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. >> el canciller de mÉxico, juan ramÓn de la fuente, asegurÓ que ninguno de los inmigrantes que fuerono que va a recibir a todos los mexicanos deportados que asÍ lo deseen. aranza. >> lourdes, muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. por otra parte, el secretario de estado, marco rubio, reconociÓ hoy que hay cuestiones legales que analizar en el ofrecimiento del presidente de el salvador, nayib bukele, para alojar en su mega cÁrcel a inmigrantes de cualquier nacionalidad y a convictos a estadounidenses. es un ofrecimiento muy generoso, pero tenemos una constituciÓn, dijo rubio esta tarde desde costa rica. pero hoy el presidente trump dijo que si eso resulta ser legal, que no duraÁa en poder hacerlo y de manera inmediata. y en una noticia de Última hora, el presidente trump sorprendiÓ hoy al mundo diciendo que tomarÁ el control de la franja de gaza para desarrollar lo que Él llamÓ la riviera del medio oriente. el anuncio lo hizo frente al primer ministro de israel, benjamin netanyahu, quien dijo que el mandatario puede cambiar la historia. trump incluso dijo que no descarta mandar tropas es

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes shows us where the snowpack stands. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station. officials at the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snowpack is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as we can see, when we don't accumulate snow or rain, it it definitely hurts our our snowpack and it requires us to catch up. >> the hope now is that a week of wet weather will bring at leas

una de las fuentes dice que el objetivo es que la legislación transfiera l la autorid y responsabilidadxpertos jurídicos afirman que el presidente no puede abolir unilateralmente una agencia federal sin la aprobación del congreso. mientras que el fiscal general rob bonta habló en sacramento sobre las protecciones para estudiantes y maestros ante las amenazas sobre el tema de inmigración, incluyendo información para inmigrantes sobre sus derechos y protecciones bajo la ley. carlos alberto trestini nos cuenta más. ha sido una conferencia bastante corta la que tuvo lugar esta mañana en el departamento de justicia acá en sacramento, pero en el que el fiscal general del estado rob bonta ha sido contundente al decir que california seguirá creando espacios seguros para todos loss esdiantes, incluidos los estudiantes transgéneros y de género. no conforme. el fiscal ha dicho que la discriminación no tiene lugar en las aulas y asegura que la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump intenta erosionar la santidad de las escuelas como un lugar donde los niños puedan aprender y crecer. también enfatizó q

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes spoke with members of los tigres del norte, who surprised fans today in san jose. >> a big homecoming reception in san jose wednesday for los tigres del norte at this local nonprofit. the group's success is worldwide, but they say they haven't forgotten their roots. >> we are part of the community. >> the band's musical domination started right here in san jose. they spoke with us about their start in a conversation at our san jose bureau after wednesday's event. >> we've been in the bay area, especially in san jose, for since 1968. >> they say they made the stop at sacred heart community service to empower immigrant communities and remind them of their rights. communities that say they're scared over deportation threats. communities with stories similar to the band members. >> this is where we came from, from mexico a long time ago, and it was something that we were illegal to, you know, like like everybody that comes to the united states, they come to have a looking for a better life. >> the band's visit was a huge surprise to people who regularly vi

. >> el canciller de mexico, juan ramon de la fuente, aseguro que ninguno de los inmigrantes enviadoses de origen mexicano, porque el gobierno ha dicho que recibira a todos los mexicanos deportados que asi lo deseen. >> julio torres hurtado muchas gracias. justamente en mexico hoy se dio el primer paso del acuerdo con estados unidos para evitar una guerra de aranceles. comenzo asi el despliegue de agentea la frontera. en total seran 10.000 miembros del ejercito y la guardia nacional, unos 2200 elementos ya llegaron hoy a la zona en estados como sonora, chihuahua, coahuila, nuevo leon y tamaulipas. de esta forma, la presidenta claudia sheinbaum enfrenta su primera crisis bilateral. asegura que la medida beneficia a los dos paises. issa osorio preparo el reporte. >> los militares mexicanos ya vigilan cientos de millas de frontera entre mexico y estados unidos en ciudad juarez. un avion de la guardia nacional aterrizo con 120 elementos. su mision ? evitar el trafico de drogas. >> eso es unicamente para evitar el trafico de drogas de mexico hacia estados unidos, pri principalmente fentani

