garcÍa: para mÍ eran los licuados.o mÁs importante es el amor y el soporte que un padre pueda dar a su hijo o hija. ellos tienen que siempre estar ahÍ siempre, porque el adolescente no es el Único que estÁ en la pelea. los padres tambiÉn estÁn en esa pelea. tienen que pelear juntos. calderÓn: muy cierto lo que dice, una familia unida es mucho mÁs fuerte. pedro juega fÚtbol 3 veces por semana y dice que su sueÑo es ser un jugador profesional. los entrenadores lo ayudan con una dieta especial para poder mantenerse en forma. los hermanos jessie y shadia, que viven en los Ángeles, estÁn libres de diabetes y en Óptima condiciÓn fÍsica. los expertos coinciden en que el peso de los niÑos depende principalmente de los mayores que son responsables de su cuidado y bienestar. es importante tener en cuenta que las decisiones que tomamos cada dÍa en nuestras cocinas y en nuestras mesas repercuten en la salud de nuestros menores de edad y que si no hay un cambio, las consecuencias de los hÁbitos no saludables pueden afectarlos por e

garcia: yes, i do. i was struck by the comments this morning and that we require companies to give them suicide information. we could require to push that information to them as well. senator markey: what about up front putting the preventative action in place. so if the child is targeted, and do we need protections put in place? dr. garcia: i would say yes. dr. osofsky: i would agree with my two other panelists here. one of the things i was thinking about it doesn't in any way mitigate what i just said. we know for many of these youth that's how they make relationships, too. so if there was a way to be able to help support them at the same time we are protecting them i hope would be very important. senator markey: we know the big tech plays a big role. so we are urgently in need of passing comprehensive legislation. a.i. that we are discussing right now is on steroids. big companies target children. we have to put the protections in place and if we don't do that, we won't be able to protect children.se

hablamos con roger garcÍa, veterano en operaciones submarinas, el seÑor garcÍa es grito de operacionesÓn digital". al escuchar usted la reacciÓn, lo que ocurriÓ, lo sorprende? es lo que estaba esperando que habÍa pasado? >> te agradezco por tenerme aquÍ. no estoy sorprendido. esta es una cosa que las personas que estaban haciendo el rescate tenÍan que pensar, que la cÁmara de construcciÓn, que a lo mejor fallÓ con la presiÓn del ocÉano, porque estÁ tan profundo, como la presiÓn adentro de esa cÁmara es como la de superficie, lo que pasÓ fue que algo fallÓ, entonces, la presiÓn lo aplastÓ asÍ como una lata de metal, es lo que pasÓ. carolina: cuÉntenos quÉ tipo de peligros cree que puede haber en esas aguas tan profundas que quizÁ hasta ese momento no habÍan sido contempladas? quÉ podrÍa, mejor dicho, cuÁnto tiempo cree usted que pasÓ para que este submarino hubiese implosionado? >> eso serÁ duro ahora para hablar de eso, a saber, porque como dijeron ustedes antes, fue como una hora y media cuando perdieron comunicaciÓn, puede ser que pasÓ en ese momento o a lo mejor perdieron comunicaci

during our voyage the sea was rough and we landed in diego garcia.l, but as the months went by everyone got frustrated. a man who came with me in a boat, raped me on the island. when i initially reported it, no—one took it seriously. neither the doctor nor the police visited me, only the next day a doctor gave me pills to avoid pregnancy. afterfive days, when i gave the police complaint, they said you washed your dress so there is no evidence. they did register my complaint, but they still kept the man who raped me in the same tent. that stressed me out. only after a few days he was moved out. in this situation an official told me that we came here illegally. not only the uk, but other countries won't accept us and we will have to go back to sri lanka. i was shocked and i swallowed razor blades. they send me to hospital in rwanda and save my life. they gave me a letter, saying that they will not send me back to sri lanka and will send me to a third country instead. we put her story and other concerns to the government, and they said: we can now speak

