a place deborah and i went a lot of times.f there were a background feed and theme of the book that the movie makes so vivid, it is the entire country is still -- instilled with interesting people and interesting places and everybody does have a story. the reason it is worth mentioning is so much of our political coverage boils things down to is this a red state or a blue state? and these other slogans where each one of them has a novelistic richness. the 1400 characters, each one of them is almost as vivid as chris gardner. host: how do you get beyond the politics, deborah fallows, in a time where we are so deeply divided as a country and have been over the past couple of years? guest: we did not ask. we did not ask about national politics. we went into the towns, asking people to tell us what was on their minds, what are their stories? what are their problems and how are they solving them? curiously, perhaps, the topic of national politics came up very rarely. i can count on one hand the number of times people wanted to talk

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reporting for us live, deborah. thank you, not a meteorologist mark tamayo landmark, hard to believe we did not break any heat records today. yeah i kept checking andre and not seeing much the way of records for today, but still stream, he typically for heat wavers. say, maybe 100 102 degrees today we're up there right around 110 degrees, even 111 out toward fairfield, the hot spot, at least on this map, 17 and conquered livermore, 16, antioch and extreme heat a hot day there 109 degrees, not nearly as hot around the bay shoreline with oakland only 80 in san francisco in the mid seventies. now we still have this. the weather service kind of changing the warnings around a bit, but we have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning heat advisory for the north bay hills, the east bay hills and the inland valleys. this is for you saturday and then the excessive heat warning continues out towards solano county in lake county, where temperatures will be over 100 degrees for tomorrow, just showing you this as we fly into c

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here's abc's deborah roberts. >> reporter: erika jayne is in need of a new lawyer. in her bankruptcy case dropping her as a client. what does it say that her lawyers are quitting her case? >> any time a lawyer quits a case, it does not take a genius to find out that is not a good thing. >> reporter: in the legal documents the firm writing, the relationship of trust and confidence that is essential to a properly functioning attorney-client relationship has broken down. the relationship is irreparable. this just the latest fallout in the ongoing legal scandal surrounding the bravo star and her high-profile split with her 82-year-old husband, attorney tom girardi, which appears to be a storyline on the show this season. >> because the biggest scandal in "housewives" history -- >> did you know what was going on? >> about to go from 0 to 100. >> reporter: tom girardi stands accused of embezzlement and fraud for allegedly stealing millions from his clients' settlements, raising questions about oversight of the california legal system. >> it's embarrassing. it's just embar

archivist of the united states and it's my pleasure to welcome you to today's virtual book talk with deborah willis author of the black civil war soldier. the civil war was the first large and prolonged conflict to extensively be recorded in photographs. this visual record gives us a sense of immediacy that we don't have with paintings and prints from the revolutionary war are other earlier conflicts. we can identify individual faces and we can imagine ourselves on the actual battlefields in the aftermath of the fighting. thousands of those images are now in the national archives but photos of black soldiers are rare. in her book the black civil war soldier deborah willis shows us the faces of a number of black soldiers who took up arms to fight for their freedom. using photographs and the written record she examines not only the individual stories of the soldiers, but also the importance of african-american communities during and after the war. deborah willis is university professor and chair of the department of photography and imaging at the tisch school of the arts at new york university

remember those deborah last hour at 10? o'clock? you said it was 82 degrees still out there and conquered. has it cooled down any but yeah, it's positively chili. now it's 77. no it's dropped below 80, but very balmy out here. very balmy. alright and tomorrow is a whole nother story, deborah. thank you already tonight some bay area. communities are experiencing outages. pg and e. says they could be whether related at last check more than 2200 customers were without power, including 1500 in the north bay 500 in the east bay and nearly 150 in the south bay. those numbers are down from earlier this evening when danville, antioch and vallejo all has significant outages for more on the heat wave. we turn now to chief meteorologist bill martin. well, yes, definitely going to be a hot one tomorrow. today, temperatures warmed up a good 10 degrees. the air is sinking around us now is that high pressure builds in and so what's happening is as the air sinks. of course we get. that that layer of pollutants sort of trapped down low but down in h

