locutor: un vÍdeo de joaquÍn guzmÁn se ha sometido a estrictos protocolos saliÓ a la luz.s establecidos por los centros. locutora: ricardo mÁrquez trabajaba en la comisiÓn nacional cuando guzmÁn protagonizaba una fuga de pelÍcula. >> por lo mismo, se reforzaron de manera importante las medidas de seguridad. locutora: se reforzÓ el piso, techo y entradas, el chapo se mantuvo en aislamiento. su familia de abogados denunciaron el trato que recibiÓ por parte de las autoridades mexicanas. >> acuÉrdate que no lo dejaban dormir. locutora: el abogado de la familia condenÓ este vÍdeo, en el que prÁcticamente lo revisan de pies a cabeza. >> eso no es protocolo. locutora: ademÁs de estas imÁgenes, otra, como esta han salido a la luz. no sÓlo viola acuerdos de confidencialidad, lo que se considera llevar su caso a cortes internacionales. locutor: el expresidente de mÉxico vicente fox y su esposa batallan contra el coronavirus. en perÚ en protestas contra el presidente pedro castillo. locutor: el expresidente de mÉxico vicente fox y su esposa estÁn hospitalizados al dar positivo por co

over the decades many thousands of farm families in the san joaquin valley were able to buy food duringthey are brushed aside by the land owning banks and corporations. today the landowners need only chemicals and huge machines. with rich soil, chemicals and water, the yield in california is twice the national average. protesting a 40% increase in rent farm families living in county operated labor camps march toward visalia, california. these residents of woodville and lanel farm labor centers march to publicize their protest to the tulare county housing authorities. in the summer of 1965 and in the heart of rich california farmland, these workers signal a growing protest movement. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> an operating engineer working under a union contract earns $5.19 an hour with an additional 54 cents in fringe benefits. an unorganized farm worker in california operating the same size equipment is paid an average of $1.50 an hour. the farm worker has no fringe benefits and no provisions for overtime pay. for this member of the organized labor movement a total of $5.73 an hour. for this

mortality in the san joaquin valley is to have time the national average. he emphasized young children with swollen bellies dying from disease and nutrition related illnesses. steinbeck also highlight the suffering mother's anguish and despair and the loss of dignity and spirit that he said cut fathers down to a sub humanity. the account is still painful to read and it should be. steinbeck called out the large agricultural banking and the state including the associated farmers of california as the forces behind the acts of a vigilante and terrorism the beatings, tara and feather in, shootings and employing its migrant labor. he blamed the large farming interest for imposing starving wages and exploiting families with inadequate and overpriced tempera housing and stores. because of their actions he declared california democracy is rapidly dwindling away and methods are more numerous and powerfully applied more openly practice in california than any other place in the united states. steinbeck blamed organized private interests working hand-in-hand with state

un video de joaquin "el chapo" guzman siendo sometido a estrictos protocolos de seguridad en la carceliplano, salio a la luz ... phoy, desde la ciudad de mexico, paulina gomez tiene las reacciones que ha provocado el tratamiento que recibio el fundador del cartel de sinaloa, en las carceles mexicanas antes de ser extraditado a los estados unidos. al regresar el expresidente de mexico vicente fox y su esposa estan batallando contra el coronavirus...enfrentamientos ntre policias y manifestantes en peru en protesta contra el presidente pedro castillo... el expresidente de mexico vicente fox y su esposa estan hospitalizados en leon, guanajuato al dar positivo para coronavirus... una fuente del pan informo que desde este viernes ingresaron a un hospital por rutina, para descartar cualquier complicacion, pero no presentan sintomas graves de la enfermedad. y en peru, centenares de personas salieron a las calles de lima a protestar contra el gobierno del presidente izquierdista pedro castillo a pocos dias de iniciar su mandato... la mayoria de los manifestantes llevaron banderas y carteles que

