garcia for five minutes. rep. garcia: thank you. with respect, i think he is online now and i hate to cut in front of him unnecessarily so if we want to go back -- i would prefer to yield back. rep. cartwright: it is nice to have you back. i think we scared him off mr. garcia. rep. garcia: sorry. rep. cartwright: we are going to go with you. go ahead. rep. garcia:, thank you both for your testimony and service. we were kind of hitting on the edges of the definition of domestic terrorism, can one of you please just recite the language i am seeing in the package that was brought forward on page six, there is a definition so i want to make sure we are on the same page. if you are able to do that. mr. wiegmann: i can do that. 18 u.s. code 2335, the term domestic terrorism means activities that include acts dangerous to human life that are in violation of the criminal laws of the united states or any state, and they must appear to be intended to intimidate all couriers -- coheres --c oerice the population, or to affect the conduct of gov

tonight -- andy garcia, l.a. dodger clayton kershaw, and music from noga erez, and now jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: well, hi. thank you, thank you. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy kimmel. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on what was a very big day. today was back to school day here in los angeles. this is back to school week, really. parents have been waiting for this almost a year. our kids went back this morning. we were so eager to drop them off, i'm honestly not sure it was their school. it was a school. when the lockdown started, our daughter was in pre-k when the lockdown started. now she has her learner's permit. she's picking me up from work tonight. after more than a year of zooming from their rooms, this is what it was like in l.a. this morning. >> get out, get out, get out! >> jimmy: that's right. off -- off to applebee's. you know, they're easing into it. there are new policies in place that make schools safe. some classes are being held outdoors. desks are being spaced ap

de su hijo esta madre sigue sin saber de saber el motivo del que quitó la vida a francisco javier garcíaa bloque fuera puesto >> que cuando menos se acercó al carro que sacar la pistola y mi hijo comenzó a correr >> es mi hijo cayó aquí >> le dieron cuatro balazos >> la señora garcía me dice que le dieron la trágica noticia siempre me dice que no habla español >>la víctima no estaba relacionada con pandillas el homicidio 49 de 64 asesinatos que se registraron en el 2020 >> que me haga justicia porque mi hijo murió como es un ser humano >> por contactarme con la policía pedimos que se comunicaré con la señora garcía me acaba de confirmar que un oficial le pudo dar una autorización del caso de su hijo autoridades dicen que siguen tras la pista del responsable de este homicidio maría noticiero telemundo 48 >> un ex cocinero del condado santa clara está detenido por múltiples cargos de agresión sexual contra un menor de 14 años george o raúl garcía lo puede ver usted de 53 años con arrestado por la policía de san josé el 25 de marzo. por presuntamente agredir sexualmente una víctima cuando e

garcia started running from officers. that's when an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for an item that turned out to be a gun during a struggle to try to arrest him. that's when police say garcia fired 2 rounds, one of those bullets hitting him in the foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to get away from the scene in uber. 2 officers did suffer minor injuries. but both are expected to be okay in the east bay tonight. union city police along with the alameda county district attorney's office now addressing hate crimes within the a p i community today. they got a chance to meet with the public to answer some questions along with concerns kron four's. gayle ong was there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local supermarket to bring awareness to the community. it's an effort union city resident rj regis appreciates.

garcia started running from officers. an officer fired a taser than when he saw garcia reaching for something that later turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him. garcia fired 2 rounds, one of them, his own foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to leave uber 2 officers suffered minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. in the east bay antioch police are looking for 2 people for the murder of a 16 year-old boy. it happened saturday evening on shannondale drive. police say 2 people walk into a garage at a home when one of them started shooting both in took off officers found the teen on the floor shot several times. he died at the scene. officers say they also had to deal with a large crowd of people at the made it tough for them to reach the victim. 2 people were arrested for obstructing officers in that investigation. also in the east bay woman is dead and one deputies injured after a bullet grazed him. it happened early saturday morning in hayward on second street near campus drive and

tonight -- andy garcia, l.a.haw, and music from noga erez, and now jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: well, hi. thank you, thank you. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy kimmel. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on what was a very big day. today was back to school day here in los angeles. this is back to school week, really. parents have been waiting for this almost a year. our kids went back this morning. we were so eager to drop them off, i'm honestly not sure it was their school. it was a school. when the lockdown started, our daughter was in pre-k when the lockdown started.

