saliÓ a las calles para pedir que se respete la democracia. en las calles las personas se desesperaron, fueron a los mercados y tambiÉn se llenaron las gasolineras. esta es la puerta de palacio de gobierno que quedÓ doblada producto de una tanqueta que ingresÓ y daba inicio al intento de golpe de estado. pero tambiÉn aquÍ, al interior de este pasillo, el presidente luis arce increpaba ahora al ex comandante del ejÉrcito, juan josÉ zÚÑiga

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cristina londoÑo informa. >> han pasado dos aÑos, pero parece que fue ayer.orte importa mÁs que la economÍa o la inmigraciÓn. >> tambiÉn es el tema clave para bryan. dice que no muestra el rostro porque le puede salir caro. >> puedes perder tu trabajo o ser expulsado de la escuela y por eso. pero siempre estado en contra del aborto. >> desde la decisiÓn de la corte, los estados en azul han adoptado protecciones al aborto. el resto casi 30. los anaranjados y rojos a mayor escala han adoptado restricciones. >> donald trump the government is in a better position to tell women what's in their best interest then women are to know for themselves, but joe biden and i trust women i was right around eleven weeks. >> hoy, la campaÑa biden harris marcÓ el aniversario con este anuncio, afirmando que las restricciones son un asalto a la mujer y estÁn afectando los cuidados prenatales. y un estudio en texas apunta a un aumento de 13% en muertes de reciÉn nacidos por falta de cuidados a la mujer del otro lado. en las filas conservadoras, seÑalan cifras como las del institut

gracias cristina.residente biden con el tÍtulo panic o pÁnico. la portada lo muestra saliÉndose del margen sobre un fondo rojo al adelantar esta portada en redes sociales, la revista dice que las cosas estÁn oscuras. los demÓcratas tienen pÁnico por el desempeÑo de biden en el debate se preguntan quÉ es lo que viene despuÉs. bien, trump mintiÓ mÁs de 30 veces en el debate. eso es lo que asegura la cadena cnn que televisÓ este primer cara a cara. pero el presidente biden tambiÉn dio informaciÓn errÓnea. como nos muestra nuestra herramienta, te verifica el equipo de noticias telemundo analizÓ las respuestas de los dos candidatos y aquÍ estÁ vanessa hoch con las conclusiones. vanessa quÉ encontraron? >> asÍ es julio, y nos concentramos en el tema de inmigraciÓn, que fue uno de los temas centrales del debate. primero, trump dijo que los inmigrantes indocumentados estÁn tomando los trabajos de las personas negras. escuchemos >> now and it could be it could be nineteen and even twenty million people they're

vamos contigo, cristina.en tÉrminos prÁcticos, en este momento la frontera sur de los estados unidos estÁ cerrada porque ya se sobrepasaron los nÚmeros de migrantes indocumentados que son encontrados por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que llevan a la administraciÓn biden a cerrar la frontera. en momentos en que esto ocurre. esto es lo que hace es que cualquier indocumentado, cualquier inmigrante que llegue sin documentos a puertos que no son los oficiales de entrada, se queda por fuera y va a ser muy difÍcil solicitar asilo polÍtico. vamos a escuchar lo que dijo el mandatario. >> francamente me hubiera gustado hacer esto a travÉs de legislaciÓn bipartidista, porque esa es la Única forma en que podemos tener una correcciÓn de este disfuncional sistema que tenemos en la actualidad. nunca voy a demonizar a los inmigrantes o voy a decir que estÁn envenenando la sangre de nuestro paÍs y nunca voy a separar a niÑos y a familias, ni voy a prohibir el ingreso de personas por sus creencias religiosas, ni voy a usar

cristina, desde atlanta le queremos recordar eso.adena para toda esta cobertura de elecciones 2024, la corte suprema se muestra propensa a permitir el aborto en casos de emergencia mÉdica. esto se desprende de un documento que hoy se publicÓ por un aparente error en su sitio de internet. una revelaciÓn que, como nos dice javier vega, genera mÚltiples reacciones. >> un error coloca de nuevo a la corte suprema en el centro de cuestionamientos. el paÍs conociÓ hoy por una equivocaciÓn que el mÁximo tribunal se inclinarÍa a permitir la interrupciÓn del embarazo en casos de emergencia mÉdica en idaho. en el caso donde los magistrados evalÚan el conflicto entre una ley federal y la prohibiciÓn estatal del aborto, esto segÚn un documento de 22 pÁginas obtenido en exclusiva por bloomberg, lo que adelanta un voto 6 a 3 y que se publicÓ momentÁneamente en la pÁgina web de la corte. un error que el mÁximo tribunal asumiÓ la unidad de publicaciones subiÓ de forma inadvertida y breve un documento al sitio web de la corte, reconociÓ su vocera. def

