luis hernández: mi gente, la mejor opción es vacunarse.emundo48.com/vacunas. damián trujillo: un abrazo fuerte para mis amigos, los tigres del norte, que programaron ese psa para nosotros ese anuncio de servicio público, ah, para, pues, animar a la gente que, que se siga protegiendo con las mascarillas, a que tome la vacuna del covid, cuando les toque. y bueno, cónsul, volvemos a traerla aquí; su reacción a que un grupo que ha ganado muchos premios, de como los tigres del norte, decidió ayudarnos, apoyarnos en ese esfuerzo de, de pasar la palabra, de decirle al público que se siga manteniendo a distancia, que use la mascarilla, que, que sea consciente de que todavía estamos en esta pandemia. alejandra bologna: sí, qué bueno, y gracias por personas que son líderes en nuestra comunidad, también apoyan en ese sentido; hemos visto cómo la población latina sigue siendo una de las poblaciones más afectadas por el covid; eh, en las mismas circunstancias en las que se encuentran, pues, son trabajadores esenciales, viven, muchas veces, hacinados, s

on the tape hernandez makes it clear he didn't waste any money on transportation. >> used my own car. heard saying he's sorry he didn't manage to kill garrett warren. >> i apologize to you, i'm not a good shot. >> and hernandez made clear he was ready to try again. >> just get the guns and whatever and we'll finish it off if that's what you need. >> speaking to prosecutor hoon chun, quiroz explained his own involvement, that he had been paid to hire hernandez as a hitman, and he explained where the trail led. >> mr. quiroz told you that he didn't do it but was in on the planning. >> right. >> and that he did it at behest of his friend manuel haro. >> manny haro was miguel quiroz's long-time friend, and if the name haro sounds familiar, it should. manny's sister claudia is garrett warren's ex-wife. prosecutor chun says that explains mr. haro's involvement. >> manual haro was doing this for his sister, claudia. >> who was married to garrett. >> who at once was married to garrett but going through a contentious device. on a scale of 1 to 10, this was a 11. about custody of the daughter.

jose hernandez was born in 1971 in arizona. he enlisted in the army after graduating from arizona state university and was stationed in germany. in 2003, he deployed to iraq for one year. and when he was discharged from the army, mr. hernandez moved to new mexico with his wife and continued his career in public service at the u.s. postal service. new mexicans on his mail route remember the days when they were in a rush and mr. hernandez would quickly go through his mail bag, just to get them their mail before they had to rush on their way. and they remembered the slower days, when he would join them for a short chat or simply sit for a moment to enjoy the weather. in april of 2019, letter carrier jose hernandez was tragically killed while protecting a mother in an argument with her son. mr. hernandez intervened to try to peacefully end the dispute but was instead shot and killed by the young man. mailboxes along his former route quickly became memorials, while his colleagues made their own memorial at his former post office. an

but greg hernandez had a cuban great grandfather.ause of the way that we do names in the united states that was the only thing that was even remotely latino about greg hernandez. in 2040, they're going to be millions more greg hernandez and mary lopez, and sally gomez, who have this cultural relic, the legal name, and little more than that. we count them in this projected hundred million latino population? will we? could we? 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 vehemently that it wasn't, as we called it in brooklyn in the fifties, he wasn't spanish. so a lot of this story has yet to be told. what latino assimilation is going to look like in the coming decades maybe a little bit different because this is a mixed race population. and everything from milky white to ebony is part of this presumed 53 million people who are a part of the same thing. but in subseque

jorge hernández: que se protejan, que nos protejamos todos juntos, y que pronto terminaremos con esta sus canciones han servido de inspiración para muchos durante décadas, pero hoy su mensaje es otro. oscar lara: bueno, es muy importante usar la mascarilla, la gente, mucha gente no la quiere usar, pero es muy importante, muy importante para que, cubrir, para proteger a nuestras familias. damián trujillo: porque aseguran que no hay nada más importante que la salud de usted y toda su familia. jorge hernández: es muy importante, porque hay muchas dudas al respecto de la vacuna, y queremos que toda nuestra comunidad latina, pues vaya, y esté salva, y-- damián trujillo: ahora esperan que sus palabras animen a nuestra comunidad a unirse a la lucha para terminar con la pandemia. en san josé, damián trujillo, noticiero telemundo 48. ♪ es que lloro de alegría-- ♪ bueno, gracias por ese mensaje a "los tigres del norte"; continuaremos colaborando en este esfuerzo. nos acompaña ahora omar rodríguez, que lo vieron ahí en el reportaje del mexican heritage plaza, también jessica paz-cedillos, que es

luis hernandez: it's gonna be faster to end this pandemic time.-for us, i think our society, our latino community has to do it as soon as possible if we want to get out, live freely, and go on with our lives the way we used to. damian: and they're urging the community not to fear the vaccine, something that has been an issue among minority communities. eduardo hernandez: if our future, if our-- this is going to be the only way to win this pandemic. damian: fifty-one percent of all covid cases in santa clara county are in latino neighborhoods. and while community groups fight every day to keep their a lot of weight.omar ron you get celebrity, when you get community-member leadership within our community, such as los tigres del norte, i think it's really and extremely important for them to kind of carry out that message. damian: their songs have inspired immigrants for decades. now these famed musicians hope their words can help save their community from this pandemic. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area. damian: and we thank los tigres del n