ramÓn: muchas gracias, agradecemos la participaciÓn de idalia garcÍa.e, las autoridades estatales eliminaron las decisiones en los centros de culto. en un mensaje publicado en en la pÁgina web del departamento de salud. en respuesta a los fallos judiciales los lÍmites de capacidad de los templos no son obligatorios, pero si recomiendan que se reduzca la participaciÓn de feligreses para evitar la propagaciÓn de coronavirus. a partir de hoy la agencia federal para el manejo de emergencias conocida como fema comenzar el programa de asistencia para reembolsar los gastos fÚnebres, a consecuencia de los fallecimientos ocasionados por el coronavirus. en su reporte, tayana garcÍa, nos informa cÓmo aplicar para recibir este tipo de fondos. ♪ ♪ tayana: este es el vÍdeo que alma grabo de su abuela en el hospital. >> es muy triste, esta enfermedad nos quita alguien que podÍa haber durado un poco mÁs. ella era nuestra alegrÍa. para mÍ ella era todo. reportera: justo antes de su repentina muerte hace dos dÍas a causa del coronavirus. >> mi abuela estaba bien, nadie s

but garcia says this book is not about the current situation at the border.tration and, you know, deportations were ramping up, detention centers were being built all over the country. this issue has sort of always been timely to the communities most affected. >> reporter: their stories are american stories and garcia says it's important to show there's not always a happy ending, that there's not one universal immigrant experience. >> i think what i'm most interested in are these individual characters and relationships and how, you know, the story develops between generations, stories that people are not even aware of about each other but that end up affecting their lives. >> reporter: it's such an important story as we're talking about everything going on at the border for her to say that not one story about immigration reflects the stories of everybody that we see coming across the border and she really tells a powerful story, a narrative about women and their strength and it's worth the read. i recommend i had. >> they're different but still intertwined. >

garcia, when he gets one, forget it. garcia's first blast in an oakland a's uniform made it 3-0.k hannah away and gone for his third home run of the year. and oakland led 4-0 after two innings. top five, starter cole ervin struck out nico here and killed a tigers threat. six strikeouts and six shutout innings, and the a's won their seventh straight game. 7-0 final. oakland is now 8-7 for the season after starting the year 0-6. >>> now watch buster posey take one off the elbow. x-rays were negative. giants trail 3-2 before austin slater put the barrel on this pitch and notched a three-run homer. mcgee got two outs, protected a lead until starling marte found a ninth inning hole and scored the tying run. sent it to extras. brandon belt to right center. that scored a run. the giants retook the lead. but it was short lived. bottom of that inning, jorge a two-out double off of garcia. that's a walk-off, folks. marlins, 7, giants, 6. that's san francisco's second straight loss. >>> and sharks patrick and his record-tying 1,767 game in minnesota. he got respect but not the win. the wild

leÓn: aquÍ lo estaremos conversando con usted, gracias, al alcalde de long beach, robert garcÍa.nia reabrieron con menos restricciones, pero los angeles, el mÁs grande del estado dice que todavÍa no estÁ listo, esperarÁ hasta este lunes para reabrir bajo la fase naranja. una vez que esto suceda, los negocios podrÁn operar con menos restricciones,pero tendrÁn que seguir nuevos protocolos de sanidad. para hablar de esto, le damos la bienvenida a helen chÁvez, quienes la subdirectora de la oficina del manejo de emergencias del condado de los Ángeles. helen, gracias por ser con nosotros en "al punto california". bueno, primero expliquemos quÉ significa la fase naranja, ¿por quÉ para el condado de los Ángeles llegar a esta fase es tan importante? >> es muy importante, porque la fase naranja es una etapa menos restrictiva. significa que en el condado de los Ángeles hemos logrado un progreso en la lucha contra el covid—19, estamos viendo menos casos positivos, menos enfermedades, menos hospitalizaciones. no significa que la pandemia se ha radicado todavÍa estÁ aquÍ, el progreso contra l

garcia started running away from officers. an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for an item that item turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him. garcia fired 2 rounds. one of those bullets hitting him in the foot. officers caught up with lawson after they say she tried to leave in an uber 2 officers did suffer minor injuries and are expected to be okay. let's take a break from the headlines tonight to talk weather. let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your monday morning kron 4 meteorologist rebecca strong tonight from a resort with a look at what's on the way. and some record temperatures that we saw today across the bay area definitely felt like summer in some spring that we're currently in. >> because it was so hot today, especially inland in fact, santa rosa hit 90 degrees. the downtown area. so that hit a record normally for this time of year. the top out into the upper 60's. so it's not going to be as hot as we get into tomorrow. so that is the

