julian: lots of excitement, thank you, irene. could find out much more about all the exciting offers and a special disney plus deal, one night -- month for just $1.99. find out all about it at disney plus.com. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: we will check in with frances. i'm looking forward to the cooldown but we could start with today. frances: another hot day but it is more comfortable. take a look at temperatures. they range from 54 in half moon bay. if you really want to cool down to half moon bay. mid 60's around the bay, still lots of 70's already. cloverdale, livermore at 76 degrees. another day of triple digit heat with a very high risk of heat illness. that is why there is an excessive heat warning until 8:00 this evening for many parts of the bay area. it is extended to 8:00 tomorrow night through lake county and parts of mendocino. try to avoid staying outdoors if you can. there is heat advisories until 8:00 in the areas highlighted in orange. temperatures near 90 degrees, you could expect temperatures

>> from after irene was dating him to -- >> judge judy: so first, irene dated him. >> no, she started >> judge judy: shh, shh, shh, shh. >> yes. >> judge judy: i'm getting your side of the story, then i'll come back to you. >> thank you. >> judge judy: so first, you're cousins. >> yes. >> judge judy: so first, your cousin, irene, dated blake.

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he hates waking up every day and not knowing where irene is. irene was his only daughter.u know, he is really worried about her. so he understands that it's been a long time since she was last seen, but he still has hope, you know? as every parent hopes their child is still alive out there. >> absolutely. you have to have hope. all right. faith karimi, thank you very much for that report. >>> coming up sympathizers of the january 6th rioters took centerstage at a major republican campaign rally in pennsylvania. we'll tellll you about that. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to herer house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ the thing that's different about a vrbo vacation home. you always have the whole place to yourself. no stranger at the dinner table making things awkward. or in anothe

irene has been missing for 188 days >> reporter: he accused her of stalking because of the stream ofeen posting. >> we covered a lot of ground. >> reporter: one of the many ways she's trying to shine a light on the case. and something he was trying to block. >> it just blows my mind that he just thinks that everybody, okay, yep, she's missing, we don't care like, that makes no sense to me. >> reporter: court documents show he accused her of stalking because of the stream of tiktok videos she's been posting. so she says she'll continue to post and search until she finds irene or finds justice >> she came to america to help other human beings is now that he's gone missing, she deserves the respect of other humans to help her and be her voice and she can't speak. >> reporter: for the news, i'm andrea day >> remember that story of the alabama inmate and the corrections officer who helped break him out of prison about four months ago, vicky white, casey white, no relation, just the same last name the pair made nearly 950 phone calls before going on the run, and most of those calls, sexual

investigators say he maxed out irene's credit card after she disappeared.d her missing in march. meanwhile, here is where all of you watching and listening at home can possibly help. investigators with the gillette police department say they need information regarding the possibility of a 55-gallon metal drum which may have been burned or abandoned within the county. investigators say any little bit can help. brianna, they've executed 24 search warrants trying to find irene and bring her home to her family. >> some devastating details in that report. we know that you will keep on this. thank you. >>> so on the subject of crime, while murder rates are down compared to decades past, a spike in some types of crime has many americans concerned. so what are lawmakers across the country doing about it? john avalon has a reality check. >> we're on the other side of summer, which is usually the high season for crime in america. that means we have a sense of how crime is impacting people's lives, as well as its possible impact on the upcoming midterm elections. now

he is facing five felony charges against irene and here is why. there were at least 16 transactions on irene's visa card after she was last seen. one of the first transactions on her card, investigators say was to make a purchase. they claim heitmann purchased a pair of boots, jeans, and a shovel using her card. heitmann also told an officer he removed money from her bank account to force her to contact him and that is not also. he is also accused of deleting her gmail account and led to the five charges that we are putting on the screen. her family wants to know where she is. every night they go to bed, they think about her. err morning they wake up, they also think about her. that community in wyoming where she lived has rallied around and helped the family. she has two brothers who live in boise. jim and poppy? >> we know you'll stay on top of it. thank you so much. >>> still to come this hour a look at the key midterm battles still to come. news overnight from the state of massachusetts and we are following pennsylvania. >>> first day of schoo

