whether it is referring to a latino individuals as latinx, putting champ on's in boys bathrooms, advocatingor the unregulated child abuse they have deceptively repackaged as gender affirming care which i believe is the biggest scandal this world has ever seen. and of course putting men in women's sports. the wall street journal actually said the whole national debate of allowing man into women's sports was the sleeper issue of the election. we saw how it affected the outcome of the presidential election. it played a key part in important senate races like in pennsylvania, bob casey and dave mccormick, or in ohio bernie moreno and sherrod brown. i was thrilled, i think back to the summer when president trump's platform was released, and issue number 17 in big bold letters said no man in women's sports. [cheers and applause] i would crack up watching him on the campaign trail. people would ask him, how are you going to fix this issue? it would almost kind of grimace or laugh, it is kind of like a south park episode, or babylon bee headline, or s&ls get, he would just say i will ban it. that i

whether it's feeling like have to referred to latino individuals as latinx, believing that men can become women, believing that men can breast-feed, believing that 10 ponds belonging voice bathrooms, entirely and thoroughly absurd. i'm here today for one reason, of course that's just to debunk every single 30 heard from house democrats today. i'm here to tell you that this isn't a hypothetical situation. no, it's reality. my story by now is seemingly unknown, so i won't get into it. i could spend hours sharing the feelings and the emotions, the specifics behind watching a man steal a woman's national title. feelings of humiliation and violation of having to strip down to nothing, fully enclosing yourself, inches away from where he 6'4" man simultaneously, fully exposed himself, stripping down to nothing, exposing his male genitalia, nonconsensual he, might i add, which we used to properly label as some form of foyers -- for resume or sexual harassment and is now seemingly celebrated last fall leading up to the election, the independent women launched a scorecard, the first of his time res

mission is where she feels most at home, filling her with a sense of community and connection to her latinx roots. as a daca recipient, she's managed to complete a master's in public affairs, has worked for the city and county of san francisco, and she's an immigrant rights commissioner. as obama would say, our dreamers are american in every way except the documentation. we are very concerned with, you know, daca, the daca program. it was certainly a target for, you know, previous trump administration. and now we are anticipating anti-immigrant court you know, circuit court decisions. under new immigration policies, she's now worried about the future of the country's estimated 650,000 dreamers as the deferred action for childhood arrivals program recipients are known. republicans say those targeted will be criminals. however, during his first term in office, president trump attempted to kill the program, making souza and others nervous about losing temporary protections. but once. they start hearing the stories of the people. senator josh becker recently held an event in san francisco to di

harassing, and defaming a dedicated public servant because the defendants don't want a woman or a latinx person as the head of their sheriff's department. county leaders have since called for sheriff corpus to resign. the county plans to hold a special election in march where they'll decide if county supervisors should have the power to fire the sheriff. >> i think it's a collective at this point of individuals. sheriff corpus is attempting to bring accountability and to transform the department into the 21st century. some of those reforms are not popular. >> we reached out to the county. they said, quote, this claim, which is a required step before a party can file a lawsuit against a county, is without merit. if a lawsuit is filed in the future, the county will address the baseless allegations in court. >>> now a live look at pier 45 as crabbers are preparing their nets for their first catch of the season this weekend. it's after a lengthy delay because of migrating whales. happens every year. the commercial dungeness crab season finally begins tomorrow. a lot of local fishermen set to

harassing, and defaming a dedicated public servant because the defendants do not want either a woman or a latinx person as head of their sheriff's department." we reached out to the county for their response and will let you know when we hear back. in march the county will hold a special election to decide if county supervisors should have the power to fire the sheriff. >>> police in san francisco arrested a woman in connection with a shooting that injured two people in the soma neighborhood. a man and woman were found in the lobby of the mercy housing complex on bryant street yesterday morning with gunshot wounds. police found the woman accused of shooting them about a mile away on hyde street, no word on the condition of the two people shot, but they were expected at last word to survive. >>> oakland's fire chief sounding the alarm about two fire stations that are about to be shut down because of the city's huge budget deficit. he says response times will be impacted. the stations slated for temporary closure, station 26 near wakeen miller park and the station near the oakland zoo. it will sav

