hernandez says he was rejected 12 times before being accepted at nasa in 2004.there were some people that believed in him and there were some people that didn't believe in him and the people that didn't believe in him that motivated him to keep going. hernandez has also written three books about his life and career journey, hoping to inspire the next generation, especially in the farmworker community. it's a noble, noble job, and we should respect them and thank him for that, because there's nobody else who would do it if they weren't around. sunday's event was hosted by latinos at amazon, and they introduced over two dozen latino professionals who also used to be farm workers. amazon also donated $15,000 to the farmworker caravan and alpha jose hernandez school, which is named after the astronaut. carolina rudisill is a former farm worker who now works for nasa and talked about some of the challenges she faced growing up just being mexican, being brown skinned. i'm sorry, that was hard in especially in an area where it was predominantly either hispanic or cauca

correspondent: this is what hernandez and others are dealing with.impervious cover reflect the sun's rays and degreasing temperatures, but not everyone is feeling the heat. >> some parts of the city are much coolerrarts are much warmer. correspondent: some of this can be traced back to redlining practices that stard in the 1930's when the federal government labeled nonwhite neighborhood as risky places to invest homelands. according to the epa research shows redlined communities have less vegetative cover, higher temperatures and increased health risks. >> if you look at map that looks at health outcomes or race, they essentially show the same maps, and talking to community members we understand that they are more sensitive to heat and also cold, better quality and so on. correspondent: these neighborhoods often have older homes that it can be harder to keep cool. this doctor says he studies architecture and climate change. >> older homes are particularly vulnerable. air comes indirectly, not just through heat transfer. the hot air comes in or the co

josé hernández bueno, es hijo también de campesinos, es hijo de mexicanos.jan mÁs de una docena de heridos. la cifra de muertos por el huracÁn otis llega a 48 y hay 36 desaparecidos. la mayor de los fallecidos eran hombres y se registraron en acapulco. muchos damnificados siguen pidiendo ayuda.

hernandez do? >> nothing.og was vicious and aggressive. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old aitana cardoso is suing her former friend, 24-year-old brittany hernandez, for vet bills and pain and suffering due to a dog attack. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 471 on the calendar in the matter of cardoso vs. hernandez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. cardoso, it is your claim that the defendant's dog -- the defendant, who you know, and whose home you took your dog to -- it is your claim that her dog attacked your dog, causing your dog ultimately to lose one of its eyes. >> yes. >> judge judy: you want her to be responsible for the vet bills. >> yes. >> judge judy: how long have you known ms. hernandez? >> around six years. >> judge judy: fro

please welcome to the show, marcello hernandez, everybody! out of the way. this is your first appearance on a talk show. >> yes, can you tell [ laughter ] >> seth: it's amazing that you know all the customs tuxedo, corsage for the host, bottle of wine with no glasses or corkscrew [ laughter ] this is so -- i'm so -- i really love this. i'm going to take it off, only because i'm worried i'm going to poke your eye out. but i talk with my hands congratulations on an exceptional first season on the show >> oh, thank you so much [ cheers and applause thank you guys >> seth: and i hope this is true, but when i watch new cast members, and i think the first time i really took stock of you was behind the "update" desk you seemed like you were having a very good time, which is a very hard thing to do on a stressful show like that but i think one of the reasons the audience likes to see you is you seem to be enjoying yourself >> i absolutely am i used to sell tickets on the street in new york, so there's nothing to not be happy about. [ laughter ] there

tonight, that movie was screened in san jose and hernandez was in attendance. s ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters was at tonight's screening. it doesn't matter where you start from, but it matters where you end up. held at mexican heritage plaza in san jose a million miles away, was screened in front of hundreds of farm workers. their families and students from alpha public schools. the movie is based on the real life events of stockton, native former farm worker and nasa astronaut jose hernandez. hernandez says he was rejected 12 times before being accepted at nasa in 2004. there were some people that believed in him and there were some people that didn't believe in him. and the people that didn't believe in him that motivated him to keep going. hernandez has also written three books about his life and career journey, hoping to inspire the next generation, especially in the farmworker community. it's a noble, noble job, and we should respect them and thank him for that because there's nobody else who would do it if they weren't around. sunday's event was

