welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning. thank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and

poco a poco miguel herrera ha recuperado a jugadores que han estado lesionados.Ásico joven. nicolÁs: creo que el equipo ha venido de menos a mÁs. nos hemos mantenido en la cima de la tabla y la victoria contra chivas es un enviÓn anÍmico muy importante para todos los jugadores. esperemos que estos clÁsicos que vienen, poder ganar, que es lo que queremos todos, y esperemos que podamos dar buenas actuaciones. un equipo interesante, que ha venido jugando bien. que estÁ puntero, pero que tenemos una base importante- hay que confiar y salir a jugarle de tÚ a tú. es un equipo que juega bien al fÚtbol, pero creo que se le puede hacer daÑo. gibrÁn: las palabras de nicolás benedetti, que poco a poco se recupera en la confianza, en lo futbolÍstico y hoy espera ser parte fundamental frente a cruz azul. adriana: gracias a gibrÁn. de regreso al estudio junto a paco villa y "bam-bam" zamorano. miguel herrera ha jugado 21 clÁsicos. y aquÍ tiene los tres clÁsicos de un guamazo. le saliÓ bien ante las chivas. ¿quÉ podemos esperar? paco: confirmar la salida de una mala situaciÓn c

todo el mexicanismo agarrÉ de la familia herrera-herrera. herrera: la cocina. pollard: la cocina.vantar mi maquinita con mi orgullo, todavÍa el pecho alto, abierto y movÍa un lugar. escobosa: dice que tambiÉn recibiÓ insultos hasta de otros afroestadounidenses y uno de ellos dijo "aviÉntenle unas monedas, para ver quÉ hace". como si yo fuera un changuito ahÍ. escobosa: la pandemia ha dejado a un charro negro en pausa. recientemente tuvo otro susto. pollard: era una infecciÓn que iba viajando por todo el cuerpo. y un par de dÍas mÁs y hubiera muerto. ¡uy no! quÉ cremosos. ¿verdad? escobosa: con optimismo dedica gran parte de su tiempo a su empresa culinaria. pollard: nos vemos muy pronto. ¿y tu papÁ? nos vemos, cuÍdense. ¿ok? calderÓn: timoted pollard dice que se estÁ cuidando para tener buena salud y poder seguir cantando la mÚsica que hace que su corazÓn siga vibrando. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora". locutor: berta pensÓ que su madre habÍa muerto en un accidente de auto. hasta que un dÍa encontrÓ una cinta de vÍdeo. curiosa, la viÓ y era un re

we'll begin with the q&a portion with city attorney herrera. the first set of questions are from kate wolf. the aclu and other community groups have said injunctions like gang injunctions used in the past don't address root problems and violate people's civil liberties. can you address how these injunctions will be different from those? >> one thing you heard uniformly, both from the mayor, from supervisor peskin and from the chief of police, this is part of a -- has to be part of a comprehensive approach that focuses on drug rehab, mental health and the like. so there is no doubt that we need to also get the root causes which are contributing to our problem. however, this is different from gang injunctions. this is not based on affiliation or status, it is based on going after individuals who have been known to engage in criminal conduct that has been charged by the district attorney and arrests by the police department for known activity that has occurred in the tenderloin. the fact of the matter is, we carefully crafted this to make sure it

welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning. thank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and

. [♪] welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning.hank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and u

. [♪] welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning.hank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and u

. [♪] welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning.hank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and u

. ->>: buenas noches compadres, palabras de miguel herrera con todo . >> hablamos con el gallito vásquez

