. >>> con algunos raspÓnes en su cuerpo y acompaÑado de sus padres, jessi hernÁndez de 13 aÑos narrastaba todo oscuro adentro >>> cientos de bomberos utilizaron estÁs camaras con lÁmparas para accesar al sistema de drenaje y rescatar a jessi >>> pensaron que eran 3 dÍas que estaba abajo y gracias a dios fueron como 13 horas >>> a jessi estaba en una alcantarilla a media milla donde desapareciÓ estaba en una tuberÍa de 3 pies de alto >>> estaba sentado >>> pero la pesadilla fue aquÍ porque saltÓ en la instalacion de concreto y madera que se vino abajo, la corriente lo arrastrÓ debajo de la autopista para que logrÓ ponerse de pie para esperar que los rescataran >>> estuvo expuestos a productos tÓxicos del sistema de drenaje >>> esto es un milagro, estuvimos orando, el seÑor respondiÓ a nuestras oraciones >>> y aunque al principio los gritos de desesperaciÓn de jessi no eran escuchados >>> tÚ sabÍas que te estaban buscando >>> sÍ porque oi el helicÓptero >>> y estaba rescatado con vida para estar nuevamente con su familia. vÍctor hugo rodriguez noticias telemundo j telemundo. >>> una hi

this is 1.1 million jobs at stake, jessie.u make sure that in your potential trade war, your negotiations with china, the american paycheck, your base is not at stake. >> first of all, there is no trade war right now. the president is talking about negotiating with china. he has stated that we are going after $100 billion in trade. we have a $500 billion trade deficit. we have lost extensive manufacturing jobs. we have also lost a lot our power over our own technology. china has actually practiced illegal trading where they required technology to be transferred over and licensed in china for the u.s. to even do business with it. this is against our own trade policies. so why is impacting and enforcing the very laws they agreed to a bad thing? when we get trade back into the united states' hands and to the advantage of the american people, we will see prosperity again. instead, we have essentially ex ported all of our-exported all of our technology. the president is saying enough is enough. the obama administration did nothing

jessi: all right. i'm going to take a question from twitter. so we're going to turn it over to our virtual audience. >> okay. i have three questions here that i'm going to lump together because they're on the same thought. one is coming from malik at marable hill school. i have jacquelin asking a similar question from bishop mcnamara high school in maryland , and peyton in new york. they are wanting you to compare students' rights today with how they have evolved either for the better or the worse since you were active. so do you feel like current educational system gives students more freedom to express their emotions and feelings today or is it more of the same or worse than when you were in school? mary beth: are students better or worse today as far as having your rights? >> it really depends a lot on the school where you are. i work with so many principals, and i was just with some in arizona, that want their students to have rights and want students to use the first amendment and speak up. i was also a speaker at the national school board

agradecdio a los rescatistas >> en este dessague cayó jessie de 13 años el que fue arrastrado por laa que podría salir >> desde las 4:30 horas del domingo a esta madrugada se vio expuesto a peligro >> las condiciones en este lugar son toxicas, >> su búsqueda movilizó cuadrillas de rescate utilizando cámaras cómo estás recorrieron 6 mil pies del alcantarillado >> a más de media milla donde cayó el menor lo ubicaron al ver sus huellas cuando revisaban el desagüe en la interestatal 5 los padres pasaron la noche en vilo esperando noticias, el joven fue trasladado al centro médico para ser evaluado pero fue dado de alta al mediodía >> con drones buscan jóvenes mochileros, nueva evidencia indica que la camioneta acelero para desplomarse en el mar >> y agencia federal investiga choque de un auto tesla el mes pasado sobre la 101 la agencia nacional dice que tesla dio a conocer su información demasiado pronto >> lo que empezó como parada de rutina terminó impactando a cientos de residenties >> era la 1 de la mañana al iniciar la persecución tras una parada rutinaria a vehículo reportado como