what happened to irene -- that's next. so we need something super disctintive. work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. a family seeking answers and accountability after their daughter went missing last winter. irene -- reported missing less than three years after she moved to the united states from kenya. at the time, she went missing, she would be living in wyoming with the man she met on craigslist, on credulous forum. police say the man is considered a person of interest in her disappearance and he is not made himself available to the detectives looking to resolve questions that exist in the investigation. -- via phone, via text and email, but he has not responded. cnn also left messages for his pu

kumasi: irene cruz is in anaheim with a preview. irene: good morning.lly is the biggest gathering of all things disney. we have folks visiting from all 50 states and 40 countries across the globe. some of the biggest events include a showcase of the latest and greatest marvel and disney games as well as the masquerade, history with onef exposofaero'f major exhibits. it is called step in time featuring a look back at 100 years of magic with photos of your most beloved movies and disneyland's opening day. >> we've tried to cater to fans who are older and younger. a lot of the fans may not know about steamboat willie or walt disney themselves. we have something for everyone. irene: bunny of merchandise and 5 -- fan favorite collections. there is a statue of walt disney on display before it moves to epcot. talk disney leadership gave media a sneak peek of the expo. what we know is fans are in for a surprise over the next three days. take a walk down memory lane with hit tv shows and dive into the rich history of walt disney animation. jennifer lee told geor

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a currently underway must try and understand what happened and speak to irene now casita. she is a spokeswoman for red cross in uganda. she joins us from the capital kampala, thanks for joining us today. first the can you tell us a bit more about what, what exactly happened? thank you for coming for having me. in the we, i was off today, we received the rainfall that people very didn't process a district experienced airline flight, which buried call as of people. and we got our response action teams going to be around for today. and immediately we dispatched 15, but of course it was had to walk in the we, i was considering that though it's not for, for lighting. but by early morning, such as risk, your team was on the ground and they've been able to retrieve 15 bodies today. and my jury to these mothers and she had been and they really have to understand because they were sleeping and a marking there were helpless. so it's still happening, but anyway, buried and rob was on the rescue team has to dig them up from from there. and as i speak right now, there is a playground w

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reporting at the anaheim convention center, irene cruz abc7 news.on sunday. disney is parent company of abc 7. that will do it. abc7 news at 5:00 is next. builda moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. every time i saw her would beg her. talk to him. leave him and it seemed like the more. it that before she would see him. yes. a father's regret that he didn't do something to keep his daughter away from the man who killed her yesterday in a brutal sword attack. good evening. thank you for joining us on dan ashley, and i'm on a dates tonight. we're learning more about the victim and the man now being held for her murder in san carlos. i team reporter dan noyes, sat down exclusively with the woman who raised the victim and the couple's argument over snapchat just hours before this deadly encounter. he's here with us in the studio, dan. what a story well, dan and i'mma this family wants you to know

ir irene's boyfriend said she left in a dark-colored suv.s not cooperating with police. >> i don't believe a word he said. he's not cooperating with police to help find someone that was his girlfriend. it's not good. >> from your experience as a profiler, let's talk about nathan hiteman. if he refuses to cooperate, what are the chances of finding her after all of this time? >> well, it would surprise me to the moon if the police haven't also considered him a person of interest in her disappearance. because we know that he committed three felonies in using her credit card going into her bank account and it's hard for me to believe he has nothing to do. there are things they can do. perhaps they haven't done them yet or in the past. phone records for both of them. when was the last time they communicated by phone? also executing a search warrant. in the home they lived in and his car. >> black and brown people do not get the kind of coverage from us in the media, which is our fault and sometimes from authorities. they don't get the same exact

. >>> con un sol, ardiente asÍ se gana la vida la seÑora irene renterÍa.ucha agua en la sombra tomar la medicina y todo eso. no trabajar demasiado. acciÓn que se le hace difÍcil tomar ya que es el stnlt vÓmitÓ de cabeza. >>> le preocupa? >>> sÍ porque delicado y el vÓmito y el dolor de cabeza y el mareo. >>> entre los problemas crÓnicos el doctor nos dice que debemos de preocuparnos por el cÁncer en la piel cuando nos exponemos al sol. importante saber que el calor no va a afectar por ejemplo disposiciÓn crÓnica del sol y sobre todo los rayos ultra violeta pueden aumentar las posibilidades de tener agua, es muy importante usar bloqueador solar, porque a partir de un par de horas puede quitarse por el sudor y volverse aplicar para seguir siendo protegidos. recomendaciones recuerde que puede visitar telemundo 48.com donde tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre esta onda cÁlida solo acerque la cÁmara a la pantalla y serÁ redirigido a telemundo 48.com. vamos al corte. >>> en breve tenemos mÁs, estos son pastillas que tienen fentanilo por eso piden estar alerta, y ademÁ