. ♪ arantxa: ernesto herrera vive en espaÑa hace dos dÉcadas y es el primer mexicano que se apunta comosonas que participan de un ensayo que se realiza en tres hospitales del paÍs. aunque su familia siempre le animÓ, no todo han sido palabras de apoyo, incluso de su propia hermana. >> me dijo que si eso iba a funcionar. reportera: luego de pasar algunos reconocimientos y comprobar que no habÍa sufrido de covid- 19, acudiÓ al hospital de la princesa en madrid para recibir la primera dosis de ensayo vacuna. >> me la pusieron y no me doliÓ nada. al minuto empecÉ a sentir un dolorcillo, pero nada grave. reportera: tiene que ir a revisiones en el hospital todas las semanas y seguir cebando tapabocas y lavÁndose las manos ademÁs de mantener la distancia fÍsica. >> preguntamos si habÍa que tener algÚn cuidado especial, me dijeron que especial no, lo que hace la poblaciÓn en general. no hay nada mÁs gratificante para mÍ que tengamos una vacuna en breve, sea de esta u otra. reportera: no sabe cuÁndo le darÁn la segunda dosis de este ensayo de vacuna o si desarrolla los anticuerpos para este viru

termina la jornada 11 de guardianes 2020.miguel herrera sigue siendo el rey de los clÁsicos.

en paz. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> atenciÓn compadres buenas noches miguel herrera

miguel herrera culpa al tri. >> llevo prestar jugadores a las elecciones fechas que nos bautiza, claro

welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning. thank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and

[gavel] welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning. thank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and

mensajeras, algunos ejemplares vale su peso en oro >>> todos los dÍas en delaware uno encuentra a ramiro herrerauidador, tienes que revisar las to, hay que hacer un montÓne cosa >>> las prepara como atletas, lo mÁs parecido a lo que hace un ciclista. entrenan desde que tienen tres meses, a diario practican 40 minutos de vuelo, el entrenamiento es de mucha disciplina, en una carrera pueden volar 500 y >>> la carrera se define de acuerdo coordenada >>> se mide con tecnologÍa gps con un anillo, el que llegue mÁ rÁpido es el ganador, romantica y monÓgamo, lo que las motiva a volar mÁs rapido si en el palomar se queda la pareja, no se sabe cÓmo regresan a casa, hay un club de aficionados, dependiendo del pedigrÍ, el precio de una paloma mensajera puede ser de miles de dÓlare >>> esta es una paloma de bÉl bÉlgica que en estos momentos tiene un valor de $30,00 >>> la inversiÓn ha dado frutos sus palomas le permitieron ganar muchas competencia >>> mi mamÁ decÍa que estaba loco, mi papÁ tambiÉn, que yo estaba loco por mis paloma >>> para lo que sus padres era una locura para ramiro era su sueÑo, que no o

el cuadro camoteros cayÓ en casa ante la escuadra de miguel herrera, en una victoria importante parauera del equipo del aÑo de la liga premier y los galardones que otorga la asociaciÓn de futbolistas profesionales. finalizÓ la campaÑa con 17 anotaciones, pero no fueron suficientes para estar dentro de lo mÁs selecto de la liga inglesa. en la mlb, astros visitÓ a oakland, se llevaron 4-2, los equipos de la divisiÓn oeste de la liga americana buscan posicionarse para llegar a los playoffs de las grandes ligas en este 2020. en la nba, los lakers de los angeles enfrentaron a los rockets de houston, en el tercer juego de las semifinales de la conferencia. ambos llegaban con un partido ganado, pero los lakers se llevaron el triunfo y se pusieron al frente 2-1 en la serie. en la florida se disputa el trofeo de las semifinales de los milwaukee bucks. los locales heats se llevaron la serie y avanzaron a la final de la conferencia del oeste. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en la informaciÓn de "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪

mientras que el mexicano hÉctor herrera se quedÓ en la banca.e california tremendo el grado de contamina. tome las precauciones, por favor. en otros asuntos, el gobernador v un proyecto de ley que habrÍa autorizado dale los ilegales de bajos ingresos $600 para comprar alimentos. el proyecto de ley tambiÉn estaba destinado para apoyar en grandes indocumentados se han visto afectados por el coronavirus y que no son elegibles para otros programas de asistencia estatal o federal. el mandatario californiano indicÓ que este proyecto tendrÍa un importante impacto negativo en el fondo general. despuÉs de presenciar el primer debate presidencial ayer en la noche, los jÓvenes latinos, que nos podrÍan cambiar los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales del 2020, dicen haber quedado desilusionados. stephanie: dice primer debate presidencial le