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griffin park donde estaba ubicado el centro de comando por mÁs de 12 horas tratando de encontrar a jessieproximadamente a las 5:45 que se dio la buena noticia que lo habÍan encontrado sano y salvo, los departamentos de socorro estuvieron trabajando aquÍ toda la noche y tambiÉn sanidad, mÁs de 100 bomberos estaban tratando de dar con este niÑo donde las autoridades dicen que las posibilidades de sobre vivencia en esta alcantarilla, son bastante escasas, ahora este joven se encuentra en un hospital, siento revisado por los mÉdicos, para ver si su salud no se vio afectada por todos los quÍmicos que estuvo respirando durante prÓximamente 13 horas, recordemos que esto pasÓ ayer aquÍ en la zona de griffin park a eso de las 4:30 de la tarde, cuando este niÑo con toda su familia estaban celebrando el domingo de pascua, afortunadamente pues las noticias para esta familia hernÁndez, han sido muy positivas, ellos se encuentran en el hospital local aquÍ en los Ángeles, esperando las noticias del mÉdico a ver que le dicen respecto a la salud de jessie hernÁndez quien ahora tendra una segunda oportunid

right away they saw jessie about 11 feet into the structure. >> now, jessie was checked out at the hospital and later released. authorities say his story is definitely an easter miracle. >>> they're looking now for two people who may have rammed a car into a police officer early today. coming up, an update on the search for the suspects in the wetlands at hercules. >> reporter: it is the 19th home opener for the giants in their now not so new stadium. i have an update from at&t park. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining ossiphone mornings joining us on mornings on 2. >> i'm claudine wong. gasia is on special assignment. he and mike and sal will be at at&t for the 9. >> we have fog in the forecast. it will clear out. mostly sunny today. some of that fog creeping back. it always clears out from at&t. 30s, 40s and 50s. it is running cooler by two to seven degrees compared to yesterday. the fog is filling in but nothing to support widespread fog. today is fine. lots of sunshine but a lot of cloud cover. a tremendous amount, an astonishing amount starts on thurs

right away they saw jessie about 11 feet into the structure. >> now, jessie was checked out at the hospital later released. authorities say his story is definitely an easter miracle. >>> they're looking now for two people who may have rammed a car into a police officer early today. coming up, an update on the search for the suspects in the wetlands at hercules. >> reporter: it is the 19th

also at sfgovtv, we've got jessie and lawrence. and my colleagues. to my far left, we have supervisor norman yee, and to my right we have supervisor sandy fewer. madam clerk, are there any announcements for today? [ agenda item read ] >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you, madam clerk. do we need to take a vote to -- >> clerk: would you like to take a vote to excuse supervisor self aknee? >> supervisor cohen: yes, i would. to colleagues, i will put a motion out there to excuse supervisor stefani. thank you. that's been seconded by supervisor yee, and we'll take that without objection. thank you very much. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor cohen: and madam clerk, would you please call item one. >> clerk: yes. [ agenda item read ] >> supervisor cohen: all right. ladies and gentlemen, i cannot believe we don't have a full house on this one because today, we're hearing from the mayor's budget office and the controller's office regarding the fiscal health of our city, and i can't think of a better place to be than here. so kudos to all of you who made it out here t

jessie: las fotografÍas llegaron a las cadenas de televisiÓn, no las publicaron y las pasaron a las cadenas de la misiÓn y ya habÍa viajado antes a la frontera, realizado reportajes y cubrimiento. el fotÓgrafo era paul rivas que llevaba mÁs de 20 aÑos en el diario el comercio, era coleccionista de cÁmaras fotogrÁficas y guardaba imÁgenes de todos sus trabajos y coberturas. el tercer miembro del equipo es efraÍn segarra, el chofer. hombre de 60 aÑos, alma de reportero y mÁs de 16 aÑos trabajando para el diario ecuatoriano. las organizaciones de prensa en el mundo emitieron un comunicado responsabilizando a los gobiernos de los dos paÍses por los que les pudiera ocurrir los comunicadores y condenando una posible acciÓn en su contra. peritos de medicina legal en ecuador concluyeron pÚblicamente hace poco que, de acuerdo con el cotejo fotogrÁfico, dos de las ropas que visten los cuerpos de las fotografÍas coinciden con las que en otras ocasiones portaban en imÁgenes. debo advertir que vi las fotografÍas y que univisiÓn se abstiene de publicarlas por respeto a las familias. >> gracias, ahora nos