hacen un llamado de no mandar solo a sus hijos a cruzar la frontera >>> desde la ciudad sara alexis garcÍas que intentaron cruzar hacia estados unidos >>> ya separamos a los niÑos me gusto que se estÁn tratando mejor >>> pero estoy triste porque lo que vi hoy es lo que he visto hace 10 aÑos >>> lo que estÁ pasando ahorita ha estado pasando por 30-40 aÑos y lo hemos ignorado >> se espera que los miembros de la cÁmara de representantes se reÚnan con la patrulla fronteriza y hagan otros recorrido por eso los puntoss Álgidos >>> en el Área de la bahÍa recibirÁn fondos como parte de un estimulo ya aprobado >>> estÁ ofreciendo ayuda a quienes pagan sus servicios de gas y luz. 4 le decimos como funciona como pedirla >>> luego de un tiroteo mortal >>> familiares de la vÍctima entabla una demanda federal >>> hablaremos de los artÍculos de protecciÓn personal que nos ayudan contra la pandemia como tienen un efecto en todo el tienen un efecto en todo el planeta esto y mÁs al volver. domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. >> para recibir nuevamente a los alumnos alg

mayor garcia, it's been amazing. can you talk a little bit about how and can you also describe what the perception has been? >> there's a huge amount of overwhelming support for most folks in the community this is not a political issue it's about being compassionate and kind. we've received thousands of books and community groups that assist the volunteer we've had a lot of folks come in and want to help. there's a lot of conversation about the future of the immigration policy. but the vast majority of the messages that we receive. >> thank you. one of the things that struck me in your testimony that i went through and starred was the concept children generally win their cases and are allowed to stay in the united states. is there anything else you want to share with the committee rounding out what's happening to seek the refuge here? >> thank you for the opportunity. the first thing i want to make clear is that it is legal. right now the only way to seek asylum is to cross between the ports of entry because it remai

garcia started running away from officers. an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for something that item turned out to be a gun during a struggle to arrest him garcia fired 2 rounds. one of the bullets hitting him in the foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to get away in an uber. 2 officers. did suffer minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. starting tomorrow. fences will begin going up around robin williams meadow at golden gate park in anticipation of for 20 on tuesday last week. mayor london breed said that the annual event on hippie hill. we'll have to be canceled again this year because the pandemic kron forced him to sack you learned from organizers other ways for you to celebrate safely. >> for a second year in a row celebrations here are canceled and the city sending a strong no tolerance message to anyone who start about coming here. in addition to this whole area being fenced off sfpd and park rangers will be here to ensure that no gatherings take place.

tayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. completo. las clases comenzarÁn el 9 de agosto. estudiantes del ilÍcito escolar unificado de contra costa, tuvieron oportunidad de volver a las aulas. asÍ lo mencionÓ una representante. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] bobby jordan, agregÓ que 54 instituciones reabriÓ sus puertas. reporta que solamente 51% de los maestros regresaron a clases en persona. estas clases se realizarÁn tres dÍas a la semana, de 10:00 de la maÑana a 3:00 de la tarde. autoridades del condado santa clara, anunciaron que aumentaron el nÚmero de vacunas disponibles, abriendo mÁs de 10,000 citas este fin de semana. las personas con mÁs de 16 aÑos son elegibles para recibir la vacuna contra coronavirus. si aÚn no ha programado una cita, maÑana puede acercarse al centro comunitario, en la direcciÓn que tiene en pantalla. atenderÁn desgracias de la maÑana hasta las 4:00 de la tarde, tiene que llegar temprano. en california se canonizado mÁs de 26,000,000 de vacunas, cada vez o mÁs personas vacunadas, tambiÉn el

i'm in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the attorney for the three alameda police officers involved in the death of a 26-year-old man is asking people don't rush judgment. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us this morning. this is outside of police headquarters. bob? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus. the attorney for the three alameda police officers says her clients were trying to keep mario gonzalez safe when at the tried to arrest him early last week and that they are all heartbroken and devastated by his death, the body cam video you are about to see is disturbing to watch. just a heads-up. we've learned one of the officers is a veteran. started working here at the police department in 2010. the other two officers hit the street in 2018. two mondays ago the officers responded to two 911 calls. one neighbor reporting gonzalez was standing too close to his home. another caller reported gonzalez was loitering and accused him of stealing alcohol from a nearby store. there was a struggle to get gonzalez

giorgio garcia faces a charge of assault of a minor under the age of 14 back in february. detectives say an alleged victim came forward saying that garcia assaulted her as he worked as a counselor in the santa clara county juvenile court system during their investigation. detectives say they found another alleged victim who says that garcia assaulted her back in 2000, 6 officers arrested garcia into him a county and brought him back to santa clara county to face those charges. tonight. investigators believe that there could be even more victims connected to this case. >> lawmakers are continuing to try and make more covid-19 vaccines available. and today they got a big win in their effort to do that by striking a deal to keep the oakland coliseum vaccination site opening, but as kron four's amanda hari explains california senator alex padilla and other lawmakers are still working out the details to keep it running. >> this site vaccinates about 5,000 people every day right behind me here. you can see those people being vaccinated right now. it's been a steady stream of peo