deborah villalon live in san rafael tonight, deborah thank you a remarkable rescue in santa rosa, where firefighters rescued a man who is in a tight spot for quite some time he somehow got stuck inside a piece of farm equipment. on a piece of private property along pioneer road. authorities say the trespasser had been trapped inside that tight space for two days, sheriff's deputies discovered the man inside the fan shaft after someone reported his abandoned car nearby. the man did require medical treatment. he was not arrested by the sheriff's office and is recommending charges of trespassing and drug possession. water will soon cost more for customers in alameda and contra costa counties. today, east bay mud voted to increase their rate. it's 4% rate hike takes effect july 1st. that's followed by another 4% increase next year. he's made mud officials say the increase is not due to the drought. the money will be used for capital improvements like replacing old water pipelines and pumps and work on water treatment plants coming up hundreds of arrests plus guns, weapons and more seized ho

ktvu deborah villalon live now in burner park where they're still being sold. deborah. julie only rohnert park and cloverdale in the north bay. now at there used to be four cities, allowing it you have to drive an hour south to find the nearest booth. we're picking up a little bit everything we want kind of big this year. we got the big open and show for the grand finale. james stone came from san francisco to san bruno to stock up on fourth of july sparkle. we thought we might not get lucky this year and everyone would have bought them up. but we got lucky, and we found something. that party will be in san bruno, where these safe and sane fireworks are legal. unlike almost every other city in the bay area and counties to where all fireworks are a hard no. i think everyone should be open to fireworks. you know, congress have safety zones. i think it should be okay. right just 2021 2021 opponents say is a year everyone should know better after so many devastating wildfires at a sustained drought, no spark is worth the risk a big one, but not too expensive booths that wer

deborah and stain in the north bay.rushfire blocked all southbound lanes of interstate 6 80 in solano county tonight, flames were first reported near the freeway around 6 15, just south of cordelia, the northbound marsh view road off ramp was also closed as crews tried to contain the fire. it burned roughly 20 acres, burning trees and brush on both sides of the freeway. the lanes reopened around nine p.m. no evacuation orders were issued. down in monterey county. a fast moving wildfire is burning bone dry trees and brush. the national force service says the willow fire has burned about 2000 acres since it started last night in the ventana wilderness near big sur pgd camera shows a thick column of smoke rising into the air. officials say the fire is burning aggressively in steep, rugged terrain near the arroyo seco recreation area. people who live in the remote area long tossing her road, including the tassajara zen buddhist center have been a value. waited 300 firefighters are battling this firing temperatures of up to

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deborah asks if both would share their thoughts on influential women of their day. how did women make their power felt? hmm. how did we make our power felt? well, perhaps the two most influential women that come to my mind would be my dear friend mercy, otis warren. she has penned in her own hand and after many years of study a history of our american revolution and although there are those who did not find her assessment of them favorable mr. adams in particular. i believe that that mercy has indeed captured a moment in time in such a way that it will be remembered through generations. so hopefully much much longer than my personal correspondence. the other i would have to name in that pantheon would be lady washington herself. she was so gracious to me when my husband was vice president and when john adams was elected to the presidency. she tendered very wise advice to me to to remember that that is really just a moment and the moment is is for the people it is not about us and that was the best advice i have yet received. i remember mrs. washington quite well. in

>> tanks deborah and thank you for having us all. deborah, you've written several books. of course it wasn't the original thought . my previous editor, we lost a few years ago alice mayhew suggested a memoir oibut to take a crack at it i realized that no, this was really interesting in my life is the women who coveredthe war who i followed . the trick was to figure out how to put that together but once i figured that out, and i knew who the three would be . it was really obvious i needed a photographer. it had to be patrice, i needed a longform journalist and a woman combat reporter. it was the woman who was my role model and mentor. then it was the easy part of doing all the research and writing the book . >> you start with toa story that is in some ways common to everybody on why nthey got on the plane. can you recount why you decided you were going to go to vietnam? >> i'm the ladybird, i arrived in 1973 for the last couple of years of the war and i was in graduate studies at the university of washington thinking i knew a lot about asia because i was in graduate school