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could bea asian countries, and jessie j.reading about the show, people have gushing over her performances, crying at her performances, crying at her performances, she has been very popular with the chinese public. so while she has been making this she has been out and about and been meeting fans, and she's been praised a lot. one of the problems she came up a lot. one of the problems she came up against especially in the uk was that while an incredible singer, she is very confident and some people do not see much modesty with her, which they don't tend to like. so recently they don't tend to like. so recently the hits have kind of dried up. so suddenly, she is in an audience that website, praises her, she is doing well and it's like she is restarting again. i don't mean to be rude, but is isa again. i don't mean to be rude, but is is a real contest? is a genuinely a chance that all of those in the show could win? i assume so. if you area pop show could win? i assume so. if you are a pop star as big asjessiej or any of the ot

. >> i animated a lot of jessie in toy story 2. i really like jessie.he little octopus from nemo. i really like her. and the newer ones, i love joy and sadness. sadness is hilarious. anything with sadness. >> reporter: a lot of these movies during the fireworks show that i saw last night on main street, you can see them running up and down the facade. >> we had to do a lot of work to get it to work on the surfaces. we project on the castle and the water. we had to adjust like what we're showing for each place. >> reporter: and can you talk about the significance of pixar being in the bay area? it is a special place in emryville. >> yeah. >> reporter: talk about that. >> it is interesting because, you know, we're sort of separated from a lot of the other studio that's are in hollywood. >> reporter: right. >> i think it kind of let's us sort of do our own thing a little bit. we're owned by disney but we're still separated from them. we can keep our own personality, our own culture up there. >> reporter: you go from one project to the next. coco was a smas

i want to thank jessie and michael for assisting us with today's broadcast. our clerk of course is the lovely and talented miss linda wong. thank you everyone for joining us here today. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on will be on the april 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. i'd like to call item number one. >> item one. [ agenda item read ] >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you very much. supervisor peskin is the sponsor of this. i think we've got beth rubenstein here who's going to be presenting from the department of public works, and i don't know if julia dawson is going to be here, as well. >> i'm here. >> supervisor cohen: all right. this item is a 240 day extension from jc decaux from public kiosk. thank you. the floor is yours. good morning. >> good morning, chairman cohen. we're here toed to ask for a

just what the doctor ordered. >> jessie, thank you.eader in the tech world has an important message to convey. the owner of uber goes on record in the wake of a scandal. >>> the warriors a day away from their own playoff run. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along relatively well in some of these commutes. we have a problem on the peninsula that we will tell you about coming up. >>> dry, warmer weather in store for the first half of the weekend. followed by wet weather to finish it. i will have a detailed look coming up. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit ♪[music] ♪ my lucky number is one ♪ . [music]♪ >> it is friday the 13th. i hope it doesn't bug you. that has been our theme on traffic jams. thank you for playin

berryman's cartoons with martha grove and jessie kratz. >> he was one of the most renoun and wilde widely acclaimed cartoonists during the first part of the 20th century. 100 years ago in washington, d.c. most people would have known his name or at least been familiar with his artwork. he has born in a small town in kentucky in 1869. he was a self-taught artist, a skilled portraitist. when he was 17 he moved to washington, d.c. and took a job at the u.s. patent office. political cartooning continued to be his passion, and on a whim he submitted two drawings to "the washington post." and to his complete and utter astonishment, the post published those drawings and many years later he talked about how he avoided the newspaper for several days because he was afraid that they might charge him for advertising when, in fact, they did pay him, they paid him $25 which to berryman at the time was quite a handsome sum. and that really inspired him. two years later, in 1891, "the washington post" hired him as a political cartoonist. and he eventually became the chief cartoonist for "the washington p

leader nicole passion ian be chosen for the top job on many years previous prime minister search for jessie and resigned a week ago after demonstrations against. the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say they've repelled the syrian army from taking several villages along the border with iraq meanwhile the government says it's made a deal with opposition fighters to evacuate around southern damascus those are the headlines but their stay with us here on al-jazeera inside story that's coming up next. north korea to close its nuclear test site and kim jong un says the world can watch its being dismantled from young ones to focus on economic growth the historic summit with south korea a mock departure from hostile rhetoric how will this play out though inside north korea this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i'm noriko they do come jong un has promised to shut down north korea's nuclear test site next month he reiterated the pledge joy has summit with south korea's president when j. and on friday but there's no word on the future of his ballistic missiles program nor where

i want to thank jessie and michael for assisting us with today's broadcast. our clerk, of course is the lo

berryman's cartoons with martha grove and jessie kratz. >> he was one of the most renoun and wilde

jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer acknowledge -- sewage system. he fell 25 feet below. rescuers, about 100 in all, police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> amazing he survived. >>> ahead, who could next get the boot from the trump white house? new cnn reporting points to that gentleman epa boss scott pruitt. why sources say the president is angry with him. coming up. >>> breaking overnight. special counsel robert mueller cleared by the justice department to investigate whether former trump campaign chair paul manafort colluded with russia. >>> president trump on attack ripping democrats for not protecting dream

jessie went to a movie in denver colorado with her best friend. and never came home actually she did come home in a box with ashes she was struck six times in the last shot hit her in the head. and blew our brains out on to the theater floor causing a five inch hole in the left side of her face that's about the size of your hand and it hit her here and took her top of the head off and that's what we live with every day that's the the image that we wake up with every morning and go to bed with every night these students have demanded the same thing that lonnie and myself have been talking to senators and congressmen about for almost six years now but they're doing it in a way that has empowered the entire gun violence prevention movement where happy to have them speaking out and speaking up and taking the lead and we will support them and follow them anywhere they want us to go because they will become voters and they will absolutely affect change in this country and we're very very happy to have them join this movement they have the they are the s

we would like to thank jessie larson and mia hernandez and our clerk, erica major.o you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. make sure to silence all cell phones and mobile devices. items acted upon will appear on the april 24 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor tang: can you call item 1. [reading item #1] >> supervisor kim: thank you. i believe we have public works here. >> yes. rachel from san francisco public works. a list of projects will be funded by $23 million, state road maintenance and rehabilitation count account funds. it was created by senate bill 1, which will raise over $5 billion for transportation throughout the state of california. one of the measures of sb-1 is requiring local governing bodies to adopt annual resolutions approving the project list. that's why i'm here today. public works has identified six various locations projects for next year. that will include 220 blocks, which is approximately 1/3 of the program's expected output in the next fiscal year. each location project typically includes 25-45 residenti

. >> jessie, thank you. >>> a vallejo elementary school teacher accused of inappropriate behavior faces criminal charges. 36-year-old andrew lund is a 4th agreed teacher at glen cove elementary school and arrested yesterday for attempting to contact a minor for sex and sending harmful material to a young person. he communicated earlier this month with an undercover investigator posing as a young girl. >>> the dallas state university campuses -- the california state university campuses push to raise tuition is now off the table. they discussed raising tuition by $228 a year at a meeting in may but students have been protesting the idea since it was first introduced in january but instead is increasing the state to increase education funding for the next budget. >>> and still ahead, traffic relief on the hitch monday-san rafael bridge. >> and blue skies across much of the bay area as a warm up is coming for the weekend. we will check in with mary for the forecast, coming up. >>> welcome back. sky fox giving us live pictures over san francisco, specifically a group of students walking east

i want to recognize jessie larson and jennifer low for assisting us with today's broadcast for sfgov.tv. our clerk is linda wong and victor young. we are waiting on two other of our board members to get down here. clerk, could you please call the first item? >> item number 1, hearing on street cleaning in the city budget, identifying historical funding levels and opportunities for a future spending priority and requesting the budget analyst to report. >> thank you very much. i'll give you a second to get set up. when you're ready. please begin. welcome supervisor yee. we are going to continue to go forward. you ready? >> i am. >> take it away. >> good afternoon, supervisors. finance manager from san francisco public works. joining me today is our deputy director of operations and our budget manager devin mccully. we have a short presentation and after the presentation we will be ready to answer any questions you may v. -- may have. >> thank you. >> so starting out i want to highlight our strategic plans. it ties back to our five-year plan of which we have three high level goals. once to

two of the men on that balcony would become leaders, andrew young and jessie jackson, and then bobbyder way and a number of u.s. cities, adults had good reason to wonder forever their country was going to be okay. the good news is we're still here. tomorrow, we mark the anniversary of a single rifle shot from an open window, which killed a man and staggered the rest of us. >> good night from us from nbc news headquarters in new york. new york >>> new you in the russia probe, robert mueller has reportedly told donald trump's lawyers that the president is under investigation but not a criminal target at this point. >>> plus china announces additional tariffs spark new global concerns over a trade war. >>> and what we're learning this morning about the woman who law enforcement sources say opened fire at the youtube headquarters. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, april 4. we begin with the