in many here are essential workers like susan hernandez, a grocery store cashier. >> we have been on the front line for over a year now. and we have not gotten any kind of protection as far as getting vaccinated. >> reporter: on tuesday a fema megasite opened in her neighborhood. she was one of the first in line. >> whooo hoo! i'm excited. >> reporter: some of those same disparities are playing out here in new york city. new data shows that the hardest hit neighborhoods had the fewest number of vaccinations. and making matters worse, some sites, like this one here in brooklyn, have stopped taking appointments altogether after running out of the first dose of vaccine, norah. you so much. turning now to another pressing issue for the country, when can children get back in the classroom? tonight, president biden says when that happens will depend on passage of his stimulus plan. cbs's nancy cordes reports from the white house. >> the federal government has to chip in, make sure we get this done. >> reporter: president biden pushing his relief bill argues it will help schools reopen soon

specify what hernandez is being investigated for but last month u.s. prosecutors accused him of profiting from drug trafficking well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here after risking it all stay with us. al jazeera right well every week. a country ravaged by years of civil war sierra leone is now on the road to recovery but the ruinous effects of the conflict continue to be felt. 50 percent of the population is imitrex. drinking water is scarce and that kristie practically nonexistent. while they have been improvements on the country's infrastructure daily life for most is still a struggle. my mouth changed. ok. randy runs a transport business after one of his drivers had an accident he takes to the road he has to deliver a spare part. while the stricken truck has been badly damaged than he has been assured it is still running. only this is the state of the vehicle. that. i don't want that i sings a song like that for her. i like that. not quite. well. i guess i'm just sorry that it was. ok. so it was out of the spirit that. spat d

del guadalajara porque esta noticia vergara dueÑo y presidente del equipo seguro que el chicharito hernándezgue con su preparación y poco a poco va incorporando seres entrenamientos del wolverhampton el olímpico se recupera satisfactoriamente de la fractura que sufrió en el cráneo tras un choque de cabezas el técnico aseguró que el delantero volverá a las canchas de la premier league esta temporada. finalizamos con el deporte siempre se ha dicho que un portero es reconocido por su buenas atajadas pero solo necesita de un solo error para ser maldecido eso fue exactamente lo que le ocurrió al portero nahuel guzmán en el partido de tigres contra atléticos antes el portero de los felinos se fue de día de campo y lo madrugó con este golazo desde la media cancha los aficionados y reventaron a cancerbero sudamericano a través de las redes sociales. ahora si metió la pata y lo digo porque es conocido como el patán guzmán los espero a las 6:00 de la tarde tendremos el pesaje oficial de saúl el canelo Álvarez. >>> el gobernador visita el valle central y habla sobre su plan para dar más ayuda a los tra

one of them is 21-year-old emily hernandez. allegedly stole part of nancy pelosi's nameplate during the capitol riot. she turned herself in to federal authorities last month and is facing five accept misdemeanor counties in d.c. but her lawyer says that she didn't go to washington to defend trump and, quote, she is as much an insurrectionist as she is a professional football player. so the attorney joins me now. thank you so much. i appreciate you joining. >> thank you, don. it's a pleasure to be on the show. >> so let's talk about your client, emily. she did turn herself in to the authorities, but if she didn't come to washington to stop the steal, how did she get to this point? how did she end up waving nancy pelosi's placard in the middle of an insurrection? >> it's more or less an unfortunate happenstance when it comes to emily's case. she went to washington with a family friend and a member of her family. she'd never been to washington. she wanted to see the monuments and all of the touristy things, and these two individua

in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> you're probably not going to want to hear this.presentative said the power shutoffs are here to say, despite a recent assurance from the utility that the planned outages can be phased out as the company hardens its network of power lines. in a statement late this afternoon, pg&e confirmed the planned power shutoffs will continue because of the state's wildfire risk. they say they hope to make the shutoffs smaller, smarter, and shorter in the years ahead. >>> our climate in crisis. this is our new series that documents trouble spots here in the bay area and how we can fight back against climate change. here is an example. a local tech company making fashion greener. let's bring in business and tech reporter scott budman. scott? >> reporter: the global fashion industry reached about $1.5 trillion last year. that's a lot of clothing made, bought, and sold. and too much of it ends up being discarded. bad for the environment because of the unnecessary production, shipping, and waste. enter stitchfix, a san francisco company that does bu

then don't know the facts about emily hernandez. >> okay. if she came there with no bad intentions, she did wind up in a crowd that had conspiracy theories, that had military militia members there, excuse me, far right extremists, and she went along for the ride. there was racist paraphernalia. there was anti-semitic paraphernalia, there were people in that crowd yelling the "n" word at police officers. so people -- people at home are going to wonder, how do you get caught up into -- that's pretty abhorrent behavior even if you are 21 years old. that's that that behavior and i don't disagree there were people in that crowd that went to the capitol for the sole purpose to create mayhem and destroy property and hurt others. that's what happened. it's unfortunate. it's saddening what happened. people that want to assign that conduct to emily hernandez don't understand the big picture with emily. she's from a small town in missouri. she's a hard working girl. she's a modest girl. she was brought up in a very good family atmosphere. she was taugh

carolina: le agradecemos, abogado ezequiel hernÁndez, por estar en vivo en la "ediciÓn digital".de 2000 millones de dÓlares busca suspender los costos de licencia para 50.000 bares y 600.000 para averÍas y salones de belleza. tambiÉn pretende que se han otorgado 600 $ en cheques de estÍmulo a quienes haya obtenido un crÉdito tributario por ingresos de trabajo y sus declaraciones impuesto del aÑo 2020, y tambiÉn quienes declaren usando un nÚmero de item, esto es para quienes ganaron menos de 30.000 $. carolina: mÁs adelante aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", la nasa hace historia una vez mÁs, al descender una misiÓn en el planeta marte, pero esta vez liderada por hispanos, estaremos hablando en vivo con liderada por hispanos, estaremos hablando en vivo con uno de sus ingenieros. ♪ ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. borja: seguimos con mÁs