familia en californzacateca california las trae para comercializarlas, vamos a hablar con leticia herrera tipo de joyas, ellos me dejaron las joyas por si yo querÍa quedarme con alguna de ellas y mi sobrino me dijo que desee con ellas y vea si las pueda vender y asÍ empezÓ todo. mientras se pasaba la voz en los vecinos, la familia, los amigos de ellos y asÍ empezÓ todo. y ahora le dije a mi hija que por favor me hiciera el instagram y esto y asÍ fue como llegÓ a ser empresa >>> era un detallito necesario para vender mÁs, pero entonces tus artesanos son tu familia tambiÉn? >>> sÍ, mis artesanos son originarios de jerez zacatecas donde son originarias las joyas en pantalla que son las mÁs cotizadas >>> este arte fueron algo que fueron enseÑando de generaciÓn en generaciÓn en tu familia porque es bastante complejo. >>> ellos son los primeros artesanos de la familia pero ellos empezaron muy chicos con uno de los mÁs antiguos artesanos que son los garcÍa en jerez zacatecas y de ahÍ ellos empezaron. desde chico y por aÑos trabajaron hasta que ellos pudieron agarrar su propio taller. >>> quÉ tan

herrera beutler. ms. herrera beutler: i rise to ask unanimous consent that the committee on small business be discharged from further consideration on h.r. 3265 to extend the paycheck protection program, access for small businesses, to extend the lifeline that southwest washington businesses, over 9,500 have taken advantage of and it has saved 92,000 jobs in southwest washington, across this country. i ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: under guidelines consistently issued by successive speaker, as recorded in section 956 of the house rules and the manual, the chair is constrained not to entertain the request unless it has been cleared by the bipartisan floor and committee leaders. mr. scalise: we will still push the majority to put that bill on the suspension calendar. we have in doubt it would pass overwhelmingly. we'll continue to fight for those small businesses. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the speaker pro tempore

. >>> hasta lo documentÓ como ven y estÁ con nosotros desde madrid ernesto herrera bienvenido ernestoalgo tenÍa que hacer, algo tenÍa que contribuir con esta pandemia que estÁ haciÉndote horrible, aquÍ en espaÑa y por por todos lados ves que las cosas no van bien, entonces, pues yo decidÍ al ver la incapacidad de polÍticos y gobernantes que les ha quedado grande el saco de la pandemia que bueno, era la manera que podÍa contribuir presentandome voluntario, por necesitamos una vacuna, para poder volver a la normalidad a la vida, y entonces, bueno, pues yo dije me apunto y asÍ fue como lo hice escuche en las noticias que el ministro de sanidad aquÍ en espaÑa anunciaba que los ensayos de esta vacuna se habÍan a hacer en dos hospitales, y bueno decidÍ llamar a los hospitales, llamÉ a los de madrid que es donde vivo, y en uno de ellos me aceptaron. >>> tu familia estuvo de acuerdo? >>> sÍ, totalmente o sea se los dije a mi esposa y mis hijos estÁbamos comiendo y mi esposa que es farm skwuct pensÉ que me iba a decir que no, o que estaba loco y tal, pero no, me dijo quÉ valiente yo no lo harÍ

thanks to congresswoman jamie herrera butler. just so america understands what this is, if the speaker with all of her power and those in the democratic party that continue to back her and vote with her will not allow the idea to come to the floor to help those in need, there's one rule, a discharge petition. all it takes is to put your signature down. it doesn't mean the bill passes, all it means is she can't stop it, that you can debate it on the floor. so this will be very telling who controls whom. do you listen to your constituents? do you listen to the people who are unemployed? do you listen to those who need the assistance and help? are you right back at the refrigerator with the speaker telling your constituents, no, you're picking politics over the need of the people? come friday, we'll soon learn. because everybody will have the opportunity. if you're constituents have selected you to be a member of congress, they didn't select you to follow nancy pelosi even though every democrat does. this is a window of opportunity

. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera responded to the doj's letter saying there is a reason san francisco has the lowest covid-19 death rate of any city in the country. maybe the federal government should focus on a pandemic response instead of lobbing careless legal threat, religious gatherings indoors and outdoors are already set to expand in a few days. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> let's turn now to the coronavirus. cases remain steady in california, but the state's top health expert is warning about some troubling signs ahead of this warm weekend. >> we have the tools to reduce transmission. and by doing these simple things, we can hopefully bring these early trends of increase back down and help us get back to where we were just, you know, a week or two ago. >> dr. ghaly is also warning we could see a 90% rise in covid-related hospitalizations as a result of labor day gatherings and reopenings. >>> in the east bay, free covid-19 test willing be available in oakland's fruitvale district. it will take place from 9:00 to 5:00 in the parking lot of la clinica de

now city attorney dennis herrera has deployed a new tool, aimed at keeping drug dealers out of the cityrning my office found 28 known drug dealers to prevent them from coming in. these drug dealers do not live in the tenderloin. >> reporter: the injunctions are only for those who live outside of san francisco and come into the city to sell drugs. the attorney junctions can be an effective tool to use. >> certainly there are criminal penalties that can accrue. but the fact of the matter is, if someone is going to also suffer a financial penalty of a significant dollar amount, that's something that dissuades individuals from engaging in conduct. >> san francisco's police chief agreed. >> these gives officers another yet a another tool killing our toolkit. >> reporter: officers can potentially seize narcotics and money from narcotic sales as well as other contraband. >> mayor london breed saying the injunctions are just one tool to help reform the tenderloin. sticking matt >> it will take helping with homelessness, drug treatment and people living in the community. >> the city attorney's o

>>san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is cracking down on who he says are 28 known drug dealers by file in civil injunctions banning them from entering the tenderloin a tactic being used to save lives last year alone 441. people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough san francisco mayor london breed was raised a short distance from that end the line she says it has always had challenges but it is never been >>it is never been worse, san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely and that has got to stop because there has to be consequences the injunction bans the 28 drug dealers from an area covering 52 square blocks from then has to ellis and from gary to mission. >>and could cost up to $6,000 for each violation we are going to make a difference in the tenderloin san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin is on board with the injunction but acknowledges drug dealing is not just attend a line problem and if this works. >>this is a model that can be e

>>san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is cracking down on who he says are 28 known drug dealers by file in civil injunctions banning them from entering the tenderloin a tactic being used to save lives last year alone 441. people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough san francisco mayor london breed was raised a short distance from that end the line she says it has always had challenges but it is never been worse. >>it is never been worse, san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely and that has got to stop because there has to be consequences the injunction bans the 28 drug dealers from an area covering 52 square blocks from then has to ellis and from gary to mission. >>and could cost up to $6,000 for each violation we are going to make a difference in the tenderloin san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin is on board with the injunction but acknowledges drug dealing is not just attend a line problem and if this works. >>this is a model that c

even more hackers to target businesses and education technology platforms tech expert, quentin roads herrera says there is a way to prevent it if things like passwords laden. laden is a critical feature you know, somebody guess your password. >>or even for forces or even i sit somewhere. they join the meeting there to be said state that's very critical the barrier that could be put into place is having another adult on standby to quickly remove anyone who shouldn't be logged in. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the san francisco unified school district was supposed to resume at least some in person learning today. the district missed the deadline so when will schools reopen that's the big question will have an update coming up and before we head to break peek outside we're checking in on the bay bridge traffic is picking up it's not bad but more folks are rolling into san francisco will have a complete wrap-up check coming up in just a bit stay with us. >>welcome back everyone the time now is 4.29 good morning and thanks for staying with us we're checking in with john and see how th