reportando en el centro de san josÉ, tayana garcÍa noticias univisiÓn 14.reacciones podrÍa sentir alguien que reciba la vacuna. >> si yo hubiera sabido lo que me iba a pasar no me lo hubiera puesto. david: esta persona quien prefiriÓ darnos la entrevista sin mostrar su rostro sintiÓ dolor en el pecho, un nudo en la garganta y dificultad para respirar. >> se me cerrÓ la trÁquea, los enfermeros me preguntaron que me estaba pasando les dije que no podÍa respirar. :davi consultÉ —— david: consulte con el doctor juan ferrara. >> fiebre, dolor de cabeza, fatiga, dolor muscular. david: la segunda es la reacciÓn anafilÁctica. >> les causa dificultad para respirar, palpitaciones, el paciente se puede desmayar. david: en los informes mÉdicos dice que la visita para el hospital fue la dificultad para respirar. ademÁs de un historial de asma. todo paciente vacunado necesita esperar por lo —15 minutos despuÉs de la inyecciÓn, tenemos 1 a establecida para que las personas puedan sentarse y relajarse. las enfermeras monitorean a cada paciente despuÉs de haber sido vacunad

fue Éste colectivo feminista que exhibe a travÉs de las redes socialesal agresor octavio garcÍa limÓn de roxana delgado, una conductora venezolana que desapareciÓ en georgia hace dÍas y cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado por la policÍa cuando revisaban una casa. todos los sospechosos se creen que huyeron de georgia y existe la posibilidad de que haya un quinto sospechoso. carolina: el icono de la salsa se recupera de un grave accidente de trÁfico que sufriÓ junto a su esposa en carolina del norte y en el que afortunadamente no hubo mÁs vehÍculos implicados. el mÚsico tuvo conmociÓn cerebral, fractura de cervicaly su esposa tuvo laceraciones pero fue tratada y afortunadamente dada de alta willy estÁ en condiciÓn grave pero estable y serÁ llevado a un hospital de nueva york. esperemos que se recupere pronto. borja: es un icono de la mÚsica y queremos tenerlo mucho mÁs tiempo aquÍ. se celebrÓ la gala nÚmero 93 de los oscars en el que se destacaron las mujeres y tambiÉn hubo hispanos entre los que se destacaron las mujeres y tambiÉn hubo hispanos entre los premianueva masa rellena? lo logramos...

quienes la recibieron como marÍa garcÍa. >> mirÁ, cubreboca. vacunas disponible, o necesitan auyda para gestionar una cita o localizar su centro de vacunaciÓn mÁs cercano llame a nuestra lÍnea de informaciÓn gratuita y confidencial. al nÚmero que ve en su pantalla. vamos a cambiar de tema. el presidente biden ordenÓ la expulsiÓn de 10 ciudadanos rusos que acusÓ de espionaje. las medidas son en represalia por la interferencia de rusia en las elecciones de estados unidos y los ataques a agencias federales el aÑo pasado. janet con la informaciÓn. reportera: la sanciÓn de estados unidos a rusia busca debilitar su economÍa. [habla en inglÉs] >> cuando rusia viola los intereses de los estados unidos vamos a responder. reportera: declarÓ biden. el departamento del tesoro sancionÓ 32 personas, diez espias fueron expulsados. desde junio instituciones financiaras no podrÁn comprar bonos para subsidiar la deuda del gobierno ruso. >> fue una seÑal necesaria que tenÍa que mandar la administraciÓn biden por la agresiÓn cibernÉtica que siguien acelerando los

paola: dayana garcÍa dijo la palabra clave, hay que tener paciencia.ema tiene programado cerrar estos sitios el 11 de abril, padilla recordÓ la importancia de mantener estos centros de vacunaciÓn. y en medio de las preocupaciones por una posible nueva ola de contagio del covid 19, una encuestaencontrÓ que un grupo de personas son indiferentes o retratan completamente recibir la vacuna. el sondeo se realizÓ en nuestra regiÓn entre el 10 y el 16 de marzo, el 57% respondiÓ que no se habÍa vacunado, el 21% respondiÓ que probablemente o definitivamente no te van a vacunar. de este grupo, los mÁs reacios a recibir la vacuna con los latinos con un 18%y vean cÓmo la empresa pfizer informÓ hoy que su vacuna es segura y protege al 100% a los adolescentes, los directivos de pfizer planean solicitar la aprobaciÓn de emergencia para distribuir la vacuna entre menores de 16 aÑos. y en el condado santa clara continÚan los esfuerzos para vacunara un nÚmero mayor de personas, en esta ocasiÓn fue el turno para los trabajadores del campo, muchos de ellos fueron vacunados