harassing, defaming dedicated public servant because the defendants do not want either a woman or a latinx person as the head of the sheriff's department." we did reach out to the county for their response to the claim. we'll let you know what we hear back from them. the county will hold a special election in march to decide if county supervisors should have the power to fire the sheriff. >>> in oakland, the fire department is now laying out an alarming reality about the impact to public safety when two fire stations closed starting monday. the chief says the temporary closures will slow down response times. the incidents of the fire that burned nearly $15 back in october. and a homeowner might have lost everything if those stations were closed at the time. >> reporter: oakland firefighters kicking down a burning fence to get to the flames behind it. that is nenita tadeo's fence. she thought it was over, when the october 18 keller fire surrounded her home. she credits the firefighters at station 28 and nearby stations for saving her neighborhood. >> i'm not going to call it lucky, but we a

like college enrollment prior to hope chicago, fewer than 50% of students at the majority latinx school enrolled in college. that number now more than 80%. the other hope chicago schools reporting similar increases. and that's not all. in order for them to get accepted into the top universities in illinois, their gpa had to improve their attendance, had to improve their engagement with the school, had to improve. and so we saw a drastic improvent in all of those specific metrics. of course, we're going to be completing the financial aid application, a shift in metrics and mindset. those freshmen at the time of that big announcement, now, seniors, students now look into themselves and they see a future and that there are spaces for us, for people like us. there has been historic and what i would call transformative change that's happening in these high schools. hope chicago so far sending nearly 2000 cps students to college e and likeabby, about 200 parents, we hope to build that narrative for you. the key says hope, chicago's chief program officer michelle howard, is keeping them there.

her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again, she had no choice but to representation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after a scathing 400 page report was done by the county's independent investigator. she was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant. sheriff gage says the allegations were based on an incomplete investigation with poor timing is being treated differently. in connection with. >> first of recall, that never been done before. and that now. is going to end after she's out of office. the amount of the claim against the county is significant at 10 million dollars. legal analyst steven clark says the government claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. >> and now the county will have to respond to see if the legal process moves forward. what share of corpus did is take this fight to a whole not

her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again, she had no choice but to representation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after a scathing 400 page report was done by the county's independent investigator. she was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant. sheriff gates says the allegations were based on an incomplete investigation with poor timing is being treated differently. in connection with. >> first of recall, that never been done before. and that now. is going to end after she's out of office. the amount of the claim against the county is significant at 10 million dollars. legal analyst steven clark says the government claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. >> and now the county will have to respond to see if the legal process moves forward and this could get very ugly because now share of corpus,

assertions that she has been discriminated against, harassed and defamed because she is both a woman and a latinxerson are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues. the county has 45 days to respond to that claim. well, a big shakeup in social media today that some are calling politically motivated. meta, the parent company of instagram and facebook, says it will soon eliminate its paid third party fact checkers. instead, it will rely on users to moderate content similar to what's done on elon musk's x site. the move, announced this morning by meta ceo mark zuckerberg, drew mixed reaction, some calling it dangerous, with others describing it as forward thinking. meta's announcement will have a devastating impact on young people in particular, who are widely exposed to misinformation and disinformation and all sorts of unmoderated content on platforms like instagram and facebook. maybe people who normally wouldn't spend time there because they're upset by what they feel is misinformation will now be interested to go because they feel like they have a voice to push back on, that it mig

her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again. >> she had no choice but to representation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after a scathing 400 page report. >> was done by the county's independent investigator. she was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant. sheriff gates says the false allegations were based on an incomplete investigation with poor timing is being treated differently. in connection with. >> first of recall, that never been done before. and that now. is going to end after she's out of office. the amount of the claim against the county is significant at 10 million dollars. legal analyst steven clark says the government claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. >> and now the county will have to respond to see if the legal process moves forward and this could get very ugly because now shar

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her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again, she had no choice but to representation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after a scathing 400 page report was done by the county's independent investigator. she was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant. sheriff gage says the allegations were based on an incomplete investigation with poor timing is being treated differently. in connection with first of recall, that never been done before. and that now. is going to end after she's out of office. the amount of the claim against the county is significant at 10 million dollars. legal analyst steven clark says the government claim is a precursor to a lawsuit and now the county will have to respond to see if the legal process moves forward and this could get very ugly because now sure of corpus, if she doe

