sofia huerta: my dad's from puebla.'s the only one of his siblings who moved to the united states. so we still had a lot of roots there and a lot of family there. so i grew up going there twice a year, obviously during christmas, of course, and then in the summer. so you know, i feel like i always definitely loved being mexican and definitely felt that and felt it in my blood. annabelle sedano (voiceover): when sofia got a full ride scholarship to santa clara university in california's bay area, she thought she'd find other latinos to connect with. but that wasn't the case. it was kind of the same story that i had growing up. annabelle sedano (voiceover): it would be playing for the mexican women's national team that would force her to face other people's thoughts on her identity. we'll have more on that in a bit. when ashley sanchez enrolled at ucla, she quickly became best friends with karina rodriguez, a defender for the bruins. they bonded over their mexican heritage. but unlike ashley, karina could speak spanish. b

damián trujillo: y a tu gran alegría, también asistió esta pasada semana la grande dolores huerta.este, y fuimos a cenar también, entonces fue para mí un honor conocer a grandes leyendas, donde yo me inspiro, y quiero ser como ellos, y ahí voy pa'lla, yo digo que sí. damián trujillo: no, claro que sí, bueno, nacho moya es el pintor artista que tiene una gran galería, ya van a ser dos galerías en gilroy. para más información ahí está su página de web, está en la calle eigleberry en gilroy, para más información. regresamos con don nacho moya, no se nos vaya. [música] nacho moya, aquí en comunidad del valle, bueno, ¿cuál es el secreto, nacho?, porque mira, esto se ve complicado, pero lo hiciste muy básico para alguien como mi esposa, que no tiene como yo, ni el talento para pintar, ni nada. nacho moya: mira, te voy a decir una cosa, el secreto es que todos tenemos el talento, no más no lo practicamos, entonces cuando tu esposa y tu familia hicieron esta arte, pues, estas clases conmigo, pues yo les enseñé paso por paso, y cuando todos me enseñaron su pintura, yo me sorprendo también m

en su espalda se puede leer huerta.que intentarÁ traer la casa la quinta copa. >>> en el caso de sofÍa que proviene de un mercado pequeÑo de fÚtbol. la tarea es mÁs difÍcil. desafortunadamente los niÑos hispanos no tienen mucho acceso al fuÚtbol. eses un deportete caro aa niviv juvenil. >>> para la defensa que representÓ a mÉxico el camino hasta aquÍ no ha sido fÁcil. >>> hizo tanto fuerzo por tantos aÑos, experimentÓ con el rechazo, la desililusiÓn,n, con esperanza. entonces darnos cuenta que llegÓ a este nivel. >>> (hablalado en inglglÉs).. >>> en este mundial femenino 2023 ademÁs del apellido huerta, se leerÁ el sÁnchez, otro con paÍses mexicanos. >>> son un ejemplo de determinaciÓn, de trabajo y dedicaciÓn. se espera que este partido tenga una asistencia total, asÍ que serÁ muy emocionante. ahora regreso contigo. >>> estaremos desde aquÍ. gracias vanessa por twin forme. >>> y mÁs tarde continÚa esta emociÓn por el mundial, con los partidos de nigeria y canadÁ suiza y espaÑa contra costa rica a las 6 de la maÑana del

varias trabajadoras sexuales en tijuana el poder del sospechoso habló ante nuestras cámaras es gabriel huertaegos testimonios >> en este domicilio ayer fue arrestado y donde vivía con sus padres bryan rivera el hombre apuntado como asesino enserie de trabajadoras sexuales >> no sabemos nada >> cándido rivera señala que su hijo de 31 años es un hombre trabajador y que lo sostiene económicamente considera que su hijo es incapaz de conseguir tales crímenes >> nosotros dependemos de él lo lleva al doctor a veces los calumnian los tienen cuatro muchas gentes no son culpables como la mafia en tijuana >> autoridades de baja california buscaban a rivera por los asesinatos perpetrados (...) de al menos tres mujeres a las cuales contactaba en bares y centros nocturnos de tijuana las autoridades indican que el sospechoso tras ganarse su confianza la llevaba a moteles u otros sitios solitarios, después de golpear la clase estrangulado >> las víctimas son identificadas como Ángela acosta flores de 25 años a quien presuntamente último dentro de un hotel (...) de 28 años cuyo cuerpo sin vida presuntamente a