it involves banning drug dealers from a specific neighborhood city attorney dennis herrera says that there are 28 known drug dealers he filed civil injunctions to ban them from entering the city's tenderloin district. he says the measure will save lives. >>last year alone 441. people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. >>well the injunction bands, the 28 drug dealers from an area covering 52 square blocks from venice to tell us and then over from gary to mission. contra costa county health department is issuing a new demand for covid tests doctor chris farnitano says that tests in the county have lagged behind at times and that can put residents, especially essential workers at risk. he says that right now about 2300 people get tested every day in the county. the goal is 4500. >>we think we really need to be testing about twice as much as we're doing now in order to really control covid. identify asymptomatic cases so they know too isolate themselves so we can reach out to c

para mazatlán fue triunfo tres a uno para el equipo del piojo herrera que pasa a la cima aunque con unjuego con este batazo de sánchez, los giants ganaban cuatro a cero y perdieron 96. en la nba semifinal de la conferencia del este, miami heat ante los bucks, giannis antetokounmpo, uno a cero estaba heat en la serie. middleton metió el tres a cero, empató con 4.3 segundos por jugar y falta le pitaron falta giannis , solo tenía que meter un tiro libre para ganarlo, el exchicago bulls con algo de drama, si la mete ganan. dos a cero arriba el heat en la semifinal del este. hemos dominado la acción un día más. soy carlos mauricio ramírez, >>> cambio fuera >>> le saluda guillermo quiroz del noticiero telemundo 48, en este momento tenemos muy mala calidad en el aire debido a los incendios en el área de la bahía, proteja a su familia especialmente aquellos que tienen enfermedades respiratorias, es muy importante usar mascarillas apropiadas y de ser posible mantenerse dentro de casa con puertas y ventanas cerradas, para recibir más alertas y noticias actuales descargue la aplicación telemundo

irene herrera ese estas siglas, irene de ellas tiene dos hijos hijos y cinco meses sin trabajar.y cincayuda de emergencia federal y estatal de la que dependan decenanden decenas de s millde millones des >> tengo mucho miedo >>> yo tengo mucho miedo por la demás personas, y como y que tenemos que venir de otroso que tenemos que venir, porque n lugares porque personas ni estampillas de comida están recibiendo eni estampillas de comida están pidiendo >>estados incluyendo texas se han dejado de dar la ayuda de $300 semana otros estados como califa están por seguirle los pasos california están por seguirle los pasos. >>> en las caras de estas >> a las personas le d personas me una ansiedad, una preocua ción e incertidumbreuna ansiedad, una preocupación viendo >> bandas de comida está n > en trabajando en estos momentos por elomento para el máximo de su capacidad y es vist que los úlo mos días han visto l un incremento de incremento de especialmente d buscando ayuda, especialmente de la clase media trabajadora. e > es buena comida.la clase mea trabajadora >> muchas gracias o a la comida >> >

. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera responded to the doj's letter saying there is a reason san francisco has the lowest covid-19 death rate of any city in the country. maybe the federal government should focus on a pandemic response instead of lobbing careless legal threat, religious gatherings indoors and outdoors are already set to expand in a few days. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> let's turn now to the coronavirus. cases remain steady in california, but the state's top health expert is warning about some troubling signs ahead of this warm weekend. >> we have the tools to reduce transmission. and by doing these simple things, we can hopefully bring these early trends of increase back down and help us get back to where we were just, you know, a week or two ago. >> dr. ghaly is also warning we could see a 90% rise in covid-related hospitalizations as a result of labor day gatherings and reopenings. >>> in the east bay, free covid-19 test willing be available in oakland's fruitvale district. it will take place from 9:00 to 5:00 in the parking lot of la clinica de

welcome, city attorney herrera. >> good morning.nk you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. we're all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. this morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. they do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. the drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. this is to stop the brazen drug-dealing that has plagued this neighborhood. last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. enough is enough. these injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendant's due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area to prey on tenderloin residents, housed and unh