alan: hablamos con larry hernÁndez y ni te imaginas lo que le pide a thalÍa.ue las cosas terminaron ya que ambos viajaban muchÍsimo y dar a la vez en que estaban en la misma ciudad. carlos rivera fue a apoyar al checo pÉrez en su carrera de fÓrmula uno antes de su concierto en austin, texas. nos despedimos con el tema de alejandro fernÁndez, " no es que me quiera ir". que suene la mÚsica. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [aplausos] jesse: anoche fue el concierto de alejandro fernÁndez en la ciudad de miami, llegÓ con su gira amor y patria que incluye a su hijo alex fernÁndez de junior fue una noche inolvidable para muchos. alan: tambiÉn invita a cantar mujeres divinas que es la canciÓn que cantaba con su papÁ, quiere seguir con esa tradiciÓn. jesse: emilio estefa cantÓ un tema que fue tambiÉn producido en colaboraciÓn con emilio. saludo a lily, emilia gloria. alan: estuvo buenÍsimo el concierto. trae buena voz. jesse: este fin de semana por el cumpleaÑos de kimi kardashian, celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos 43, tuvo una fiesta donde sus hermanas dados tuve la oportunidad de hac

the film was screened in san jose and hernandez.al connection to those who were invited to last night's event. it doesn't matter where you start from, but it matters where you end up. held at mexican heritage plaza in san jose a million miles away, was screened in front of hundreds of farm workers there. families and students from alpha public schools. the movie is based on the real life events of stockton native former farm worker and nasa astronaut jose hernandez. hernandez says he was rejected 12 times before being accepted at nasa in 2004. there were some people that believed in him and there were some people that didn't believe in him and the people that didn't believe in him that motivated him to keep going. hernandez has also written three books about his life and career journey, hoping to inspire the next generation, especially in the farmworker community. it's a noble, noble job and we should respect them and thank him for that, because there's nobody else who would do it if they weren't around. sunday's event was hosted by

we celebrate san francisco dancers, hernandez, and our ten or arturo chacon. thank you. [applause] as you mentioned lieutenant-governor, mexico's economy is crucial ties with the u.s. and canada through mca. we also cherish our partnership with california a strong ally ant committed for our border. mexico second largest partner supporting over 850,000 jobs. this year, we are proud to celebrate 1 75 years of the mexican culture being present here in the beautiful city of san francisco. to mayor breed and mary anne, thank you for your warm hospitality in this beautiful building and historic city, today we gather with your friends in california and san francisco to mark this historic and important occasion. thank you very much and que viva mexico. muchas gracias. gracias. [applause] >> at this time i would like to also recognize supervisor safai. thank you. my next guest is robert negrete continues to provide to our community. i want to take this point right now to be able to say that we cannot take access to technology for granted. comcast continues to be a leader in san f

it stars michael peÑa as hernandez.the movie surrounds the 12 rejection letters that he got from nasa before finally being considered for the astronaut program. today, hernandez shared that he always encourages people to set goals with a journey just as rewarding as the destination. >> i would obviously get disappointed when i wasn't selected. but i would always consult myself and say, what is the worst that can happen if i never get selected as an astronaut. i want to be astronaut, motivating me to get my engineering degree, go to graduate school and become a pilot and scuba certified and learned our third language and work in a premier national laboratory, not a bad consolation prize, so i was happy with what i was doing. >> those are some pretty good credentials, the second screening just wrapped up earlier this evening and it happened at the school of arts and culture at san jose's redskin heritage plaza several organizations held affair this afternoon, as well. >>> i am anthony flores at levi limping into the bye w

i hope you can come next year. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that's good. that's a good story. >> that is the way to celebrate your 9th birthday. this was yesterday. you can see the surfers in the water trying to ride the huge waves. be careful. >> the waves will be coming down tonight and tomorrow. i have to say besides the waves, that story. >> happy birthday. >> the police came, i thought they were coming to break up the party. >> usually that's the case. >> it looked like a few other kids started to show up once the guys came out to help. >> we have some colder weather today and in the microclimate forecast, the other top headline is, yes, even some rainfall. i'll get you more details on this coming up in about a minute and a half. more fog with a chance of spotty drizzle. the thing that will make it different it looks like this cloud cover will continue to move in across the bay area for more of a mostly cloudy to partly sunny sky. so, again, feeling like fall. i think a lot of us are ready for it after the record setting temps that we had this week. s

the movie is about jose hernandez, a mexican immigrant who became a nasa astronaut.as more on the special south bay movie event. >> a million miles away, it is not just a title of a movie. it's the perfect way to describe jose hernandez's life. >> it doesn't matter for where you start from, but it matters where you end up. >> hernandez's parents immigrated from mexico in the early 60s. he was a farm worker, but his goal was to boldly go where only a few have gone. >> me wanting to be an astronaut, i knew i had to go to college or go to graduate school and get a job as an engineer, which is what i wanted to be. >> after working at the lawrence livermore labs here in the bay area, hernandez went to work at the johnson space center in houston, texas. back in 2001. finally selected as a nasa astronaut after being denied 11 times. what's your big goal? >> dream? i want to be an astronaut. >> his story made its way to hollywood. a million miles away, reached number one on amazon prime video when it debuted in september at the mexican heritage center. on sunday, he shared h