detenidos es de unos 4000 al dÍa, segÚn informaron funcionarios del departamento de seguridad y cristinances de esta medida del presidente biden. >> announcing actions to bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawful en una controversial reversa polÍtica, el presidente joe biden firmÓ esta tarde las restricciones al asilo polÍtico mÁs rÍgidas de los Últimos tiempos y acusÓ a los republicanos de haberlo obligado. instruction and using executive authority is available me is president to do what i can on my own to address the border frankli. i would referred to address this issue through a bipartisan legislation. >> la medida le cierra virtualmente la frontera a la medianoche de hoy. a la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes que traten de pedir asilo entrando por cruces irregulares segÚn la orden, serÁn sometidos a deportaciones express en cuestiÓn de dÍas o de horas si no demuestran que sus vidas corren peligro en sus paÍses y les niega la posibilidad de regresar por cinco aÑos. pero las restricciones no aplican a los que demuestran que son perseguidos o han sido torturados, y tampoco a los me

cristina londoÑo nos amplÍa. >> el presidente joe biden y la primera dama amanecieron en pie de guerra durante el debate. segÚn su campaÑa. >> i don't speak a smoothly that i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. >> pero el trauma del encuentro con trump estÁ fresco en la memoria de seguidores y defensores. >> eligible for being able to do with the with the covid. excuse me with dealing with everything we have to do with. >> un sentido de desespero, de de vergÜenza ajena y ver cÓmo las mentiras de trump fueron ahogadas por la percepciÓn verdad? de la debilidad del presidente biden. >> a pesar de la angustia, los demÓcratas cerraron filas. el expresidente barack obama encabezÓ la defensa diciendo que cualquiera tiene un mal debate, como a Él mismo le pasÓ, e insistiendo que biden sigue siendo la mejor opciÓn para el paÍs entre los votantes. >> opiniones encontradas olvida lo que hace, se cae. lastimosamente. yo creo que no puede ser una persona asÍ. presidente de una naciÓn. >> prefiero a biden viejo que a uno que tenga no

i'm cristina rendon, i'm greg lee cepeda was the son of a puerto rican baseball legend. >> but eventually he was able to forge his own path, one that landed him in cooperstown. ktvu bailey o'carroll live at oracle park with more on the passing of one of the goliaths of the game, bailey. >> yeah, greg and cristina, you mentioned one of the goliaths right now. thing may be proof more than this statue that he will be forever remembered by here outside of oracle park. now, a number of fans obviously pouring out of this ball park following the conclusion of the giants, dodgers game, many of them shocked at the news that they announced in the sixth inning of this one. >> i just remember him being a consistent player day in and day out, and he could play almost any position. he was like incredible to watch. and we rooted him on his kids. we loved him. >> well, we talked to a number of fans. one of them, again mentioning almost tearing up after the news was announced. another fan remembering that she was at when orlando cepeda made his major league debut here with the giants. people just reflecti

cristina londoÑo noticias telemundo. >> y hablemos del tiempo.ente en nuevo mÉxico, cientos de residentes de ruidoso han empezado a volver a sus hogares mientras los dos incendios que los obligaron a evacuar hace una semana aÚn no estÁn controlados por completo. el fuego ya destruyÓ 1400 estructuras y 500 casas y se reportan al menos tres fallecidos. y aÚn hay 30 personas desaparecidas. hay una alerta en el paÍs por dengue. los cdc advierten que se han reportado mÁs de 2.200 casos, mÁs de la mitad de ellos en puerto rico, donde ya se habÍa declarado la emergencia. muchos de los casos estÁn relacionados con viajeros. y es que la enfermedad transmitida por la picadura de mosquito se ha duplicado en todo el planeta, especialmente en paÍses que han experimentado altas temperaturas. esta noche noticias telemundo tendremos informaciÓn sobre su prevenciÓn y tambiÉn sobre los sÍntomas. algunas calles de la ciudad de mÉxico muy pronto llevarÁn el nombre de heroÍnas de la historia del paÍs, reemplazando los de figuras controversiales como lÓpez de santa an

