y el otro cambio es por lucas hernÁndez. bueno, entonces vamos a ver en quÉ queda todo.a hacer extremo. nos engaÑÓ flick. paco: ya viene martÍnez al centro del campo. permanecen los dos centrales, tolisso, seguramente adelantarÁ un poco mÁs javi martÍnez. de martínez esta pelota para gnabry, balÓn rebotado, le marcan dos, lucas ocampos la maneja para navas, tÚnel para gnabry, ocampos que ha sido hoy mucho mÁs el guerrero que constructor. quÉ manera de jugar el dÍa de hoy, de marcar por parte de lucas . la pelota para kimmich. me parece que no esta tan bien parado el sevilla en esta, la pueden levantar y aparece ahÍ kimmich. aparece kimmich! lo dejaron suelto, pero no le pegÓ bien. ivÁn: quÉ buen centro, nuevamente el corazÓn del Área. ve perfectamente que viene desde atrÁs y kimmich se equivoca. estaba prÁcticamente frente al arco, 3 m, no le alcanza a dar con claridad el alemÁn, se pierde una ocasiÓn clarÍsima. diego: como que no tenÍa muy bien la referencia de dÓnde se encontraba con respecto al arco kimmich, cuando definiÓ ese centro de muller que ahora se va a la der

a couple of questions for chief building inspector hernandez. is the building vacant. >> no, all the units are vacant at the moment. >> thank you. your -- your information there is germane to my next question. thank y at the hearing, did he show up? >> he did show up. at the hearing, we gave him an advisement permit, which gave him 30 days to submit the file, and he never did. >> thank you. my position is similar to to commissioner tam and commissioner mccarthy. i think with everything going on, covid and everything, i think it's appropriate to give him one more month, but there's been a lot of breaks given to him, so i would say that no further continuances would be given after a month is what i'm saying. >> thank you, commissioners. what i'm hearing is wide consensus among the group to extend it, but not for 90 days, for 30 days or one month. is there a motion to that effect? >> i'd like to make a motion to extend for 30 days. >> thank you, commissioner tam. is there a second? >> actually, if i could request -- i might have missed something. t

and i was shocked that i finally had a kid in my patrol named hernandez. so i go and say hernandez. he says, i'm not spanish. i'm not. i'm not. and where we were growing up, it was actually not the easiest thing to be. so i could understand why greg hernandez would say that. but greg hernandez had a cuban great-grandfather, and because of the way we do names in the united states, that was the only thing that was even remotely latino about greg hernandez. in 2040, there going to be millions more greg hernandezs and mary lopezs and sally gomezs who have this cultural real lick, their legal name, and little more than that will we count them in this projected 130 million latino population? will we? should we? does it make any sense if part of their self-concept is not that they are part of this big people that is trying to figure out what their influence on the wider society is. and greg hernandez, you know, found it in his interest to insist and that he wasn't spanish. so, you know, a lot of this story is yet to be told. what latino assimilation is going look like in the coming decades

haro and hernandez.hing on claudia haro. >> the judge finds the child abuse allegations to be false on april 12th of 2000. the hit occur about a month and a week after that on may 20th. >> all of that is circumstantial. >> i agree. >> soon there was more. prosecutors say the handwriting on the hit note matched claudia haro's. and when prosecutors provided samples of letter to garrett with the hit notes they notice the misspelling of this word, agora, as in agora hills. in the notes and garrett's letters it's mistelled the same way. a-u-g-o-r-a. claudia insists she never gave note osar maps to quiroz. >> duh give him notes? >> no that i can think of, no. >> if we had notes in your handwriting? >> they're not from me. i don't know. >> she claimed to know little of what manny haro had been up to. >> why would your brother, who never met garrett, want him killed? >> i don't know. that's not -- >> why would he tell us that you're the one that asked him to be killed and help arrange it? >> i don't know. >> did

ezequiel hernÁndez sigue conectado con nosotros.ice: mi esposo es tps, yo no pero tenemos hermanos y ciudadanos. ¿por quÉ grado nos conviene aplicar? ezequiel: si las hermanos te piden una espera de 15 aÑos, si es que por ahÍ no te corresponde nada inmediatamente, yo creo que hay que esperar tambiÉn un poco para ver hasta dÓnde llegan estas elecciones y si llegamos a la suprema corte de justicia. sino, tambiÉn se puede explorar el asilo y ver tambiÉn si tus hijos te pueden pedir, dependiendo si vives en el noveno o en el sexto circuito de los estados unidos. carolina: abogado, esta pregunta: silvia cruz, ¿quÉ pasa con honduras? no se habla al respecto, solamente de cuatro paÍses. ezequiel: honduras estÁ en otra litigaciÓn porque fue tratado con nepal, entonces me imagino que el mismo argumento tambiÉn va a ser puesto, tambiÉn estÁ en el noveno circuito, tal vez los otros jueces no fallen de la misma manera entonces creo que van a sufrir el mismo fin, estÁn en una diferente demanda. estamos hablando del salvador, nicaragua y los otro