the new campus at columbus park at the corner of asbury and irene streets and you can see how close it is to the original cam. original camp. kpix 5's mary lee lee spoke to people who moved there and they told her they don't have plans to leave. >> reporter: we are at columbus park in san jose, where hundreds are now calling it home after they were kicked out of their homeless encampment near the international airport. >> i used to be on the other side, but they kicked us out. >> >> reporter: george has been living here with his dog for the the last few months. he says he was offered housing, but likes his freedom living outside. >> i have not seen any trouble, except i think somebody got stabbed at the corner one time. >> reporter: like george, more than 300 homeless have moved into columbus park after they were kicked out of their homeless encampment across the street. they were in the faa flight path for the san jose international airport. the problem is, they are still in the flight path. >> it's frustrating, but what do do you call it? the guy up there there has been taking care o

irene authorities have organized pro-hijab rallies in response. meanwhile, the u.s.l ease internet restrictions on iran to expand access to services incurred by the reunion government in an attempt to stamp a protest. the u.s. treury cited one to two increase internet freedom despite other sanction that it has in place against iran. let's go to washington now where our correspondent is there for us. what is behind this decision by the treasury there, what impact could it have in iran? >> thi is something that u.s. lawmakers, both republicans and democrats, have been asking for since the protests began. there has been a lot of demand from iranians themselves. that is because given heavy u.s. sanctions on iran, tech companies have not been able to provide a lot of the services they typically would in response to this clamp on internet services as well as miss -- western messaging services within iran. the united states, washington has looked at this, and thought it was time to ease those restrictions, responded to lawmaker demands. that means the door ispen for tech co

irene, you are running for office.ople think if you crack down on some of the illegals streaming through, you are going against the hispanic culture or hispanics. is that true? >> that is a lie from the pit of hell. and that's exactly where it belongs. you know, if the democrats really cared about the hispanic population in the united states, they would actually control the border and bring border security. it should be a priority because every border city on the south border, it is comprised by over 80% hispanic. and we are the ones that get hurt the most by this complete disregard for our law. we see people walking in the neighborhoods that they shouldn't be walking endangering our own children. here in the neighborhood that my husband and i live in we are close to the airport. illegals are released all the time. there is two elementaries. two middle schools and one high school. what about the safety of our children? >> brian: i mean, these people are literally living on the street next to garbage. lupe, you must be

hurricane irene, southern new jersey into northern new jersey. i remember it.looked like it had passed and there were places underwater for weeks after hurricane irene. >> amy: the expansive nature of hurricanes are not just about the eye wall, the strongest part of the storm, but their ability to have far-reaching effects, always in the northeast quadrant, or the northeast corner, basically, of the storm. you got the threat of tornadoes. can you imagine you're worried about hurricanes and flooding and then you're into the tornado warning? the fiercest winds you can get out of mother nature. they can expand for a while and there are long durations, the impacts are not just for the coastline, they are also for inland portions of the state. this will be a very expansive storm, infrastructure wives, and it'll be deadly. these are life threatening storm surges. >> kayleigh: todd, we have seen a great level cooperation. governor desantis has been on this. the president reached out to him. he reminds me in the wake of that horrible surfside condominium collapse, that

smart device for the 1st time is made up of a mobile fool and a smart school that is less affordable. irene can screen her patience with a smart keith in all the 10 minutes. this is a measure relief or people like her walk in mother's health facilities across the central african nation. dave like a level, but it is true that we do not have a specialist here at the but tanks to this equipment. we can solicit the help of a specialist from a distance who can help with diagnosing a patient can and provide better care for the patients when they appease our survey . the past lukewarm body will be part of the party diesel. the new thing was developed by dr. tucker, so just a 4 year old cameron and medical doctor and entrepreneur. they controlled the device since data in real time and legless his arrival in minutes. dead formation is lit, assessed remotely hooked by so schanzer. with these objective is that all remained the mother were to leave the mother where they were found. the mother guess was economic levels can have access to our civic against the screen at the point of care with dr. tuckaho