. >> se estrena este fin de semana la pelÍcula y el mexicano joaquÍn hace parte de ella, hablamos condespierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] >> asÍ le damos los buenos dÍas, gracias por amanecer con nosotros o jueves 5 de agosto. >> nos sentamos aquÍ, si estÁs despertÁndote pues que bueno y quÉ bueno que estÁs porque nos elegiste nosotros, nos esforzamos todos los dÍas por te sientas bien en esta casa. >> o tenemos entrevistas especiales y muchas sorpresas pero ahora vamos a saludar a nuestro crÍo compaÑero, maite y raÚl que se encuentran en sus hogares. >> que bueno saludarles, saben que nos sentimos muy agradecidos de su preferencia y por eso hoy estamos para traerles lo que necesita saber y comenzar su dÍa con el pie derecho. raÚl: como tiene que hacer, no te apartes de nuestra compaÑa porque este sho tiene temas que no te puedes perder. >> la mamÁ de los pollitos. >> vamos ahora directo a lo que usted interesa hasta ahora, vamos a comenzar con algo que vuelve a suceder, la tragedia que dejÓ por lo menos a 10 migrantes muertos y 20 heridos en el suroeste de texas. una que m

as seeing as lacking common sense and joaquin is right.ing this because he's trying to appeal, woe have a republican primary base because he has 11, and he's afraid of losing. so he's sacrificing the health, potentially of all of our concern in order to keep his seat. >> congressman, i want to be transparent about how we all came to be here today talking about this. my team and i get on a call where we talk about the stories that we talk about, and it was very important to me to mark the two-year anniversary of the el paso shooting and we needed to talk about the doj and voting rights and when we stepped back and we said, wait a second. these are all texas stories and you can extrapolate them all to be national stories. you have peers who are right now in washington, d.c., trying to take a stand. your sense of where that fight for voting rights stands right now and what it says that all of these stories are originating out of texas. >> well, texas is just the beginning for these very conservative trump-owned republicans, and i'm so proud o

sierra con el viento llegando del norte, se lanza la advertencia a todo lo largo del valle de san joaquín alerta por mala calidad del aire, hacia las costas ingresan algunos nublados pero se mantiene mala calidad del aire, a esta hora 65 grados y disfrutaremos esta noche la la luna llena o luna jorobada por su forma que no está aún completa, vamos a poder observarla y a partir de esta noche. el viento el fin de semana aleja para nosotros el aire contaminado. buenas condiciones para el fin de semana >> muchas gracias, y le tengo lo último del campamento la información al volver de la pausa. en metro by t-mobile, ¡no pagas extra por 5g! ¡presentamos el gran cambio a 5g! despídete de boost y cricket y ahorra la mitad al cambiarte. obtén una línea con datos sin límites para smartphones por solo 25 dólares al mes. con acceso a 5g incluido. además, obtén un samsung galaxy 5g gratis con un intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con el gran cambio a 5g. solo en metro. >> buenas tardes segunda semana de pretemporada de nfl (national football league) y tuvieron prácticas conj

educación a niños de bajo recursos, un museo también en honor a los líderes sociales del valle san joaquínrdes, saludos desde casa sea para todos. cuando una relación termina, sobre todo una en la que hubo mucho amor, lo más difícil es entender que la vida sigue. aquí esta el fútbol barcelona, que arrancó su temporada dos mil veintiuno dos mil veintidós ya si lionel messi. >> primer partido para el barcelona, pues en españa ya sabemos como son la cosas. apareciera y que para poner el primer gol. así arrancamos la era pos messi. el danés, al cincuenta y ocho encontraba este rebote de jordi alba y lo ganaba tres a cero. al final le puso velocidad crucero, emerson, las cosas iban a poner peor, aunque al final el barca iba a aguantar como una victoria cuatro a dos mundo pasamos ala liga primera, mánchester city. los esperas se lloran la victoria una cero. pasamos a las grandes ligas, el equipos verdes el equipo de - más o menos en cinco entradas. en la tardes los reiniciarse pusieron la pizarra siete por uno. al final no fue suficiente, cayeron en o linton siete a cuatro. (nombre en ingles) co

another river flowing north is the san joaquin valley. it flows into san francisco bay. this is the central valley. over here is a high are mountain. what are they called? >> i don't know. >> there's a clue. >> the sierra nevada mountains? >> yeah. that's right. as you can tell from the map, lots of rivers flow out of the sierra nevadas. they join the -- the northern join the sacramento river, and the southern flow into the san joaquin river. that's theschematic. the gold is here in the foothills of the valleys. first of all, hear how the news got back east. come up and -- have you heard of william sherman? he was a famous union general. that's him on the right as a young man. at this point, he was a lieutenant in the u.s. army and witnessing what was happening when the gold was discovered. here is lieutenant sherman. off you go. >> as the spring and summer of 1848 advanced, reports came faster from the gold mines. stories reached us of discoveries and spread through the land. everyone was talking of gold, gold. until it assumed the character of a fever. citizens were fi