garcia. ms. garcia: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, messages from the president of the united states. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker: madam secretary. the secretary: i'm directed by the president of the united states to deliver to the house of representatives messages in writing. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized -- the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> this summer marks the 60th anniversary of the historic national draft goldwater for president rally in was

garcia. that's right. though they say the official cause of this fire is still under investigation in this is really caused a hours long fire. this thing has been going for more than 12 hours now. firefighters telling me that they will likely be out here all day pouring water on this fire to ensure that those hot spots don't flare up. this morning. the wind was a big issue as you can tell. not so much an issue anymore. but take a look at some of this damage behind me. it is clear that, you know, the building kind of well, it's kind of hard to tell now. it was a two story building, not so much anymore. firefighters saying it's really the flames. and then the sheer volume of water that they have been throwing at this fire that caused that building to collapse. so, again, used to be a two story building. now no longer. you can also see now the trees on the other side of that smoke. that's a big improvement. we've been out here since 430 this morning and you really could not see those trees through any of that

garcÍa. recupera mÉxico. llegamos al 35. rodrÍguez. chÁvez. vÁsquez. ahora gallardo.de se equivoca y la toca mal. hace varios minutos que el partido estÁ liquidado y honduras sigue cindy al al con direcciÓn a porterÍa. es el gol de orbelìn pineda. la manda a guardar. la tiene jorge sÁnchez. ahora reyes. fue muy bueno el recorrido de garcÍa. la estaba tocando, pero tambiÉn es muy buena la lectura. cabezazo de osiel. "piojo" con romo viene la apertura para jorge sÁnchez. alvarado de primera. la dejÓ cortita. alvarado aprieta. deja para romo. despuÉs vÁsquez y llega bien castillo. parecÍa una mano. el arbitro la deja seguir. rosales estÁ para el apoyo. >> gran partido de chÁvez. me parece que hay una zurda privilegiada. >> cuÁndo te van a pagar la entrega? o alina >> yo ya agarre uno. el balÓn con vÁsquez abriendo para gallardo. santi. >> pensÁbamos que la salada eras tÚ. >> faltaba la combinaciÓn. >> el entradÓn con ese desastre. no se pierda el prÓximo jueves mÉxico frente a haitÍ. atenciÓn que viene la selecciÓn de honduras. dÓnde andas, jay? o alina jay: estoy en el

. >>> and later, one of hollywood's most reluctant stars, actor andy garcia on his iconic roles. >> from this moment on -- >> what it's like to act with other a-listers from george clooney to cher. being a movie star is pretty great, isn't it? >> it's absolutely ridiculous. >> and his hopes for his home country. >> one day there will be a free cuba. ♪ ♪ >>> good even going welcome back to "who's talking?" tonight, as we continue to report the fallout from donald trump's criminal indictment, we're talking to perhaps the most famous republican in the country outside of trump himself about the federal case against the former president, the current state of our deeply divided country, and the one dream even this body builder turned movie star turned politician could not make come true. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. arnold schwarzenegger, welcome. it's great to talk to you again. i want to start with the basics. do you prefer being called governor? or arnold? >> it majors no difference to me. i get called anything and everything. you know, when i go to sacramento, they cal

la imagen de evelyn garcÍa la obtuvimos de un portal.r estarÍa en un caso de homicidio—suicidio. >> un niÑo y una niÑa perdieron su vida, creemos que la madre intentÓ quitarse la vida. los familiares de la vÍctima no entienden cÓmo se pudo registrar esta tragedia. >> mi familia y mis hijos estÁn tan triste con ello. en agüero de no niÑa. despuÉs de hace una hora pudieron ingresar a la vivienda y se encontraron con esta tragedia. cambiamos de informaciÓn. una organizaciÓn en el Área de la bahÍa busca ayudar a la familias hispanas que reciÉn han llegado al paÍs. luis es un inmigrante venezolano. asÍ ayudaron al seÑor luis al que la vida le cambio. la organizaciÓn logrÓ conectarlo con trabajos de medio tiempo y otras actividades. >> estÁ se siente feliz de estar en estados unidos, logrÓ tener apoyo con el porvenir. >> es el trabajo. nada mÁs requiere lo que va a hacer. para Él ha sido bonito. Él quiere ser produjo tivo. ellos ofrecen ayuda en alimentos, viviendas y tambiÉn emigratorio. su pÁgina donde quiÉn requiera apoyo puede conectarse a