mark hernandez is retiring this year after 40 years of dedicated service to the city and county of sanisco. i'd just like to thank mark hernandez for his continued service and wish him all the best in his retirement. [applause] >> thank y [♪] >> thank you so much, commander. our next group of winners includes the most inspiring public works volunteer, youth neighborhood leadership, and outstanding neighborhood watch group. the most inspiring public works volunteer award includes san francisco volunteers who have consistently worked to improve our neighborhoods as they build a cleaner, greener, and safer community. vicky rideout was selected because of her extraordinary work in creating a beautiful and vibrant street park in bernal heights. so congratulations, vickie. [applause] >> so we know that you were especially dedicated to the thompson gardens stairway project and helped their volunteers toward beautifying the area. so what drew you to this area and inspired you to make a drew? >> well, if i'm honest, i was disgusted by how the property had become. it was a stinky mess, full of t

por las policía en el condado santa cruzy mismo lugar donde se cree que estuvo viviendo y leticia hernándezolivia famil aynos tiene las reacciones. >> 16 asoñd é su asesinato familiares hoy resporan tranquilo. >> sypreciosa vida terminó con culpa de su padrastro raúl matas. >e>el departamento de miami - dade anunció el arresto de raúl matta que era padrastro de la jovencita cutnao fue encontrada muerte con una herida en el cuello no tiene palabra y solo podemos agradecer y darle gar que podemos tener justicia en este caso. >> desde que fue responsable en el caso. >> por lo que ocurrido estábamos seguros que no había dudas en los corazones. >> en el vecindario de casas móviles en la avenida 10 la madre de la jovencita en horas de la madrugada y matta saslio esta mañana para regresar dos horas más tarde yencontrarse con el cuerpo de la menor y no hubo evidencias en su contra. >> ahora que dios confiene y que él mismo confiese lo que él hizo y que es tiempo ya gracias a dios y al equipo que pague sus consecuencias-. >> ahora presentes en al onferencia dijeron no poder explicar los motivos y co

reportera: en este dÍa del trabajo hernÁndez dice que no tiene nada que celebrar, porque se quedÓ sinnto como fÍsica y econÓmicamente nos afectÓ. pues nos quedamos sin trabajo todos. reportera: Él y diez miembros de su familia dieron positivo al covid 19 el pasado 20 de agosto. >> nosotros nos contagiamos en sÍ no sabemos dÓnde. porque para el patrÓn que estÁbamos trabajando Él fue el primero que saliÓ positivo. con el virus. y al otro dÍa de que Él saliÓ positivo nos mandÓ hacernos la pruefa a todos los que estÁbamos trabajando. todos salimos infectados. reportera: la familia de mÉxico, no califica para ayuda del gobierno. recobrar su trabajo no es posible en el futuro inmediato. >> trabajo no se puede trabajar. luego si quisiera trabajar no nos dan trabajo. por eso. tendrÍamos que hacer otra prueba para saber que no tenemos nada, que estamos bien. reportera: temen que su situaciÓn fÍsica y econÓmica empeore. >> digo que no, pero nosotros como todos los dÍas estamos pues mal. estamos siempre con el temor que nos vaya a dar otra vez. reportera: como la familia hernÁndez, miles de pers

nos conectamos en vivo con el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez.ta hora? >> significa que tiene que mandar sus formularios o pedido migratorio antes de este 13 de octubre para no dar la evidencia que se requiere sobre la carga pÚblica, quiere decir que dijo que despuÉs de este 13, rechazara las peticiones o medidas sin esa evidencia, y tiene que llegar antes de esa fecha. la tiene que poner en el correo para que llegue antes del 13. borja: abogado, cuÁles son esas evidencias que se tienen que someter antes de la fecha lÍmite para comprobar que no eres una carga pÚblica para el estado? >> antes desde la fecha lÍmite, no tienes que mandar ninguna evidencia, es si tu peticiÓn llega despuÉs del 13, que deban regresar el paquete, y tendrÍas que aplicar nuevamente para dar evidencia que no eres cara pÚblica, y ese tipo de evidencia es que tienes la posibilidad de trabajar, hablar inglÉs, que tu edad no es tan avanzada para hacer una carga pÚblica, que tienes talentos, en tÉrminos de lo que puedes hacer como trabajo, y tambiÉn que no has utilizado los pro

jo jodi hernandez is in contra costa county where they're struggling to meet that need. >> as a mother, i care about my kids. it worries me a lot. what's going to happen in the next few months? is this going to end or keep going? >> reporter: this single mother has been struggling to keep her family fed. laid off because of covid-19, e she's had to rely on free school lunches and free give aways to keep her children nourished. >> it's important that they do whatever they can to help us, provide our family with food and everything. i am appreciated they do that for our families. i'm glad. >> reporter: the contra costa solano food bank says the need has never been greater, and it's not slowing down. >> what we're seeing continue is no letup. it's just continuing to be, some people say the new normal. >> reporter: the food bank has been giving out boxes of shelf-stable food items and produce to record numbers of people in need. new faces who pre-pandemic would have never thought they'd need help staying fed. >> there as more nice cars at the distributions than you've ever seen. people who