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more. >> hawaii was good.oming home, not so great. >> reporter: this vallejo woman said while she was vacationing in hawaii, thieves helped themselves to her prized possession. stealing the car and driving it straight to a side show, where they set it on fire. >> they broke all the windows out. they kicked the doors in. they jumped on the roof, the hood. and they stuffed a rag in the gas tank and lit it on fire. >> reporter: the woman didn't learn what had happened until a neighbor spotted photos of her car on social media. police notified her yesterday. the car or what was left of it had been taken to a tow yard. >> two of the wheels are missing. they spray painted all over it once it was, you know, dead. >> reporter: it's the second weekend in a row that side show participants are setting cars on fire. >> they are doing this to entertain each other. it's scary to know that people just don't care. they want instant gratification. they don't care who they hurt to get it. >> reporter: police did not respond to

as jodi hernandez tells us, walnut creek and antioch are leading the way. >> reporter: i'm standing on the site of what will soon be a cottage community here in walnut creek. six small homes will soon be built on this section of church parking lot. it's all part of a plan to utilize faith-owned land to house the unsheltered. >> i used to have a three-bedroom house before i got sick, and then i couldn't afford it anymore. >> reporter: this kfk woman has been homeless for four years. she parks her rf wherever she can until she gets kicked out. >> a lot of the people in the bay area, really working three jobs can't afford anything. that's why a lot of us live on the side of the road. >> reporter: now a move is under way to fast track affordable housing developments in contra costa county. >> hope solutions has identified 1100 acres of faith-owned land in contra costa county and is working with cities and churches to build affordable cottage communities. >> that really could make a huge dent on the problem of affordable housing. they are ranging from about 450 square feet to about 1,200 sq

the movie is about jose hernandez, a mexican immigrant who became a nasa astronaut.ter ryan curry has worn the special south bay movie event a million miles away. >> it is not just a title of a movie, it's the perfect way to describe jose hernandez life. >> it doesn't matter where you start from, but it matters where you end up. >> hernandez parents immigrated from mexico in the early 60s. he was a farm worker, but his goal was to boldly go where only a few have gone. >> me wanting to be an astronaut, i knew i had to go to college, go to graduate school and get a job as an engineer, which is what i wanted to be. >> after working at the lawrence livermore labs here in the bay area, hernandez went to work at the johnson space center in houston, texas, back in 2001. five be selected as a nasa astronaut after being denied 11 times. what's your big goal? >> dream? >> i want to be an astronaut. his story made its way to hollywood. >> a million miles away, reached number one on amazon prime video when it debuted in september at the mexican heritage center on sunday, he shar

here is yoedjody hernandez with look. >> people are being held hostage against their will, manipulated and exploited. >> reporter: pamela price wants sex trafficking victims to know they have a way out. the d.a. launched a campaign to curb human trafficking. billboards are up throughout the oakland international airport to help shine a light on the issue. >> we want survivors to be able to reach out to the authorities to help them escape. we want travel to be aware fellow passengers may be involved. >> reporter: it includes a qr code that links to resources victims can turn to for hem. >> there's no better place for us to make sure that survivors have a safe way to get out and a safe place to go. >> it's usually the younger, the better. >> reporter: this 20-year-old knows how prevail ant human trafficking is. the woman was trafficked at 18 years old. >> in the beginning, it was good. i got the luxury and the food. it took a turn with my trafficker. he turned abusive. it was really dark. i lost weight. i wasn't happy. my wloel focus was just making sure that he wasn't upset with me. if

hernÁndez viajÓ al concierto con su novia, la misma que lamentablemente ya fue reportada muerta y sin con roy, segÚn la Última informaciÓn que usted ha recibido, el telÉfono de su amigo continÚan de alguna forma activa, quÉ tipo de actividad se ha visto con el telÉfono. >> muchas gracias por este espacio, nos han comentado algunas personas, he tratado de contactar sin Éxito, sin embargo, alguna persona, conocidos de oriÓn, han dicho que han recibido algunas llamadas de su telÉfono, no se sabe exactamente cuÁl ha sido el contacto, de parte de quiÉn, pero han sido llamados, donde personas escucha hablar en Árabe. es algo muy complicado, poder hablar con esta persona por el tema del lenguaje, sÍ se ha recibido actividad desde su telÉfono, que es una forma de poder ubicarnos. borja: ¿quÉ crees que ha podido pasar con tu amigo, oriÓn? ¿crees que oriÓn se encuentra entre esa lista de personas que en este momento se encuentran retenidas? >> por supuesto, acÁ estamos en un grupo de oraciÓn todos los dÍas. acabamos de hacer una misa el sÁbado pasado, creemos que estÁ vivo, utilizarÁn a los reh