alicia garcia herrero, _ foreign investment. alicia garcia herrero, really- foreign investment.herrero, really good foreign investment. alicia - garcia herrero, really good to get your take on this trip, which is quite a significant trip. chief economist at natixis. thank you very much. well, let's stay with china because italy's government has decided that the chief executive of the tyre—maker pirelli cannot be designated by its main chinese shareholder — sinochem. the decision is a part of measures announced designed to protect the autonomy of pirelli. let's go to our asia business hub to get more detail. mariko oi is there for us today. lovely to see you. talk us through what is going on. the com an through what is going on. the company in — through what is going on. tue: company in question through what is going on. tte: company in question is through what is going on. "tte: company in question is not exactly a household name outside china but it is a state owned multinational conglomerate that is primarily engaged in production and trading of chemicals and fertiliser. it is

one of hollywood's most reluctant stars, actor andy garcia on his iconic roles. >> from this moment on. >> what it's like to act with other a-listers, from from squ clooney to cher. >> is that part of your super power? >> it was possible that i may not see the end of the year. j >> i'm a little pistol. >> this is not where i thought this story was heading. >> good evening and welcome back to "who's talking". tonight as we continue to report the fallout from donald trump's criminal indictment, we're talking to, perhaps, the most famous republican in the country outside of trump himself. about the federal case against the former president. the current state of our deeply-divided country. and the one dream, even this bodybuilder-turned movie star-turned politician could not make come true. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. arnold schwarzenegger. welcome. it's great to talk to you again. and i want to start with the basics. do you prefer being called governor or arnold? >> it makes no difference to me. i get called anything and everything. you know. you go to sacramento, th

garcia. he serves as the executive director of cybersecurity for the health care and public health sector coordinating council, a convening organization that works in partnership with other federal agencies to protect the security and resilience of these sectors. mr. gray xia served as the nation's first department of homeland security for cybersecurity and communications under president george w. bush. previously, he held executive positions with the bank of america and served as professional staff on the committee on science, space, and technology in the house of representatives. welcome to the committee. you may proceed with your opening comments. >> thank you for inviting me to testify today. i am the executive director of the coordinating council. we are an industry led advisory council of more than 300 50 health cap organizations and government agencies working together as -- more than 350 health care organizations and government agencies working together. we are working collaboratively

our next witness is doctor joshua garcia. dr. garcia is the superintendent of the tacoma, washington, school district. he previously served as deputy superintendent assistant superintendent high school principal, assistant principal, athletic director, teacher. other than that, not much? [laughing] thank you very much for being with us, dr. garcia. >> chairman sanders come ranking member cassidy, members of the committee, i am proud superintendent of tacoma school district and honor to share the viewpoint of superintendents for ons important hearing focus mental health of our nation's you and to speak with you about what we have observed, what we've been doing and what we might do together to curb the youth mental health crisis in america. tacoma is fullyco committed to each of our students being safe, engaged, supportive, healthy and challenged. we recognize mental health impacts us all. mental health includes her emotional, psychological and social well-being. it h affects how we think and a. it helps us determine how we handle