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the rights of women and take further measures to eliminate forms of mass discrimination protests in irene broke out on september 16 after the death of a girl at the moral police station of max amini suffered a heart attack and died after being detained for wearing a hijab incorrectly, the woman's relatives deny that she had heart problems before, the streets of roman cities turned into a war zone, people go to protests with one goal to take back their country from the terrorist regime iran islamic republic according to the law then strict sharia law women are required to cover their hair and wear long loose clothing to hide their violators face a public reprimand, a fine or arrest before the islamic revolution of 1979, the streets of iran had a different look and the state was secular , art, in particular, cinema, was actively developing here, there were many parties, people wore jeans, short skirts and could profess different religions, and now iran is under western sanctions because of its nuclear doctrine, they were the largest in the world before the russian invasion seven months ago,

really asked of you very much in teaching where used to being the ones that are very much in control in irene you're more of an independent worker, you will be back in my classroom. i really want to make it that we talk about these issues that are going on in the world right now that we bring in a little more relevant. there is no room for you to be prepared to. we're taught my team in the science department are, are almost entirely new. more than half of my department has never taught it before . the turnover is stuck in sites departments in the u. k. at the moment is generally quite high. and the reason for that is there's a real shortage of science teachers. there. students that were there this morning, the have only seen a few teachers come and go at this stage. and a couple of them had said, you know, what's the point in choosing your teacher, they're going to be leaving soon anyway. it's up and they actually that they have come to believe that that we might disappear on them and not be around to see the, the cost with i will cut this morning quite petrified. actually, i mean the same fe

irene reyes is working her last week as a stenographer in the united states senate. she has been here 27 years and we thank her for her quiet, effective, really crucial work to preserve the hearings even when senator toomey and i don't say much of note. she still has to take it down. we just appreciate your good work for this country. you are an unsung hero as a public servant, contractor, not a public servant, so thank you. thank you. this hearing is in a hybrid format. four of our witnesses are joining us in person, sitting in front of senator toomey and me. miss morey is joining remotely. one or more of our committee colleagues may attend from their offices. yesterday was the first of the month for millions of americans, that means rent was due. for many renters, that rent keeps going up and up and up. two weeks ago in this committee we heard from witnesses about the soaring costs of housing, how it hurts the millions of families priced out of buying their first home and imperils the renters that are one illness, job loss, or car repair from -- away from eviction,

heavy rain triggered the slide in the town of ca, sissy. several houses have been buried on demand. irene now casita is the spokeswoman. the red cross, uganda, she says, rescue had saud away. we received the rainfall and that people 2nd very didn't process a district experienced airline flight, which buried scores of people. and we got our response action teams go to the last around 4 am today, and i immediately we did 15, but of course it was had to work in the we, i was considering that there was no lighting, but by early morning that's such a risk. your team was on ground and they've been able to retrieve 15 bodies today and my jury to these mothers and children. and they really have to understand because there were sleeping and a marking. there were helpless. so it's still happening. but many were buried. and rob was on the rescue team has had to dig them up from from there. and as i speak right now, they base a playground way and they did bodies. i've actually been assembled and there was nothing team has come from that district or say to be able to conduct the assessment rather the

triggered the slide in the town of casa. several houses were buried under mud rescue operations continue. irene matthew, cuz he thought is these folks who in the for the red cross and uganda, she says it's unlikely that rescues will find anyone else alive. we received the rainfall that people. second very didn't process a district experienced airline flight, which buried callers of people. and we got our response action teams go to the last round for today and i immediately, we dispatched it even, but of course it was had to walk in though we, i was considering that there was no lighting. but by early morning, such a rescue team was on ground and they've been able to retrieve 15 bodies today and my jury to these mothers and children. and they really have to understand because they were sleeping and a marking they, they were helpless. so it's still happening, but anyway, buried and of course on that the rescue team had to dig them up from, from there. and as i speak right now, it's a playground way i did for these. i've actually been assembled and i was met them seem has come from that district

think about all the storms that start with the letter i in history, irene, irma, ida, they just continue. there's so many of them. i think what we are going to find here is maybe just maybe waits stronger at land failed and the surge a little higher to the south than we really know right now. >> gentlemen thank you very much. bill i want you to be safe all our correspondents derek brian todd as well. we are going to get back to you checking with you throughout the hours on cnn. appreciate it we've got a lot of ground to cover in the coming hours on cnn. we are live in florida as ian is making its way brutally across the state. there's a lot of damage we are going to talk about in sarasota, fort myers and others. we are back in a moment with live coverage on cnn. we all have heroes in our lives. someone who cares about other people and gives of themselves to help others who can't always help themselves. those are true heroes. and for a kid like me, whose had 13 operations and can now walk, you might think that i'd say my hero is my doctor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and they are.