live in the san jose bureau, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> okay, zach. thank you. the man convicted of second degree murder for the stabbing of tech executive bob lee will be sentenced in may. nima momeni refused to appear in court today, though three of his attorneys and his mother were present. jurors returned the verdict in december. >> do you know why he refused to come into court? >> i have no idea. >> did that surprise you? >> no. listen, it's a procedural hearing just to set a hearing date. not a big deal. >> it's going to be changing attorneys anytime soon. >> at this point, the only attorneys would be for appellate purposes. >> bob lee's family is expected to speak in court prior to his sentencing on may 16th. second degree murder carries a sentence of 15 years to life. >> still ahead. today marks one month since the deadly los angeles county wildfires broke out. a look at the conditions today and how you can still help with the recovery effort. >> but first, after the break, nearly a year and a half after it happened, hayward officials are now admitting t

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has reaction from outside the courthouse. >> reporter a victory for former forty-niner dana stubblefield and his attorneys friday in the santa clara county courtroom. a judge ordered stubblefield to be released immediately. >> a significant step for him to be home with his family tonight, where he should be, where he should have been the whole time. >> the order comes after a december ruling by an appellate court overturning his rape conviction. the former forty-niner sentenced to 15 years to life in prison in the case he was found guilty of raping a woman under threat of a gun after inviting her to his home to interview for a babysitting job in 2015. his defense team says the judge blocked key evidence from being admitted, including the accuser's confession that she was a paid sex worker. >> this was the most infected trial i've ever seen. >> stubblefield said. the interaction with the accuser was a paid, consensual transaction. he was convicted in 2020 and a year later, california's racial justice act took effect. the law bars prosecutors from s

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> tariffs of 25% that were supposed to start at midnight against canada and mexico are on pause for now. late today, canada agreed to increase security at its border to stem the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. hours earlier, mexico agreed to send 10,000 national guard troops to the border to clamp down on fentanyl trafficking. the u.s, in turn, agreed to try to stem the flow of high powered weapons into mexico. the pause in tariffs is only for 30 days. the agreements come as the stock market plunged on fears of an escalating trade war. >> lots of upheaval today in the nation's capital, as the trump administration began cutting an agency that provides crucial aid to other countries. in the center of it all is elon musk. the tesla ceo says the white house is shutting down u.s. aid as an independent agency and merging it with the state department. staffers have been locked out of the agency's washington headquarters. >> he's got access only to letting people go that he thinks are no good if we agree with him, and it's only if we agree with them. >> democrats

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, let's go back to storm watch now.nother check on the weather in the rain. >> that's right. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel, who has been tracking it for us. hi, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah. ama and dan. let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. because we have had rain and snow across california, and we are basically waiting for this area of low pressure to sort of fill back in. and that really, as it's approaching, the winds have been kicking up right now. we do have showers across the region as we get you into street level radar right around the east bay, berkeley, kensington, grizzly peak boulevard up in the oakland hills, emeryville. you're getting some rain. it's moderate from morgan hill, heading down towards monterey road and into gilroy, and scattered rain showers right around windsor. highway 101 mark west springs. look at the winds. 59 la honda, 58 mile an hour gusts at pine mountain 61 mount umunhum as we go, hour by hour at the lower elevations, gusty as well. 6:00 close to 50 miles an ho

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has reaction from outside the courthouse. >> reporter a victory for former forty-niner dana stubblefield and his attorneys friday in the santa clara county courtroom. a judge ordered stubblefield to be released immediately. >> a significant step for him to be home with his family tonight, where he should be, where he should have been the whole time. >> the order comes after a december ruling by an appellate court overturning his rape conviction. the former forty-niner sentenced to 15 years to life in prison in the case he was found guilty of raping a woman under threat of a gun after inviting her to his home to interview for a babysitting job in 2015. his defense team says the judge blocked key evidence from being admitted, including the accuser's confession that she was a paid sex worker. >> this was the most infected trial i've ever seen. >> stubblefield said. the interaction with the accuser was a paid, consensual transaction. he was convicted in 2020 and a year later, california's racial justice act took effect. the law bars prosecutors from s