. >> but in may, imai received a message from nancy hernandez, one of her growers in in honduras.or advanced payment. she explained she and fellow farmers had lost vital business because of the government's stay-at-home order to curb the spread of the coronavirus. >> translator: she's never asked me more money before, so i knew she was in big trouble. >> this man who owns a saki brewery offered to collaborate with imai so she could help her friend overseas. >> i came up with combining the flavor of her coffee and our distilled liquor. >> they started developing a new product that infuses it with honduran coffee. a test batch was finally ready for tasting. >> imai showed hernandez the product in an online call. the label design incorporates the logo for her farm. she hopes her customers can imagine a farar away honduran farms as they savor the lake core. >> i'm grateful for your support. thank you for starting thihi wondnderful collaboration. >> translator: i strongly believe we can over come hardship by w working hard together.. >> reporter: she launched a campaign and offered the

joh jodi hernandez is live. >> reporter: uc berkeley could have signs posting to entrances letting them know the university is closed. it won't be as lockdown. >> this green space is central for me. >> reporter: roger robinson cherishes his morning run through the uc berkeley campus. >> it is special to roll through here and enjoy the green spaces and seeing so many people are, too. >> reporter: uc berkeley is aiming at a new policy aimed at keeping the public out. cal drafted a measure that has temporarily close the campus to the public. it is not enforced by ucpd. it could be enforced by other staff members. >> my hope this policy will exist on paper and paper alone. >> reporter: robertson encouraged the university's approach of implementing it is based on cal community. >> it is a public university, it should be public. >> reporter: rodney is a cal rad, he can't bare the thought skipping his cal visits with his buddies. everyone seems to be socially distancing to stay safe. folks here say especially of this time of covid, they need a place to stretch out and enjoy the outdoors. >> it

jodi hernandez spoke with some of those survivors bracing for the worse. >> reporter: it was november 8th all over again for all of us. melissa said she woke morning f going into the town of paradise all over again. >> brought back a lot of angst. to the campfire in november of 2018. in fact she and her husband just submitted their rebuilding plans on tuesday. >> i was ecstaticed that we submitted our plans and the bear fire broke out. >> i walked outside and started crying because it was so similar. not just the skies but the feel. it feels a lot of fear in the community. >> reporter: instead of panicking yesterday, she sprung into action. she has been delivering water and other needed supplies to evacuees. many in paradise left town to be safe. >> right now i think we are all apart of it. a lot are choosing to leave because the sky or the smell. >> reporter: the bay area skipped over paradise, it left a path of destruction in other parts of the county. cal fire say they'll help in any way they can. >> we got you. we'll get through it. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news.

in concord, i am jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> spooky decorations. thank you. >>> we are tracking some developments when it comes to covid-19 in pac-12 football. commissioner larry scott tweeted he gotten the green light to resume games and practices in california. it comes after governor newsom says his guidelines were not trying to block college football. oregon governor gave the commissioners the green light. pac-12 needs to make sure their practices following local guidelines and coming up at 6:00, we have a look at what the governor says that sparked all of this. >>> the ship began last week. you can see the line began to trend backup ward there. the bay area is following a similar trend. our region reported 35 new deaths. that's the bay area's second deadliest day of the pandemic. 24 of those deaths were in alameda county. so far of the 356 total coronavirus deaths in alameda county, 335 of those victims were over the age of 50. >>> covid cases at colleges and universities continue to rise. san jose state, 43 cases. stanford with 137 and berkel

. >> norberto hernandez. >> raul hernandez. >> gary herold. >> jeffrey alan hersch. >> thomas j.. >> brian christopher hickey. >> enemencio dario hidalgo cedeÑo. >> timothy brian higgins. >> robert d. w. higley ii. >> todd russell hill. >> clara victorine hinds. >> neal o. hinds. >> mark hindy. >> katsuyuki hirai. >> heather malia ho. >> tara yvette hobbs. >> thomas anderson hobbs. >> james j. hobin. >> robert wayne hobson iii. >> dajuan hodges. >> ronald g. hoerner. >> patrick a. hoey. >> john a. hofer. >> marcia hoffman. >> stephen gerard hoffman. >> frederick joseph hoffmann. >> michele l. hoffmann. >> judith florence hofmiller. >> wallace cole hogan, jr. >> thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> jonathan r. hohmann. >> cora hidalgo holland. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmie i. holley. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas p. holohan. >> herbert wilson homer. >> leroy w. homer, jr. >> bradley v. hoorn. >> james p. hopper. >> montgomery mccullough hord. >> michael joseph horn. >> matthew douglas horning. >> robert l. horohoe, jr. >> michael robert horrocks. >> aaron horwitz. >>

as the pandemic hit, olympians like gymnast laurie hernandez had to find ways to work from home. >> myst beam? >> reporter: ( laughs ) my coffee table could be the beam, the vault. those who felt like climbing the walls did. world champions lifted weights at a local park. the artistic swimming team synchronized by zoom, the kid's >> reporter: those who fel playrooms or new york city balcony transformed into the gym. darryl homer won a silver medal in 2016 and is trying to make his third olympic team. >> probably two and a half months with very, very limited training. >> reporter: finding a new place to run drills was far from the only challenge for these elite athletes whose lives and routines are meticulously planned years in advance. hernandez won gold and silver medals in rio but like other olympic hopefuls she now has to wait to qualify for the upcoming games. >> everybody was getting ready to peak and now all of a sudden we have to come back down again. >> reporter: a new schedule means another year of testing limits, financially, mentally and physically. while kyle merber helped

we start with nbc bay area's jodi hernandez in calistoga. jodi, a lot has happened specifically where you are in the past 24 hours. >> reporter: that's right. there's definitely been a lot more destruction as this fire has quadrupled in size. the fire has destroyed a lot of structures, a lot of homes out here, including this one you're looking at. while the fire did spare the vines, it took the family's home, as you can see, and, unfortunately, we've seen scenes like this all over wine country. this was the scene as we made our way toward calistoga this morning. fire burning along highway 29, smack in the heart of wine country. >> there's just no words. there's no words for it. >> reporter: haley christopher and her parents are devastated. the family who splits their time between here and ventura county lost their calistoga home, their two-bedroom house, barn and storage tanks that provide water to their vineyard all gone. >> you don't believe it. you don't believe it until you see it. and it's still surreal. you don't -- we were just here l