i encountered hurricane irene was put down on monserrat and then flew over to antigua and was on antigua for 7 days and then flew to guadalupe and was shot the morning and arrived. no one will buy hunters and a shootings. doctor walks believes that these birds show remarkable resilience in coping with extreme weather conditions. but it remains to be seen if they can survive once they reach dry land. birds have an amazing ability to adapt to changing conditions. on one species of bird has actually turned a bad situation to its advantage. on the island of new britain in papua new guinea, 2 volcanoes have been erupting on and off since 1994. the local town rebels is situated directly in the crater. many of the towns inhabitants have left to avoid the thick ash and aerial bombardment, and find some why less geologically lively. it certainly doesn't seem like an ideal location for rearing youngsters, but when the humans left, another creature moved in, choosing this apocalyptic landscape as a nursery for its babies. in forested areas, chicken sized polynesian mega pod birds bury their eggs in

our top priority, to that end i asked for congressional support for passing on time budgets to keep irene efforts on pace for new programs. within the don we fully back and i said presenting and effectively addressing sexual assault and sexual harassment requires systemic changes to climate and culture. we will not lose sight of this. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and i look forward to answering your questions. >> mr. ortiz jones you are looking for five minutes. >> afternoon chairs. making memory gallagher and distinguished members of the subcommittee, they stand for the opportunity to appear before you today. i submitted testimony on behalf of the department of the air force so i will keep my opening remarks brief to allow ample time for your questions that a primitive air force is committed to supporting our service members and families and removing every barrier to service we will continue to strive to ensure that anyone who is eligible, ready and willing to support and defend the constitution has the opportunity to serve to their full potential. while there

irene gray is working her last week as a stenographer in the united states senate. she has been here for 20 years -- 27 years and we thank her for quiet, effective, crucial work to preserve the hearings. even when senator toomey and i don't say much of note, she still has to take it down. just appreciate your good work for this country and your unsung hero as a unsung hero contracted or not as a civil servant. thank you, thank you. this hearing is in a hybrid format. four of our witnesses are joining us remotely before senator toomey and me. one or more members may attend from their offices. yesterday was the first of the month. for millions of americans, the rent was due yesterday and for many the rent keeps going up and up and up. two weeks ago we heard from witnesses about the soaring costs of housing and how it hurts families priced out of purchasing their first home and imperils the renters who are just one illness or job loss car repair away from eviction. as one of our witnesses documented in his book. this problem is squeezing people across the country, even

i think the thing that i'm thinking about -- thinking back to katrina or irma, irene, it's what comes next. the heartbreak that's in store for folks who will deal with flooding for the first time. there's an insurance crisis in the state of florida. governor desantis mentioned he had to put $2 billion into that a few days ago. it's the long-term affects of these storms. what it does to the productivity and jobs and businesses. charlie tore apart 11,000 homes and 300 businesses. charlie cost this county alone over $3 billion. whoa. as a result of that storm, they retired the name charlie. there will never be another storm with that name. i would hazard a bet that there will be no more storms named ian after this one. >> we see things flying by you. can you give us an idea what that is, what the debris is? >> it's garbage. it's palm fronds. we have a dumpster structure over there. the steel doors have come loose and are banging. i wonder if the hinges will hold. let me just -- i'm not a big fan of wind acrobatics. let me show you. this is minor. this is minor to what we have had in the