. >> ahora, cristina, hay grupos de nacionalidades que ya cuentan con cierto alivio migratorio. >> ¿quesar con esos grupos? >> cristianos, nicarag:uenses y que estan les esta permitiendo entrar por la frontera al mes, ellos van a poder seguir ha haciendolo. >> este acuerdo se mantiene. >> bien. >> cristina londono, frente a la casa blanca. >> gracias es una vuelta en u de la politica migratoria de biden cuando llego a la presidencia usted lo recordara dio senales de apertura a los migrantes, ahora esta dispuesto a cerrar la frontera inmediatamente. >> organizaciones pro inmigrantes anticipan que desafiarian esta medida en las cortes. >> francisco fajardo esta en la frontera entre tijuana y san isidro. >> francisco, ¿que ha cambiado aquÍ desde antes y despuÉs del anuncio del presidente biden. como puedes ver, aquÍ hay un grupo de tamigranl? >> ¿que tal, julio? >> muy buenas tardes. >> si, la verdad es que poco ha cambiado aqui desde antes y d despues del anuncio del presidente biden, como puedes ver aqui, hay un grupo de migrantes que llegaron aproximadamente hace dos horas, aunque ellos

i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> the movement was started by a woman in oakland who wants to uplift moms who are all trying to overcome the unexpected loss of their children. ktvu joy spoke with the group's founder about her own loss. joey. >> well, greg and cristina, the creator of a thousand mothers, the group that hosts this two mile walk, suffered an incredible loss herself. her twins were killed in oakland and walking, she says, hopes her helps her cope with trauma. and she's using that to help other moms. >> their world came to an end and mine did too. >> february 8th, 2000 a night that would change lorraine taylor's life forever. her twin sons, alba day and obadiah taylor, both shot and killed with an ak 47 in an oakland parking lot at just 22 years old, my son gregory called me and he said to me, mom, i want you to stop what you're doing right now and pray for strength and i did. >> he called me back in about 20 minutes, and he said he said to me, mom, we lost them. >> after seven years of battling depression, ian taylor would turn her pain into purpose. >> i just did

on this friday, i'm cristina rendon, and i'm alex savage. >> we have not seen or heard from the mayor since those agents raided her home and three other locations yesterday. but tonight, for the first time, we are hearing from her attorney. >> and we do expect to learn more in the hours ahead. ktvu tom vacar is live in marin tonight at the attorney's office, where we are expecting a news conference to be held. tom >> yeah, indeed. and at 6:00, the attorney is going to meet us at the marin civic center here after a court appearance on another matter. and we're going to learn more. but you'll see he's made some comments now, this business with shang tao is really a problem, but it's a problem that actually goes back, as you will see, quite a few years in 2021. the california fair political practices commission issued a finding of probable cause that california waste solutions, the company involved in the fbi raids, this thursday, made 93 illegal campaign contributions. >> all of these places that they've searched indicates that they have been working on an investigation for quite some t

i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. >> we'll get to that story in a moment. but first, some breaking news to tell you about out of west oakland. that is where firefighters are battling a fire at a warehouse tonight. this fire broke out about 45 minutes ago, around 1015 at the business on 24th and wood streets, and you are now looking at a live picture from the scene. you can see flames really coming out of the top of that warehouse. lots of fire crews on scene as they try to battle this two alarm fire. the building that's burning is called pacific supply and according to their website, they have masonry, roofing and drywall materials. in fact, one neighbor called us and told us she has seen many fires in the area. but this is the thickest. the smoke has ever seen. so right now, oakland fire battling this warehouse fire in west oakland. we'll keep you updated as we learn more information. >> all right, another hit for an east bay family who has battled a cancer diagnosis, an injury and rising rent. thousands of dollars worth of gardening tools were taken, and

i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. >> we'll get to that story in a moment.irst, some breaking news to tell you about out of west oakland. that is where firefighters are battling a fire at a warehouse tonight. this fire broke out about 45 minutes ago, around 1015 at the business on 24th and wood streets, and you are now looking at a live picture from the scene. you can see flames really coming out of the top of that warehouse. lots of fire crews on scene as they try to battle this two alarm fi

henry. >> greg and cristina, this is certainly a huge task.nd the city council is going over what one council member said is, quote, all bad choices. one key factor is whether it's a good idea to use money from selling part of the oakland coliseum to a private development group. >> we need to take the money that i do have and be able to create a budget that's balanced. so i can move forward and moving forward, says oakland city council member noel gallo. >> means not relying on the city finalizing the sale of its share of the oakland coliseum, because he says that won't happen in time. >> i cannot be praying and hoping and dreaming about additional money until i have it in my hand. on friday, the oakland city council discussed options as to how best to close a $