el abogado--- ezequiel hernandez nos acompana en vivo.s vacunarte y no tienes acceso a internet? en nuestro segmento(yo te ayudo( te contamos de la iniciativa de unos maestros que te puede ayudar a conseguir tu cita... y ademas carolina. esta foto de la visita de la primera dama a un puesto de periÓdicos en washington d.c. se ha vuelto viral. la dueÑa del lugar es hispana y estÁ quien "ediciÓn digital". ♪ ♪ voces. gracias por comenzar la semana con nosotros. arrancamos con esto!! hay cambios migratorios! y es carolina: se da a conocer las Últimas instrucciones para la deportaciÓn de indocumentados. segÚn washington post , bajo estas reglas los agentes carolina: buscarÁn deportar inmigrantes por los delitos de conducir bajo influencia y se tocarÍan en amenazas de seguridad nacional, cruces recientes y que hayan terminado su sentencia por delitos agravados y estÁn libres. borja: la ley es clara en decir que los delitos que convierten a alguien en de portable o inadmisible para legalizarse son los siguientes: delitos relacionados con drogas,

tras la agresiÓn, hernÁndez o fue trasladado a un hospital con muerte cerebral y falleciÓ dÍas despuÉssi los estados unidos no reforma su derecho sobre el uso de la fuerza. reportero: una dÉcada despuÉs se presentÓ el caso ante la corte interamericana de derechos humanos y se revelÓ que tres funcionarios de la patrulla fronteriza admitieron que hubo abuso de fuerza en cubrimiento durante la investigaciÓn. zz >> es inusual tener ciudadanos federales de tanto de nivel denunciando corrupciÓn. reportera: la viuda de hernÁndez de dice sentirse aliviada tras la resoluciÓn que podrÍa reabrir el caso. >> anastasio y nosotros podemos ya tener un poco de paz porque... en realidad todo esto ha sido algo muy triste. reportero: dice que su familia quiere que se castigue a los responsables. >> que acepte el gobierno su responsabilidad. que son culpables estos agentes y que pidan disculpas. reportero: activistas que han seguido este y otros casos de abusos contra migrantes, dicen que esta resoluciÓn confirma que la patrulla fronteriza comitÉ buscÓ grandemente. zz por primera vez se estÁ revisando el

para hablar este tema, nos conectamos con nuestro abogado de inmigraciÓn, ezequiel hernÁndez. >> las cambia mucho en terminÓ de tipo deshacÍa o proceso que pasarÍan las personas. esta ley no es vÁlida en toda la frontera migratoria en los estados unidos, sÓlo en ciertas geografÍas. no es claro dÓnde. hasta ahorita se confirma que todavÍa personas estÁn siendo entrevistadas en la frontera con arizona y mÉxico, todavÍa estÁn siendo regresadas ahÍ de acuerdo al servicio de cbp de los estados unidos. todos estos cambios todavÍa tenemos que ver cÓmo los va a tratar estados unidos y mÉxico. me alegra que mÉxico tome cuentas en el asunto, eso resguarda la soberanÍa de ese paÍs. tambiÉn la de la constituciÓn. carolina: para aquellas familias que se pueden cruzar, y estar en estados unidos esperando esa cita, ¿cÓmo cambian las cosas? quÉ pasa cuando esta familia ramÍrez cruza a estados unidos y le dicen "ahora puede estar en estados unidos esperando su caso", ¿cuÁl serÍa su proceso migratorio? >> despuÉs de que hacen eso, le tiene que tomar informaciÓn sobre dÓnde va a radicar, estas p

nos conectamos en phoenix, arizona, con nuestro abogado de inmigraciÓn, ezequiel hernÁndez.as del presidente biden. ¿Éstas tres Órdenes ejecutivas plantean cambios concretos en polÍticas migratorias? ¿quÉ traen efectivas serÁn para los inmigrantes indocumentados? >> asÍ es, no es nada concreto lo que se va anunciar. ayer en la junta que se dio para explicar, estÁn diciendo que son Órdenes para formular las Órdenes de los cambios que se tienen que hacer. lo mencionaste bien en estos tres pilares de reunificar familias, investigar un poco lo que quiere decir el asilo en los estados unidos, y luego lo mÁs grande, que afectarÍa a la gente es quÉ quiere decir la inmigraciÓn en los estados unidos de aquÍ en adelante. son muy genÉricas, muy amplias, y no tienen cosas concretas. borja: vemos si podemos desmenuzar un poco esta informaciÓn, sobre todo que sea Útil para las personas que nos ven. de las tres acciones ejecutivas, la segunda orden del presidente biden pudiera traer mayor cambio para la comunidad indocumentada en el paÍs. ¿de quÉ trata? ♪ ♪ borja: parece que estamos tenien

jodi hernandez shows us what's working in contra costa county. >> i thought they were going to let us seniors wither away of but they're doing pretty good, better than i thought they would, especially in this county. >> reporter: david henderson and his wife alice are feeling a big sense of relief. they got their second dose of the covid vaccine today. henderson has underlying health conditions. >> i had three heart attacks, diabetes, a shark bite. >> most of the deaths are over the age of 65. these are community members, loved ones, our most cherished elders that are dying from covid-19 infection. >> reporter: that's why contra costa county has been laser focussed on vaccinating the most vulnerable. not only are they holding vaccination clinics across the county but taking those clinics to seniors' homes. six mobile units have been visiting facilities and apartments. >> for the ones who can't get out of bed, we'll go to their rooms, or in the case of low-income senior housing, go up to their apartment and do the vaccination right there on site. >> reporter: the county says it's held