i'm garcia mclean. after that sunny weekend, we had the bay area weathers back to june gloom along the coast. meteorologist rosemary oroczo was here to detail some even more extreme changes coming our way. yes garcia some unsettled weather moving into the bay area. a few sprinkles, even the risk of thunderstorms coming our way. not so much today. more so for tomorrow. here's a live look here at the golden gate bridge where we are seeing a little bit of blue sky in the future cast model will show you actually storm tracker two here showing you we are partly sunny to partly cloudy across the entire bay area for today. as i pull back a little bit, show you the element that's providing us with this change in the weather forecast. we do have this low right off the coastline there of central southern california. the wraparound flow around it is dragging in, some moisture coming in from the desert southwest. and with that, there's a look at what we can expect to going into the afternoon. we'll continue with th

garcia allie ramos thank you. some house republicans say the new pride flag display at the white house violates flag code. the flag was on display between two us flags at the white house. is pride celebration last weekend. the new legislation by kansas senator roger marshall would ban government buildings from flying anything other than the american flag, with only few exceptions, we certainly don't think that the pride flag deserves a prominent location in place of old glory. no american man died or fought for the pride flag. the white house defends its decision to fly the pride flag, saying it is centered around love and family. other flags other than the us flag are regularly flown at the white house, including the prisoner of war flag and the missing service members flag. your time now. 734 the governor of nevada signed the funding bill for building a new stadium for the a's in las vegas. the public financing package is for as much as $380 million. it'll be used to build the proposed $1.5 billion ballpark for

bailey garcia. good morning. i do want to mention that crews were here this morning just up until their trucks are still here. you can't see them anymore, but they were working on getting those windows and doors that were taken out or badly damaged by this car. sfpd car barreling through this building here, working on getting those boarded up so you can't see inside anymore. but what i can tell you from what we saw as they were putting up those completely empty in there. this building is undergoing some renovations. so the good news is, is that nobody was inside when that sfpd car crashed. now, this crash, though, it did send two people to the hospital, one child and one adult. both are suffering from non life threatening injuries. the crash happened at about 530 yesterday evening here on the corner of 22nd and valencia. people told us that officers inside the suv were not injured. we spoke to a witness who described the moments leading up to that crash the police was chasing a man like the guy that a turn like k

garcia: yes, i do. i was struck by the comments this morning and that we require companies to give them suicide information. we could require to push that information to them as well. senator markey: what about up front putting the preventative action in place. so if the child is targeted, and do we need protections put in place? dr. garcia: i would say yes. dr. osofsky: i would agree with my two other panelists here. one of the things i was thinking about it doesn't in any way mitigate what i just said. we know for many of these youth that's how they make relationships, too. so if there was a way to be able to help support them at the same time we are protecting them i hope would be very important. senator markey: we know the big tech plays a big role. so we are urgently in need of passing comprehensive legislation. a.i. that we are discussing right now is on steroids. big companies target children. we have to put the protections in place and if we don't do that, we won't be able to protect children.se

all right, garcia.es against two san rafael police officers involved in a violent arrest almost a year ago. now, the district attorney says body cam video shows two officers beating and shoving a man to the ground. the police say the initial contact was made because the man, julio jiménez lopez, was holding an open can of beer in public. but then the situation escalated. the officers say lopez refused dos commands to stay seated. but the complaint says there was a language barrier. the district attorney says there is enough evidence to pursue charges against officer brandon nail and former officer daisy masagos. now, san rafael police chief david spiller said this, quote, speedy response affects the decision of the district attorney and will continue to fully cooperate with our office as an raval police department will continue to deliver consistently exceptional and ethical service as we remain committed to building trust with our community. also, the solano county sheriff's office is investigating aft