after speaking to fans tonight, bailey. >> hey, cristina and greg. yeah, more sad news of course, for this giants family. also these giants fans. i want to get out of the way because orlando cepeda, his legacy cemented in front of oracle park here on the corner of second and king. of course this news coming just ten days after the death of the great willie mays. cepeda played for the giants from 1958 to 66. they announced his death tonight in the sixth inning. i felt like kid. >> what a tough time it is for our giants tonight. we have lost our friend orlando cepeda. >> for the longest time, we referred to our hall of famers as the living monuments. >> so a living monument. indeed. cepeda, one of the most feared power bats of his generation, he has a long list of on the field accomplishments. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1999. he's an 11 time all star national league mvp, world series champion, and if that wasn't all enough, rookie of the year fans understandably, incredibly sad to hear this news tonight. >> my chin hit my chest. we just l

. >> i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. the incident happened in late april when racist items were found at the home of the dog walker. ktvu amberleigh joining us now live after speaking with that man, amber cristina, the dog walker, tells me he and his father have faced criticism and accusations that they were lying about the racist incidents. >> he says the surveillance video released by police is vindication. san francisco police released this surveillance video of a person of interest in a hate crime investigation. investigators say they want to speak to him about racist items found on april 26th at the western edition home, where a black family lives. >> anger kicked in anger. frustration, hostility in a way. >> terry williams says there have been several incidents where racist items have been thrown over the front gate of the home. he shares with his older parents. they include a black faced doll with a noose around the neck with racist slurs written on it, and that his family has received postcards sent by mail with

henry. >> greg and cristina, this is certainly a huge task. and the city council is going over what one council member said is, quote, all bad choices. one key factor is whether it's a good idea to use money from selling part of the oakland coliseum to a private development group. >> we need to take the money that i do have and be able to create a budget that's balanced. so i can move forward and moving forward, says oakland city council member noel gallo. >> means not relying on the city finalizing the sale of its share of the oakland coliseum, because he says that won't happen in time. >> i cannot be praying and hoping and dreaming about additional money until i have it in my hand. on friday, the oakland city council discussed options as to how best to close a $177 million budget deficit in a way that's fiscally responsible. >> the coliseum sale was at the center of the discussion. council member janani ramachandran and others say they're worried about plugging a hole with a one time sale, which they say could endanger the city's credit rati

ktvu cristina rendon has more. >> on the water, it's high pressure, high energy. and mentally strong. >> there's a lot of energy like the coxswain's yelling. you can hear all the other coxswains like screaming, pull harder, pull harder! >> claire von meck and marina koptsev are part of the oakland strokes rowing club, the organization coming off a successful showing at the rowing youth national championships in florida, oakland stroke sent 69 athletes and nine boats to nationals to compete against 8000 other children from over 240 clubs around the country, just sending so many boats to national championships this year, it's not a normal thing in rowing. >> it's a rare thing and it's truly a product of this incredible team we have. >> here's a look at how the men's teams placed, including their straight four, which snagged first place, marking the oakland strokes 24th national title. jack hume and cosmo hydrogen are on the varsity eight team that won bronze. >> we were so tight at the line, there was only, i think, two seconds separating like the top. maybe four bo

i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. >> the stakes high in atlanta tonight as both president biden and former president trump made their case for a second term. ktvu political reporter greg lee joining us now with more on this debate. greg. christina. mike. good evening. >> this first debate marked by personal attacks, false statements and a poor showing from president biden, a focus heading into tonight was for the president to ease concerns about his age and ability to lead the country. post-debate, those concerns have been amplified by an historic rematch four years in the making. former president donald trump and president joe biden meeting on the debate stage for the first time since 2020. the cnn debate, the earliest in modern history. in the first time between a sitting and former u.s. president in a deadlocked race, the first topic a concern for many voters the economy. >> there's more to be done. working class people are still in trouble. by the time he left, there were things were in chaos, literally chaos. and so we put things back together. we created, i said, those job

i'm julie julie haener, and i'm cristina rendon.>ultiple fires are burning throughout california tonight. the biggest in northern california right now is what res calling the point fire. of the community of cloverdale. official it has burned around 900 acres and is 15% contained. ktvu zac sos is live in sonoma county tonight with the latest information. zach and christina, last check. >> this fire is sitting at some 900 acres with just 15% of it contained. that is quite a jump from just a few hours earlier when this fire started around 300 acres. now dry conditions wind making this fire challenging for firefighters to fight this as they continue to try to protect structures in the area. crews fighting a losing battle at a vineyard barn near healdsburg sunday as the point fire quickly spread through the area. nearby, a home on the property threatened. >> i just called the owner, i said. it didn't look good. >> surreal, barnier, who works at the vineyard racing in to save family photos. the backside of the second unit is has been burn