struggle to arrest him garcia. they say fired 2 rounds, one and his own foot. police arrested lawson after they say that she tried to leave in an over. 2 officers said suffered minor injuries. they're expected to be okay. in east bay, antioch police are looking for 2 people for the murder of a 16 year-old boy. saturday night on shannondale drive. 2 people walked into a garage of a home. and one of them started shooting and then they took off officers found the teenager on the floor. he'd been shot several times. they say that they also had to deal with a large crowd of people at the home. and that made it very difficult for them to get to the victim. 2 people were arrested for obstructing officers. >> we'll take a break and 7.22 coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news at tesla crashes, killing 2 people over the weekend. but the shocking discovery made by investigators when they looked inside. it's curious. i don't know how this happened. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. bu

reportando desde san josÉ, dayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14.r hemorragias para el uso de mascarillas en california, debemos permanecer atentos y continuar con las medidas de prevenciÓn de salud pÚblica". hablamos de autoridades de salud en el condado marin, ya que buscan vacunar a la mayor cantidad de personas, empezarÁn instalarse tres mÓviles de vacunaciÓn en diferentes vecindarios de ese condado, tambiÉn llevaran a las personas que por motivos de salud no pueda salir de sus hogares. mÁs informaciÓn en la pÁgina web del condado que ve en pantalla. el representante de salud del condado santa clara anunciÓ que a partir de hoy a ir varios lugares donde no necesita una cita para ponerse la vacuna. ramÓn adame estÁ en vivo en uno de estos centros donde han llegado varias personas evitando estas largas filas. ramÓn: gracias. te saludo con gusto. efectivamente estamos en el centro comunitario que estÁ ubicado sobre la calle restore, en el 201, donde atienden a personas sin cita, es lo mÁs importante, y es lo que queremos compartir el dÍa de hoy en e

garcia started running an officer fired a taser when they saw garcia reaching for something that later turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him garcia fired 2 rounds, one of them hitting his own foot. police arrested last. and after they say she tried to leave in an uber. 2 officers suffered minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. turning our attention now to our weather. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr is in the weather center tracking some cooler temperatures for us this week. a big change from the weekend. i know just one day. and boy, we had a big jump there and are draw dropping that's going to kind of remain steady state to the next several days. >> peek a little bit on thursday and then we do another dive for the weekend. so it's a very different weekend coming our way. the last weekend. that's kind of money in the bank. but we are hoping a may be scrounging up a couple raindrops east bay shoreline. >> there. you have a little bit of haze off towards the distance. now with some breezy conditions will keep tempera

robert garcia is an educator and the 28th mayor of long beach, california.strongly supports comprehensive immigration reform and leads a community that welcomes immigrants. as mayor, he worked with the long beach city council, hhs, fema and local ngos to lease the long beach community center as an intake site. our next witness is vice president for kids in need of defense, our k.i.n.d., an ngo devoted to the protection of unaccompanied and separated children. she's an international human rights lawyer and a national expert on issues effects imgrant children. laura reese, our next witness, is director of the center for technology policy and senior research fellow at the heritage foundation. prior to her current position, she served in various positions at the department of homeland security during the trump administration, as a lobbyist for homeland security contractors and as counsel on the judiciary committee. without objection, the witnesses full statements will be inserted into the record. i now each record to summarize his or her statement for five minut

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to the commute in a little bit. vianey in for kari this morning. how is it looking for us? >> i'm back again. just in time for the weekend. let's see how our current temperature is. 53 degrees. today's biggest change is going to be the drop in temperatures, and also we're going to start to notice some low clouds so 53 degrees in san jose. notice by about 8:00/9:00 a.m. we're still in the 50s. compare that to yesterday, when we were super quick to warm into the 60s and 70s. definitely going to notice a significant cooling. walnut creek right now about 53 degrees. by 9:00 a.m. we're still at about 57 and today's daytime highs about be in the 70s. i'll talk about easter sunday coming up in a bit. mike? >> all right, vianey. we're looking over toward the san mateo bridge. our camera there shows traffic moving smoothly. i checked it a couple seconds ago. westbound is the direction i was concerned with. no problem on this live shot. looking at the map i've marked just before you get to this shot, before the toll plaza, re