nbc's jody hernandez reports that civil rights advocates believe this is going to save lives. >> theeople of alejo deserve a police department and guarantees that their civil rights are protected. >> reporter: city leaders in the interim police chief state attorney general rob announced that he has placed the vallejo police department under court oversight. the department has been plagued with numerous officer involved shootings, claims of excessive force, and civil rights violations for years. now it is going to be required to implement more than 45 major reforms, and get it all done within five years. >> it is about correcting injustices and enhancing public safety for all people in vallejo. it is about ensuring that the vallejo police department listens and the people they serve and uphold their civil rights. their constitutional rights. >> they have been beating and killing and using racism and bending badging -- badges to commemorate the killing of unarmed people. there have been corruption and chaos and intimidation and witness intimidation, just all of those about things that

jodi hernandez shows us how a social media post turned everything around. >> reporter: that's how kaynie felt, sad, when only two kids showed up. her family rented a bounce house and bought a lot of party food. >> a lot of pizzas, a giant cake. we had ice cream, chips, candy. >> it is like this big, my birthday cake. like the largest side. >> the girl's aunt posted a message on social media, inviting the community to come out. >> i noticed a post that said a 9-year-old didn't have enough people show up to a birthday party and they were really upset about that. >> reporter: so police sergeant scott hein had to intervene. and he even went shopping for gifts. >> i thought i did something wrong. i thought they came to shut us down. >> we came here to bring it up. >> reporter: suddenly her birthday party got a big boost. jumping into the fire truck and party with the police. and others from the community showed up too. >> get up there. come on, it's a party. >> and that is what it is all about, able to turn their bad days, and that is why we do what we do. >> it is the best day ever becaus

as jodi hernandez reports, one the culprits has been caught on camera. >> reporter: this antioch yardd to be filled with ghosts and goblins. folks in contra costa county say thieves are stealing the spirit of halloween. >> it's fun. it's just fun. we just love putting halloween stuff out. >> reporter: christina of pittsburg takes pride in their halloween display. she is feeling a little creeped out this halloween after police released images of a real-life halloween monster who is making off with people's fright night decks decorations. >> i'm scared. i'm scared, you know? it's expensive to get all this stuff. it's not the money. it's just people putting stuff out for holiday you should be able to without people coming and taking it down. >> reporter: the man has been caught on camera several times in pittsburg, but anitoch is also getting hit by halloween heisters. crooks cleaned out the deck raegss at this house. >> kinda sad. my good friend, neighbor, he got hit really bad, all the decorations, pretty much like 20% of them got to taken, the expensive ones. >> reporter: he and his n

here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: i'm told felix lewis enjai would come out to crissyhe'd launch his gear from near this very spot. his circle of friends say it will never be the same. >> you know, he made me feel like i was the most important person in the world when i'd come done to the beach, you know. he just had that specialness about him. >> he has a radiant smile, and i'm sure you'll see in the photos, and he brought that smile everywhere. he was -- there are few people that bring that level of energy to life and positivity. >> reporter: that's how friends describe felix louis najai, an avid kitesurfer and outdoorsman from san francisco, who died while swimming at point reyes national park on sunday. his friends say he was killed in a shark attack. >> it's surreal. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: friends say felix was at point reyes to celebrate a friend's wedding. kitesurfers gathered at crissy field on monday to mourn together. they say the groom, who was in the water with felix, shared what happened. >> and we all got together in a circle, and we listened to

borja: tenemos al abogado ezequiel hernÁndez, abogado de inmigraciÓn.has personas indocumentadas en nuestro paÍs. para que la gente en casa estÉ clara, quÉ persona podrÍa aplicar para esta defensa? >> gracias. como esta es una defensa, tienes que estar en proceso de deportaciÓn. sÓlo es para personas que los detuvo migraciÓn, que estÁn enfrentando este proceso, que van enfrente de un juez, que no tienen una orden de deportaciÓn, que tienen 10 aÑos en los estados unidos o mÁs, que tienen un buen carÁcter moral, y que tienen dependientes ciudadanos o residentes, esto puede ser hijos menores de 21 aÑos, esposo, esposa, ciudadano residente, esas personas calificarÍan y tendrÍan que probarle al juez que esas personas sufrirÍan un sufrimiento extremo, si a esas personas indocumentadas las deportan. carolina: surgen siempre temas de los fraudes, y no quisiÉramos que una persona indocumentada en su casa diga "poseen mente yo calificÓ para esto", y luego termina siendo defraudado. esto no va para una persona que lleva mÁs de 10 aÑos, que tiene una orden de depor