outside the hall of justice here in san jose, i am jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and another 49er could be put in a treatment facility. on wednesday smith pleaded guilty to charges in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident last month. last thursday a judge ordered him to wear gps and alcohol testing ankle monitors. on friday when he arrived at the sheriff's office to pick up the monitors authorities say his blood alcohol level was five times the legal limit for driving in california. his bail is set at a half million dollars. >>> new information surrounding a teacher put in a national spotlight after a gun accidentally went off in the classroom and the reason he is now stepping down from his job. plus -- >>> i have so much going on. everyday is a new day. >> a new outlook on life for a teenager from the east bay. when we come back, you will see him and learn more about hits road to recovery after being paralyzed during a high school wrestling match. >>> and on the road in the north bay, southbound 101 traffic looks good through central san rafael. as you make your w

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jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer system.e fell 25 feet below. with liquid flowing at 15 miles an hour. police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> nick, thank you. >>> who is next to get the boot from the white house? cnn reporting points to epa boss scott pruitt. why a source says the president is angry at him coming up. a place with 24-hour valet service... and upholstery classes a place where seniors get the care they need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. draw the line. one spray of roundup® max control 365 kills to

. >> i don't know for jeb and nancy and jessie and me, the one thing i'd like is i'd like jurors that can do what you guys do and laugh out loud. juries have this weird thing, they went to jury school and they're told you have to have a poker face, not show them what you're thinking by showing up. nancy has been a judge forever, jeb is a judge, i think it's really hard for trial lawyers to gauge jurors. i know when they are reacting to something i want them to react to and i know whether it's in an opening sh obviously we are not quite as humorous or try to be. in serious matters of trial -- >> you are more serious than usual when you are actually in trial? >> a little bit. today was like 11 jokes my normal closing is four or five. >> a question, please. >> how much fun was it while planning for the play to add your ad libs as in mic drop. >> how much fun was it to be an act actor? >> a lot of fun. >> i mean, look, all trial lawyers are either frustrated actors or all actors are frustrated trial lawyers. >> it's like a church casserole, there is a thin layer of ham under every one of

speaker cards, one for the mint and mission historic conservation district, and a second for 444 jessie street and 441 stephenson street, i believe is for the mint and mission conservation district. for those members of the public, that item was continued to may 22nd, 2016, just so you're aware. commissioners, item eight. [agenda item read]. >> can i please have the powerpoint? good afternoon, commissioners. desiree smith, planning department staff. the item before you is a consideration to initiate landmark designation of the arthur h. coleman medical center. located at 630 one-third street to the brgss. the property was nominated for landmark designation through a community sponsored landmark organization submitted by dr. aurelius walker and true hope church of god. the staff determined that the property was eligible for local landmark designation and that additional historical documentation would be important to telling the story of dr. coleman and the medical center. to that end, the property was added to the hpc's landmark designation program on january 17, 2018 to enable staff to

jessie jackson went back to chicago. i went back to atlanta. i got into politics.e almost all of us have tried in some way to carry on martin luther king's work. he was able to take it to a national level. it's never reached there. we understand that dr. king was trying to deal with the triple evils of race, war and poverty. many of the things we think of as racial now, a lot of police violence, a lot of the conflict between the rich and the poor that comes out as much more related to poverty than race and -- >> there does seem to be a real gap between the way whites and black americans view this. black americans much more likely than white to think we're back sliding in race relations. >> it's true that they think that. it's not true that it exists, i don't think. i don't like statistics. dr. king used to be appalled by statistics quite often because what i saw last saturday was a continuation of a movement of people while it started out against guns, it was -- it was innocent people being splattered by the blood of their classmates. i don't think -- dr. king used

one of the really great comments was by jessie jackson who said lastly the movement in montgomery alabamaollowing the brown versus board of education decision. they implemented it in transportation. then we have the freedom rides and so forth. then we have the sit ins. he broke broke down segregation and public accommodations we have the birmingham movement. and that also have title seven which opened up. they discriminate against women or people of cover --dash color. in the mississippi freedom summer. we broke it down to voter rights. they caused the nation to look. why can't we make memphis the place where we broke the cycle of poverty and did something about it. it will take a movement. as i can happen because the government decides to do it. we also have some very choice comments there about the person occupying the white house who is stripping away everything that we gained and let me just then go to dr. king and talk about that. the story in the book through the promised land it's not as if we needed a biography of king because we don't we have lot of great biographies of king. wha

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