that year was also the team's first season on the west coast ktvu s cristina rendon takes a look backcisco the year the giants arrived from new york, 1958. but before cepeda became one of the most feared hitters in the entire game of baseball, he was a fresh faced teenager from puerto rico, assigned to a minor league team in segregated salem, virginia. >> i knew that coming to the state is going to be hard, you know, being black and latin, but to see it with my eyes was going to confuse. >> what was not confusing, for cepeda was hitting a baseball. in fact, it was in his dna. his father, pedro, known as the bull, was widely considered the babe ruth of puerto rico. so three years after leaving his homeland as a 17 year old, the baby bull, as cepeda would soon be called, worked his way through the minor leagues and burst onto the scene, with the giants making an immediate impact as a 20 year old, cepeda earned unanimous national league rookie of the year honors and just three years later, in 1961, he hit 46 home runs and had an astounding 142 runs batted in, becoming the first latin pla

on this friday, i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> it was a dramatic day on the santa cruz campus, the university claiming it had no other choice but to dismantle the protest that had been disrupting daily operations and became a public safety hazard. >> ktvu mark sayer is live in santa cruz tonight with the latest developments. mark >> well, christina and greg, a surprising development here around 230 this afternoon when all of the law enforcement that had been here since about 1:00 in the morning with no announcement and no fanfare, simply departed. and so the protesters then moved back across the street that is the main entrance to campus that you're looking at right there. but so far there are no new tents. there are no new blockades. the ongoing protests right now is noisy, but it is peaceful. gasia don't you cry using bullhorns, the pro-palestinian protesters directed their chants at the dozens of chp officers remaining on site to make sure the main entrance to campus remains open. 5678 israel is a terrorist state, but it was a far different scene earlier friday morning when

i'm alex savage and i'm cristina rendon. >> allowing people to sell adus is expected to increase demand for those backyard units. ktvu san rubin is live outside dor homes, a manufacturer of 80 used with more on what this could mean for homeowners. for the city. >> yeah, these are the types of things we're talking about. some of them are built from scratch. others, like these ones at a dor homes, are pre-built, and san jose hopes that this new ordinance will encourage even more people to put them in. now in the groundbreaking move, the city of san jose will now allow accessory dwelling units to be sold as separate property. a state law passed last year allowed for the change. san jose is just the first city to embrace it. the city had already made building backyard cottages much easier. as a result, adus accounted for nearly one third of all new housing last year. about 400 units. but they say there's still a housing shortfall, and this may bring lots of much needed inventory into the market. there are still some questions around how exactly this will work in terms of utilities, taxes, a

. >> en dakota del sur, la gobernadora cristina anunciÓ la muerte de una persona resultado de las severasastre para 21 condados del norte del estado en el condado donde se efectuaron evacuaciones. no se ven las calles, solo techos y copas de Árboles asomÁndose por encima del agua. mientras en wisconsin, una serie de poderosas tormentas y tornados sacudieron el sur del estado, causando daÑos en varias comunidades. en tucson, arizona, una mujer muriÓ tras ser encontrada en el rÍo luego de una intensa tormenta. monzÓnicas los riesgos por clima severo. segÚn el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa, continuarÁn para millones de personas en los prÓximos dÍas. erika flores noticias telemundo y la ola de calor que afectÓ por estos dÍas a nueva york puso en alerta al servicio de manejo de emergencias. >> este 2024, la gran manzana ampliÓ la cantidad de centros de enfriamiento disponibles para la poblaciÓn entre ellos hay 45 escuelas que prestan este servicio, principalmente a desamparados y personas de la tercera edad. >> es muy bueno para que las personas, especialmente los envejecientes, personas q

on this friday, i'm cristina rendon. the trailer was stolen early wednesday morning, and the victim say the vehicle contained items they've accumulated for decades. those items are necessary to providing the best care for their patients. ktvu henry lee spoke with the victims, who explained how much of this trailer means to their livelihoods will be a great loss . >> we're just hoping that we'll be able to continue to operate, although we'll be starting from the ground up. >> jessica and robert cardillo are devastated after thieves stole a trailer carrying supplies they need to run their business. cheap shots, pet vaccine clinic when you watch the surveillance video, it gets very, very personal. >> you see them and you just wish that you could talk to them and ask them not to do that to you. >> it happened outside the couple's business on joaquin avenue near east 14th street in san leandro at about 530 wednesday morning. surveillance video shows sparks flying as this man uses a tool to cut off the locks on the 20 foot tra