joaquin, why are you sitting down, you should be standing up. standing up for the trans community, buddy. an incredible ally. i want to take this opportunity to really recognize two really incredible people who have been extraordinary leaders in san francisco. first, aria sayed who has been just really amazing in leading the transgender district and really advocating and pushing and coordinating and collaborating and bringing people together to help push the city in a direction where we are doing incredible things. her leadership along with claire farly who is the director of the first transgender initiative. but i've got to tell you, it's women like this, who are the reasons why we have been able to launch extraordinary programs that no one ever thought of. it is because of their advocacy and many of you here today that we launched the first program providing universal income for the transcommunity. so many gangs. but so much more work to be done. that's here in san francisco. it's not happening in other cities across this country and we know t

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lo que ha dicho el gobernador carlos joaquÍn gonzÁlez es que es prioridad en este momento.a prioridad es esta, que haya luz para toda la gente. sin embargo, llevamos varias horas de que grace entrÓ por el mar caribe y ha seguido su camino hacia la penÍnsula de yucatÁn y aÚn asÍ hay agua aquÍ. por eso nosotros estaremos muy pendientes. sabemos que hay gente que tuvo problemas en sus casas. hemos visto bardas tiradas, hemos visto muchos Árboles tirados a ver cuÁnto tiempo se tardan las autoridades de quintana roo. hemos visto gente del ejÉrcito dando rondines en que por lo menos haya luz en la zona. regreso con ustedes al estudio. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn directamente desde mÉxico. ahora se espera que cobre fuerza una vez mÁs en estas prÓximas horas. le damos paso a albert martÍnez, quien ha seguido paso a paso la trayectoria de grace. albert: en cuanto se meta al golfo de mÉxico, el agua estÁ caliente. volverÁ a convertirse en huracÁn. ahora lo tenemos en la frontera entre quintana roo y yucatÁn. vientos un poquito mÁs dÉbiles. seguirÁ lloviendo durante

joaquÍn torres abrÍa el marcador. llegarÍa higuaÍn para empatar.es completaron una travesÍa en kayak despuÉs de remar 200 millas. los tres remar durante 15 dÍas, parte de una campaÑa de la agencia de desarrollo y recursos asistenciales que querÍa recaudar 9 millones de dÓlares para este sÁbado. recaudaron $800,000 mÁs de lo esperado. muchas felicidades. ambos muy valientes. el presidente de nicaragua dijo que hay una conspiraciÓn contra elecciones en su paÍs. han sido detenidos en medio de acusaciones de complot para dar un golpe de estado. >> divulgan esa posiciÓn y se van a estados unidos a decir que estÁn listos para que las pongan a ellos en el gobierno. entonces, van a desaparecer al ejÉrcito. paulina: estados unidos calificÓ las detenciones, un ataque a la democracia e impuso sancionescontra varios

reportera: joaquÍn nÚÑez dice que estÁ listo para ponerse una tercera dosis de la vacuna del covid—19s de septiembre. se espera que este miÉrcoles el presidente biden y el equipo mÉdico de covid recomienden una tercera vacuna ocho meses despuÉs de haber sido vacunado con la segunda dosis. >> la protecciÓn que se espera que dÉ esta dosis de refuerzo es un aumento en los niveles de anticuerpos neutralizantes contra el coronavirus, lo cual nos elevarÍa teÓricamente la defensa contra esta variante delta. reportera: un poco mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn en el paÍs estÁ completamente vacunada, pero la variante delta se sigue provocando y causando caos en los hospitales a travÉs de la naciÓn, lo que ha llevado al gobierno federal a considerar la tercera dosis para crear mayor inmunidad. >> no estÁn solamente enfocados en la variante delta, sino para generar una protecciÓn mÁs duradera contra otra variante. reportera: la semana pasada, el gobierno dio luz verde a las dosis de refuerzos para personas con sistemas inmunolÓgicos debilitados, pero ahora serÍa para la poblaciÓn en general, sin e