nbc bay area jody hernandez his death has left much of the food world stunned. >> reporter: it was a shock. everybody felt the same way, it was speechless. couldn't believe it. >> reporter: mayor margie mueller says folks in this small napa valley town are grieving the loss of celebrity ship, who helped put this down on the map. visit you in your old jeff died last week after suffering an acute allergic reaction, leading to anaphylactic shock. >> michael has big presence in this town, he will be more than missed. he's a legend, here. >> reporter: the fame shaft and former food network star appeared frequently on the today show, but where he owned and operated three restaurants, the mayor says he was always down to earth. >> it come by the table, say hello to everybody and ask them where they were from, walk into his restaurant. >> we were coming from florida, we've never been here and everybody said go to all his restaurants, all the restaurants were great. >> i'm so sad, we had no idea, we're here for four or five days, that was on our list. >> reporter: these folks came said they c

here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: antioch restaurant owner is barely making ends meet. his customers love his indian dishes but he says crime in the area keeps them from coming to eat there anymore. >> right now we're helpless because we cannot convince our customers we can protect. >> reporter: this morning, antioch mayor lamar thorpe and city leaders gathered in the restaurant to announce they're giving $500,000 in grant monday to businesses in the city's highest crime neighborhoods. merchants can get up to $20,000 to improve their storefronts. >> some of the businesses that continue to exist but they may not have enough capital to make the types of investments that we'd like to see, that improves not only their business but also improves the physical environment of the location. >> i need customers. >> reporter: but business owner say the city is not addressing the real need. while the grants are nice, it's safety and security that's needed most. >> the problem is we don't have any support. we have security here. we have cameras. we have tenants that really care. bu

orión hernández es originario de esta comunidad en morelos.año a nadie pueda estar en este momento sufriendo. >> no reconoce. >> leo lo recuerda como alguien sonriente y amable, promotor de la cultura huichol y amante de los viajes y la naturaleza. le pedíamos que desaulnier sus conflictos entre ellos, no solamente agarrando a alguien que no tiene nada que ver. >> ahí todos ellos se unieron, al igual que millones de connacionales al llamado a que lo regresen con vida. >> los esfuerzos que están realizando por localizar a orión los están haciendo para encontrar a ilana. una joven mexicana que vivía en israel y desapareció el mismo día que estalló el conflicto. >> es muy duro estar pasando por esto. a través de sus redes sociales, su hermano ha suplicado por apoyo. >> Él dice que ella se encontraba con su novio, del que tampoco sabe nada, y asegura que en medio de su dolor, su corazón guarda el lugar aún para el perdón. >> lo único que queremos es tenerla de vuelta con nosotros y poderla abrazar. en estos hogares la pesadilla no ha terminado y c

i think that is something i deafly strive to do more of >> reporter: in san francisco, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. tonight, the state is moving to revoke the license of the san jose daycare where 21- year-olds tragically drowned in swimming pool on monday. hilda gutierrez has been looking into the daycare she joins us now with what is new and what she has learned. >> the department of social services has filed the paperwork that immediately suspends the operating license of happy happy home daycare and requests permanent revocation of the license along with $11,000 in penalties against the operators. the in-home daycare had previously received six citations for deficiencies ranging from too many infants during an inspection to not document the monitoring of sleeping children and lack of criminal record clearance for an employee. this time, state regulars are requesting the license to be revoked. based on what happened in the pool, and the area listed as being off-limits during the prelicensing evaluation. the allegations state that respondents failed to ensure that the pool was

poor hernandez, he never seen the cowboys win at the 9ers.ulation day is wednesday in santa clara for the cleveland browns this sunday. the 49er offense lighting up the scoreboard like a vegas slot machine. the first five games, averaging 33 points a game. the second best in the nfl. what help that offense get locked in for the season. check the tight end kittle's tame. >> the best thing about training camp for us nick bosa did not play. nothing against our tackle that is just how good he is >> good theory. >> nhl, the sharksa the practice, opening up their season at home thursday against the defending stanley cup champion vegas. san jose not expected to be a cup contender. in a poll of writers 85% picked the sharks to finish with the league's worst record. the head coach is looking to prove the doubters wrong. >> they have more talent than people think. i will let others tell us how bad we are >> they were nah sayers on brock purdy, too, look at what happened? >> absolutely. yes, like a young tom brady. [ laughter ] >> for a patriot fan tell