house speaker nancy pelosi, labor leader dolores huerta and lawmakers from across the state read this morning. that dream is now becoming harder and harder to achieve for everyday californians. yes, california is the 4th largest economy in the world. >> but if we in this room. >> if we do not act and act with greater urgency. >> it will get more and more difficult to build a good life here that he says includes the issue of affordable housing today, home ownership for anyone except the most affluent californians is simply out of reach. our state's average home price today, which recently dropped dropped to just under $775,000. entire generation of californians will be locked out of home ownership if we do not do more. other issues on his list include public university tuition increase costs across the board and homelessness, the encampments and our highways on downtown streets. but working middle-class families. facing the same pressures and they are asking the same question. is there still a place for me in california? he says the answer is unequivocally yes, california. we are still

la lÍder sindical dolores huerta estuvo hoy con el grupo que se manifestÓ contra la ley antiinmigranteoria ha tenido eco en todo el paÍs. >> muy importante cuando miramos que tanta gente se estÁ convocando, que nos estamos uniendo para hacer la protesta en contra de las polÍticas del gobernador, y sabemos que mucha gente latina tambiÉn somos vÍctimas de esas pÓlizas, que no quieren enseÑar en nuestras escuelas nuestra historia de nosotros que es tan importante para florida. >> los otros del pueblo es el movimiento integrando por defensores, activistas y lÍderes comunitarios que han viajado de varios puntos del paÍs rechazando las medidas estatales y federales que para ellos representan una amenaza a las libertades de las minorÍas. y como le informamos ayer un segundo autobÚs con inmigrantes llegÓ a los Ángeles desde texas, segÚn las autoridades algunos de ellos ya estÁn junto a sus familiares que viven en los Ángeles. otros seis tuvieron que viajar por el mismo motivo a las vegas, seattle, san francisco y oakland, el grupo de mÁs de 40 migrantes provenÍa de belice, colombia, cuba, el s

. >> on the current team we have two players from santa clarita university, julie ertz and sofia huertae alex morgan. and from stanford we actually have five players. it is great to see so many of those universities represented at the world cup. reporter: there are more bay area ties beyond the u.s. national team. the san mateo youth soccer team's jessica coward and the daughter of the california attorney general, who played for the first filipino squad in the world cup. >> the world cup is the pinnacle of what we do. it's an amazing event and it is great to see it continue to grow. >> we can see it together as a community. reporter: and here is a closer look at the big screen. the reason why hundreds are coming out tonight to watch the big match at 6:00. until then, there are fun and free activities here. as i mentioned, the party is just getting started. we are live in san francisco. julian: thank you. folks out there will have a lot of fun. kristen: she is in short sleeves, but over the weekend the short sleeves will not be even able to keep you cool. julian: especially inland. let's

house speaker nancy pelosi, labor leader dolores huerta and lawmakers from across the state read this morning. that dream is now becoming harder and harder to achieve for everyday californians. yes, california is the 4th largest economy in the world. >> but if in this room. >> if we do not act and act with greater urgency. it will get more and more difficult to build a good life here that he says includes the issue of affordable housing today. >> home ownership for anyone except the most affluent californians is simply out of reach. our state's average home price today, which recently dropped dropped to just under $775,000. entire generation of californians will be locked out of home ownership if we do not do more. other issues on his list include public university tuition increase costs across the board and homelessness, the encampments and our highways on downtown streets. but working middle-class families. they're facing the same pressures and they are asking the same question. is there still a place for me in california? he says the answer is unequivocally yes, california. we are

house speaker nancy pelosi, labor leader dolores huerta and lawmakers from across the state read this morning. that dream is now becoming harder and harder to achieve for everyday californians. yes, california is the 4th largest economy in the world >> but if in this room. >> if we do not act and act with greater urgency. >> it will get more and more difficult to build a good life here that he says includes the issue of affordable housing today, home ownership for anyone except the most. the flu californians is simply out of reach. our state's average home price today, which recently dropped dropped to just under $775,000. entire generation of californians will be locked out of home ownership if we do not do more. other issues on his list include public university tuition increase costs across the board and homelessness, the encampments and our highways downtown streets. but working middle-class families. they're facing the same pressures and they are asking the same question. is there still a place for me in california? he says the answer is unequivocally yes, california. we are stil