i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> we are about an hour away from the start of june, meaning pride month is almost here. ktvu joey horton was in the castro tonight speaking with business owners about how pride month affects their bottom lines. he joins us live in studio. hi, joey. >> hey christina and greg, ask anyone in the castro and they'll tell you it's pride month all year long there. but small business owners are banking on a boost in sales during pride, the castro community ushers in a month long celebration of lgbtq plus pride with divas and drinks at the academy sf social club on pride eve. >> we want people to just feel the love of this time and just to, you know, life is short to enjoy the moment and to enjoy each other. >> san francisco sees close to a million visitors at the pride parade alone. in a typical year, according to sf pride, with each of them injecting money into the local economy. cliff's variety store on castro street is stocked up on rainbow themed merchandise, with everything from pride flags to suspenders. to mark the special occasion. >> it's a time fo

i'm cristina rendon, graduation day for a group of seniors is extra special as they carry on a tradition for the 15th year in a row. the senior class at ames charter school has a 100% college acceptance rate. ktvu crystal bailey joins us in studio after attending today's commencement ceremony. crystal >> well, this class did not come without their share of struggles . they started high school during the pandemic, but today, the seniors at ames high school walked across the stage ready to start the next part of their journey. >> we made it out. >> graduates from ames k through 12 college prep charter district are celebrating thursday because all 84 of the school's seniors are going to college. >> i'm going to uc berkeley. go bears, i'm going to san jose state university. >> i am headed to clark atlanta university, the k through 12 charter school in oakland has had a 100% college acceptance rate for the last 15 years. >> but how do they do it? >> we get our students thinking about college very young from kindergarten on. >> we pay for college enrollments. we provide counseling. >> the clas

tenía 2 años en el puesto y fungía como el segundo al mando después de la jefa cristina corpus.ensa, tiene 33 años de experiencia en el departamento de policía de san francisco. y hablando precisamente de ese departamento , la policía estaba investigando un tiroteo mortal que sucedió el viernes por la noche. según las autoridades, agentes acudieron a una llamada en la calle mission, donde encontraron a una víctima que sufría una aparente herida de bala. los paramédicos trasladaron a esta persona a un hospital cercano, pero luego fue declarada muerta. oficiales localizaron y detuvieron a un posible sospechoso. pero los hechos siguen aún bajo investigación. por otra parte, ante el aumento del riesgo de incendios forestales en el área de la bahía, la ciudad de martínez tomó la iniciativa de organizar, simular de evacuación. todo esto en preparación ante un eventual siniestro. el simulacro tuvo lugar hoy a las 09:00 y consistió en una evacuación de puerta por puerta, junto con mensajes de alerta que enviaron las autoridades. hemos tenido incendios aquí en el pasado y para tener esto

. >> reporter: cristina's family of six loves taking outdoor vacations. >> as long as i can keep themhe end of the day, i call that a win. >> reporter: now she's getting ready for this summer's getaway. >> i'm up for pretty much anything as long as it doesn't cost that much. >> reporter: this year it will actually cost less. >> this summer is the best summer for domestic and international travel post-pandemic. we've seen a full recovery in prices across flights, accommodations, and rental cars. >> reporter: domestic airfares are down 6%, by an average of almost $20 compared to last year. same with rental car prices at your destination. in orlando, daily rate down $10 per day. fueling that car cheaper with gas prices down over 12 cents nationwide. hotel rates in line with last year. those savings helping to pay for fun that may be more expensive. dining out as well as concert and movie tickets all pricier than this time last year. ashby choosing to road trip to take advantage of those gas prices. and because of a love of the outdoors and a tight budget, choosing to camp and cook. >> th

hello again on this thursday night, i'm cristina rendon and i'm mike mibach. >> big conversations happening tonight in the political world, as many are expressing concern over president biden's performance. ktvu political reporter greg lee, with us now with some of the big moments in this big debate. yeah, mike, christine, a lot of questions coming out of tonight's debate and president biden's performance, this first debate marked by personal attacks, false and misleading statements, and a poor showing from president biden, a focus heading into tonight was for the president to ease concerns about his age and ability to lead the country, post-debate those concerns have been amplified by an historic rematch four years in the making. >> former president donald trump and president joe biden meeting on the debate stage for the first time since 2020. the cnn debate, the earliest in modern history. in the first time between a sitting and former us president in a deadlocked race, the first topic a concern for many voters the economy. >> there's more to be done. working class people are still in tro