enrique garcÍa fuentes nos explican.algÚn tiempo. >> no compraremos nada de huevos, le dije a mi esposo "que te vaya bien porque huevos no va a haber". [risas] frijoles, que eso, y los que sÍ compran se quejan de los precios. reportero: esos juegos que estaban a 4 $ y ahorita estÁn a 10 $. reportero: el gran aumento del precio se debe a la gripe aviar. hace un aÑo costaba tres, dÓlares y ahora supera los 5 $ . el Área tambiÉn estÁ afectando a los restauranteros. aumentÓ prÁcticamente el doble, ahora estÁn entre los 180 y los 200 $ por caja. por caja de 30 docenas, y en estado docena de restaurantes se agrega un cargo extra de 0,50 $ por cada huevo que sirve en cada una de sus 1000 localidades. las cosas han llegado a tal grado que en pensilvania la policÍa investiga el robo de 100.000 huevos este una granja orgÁnica. el valor de la mercancÍa robada es de 40.000 $, y precisamente por eso, este inmigrante decidiÓ criar sus propias gallinas para no comprar huevo. >> estoy ahorrando 50 a 350 $. reportero: si pensaba que el a

good evening to you, i'm zach fuentes. we're going to start with the weather, though. and while it may have been sunny, there's definitely a chill in the air. so let's get right to spencer christian to see what's in store for the rest of the weekend. >> all right zach. that chill is going to get chillier as the night goes on. here's a look at what's happening on the satellite radar. composite image. high pressure. clear skies means temperatures will drop tonight. because there will be a lot of radiational cooling. and we have a cold breeze blowing down from the north. so the result is we have frost and freeze alerts for the overnight hours from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. we have a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect for the bay area. all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the coastline. so those areas under the purple coloring there are the areas covered by the freeze warning. temperatures may drop as low as 28 degrees in some of those areas, and the areas covered in blue are under the frost advisory. low temperatures may go as low as about 32 degrees

publicado en la cuenta y mucha atenciÓn porque la compaÑÍa digo que actores a los nombres geogrÁficos de fuentesa la pena. >> vamos a ver lo que estÁ repasando en los prÓximos dÍas y estaremos viendo ese gps, estaremos dÁndole seguimiento a esta controversia, llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14, los dejamos ojo la novela de la vida recobra su sentido. este lunes en "primer impacto". eliÁn: se estrella una avioneta en una zona residencial al noreste de filadelfia. varias viviendas se prendieron en llamas, la aeronave cumplÍa una asignaciÓn mÉdica. la medida tendrÁn impacto directo en nuestros bolsillos.

reportera: no identificaron la fuente de informaciÓn sobre posibles operativos el distrito eliminÓ laen sus redes, hablÉ con aportados y me dijo que su intenciÓn no es causar alarma y estarÍan compartiendo un comunicado para aclarar el contenido de la carta en cuestiÓn. presentadora: han presentado un proyecto de ley que le negarÍa la educaciÓn pÚblica a niÑos inmigrantes segÚn proyecto de ley requerirÍa que padres paguen por la matrÍcula y las clases que son gratuitas, legisladores rechazan las propuestas argumentando que negarle es cruel y no toma en cuenta la contribuciÓn econÓmica de los inmigrantes en las ciudades acaban de recibir un duro golpe, le cortaron los fondos federales, manera de presionar a estados y ciudades para que coopere y esta en los Ángeles, una de las ciudades que se pueden ver afectados. >> fue confirmada como fiscal de los estados unidos, le ordenÓ al departamento de justicia que congele los fondos destinados a la ciudad santuario. >> la decisiÓn de querer congelar estos fondos ayuda para las agencias de seguridad pÚblica y en pocas palabras como la policÍa l

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zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> we face more stormy weather tomorrow, but there are dry days in the forecast. sandhya has that for well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. two storm. remember, you can access this radar anytime. it's streaming on our abc seven bay area app, available to you 24 over seven. well, it's hard to think about wildfires when it's raining outside like t, but the growing reality is that fire season in california really is year round. los angeles burned in january of this year. paradise burned in november of 2018. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey has a look at what state lawmakers are doing to make sure firefighters have the tools and the resources that they need. every month of the year. >> the january southern california firestorm highlighted a chilling truth and the daetzed of other cal fire wildfire declarations. hammer it home. there is truly no longer a wildfire