we have team coverage ktvu is deborah villalon has been monitoring the power situation tonight. first though, to today's records, and ktvu chief meteorologist, bill martin. no. yeah the records are impressive. there's are the records we had around the bay area but just note that red bluff had 110 degrees that set a record that's hard to do. breaking records in the valley this time of year, sacramento set a record at 109 degrees area, sant was 106 and gil, right. very hot day. heat advisories, excessive heat warnings stay in effect through the day tomorrow. it's going to be a little cooler, but that 16 and gilroy a little cooler goes down to one. oh, 21. oh one, so it's not going to be a massive cool down. temperatures outside right now you can see where the sea breezes and where it is not 55 in grass or in, um what is that? a lima 74 out in the sandra fell area, and then you see the heat 84 degrees out towards the very vallejo area. more current temperatures. the heat really is showing up in the inland valleys. it's 89 right now. almost 90 degrees in brownwood right now. 81 in l

ktvu deborah villalon will tell us how people cope today.ut first we begin with chief meteorologist bill martin. bill just how hot did it get today? well we had temperatures today that got into the upper nineties low one hunters, but it pales in comparison to what we're expecting tomorrow. that's why we're looking at this excessive heat warning that will stay in effect through friday. the main day is tomorrow. excessive heat warning basically means it is going to be not healthy to be outside for long periods of time. out of the shade. you can see the areas in red. it's mainly in the central valley. it's mainly in our far inland bay valleys. the heat advisory is pretty much for the rest of us. you can see the heat coming up from the desert southwest. it's 105 degrees right now in phoenix. i don't know you can pick that out there. but it's 105 degrees in phoenix, and all that error that warm air is moving north. the hot air if you will, and it's covering a large area. there's a lot of it. and so with that, in my work, power outages, the power

hey, deborah, we came to you certainly look like it's pretty.ooks pretty breezy up there and you're kind of at an elevation. i believe, right. how would you describe the weather conditions right now? well, we gotta look, we've got some breeze. but one thing that a neighbor told us on arrival is that is that they heard fireworks and behind these homes and backward. this this grassy hill is and he was just astonished that anybody would be setting off fireworks at night and in such dry conditions. and with the wind blowing now, i haven't had that confirmed by any kind of an investigator, but fireworks. you know when people hear them, they recognize them. it's pretty unmistakable. and he was outside his parent's house with a hose. he was housing the roof he was hosting the yard. he was pretty alarmed about the fact that anybody would set off fireworks, so that's definitely another question that we need to get answered hard to believe anyone would do that with these conditions and the brushes dry as it is deborah villalon reporting live for us in phi

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ktvu is deborah villalon tells us those who are helping out no that fire services more than a career. it's a bond. in this napa garage, a family run flag factory. this is the flag size that we're going to auction off for the fundraiser, fire captain ryan shay ghanian collects firehose is no longer needed. it was either taken out of service because it was burned or because it was it's expired. he turns them into wall art american flags, each a six hour project. he made his 1st 17 years ago when he completed fire probation as a gift to a station for taking me in and showing me the ropes and, um, kind of just grew into something else. and to this day i think we've raised over $100,000 for various charities, making making these flags now he's raffling one off for the family of tory carlin, a veteran firefighter shot and killed by a colleague who also wounded the captain at their los angeles county station and then killed himself. investigators say it was the combination of a work dispute that escalated over time every single firefighter in the country has heard about it and probably felt

what happened in this solo vehicle crash, ktvu deborah villalon reports from rohnert park.grieving loved ones stepped onto golf course drive to release balloons where two teenage friends died saturday night. you look at their pictures, and you're like how why the siblings of 17 year old lorena resendez martinez are planning her burial. now we're her older sister. so is that something that we never thought we'd have to do? you know, it's like she had her whole life this phone. photo from rohnert park. public safety shows the horrific impact of the solo crash 2018 mercedes coupe with llerena behind the wheel, and her friend amara salinas, ocular 16, her passenger. both teenagers killed instantly when the speeding car jumped the curb and rolled out of control, hitting signs, trees and a light pole. it's horrible. yeah i've i've only seen one other this bad this was this is one of the worst i've ever seen. first responders felt helpless. the car slammed sideways windshield first into a tree. the fact that the teens wore seat belts made no difference like i tell my children, you