along with so many others, as the pandemic hit, olympians like gymnast laurie hernandez had to find acan be the beam. the vault. >> reporter: those who felt like climbing the walls did. world champions lifted weights at a local park or in a garage next to holiday decorations. the artistic swimming team synchronized by zoom. family pets became training partners with the kids' play room or a new york city balcony transformed into the gym. >> sometimes on the balcony, the guy who lives across from me, oh, you're fencing now. >> reporter: darrell homer won a silver medal in rio in 2016 and is trying to make his third olympic team. >> it was probably 2.5 months with very, very limited training. >> reporter: finding a new place to run drills was far from the only challenge for these elite athletes whose lives and routines are meticulously planned years in advance. hernandez won gold and silver medals in rio, but like other olympic hopefuls, she now has to wait to qualify for the upcoming games. >> everybody was getting ready to peak, and then we're having to come back down again. >> reporte

>> primero que nada es una tragedia que no debiÓ haber ocurrido, no solamente es guardado, es hernÁndezcreo que es importante comenzar a redirigir los recursos pÚblicos en cosas como services y salubridad pÚblica. hemos tenido un periodo de mÁs de 30 aÑos donde hemosfabricado 22 prisiones. lo que se estÁ dando para las seguridades pÚblicas muchas veces estÁn siendo mal usados. siempre vamos a necesitar policÍa, vamos a necesitar cÁrcel. la cuestiÓn es dónde estÁ el balance y yo soy partidario de que mucho de este dinero tiene que ir a otros servicios que van ayudar a que nuestra comunidad estÉ mÁs segura y no necesariamente es servir como una fuerza opresora. pero se equivocan aquellos? >> yo no creo que se equivoquen, creo que es una manera porque es un tÉrmino que significa diferentes cosas para diferentes personas. en la otra parte del argumento del espectro hay gente como yo que dice que hay que empezar a ver cÓmo podemos sacar fondos de este sistema que no estÁ trabajando. la salud mental no se arregla con encarcelar a la gente. el sistema judicial no tiene una cura para el cÁncer,

nicole hernandez is one of dr. lloyd's patience, inm recovery f prescription opioid addiction that began in 2008 after a near fatal car lshe initially used power opioids to manage pain from her multiplenjuries. at the worst point of this, how many pills did you need to take to dull thpain and to feel like you were addressing that issue? >> well, it depends on which pill, but the strongest ones, i don't know, like 20. >> reporter: like many others who suffer addiction, hernandez calls being someone she couldn't recognize. she forged prescriptions and ended up in jal. only then realizing the hold the d ugs had on her. >> towards the your pregnancy, you didn't get cravings more in the third trimeser? hernandez is prescrid suboxone which helps lessen her continuous pain without the feeling of addiction and withdrawal. the virtual appointments kept her from having to visit the clinic. >> it'been awesome. i never had to leave my baby's side. >> reporte lloyd said since telehealth became an option, tients rates for showin

the first individual, joseph hernandez served a very brief term. he is an incredibly interesting person, more for his career outside of congress because it was so short. he was wasn't -- he was one of these individuals who helped bridge the states cultural and governmental transition from spanish colony to u.s. territory. he had fought for spain prior to the turnover to u.s. control. he later fought for the united states, particularly against seminole indians in several of the conflicts with local indian tribes. he earned and lost a great fortune on several plantations. he owned hundreds of african-american slaves. this guy is a slaveowning indian fighting politician who would be cut from the jacksonian cloth. he embodied attitudes toward statehood and representation that many of the delegates in the 19th century later would. the term of service was very brief. it set a precedent for later territorial delegates. he was the very first delegate from florida. focus, it was largely internal improvement. this is the storyline that follows throughout the

en la lista de quienes estuvieronvinculadas a Él parececel zulema hernÁndez, la exdiputada lucero sÁnchez" guzmÁn reconociÓ 10 hijos pero acepta que tiene mÁs. >>> las autoridades encontraron el cuerpo decapitado del periodista julio valdivia, el hallazgo ocurriÓ en un baldÍo. en lo que va del aÑo 4 periodistas perdieron la vida. la guardia costera logrÓ decomisar 26 mil libras de narcÓticos, el cargamento tenÍa un valor de 39 # 0 millones de dÓlares. >>> tenemos imÁgenes de un operarapivo pero vea la droga que sdta paquetes envueltos en arpiellera, el contenido de los narcÓticos estÁ valornado 390 millones de dÓlares. >>> es una victoria para todos. esto se considera un golpe para el narcotrÁfico. >>> los decomisos fueron en alta mar. el hallazgo fue parte de la guardia costera, en colaboraciÓn con la dea y la guardia nacional. >>> los decomisos se llevaron a cabo entre mayo y agosto y sucediÓ 13 veces. este buque decomisÓ varias lanchas rapiadas. se los confiscÓ mucho dinero a los narcotraficante, esto equivale a lo que ganan 6 mil familias de (hablan en inglÉs). este cargamento y en lo