. >> reporter: city attorney dennis herrera said in a written statement, there is a reason that san francisco has the lowest covid-19 death rate of any major city in the country. we must be doing something right. he also says religious gatherings, indoors and outdoors, are set to expand in a few days. >> we have followed that procedure. >> reporter: reverend brown says the sanctuary has the capacity to hold up to 1000 people. but the church will limit capacity to 225. >> we are people of reason, of respect and common sense. >> reporter: reverend brown questions the timing of the justice department's intervention that he suspects it is politically motivated. but he does tell me that he is more than ready to open for indoor worship. >>> a stunning sunset over the open estuary tonight ahead of the big warm-up this weekend and high fire danger. meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the red flag warning and who it is going to affect. >> reporter: we are tracking multiple elements as we can that will be changing. first the heat within the winds and relative humidity. it will feel dry around here. k

desde madrid, espaqa, le damos la bienvenida a javier leon herrera.... .s conclusiones. ojalÁ las fuentes no hubiese sido buenos los documentos correctos, pero desafortunadamente con el paso de los aÑos la investigaciÓn cobrÓ mÁs valor. porque efectivamente estÁbamos en lo cierto, marcela como contÁbamos desde el primer libro falleciÓ en el aÑo 1986, es probablemente uno de los mayores dramas en la vida de luis miguel sin lugar a duda. alan: despuÉs de este libro viene el siguiente libro. luis miguel te ha contactado? ¿ha tenido algÚn tipo de comunicaciÓn a lo largo de este tiempo con luis miguel? javier: aquÍ hay un aspecto que siempre digo que como profesionales y escritores, no podemos develar los contactos que puede haber o no, las conversaciones son cosas que tienen que quedar siempre entre el artista y el escritor, yo he respetado eso siempre, por supuesto pues lo tengo que seguir respetando. alan: de hecho luis miguel fue una de dios que dijo que comprara los derechos de tu libro para que se basara en la primera temporada de netflix, asÍ que por alg

saludamos a fernando herrera que es capitÁn de bomberos, gracias por estar con nosotros, vamos a comenzarÓmo explicar esta temporada de incendios? y que cada vez es peor que la anterior. fernando: exacto, esta temporada de incendios en california ha sido una temporada rÉcord porque no ha habido tantos incendios en los Últimos aÑos comparados a este aÑo 2020, hay incendios que han consumido mÁs de 2.6 millones de acres, mÁs de nueve incendios que se consideran de magnitud fuerte a quien california y ha avanzado en el norte, centro y sur de california, ya ha agotado los recursos de los bomberos en california. leÓn: uno se pregunta si llegarÁ un momento en el que la tecnologÍa y la valentía de los bomberos como usted, serÁn suficientes. fernando: sÍ, porque hasta ahora la tecnologÍa que tenemos es para tratar de detectar dÓnde puede haber un incendio fuerte, pero esta informaciÓn no ayuda a apagar los incendios, dependemos del cuerpo de bomberos utilizando agua, retardante y helicÓpteros, tambiÉn hacemos programas de limpieza removiendo maleza, los bosques forestales y las Áreas en todos los

even more hackers to target businesses and education technology platforms tech expert, quentin roads herrera says there is a way to prevent it if things like passwords laden. laden is a critical feature even if somebody guess your password. >>or even for forces or even i sit somewhere. they join the meeting they're going to be seeing suspended state that's where it all and other barrier that could be put into place is having another adult on standby to quickly remove anyone who shouldn't be locked in. >>we want to finish off our news tonight with some entertainment news actress singer and oakland natives and who is only 24 years old is now the youngest woman ever to win an emmy for lead actress in a drama big hand claps for her tonight she wanted for her role in the hbo series euphoria. >>and this was her reaction surrounded by her family and friends tonight. she's also get this the only see the second black woman in the categories history to win this after viola davis won back in 2015 just pretty excited when looks pretty excited. i mean why would you be her parents are so thrilled behind o