en california, la mitad del paÍs y estaba leyendo para el 2040 se pronostica que el valle de san joaquÍna en el Área de la bahÍa con el rojo intenciÓn al norte y extrema tambiÉn a la zona sur inclusive cerca de la lÍnea costera es una situaciÓn de crisis para nosotros, san josÉ un panorama despejado hay buena visibilidad por lo menos cerca de 10 millas, pero este panorama va a cambiar debido nuevamente a los incendios que se estÁn presentado al norte. temperaturas que van desde los 63 grados en las costas hasta el calor, temperatura en los 90 ha sido un dÍa fresco comparado a los Últimos dÍas, pero el panorama va a cambiar. vamos rÁpidamente a ver quÉ pasa en la costa este veamos los remanentes de fred, comienza a preocuparse pero quiÉn preocupa es grace que sale de jamaica y toma fuerza al momento 60 millas por horas pero pudiera convertirse en huracÁn a todos aquellos que vayan a la penÍnsula de yucatÁn allÁ en mÉxico se espera que el jueves en las primeras horas entre e impacte como categorÍa uno y luego el dÍa viernes y fin de semana sobre el golfo de mÉxico posiblemente al norte de

and then a big central valley and another river flowing north is the san joaquin river, and it eventuallynto san francisco bay. okay. this is the central valley and over here are much higher mountains. what are they called, ginny? >> i don't know, actually. >> that's a clue. >> the sierra nevada mountains. >> the snowy mountains, nevada. that's right. as you can tell from the map, lots of rivers flow out of the sierra nevadas. they join the -- the northern ones join the sacramento river and the southern ones flow into the san joaquin river. that's kind of the schematic of the geography of california. the gold is sort of here in the foothills of the valleys. okay. know let's just, first of all, hear about how the news got back east. allen, can you come up and read, first of all, have you heard of william sherman? he was a famous union general. he was in the civil war and that's him on the right as a young man. at this point, he was a lieutenant in the u.s. army and witnessing what was happening when the gold was discovered. here is lieutenant sherman. off you go. >> as the spring and summe

congressman joaquin castro, thanks for joining us.s better in your state. it seems to be heading in the wrong direction like everywhere else, but thanks for your time this afternoon. we appreciate it, as always. >> thanks, congressman. >>> 3,000 years. three major faiths. one city. here's a preview of tonight's brand-new episode of the cnn original series "jerusalem: city of faith and fury." >> pasher was sent by the automans to book the governor general of jerusalem thinking this would be an important battleground and they needed a military man to be in charge. >> pasher served a major part in the armenian genocide. he's known to be somebody with very little mercy and does not look favorable at any sort of dissent. >> he was very brutal as a general. everywhere he goes, he left behind him trails of assassinations and executions. >> jamal pasher executed so many people that his nickname was jamal the slaughterman. that's not a nickname of a peaceful man. >> be sure to tune in. "jerusalem: city of faith and fury" airs tonight at 10:00

it covers those in the sacramento and san joaquin watersheds, which is most of the central valley. this is one of the most drastic moves so far by the state. i know we're getting late in summer, but we're still a good ways off from getting any rain, dan. >> yeah, spencer, obviously a long way to go, but we may get a little drizzle? >> that's true. we don't have rainfall, but at least conditions that translate into low wildfire risk, which is good. this is the alignment of systems in the atmosphere here. deepening marine layer and increased humidity. the wind is relative bely calm right now, except in the de los the delta area, where it's a little bit brisk. it's 56 here in the city. only 58 across the bay. 61 in san 55 at pacifica. here is 54 in santa 75 in vaccine. vacaville. that's our warm spot. breezy and cooler next two days, and we'll have warmer and more summer like weather developing at the end of the week. overnight the low clouds and fog push across the bay, and locally inland. 6:00 tomorrow morning, after the morning commute gets underway, lots of lingering low clouds an