as the pandemic hit, olympians like laurie hernandez had to find a way to work from home. >> my lichgm doesn't have the best beam. >> reporter: the coffee dabl can be the alabama. >> yeah. >> reporter: those who felt like climbing did walls did. they lifted weights at a park. and family pets became training partners with the kids' playroom or a new york city balcony transformed into a gym. darryl homer is trying to make his third olympic team. >> it was probably two and a half months with very, very limited training. >> finding a new place to run drills was face-off from the only challenge for these athletes whose lives and routines are meticulously planned years in advanced. like other olympic hopefuls, hernandez has to wait to qualify for the upcoming games. >> all of a sudden we're having to come back down again. >> reporter: rescheduling the olympics means another year of testing limits financially, mentally, and physically. but when the 29-year-olds will be hoping to qualifier and his final attempt to make it to the games. >> everything that i do every single day is kind of posit

jodi hernandez joins us live where people are out and about. hi, jodi. >> reporter: hi, there. tons of people have been out and about. you see people out here enjoying the park in concorde. for many, this is the first time in days that have felt comfortable enough to venture outside, but this clear air may not last long. beau bautista is back to be back on the green now that the gray smoky sky is about to clear up. >> it's good to be outside, play outside, feel better. >> the golf course in walnut creek just reopened this morning after the unhealthy air quality prompted them to close for four straight days, disappointing many golfers. >> we didn't like it. during covid, there's not a lot to do. golf has been a release for many, so we got a lot of phone calls. >> reporter: while there are still pockets of unhealthy airy parts of the bay area, most cities are seeing clear skies, putting them into the moderate range. the bay area quality management district says that means it's safe for most to resume outdoor activity. >> we recommend that people check their air quality, and if th

in sacramento county, i'm jodi hernandez nbc bay area news. >>> senator kamala harris will be back in calthe creek fire zo meet with local leaders and firefighters. >> this is all a perfect storm if you think about it, natural disasters, the debate about climate change, and an election in about 50 days from now. let's bring in our political analyst larry gerston. it's important for us on the west coast but is climate change a big enough issue to sway voters? >> look, i believe for the democrats particularly, nothing is going to be as important as covid-19 this year. that doesn't mean you leave out other critical issues and what you heard from joe biden was a great big emphasis on the concerns that led to climate change along with his promise of all kinds of new jobs for people in this new economy and new scientific era. so it's going to get a lot of play particularly the next few weeks and it will remain an issue but nothing like covid-19 as far as the democrats are concerned. >> larry, fascinating to watked response in terms of federal aid. he also admitted california can improve its

desde el puerto de acapulco, patricia hernÁndez apoya la denuncia.n elegibles para votar en las elecciones presidenciales de este aÑo. la campaÑa "vota conmigo" tiene como misiÓn ayudar a los latinos para registrarse a votar. visite univisiÓn.com/vota conmigo vamos a mensajes. al volver, la nasa tiene un plan de miles de millones de dÓlares para enviar a la primera mujer a la lu patricia: la depresiÓn tropical beta continÚa causando serias inundaciones en houston. tras tocar tierra en la costa de texas. la policÍa rescatÓ a decenas de personas atrapadas en vehÍculos. los meteorÓlogos advierten que las lluvias podrÍan continuar. la nasa revelÓ un plan de $28,000,000,000 para enviar a la primera mujer a la luna y a un hombre en el aÑo 2024. serÍa primer viaje tripulado a la superficie lunar desde 1972. los astronautas pasarÁn casi una semana refugiados y realizando experimentos. la misiÓn tiene como objeto la exploraciÓn cientÍfica. los dejamos con estas bellas imÁgenes. gracias, buenas noches. que descansen. ♪ locutor: televisa presenta...

jodi hernandez joins us in calistoga. jodi, we've gone through this before. it's all for fire safety but still very frustrating for several people. >> reporter: very frustrating and very tough. a lot of folks here in calistoga say they had their power turned off at about 4:30 this morning, including this bed and breakfast in here. you can hear the buzz of the generator going behind us. you can also see down the way the traffic light at this intersection is out, forcing drivers to make a four-way stop. pg&e says its experts are predicting wind gusts of up to 60 miles an hour tonight and they don't want to take any chances. >> not happy. not happy. >> reporter: that's how the owners of buster's barbecue in calistoga are feeling after pg&e cut the power early this morning, forcing them to operate by flashlight. >> i think it sucks, to be perfectly honest. how much more can we take in calistoga? >> reporter: pg&e says the hot, dry, windy conditions prompted them to turn off the power to nearly 18,000 customers in sonoma county and 5,000 in napa county. the they s

javier hernÁndez y jonathan dos santos podrÍan ser titulares cuando el galaxy enfrente al real salt lakejuventus. recuerden que el viernes puede seguir toda la acciÓn del fÚtbol mexicano con los partidos de puebla contra querÉtaro y bravos frente al atlas. o la acciÓn a las 6:30 -- 7:30 del este. los raiders de las vegas vencieron 34 puntos a 24 a los astros de nueva orleans. suma su segunda victoria sin derrotas. hasta aquÍ con informaciÓn. gracias por su compaÑÍa. nos encontramos en el siguiente "contacto deportivo".