has been discriminated against, harassed and defamed, and more so because she is both a woman and a latinx person, are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances. >> we have new details today on the new year's day cyber truck explosion outside the trump hotel in las vegas. police now say the suspect used chatgpt to research explosives and what would set them off. newly released surveillance video shows the suspect, matthew berger, pouring 20 gallons of fuel into the cybertruck onto it. before the explosion. fuel could be seen dripping from the vehicle when it pulled up to the trump hotel. investigators believe this was the first case on u.s. soil in which artificial intelligence helped a suspect build a device used in a terror attack. now, a spokesperson for openai, the company that created chatgpt, said in a statement, quote, our models are designed to refuse harmful instructions and minimize harmful content. in this case, chatgpt responded with information already publicly available on the internet and provided warnings against harmf

harassing, and defaming a dedicated public servant because the defendants do not want either a woman or a latinx person as the head of their sheriff's department. county leaders have since called for sheriff corpus to resign. the county plans to hold a special election in march where they'll decide if county supervisors should have the power to fire the sheriff. >> i think it's a collective at this point of individuals. sheriff corpus is attempting to bring accountability and to transform the department into the 21st century. some of those reforms are not popular. >> we reached out to the county. they said, quote, this claim, which is a required step before a party can file a lawsuit against the county, is without merit. if a lawsuit is filed in the future, the county will address the baseless allegations in court. >>> meanwhile in san francisco, mayor elect daniel lurie is hosting several neighborhood cleanups ahead of his inauguration. the inauguration's next week. lurie and 100 volunteers did that. they picked up trash on ingleside and other districts. said he wanted to kick off inauguration

it was latinx are too expensive, over and over again.will not come down in price if trump does what he wants and democrats need to be ready to go back with that kind of clear, crisp, high stakes messaging. it is president-elect donald trump's fault. the congress crash is president- elect donald trump's fault. we are losing this or that, president-elect donald trump's fault. do not think you will solve it by some long, sophisticated brookings policy paper. >> this is a message that needs to connect i would like to take credit for the three of us being the first people to say this and being the smartest folks in this phase, but we all know that is not true. that leads me to my next question, molly. given that much, if not every word that rick just said is abundantly true and not new, where in the democratic apparatus is the breakdown occurring such that it seems like folks just do not get it. it is a messaging problem. it is a messenger problem. things need to be simplified and you need to be able to microtarget voters in a way that appeal

been discriminated against, harassed into famed and moore show because she is both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances, end quote. the board of supervisors has placed an amendment on the march ballot now asking voters to grant the power to remove the sheriff from office. >> well, 809, is the time. and there will soon be a crackdown on long lines of oversized vehicles in rv's along san jose's streets. san jose announced a program back in november to set up tow away zones for rv's. and this week, those zones go into effect. so the first 2 away zone is going to be a long channel with avenue by snow. that's in south san jose. here there are about 20. >> oversized vehicles that are currently parked there, locations of tow away zones were selected in areas of rv's that are close to schools waterways and interim housing facilities. the city says the section of channel with avenue received warnings today with zone starting to be implemented on january 13th. there are about 30 sites in total in the city

filling her with a sense of community and connection to her latinx roots.ecipient, she's managed to complete a master's in public affairs, has worked for the city and county of san francisco, and she's an immigrant rights commissioner. >> obama would say, our dreamers are american in every way except, you know, thdocumentation. we are very concerned with, you know, daca. the daca program. it was certainly a target for, you know, previous trump administration. and now were anticipating anti-immigrant you know, circuit court decisions. >> reporter: under new immigration policies, she's now worried about the future of the country's estimated 650,000 dreamers as the deferred action for childhood arrivals program recipients are known. republicans say those targeted will be criminals, however, during his first term in office, president trump attempted to kill the program. making so usa and others nervous about losing temporary protections. >> but once they start hearing the stories of the people. >> reporter: senator josh becker recently held an event in san fran

assertions that she has been discriminated against, harassed and defamed because she is both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues. the county now has 45 days to respond in court. let's take a live look out for you this morning in san jose, looking nice and calm. there certainly a different story what we're seeing down in southern california. kari but winds here kind of calm comparison to. yeah, definitely. and we are seeing a lighter wind. still a little breezy in some spots, but it's mainly the hills where we've seen those winds still gusting in san jose. the wind now coming in from the north at 14mph. it's keeping those temperatures a lot warmer. and so we will see these temperatures hold steady and then gradually warm up as we head for the mid 60s for the afternoon, up to 66 degrees in downtown san jose for the east bay. we're going to see a high of 62 in martinez and 65 in hayward. also breezy near the coast with half moon bay up to 62 degrees. and we're still above normal for this time of year, with mid to upper 60s all across the bay area and