garcÍa: gracias por la invitaciÓn.arÁ el prÓximo invierno, me refiero a sÁbanas, cobijas de abrigo. y para limpieza ponen ofertas en aspiradora 100 cosas para renovar la casa. carlos: no tendrÁs el Último grito de la moda, pero vas a tener dinero. tambiÉn hay ahorros en frutas y vegetales que estÁn en cosecha esta temporada, no es asÍ? garcÍa: asÍ es,como para las personas que les gusta cocinar, muchos vegetales y estÁn en temporada este mes. vemos ejemplo, aguacate, brÓcoli, podemos comer muy rico y ahorrar porque los productores tendrÁn inventario que tienen que vender para que no se les haga malo el producto. carlos: nos ven tantas seÑoras y seÑores que cocinan que estÁ teniendo muchas ideas. quienes quieran comprar casa en abril, quÉ les recomiendas? garcÍa: en el invierno es cuando verÁlos precios mÁs bajos, en abril muchas opciones, muchas casas aparecen en el mercado, tenga cuidado porque tambiÉn puede haber precios mÁs bajos, es una meta financiera muy importante y tienen que estar bien informados. les recomien

garcia started running from them. an officer says he fired a taser when they saw garcia reaching into his pants for an item that turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him garcia firing 2 rounds. one of those bullets hitting him in the foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to leave the scene in an over 2 officers. did suffer minor injuries, but both are expected to be okay. union city police along with the alameda county district attorney's office now working together to address hate crimes within the a p i community today. they got a chance to meet with the public to not only answer some questions but also is concerns as well. kron four's. gayle ong takes us there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local supermarket to bring awareness to the community. it's an effort union city resident rj regis appreciates. my mom is site 50 years old

tayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14.iempo de crear lo que es un espacio defendible. esto se refiera cuando aislamos nuestra casa de vegetaciÓn, objetos que pueden quemarse con rapidez de esta manera lo que creamos es un espacio de contenciÓn, e impedimos que las llamas alcancen nuestra es dura. de esta manera podemos proteger nuestro hogar en la temporada de fuegos forestales podemos contar con condiciones favorables, aire seco, temperaturas muy cÁlidas, los vientos se tornan fuertes. alimentan los incendios forestales. de hecho, mÁs de un 60% de los juegos que ocurren por actividad humana, mÁs bien inician. un ejemplo puede ser cuando una persona que fuma descarta ese cigarrillo una zona de la manera que no es adecuada, en una regiÓn dÓnde la vegetaciÓn estÁ seca. iniciar fuego forestal, el viento ayudarÁ a que las chispas caigan en otros lugares, haciendo que crezca sin control. las llamas pueden alcanzar nuestras estructuras por esa razÓn es importante ir creando lo que es este espacio defendible. o tenemos una temper

garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 941. as the member designated by mr. moulton, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h. 9 -- on h.r. 941. the sp

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i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course mike keeping his eyes on the roads. first, that forecast for you. kari hall has been tracking that. good morning, kari. >>> good morning. and as we get ready to head out the door, we're in for another warm day. but, of course, it's cool now as you get that commute started heading out in the east bay. we'll be in the low 50s as we are going to see a few clouds here and there. but overall take a look at this warming trend. by 9:00 we're at 62 and then we're in the low 70s by 11:00. jumping about ten degrees every couple of hours because we're headed to the mid-80s today. for some of our warmest spots in the inland valleys and spots like antioch as well as santa rosa. we'll continue to watch this and the weekend cooldown. mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> great. just like a typical early morning. it's early so, folks, that's the biggest thing they have to deal with. speed sensors on the east shore freeway. we are looking at the 242 this contra costa county

. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll have breaking news on the death of prince philip throughout the morning. first we want to get you in touch with your local news as well and it's friday and a look at the forecast. vianey is in for kari this morning. good morning. >> good morning. we're off to a pretty mild start for our friday. 40s and 50s across the board and eventually by the afternoon the biggest change you'll notice is breezy to windy conditions. temperatures are expected to remain fairly cool. san francisco temperature by 10:00 a.m. in the 50s. a mix of sun and clouds around the coastline into the interior valleys. mostly clear and temperatures in the 50s about 11:00 a.m. we expect to see temperatures in the upper 60s/low 70s. ily have a look in a couple of minutes. mike? >>> a smooth, easy drive, light volume of traffic at 4:31 but as we look at the sensors, there is a section of red toward contra costa county, north 242, closed from 680 up to concord. they had two lanes open but now it's completely closed