hoy los invito conocer a vanessa hernÁndez >>> para esta madre e hija el apoyo familiar es un factorque tomado ventaja de diversos programas deportivos artÍsticos y de programaciÓn graduÁndose recientemente del programa en lÍnea (nombre extranjero( un programa que busca aumentar el nÚmero de mujeres en todos los campos de la informÁtica >>> la experencia muy bonita porque aprendÍ muchas cosas que me pueden ayudar en el futuro >>> la joven hispana que se describe trabajadora como positiva y perseverante >>> un reto personal por conquistar que seguirÁ yÉndose de la mano de el apoyo de su madre >>> para poder ayudar a un mÁs a su hija marcelina cursÓ un programa de la organizaciÓn (nombre extranjero( que apoya a las familias en el camino de sus hijos a sus estudios un universitarios >>> para ella tambiÉn es importante apoyar a las comu comunidades >>> y es que con sus estudios acadÉmicos, nos platica que puede ayudar econÓmicamente a aquellos que verdaderamente lo necesitan y abogar ya por la importancia de que los padres se involucren en educaciÓn de sus hijos, para ella eso ha sido un

miguel hernÁndez dice que vio corriendo 20 de ellos. pero todos atrapados.el cubreboca podrÍa dar mayor protecciÓn que la propia vacuna. dijo el director de los centros de prevenciÓn y enfermedades del cdc. agregÓ que tiene prueba claras que funcionan, que son nuestra mejor defensa en contra del covid 19. advirtiÓ que la vacuna estarÍa muy limitada en noviembre, diciembre. se debe dar a quiÉn lo necesita. para el pÚblico en general estarÍa lista para fines del segundo trimesentre del prÓximo aÑo. el presidente dijo que la informaciÓn del cdc de la vacuna es incorrecta. que estarÍa confundido y no entendiÓ la pregunta. el doctor fauci dijo que la disparidad son extraordinarias e inaceptables. dijo que es un problema que se puede arreglar. el principal asesor mÉdico del presidente hizo sus declaraciones mientras participaba en la conferencia de liderazgo 2020 del congreso. ilia: la batalla contra el coronavirus se libra en escuelas y guarderias. los maestros se convirtieron en un ejÉrcito que muchas veces tiene que sacrificar la atenciÓn de sus hijos por el bi

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. we're going to go to the south bay where there is a demonstration taking place right now. it started about an hour ago. a few dozen people gathered at san jose city hall, with signs that say black lives matter, demanding justice for breonna taylor. of course, we're going to follow her case throughout the news cast and the latest developments coming out of louisville where we hear a police officer has been shot. we'll have an update in about 25 minutes. >>> an internet outage in the south bay caused problems for people working and studying from home. many were forced to leave their home to go to class online because of the outage, which lasted for hours. our business and tech reporter scott budman caught up with people of all ages trying to stay productive. >> reporter: the new hot spot in town, a coffee shop. >> i need wi-fi. >> reporter: this one was crowded thanks to a cable internet outage that sit the south bay hard. >> i woke up this morning and the internet wasn't working. >> i

warrant office five, joseph rose mond, kip godding, officer two brady levine, officer two irvin hernandez, warrant officer one gee young, sergeant georgia jr. and sergeant cameron powell of the army national guard for acts of heroism on september 5th, 2020. the brave actions and superior airmanship resulted in the successful rescue of 242 adulls and children from the creek fire in central california. their actions are keeping in the highest traditions of selfless honor and personal courage and reflects great credit upon themselves and the california army national guard, and the united states army. >> want to take you to oregon here. i know a lot of focus, the president is there in sacramento. but oregon, they have really been hurting. they have been fighting the holiday farm fire since it broke out one week ago. working around the clock, protecting homes and businesses and saving lives. these firefighters. but while this one chief battled to save her own community, her own home burned. and so did her fire station. joining me now is fire chief christiania rainbow. chief rainbow, how are yo

ty hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> sack ra men toe county.received one in the mail warning you about what to do if you plan to cast a mail-in vote. sacramento county tweeted all the information on the postcard does not apply to california residents. the third one says you must request a mail-in ballot at least 15 days prior to election day. that's not the case in california. all registered and active voters in the state will receive a mailed ballot, starting october 5th. a usps spokesperson told cnn the main message is the same for every voter. plan ahead. as we said, in california, the ballots will be mailed out at the beginning of october. if you have questions about what's on the ballot, we can help. our abc 7 news.com page has lots of election coverage, including a guide to all 12 state propositions that are up for vote. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. covid-19 has changed the way we live and work, maybe forever. some workers cannot stay home, and are tasked with where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, rig

2 other contractors who already we're charged, they intend to plead guilty business in bellmore hernandez will plead guilty and cooperate with the investigation and local contractor florence kong will plead guilty to admit she brive nuru in return for getting public contracts. >>in the south bay, the san jose city council unanimously improve deciding to adore says statewide measure. >>that would restore voting rights to parolees. if prop 17 is passed by california voters in california joins 19 other states that allow residents who are on parole for felony convictions to vote when they finish their sentences, currently maine and vermont are the only states that allow incarcerated individuals to vote in 2016 california passed legislation allowing individuals in county jails to vote while they are in jail of the states, a 125,000 inmates nearly 50,000 of them are expected to be on active parole. by the end of the year. now let's give you the update on the wildfires more people in san mateo and santa cruz counties can return to their homes calfire removed additional evacuation orders for the