um for trusting the science deborah villalon ktvu. box two news medical advisors for the cdc will begin examining reports of some vaccinated children and young adults who developed inflamed hearts tomorrow. the advisory committee is expected to discuss the risks and benefits to children getting the covid vaccine along with future booster shots for everyone. the world health organization announced earlier this month that vaccinating children should not be a top priority. because of the international shortage of vaccines in texas, 153 employees at houston methodist hospital have been fired or have resigned after refusing to get a covid-19 vaccine. a judge in texas throughout their lawsuit, saying. if they don't like the policy, they can get a new job and attorney for those employees says they will appeal the decision. but legal analysts say vaccine requirements are likely to be upheld in court as long as employers provide reasonable exemptions. you. 25,000 of the hospital systems 26,000 workers are fully vaccinated. we are learning that

the fire's cause is still under investigation in valeo, deborah villalon ktvu, fox. two news hot temperatures expected to hit starting tomorrow are raising concerns about the state's power grid supply. last august, a series of rolling blackouts were ordered by grid operators, his power demand outstrips supply so far this time, the california independent system operator has issued a heat bulletin to conserve but projects it will have enough power. we're in better shape this summer than we were last summer, but i don't think we're in wildly better shape. operators safe needed, they will issue a flex alert, asking people to cut usage without windy conditions. forecast pg and e says it does not anticipate public safety power shut off six flags, hurricane harbor and conquered was a good place to be today is our bay area temperatures keep moving up the water park is advising people to make sure they stay hydrated and relax in the shade. they're not in the water. we saw a lot of families enjoying all the slides and activities there this afternoon. some say they've been wait

and taylor is deborah mary. i'm deborah michael with this horrific act, we have now seen at least $128.00 workers killed since the start of the conflict. each one a tragedy. that underscores the ongoing danger to humanitarian staff and a volatile security situation in gray. indeed, last week we saw traveling surge and violence including the ethiopian air strike that hit a market to go to killing at least 80 people and injuring anymore. the situation on the ground as we read even more there after the events of yesterday. if i leave you with one thing today, it is that usaid believe famine is likely already occurring and ethiopia of the 6000000 people that live in t gray. we estimate that 3.5 to 4500000 are in need of urgent humanitarian food assistance. of these 700002900000 people are already experiencing catastrophic conditions. populations at that level of food insecurity are facing extreme deprivation, starvation, destitution and death. nearly 40 years ago in the year, in dirt, a famine that shocked the world

and as they move on, brad's hope they're not the last and lions continue to roar in forest ville deborahlalon ktvu, fox two news, the san francisco unified school district says it has 1700 fewer students and it did at this time last year. district officials say that represents a 3% drop in enrollment, which could lead to a $20 million loss in. the finae expected to show a bigger drop in enrollment but won't be known until classes start. august 16th about 51,000 students are enrolled right now. and according to the chronicle, some families say they pulled their children out of public school and distance learning and put them in private schools that offered in person learning. u c. berkeley's class of 2020 may be able to have a graduation ceremony after all, the daily cal reports that the chancellor sent an email to graduates today. it offers a choice of three possible options, including an in person graduation procession in august, a campus celebration in october without the commencement or a combination of both in april or may of next year. the glass of 2020 has until next friday to retu

very pretty pink glow tonight, deborah. thank you. well ktvu dot com is building a special pride section for all of this month's lgbt q pride news. just go to our website ktvu dot com slash pride. marin county is now the fourth in the bay area to move from the orange dear to the least restrictive yellow tear in the states reopening plan. and solano county, finally moving from the red level to orange. this means that starting tomorrow churches, restaurants, gyms and movie theaters will be able to increase indoor capacity. california though, is expected to do away with this tear based system altogether on june 15th when the state is set to reopen fully, and that's also the day the disney land plans to welcome out of state visitors. this means that ticket holders just have two weeks left to experience a less crowded theme park. and while some visitors say lines are unpredictable, because restrictions include social distancing on some rides, most arcing wait times that are just a few minutes compared to more than an hour before the pandem