coma profundo, pero nos cuenta rogelio mora-tagle, no le ganÓ al covid-19 . >> hace 22 aÑos marÍa hernÁndezde la mÁquina y reaccionÓ, su mamÁ lo interpretÓ como una seÑal y pidiÓ que estuviera conectada, a los 6 dÍas dio a luz a dos niÑas sanas, despuÉs de dos meses en coma, marÍa se recuperÓ para ser la mamÁ milagro. >> cuando saliÓ de su coma , nos dijo que luchÓ por sus hijas, porque las querÍa ver crecer. >> no solo vio crecer a sus hijas, amÓ y consintiÓ a sus nietos, pero el covid-19 terminÓ con el milagro, resultÓ contagiada, y el 20 de enero falleciÓ . >> me duele mucho mi corazÓn pero me aguanto, voy a aguantar para que ella estÉ bien allÁ donde estÁ . >> querÍa mucho a mis hijos, fue una persona que te quiere ayudar en todo . >> brianna es una de las gemelas del milagro (llanto) (hablan en inglÉs) la otra gemela, tampoco pudo contener su tristeza, y blanca, prefiriÓ no hablar, ella dice que la mÚsica le recuerda a su mamÁ . >> para nosotros y sus hermanas, hizo todo lo que podÍa, y ya no sufre mi mamÁ . >> la segunda oportunidad de marÍa durÓ 22 aÑos tenemos que seguir adelante .

wrong. >> reporter: in jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that's very sad. the search is on for someone who sprayed a message of hate in fremont. graffiti of a swastika was found earlier this month. police hope to get help from video surveillance cameras in the area. this is fremont's first hate crime of the year. >>> a followup on a coyote attack on a toddler. dna tests show the coyote is the same one that has attacked three other people in the area. the little girl's mom tells us she was walking with her daughter and infant child when the coyote ran up, bit the child several times rantoo to track down the coyote. you're urged to call police or fish and wildlife if you see the coyote. >>> that sunshine today was amazing. but some big changes on the way tomorrow. clouds and eventually more rain. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have that in about seven minutes. >>> getting kids k-8 back in school. it was a promise made by the biden administration in the first 100 days. can they do it? are they on track? when we come back, vice president kamala harr

. >>> nbc bay area's jodi hernandez tells us people in solano county are waiting for their second dose of the vaccine. >> reporter: this is one of the few vaccine clinics solano county has been able to hold this week because they haven't gotten the expected supplies, forcing them to slow operations down. >> i am just happier than heck to get it. we want to get on the road. we've got a motor home. we want to go! in one month, we're hitting the road. >> reporter: but 69-year-old larry cole and his wife are among the lucky few able to get a koid vaccine this week. the county has received only a fraction of what it's expected. >> here recently with the storms in the midwest there were interruptions in distribution that affected everything. >> reporter: solano county health officer says the county has received 9,000 fewer doses than expected over the past few weeks. forcing them to postpone second dose clinics. this clinic at the fair grounds is also on hold. >> this is doing the best you can with the reality of our situation. >> i tried cvs, walgreen's, i even heard rite aid was taking app

hernÁndez reportedly accepted millions of dollars in exchange, promising traffickers they wouldn't besecuted or extradited to the u.s. he has remained at key u.s. ally despite long-standing positions of corruion, human rights abuses, and involvement with drug cartels. in mexico, authorities have identified the remains of nine other victims -- all guatemalan -- who were among 19 people killed in a massacre in the northern state of tamaulipas. of the 16 victims idtified so far, two were mexican and 14 guatemalan. the 19 bodies were found shot and charred in a town near the u.s.-mexico border in january. a dozen mexican state police were arrested last week for their possible involvement in the massacre. and in chicago, the former longtime president of the chicago teachers union karen lewis has died. she was 67 years old. karen lewis had been battling brain cancer since 2014. she stepped down from her position at ctu due to her health four years later. this is karen lewis in a 2010 interview with democracy now! >> i think anybody will argue with that, that the system is broken. it has not

here is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: oakley school board members are taking a lot of heat tonight. apparently they didn't realize their conversation before yesterday's virtual meeting was actually being streamed out live. many parents say their banter was not only unprofessional but offensive. >> i was appalled. i was shocked. i was hurt. >> reporter: ashley describes how she is feeling after hearing school board members belittle parents before yesterday's webx school board meeting. one board member said parents want kids back in class for the childcare. >> it is really unfortunate that they want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back. >> reporter: while another board member used expletives as she talked about responding to criticism on social media. >> are we alone? >> yeah. >> -- if you're going to call me out i'm going to -- you up. >> my heart rate went sky high. i couldn't believe that the comments they were making -- >> if my child did that on zoom he would be in trouble. >> rebecca immediately started an online petition demanding the school board mem