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on how csu says it will prepare all studentsrkforce. >> no other university system in the us or internationally is doing anything like this, not at this scale. >> san jose state university was the site of a major announcement that impacts all 23 csu universities. the csu teaming up with companies like adobe, google, openai and many others together creating an ai powered higher education system. the goal to help all students keep up with the ai revolution in their studies and their launch into the workforce. >> our imperative is we need to start building that kind of usage of the tools and understanding those tools into everything we teach. and so our students need to learn these things so that when they graduate, they'll be prepared for the workforce or grad school or whatever they want to do next. >> one of the main goals in developing the ai powered education system was to have one ai platform to be used across every csu university. >> we noticed across the country, not just in the csu, is that universities are developing thei

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more on today's local events. >> across the country. and right here in the bay area, many chose not to work or attend school for a day without immigrants. >> really highlighting the contributions that immigrants have made on our economy, on our communities. >> in san francisco, some businesses were closed and many street vendors who sell on mission street were gone. >> it's not to affect businesses. it's just to group. we are with their power, with our money, and we can contribute to this country. the economy. >> in oakland at fruitvale plaza. dozens came together to rally for immigrants rights and against ice raids and deportations. >> all these walls have got to go. >> organizers say the goal behind the day of action is to show immigrants impact on the u.s. economy. they say an estimated 31 million migrants contribute significantly to the nation's workforce. the decision to close businesses monday wasn't easy for some. susana torres, who owns benefit meals in east san jose, said it's a big hit financially. >> for a company like myself

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abc seven news reporter zach fuentes shows us where the snowpack stands. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station, officials with the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snok is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as you can see, when we don't accumulate some snow or rain, it it definitely hurts our our snowpack and it requires us to catch up. >> the hope now is that a week of wet weather will bring at

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> well, more insight on that expected later this month. for now at least, these series of back to back storms will certainly help. do you expect it to have an impact? >> yes. not this first one because it's too warm. we're in the upper 30s right now, but as we get into late monday and tuesday, we're talking about 4 to 6ft of new snow that will really make an impact. and that's exactly what we need that will get us back on track. but we are still looking at today's system that is pretty warm, and that's going to allow for some good news where since we are so dry that the ground will absorb it, the soils will absorb this and we're not expecting much in the way of flooding, maybe some nuisance flooding later on today up in the north bay where the rain continues to fall. but look at the fetch of moisture all the way to the hawaiian islands, where they had some flooding in maui. and as we get in closer, you can see right now all the activity here. very light rain. little heavier there. just west of nevada. west of highway one. hercules and mart

translation: it's been a difficult journey - isabel fuentes started playing for the national team inr. when i was younger, girls playing football was kind of strange. not a girl's thing." it's something cool. and attractive. luis rubiales believes this is a case of the law going too far. football and society change for the better. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. we will be hearing our correspondent in about ten we you minutes. we can take you back to the court room, to let you know that that trial is under way. it got under way in madrid in the last five minutes or so. you see from you can see there, lawyers from both sides setting out the both sides are setting out the initial arguments in that we7 be at the court trial. we will be at the court to speak to our correspondent in the next ten or 15 minutes. benjamin netanyahu, has arrived in the us. president trump since his return to the white house. ceasefire deal, which aims to establish a permanent truce between israel and hamas. what we expect today is that the first of these high—level meetings will begin. envoy steve witkoff who

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes got reaction outside the courthouse. joining us live now with this new development. zach. >> yeah, larry stubblefield was at the courthouse today in from corcoran state prison, but he didn't go inside the courtroom because he wasn't allowed to wear civilian clothing. and his attorneys said they didn't want him seen in prison clothes. those attorneys today are praising the judge's decision. the district attorney's office, though, is saying that this is justice interrupted a victory for former forty-niner dana stubblefield and his attorneys friday in this santa clara county courtroom. a judge ordered stubblefield to be released immediately. >> a significant step for him to be home with his family tonight, where he should be, where he should have been the whole time. >> the order comes after a december ruling by an appellate court overturning his rape conviction. the former forty-niner, sentenced to 15 years to life in prison in the case he was found guilty of raping a woman under threat of a gun after inviting her to his h