he was joined by advocates and those other legends like delores huerta, as well as workers like fernandon electrician from austin, who spoke out against a new texas law banning water breaks. >> the opponents of the bill talk about business. it will help out the texas economy. we workers are part of the texas economy. if it will help out businesses, it will help with the exploitation of workers. amy: at least 2,000 workers in the united states die every year from heat exposure. monday, texas congressmember casar and more than 110 democratic lawmakers sent a letter to the department of labor and the occupational safety and health administration, urging them to fast-track federal protections for outdoor workers in order to prevent more deaths. it cited the recent deaths of two workers in texas. "in dallas, texas, a usps employee of over 40 years died while on his route in 115-degree heat. in harrison county, texas, a 35-year-old lineman working to restore power died, likely from heat exhaustion.” for more, we go to capitol hill to speak with congressmember greg casar whose texas district st

alice huertas, ktvu fox two news. san francisco's oldest music festival continues this weekend with its 86th year of free music. this sunday, the annual stern grove festival will feature canadian electronic duo bob moses and pop duo neil francis gates open at noon. the free concerts take place on sunday afternoons during the summer, running through august 20th. also happening this weekend is the blue note jazz festival up in napa. here is the lineup for this year that is celebrating its 50th anniversary of hip hop. performers include mary j. blige, nas chance, the rapper and robert glasper. the festival runs through sunday. all right. these are the highs from today. and they will be about the same tomorrow, saturday, sunday will be a little bit warmer. highs today were a little warmer than yesterday. not a heck of a lot, but a few, maybe 4 or 5 degrees in some places. that's the trend is a slight warm up here into the weekend. we've noticed it today. you'll notice it a bit tomorrow. hey, that's good air quality for th

our san mateo bridge about 12 huertas amber fell bridge as 6 minute ride and the golden gate bridge.o the tolls. >> 19 minutes on this 4th of july tuesday. okay. and speaking of the 4th city of danville hosting its annual 4th of july parade later this morning. yeah, the kiwanis club of san ramon valley and the city of danville. they've been playing on that for 8 since 1975. and our own michael thomas has been there all morning long watching as people are getting ready for that. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, when i got here originally there was just thousands of different chairs all lined up. but now there's thousands of people for those years. i mean, let me step out the way. take a look the front of the parade where it's set to start. you can see people are just all lined up. now, the kiwanis, danville, 4th of july parade is a tradition for people. it's been happening for such a long time. we're talking about 30 to 40,000 people every year. it takes place all along harts avenue in san ramon valley boulevard. it starts at 9 o'clock this morning and

and then you've got people like julie ertz, sophia huerta out of santa clara university, alex morganf cal. megan rapinoe is from northern california. so kind of seeing those big, big names, big names of stardom. allie riley, also captain for new zealand. she went to stanford as well. so like you said, kind of across the bay, there have been players that have now showing up for their countries to represent. and i think it's incredible. and they all have ties back to this area. and there are a lot of teams, not just the team from your country, that you can support. you yourself said you used to work with the new zealand national team. they had a big victory over norway. what was that game like for you? did you get up in the middle of the night to watch? yeah i stayed up. i stayed up to watch. kickoff was at midnight. i mean, that was incredible to watch. the first game of the tournament, the hosts opening up to get their first world cup victory. men's or women's, i think was an incredible moment. you could see what it meant to the players, what it meant to the home crowd. so, i mean, i

huertas grazing over 90 now for today.e san mateo coast. you're in the 60's for a lot of today. up to the north actually might get some lower 70's, though, burlingame 79, we've got 81 for foster city, palo alto. 85. meanwhile, the south bay, 90 ish is some upper 80's. 91 cupertino, for example, morgan hill, though, 99, 96 for los gatos east bay shoreline, still in the 80's tri valley. here you go. livermore around 101, looks like 101. for walnut creek, danville, of conquer. coming in at 102, meanwhile will come in. and 79 for oakland, 77 for berkeley, allay 78. meanwhile, 103, for any act. 98. meanwhile, for fairfield nap, you're at 91 and 99. santa rosa 70's. you can see from the marine coast. all right. into monday, we have some of those leftover scattered clouds will call about 91. but that's an improvement as we drop into the 80's by midweek. check it out. it will 80's at that in some chilly 60's working along the coast. so, stephanie, this is a one-day event will really bacon here, particularly well inland. we've been