about how many people will make ends meet here is nbc's priscilla thompson >> reporter: jennifer hernandez doesn't know where she'll find an additional $650 a month to pay her student loans. >> it's frustrating. i do intend to pay my student loans. it's just that the amount was so high i can't afford that. >> reporter: the 35-year-old middle school counselor in the bronx is on an income-driven repayment plan, with $91,000 in loans. >> everything that's coming in is going towards bills. >> reporter: hernandez is one of the more than 43 million student loan holders whose payments are now due after president biden's student debt cancellation plan was struck down by the supreme court in june. 25-year-old kari has taken to tiktok to stay motivated with a six-figure student debt and an $1100 monthly payment. >> i'm lucky in a sense that i can live with my parents and i don't have to consider if i'm going to pay for groceries this month or pay for the student loans. >> reporter: if you're worried about making payments, experts say check with your loan servicer to see how much you owe and when it'

here's nbc's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: that was one of several gunshots that rang out at an oakley house party saturday night, sending teenagers scrambling and leaving a 16-year-old boy dead and three other teens wounded. >> i have a 17-year-old female who has been released from the hospital. she had gunshot wounds. i have a 16-year-old male who is still hospitalized with gunshot wounds. and i have a 15-year-old male who is still hospitalized with gunshot wounds. >> there was probably 100, 150 kids out here, and they were all running around. it kind of sounded like a horror movie. it was terrible. you can hear it on the audio on some of my cameras. it's just terror. >> reporter: police and school officials confirm the 16-year-old boy killed was a student at liberty high school in brentwood. students and parents tell nbc bay area he was a well-known basketball player. >> i think that this is absolutely tragic. you know, no child goes to a party believing that they're not going to make it out of that party. and no parent says goodbye to their child on a saturday night as they're leav

mister hernandez was located and arrested.rs watched as investigators canvassed the area for evidence, officers could be seen focusing on the community's clubhouse. >> longtime union city resident mark bachmann lives nearby. so wonderful community, which usually very quiet, very peaceful. >> my wife and i love to come through here and go for walks in the morning sometime in the evening when weather permitting. but all in all. very little problems in here. this is a very unusual situation. >> and that was scale long reporting for us tonight. a bar in oakland, the port barre and lgbtq friendly spot oakland was damage when rocks were thrown at a police are not calling it a hate crime, but the owner says otherwise. here's a look at the damage. the bars on broadway, thomas l berkeley way near lake merritt owner says it was a targeted attack council member rebecca kaplan released a statement saying, quote, while we do not yet know the motivations of this attack targeted violence against lgbtq people and places is rising. the bar's o

la de los y las autoridades agregaron que hernández fue detenido tras una persecución que final hizoosible responsable de la muerte de joanne. este en agosto. esta persona intentaba evitar que de la rosa robara la tienda donde trabajaba de richmond market. ahora enfrenta cargos por asesinato, robo y asalto con un arma mortal en san josé. >> la policía está buscando a un sospechoso que atacó e hirió a una persona con algún tipo de arma blanca. >> sucedió en un sendero a lo largo del arroyo penitencia en el en la zona este central de la ciudad de san josé. en un lugar donde no hay cámaras de seguridad. por esto, la policía está pidiendo ayuda del público , acaso de la área donde ocurrió . >> no tenemos mucha información o evidencia de video. estamos hablando hoy para pedir la ayuda del público. >> ocurrió el 3 de agosto a eso de las 5,18 de la tarde. la víctima es un hombre adulto que solamente caminaba por el lugar y que sobrevivió al ataque. si usted sabe algo, por favor reportarlo a la policía. puede hacerlo de forma anónima. con esto vamos a la pausa. promulgan una ordenanza para p

case, even that is great that dream took jose hernandez to the stars literally. his story of hard work and perseverance is being told on the big screen. i want shem to walk away after hearing my story saying. >> if didn't, why can't million miles away chronicles jose's journey from migrant farm worker to nasa astronaut actor michael pena playing the role of jose in the movie. been on the verge of giving up each and every direction. but you know what? so here i am. so you can turn it down again. but rest assured i'll be standing here again in the year. his story brought to life and told through the lens of director. guess i've been my take on my from the start was same gulf. the story as one >> an who became astronaut because he was a migrant farm work that i'm it. >> and he grew in a far more king family. they spent 9 months moving from mexico to stockton to earn a living just like thousands of other families. my mom wake us up every morning monday through friday >> from 8 in the morning to noon. it was on the hot chocolate you can drink in all the board the your