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being prepared to be submitted to the european court of human rights for the scudetto owner, rudi garciaas taken over the italian napoli, the details of the agreement are not disclosed, the french specialist has already worked for the apennines. leading roma also garcia coached a number of french teams garcia's last club was saudi al azar from where he was recently released i think earlier napoli said goodbye to luciano from paleti, who led the team to the first student in 33 years, the italian specialist may not have agreed on further cooperation with the owner of the club, aurelio dala orentisos. well, we are supporting the national team today. although, of course, the main thing is to support the armed forces of ukraine and i, for all ukrainians who lead this war visibly and invisibly against the enemy on the territory of our state and outside its borders, but now, how will the weather in ukraine be this weekend natalka didenko mrs. natalya will tell us good evening please, very diverse plans i hope for work and for recreation, so of course the weather is also important on saturday an

garcia: but let's get to my question -- ms. garcia: but let's get to my question, sir. were they given a timeline in when they needed to submit a management response, take corrective action, we're going to be back to make sure that they did what they promised to do? or it was just let go? mr. clements: in many instances, the supervisory letters detailed what needed to be done and the time frames. again, some of these larger issues it appeared that the dates were allowed to slip. ms. garcia: things were allowed to slip. well, then that is part of the root of the problem, isn't it? things were allowed to slip. can you give us an example of what was so major that they couldn't do immediately and take corrective action that would take time, quote-unquote, to fix a problem? mr. clements: the concern was principally about the liquidity and the governance of the liquidity and the liquidity controls at s.v.b. ms. garcia: so they didn't have investment review committees or an investment team that really looked at that? mr. clements: there were numerous failures in its internal l

all right, garcia, thank you.746, the state of california plans to replace diesel trucks with zero emission vehicles by the year 2035. however, truck drivers who haul cargo in and out of california's ports face a deadline even soon . their state regulators say any new port truck purchased after next new year's day has to be a zero emissions vehicle powered by electricity or a hydrogen fuel cell. that deadline is raising concerns among a lot of truck drivers. i have to go to zero emission trucks. those structure, $400,000, they're still not ready for prime time. the likelihood of those trucks being replaced, one for one, is slim and none. also new state regulations say any truck that has an engine older than 13 years old is not allowed to operate at california ports. the newer diesel trucks can keep operating, but they have to stop after they reach 800,000 miles apart. will investigate whether it's policing methods or racially motivated. the analysis will look at how its police officers enforce incidents of fare ev

garcia, ali rasmus, thank you.ow to the north bay where police in santa rosa are investigating several suspected hate crimes targeting the lgbtq community. last night, dozens gathered at a santa rosa cafe to show their support for one of the businesses targeted over the weekend. investigators say the brew coffee and beer house was vandalized with posters attacking the lgbtq community. there's always i guess, people that are going to hate and it's terrible. it's not deserved. similar fliers were found outside santa rosa high school, the city's junior college, and across the downtown area. investigators say they contained a qr code and website that had been linked to the far right. proud boys organization. we do know that it's only targeting lgbtq businesses or supporting allies. so any business downtown that pretty much had a rainbow flag or a trans flag up in front of it, those are the businesses that were targeted. santa rosa police are now asking anyone who saw someone posting the fliers to contact them immediate

enrique garcÍa tiene mÁs detalles.go de alquiler de departamentos o viviendas a unos 6500 migrantes por seis meses. >> $25,000,000 para ayudar con las rentas y 15 millones adicionales para problemas de indigencia. >> el encargado del comitÉ de vivienda del concilio de chicago dice que esos 25 millones no serÁn diferentes. por eso enfatiza que chicago necesita propuestas con un gobierno comunitario como se implementÓ en el barrio de pilsen donde se albergÓ a très 1000 migrantes. aÚn asÍ la noticia de ayuda rehusÓ un alivio en inmigrantes. >> ya que estamos aquÍ en este refugio aglomerados. >> cientos de familias ya salieron de los albergues y gracias a 4 millones de dÓlares otorgado por el gobierno federal hace unos meses. esta joven dice que su familia fue beneficiada en chicago con el pago de renta cuando llegaron de nicaragua. >> que siguen ayudÁndonos que dios se los va a bendecir. y que tambiÉn nos ayudarÁ con el permiso de trabajo porque eso necesario. enrique: en chicago, enrique garcÍa fuentes. leÓn: cayÓ una bo