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spent the day at cal, where the proposed policy isn't going over well. >> reporter: uc berkeley could soon have signs posted at all its entrances, letting people know the campus is closed to the public. but the university insists it won't be a campus lockdown. >> this screen space has been a sanctuary for me and so many in this community. >> reporter: rigel robinson cherishes his morning runs through the uc berkeley campus. >> it's special to be able to roll through here and enjoy these green spaces and to see that so many other people are too. >> reporter: but uc berkeley is considering adopting a new policy aimed at keeping the public out. at the direction of the state, cal has drafted a measure that would temporarily close the campus to the public. it would not be enforced by ucpd, but they say it could be enforced by other staff members. >> my hope is that this policy will exist on paper and paper alone. >> reporter: robinson says he's encouraged. the university says their approach to implementing it will be based on cal's principles of community. it

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jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the a's pitcher tested positive for covid-19. he's currently quarantined in his home. it is unknown how he got the virus but say either he or anyone else on the team broke any rules. the a's flew home to houston in two different groups. so far no one else tested positive. the a's are scheduled to take the field tomorrow. >>> marin county now says some of its schools may be allowed to shift from online classes to on-site classes. on the peninsula, penlo is showing off their out-door schools. administrators say they did a lot of research to make it happen. >> what we know is that the virus is not very effective at spreading outside. what we have done at synapse is to move most of the classes outside and make sure inside with large volume. >> the school removes walls and allowing social distancing. >>> in a mask and a cape, he's known as batman of san jose. the anonymous pulls a small wagon and handing out food and water to the homeless in downtown. batman wants to help those who often goes ignored. >> i figure i draw as much attent

stephanie: nicole hernandez is one dr.s, in recovery from an opioid addiion that began in 2008 car accident. sheio used s to manage pain from multiple injuries. stephanie: that th worst point of this, how many pills did you need to take to dull the pain and feel like you were addressing that issue? >> it depends which pill. of the strongest ones, 20. stephanie: like many others who suffer addiction, hernandez recalls becoming someone she could not recognize. she forged prescriptions and ended up in jail, onlyhen realizing the hold the drugs had on her. dr. lloyd: toward the end of your pregnancy you did not have cravings more in the third trimester? stephanie:s shew prescribed suboxone which helps lessen her continuous pain she says without the feeling of addiction and widrawal. the virtual appointments have kept her fm having to visit the clinic. no small comfort for the new mother of ins. >> it has been awesome bause i have never had to leave my babies' side. stephanie: 36-year-old -- on its own, telehealth is not a silv

i am jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that was difficult to watch. >>> a special moment, an award ceremony, the president presented two sergeants with a distinguished flying cross award. > >> rescue mission was back on september 5th. at one point they saved people who were only 50-feet from a wall of fire. the guards said it was the most dangerous missions they ever flown. >>> climate change and politics, all of this is coming less than 60 days inuntil the election. joe biden called president trump an arsonist. >> how many suburbs will be burned in wildfires and how many suburban neighborhoods would have been flooded out? >> kamala harris also has critical comment about the president's visit. it should not be about a photo op. she joins me for an exclusive interview over the weekend. >> the president will be touring the burned areas himself. is he doing enough? he's moving forward here. >> i have talked to the governor on a frequent basis and also to our firefighters, my brother happens to be a firefighter in california. we need all the assistance we can get. no body should be pla

here is jodi hernandez. >> reporter: this is the billboard that just went up. the vallejo police department. sean monterrosa's family want officers to see the young man's face every day. >> we'd always come here withr:y think about their brother all the time. his spot on billy goat hill is where the three would hang out since they were children. >> he's always with us. the light shining on my face and i feel like he's with us. >> reporter: his sisters want vallejo police to think of him daily. he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer in june. the officer fired his assault rifle from the backseat through the windshield of an unmarked police truck after police mistook the hammer for a gun. >> the officer that murdered my brother is off paid leave and pack in vallejo working. >> reporter: with financial help from the community, the sisters put up a billboard near the police department. >> when they drive in and out, you see it whether you're going home or going to work. you know, so it's going to be in your face every day. >> reporter: they plan to switc

jodi hernandez is joining us live. >> last night when we drove through here is like driving through hell. >> reporter: they tried to escape berry creek home last niep night. fire crews clear past the bar bridge at about 3:00 this morning. >> i have no idea. we were trapped for about eight or nine hours. this bridge was on fire so we could not get out. >> reporter: the bear fire erupted last night barrelling through the county of berry creek. we saw dozens of houses destroyed. more are still in danger as flames continue to flare up in the area. >> we ran. everybody ran. >> reporter: these men lost their homes and two of their dogs. their pup jack survived, she's okay. the family did not have a chance to grab my belongings and not even a change of clothes. >> it is the scariest thing i have ever been, i don't think i have been trapped between two flames in my life. i can't everyone imagine it. >> reporter: more rescue in the creek fire. this is in the national air force at fresno. the national guard says more than 140 people were rescued yesterday alone. over the week, more than 200 others

businessman belmore hernandez will plead guilty and cooperate with the government's investigation and local contractor florence kong will plead guilty and admit that she bribed nuru in return for getting public contract deals. now the latest on the wildfires more people in san mateo and santa cruz counties can return to their homes. cal fire removed additional evacuation orders for the czu lightning complex fires at its peak. those fires displaced up to 77 1000 people and about 900 people still are not allowed to go back to their neighborhoods and see if anything is left and in this case, you're looking at video of. >>a lot of destruction. >>and there were a lot homes and ranch land that caught fire the wildfire is 97% contained right now full containment is expected by the weekend. as for the other major bay area fires the lnu complex fires in the s e u complex fires, those or both 98% contain. and they say that the growth of the fires has stopped, but they're still going to be days before they're able to fully contain them. in southern california. a firefighter has died battling the