que serÁ al interior el que tenga un aviso por mala calidad del aire en condado como fresno, san joaquÍn direcciÓn del viento, pero este viento tambiÉn trae esa nubosidad asÍ que nos trae humedad y temperaturas bastante bastantes agradables esta toma actual de san francisco esta nubosidad que ademÁs esa brisa y humedad aleja lo que es el humo de incendios en nosotras zona. pero fÁtima se avecinan cambios en el tiempo sobre todo con temperatura y con los detalles regreso en minutos. >>> perfecto te esperamos mÁs adelante >>> gracias. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> hoy el presidente de colombia anunciÓ que recibirÁn temporalmente a afganos que esperan autorizaciÓn para refugiarse en estados unidos >>> apoyo a los estados unidos para a aquellas personas nacionales de afganistan >>> el anuncio fue dado este viernes por el presidente duque y no saben el tiempo que permanecerÁ en el paÍs, 13 paÍses son refugiadoss transitorios, unas 13 mil personas han sido evacuadas de a afganistÁn desde el pasado 14 de agosto >>> con esta vacuna uno puede divertirse >>> un famoso festival reuniÓ a cientos de personass e

this warning applies to residents in the northern and central regions of the san joaquin valley. bradford island is about nine miles northeast of antioch. the fire started their early yesterday morning. so far, 200 acres have burned and at least two buildings have been damaged. there are no reports of any injuries. fire crews are letting the flames just burned because that fire is surrounded by water on all sides. there's no word yet. how that fire started. oh and a very weather. of course, we have been tracking some hot temperatures inland, once again, raising the fire. danger concerns each and every day regardless of the weather pattern. we have a big concern with fire danger this time of year, but of course, even becomes a heightened a bit when you have the hot temperatures and dry conditions and some gusty winds this time around, we have the hot temperatures now what will happen or associate the marine layer deep in a bit, and that will lead to a cooler temperatures. so this is kind of this. set up as you can't see. take a look at the graphic and today somewhat of a shallow m

. >> and later, joaquin castro and julian castro, the castro brothers, here to talk about what is going on in their home state of texas. >> right after the break, a conversation about the growing danger of republicans resisting facts and science. here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ so i'd like to know where you got the notion ♪ ♪ to rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ ♪ rock the boat ♪ ♪ don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l that delicious scramble was microwaved? get outta here. everybody's a skeptic. wright brothers? more like, yeah right, brothers! get outta here! it's not crazy. it's a scramble. just crack an egg. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (laugh) keep your downs

as of tonight, the poor air quality remains in effect for areas near bradford island in the san joaquindelta. the warning applies to residents in the northern and central regions of the san joaquin valley, bradford island is about nine miles northeast of antioch. the fire started early monday morning. at least 200 acres have burned so far, at least two structures have been damaged. fire crews are letting the flames burn since the fire is surrounded by water on all sides. no word yet on how the fire started, cal fire says this year is shaping up to be the worst year for fire, surpassing last year's record today, state officials took part in a drought briefing. cal fire says fire activity is up 12% compared to the same time last year. but fire officials say the most alarming increase isn't a number of acres burned. so far, fires have burned more than 500,000 acres compared to 200,000 at this time last year. we're definitely not out of the clear. we're not anticipating wedding range for several months to come. and, uh you know, like i said, one thing to remember is we talk people like to t

it covers those in the sacramento and san joaquin watersheds, which is most of the central valley.this is one of the most drastic moves so far by the state. i know we're getting late in summer, but we're still a good ways off from getting any rain, dan. >> yeah, spencer, obviously a long way to go, but we may get a little drizzle? >> that's true. we don't have rainfall, but at least conditions that translate into low wildfire risk, which is good. this is the alignment of systems in the atmosphere here. deepening marine layer and increased humidity. the wind is relative bely calm right now, except in the de los the delta area, where it's a little bit brisk. it's 56 here in the city. only 58 across the bay. 61 in sa 55 at pacifica. here is 54 in santa 75 in vaccine. vacaville. that's our warm spot. breezy and cooler next two days, and we'll have warmer and more summer like weather developing at the end of the week. overnight the low clouds and fog push across the bay, and locally inland. 6:00 tomorrow morning, after the morning commute gets underway, lots of lingering low clouds and