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i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. so much to talk about this morning. we do have that commute and mike is going to get to that in just a bit. first we want to talk about the forecast, coming off of that nice day yesterday, sunday. >> it was great. the weather has been so comfortable and you're still in your mind thinking, is this june? here is another thing that will have you questioning what month it is. we have a round of rain that's developing, moving into parts of the east bay, the peninsula, and we're also starting to see it develop over parts of san mateo county as we get a closer look. we can also see some of the spotty showers moving over there by the airport, sfo, and then also for the airport in oakland we're seeing it over the hills and extending toward berkeley. we'll continue to watch some spotty showers there in parts of the bay area, but most of us will be dry. it will be cloudy for the morning and then clear out and be a pleasant day. we'll talk about what's ahead in a few minutes. >>> mike, it seems like it's monday light? >> it's prett

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike has a look at the commute. let's take a look at the forecast. how are we starting out this week? >> it looks great and it's still nice and mild. as we're getting started this morning, take a look at that live view in san jose, as we are waking up and heading out to just a few clouds moving by here and there. but overall we are going to see a clearing sky going into the afternoon. now, we're also going to have a slight chance of showers in parts of the bay area. other than that, we are going to have some really nice conditions and it will be warmer ago we head into midweek and friday. as we get a look at temperatures in san jose, we're headed for 77 degrees. it's going to be slightly warmer in some spots, especially in the inland valleys. >>> mike, i heard that southbound 680 is open again. >> you heard correctly. we heard from some friends who drove the route, so we know that's true. it happened well before 3:00 in the morning. all fine for this morning's commute. northbound also reopened after overnight road w

garcia, you are fine. good evening. thanks. sorry , i got it.i just don’t go down if i set fire to my wife, because he is still well done, i can not lose. sit you sit quietly in the bathroom, we won't be long for a couple of hours. russian is not in russian not in english, he does not understand something about glasses. points your number is not. ask about the driver. say that you were sent home yesterday before the alarm. all break. all spaniards from the room. security was called from above. it was right to send a long time ago to get out. this one is with them too. what have they done to your husband is all right. they got off the elevator. see. i promise i will find your husband. andrei alekseevich what fate have you not been born yet such an alarm that could raise the top of the state security, i'm here on the forum with a report. what's the news? there is an assumption that the sword left the hotel. i am interested in krivitsky. but the sword is still a priority, yes, in what priority is a valuable employee of a large state corporation kid

garcia. welcome back. we missed you. yeah, thank you. thank you. it was nice to watch you from home sleeping. do have a little bit more in the way of sunshine here today. a little cool on the lows, but the fog is already retreating here. there's not the push that we've seen. still some if you're north of san francisco, oakland, there's a little bit going over san pablo bay, a little bit up in the napa valley. a lot of breaks to the south, but more on the way of about a point raised bolinas south along the san mateo santa cruz coast, similar to what we had yesterday. you are my sunshine though. today for many morning fog. cool sunny, breezy and a little bit warmer which translates into 60s, 70s, 80s, really just near average to slightly below. all right. sal's here for this time. we are going where? south. we're going to the east bay. steve we have a couple of slowdown signs that appeared because of crashes. one of them is southbound 680 as you get out of pleasanton and head down. this an old

garcia and andre finally and much better than yesterday. there is one spot though, and that's the richmond bridge i want to show you there that just passed the toll plaza there, clearing a crash on the bridge and traffic is going to be a little bit slow there, although so, you know, they did a good job in trying to get it out of the way. but you can tell people are trying to get over to the left because on the right there's lane blockage just on the bridge. now, then if you're driving on 80, 33 minutes from vallejo to oakland and at the bay bridge, it's still 50 minutes plus because it's backed up all the way out beyond the macarthur. it's kind of a long backup. let's switch to the south bay now. you can see it's slow on 101 to 80 and 85. this is just a little bit more like the normal commute. however, there is one spot here that i would 101 right near 237 right here. this whole area from, let's say i'm sorry, 237 and 85 right here, this whole area is pretty slow. so you might want to think about approaching from the back end 85 if you can