. >> reporter: monica hernandez and lilia pantoja are feeling a little more free with this visit over coffee. >> i think we all just want some sense of normalcy. >> reporter: santa clara county now says if you're six feet apart and outdoors, masks are no longer required. >> we want to be careful, but we also want to come out. it's really hard to be at home and then working remotely and then just having the ability to see a friend once in a very big while, it just thrills you and you want to get out and about. >> reporter: part of a gradual loosening as the county expects to move into the less restrictive red tier last week. >> hopefully we're headed in the right direction and, you know, getting some kids playing sports and getting kids back in school will be a huge step. >> reporter: but not everything is loosening up yet. if you travel more than 150 miles, you still have to isolate for ten days when you get back. county leaders say memories of the post-holiday spike are too fresh. >> especially right now as we have other variants that are circulating out there, we want to make sure t

specify what hernandez who is president since 2014 is being investigated for but last month u.s. prosecutors filed motions accusing him of flooding the u.s. with cocaine and referred to him as a coconspirator in accepting bribes from drug traffickers the 100 year in lead it denies having any ties to drug cartels don homeowners following events for us from mexico city. but this is the 1st time that he's been directly signalled that he's being investigated by the united states it's not however the 1st time he's been implicated in the same case back in january he was quoted in court documents as saying he wanted to shove the drugs right up the noses of the gringos referring to the americans as well someone else said that he said back in 2019 his own brother was convicted of drug trafficking so there's been a lot of rumors and a lot of controversy swirling around one orlando and on this for some time now the country that he presides over honduras is 157180 countries in the corruption perception index of transparency international so i think a lot of people in that country that we've

estados unidos encubrió a agentes migratorios que mataron a un mexicano en el año 2010, es anastacio hernándeze estadio luzca lleno y por la pandemia solo 25 mil de los 65 mil asientos que tiene el estadio estarán ocupados por los aficiados. - decidÍ tener relaciones sexuales con Él. sin embargo, Él lo aceptÓ sabiendo que yo era menor de edad. estaba el telÉfono de Él... - eso no fue asÍ, doctora. - estaba grabando lo que nosotros estÁbamos haciendo. - mi hijo me dice: "mami, no sabes lo que ha pasado, mami". - el video saliÓ en internet. horas despuÉs nos enteramos que juan pablo habÍa muerto. - ¿cÓmo? - a mÍ me dieron un dui a causa de sus clasecitas de yoga con cerveza. - yo practico este tipo de yoga cervecero. - es una cerveza, son dos, y pues los mexicanos tenemos la mala

dice que preferiría, que esto (inaudible) >>> el doctor pablo hernández dice que es importante notarad >>> en insistimos. sigan cuidándose. los maestros pueden ser focos de propagación según una nueva investigación de los "c.d.c (centros de control y prevención de enfermedades)". para esta conclusión, estudiaron lo ocurrido en georgia un total de 13 profesores y estudiantes dieron positivo al virus pero solamente en estos nueve brotes un estudiante fue el primer caso documentado, en otros cuatro el maestro fue el primer... el estudio encontró que no había distanciamiento socialpor lo menos en cinco escuelas y el uso de cubrebocas era inadecuado por parte. >>> en temas relacionados algunos están a la espera de saber cuándo sus hijos pueden retomar las clases presenciales y es que como va la cuenta, el aprendizaje de manera remota fue difícil para estos estudiantes >>> la vida de su familia de un giro de 360 grados de la noche a la mañana, no tuvo otra opción que no solamente ser madre de tres niños pequeños sino también de su maestra. >>> durante un receso nos abrió las puertas de su

en las comunidades seis mes después de alicar, rené recibió la gran ont de que ganó la beca, josé hernándezplri su sueño. >>e> s importante para que comiencen su negocio . >>> y en san francisco un nuevo mural causa sensación , es la obra que representa a la poeta amanda gordan, el centro (en inglés) de esa ciudad encomendó esto mural a la artista nicole (en inglés) orgullosa de haber realizado te retrato . >>> va a dar un peoma durante el super bowl ,lio messi habló en la cancha deporte de este gol a. >>> mientras algunos disfrutan del verano también hay quienes sufren del invierno, verán las imágenes a continuación buenas noches, y mucho se habló de contrato de messi pero habló hoy en la cancha. >>> en este tiro libre lio messi golazo, joyota de disparo de lío mostrando que lo que vale es su cadlidad pero su contrato es malo para fútbol club barcelona en la segundo mitad, jordi alba llegaba para cortar la judfa y gol en propia puerta pero había falta y puede ser invento de jordi porque marco una lo toca y acá el juego era (en inglés) que ponía el dos u no final y el amo y señor de la liga

. >> reporter: hernandez had covid back in november. she has seen the toll the virus has taken on the latino community. so far, latino californians only account for 16% of the people being vaccinated. while those who are black make up just 3%. white people lead the list at 32%. within the latino community, we have repeatedly heard that there is a concern that people who are undocumented m vaccsite. re's wnithr,to had -- >> wll immigration enforcement operations at or near vaccine sites. >> reporter: the sites in los angeles and oakland are part of president biden's plan to open 100 federally supported vaccine sites. at least eight sites here in california had to close this week because they simply ran out of vaccine. now those sites get their supply from the state's stockpile. you foresee that being an issue here? >> no. this is a dedicated supply for the eight weeks of the pilot they're running here. that gives them up to 6,000 doses of vaccine per day over that eight-week period. >> the person who answered to us, really nice people, i