ktvu deborah villalon has the warning now from alex's parents that they want to share. good day, dear. alex kwan, beck lived large in seven years. the little brother who led the mischief and doted on his baby sister, a warm and witty boy who seemed wise for his age. his parents say he was the heartbeat of the family this thing before he started his day. he wanted to crawl in bed with you. yeah um, and he wanted so many kisses five days before christmas, 2019. he was gone. it happened at mark day school in sandra fell, where alex was a first grader getting a phone call saying you need to get to the hospital. we don't think your son's alive. playing at recess, alex closed a metal gate and it fell. crushing him. um, i remember the corner coming to our house and crying with us because to stocking was hanging later, the quan backs learned the £400 gate. 30 ft. long had also toppled a month earlier had fallen before. was put back up. it was reported to an individual at the school, and then there's no follow his death was preventable. he should still be here with us. this week

ktvu deborah villalon tells us the group started in butte county and will finish monday in san francisco. tonight they sing tomorrow they'll walk seven women aged 16 to 29 are on a two week trek with blisters to prove it. we're marching 266 miles from paradise, california to san francisco to demand good jobs for everyone so that we can fix this climate crisis that jobs they're talking about are in president biden's civilian climate core part of his infrastructure plan, the c c c would hire you young people to work in parks, forest and public lands, much like the conservation corps. after the great depression each year that we don't act. the crisis gets worse and worse and that we have an incredible opportunity right now. you got to be careful with it. this is the final leg of their walk passing now through sonoma county fall without wild fires fires year after year make their activism very real. i want a future where i don't have to leave my home every year where i don't have to pack evacuation bags where fires don't destroy my community. yes you hit that and completed it. early stock wa

overall sonoma county is makings given at about six in 10 residents fully vaccinated in hills berg deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. more than 51% of californians. age 12 and up are now fully vaccinated for the coronavirus. another 12.5% or partially vaccinated. california has administered more than 37.6 million doses of coronavirus vaccines, and there are now more than six million and there are more than six million more doses currently on hand. new at 11 tonight. alameda county has reportedly thrown out more vaccine doses than any other county in the state, the sacramento bee says just over 7000 shots were wasted. that's less than half a percent of the nearly two million doses the county received. the paper says that most were fighters shots, which have to be stored in extremely cold temperatures, the county tells the mercury news it's records show about 1700 wasted shots and that various health care providers account for most of the rest by people gas. they $50 per day on gasoline. wow sticker shock at the pump of the rising gas prices. it is impacting right share services. plus why

and as ktvu is deborah villalon reports, the family's attorney says there is still no coroner's report on what killed him to police brutality. these aren't the first tears shed by angelo cuentos family at antioch police headquarters and the death of 30 year old angelo has become a community flashpoint. please believe me that i go to sleep hearing the voice of cassandra kinta collins. is he okay? or what time than you see dead? that is cassandra's voice, angelo, angelo and police on cell video after angela lost consciousness in the family home. it was two days before christmas, his family said. angelo had suddenly become agitated and paranoid. so they called police for help. the officers kneeled knelt on the back of his neck until he was completely unresponsive for the last 4.5 minutes, anti ox chief has said officers pressed on a shoulder blade, not an airway well within rules. but the quinto family has filed a claim first step in a lawsuit alleging police restraint caused angelo's death. this is a situation where they literally came in and snatched this young man from his mother's bos

but yeah, because very rewarding on, deborah has become the 1st arab woman to win a w chasing title. the 26 year old tennessee and player b. daria kepsa kina, and straits. that's when the birmingham classic rank 24th in the world. deborah has lost her 2 previous single file. children who are leading 20 when you're tied with a top rank ash party mom, so proud to represent the urban tunisian woman. i mean, my goal is to inspire much more and hopefully i want to hear more woman on tour with me. you know, it's a very tough coming coming. you know, from tunisia we kind of like have a lot of talented players, but sometimes they don't know the right way to go and be professional. and yeah, for me maybe my goal right now is, is to give them and show them the path. and i'm really proud and hopefully i can continue doing that. an after determined battle against injury mark mark has his back to winning ways. the 6 time murder g payroll champion has claimed victory. the german grand prix. it's his 1st race when fracturing his arm at the start of last season, the spaniard is down in 10th place in