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zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> voters in san mateo county are starting to receive their ballots inhe mail for the march 4th special election today in redwood city, the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association hosted a press conference in support of measure a now that would give the county's board of supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpus from office. corpus is accused of abusing her power as sheriff and retaliating against people who exposed misconduct. last month, corpus filed a $10 million lawsuit against the county, accusing the county of discrimination and harassment, claiming those in power don't want a woman or latinx person as the head of their sheriff's department. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race or gender. this is solely because of her actions. that's that's all it is. if she didn't do any of these things, if she wasn't abusing the people who worked here, if she wasn't fostering this climate and culture of fear and retaliation, none of this would be happening for her to try and deflect and distract voters by making these claims is pretty

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> so we'll have more insight on that expected later this month.for now, the series of back to back storms will certainly help. at least you expect it to have an impact. >> yeah, not the one this weekend because it's too warm. we're looking at temperatures in the 30s, so it's going to be a lot of rain. but when we get into monday and tuesday. yes, into the middle of the week looking at four to maybe six feet of snow. and beyond that we could see some snowy peaks around here into thursday and friday, when we still get into the rain and the cold air has been with us. it's not going anywhere once it returns late monday into tuesday. so a lot of wild weather coming our way that, for the most part, is going to bring beneficial rain for this weekend. the activity, though, is certainly going to be in the north bay, and by monday perhaps we could see some flooding of the creeks and streams there. there's a look at where it's all coming from, and then we'll be looking at another system getting going for monday and tuesday. here's a look at live doppler seve

detenciones el gobierno trump asegura que ha realizado hasta el momento alrededor de 8000, pero cinco fuentesconfirmaron a la nbc que algunos inmigrantes han tenido que ser puestos en libertad bajo programas de monitoreo. la razon principal es que las cortes federales no permiten que los migrantes sean detenidos indefinidamente si son regresados de sus paises de origen. >> aranza rogelio, muchas gracias por esta informacion y mire, aqui en telemundo tenemos mision de servirle a usted e informarle y en estos tiempos de incertidumbre es aun mas importante contarle las cosas como son. por eso sumamos la herramienta telemundo te ayuda en donde podra encontrar informacion y recursos en espanol sobre los temas que a usted le interesan. para acceder unicamente necesita escanear el codigo qr que aparece en su pantalla con su telefono celular o incluso visitar la pagina telemundo.com diagonal ayuda. hoy presentaron una demanda contra la prohibicion de asilos , la union americana de libertades civiles o por sus siglas en ingles, esta desafiando en la corte la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump, que p

fuentes consultadas por nbc news en una exclusiva indican que hoy se prepara para licitar el servicio las prisiones. esto indica que habrÍa un incremento de arrestos de niÑos y adolescentes tanto bajo la presidencia de obama como durante la primera gestiÓn de trump. hubo familias enteras detenidas en centros migratorios. la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christine nahoum, llegÓ hoy a la base naval de guantÁnamo. >> everybody down here at guantÁnamo bay. >> desde allÍ, reiterÓ que estÁn llevando a los peores criminales capturados en el paÍs. hasta el momento, hay 23 supuestos pandilleros del tren de aragua en la isla. ya hay al menos unas 150 carpas para albergar, segÚn las autoridades, a unos 30.000 indocumentados delincuentes, utilizando tambiÉn las instalaciones ya existentes. en una noticia de Última hora, segÚn un reporte del diario los angeles times, se estarÍa planificando una redada masiva en los Ángeles, california, para antes de que termine el mes de febrero. de acuerdo con documentos filtrados del gobierno federal a los que tuvo acceso el times. pero que noticias telemund