persistencia del coronavirus (covid-19) en el aire implica cuánto tiempo es efectivo >> según le profesor hernándezostramos el lanzamiento de un cohete que ayuda a tener internet a bajo costo síganos en redes sociales y en (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> ya volvemos >> [♪♪ ♪] >> un hombre en la florida que contajo coronavirus (covid-19) tuvo una condición extraña en su lengua el paciendo lo diagnosticaron con un transtorno que hace que la lengua crezca esperemos que regrese a la normalidad se preguntan cuándo vamos a regresar a las oficinas de trabajo ahora que se ofrece la vacuna contra el coronavirus (covid-19) más información con andrea >> las oficinas del futuro tendrán más espacios al aire libre según arquitectos que diseñan lus de trabajo reimaginados después del coronavirus (covid-19) vamos a tener un salón dentro de otro en un espacio de reuniones abiertos donde 4 o 5 personas se puden reunir con distanciamiento social más allá de dar espacios para intractuar las oficinas modernas ccrédito arsenalán acceso al aire fresco dejando atrás días de oficinas cerradas el c

reportera: es la desesperaciÓn de los familiares de ricardo hernÁndez que quedÓ tirado en el instituto sirvieron para que los mÉdicos abrieran las puertas y lo atendieran. >> impotencia de ver cÓmo mi hermana se estaba ahogando y no salieron a darle el servicio. nadie saliÓ a auxiliarlo. reportera: su cuerpo quedÓ tirado sin atenciÓn. habÍan muchos pacientes por otras urgencias y generar un contacto con una persona enferma de covid, podrÍa haber sido peligroso. >> hay que ver las condiciones de signos vitales del paciente a la hora de llegar. reportera: las quejas de atenciÓn mÉdica han sido constantes, pero a pesar de la desesperaciÓn, hoy el encargado de atender esta crisis lucÍa a optimista por la disminuciÓn en la velocidad de los contagios. >> abrimos con una reducciÓn de 20 puntos porcentuales con respecto a la semana pasada. reportera: hay muchos que creen que esta baja es porque muchos decidieron atenderse en casa. asÍ, como pueden esta familia busca evitar la desesperaciÓn que pasÓ ricardo en los Últimos momentos de su vida. en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.

to irving forrest, rafael hernandez, andre called darrow, the gun wielders and their accomplishments goad the distinction of perpetrating a criminal outrage unique in america's history. wanton violence that shocked and stirred the nation. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> each week we journey through the sentry with archival films, and the next few hours we will mock -- mark black history month and the african american experience. first, however we are, in 1946 film which begins by showing examples of ethnic and religious intolerance, then highlights a new york city school program promoting tolerance and understanding among a diverse population. that is followed in 20 minutes with to live as free men, a school film highlighting education of african-americans in domestic skills and professional trades tents it would established in 1862 on-site helena island in south -- st. helena island in south carolina. and

the first individual here, joseph hernandez served a very brief term.'s an incredibly interesting person. interest -- it was so short. but he was one of these individuals who helped bridge the state's cultural and gun governmental transition from spanish colony to u.s. territory. he had fought for spain prior to the turnover to u.s. control, and then he later fought for the united states which leads to seminal indians in several of the conflicts with local indian tribes. he earned and he lost a great fortune on several plantations, he owned hundreds of african american slaves, his life with complex. this guy is a slave owning indian fighting politician who turned out would be cut really from the jackson ian cloth, and he embodied attitudes towards statehood and representation that many of the delegates in the 19th century later would. his term of service was very brief, but it's set a presidence for later territorial targets. he was the very first delegate from florida so he leaves at the end of the 17th congress, his focus for the couple months that he

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports there is growing concern other kids will be left behind. >> reporter: classes have reopened at delray elementary school here in arinda. the superintendent says it has taken months of planning and strong parent support. they are hoping to pave the way for other school districts. delray elementary school, home of the dolphins, reopened with a splash today. welcoming kids back to campus for the first time in nearly a year. >> they were so happy and i could tell they're smiling even though i couldn't see it. it was so nice to have them back. >> i am really excited that we're going to be going back to school because i think we'll be able to learn better. >> reporter: air purifiers, social distanced desks, and morning health check-ins are all part of the safety protocol. the school superintendent says it took a lot of leg work. >> our administrators have been working tirelessly, weekends, late nights. it's really been a combined effort that got us to this day. >> reporter: while schools in arinda and san ramon are back in session, parents in other p

nos conectamos con el abogado de inmigraciÓn ezequiel hernÁndez.s familias que estÁn esperando. abogado: eso es especÍfico del programa mtp. no es para nadie mÁs. eso confundiÓ a mucha gente cuando se publicÓ. quiere decir que si tienes tu caso mtp y tienes un caso pendiente, esas son las personas a las cuales estarÍan clasificando en este grupo, para poder identificarlos. aunque hayas ido a pedir el asilo y te dijeron que esperes, esto todavÍa no aplica. esto es para quienes ya han ido a la corte de inmigraciÓn. carolina: ¿a dÓnde van quienes cruzan la frontera? ¿cambia con respecto al presidente donald trump? abogado: puede entrar sÓlo por dos puntos de entrada, se tiene que identificar, y parte del proceso es que en un sitio web donde puedan darle el gobierno a ellos despuÉs que se registren, les pueden decir dÓnde van a su corte para poder entablar o continuar otra vez el proceso del asilo con el programa. asÍ es como quieren coordinar a quÉ corte se dirigirÍan. ya habrÍa un tipo de registro que ellos quieren. no es que les avisan un dÍa antes