that she and her co-workers have been kept in the dark when it comes to covid-19 a workplace money hernandez is a registered nurse and a sign they were going on what's called a clean unit, i refuse to call it a clean unit to there's no such thing as a clean unit when it comes to covid-19 because essential workers of face the reality of a possible covid transmission every day governor gavin newsome is taking extra steps to protect them on thursday, the governor signed 2 bills expanding workplace protections and a critical support for workers assembly bill 6.85 ensures that workers are quickly informed of any workplace exposure to covid-19. >>giving them time to take the next necessary steps, employers are required to report any outbreak to local health officials and the bill authorizes cal osha to subsequently clothes that work site senate bill 1159 expand access to workers comp it makes it easier for those who test positive due to an outbreak at work to get the support they need protecting california's workers which include so many immigrant workers workers of color women and those from vuln

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. >> mientras algunos residentes como guadalupe hernÁndez regresan a lo que un dÍa fue su hogar, ahoraolo cenizas. >> toda una vida y en un instante era mi refugio. >> al tiempo que la cifra de muertos, desaparecidos y daÑos materials aumenta considerablemente las malas condiciones del tiempo pueden empeorar a partir de maÑana trayendo muchos retos para bomberos combatiendo los incendios, el presidente de los estados unidos, donald trump visitarÁ maÑana la zona afectada en el norte de california. en los Ángeles, california, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> gracias, francisco, muy difÍcil para todas estas familias, en medio de toda esta tragedia en california ocurriÓ un milagro, alguaciles del condado rescataron a un cachorro mientras recorrÍan las propiedades quemadas el pequeÑo perro se escondÍa de las llamas entre los escombros y tuvo que ser tratado de quemaduras menores en una clÍnica veterinaria el dueÑo tiene varias mascotas y no las pudo ubicar a todas cuando tuvo que evacuar de urgencia. >> el cielo de seattle luce diferente debido a los incendios forestales asÍ lo muest

ramÓn: la seÑora hernÁndez habla de la academia de padres de familia, integrada en el colegio evergreenval es la encargada del programa que se ofrece en la academiade padres en evergreen. habla de los retos mÁs comunes que pueden ser superados. >> las plataformas que se estÁn utilizando. entender los procedimientos y los requisitos de las escuelas, del nuevo rol que los padres deben tener. raÚl: con este objetivo, la academia cuenta con un proyecto de apoyo formada por instructores capacitados para integrar a los padres en el proceso a distancia en el aprendizaje de sus propios hijos. >> entre todos hablamos con los padres. hacemos llamadas, hacemos conferencias por zoom. despuÉs de que ya han tomado un poco de entrenamiento, es cuando empezamos a darles otras clases. raÚl: grupos de enfoque en colegios comunitarios que siguen dando frutos entre padres de familia para el beneficio acadÉmico de sus hijos. >> los padres nos dicen cuÁlesson las barreras que estÁn enfrentando, las nuevas necesidades que tienen. nosotros vamos a hacer la tarea y les traemos lo que necesitan. >> necesitamos e

nos acompaÑa el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez para aclarar las dudas. abogado: buenos dÍas.atcha: a partir de ahora quÉ deben hacer estas personas beneficiarias de tps, que estarÍas viendo una posible deportaciÓn a partir de enero prÓximo. 250,000 salvadoreÑos y miles de nicaragüenses. abogado: todavÍa falta un poco para eso. se va a rebasar la fecha. a pedir que todo el panel de la corte del noveno circuito escuche el caso. son tres jueces los que escucharon guido su fueron a favor y uno en contra de la decisiÓn. se va a pedir a la crema corte de justicia que se llegue a ese nivel y tomarÁ tiempo. va a rebasar a la fecha de noviembre 3 que son las elecciones. puede entrar otra administraciÓn o puede que el mismo presidente extienda despuÉs de ver los procesos jurÍdicos otra vez vas el permiso de trabajoque llega a los lÍmites del 2021. satcha: cuando se toman este tipo de decisiones que afectan a tantas familias muchos quieren lucrar con la incertidumbre. cuÁl es la advertencia? la oportunidad que le dice a las personas que no deben aprovechar si es que puede caer vÍctima d

asustan son las placas que se están acomodando poco a poco y se acomodan de una vez sería muy fuerte hernándezpresidencial entre donald trump y joe biden por telemundo >> gracias por continuar con nosotros pocas veces se ve esto son tierras que cuelgan de este helicóptero en vermontparte de un proyecto para limpiar el camino ferroviario de las ramas que obstruyen el tránsito a los trenes de carga y pasajeros el trabajo toma varios días pero se realiza solo una vez cada dos o tres años y mire estas otras imágenes lo llaman el guerrero este hombre de 60 años decidió dedicar su tiempo libre a limpiar el suelo en islandia y quitar todos los chicles que la gente tira y pisa hasta la fecha ha despegado 15,000 chicles en solo semanas ahora es admirado por residentes de la zona y también compañías locales han decidido patrocinar este proyecto espera poder terminar de limpiar todo el suelo en julio del próximo año yo me imagino que esto es contemplando que no van a estar tirando más bueno muchas gracias por su sintonía que pasé muy buenas tardes (♪ música ) estado de emergencia en varios condados en sa