i want to turn next to garcia the chair of the citizen's advisory committee. [applause]. >> thank you add administrator. good morning i'm the chair of citizen's advisory committee to the puc. cac a 17 member body rep 7ation from every district in the city and responsible for listen to concerns and ideas and chairing them with the puc. the left 5 years i served on the committee and proud of our engagement on behalf of resident and rate payors. i serve as executive director of the democratic party i'm speaking to you as a member of the communities. activist committed to environmental justice and equal decision making. . we know the past few years presented unique challenges. thanks to the mayor and city leaders our focus remainod affordability and investing wisely for the benefit of all san franciscans. the puc a key partner in this journey. always prioritizing people over prefers whether through assistance programs, discounts and resources to low income customers or good neighbors to community impacted. the puc opening of a beautiful new southeast community cen

juan garcia llegÓ de mÉxico hace 20 aÑos, se quedÓ en casa con su hijo de siete aÑos. >> yo de por sÍan a agarrar a mÍ. vilma: ciudad de agricultores, los negocios y campos de cultivo cerraron para protestar, en orlando si se vieron las marchas de migrantes. esta fue la de tampa. lo que podemos ver aquÍ es que ni la lluvia fue obstÁculo para que los migrantes que viven aquÍ, en esta parte del paÍs, que son de todas las regiones de latinoamÉrica veneran hoy a protestar, dicen que el trabajo duro que ellos hacen muchas de las personas que viven aquÍ no lo harÍa y que ellos le aportan a la economÍa, es por eso que se hicieron presentes hoy aquÍ, en esta marcha que no sÓlo se lleva aquÍ, en esta pequeÑa poblaciÓn, sino en el resto del paÍs. es todo lo que tenga florida. ilia: el gobierno del presidente presentÓ una versiÓn revisada de daca, el programa que protege a los jÓvenes soÑadores de la deportaciÓn y los autores a trabajar de manera irregular, esta disputa llegÓ a una audiencia potencialmente decisiva ante un juez de texas, nidia cavazos estÁ en houston y nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ en la

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington.rted as we get the forecast with meteorologist, kari hall. >> some of our coastal areas, it will be about the same. you will notice a little warmth in the afternoon as we get a look at san josÉ. we are starting out with a cloudy morning if you are getting ready to get in the workout in martinez, it will be in the upper 50s at about 7:00. at 8:00, it's starting to clear up there at 60 degrees and 70 degrees at 11:00. there we will see temperatures in the upper 70s for today, while livermore will see a high of 82. it will also reach 82 in los gatos, and in the north bay mostly upper 70s. we will talk about the slight warming trend coming up. right now, cinthia, you have been tracking the altamont pass. what is going on? >> yeah, this is the direction people head into in the rest of the bay area, and it's a crash around the altamont pass road and carroll road, and last check from chp, they said they have started to clear the debris from the right-hand side making sure people are not watch

and i just wonder, you know, let's talk about mike garcia.ng words against democrats, right. and does that surprise you. i understand the calculation of i'm not going to say anything. i'm gonna -- or, i'm gonna say something critical of president trump, because this is, after all, a district biden won. but to go out and really tag the far left as a problem here, does -- what's the political calculation there? >> garcia is such an interesting case here. to understand his story, it's this. in 2020, when joe biden was winning his district, easily, okay, again, this is a district contained within los angeles county, but it's sort of the far reaches of los angeles county, you are away from downtown l. a., okay, almost like long island is to new york, his district is to the city of los angeles. big biden district in 2020, he won by 333 votes in 2020. as the second closest house race in the country. democrats were very, very bullish on taking that seat in 2022. they put up the same candidate. but when you talk about this quality of life issues that