hernÁndez has been linked to drug trafficking in at least three major u.s. cases. he is a key u.s.lly. immigrant justice advocates are denouncing the biden adminiration's decion to re-on a texadetentio -- jl founaccompied grant chdren tt was iefly us in 2019nder ump. the rst grouof teensrriv tohe tt facity on nday. officis say the camis neede to avo overcroing and oer ciliti duringhe pdemic. the cilitys locatein the ty of carupringsnd has dely beeondemng by vocates er its conditis and la of tranarency a how operate fi out-of-state members of texas's power grid operator ercot have resigned in the wake of last week's widespread power outages that plunged millions into darkness in freezing temperatures after deadly winter storms engulfed the state. meanwhile texas electricity company griddy has been hit with a $1 billion class-action lawsuiover price gouging during the storm. president joe biden says he plans to travel to houston on friday. and legendary beat generation poet, artist, and publisher lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101. ferlinghetti co-created the country's

roberts: alma hernÁndez es mesera desde hace 20 aÑos y dice que estÁ consciente del alto riesgo que correnones, aunque no ha visto muchas. ramirez: pues realmente si me han pasado muchas cosas por la cabeza. a veces dejar el trabajo o algo, por el momento. pero por lo de la pandemia esta escaso. entonces es lo Único que tengo y para sacar a mi familia adelante. roberts: para miriam reyes en nueva york lo mÁs difÍcil fue no poder despedirse de su esposo. tampoco pudo atender el funeral. reyes: yo salÍ al otro dÍa de que lo enterraron. de que lo sepultaron en el cementerio. no puede estar. roberts: la lecciÓn despuÉs de su tragedia personal, es regresar a lo mÁs simple. reyes: pues cuidarnos, estar con la mascarilla, con el distanciamiento, no usar el tren, o usar el transporte pÚblico lo menos posible. rodrÍguez: muy cierto. hay que mantener las normas de seguridad. bueno estamos de nuevo con el doctor anthony fauci. acabamos de ver como muchos trabajadores esenciales han perdido la vida o trabajan bajo la amenaza del covid—19. ¿cuÁl serÁ el prÓximo grupo de prioridad para recibir las vacun

in oakland's china town jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, attacked by a coyote while on a walk with her mom in contra costa county. we'll tell you how the 3-year-old girl is doing tonight. >>> also dropping face time in favor of face-to-face time. the community group spreading the word about coronavirus safety in some of the south bay's hardest hit neighborhoods. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. are your allergies bothering you? i'll show you what is popping when it comes to pollen and when we could get more rainfall to help you out. back with that in about seven minutes. >> the main goal of race in america is to provide understanding, to open the conversation. it makes you reflect. it makes you think about the differences. culture, history, during black history month it will be encouraging for people to see and really uplifting to hear the words of dr. angela davis. with our tenth episode i really want people to walk away with the ability to start the conversation. join us thursday at 6:30 for our next episode of "race in america: the conversation." oh, you

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> next, could it hold the key to our devastating wildfires? why the work these crews are doing in a local canyon is so important. >>> there are simple steps to help food last longer in your refrigerator. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how and how to properly read those expiration dates, next. >>> i'm geoff meteorologist jeff ranieri. we had quite a bit of record rain last week. you might be surprised to see what our newest numbers are showing. we'll have our rain and snowpack coming up in seven minutes. >>> in spite of our recent showers, we're still considered to be in a severe to moderate drought throughout the bay area. that means we still face the threat of another dramatic wildfire season fueled by climate change. the question is how do we fight back. the answer may lie in a 76-acre canyon in san bruno. investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken takes us there. >> reporter: these state crews have been living in this canyon, spending their days cutting overgrown brush and treesway from home along the rim to protect t

asÍ lo explicÓ a univisiÓn la periodista anabel hernÁndez. >> que por quema el papel que tuvo con guzmÁny defender a el capo. >> se dedicaba a lo que el frijol y maÍz. alejandro: pero todo habrÍa sido por presiones de la familia de "el chapo" guzmÁn. >> me queda claro que esta defensa no era una cosa unilateral. evidentemente tenÍa el consentimiento de la familia. ella jamÁs hubiese podido salir a hablar pÚblicamente sin el permiso o el empujÓn o la instrucciÓn del propio chapÓ guzmÁn. alejandro: despuÉs que se le dictara cadena perpetua a "el chapo" guzmÁn, emma mostrÓ su vida, la de sus hijas y logos en redes sociales. segÚn anabel, su molestia fue sentirse traicionada por "el chapo" por sus mÚltiples infidelidades exhibida durante su juicio. >> este desafÍo era porque ella estaba lastimada y enojada con "el chapo" guzmÁn y con su familia. alejandro: hoy se revelÓ que autoridades habrÍan iniciado una investigaciÓn sobre las finanzas de coronel. >> iniciada por este gobierno, no por el sexenio de enrique peÑa nieto sino iniciada en la administraciÓn de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. patri

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports, this time the victim managed to get video of that serial biterorter: that 20-year-old skateboarder said he had just picked up a sports drink at the quick stop across the street. he was sitting down right here taking a break when the coyote snuck up on him. >> i was just sitting down like this, and it came up and bit me on the left leg. probably came from over there, bit me on the left leg. >> reporter: john stephenson says he was minding his own business when he felt searing pain as a coyote bit into him, leaving puncture wounds on his thigh. >> i didn't even see it coming. it was very sneaky, very quiet, and it just came up, locked its jaws onto my thigh. >> reporter: the animal unlatched as stephenson stood up. through his discomfort, he captured video of the coyote as it pranced away. >> there's obviously something kind of wrong with the coyote for it to be attacking people unprovoked. >> reporter: stephenson is the coyote's fifth victim. it's attacked two small children and three adults so far. one man was bit while doing pushups. another whi