. >> and i'm laura garcia. the weekend rain turned out to be a little bit of a disappointment for many. i actually happened to be out and about when at least it was coming down a little bit more than average, kari. >> yes, so it was very hit or miss, and instead of overperforming, just like all of the other storms we've had this season. it was kind of a disappointment for many, and we are now seeing the snow winding down for the sierra and the rain pushing to the south of the bay area, but there's still a slight chance that parts of the north bay could see a little bit of rain later on this afternoon. as we get a live look outside at the bay bridge, as you're waking up and heading out, 62 degrees for a high and we're going to see those temperaturs staying on the cool side today. we'll in a few minutes. mike, how is the commute moving? >> it's moving great. the roadway is not as big a concern as we thought they might be looking at the storm system. highway 4 an easy drive past 680 a disabled vehicle, actually a

police arrested garcia and red bluff, california, where he now lives. but he has been extradited to santa clara county to be arraigned detectives believe there could be other victims who have not yet come forward. take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and that is picture. perfect least from this vantage point. now lauren to looks pretty, but it's pretty cool at the same time. yeah. what a change that sea breeze kicked in last week at that nice offshore temperatures even near the coastline near 80 degrees today. >> boy, it is so much cooler as low clouds and fog starting to roll on shore. you see that over san francisco to looking very reminiscent of a summer day outside is we've got those louds pushing on shore. we'll see more. that overnight tonight. temperatures really cool out over toward the beaches. only 50 degrees in half moon bay. we just drop the green sepsis co 53 now still some 60's and some of the interior valleys. but the temperatures running well below the average now overnight tonight likely going to see low clouds and fog aga

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i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington.ing, we are celebrating 100 days until the tokyo olympics, raise 'em up, because now it is time to show our medals. oh, yes, we've already won gold. at least we like to think. we're going one on one with bay ea

i'm laura garcia. there's a report of a 4.0 earthquake just about 45 miles northwest of cloverdale this morning. what a way to wake up, cierra. >> and i'm cierra johnson in for marcus washington. we'll go to meteorologist kari hall with the breakdown of exactly what's happening. >> yes, we are going to continue to monitor that. we look at what's going on across the rest of the bay area waking up to a hopefully quiet morning as we see our temperatures starting out in the low 50s. a few clo will continue to clear out as we go into today. we've had these cloudy mornings but sunny afternoons, and our temperatures today will be cooler, as a result of a stronger ocean breeze picking up, and temperatures today heading into the upper 60s. we'll talk about weekend rain chances. >>> mike, what is the breaking traffic alert you have?e have a trying to lefolks, we'll give you the typical bay bridge map and zoom in toward the peninsula side and getting out of the city is a big problem right now because of police ac

garcia.>> sorry, mr. chairman. >> oh, there he is again. we will go with you, mr. garcia. >> sounds good. thank you. thank you for your testimony and your service to our nation and as we were hitting on the edge of the definition of dementia terrorism, can one of you please just recite the language that i am seen in the package brought forth on pages six and there is a definition but i wanted to make sure that we are all on the same page. miss sam burn if you are able to do that. >> i can. it's right in front of me. >> okay. >> section five and i will just read it. the return of the sick terms of means activities involve acts dangerous to human life and are a violation of criminal law of the united states or any state that appeared to be less intended either one to intend or coerce a civilian population, to influence the policy of a government by an imitation or coercion or three, to affect the conduct of the government by mass destruction and fascination of kidnapping and finally and must oc

i'm cierra johnson in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington.is and a live look from the scene of america's latest mass shooting. this happened last night inside fedex facility. they have that area roped off as investigators continue to try to figure out what happened here last night and certainly still a morning where the city is still mourning. at least eight people died before police say a gunman turned the gun on himself. another six people are injured, four now in the hospital. president biden has already been briefed on that the shooing. one eyewitness this morning telling the "today" show about what he saw. >> i'm sitting on a bench and so i stand up. i see a man, a hooded figure. i was unable to see his face in detail. however, the man did have an ar in his hand, and he started shouting and then he started firing at random directions. >> scary

arrest following a struggle with officers at the motel six time until the avenue police say paul garcia shot himself in the foot after firing off two rounds while resisting arrest. early this morning, he was taken to the hospital with non life. threatening injuries and arrested for attempted murder of a police officer. police say kylie lawson was with garcia at the time she was arrested for a probation violation and several outstanding felony warrants. people gathered. it's san leandro today to remember steven taylor. he was 33 years old and was threatening people with a bat inside a store when he was shot and killed by a police officer a year ago. today during what family members described as a mental health crisis, the event was held at the san leandro marina park and comes just days after a report by an independent investigator commissioned by the city of san leandro. the report found that officer fletcher didn't wait for back up and fail. to use required de escalation tactics before he shot taylor inside a wal mart store. 30 seconds or 40. seconds into that you didn't wait for back