state watermannagers just banned them from drawing from the sacramento, san joaquin delta warshe ensuouking water for 25 million californians. the new restrictions apply even to senior water rights holders. >> maybe if the state wanted to buy farmland and take those water rights and do whatever they wanted with them. but they decided not to do that. >> meanwhile, the lack of rainfall forced some north bay ranchers and farm animal owners to make drastic choices of their own. the pastures are parched in sonoma county and the wells are beginning to run dries forking many to give up their animals because they ough water or food for them. plane end up at a rescue ranch. >> not a day in my life have i seen people just, you know, crying over the fact that everything around them is dry. it is another thing to tell your 6-year-old daughter who thinks that is her cow that she has to get rid of her cow. >> this farm has about 90 animals right now. most rescued from wildfires. >>> a live look from southlake tahoe where a red flag warning is in effect through 9:00 tomorrow night. >> our chief meteor

three, 400 miles away i saw people from very near to my hometown in the central san joaquin valley, porterville, fresno, merced. they've sent personnel up to help protect our community from looters and the like. so we've got heavy patrols in the area that has been evacuated. and so i, i believe we'll be able to minimize that as much as possible. >> that is great news. i know safety is your number one and number two priority right now. but what about tourism and the labor day impact for all the big businesses and small businesses in your area? >> that's always a concern. we really struggled through covid. and as soon as the state reopened last year, we were very lucky, and the good news is, is that we've bounced back pretty quickly from the effects of covid, and so my hope and prayers are that the businesses and the community, that the workers, we have a high service worker population in our community will be able to weather this storm. the good news is, is that we have some federal and state dollars that will come into the community to help weather this storm as well. >> there are a lot of peop

san joaquín, y (nombre extranjero) y este avisto y este aviso estar en efecto hasta mañana a las 5:00 nos acercamos un poco al área de la bahía, usted va a notar un color más gris y como entonces desplaza este color marrón, es la humedad. así que tenemos esta ventaja porque también aleja lo que es este humo de incendio y también durante el día de ayer. echamosun vistazo las condiciones actuales, temperaturas el 50 y 9 grados, vientos en dirección del oeste, y la dirección del viento muy importante porque siga del oeste o con un componente eso nos va garantizar anosotros de que el humo se mantiene lejos de nuestra región, mientras en san josé tendremos un ligero aumento en la nubosidad, temperaturas en los 73 grados, la mínima de 59 durante el resto de la noche en el resto de la bahía, temperaturas similares en los medios 50 a los altos 50. las más frescas en santa rosa. y durante el día de mañana qué podemos esperar?, el cielo despejado. (inaudible). >>> con esta capa marina con 76 grados mientras que en otros lugares bastante caluroso hacia (nombre extranjero) con 90, san francisco 7

. >> he was booked at the san joaquin county jail for falsifying a medical record, for falsifying a seal, and several kinds of identity theft. >> reporter: another well- publicized arrest in the heart of the wine country, involving a homeopathic doctor in napa. a u.s. criminal complaint details the first federal charges ever filed for falsifying, fabricating, and altering covid vaccine cards. >> it's just kind of crazy to think that it happened in such a small town we live in. >> reporter: even federal lawmakers are holding press conferences. >> this is a legal. you could actually go to prison. >> reporter: the news is clear. it's not just the delta variant that's certain. fake vaccine cards are cropping up everywhere. thousands already sees that the border, meaning many more are flooding into the nation. a booming black market is available to anyone who owns a smart phone. >> we have seen the numbers really increased. >> reporter: maia levine is a cybersecurity expert with checkpoints, a global cybersecurity company. her firm used to see counterfeit activity exclusively on the dark web.

they're the ones setting up the forms that are going to mean the wealth of the san joaquin valley. they do the truck farming. they are laying the stone walls which would become the cellars of the wine country. as far as for chinese and their different occupations go, if you're not quite clear about what that means, imagine all the mexican immigrant workers we have today in california are chinese. they end up doing all the labor and landscaping. all the tension and anger becomes more intense. labor leaders began to explain the problem is the chinese are always willing to work, therefore, making it impossible to have strikes. they are used as strike breakers, constantly. these men are desperate and will do what every they can do. a great struggle begins. this great struggle begins in 1870. there's a two-prong attack. organized labor and informal attacks. informal attacks are based on the fact most people consider the chinese to be the ones least likely to assimilate. for instance the chinese eat vermin constantly. here is a bach of rat poison. a chinese man is eating a rodent and pro