para él llegó para compartir sobre la película que describe su vida titulada a million milson way hernándezbailar al son de whitney houston. gracias por acompañarnos. tenga buen fin de semana. las 5. más información. pase con noticiero nacional. nos vemos >> (musica). >> (musica). >> (musica). es viernes 20 deoctubre hamas lbera

the movie is called 1 million miles away, and it is michael peÑa as hernandez.the movie is the 12 rejection letters that hernandez got from nasa before finally being considered for the astronaut program. talk about perseverance. today, he always encourages people to make sure they set goals. the journey is just as rewarding as the destination. >> i would obviously get disappointed when i wouldn't get selected, but i would always sort of console myself and say, hey, what's the worst that could happen if i never get selected as an astronaut? wanting to be an astronaut motivated me to get my engineering degree, go to graduate school, become a pilot, but i've certified, when a third language, and work in a premier national laboratory. not a bad consolation prize. i was happy for it. >> a second screening for the general public just wrapped up about an hour ago and took lace at the will of the arts and culture at santa fe new mexican heritage laws up. nasa and several other technology organizations held a steam fair this afternoon as well. >>> you don't have to be a

judy: a student of professor hernandez is a senior who joined the lawsuit as a plaintiff. >> i am antudies student, and we no longer have any urban studies faculty. a lot of the urban studies programming and classes directly challenge the laws that are currently in place. judy: gabby bautista is a senior who has been organizing students to protest the changes at new college. >> we have been trying to go with this tagline, your school is next, because in actuality that is the real fear, that we are the canary in the coal mine. judy: 40% of the new college faculty has quit since the desantis chosen board of trustees was installed. >> it is a very tense environment. judy: for her part, professor hernandez has decided to stay put. >> i left my country of birth many years ago. there was something real in political oppression. i am done running. i feel it is important to stand and say no. it i believe in the importance of academic freedom. and unless somebody stays and stands for it, we just might lose it. judy: for the pbs newshour, i'm judy woodruff in sarasota, florida. ♪ geoff: remembe

hernandez has written three books about his journey to becoming an astronaut.m version of a million miles away can also be seen on amazon prime. he is one of about 600 people. andre, who have seen the world from the other side. and he says when he thinks about it in those terms, even he kind of gets the chills. you know, just the soaring itself is just impressive alone to say, hey, i'm going to i want something bigger and go after it. and get it. that's got to be an amazing accomplishment. i hope kids a lot of kids are seeing his story. i think here in california with all the latino farmworkers that are around, they have a little more hope after seeing that story. right. and who doesn't love a story about just persistence and dedication? i mean, i'm a sucker for those kind of stories. and he says he learned his work ethic and his doggedness from his own parents who were farm workers. is it like i can take that and put that here? and he did. thank you so much for joining us. hope you have a marvelous monday morning. the gorgeous golden gate. meet you back here a

. >> y es que, como bien relata hernández, vivirlo es bien diferente. >> es bien diferente porque unoen el barco hay 5000 personas que 20.030 mil personas esperando su ser querido. >> hernández escriba su esposa como una mujer fuerte y seria, que desde los pasados dos años está cumpliendo su sueño de servirle a este país, tal y como lo juró frente a la bandera estadounidense. tanto a él como a su hija solo les queda tener paciencia mientras esperan por el momento en que puedan fundirse en un abrazo. maricel berenice, telemundo y toda nuestra cobertura sobre este conflicto bélico está a su disposición en nuestra página web telemundo 48 punto com o también puede descargar nuestra aplicación móvil para tener la información en la palma de su mano. >> en un aparatoso accidente de tránsito terminó esta persecución policial en dallas, texas. el conductor de ese automóvil que veíamos volcando había sido robado. chocó contra la patrulla del alguacil y otro vehículo que, como ven, iba pasando por la intersección y como le digo, terminó volando por los aires. el sospechoso del robo murió en el l

el presunto homicida fue identificado como carlos daniel hernÁndez.s mÓviles. la policÍa acaba de terminar una conferencia de prensa donde dieron mÁs detalles sobre el caso. nuestro compaÑero estuvo presente y nos explica mÁs de lo que dijeron. locutor: estoy frente al departamento de policÍa,hace apenas un momento acabo de terminar esta conferencia de prensa. reportaron que poco despuÉs de las 7:00 a.m. recibieron el reporte de una persona que fue apuÑalada, sin embargo, al llegar al lugar encontraron tres vÍctimas. la policÍa me informa que en esta misma escena pudieron localizar el sospechoso, que de hecho iba huyendo en el vehÍculo de una de las vÍctimas. de momento no se sabe la relaciÓn entre el sospechoso y estas tres personas. la policÍa pudo identificar el sospechoso y dar esta informaciÓn a la policÍa de montain, hasta el momento no queda claro o donde ocurriÓ este arresto. en esta Área es predominante de personas mayores, he hablado con algunos de los vecinos y estÁn preocupados por esta situaciÓn. es una comunidad bastante tranquila donde