cristina tiene una tienda de ropa en las vegas.l para daÑarle su reputaciÓn. entonces para mÍ no me afectan en nada. >> suzy todavÍa no sabe por quiÉn votar, pero no le gusta el tono de desprecio de trump cuando habla de los inmigrantes, que se expresa muy mal de nosotros los hispanos, especialmente, que nos ve como como algo que que no sirve en este paÍs y no se quiere dar cuenta que por nosotros los hispanos, este paÍs ha salido adelante. nevada estÁ en disputa entre republicanos y demÓcratas con mÁs de 3 millones de habitantes. cuenta con un 30% de latinos que inclinarÍan la balanza el voto hispano. >> siempre los demÓcratas lo han tomado como garantÍa. >> eso estÁ cambiando en la actualidad, donde el voto hispano estÁ teniendo tendencias mÁs conservadoras y especialmente bajo el efecto de trump. >> nevada ha apoyado a los demÓcratas para presidente en cuatro elecciones consecutivas, pero en la Última de joe biden fueron dos puntos de diferencia. asÍ es. por eso estÁ en disputa justamente aquÍ en las vegas. el voto independiente

i'm alex savage and i'm cristina rendon. >> newell was one of five people shot in richmond tuesday night, three people died and new tonight. ktvu josé huerta spoke with the victim's family, who described his passion for helping others in richmond. >> police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot multiple times and died at kelsey street and dubose avenue just before 1 a.m. on wednesday. family members identify the victim as 38 year old lorenzo newell of oakland, a family man and father of a 12 year old girl. >> we suffer a big loss. >> monique alexander was newell's sister and says she's staying strong to support her grieving family. >> it's been hard on us and because us, my brother was a good person. you know, and he loved people and we loved him to death, she says over 30 shell casings were recovered from the crime scene. >> the family believes he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> his life was stolen away from him. yeah, it's messed up. >> according to the family, newell was working as an in-home health care provider when he was killed outside of a patient's home.

cristina rendon and greg lee, thank you guys so very much. so here we are, summer 2024. people have travel plans. so here's my question to you. do

i'm cristina rendon and i'm julie julie haener. >> just in the past hour, cal fire updated the point fire. it is now burned more than a thousand acres tonight and remains 15% contained. and firefighters are continuing to battle the flames overnight as evacuation orders have now forced some people from their homes. now the fire is burning in sonoma county, and officials say it's burn into at least one vineyard near healdsburg. ktvu zac sos joins us live again in sonoma county with the latest on the firefight. so, zach, how's it going? >> well, you released those latest figures there. the last figure that we got exactly 1013 acres that have burned 15% contained, as you mentioned, that is a big jump from 6:00 this evening when just 300 acres were reported burned. this as firefighters are struggling with the wind that they faced earlier today. the dry conditions. they are working to make sure that structures are protected overnight. crews fighting a losing battle at a vineyard barn near healdsburg sunday as the point fire quickly spread through the area nearby, a home on the property thr

cristina llegó hace 3 meses a san josé desde michoacán para protegernos por la delincuencia que existes del aumento de la temperatura. los bomberos están ya preparándose para recibir llamadas de emergencia y no solamente están listos para atender esos llamados, sino también para mantenerse sanos, saludables, mientras combatan dichos incendios. y es que para ellos, 100 grados fahrenheit en el ambiente significan 120 o más dentro de sus trajes. por lo que tienen listas, unidades de hidratación, tiempo de descanso, aire acondicionado y están entrenados para tratar a cualquiera de sus compañeros que sufra, por ejemplo, un golpe de calor o inhale demasiado humo. y bueno, como puede ver en estas imágenes, algunas de las montañas del este de la bahía han pasado de verde a marrón, por lo que los equipos de bomberos de cal fire vigilan de cerca estas colinas y las condiciones del tiempo, disponiendo a sus efectivos todo el momento que sea necesario, porque se anticipa que podría convertirse en un verano de incendios forestales. y ya lo hemos visto con los incendios masivos. el primer incendio f

el momento en que entra a la cafetería quedó captado en cámara y cristina navarrete nos tiene lo másitar lo más que se pudo, pero como quiera lo le dieron su, no sé, como 7 8 puñaladas y no defendimos. lo ayudamos, no dejaron, no dejamos que lo lo lo fusilaran aquí porque en realidad vinieron a acabar con él. la víctima fue llevado a harlem hospital. su condición es crítica y solamente ahí mismo entraron los. los como , 8 o 9 delincuentes. y le entraron a golpes y una puñalada. la policía recibió la alerta del hecho cerca de las 18:00 de la tarde. horas después seguían llegando más uniformados de la unidad de recopilación de evidencias. porque no se puede. está fuerte, bien fuerte. el pedido de los neoyorquinos es un freno a crímenes violentos como este. no hay tranquilidad. se vive en un miedo constante. este en tu sales de tu casa y no sabes si va a volver vivo. vea esto. ese joven influencer escaló parte de un edificio de 30 pisos en buenos aires, argentina, sin un arnés. y si lo ve bien, verdad? equipado solo con la camiseta del capitán de la selección de fútbol de ese país, leo