they begin immediately after a unanimous vote just tonight, and as ktvu deborah villalon reports, those who are the worst wasters could even lose service. look a lot like that over there, but a lot bigger, a santa rosa yard in transition, this landscape going in where the lawn has come out, and the residents say they won't miss the water bill or the grass. it was kind of a ragtag e lawn. really? it wasn't just like, you know, one type of grass and always green and plush. it's exactly what santa rosa leaders want. aiming for community wide cuts of 20% sonoma county is already in a drought emergency with russian river allocations slashed, so we are asking our community to take action now. among the restrictions, no water served in restaurants unless requested irrigation only overnight to curb evaporation, no housing, sidewalks, driveways and patios and enforcement. water waste patrols. we started those in may and we're looking for any leaks or breaks runoff. over spray from the irrigation system, which most people fix when it's pointed out those who don't after warnings will lose service

deborah villalon reporting live out there in vallejo. thanks deb in the south bay, a pet owner is warning others to be on alert after she says her cat was attacked by a coyote and nearly died. ktvu is azenith smith tells us what happened. and why a fish and wildlife expert is not surprised. was prepared to have to put her down, but i love her. i'm so happy that she's okay. shannon homes, beloved pet ginger is on pain, meds and antibiotics, slowly walking and eating after shannon says the 16 year old outdoor cat was attacked by a coyote bewildered. i couldn't believe it at first, uh, they really don't belong around here. but with. the heat and the drought radio show a lives across the street. he was woken up thursday around 1 45 in the morning to a screeching sound. when he looked out his window, he saw coyote grabbing ginger by the neck and i just, uh, ran outside as quickly as i could. just a chest soft coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and finally let go. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured who is believ

ktvu deborah villalon tells us it's aimed at bringing people together in a place of the in place of theades and celebrations. i don't dykes on bikes. san francisco's iconic motorcycle club let off pride movie nights circling the field at oracle park. this idea in the works since winter. we're lucky we are unexpectedly heading into a reopened city. but that's not exactly what we were anticipating when we started planning this event a few months ago and still exiting the pandemic, covid precautions are in place a capacity limit. and tickets sold in pods. anyone not in a vaccinated section, people with proof of vaccination had more options on field seats reserved for them at 10,000 people. movie nights don't begin to rival the annual pride parade with 50,000 marchers, 100,000 spectators and another 700,000 enjoying the full weekend festival. and it's more than a giant party. it's also an opportunity for us to be with family and to see ourselves and those around us appropriate then the movie choice in the heights is about another vibrant, diverse community, new york's washington heights. i'

deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight. thanks deb, now to chief meteorologist bill martin on today. records and the chance for more tomorrow. bill. yes lots of records around the state and around the bay area here in the bay area records. some of them we had 104 in santa rosa. the big number was 106 and gilroy. there were records broken in the central valley red bluff hit 110. that's a tough record to break. i mean, we this early in the season, he hit 110 red bluff. that's why it's a record 108 in sacramento. that was a record we look for more record potential for tomorrow, especially the inland day valleys, especially down more towards bakersfield. in those areas where the heat will continue aggressively. it's going to cool a little bit tomorrow just to touch again. 108 to 104. i don't know if that's a guy. it's right, but it's going to be a little bit core. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow, so that 1 10 in antioch turns into 104 105 something like that. that notice the coast 65 pacifica. those temperatures

the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of deborah l. boardman of maryland to be the united states district judge for the district of maryland shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. and the clerk will call the roll. vote: freewheeling test. free-wheeling test. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: has every senator voted? does any senator wish to change his or her vote? if not, the yeas are 52, the nays are 48. the motion is agreed to. mr. durbin: madam president? the presiding officer: the democratic whip. mr. durbin: madam president, last week i told a story of a mother who received critical support from an organization called life span in chicago, after her daughter was sexually assaulted by the mother's husband. the services provided by life span were paid for by the victims of crime act, voca. this week i want to tell you another story that is even more troubling, but it drama tices the need for -- but it drama tices the need for us to act today, this afternoon. i'm going to use t