just like in napa, san joaquin valley, nature does not wait for peace treaties to be signed. so i have, now, 360 afghan employees leading with shovels, not guns, to get fresh fruits harvested, across borders, sold in markets in pakistan, new delhi, dubai. we've taken exports in afghanistan, which was once dubbed the garden of central asia. again, a country 80% depend the upon agriculture. and we're selling those fresh fruits into new super market chains, reliance, big bizarre, india's waiting as they have for centuries for the beautiful afghan fruits. but we have a responsibility, number one, to get them fruits to market so the fruit does not rot in the fields, which would be even a double disaster by 9/11. number two, it's getting my afghan employees, dedicated, who've worked for me for over a decade out of the country with their children and spouses. >> what's your plan right now to get those employees out, whether there's afghan nationals or u.s. nationals. how do you get them to the u.s. or to a safe spot? >> right, i'm doing the best i k can. i have s.i. about. >> visas.

air quality is still poor in areas around bradford island in the san joaquin delta. officials issued a warning of unhealthy air for residents in the northern and central regions of the san joaquin valley. bradford island is about nine miles northeast of antioch, and it has a fire that's been raging since early monday morning. at least 200 acres have burned so far, and at least two structures have been damaged. fire crews are letting the flames burned since the fire is surrounded by water on all sides, and there's no word yet on how the fire started. how well so much activity on the fire lines. it makes sense that some of that new a smoke could be drifting closer to the bay area set something off to watch for as we head into the coming days in terms of fire danger, unfortunately, another red flag fire warning issue just went into effect this afternoon. not here, but up to our north and to our east. if you can't see here is that does include the dixie fire zone. what's happening? we have a weather system is going to generate some dry, gusty winds and also drop the rela

. >>> a wildfire broke out overnight in the saun joaquin delta on bradford island.idents, many of whom divide evacuation orders and stayed to protect their properties. the island has no fire service or bridges either. you can only get there by boat or take the ferry as some property owners hurried to do. >> i have ten acres of landing there basically. it's just a boat house and a little log cabin. >> the island is about 2,000 acres. it's estimated a couple hundred acres have burned along with a few buildings. in the past years fires have smoldered for days since bradford island is a reclaimed peak wetland which lies below sea level. turning off pumps could flood the island which is one way to douse the fire. of course they'll be keeping a very close eye on that situation. >> our temperatures are dropping slightly, which could help firefighting efforts. >> we're going to get that foggy breeze each and every night so that will help out near rio vista, bradford island. temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s this week. it's probably going to take a little time to cer

we've got red flag warnings going in the northern parts of the san joaquin valley up the reading is we'reng to see some gusty winds there, maybe gusting as high as 2535 miles per hour humidity down to about 10 to 15%. that's going start tomorrow continue until saturday. now here's latest our smoke tractor here and you can expect to see more smoke on the way, at least in the upper levels not ride the service. but we'll see that haze roll back in over the bay area in the next 24 hours. here comes start to pick up on. and there you go. by tomorrow about the middle of the day. very hazy conditions all around the bay area. guys. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, the latest bay area city to propose a vaccine mandate for its ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get c

they're the ones who are basically setting up the farms that are going to be the wealth of the san joaquin valley. they are the ones who doing the truck farming they are the ones who are laying the stone walls, which will become the sellers of the napa sonoma wine country. they are the one that are ones who are draining the sacramento delta to reclaim land now as far as the chinese in or is if an occupations go if you're not quite clear about what that means imagine that all the mexican immigrant workers we have today in california are chinese and then you'll get a clearer picture. they're the ones are doing all the labor in the street doing all the landscaping etc. as the groups show up tensions and anger becomes more and more intense. labor leaders begin to explain that the problem is that the chinese are always willing to work no matter what the situation therefore making it impossible to have strikes. the chinese are being used as strike breakers constantly and for reasons, which we now know these men are desperate and they wanted to do whatever they can do. a great struggle begins. we