yes garcia coming in today. definitely felt a lot warmer compared to where we have been actually enjoyable. but if we were in danville, maybe a different story, giving you a live look here at a beautiful san francisco where it is mild here as well, and mostly sunny skies around the bay and inland. we are still partly cloudy to partly sunny along the coastline. our air quality today is good to moderate as we take a shift north and then central and south looks like right around the concord area, moderate air quality as well as the santa clara valley. no spare the air in place for today. and a look here at the high pressure that is going to be the controlling factor over the next few days as it continues to move in to areas of california. and that is eventually pushed east. i'll show you this here. it's that dome there, the clockwise motion that we're watching over california all the way through sunday evening, finally beginning to shift, just ever so subtly and then monday into tuesday, a bigger shift. and with th

. >> that was my newest friend, rodrigo garcia, it's a family affair for the garcia's. they all volunteer together to find ways to donate your time or money here in our community. go to our website, kpix.com. there's a lot of links >>> welcome back, a program in san francisco's county jail helps inmates get their lives on track. today, more than a dozen earn their high school diplomas. congratulation to them. itrtol's pa of cells are turned into classrooms, deputies in the guidance counselors. sheriff say when inmates receive proper education their chances of returning to jail go down significantly. >> all of us in the sheriff's office, all of us here in the jail, want to see people succeed. we want to see nobody coming back. >> i can finally move onto the next chapter in my life. i can become the successful black man that i aspire to be. thank you. >> remember his name, everett stephenson, we cheer you today my friend. more than 4000 incarcerated individuals graduated from the program over the past 20 years. it just feels good to watch that. >> no bad that comes out of

garcia andre, thank you.g today, more than 2 million muslims will take part in this week's hajj pilgrimage to the holy city of mecca in saudi arabia. this year, the hajj will return to full capacity after years of covid restrictions, all muslims are required to make the pilgrimage to mecca at least once in their lives. if they're physically and financially able to do so. our time now. 715. vaccines can soon produce the next big advance in cancer treatment. us medical experts predict several vaccines now being tested could be available to cancer patients within the next five years. however they won't be traditional vaccines that prevent the disease. these vaccine shots would shrink tumors and prevent cancer from coming back. the doctors say that targets for these treatments include breast, lung and pancreas cancer. well, advocates for the disabled say some school districts have found a way to get around federal laws and are removing students with special needs from classrooms. they called this process informal

garcia andre, thank you. new this morning, the nfl is remembering a retired quarterback who drowned along a beach near the florida panhandle. ryan mallet was 35 years old. he was with a group of people in the water when rip currents dragged them down. mallet wasn't breathing when he was pulled from the water later pronounced dead at a hospital mallet, played seven seasons in the nfl with teams including the new england patriots. a former teammate tweeted, tough one to swallow. thoughts are with the family. our time now. 714, the santa clara county board of supervisors honoring harry edwards, a world renowned sports sociologist. harry edwards was praised for his decades of leadership for civil rights and promoting activism among athletes. the ceremony also marked the inauguration of his collection of papers in the san jose state university's special collections and archives. edwards thanked the board for the accolades and said one of his biggest accomplishments is he's basically in fundamental early a teacher.

that's right, garcia. the flight was able to land safely in magadan, which is a small city in siberia, rural city, in fact. and early this morning, air india sent another jet to that airport to pick up the passengers and crew. that replacement judge is expected to arrive in russia about 1230 this afternoon, our time. it's carrying food, water and other necessities for the travelers and may also be carrying replacement parts for the damaged engines so repairs can be made in the meantime, the crew and passengers have been allowed off their aircraft and have been told to stay in. a visitor center. us officials have not said how many people on board the flight are americans. passengers have been in contact with family and friends in other countries, and one teenager told his family that they are not able to use vending machines at the center because of economic sanctions against russia due to its war in ukraine. now, right after the first report about the diverted flight, we talked to travelers at sfo who said