hello again, i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> a red flag warning will go into effect for parts of the state in 24 hours. ktvu zac sos was in santa rosa tonight speaking with cal fire about its new approach to fighting fires. we really try and attack fires as fast as possible, and the night operations is just one more tool to do that. >> cal fire battalion chief paul karpus, currently leading statewide training exercises near lake berryessa, designed to improve nighttime firefighting from the skies. >> if we had the capability to drop water at night, we can keep these these fires small. >> his team scaling up their night flying operations with the help of a fleet of 13 fire hawks that will soon grow by three. it has all the latest technology and advanced equipment that allows us to see at night, fly at night. this is the first time they've been able to bring everyone together to conduct statewide exercises using the fire hawks. >> we're going to send these guys out to fight fire at night. >> this is fire. season continues to ramp up across the bay area. >> the concern right now

this friday, i'm cristina rendon, and i'm alex savage. >> several questions still remain tonight as the mayor is at the center of a federal investigation. fbi agents searched tao's home yesterday, and the properties of the politically connected duong family, owners of the company that runs the city's recycling program. the fbi says no arrests were made. tao's last public appearance was on wednesday. she did not appear at a scheduled event with other regional mayors yesterday morning as her home was being raided. tao has not been charged with a crime, and her attorney says she is cooperating with federal investigators. ktvu is amber lee joining us now live here in the studio with the latest details on this case. amber. >> alex i spoke with the mayor's former chief of staff just a short while ago. she says she's saddened but not surprised by what's happening. she says the mayor was aware that she was being investigated long before the raids, but tao's attorney says the mayor is surprised and plans to fully cooperate with federal investigators. since the federal raids at oakland mayor shan

on this friday, i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> city officials are bracing for the crowd of 25,000 fans who are expected to attend the show, headlined by skrillex and fred again. this all started a week ago when skrillex tweeted, fred and i have way too much new music we need to test out. so we're going to throw a rave in san francisco next week. new at ten ktvu is amber lee is live in san francisco. after talking to fans and organizers about what to expect. hi amber. >> hey, greg. we're at civic center plaza behind me is a huge stage. we saw it being built when we got here this afternoon. there is still work to be done to put on this concert and the laser light show that is part of this event. crews are working round the clock to set the stage for saturday's massive rave concert, transforming civic center plaza in san francisco into an immersive experience for music lovers. similar to this. fred, again from the uk, is headlining the concert along with skrillex. >> it feels very magical. it feels. yeah, it feels like we're starting. also, we're starting off pride month. like

on this friday, i'm cristina rendon. >> i'm greg lee.his all happened inside the store between the security guard and a customer. ktvu is amber lee joins us live from fremont with the latest details. amber >> greg, the cashier tells me there were plenty of people inside the store when the shooting happened. he says he saw what led up to it and what happened immediately after. there is now a small memorial in front of the cvs store at the fremont hub and outdoor shopping center, after a security guard was shot and killed by a customer thursday night around 11:00, i spoke by phone with the cashier who witnessed what happened. he does not want to be identified. >> it was a little shocking. and of course, you know, traumatized . >> the cashier tells me it started when the male customer came into the store with a large backpack and refused to turn it over to the security guard when he was asked to do so, the cashier says he radioed the security guard to ask him to keep an eye on the customer, but not to make him feel like he was targeted. but

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i'm alex savage, and i'm cristina rendon. >> we are expecting to hear from tao's attorney sometime within the next hour. here's what we know about the latest in the federal investigation into the oakland mayor. fbi agents searched chao's home yesterday, and the properties of the politically connected duong family, who are the owners of the company that runs the city's recycling program. the fbi says no arrests were made. tao's latest public appearance was on wednesday. she did not appear at a scheduled event with other regional mayors yesterday morning while her home was being raided, tao has not been charged with a crime, and her attorney says she is cooperating with federal investigators. we get more now from ktvu tom vacar in 2021, the california fair political practices commission issued a finding of probable cause that california waste solutions, the company involved in the fbi, raids this thursday, made 93 illegal campaign contributions. >> all of these places that they have searched indicates that they have been working on an investigation for quite some time, and were able to conv

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