y es que el estado tiene previsto para el año 2030 obtener el 60% de su energía de fuentes renovablesún explica el director del centro de desarrollo de pequeñas empresas hispanas en california, el el la la máquina de comer de de cortar zacate césped. la máquina de cortar césped viene siendo los las sopladoras y todo eso, pues ya no hay refacciones, ya no hay cosas para reemplazarlas. solamente tienen que ser eléctricas que están siendo muy costosas para ellos. de acuerdo al experto, estas medidas podrían traer consecuencias para los negocios si no logran tener el presupuesto para reemplazar los equipos de trabajo, pues sabemos que los negocios pequeños, verdad? es un gran porcentaje que está haciendo y va a ser económicamente impactado una vez que se implementen más. en california, la contribución anual de los pequeños negocios hispanos asciende a 192 mil millones de dólares, de acuerdo a datos proporcionados por el centro. también el director del centro me comentaba que han tenido conversaciones con líderes del estado, pero que su principal objetivo es informar y apoyar a los hispano

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes was in court for the ruling.e'll have the latest on stubblefield's impending release this afternoon at four. a federal judge has just issued a temporary restraining order, pausing the midnight deadline by the trump administration to gut the u.s. agency for international development, or u.s. aid. trump has called the agency that distributes foreign aid a fraud, and had been seeking to trim its workforce from about 14,000 down to 300 people. so what happens now? abc news reporter perry russom has more. >> as president trump calls for usaid to be shut down. >> it's absolutely obscene, dangerous, bad. very costly. i mean, virtually every investment made is a con job. >> current and former usaid officials tell abc news all of their humanitarian work all around the world has effectively stopped. the agency, once supported by first lady melania trump. >> i'm working with usaid. >> could soon no longer exist as elon musk, under the direction of trump, looks to severely cut federal spending. >> elon is doing a great job.

julio hay cinco fuentes, cinco personas que son cercanas a estos operativos que le han confirmado a laque, por ejemplo, los limita mucho el hecho de que las cortes federales no les permiten tener indefinidamente a las personas que son deportables, pero que sus paÍses de origen no quieren recibir. esa es la principal razÓn, aunque ellos no admiten que han liberado gente. >> bueno, pero es un dato importante. rogelio mora-tagle muchas gracias. aquÍ en telemundo nosotros tenemos la misiÓn de servirle a usted, de informarle de la mejor manera posible y en estos tiempos de incertidumbre es mÁs importante que nunca contar las cosas como son. por eso sumamos la herramienta telemundo te ayuda. ahÍ usted podrÁ encontrar informiÓn y recursos en espaÑol sobre temas que le interesan. para acceder solo necesita escanear el cÓdigo qr que estÁ en su pantalla con su telÉfono celular o visitar la pÁgina de internet. telemundo.com diagonal ayuda. hoy comenzaron a sacar el fuselaje del aviÓn que chocÓ con un helicÓptero sobre el rÍo potomac en washington, d.c. y sigue el esfuerzo por recuperar los cuerpo

i'm zach fuentes in for diane lim. and we begin now with the weather. another chilly night is ahead. so let's get a check on the latest conditions with abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. >> okay, zach, we do have freeze and frost alerts in effect. again, as you look at the satellite radar composite image, you can see a cold flow of air coming down from the north northwest into the bay area. so the result is we've had these very cold overnight periods and early mornings, so a freeze warning and a frost alert will be in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. again tomorrow for virtually all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the coastline. those areas under the purple color indicate where the freeze warning is in effect. temperatures may drop as low as 28 degrees. those areas under the blue are the areas under the frost advisory. temperatures in those areas may drop as low as about 32 degrees. this is how it looks right now as we project overnight low temperatures. about 27 at lakeport. 28 ukiah. we'll see low 30s at livermore. low of 31.