deborah, following the 11 de israeli bombardment also at the raft. crossing in gaza unit. the level of damage and gaza was so significant. we're talking about electricity and water supplies that were damaged as well as buildings and loads. do we have any idea where the teams are going to start? yes, job. i'm standing right here in front of the egyptian gate in rough border. we're expecting the heavy duty machinery to enter golf strip and start try to weigh in, removing the rubble and destroyed and partly destroyed homes and starts with this through mobiles because it is very much looking a lot of streets and because the strip which is making it very difficult for the movement of cars in most areas and even people. and this, this process has been postponed to so many for oldest time since the cease fire by the ministry of works. because it says that it's loc, the old equipment and machinery to start with the removal of the rubble. so basically, this is the 1st thing that the ministry of works is going to be doing in assessing the damages that have been happening. also, that

ktvu deborah villalon has the warning now from alex's parents that they want to share.rge in seven years. the little brother who led the mischief and doted on his baby sister, a warm and witty boy who seemed wise for his age. his parents say he was the heartbeat of the family this thing before he started his day. he

julie deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight in san leandro. deborah thank you.acuations for a wind driven wildfire that started in yuba county today have been lifted tonight that fire broke out northeast of the town of wheatland at about two this afternoon. tonight. firefighters say they have stopped the forward progress of the fire. cal fire says the flames charred about 950 acres and destroyed at least one home at one point today. nearby bill air force base was forced to call for some evacuations as the flames threatened the base. some nearby homes were also evacuated. we're told everyone has now returned home, and no one was hurt. officials say the fire is now 28% contained well tonight. the san jose mother accused of killing her seven year old son and dumping his body west of las vegas awaits extradition back to vegas. samantha rodriguez was arrested at a hotel in denver this morning. ktvu as a smith is live in san jose with what authorities are saying about the days leading up to the body's death. yeah, well, andre, um, outside the family home in south san

ktvu deborah villalon live now in burner park where they're still being sold. deborah. park and cloverdale in the north bay. now at there used to be four cities, allowing it you have to drive an hour south to find the nearest booth. we're picking up a little bit everything we want kind of big this year. we got the big open and show for the grand finale. james stone came from san francisco to san br

the family of angelo quinto says six months is too long to wait as ktvu is, deborah villalon tells us, the family says police put to keep those neck. but the department denies that. it is really a little bit unreal to be here six months after the fact and to realize that there is just so many questions that we have no answers to. these aren't the first tears shed by angelo cuentos family at antioch police headquarters and the death of 30 year old angelo has become a community flashpoint. please believe me. but i go to sleep. hearing the voice of cassandra kinta college. is he okay? or what's happened to you to dead? that is cassandra's voice, angelo as well and police on cell video after angela lost consciousness in the family home. it was two days before christmas, his family said angelo had suddenly become agitated and paranoid. so they called police for help. the officers kneeled melt. on the back of his neck until he was completely unresponsive for the last 4.5 minutes, anti ox chief has said officers pressed on a shoulder blade, not an airway well within rules, but the quinto fam

host: let you go there, deborah. congressman grothman, your response. guest: immigration is the most important issue facing the country today and it shouldn't be if we were enforcing the laws, it wouldn't be this -- a problem of this degree. she raised an interesting point and that is the current census. i think she's trying to point out encouraged localities to have illegal immigrants come in and not enforce the law so they keep high representation in congress. it's not something i thought of. host: it's his inaugural visit to "washington journal." congressman grothman. thank you. n.p.r. with a report this morning on their website about some of the details of what's inside the bill, includes elements for transportation. $312 billion. including public transit at $49 billion. passenger and freight rail at $66 billion. and $7.5 billion for electric vehicles. other infrastructure, water systems, $55 billion. broadband, $63 billion. power, including the power grid authority and updating the power grid, $73 billion. some of the goals planned reported by n.p.

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