marlene: es el emotivo momento en que ronald hernÁndez se reencuentra con la familia a la que ha acompaÑadonclova, coahuila. lo que no sabÍan es que el joven venezolano iba en el mismo tren que ellos, pero venÍa arriesgando su vida en el trayecto. >> cuando nos hicieron correr, me tocÓ meterme aquÍ en el chasis como dos horas. marlene: este venezolano cuenta que al principio solo pensÓ en esconderse, pero de repente la locomotora empezÓ a andar. >> venÍa asustado. pensÉ que no iba a salir de allÍ. marlene: a pesar del gran riesgo de viajar a la par de las ruedas del tren, por fortuna saliÓ ileso. su mayor consuelo era poder continuar junto a la familia, ayudÁndolos hasta el final de su travesÍa. despuÉs de cuatro dÍas en custodia de inmigraciÓn, fue puesto en libertad con aviso de comparecencia y ayer por la noche llegÓ a san antonio, donde con sentimientos encontrados nos contÓ su sentir antes de partir a miami. dice que llegÓ a sentir que las piernas y brazos se le vencÍan en el camino, pero sus deseos de llegar y su fe le dieron fuerzas. >> iba a mucha velocidad y no se detenÍa y no agua

jodi hernandez reports one culprit caught, as you saw on-camera. >> it's just fun.ove putting halloween stuff out. >> reporter: christina of pittsburg takes pride in her family's front yard halloween display but feeling a little creeped out this halloween after police released images of a real-life halloween monster making off with people's fright night decorations. >> i'm scared. i'm scared. you know? it's offensive to get all of this stuff and it's not the money. it's just people putting stuff out for a holiday you should be able to, without people coming and taking it down. >> reporter: the man caught on camera several times in pittsburg, but antioch is also getting hit by halloween heisters. crooks cleaned out the elaborate decorations on display at this house. >> kind of sad. my good friend, neighbor, hit really bad. all of his decoratios 20% taken. the really expensive ones. >> reporter: he says they try to outdo one another. >> wants more. >> reporter: but he scaled back big time this year, only displaying a few decorations. >> we have 25-pound plate. 35-poun

, congressman hernandez, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> you are in that room.ou heard that candidates. the vote is expected to take place tomorrow. how are you going to vote? >> i'll vote for kevin mccarthy. >> didn't he just say he did not want even his supporters, yourself included, to nominate him? >> i don't think he's going to be nominated. i'm still going to vote for him. i can always write in his name, and i expect other members of congress will do the same but i have decided very publicly this wasn't the right thing to do. and after listening to both candidates, their plans for the future includes continuing resolutions, which is exactly what kevin mccarthy was going to do -- canada mccarthy was removed for about the same plant that both of these, jim jordan and steve scalise, have laid out. i have great respect for both steve scalise and jim jordan. but kevin mccarthy should have never been removed from his post. >> but what not either steve scalise or jim jordan given it doesn't look like kevin mccarthy has the votes to become speaker again? >> i'm no

lo mismo el joven hernÁndez a quien su padre desea volver a abrazar. >> confiamos en dios que regresesizar colocaron me las metas entonaron el himno mexicano. cientos de personas aquÍ tambiÉn se congregaron para marchar hacia monumento de la revoluciÓnen apoyo al pueblo palestino. reclaman el reconocimiento del estado palestino y al respeto al derecho internacional humanitario. >> soy mexicana—musulmana, y respeto el derecho a la paz y a la vida. es imposible que se estÉ haciendo esto. quiero manifestaciones pero todos coinciden en lo mismo.justicia y una vida en paz. fÉlix: hoy tuvo lugar una cumbre sobre inmigraciÓn convocada por el presidente lÓpez obradora la que asistieron varios mandatarios y cancilleres de paÍses donde sale gran parte la mirasen a la regiÓn como cuba, venezuela, y honduras. en la reuniÓn mÉxico anunciÓ un plan de acciÓny con la realidad de cada paÍs. de dron nos dice cuÁles son los puntos claves del plan. >> lacumbre sobre temas migratorios concluyÓ esta tarde y los gobiernos asistente firmaron un acuerdo donde se comprometen a trabajar de inmediato para evitar