it's an uphill climb this fall time to get an update with sue herrera. >> hello, everybody. just before mr. diblasio's announcements, thousands of new york city elementary school students headed back into the classroom. middle and high schoolers are set to return coming up on thursday and as schools reopen, the american academy of pediatrics said kids of all ages now make up 10% of all cases. that's up from 2% in april in france, more than 8,000 new covid-19 infections reported in the last 24 hours. that is nearly double yesterday's total. cases are down significantly from last tuesday. the french government also announcing plans to ban wild animals and circuses within the next few years in addition, france is moving to prohibit the raising of mink for their fur. you're up to date. of that's the news update this hour i'll send it back to you. >> sue, thank you for. that we have just under 30 minutes left of the session. here's where we stand. lower by .25%. up next, nikola's fall from grace. the once hot ev stock is down 80% from the high. we'll discuss what it means for inv

herrera: owic career, why do people need to know -- her heroic career, why do people need to know about ruth bader ginsburg? senator harris: i mean, that's how i started today. and what has been, in addition to everything else, with 39 days before the election, where my head has been. which is thinking about the importance of the united states supreme court and the leaders of our nation who have sat on that court and changed the trajectory of our lives. the inspiration for me to become lawyer was thurgood marshall. who, of course, you know, trailed the way through his work up until being on the court for brown v. board of education, which desegregated the schools of america. think of ruth bader ginsburg similarly. it's interesting because i think there's a lot of coverage that has been about the fame that she received late in life but not understanding that her fame started when she was in her teenage years. in terms of the work she had been doing every step of the way to lay the foundation for equality for all people, but with her focus having been an emphasis on women. and when i was

time now for a cnbc update with sue herrera. >> thank you here's what is happening at this hour thattions that wilf mentioned, helping to push the u.s. above seven million confirmed cases. no other nation has more than six million. the cdc pulling testing out of minnesota. this is after several racial and ethnic slurs as they went door to door. health officials say that study could have helped speed up the easing of pandemic restrictions in that state. the texas state fair under way it certainly looks different this year. it is mostly a drive through affair except for photo booths where you can still get a picture with the fair's mascot and he is called big tex and in cambodia, take a look at this guy that's a giant rat but he has won an international award for bravery and devotion he is a giant african pouched rat. he has been trained to find land mines and so far he has found more than three dozen. i'm still having a hard time warming up to that face. but, you know what he's a hero. >> quite cute looking as rats go, i would think. >> i suppose so. oh, gosh i don't know what they're

i'm sue herrera.ng down a russian network of face accounts seeking to influence left leaning voters in tus and he u.s. and britain. they hired unwittingly journalist to write the story on its behalf >>> kenneth walker, the boyfriend of breonna taylor has filed a lawsuit. he was shot five times by police in which taylor was shot to death. >>> supporting school reopenings will be one of the top priorities in distributing rapid covid 19 tests a top official says the vast majority of those test will be targeted at school and other critical institutions. >>> president trump physician denying report has the president had experienced a stroke or a series of strokes. the doctor says the president remains healthy. you are up to date that's our news update this hour back to you. >>> thank you. looks like americans are saving more and spending less that's what we found in a new cnbc and acorns invest in you survey when we settle to learn how the pandemic is shopliifting our relationship with money. 46% of the 54

carlos:francis, buenas noticias para la actora alfonso herrera.do embajador de buena voluntad del alto comisionado de las naciones unidas para los refugiados. alfonso: gracias por ese nombramiento. esto me compromete aÚn mÁs a ayudar a todas las personas que estÁn en situaciones complejas. reportero: apoyÓ hace cuatro aÑos la campaÑa con los refugiados y en el 2019 participÓ en eventos durante las organizaciones del orgullo lgbtq. el actor decidiÓ viajar para conocer de primera mano la situaciÓn que enfrentanmiles de personas forzadas a desplazarse en centroamÉrica. serÁ maestro de ceremonia durante la ceremonia virtual del premio 2020 , que se transmitirÁ el 5 de octubre y que cada aÑo se otorga a quienes han realizado una labor extraordinaria en favorde los refugiados. carlos: muy bien por alfonso herrera. francisca: de eso se trata la vida, de servir a los demÁs. ahora te voy hablar de mon laferte nos muestra su faceta como artista plÁstico y de hecho va a inaugurar una galerÍa donde uno podría disfrutar de su trabajo. reportero: la cantante ch