charge of coercion for allegedly three of his former colleagues are also on trial for coercion, isabel fuenteslayers, such as those at third division for the better. you were told, "oh, that's for boys," or "that's not a girl's thing." but i think now being a girl playing football, it's something cool. and attractive. the law going too far. football and society change for the better. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. guyjoins me now from madrid. you are the courtroom where this will take place. tell us about what will tell us more about what will today. tell us more ab. . .. .' toda. ., , happen today. rzrzef we 2:2: 7 the playe7r was hermoso, the player who was kissed by luis rubiales to arrive at the courthouse. she will be the first witness to take the stand today. she has flown over from mexico where plays club football and she plays club football and has flown over specifically for the case. and we expect luis himself to be here at court it is a case the court later. it is a case that will last two and a half weeks or so. there be weeks or so. there will be other members of the spanish nati

segun varias fuentes, el presidente donald trump esta enojado porque las deportaciones son bajas y tienenmentarse. erika flores tiene testimonios del temor que hay en nuestra comunidad. >> mi mama tiene miedo ir a tirar la basura, agarrar el correo. ese temor es el que motivo a carol a unirse a c cientos de manifestantes que marcharon este sabado en los angeles para protestar por el ambiente de temor que, dicen han generado los operativos m migratorios en el pais como este en el paso, texas. a principios de semana vine a hacer su voz de ellos. y para la gente que no tiene voz o no quieren hablar, tienen miedo. amanda fue una de las organizadoras de la marcha y dijo sentir tambien esa i incertidumbre. >> nuestros papas o nuestros tios.>> o nuestros abuelos que nos inspiran a estar aqui. ellos vinieron para tener una vida mejor aqui y es nuestra re responsabilidad de estar aqui para defenderlos. >> unidos en una sola voz y con pancartas en mano. los manifestantes le piden al gobierno de donald trump que legalice a los inmigrantes indocumentados y detenga las deportaciones. >> esta movilizac

trumump estaÍa enojado porque ls deportaciones son bajas y tienen que incrementarlas, segÚn revelaron fuentesones de inmigrantes indocumentados. erika flores tiene testimonios del temor que hay en la comunidad. >> mi mamÁ tiene miedo ir a tirar la basura, agarrar el correo. >> ese temor es el que motivÓ a karol a unirse a cientos de manifestantes que marcharon este sÁbado en los Ángeles para protestar por el ambiente de temor que, dicen, han generado los operativos migratorios en el paÍs como este en el paso, texas. a principios de semana. >> vine a ser su voz de ellos. y para la gente que no tiene voz o no quieren hablar, tienen miedo. >> amanda fue una de las organizadoras de la marcha y dijo sentir tambiÉn esa incertidumbre. >> nuestros papÁs o nuestros tÍos o nuestros abuelos que nos inspiran a estar aquÍ. ellos vinieron para tener una vida mejor aquÍ y es nuestra responsabilidad de estar aquÍ para defenderlos. >> unidos en una sola voz y con pancartas en mano, los manifestantes le piden al gobierno de donald trump que legalice a los inmigrantes indocumentados y detenga las deportaciones.

viene la idea de que los tamales, como es una fuente rica en carbohidratos y también la manera en la también dentro de nuestra comunidad hay una incidencia grande de diabéticos, pero puede una persona que padece diabético diabetes? más bien comer tamales? es saludable para ellos? los tamales pueden ser parte de una alimentación balanceada y completa de las personas que viven con diabetes. absolutamente. y esto viene porque los tamales, el las propiedades nutricionales es que están hechos de de de masa verdad de maíz que es un es un grano verdad que tiene muchas propiedades. por ejemplo es alto en fibra, es alto en vitaminas y minerales. entonces ya estamos recibiendo nutrición desde ese punto de vista. también sabemos que tenemos proteína en los tamales, entonces la proteína, la fibra, el carbohidrato y las grasas saludables dentro de una alimentación, o cuando pensamos en nuestro plato, cuando invitamos todos estos macronutrientes. esto favorece y ayuda a poder balancear los los niveles de glucosa en la sangre. bueno, y los tamales son deliciosos porque también se utiliza esa mantec

los vertederos son la tercera fuente de emisiones de metano en estados unidos debido a la descomposiciónaño. en algunos vertederos existen iniciativas de cómo aprovechar, al menos en parte, estos gases. aquí un recurso que usamos es el gas extraído. se usa como combustible para aceleradores que producen energía y se devuelven a la red eléctrica. los vertederos desempeñan un papel clave en la gestión de residuos confinándolos de forma segura para evitar que contaminen el suelo, las aguas subterráneas y el aire. además, si no tuviéram este tipo de lugares, no habría dónde poner los desechos. las comunidades que proveen los servicios tendrían problemas de higiene y salud. parte del problema es la cantidad de basura que estamos generando hoy en día, poniendo al límite la capacidad de nuestros vertederos. parte de la solución consiste en pensar un momento y decidir la manera en la que vamos a desechar un objeto. samanta rodríguez telemundo. impacta tanto cuando se ven así los desperdicios, nuestros desperdicios, todos juntos. y de hecho, a las 05:30 es la siguiente parte de este reportaje don