of joy a baseball card can bring to a kid mason farrellys from ripping by the way that is in san joaquinnty, where aaron judge, he went to high school. that would be linden high 14 year old mason is a four time cancer survivor that cardi opened up was number one of one of the aaron judge, rookie. cards so how about that? that's such a sweet story, just lead to see just how much joy and how much excitement he gets from that he deserves it. four time cancer survivor wow, we were all kids at one point where a baseball card meant a lot to us. kind of what i look like when i opened my pack and oh, my god, willie mays. see you later, everyone. thanks for joining us. good thanks for joining us. good night, everybody. come on, joe. buff that sucker. what'd i teach you? (spits) (chuckles) sanitary. is joe applying for a job in a train station in 1940? just teaching him a few things every man should know. someone has to get in there early, or sometimes the kid turns out funny. knock, knock. hey, phil. hey, guys. phil, in here! phil: you ready to tackle your website? i know i'm here a little early.

joaquin jeffries.l calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign following what was an explosive report from the new york state attorney general detailing what is a pattern of sexual harassment against at least 11 current and the investigation confirms the allegation against governor cuomo, then he should resign. so will you now call on him toe? resign? >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling for him to resign? >> yes. >> sean: the governorre did remains defiant, and he touches people like this all the time apparently. >> indeed, there are hundreds if not thousands of photos of me using the exact same gesture. i do it with everyone. black and white, young and old, straight and lgbtq. friends and strangers, people who i meet on the street. >> sean: we have 2019 audio released today, one of his accusers and one will make you suffer that long. >> are you ready? >> i am ready. >> you don't know that song? >> no. >> before your time. >> that's before my time but i appreciated the singing. >> do yo

people are not necessarily familiar with california, but they walk up the spine of the san joaquin valley, through the farm worker towns. everywhere they go, every night there is a rally. there is a performance. the church has to open their doors to these farm workers. i mean, these are the penitents. it's during lent. so it was brilliant. you know, ultimately, the church comes around and the bishops support them and so on, but it took a while. >> at the same time that this is happening, there was a lot of discussion as to the non-violence that they used in the strikes and the boycotts, et cetera. now, you mentioned that there was violence at times among the farm workers. there were acts of sabotage against the growers. manuel chavez, a relative of cesar, was quite relentless. perhaps i'm reading too much into this, but i sense the emotional violence that many volunteers must have felt when they were dismissed from the movement. must have caused a lot of emotional violence. >> ruthlessness was not a foreign concept, shall we say, right? i think that manifested itself in different ways. on

and heading all the way down the san joaquin valley. same thing in yosemite at 92.s with 40's in santa rosa and cloverdale. my seven-day forecast look for a little less drizzle wednesday morning and then less drizzle thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. low to mid 80's around the bay. kumasi: a speci speci spe of the 49ers chargers baseball game. the state and l.a. county public health department set up a mobile vaccination clinic outside of the stadium yesterday and they offered pfizer and johnson & johnson shots. >> it's all part of being human. if there's a reward people are more motivated to do something. giving out tickets and swag, march. it's really encouraging people to come out and get vaccinated. kumasi: no word on how many people took advantage of this. if you have any questions about covid-19 vaccines you can ask the abc 7 news vaccine team. reggie: a big-money boost for those of you investing in bitcoin. the cryptocurrency come back and the bay area group behind it. but first, a loss for music fans of rock 'n' roll. and whga mite so, you have diabetes

. >> we were going to have a team intrasquad ray san joaquin beelard park, but our coach -- race at walkingch sent out an email saying it was unhealthy. cornell: the heat was enough to send jim and his mom to the movies for comfort. >> my mother is elderly and her heart is not good, so we were happy to go inside to a movie. cornell: n95 masks have been selling fast at a true value hardware. >>bo comn kior the air quality, plus it protects you from covid -- the n95's for the air quality, plus it protects you from covid. kumasi: you can track the air quality for your neighborhood by going to our website, abc7news.com. our real-time tracker is on the homepage and also has wind speeds. out of afghanistan tonight, the u.s. embassy is morning americans to leave the kabul airport immediately. the embassy said that this morning was due to a specific credible threat, and it echoes a warning that the president has already made as the race to get people out of the taliban-controlled country has intensified in the wake of a terror attack. tonight, kabul airport on high alert. gun fire and smoke seen ne