that's next. >>> welcome back let's get a cnbc update with sue herrera. >> hello, sara hello, verybodyhave a followup on a story that we reported on earlier. president trump tweeting that funding will not be cut for the stars and stripes. though did he call it a magazine and not a newspaper. the pentagon had told the news organization's leadership to cease publishing by the end of the month. much nnch in texas, a huge monthly food give away has expanded 1500 families lined up, some waiting hours to get 100 pounds of meat, produce and groceries >>> beirut holding a moment of silence to mark the one month anniversary of the devastating blast that killed nearly 200 and injured thousands more and let's go out on that cute note look at that guy even polar bears can use some help from their parents. young herta wants to play with that ball. but it was stuck behind a rock thankfully, mommy, tanya, comes to the rescue. sports fans will know that the younger bear is named after berlin's soccer team >> what was the name the younger one? >> herta >> herta berlin. >> sounds so much better when you

. >> sue herrera >> the powerful head of the vatican's saint making office resigned the cardinal hasamid a financial scandal that has reportedly implicated indirectly he denied all wrongdoing >> back here the ahome, in michigan, early voting has started in that battleground state. 2020 is the first presidential election in which michigan voters can obtain a no excuse absentee ballot. >> trick or treating may not happen for many this year. americans are still buying a whole lot of candy whul they wait to find out sales of halloween candy were up 13% in august. of course, the main sales time is still ahead more than half of the halloween candy sales happen in the last two weeks of october berkeley, california, meanwhile, has become the first city in the u.s. to ban candy and other sugary and salty treats from grocery store checkout aisles. they affect chips and beverages and even those with artificial sweet eners. back to you. >> thank you so much we've got 27 minutes left. although we jumped to be back up 0.3% ten minutes ago, we're back down again we're currently down for all three o

herrera performing surgery with a left cleft. little samuel came through with flying colors.ted his third birthday, we caught up with his mother in columbia for an update. >> since samuel went through surgery, he can breathe very well and eat his food very well. he expresses himself with words very well, he already says a few words, mom, dad, thank you, he tells me mommy i love you and ice cream, he loves ice cream very much. >> i honestly did not expect it for my son. maybe i did not believe it. when he looks in the mirror, that helps him see himself. beautiful. i thank god very much because my son was privileged to have surgery. i feel sorry there are children right now that they cannot because of the challenges that came along with the pandemic. my dreams for samuel to be a child to get education. >> oh my god, i can't believe how much he's grown since i met him. >> operation smile changes kids' lives forever. >>. >> he looks great. >> this year we are featuring another physician, dr. dimtrio. while working in nebraska, he came to a stunning realization. he can restore peo

. >>> time now to get a cnbc update with sue herrera. >> hello, everybody. here's what's happening.orida is now lifting its ban on visits to nursing homes allowing residents to see their families for the first time since mid march. governor says he is making that move following recommendations from a nursing home task force >>> amazon is opening up a new whole foods store that will never have customers inside it the location is in brooklyn, new york, and it will only take online orders which will be delivered directly to customer's homes. this as the on line grocery saled tripled year over year can you go online to see the latest moves >>> the new york state fair may have been canceled this year but that didn't stop the annual butter sculpture from being made take a look at that baby it's an 800 pound art work which shows two scenes of children learning appropriately so, one in school and one remotely and i have no idea what happens to the butter sculpture after it is taken off display don't ask. >> spreading the wisdom there. >> yes putting it on thickly, indeed. >> there we go i c