. >> and i'm laura garcia. right now the countdown to president biden's first joint address to congress is on. we've got a live look at capitol hill. tonight the president is expected to highlight his achievements during his first 100 days in office and make a new push for action on job creation and assistance to struggling families. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington with a little preview of what we can expect. good morning, tracie. >> hi laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. expect this to look different than we're used to with fewer people in the chamber and expect the got take a victory lap over the last 100 days and lay out what he wants the rest of this year to look like. the white house says in tonight's joint address to congress president biden will update the fight against coronavirus. new cases are dropping and 37% of adults are now fully vaccinated. >> once you're fully vaccinated, you can go without a mask when you're outside and away from big crowds. >> reporter: a

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we have much more ahead including helpful tips for making those vaccine appointments. but first, let's get you started with your day. vianey has a look at the roads coming up in a bit but first meteorologist kari hall has a look at the thursday forecast. >> hey, it's looking pretty good. we're starting out with a live look outside in san jose. our temperatures in the upper 40s. don't forget the jacket, a cool morning, trending towards another really nice and mild day, as we look at all of our microclimates, take a look at where you live, we'll reach into the low 70s for today, with napa today reaching 71. 65 in oakland and 1 in san jose. >>> vianey, how is it looking for the early morning commuters? >> we're doing okay, kari. we did have a crash that's now cleared overnight in the south bay, and i am noticing some slowing along highway 17. i checked the traffic reports, it doesn't look like there's a crash, so it could just be overnight construction that continues to slow things down

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they say another victim came forward saying she was assaulted in 2006 san jose police arrested garciabluff where he now lives garcia was extradited back to santa clara county to be arraigned on the charges and detectives believe there may be additional victims who have not yet come forward. a dangerous side show over the weekend. in san francisco, san francisco police broke up this side show saturday at 20th and fulsome. this is video from the citizen app. police say 19 year-old was shot during this shot. the sideshow. no update has been given on the victim's condition. so far no arrests have been made. turning our attention now to the weather. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the clouds just kron four's. erica caturay is with us today are to see some today on my way into work ice saw some droplets on the car window i did to in san francisco. some sprinkles on the windshield. we don't expect to see rain for this week, but we could see again tomorrow morning. some sprinkles on your windshield, on your way to work in the morning, especially along the coast. >>

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. today marks president joe biden's first 100 days in office. the president is hitting the road today to sell the public on the american families plan. he introduced that last night during his joint address to congress. >> we have team coverage as the president marks this milestone in his presidency. coming up in our next half hour scott mcgrew will take a look at biden's first 100 days in the oval office. but first we begin with "today in the bay's" tracie potts in washington examining last night's speech including the response from republicans, a lot of big promises for families, tracie. >> reporter: in the speech last night, chris and marcus, that big promise of the american families plan to deal with child care and education and time off work for families. president biden said it's an investment in america, in our families. republicans say it's expensive. >> i can report to the nation america is on the move again. >> reporter: counting his pandemic response and covid relief, preside

garcia is being held on $350,000 bail. mm hmm. new attention now to a cold case, it has been almost five years since 22 year old alex goodwin was shot and killed outside his grandmother's house in berkeley, goodwin was an aspiring rapper. he was shot to death on maple street near burnett in august of 2016. detectives believe the killer directly targeted goodwin in that there are two other people who may have information about this case. but so far, police say they're no closer to making an arrest. goodwin's family is hoping that anyone with information will come forward. you did the crime. you've been out living your life, but you know our family deserves. justice. our crime reporter henry lee talks to goodwin's family and berkeley police tonight at 10 on ktvu fox. two unsolved home prices are going up in the bay area despite the coronavirus pandemic, and that's sending a lot of buyers looking elsewhere. ktvu is jesse gary tells us that the central valley is fast becoming what you might call the new bay area as more people are bei

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. parts of the east bay and north bay could be allowed to loosen their covid-19 restrictions. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from contra costa county this morning, one of three counties that could soon move into the orange tier. pretty exciting, bob. >> reporter: correct. good morning to you, laura and marcus. later today, the state could announce contra costa county where i'm at in san ramon along with napa and sonoma could announce they've all met their criteria for lower rates of infection and therefore can move from the red tier to the less restrictive orange tier of reopening. look at your tv screen, gives you a sense of what this means for the businesses. this means wipery tasting rooms can reopen at 25% capacity. bars can reopen as long as they're outdoors only. indoor dining, churches, movie theaters they can move up to 50% capacity indoor, gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, 25% capacity, offices can reopen indoor with modifications. solano county would be the

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