. >> that promise of lifelong service, irene you to all today. >> charles ascends to the throne at 73t weight in british history. the decades have given him any strengths. experience, patients, preparation, but weaknesses to. >> charles has struggled with personal popularity in his role as the prince of wales. he made a big step for today. i think people now will look to him after that speech with much more sympathy than they felt before. >> charles grew up at his mother side, but her popularity never quite rubbed off. signs today that her passing may have opened hearts to him. >> i think the reception he had at buckingham palace today gives me great hope that the monarchy will continue for many years. >> king charles became the prince of wales at 20. he was a pilot in the air force, and commanded a ship in the royal navy. >> with this ring, i the web -- >> he was 32 when he married lady diana spencer. >> and i suppose and love. >> of course. >> whatever in love means. >> charles was soon in the shadow of a star. it was a dark time for him, and the royal family. of divorce -- and dian

uganda. heavy rang triggered the slide in the town of casie . several houses are buried on the mud. irene night, casita is the spokeswoman for the red cross. uganda she says rescue efforts are on the way we received the rainfall and that people to 2nd very didn't process a district experienced airline flight which buried scores of people. and we got our response action teams go to the blacks around for today, and immediately we did 15, but of course it was had to work in the we, i was considering that there was no lighting. but by early morning, the such and rescue team was on the ground and they've been able to retrieve 15 bodies today and my jury to these mothers and children. and they really have to understand because there were sleeping and a marking there were helpless. so it's still happening, but many were buried and rob was on the rescue team has had to dig them up from from there. and as i speak right now, the playground way. they did bodies, i've actually been assembled and there was nothing team has come from that district or say to be able to conduct the assessment rather than

i remember covering irene in houston. they tried to get senior citizens out on a bus. all of these lost their lives. these are the people that you worry about. you worry about the folks in the mobile homes and older, infirm, unable to get to safety. >> yeah, you wonder if they have enough time to get out if that was required. what our fox weather folks will teach us, you can take a stop and divide it in four different pieces, quadrants. the upper right-hand quadrant packs the biggest punch. if you remember charlie from 2004, that storm was tracking almost identical to what ian is doing here. western part of cuba, moving up the western coast of florida. at the last minute, it took that right-hand turn. unfortunately the town of punta gorda was devastated. that was the upper right-hand corner of the storm that hit the land first, a lot of comparisons to 2004. here's the difference. it was smaller in size. it was a category four storms. it moved a 20, 25 miles an hour. ian is moving at 9. 9 is better than 5. still, for a storm of this size, it's moving slowly. charlie was

to top it off, its creek flooded during hurricane irene. >> we had just been in one of the most ruralhe world, and we had seen a hospital change the economy. i said why can't we do that same thing here in poughkeepsie? >> reporter: so mass opened a small office on main street and got to work. >> radiant light coming off of there. >> reporter: converting the city's old trolley barn into an art space and designing housing. it's helping turn this old building into a food hall. >> we're going to save this building. >> reporter: and converting this long-abandoned factory into a new headquarters for the environmental group scenic hudson. >> if you look up, you can see that this whole opening was once a window. >> that was a window? >> that was all a window. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: murphy says old buildings like this were designed to let in fresh air. but with the invention of air-conditioning big windows became a liability. so we shrunk them and sealed our buildings airtight. >> this is a sort of devil's bargain because it has made all of our buildings have really limited air flow

the slide and the town of casa . several houses were buried under mud rescue operations continue. irene at knacker sita is these folks woman for the red cross in uganda, she says, it's unlikely rescuers will find anyone alive. we received the rainfall that people to 2nd very didn't process a district experienced airline flight, which buried class of people. and we got our response action teams go to the laps around today and i immediately would be the team. but of course it was had to walk in the we, i was considering that there was no lighting the by early morning. such a rescue team was on the ground and they've been able to retrieve 15 bodies today and my jury to these mothers and children. and they really have to understand because there were sleeping and a marking they, they were helpless. so it's still happening. but anyway, buried and of course on that the rescue team had to dig them up from from there. and as i speak right now, it's a playground way. i did put the stuff actually been assembled and plus met them seem has come from that district or say to be able to conduct the as

because you love the city and so thank you santiago and irene. it's a blessing for me to represent human like my father, like you mentioned, here with my, sisters when they were barely born, my mother no language, no idea of what san francisco was. they ended up living in a small room in halfmoon bay, that's where i was raised. they started in a nursing selling plants. a lot of early morning driving down to san jose in which my sisters ended up experiencing the most, i got to experience jumping around the plants and the greenhouses and that's how it all started when my dad started in 85 until the mission. and the mission has been our home as well as the second of parolito. and now our new home, everybody has been incredible, me being the new neighbor in the past new years, i truly love northbeach in the area and hopefully we can open el farolito and meet the other supervisors. serving cheap food, fast and fresh, but also his passion which is soccer. with my grandfather supporting him and beach and obviously the legendary boxer balboa stadium, tha