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esto es, según fuentes familiarizadas con los planes.supuestario, lo que aumentaría también los costos. el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, firmó este viernes leyes que reservan 50 millones de dólares para ayudar al estado a proteger sus políticas de los desafíos de la ministración trump y con esto también defender a los inmigrantes en medio de esos planes de deportación masiva del presidente. una de las leyes asigna 25 millones de dólares al departamento de justicia del estado para librar batallas legales contra el gobierno federal. y otra más. reserva otros 25 millones de dólares, en parte para que grupos legales defiendan a los inmigrantes que enfrentan una posible deportación. y un juez federal impidió que el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental de elon musk acceda a material confidencial de los estadounidenses. la decisión que se acaba de tomar se da luego de que 19 fiscales generales, incluido el fiscal de california, rob bonta, presentaran una demanda contra la administración trump por permitir que se acceda a material

in 2022, he hosted white nationalist and holocaust denier nick fuentes at mar a lago, along with kanyetinues to make anti-semitic remarks himself. on the campaign trail. back in september, trump told a group of jewish american voters that jews would bear a lot of the blame if he lost. and of course, when white nationalists marched in charlottesville during his first term carrying tiki torches and chanting jews will not replace us, he stated that there were very fine people on both sides of that protest, and that's just to name a few. so it seemed notable that he signed an executive order this week that claims to take forceful and unprecedented steps to combat anti-semitism in this country. perhaps he's changed his ways. well, actually, when you take a closer look at the executive order, it shows its real aim. cracking down on the pro-palestinian protests that took place on college campuses across the country during israel's onslaught of gaza. the order claims that, quote, pro-hamas aliens and left wing radicals launched a violent campaign on campuses across america after october 7th. i

esto que estamos comentando es de una fuente cercana, tengo que ir a la pausa al regresar a quien sinsalud muy grande, presentadora: recordemos que la otra hija yamile, no es la hija de daddy yankee soles iba de daddy yankee daddy yankee ahora le da el poder no sÉ si por ahÍ quizÁs viene lo desacuerdo de la hija que vimos pronunciada ayer que si es hija de ambos, quizÁ por ahÍ ven algÚn resentimiento, por esa preferencia obvia legal que le da al poder a yamile y no su otra hija,. >> las cartas dicen que yamile estÁ preparada para llevar la corona con el padre, y que se van a juntar mÁs ahora sin embargo dice que hay un hijo varÓn, que si jugaron tambiÉn mÁs tarde parte del padre. presentadora: estoy de acuerdo que estÉ la otra hija en el conflicto? >> no, no estÁ de acuerdo. presentadora: el dÍa de ayer que despuÉs que la hija de daddy yankee hablar en las redes sociales vuelve colocÓn vive una redes sociales donde dice asÍ es como me siento mientras ustedes se matan en los comentarios hay que recordar y hablando sobre la salud en el 2023 dijo que habÍa sido diagnosticada con depresiÓ

we look forward to tito fuentes day next year and juan marichal day in 2027. commissioner eppler now that that note knowing your jersey numbers, that's a hard act to follow. i figured i might as well get into the act. there was a matter before this board not too long ago regarding the renovation of a spray park in dogpatch. >> i wanted to report that to day. the fully renovated asbury park opened for business so anyone who wants to check out the rec park's newest brightest sunniest open space come down to minnesota 19th street and take a look. okay. thank you, commissioners. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? anybody on zoom? i don't see anybody. so we're going to move on to item number three the adoption of the minutes commissioners before you for discussion and possible adoption of the minutes of the january 22nd, 2025 meeting. >> i move that we approve the minutes. >> okay. is there any public comment on that motion? anyone in the room? anyone on zoom? no. so on the motion to adopt the minutes president trump avenue. >> hi, commissioner