norberto hernández tiene la información . >> las tormentas invernales en texas dejaron esto, problemas ayudar no nomás a nosotros, a todos, estoy feliz, sí, estoy feliz. >> gratis porque la verdad este país me ha ayudado mucho dios, tengo trabajo también . >> maría aguilar es madre soltera, su casa se inundó después de que 5 tuberías se reventaran, finalmente la señora maría y su familia tienen agua. >> cayeron como Ángeles para usted . >> así es, como Ángeles del cielo a ayudarnos a socorrernos en el momento propicio, verdad? porque estoy sola con mis hijas y no sabía dónde acudir, gracias a dios encontré al señor tomás y su amigo. >> aún hay gente buena. >> así es, definitivamente sí. >> bueno, luis y tomás seguirán ayudando a muchas familias . le preguntamos por cuánto tiempo ayudarán dicen que dos meses por la necesidad que existe. es todo lo que tenemos desde el norte de texas, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> ay de verdad que luis y tomás son unos ángeles, un abrazo a los dos. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodía, it doesn't matter if you're a bad negotiator. wh

timer hernandez, abc news, new york. >> later this morning, u.s. congressman of the east bay will be joining us here live for his brand-new reaction to this impeachment acquittal. we will also have abc 7 news reporter here with us to join the conversation to break everything down about what comes next. also maybe some governor newsom recall, what is happening there. we will have that at 9:00 a.m. eric swalwell served as an impeachment manager in the trial, if you watched the trial. now he is saying despite the acquittal, the trial proves trump is guilty of the greatest crime ever of the constitution. >> this is not the end of the accountability for donald trump it's not the beginning of the end. it may be this the beginning. you have criminal proceedings in georgia, manhattan, who knows, for some of the federal exposure the president has. of course, all of the civil cases suspended will nom home to roost. >> congressman swalwell blasted the former president for the delay in the insurrection. he also says senator mitch mcconnell gave trump a loophol

x-rays to the public when they need to stay healthy let's hear more now from a man named javier hernandezi'm pretty cool at that it's pretty clear either come here to really stress. take care of my everyone in there is pretty polite. everyone please after and it's not as great as people make it seem rather be here than be somewhere warmer words more chaotic people are just here trying to help being it's one thing they don't tell you about the pandemic is stay healthy they made. they canceled you isolate yourself. but you you got to like. stay healthy. >>mister hernandez says the center as far as he was is a at hearing previously enacted the health restrictions everybody inside he says wearing masks that got reduced capacity. they are about practicing a physical distancing and so forth. but the county says that's not good enough to lead to other fitness centers have closed and there's no reason why this one shouldn't be shut down as well what's the county says that that this fitness center is putting other people at risk particularly here on the east side of san jose which has been especia

in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, he says he took precautions beforeding a tech conference, but a covid outbreak happened anyway. a california executive shares what he's learned since. >>> hundreds of lives making sure they have positive role models. meet this week's bay area change maker. doing important work in the east bay. >>> and we continue our series spotlighting black history in the bay area. we spotlight the oldest living park ranger at the age of 99. she was a well-known songwriter and works at the rosie the riveter park and has published a memoir about her life. >>> a notable name in the tech world says he's humbled and pained after he tried and failed to host a covid-19-safe event. his recent focus has been the annual abundance 360 summit. the ceos, investors and entrepreneurs. held last month, they blogged that it was mostly virtual but with an in-person kpoen nnt a tv studio. a quarter of the studio group later tested positive. he concludes the tests were not reliable and the only group which had no covid cases was the group that stayed m

hace casi 10 aÑos conocimos a joana hernÁndez.sionar en la moda para caballeros. johana: el aÑo pasado mi papÁ falleciÓ. yo sentÍ como que era el perfecto momento porque tenÍa la colecciÓn, no la habÍa lanzado. luis: ademÁs de lucir en pasarela, eventos, fiestas y alfombra roja tienen un gran significado. detrÁs de ellos estÁ toda una familia apoyando a johana en una empresa que hace 10 aÑos era un sueÑo y ahora es una realidad. >> me siento orgullosa, hemos viajado a parÍs y a muchos lugares del mundo junto con ella, trabajamos juntos. yo soy la que inspeccionÓ el vestido cuando lo vamos a entregar, y vemos que sea buena calidadpara que las novias y las quinceaÑeras, y todas las personas luzcan elegantes y con mucha personalidad. que creen que en realidad estamos trabajando para la mujer moderna de estos tiempos. luis: inspiradora, motivadora, super interesante tambiÉn la historia de joana hernÁndez. y quÉ padre ver cÓmo le estÁ dedicando sus Éxitos tanto a su mamÁ, su papÁ que ya no estÁn con ella. en minutos vamos estar en vivo

abc news reporter tai hernandez has more on their concerns. >> reporter: unveiled the road map to get millions of studente and students back to school safely. blue lower risk all the way to yellow, orange and red as higher risk zones. in the blue and yellow zones, full in-person learning is recommended. for orange and red zones, hybrid or reduced attendance is encouraged with strict social distancing of six feet and masks for all zones. >> i want to underscore that the safest way to open school is to ensure that there is as little disease as possible in the community. >> reporter: the cdc also says all teachers should get vaccinated as soon as possible. but it's not a requirement to reopen schools. something many teachers have asked for. >> we're being asked to put ourselves on the line as front line workers but aren't being prioritized in the vaccination rollout in the way people think we should be. >> reporter: the largest teacher's union is demanding more resources and say the guidelines are a good first step but now it is time for action. it has been nearly a year since millions o