harassing and defaming a dedicated public servant because the defendants did not want either a woman or a latinx person as the head of their sheriff's department. >> she's being treated differently than other employees that are male and not hispanic, specifically, having her individual records released to the media and the public is treating her differently than others. >> the county has 45 days to answer the claim. if they fail to do so or deny it. gage says a lawsuit is on the way. the claim cites several i-team reports that raised questions about an audit of the sheriff's office performed by retired judge ladoris cordell. she allowed all witnesses to remain anonymous, did not require them to testify under oath, and made several important factual mistakes. >> we want the names of the witnesses. we want the complete report. it's a matter of fairness. >> judge cordell also left out 29 pages of the interview transcript with corpus chief of staff victor j. from the final report, including a section where he provides his most direct defense against claims of misconduct, i obtained a recording of th

has been discriminated against, harassed and defamed and more so because she is both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances and quote. the board of supervisors has placed an amendment on the march ballot. don't forget asking voters to grant them the power to remove her from office. >> also in san jose, a person was killed when they were hit by a car around 10, 30 monday night in the area. various nca roads near the bart station there in the san jose flea market. the driver hit the person as they were crossing the street in san jose's. first traffic and pedestrian death of the year. >> its 6.10, and long lines of oversized vehicles in rv's along san jose's streets are soon going to face a crackdown. san jose just announced a program where they're going to have tow away zones for rv's. and this week, those zones go into effect. the first zone is a long channel with avenue by snell and south san jose. and you can see there about 20 oversized vehicles there, the locations of the tow away zones were sele

she has been discriminated against, harassed and defamed and more because she is both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances and quick. the board of supervisors, by the way, have placed and amendment on the march ballot asking voters to give them the power to remove her from office. all right. 7.11 that i'm here are the latest pictures from southern california. the altadena fire. again, this is where fire, which is burning in altadena. and you can see it's destroyed. >> homes and there's an example. one going up in flames right now with firefighters on scene in some cases letting it burn because it's beyond hope for saving. we'll be right back. yes, so set those images from southern california. we're grateful our winds are calming down, not a lot of movement on the flag there at the embarcadero. >> speaking of that fire burning just outside of altadena. here's that peak wind gusts from last night at fire. now 3 miles per hour where that with the oakland hills 54 miles per hour. so hills 54 miles per

harassing and defaming a dedicated public servant because the defendants did not want either a woman or a latinx person as the head of their sheriff's department. >> she's being treated differently than other employees that are male and not hispanic, specifically, having her individual records released to the media and the public is treating her differently than others. >> the county has 45 days to answer the claim. if they fail to do so or deny it. gage says a lawsuit is on the way. the claim cites several i-team reports that raised questions about an audit of the sheriff's office performed by retired judge ladoris cordell. she allowed all witnesses to remain anonymous, did not require them to testify under oath, and made several important factual mistakes. >> we want the names of the witnesses. we want the complete report. it's a matter of fairness. >> judge cordell also left out 29 pages of the interview transcript with corpus chief of staff victor j. from the final report, including a section where he provides his most direct defense against claims of misconduct. i obtained a recording of th

the assertions in the claim that she's been discriminated against because she's both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless. and the county says it's a distraction from the issues. the board of supervisors has placed an amendment on the march ballot. they are asking voters to grant them the power to remove the sheriff from office. >> well, long lines of oversized vehicles in rv's along san jose streets will soon face a crackdown. san jose announced a program back in november to set up tollway zones for these rv's and this week, though zones will go into effect. so the first tollway zone right there along channel with avenue by snow thats in south san jose. there are about 20 oversized vehicles currently parked there, the locations of tow away zones, by the way, were selected in areas where rv's are close to schools and waterways and interim housing facilities. the city says this section of channel with avenue receives warnings today and then the tollway will be enforced starting january 13th. there are about 30 sites in total that the city's planning on cleaning up over the n

hello, i'm joanne alicia, and we are the latinx student union from san jose high. we'd like to say good morning. bay area. good morning to you as well. and don't forget you can send us your school shout out by emailing school. shout out at. nbc uni.com. a lot i had starred in. temperatures are chilly right now in the low 40s, but there will be a big warm up happening through late morning into the afternoon. and we're back in the 60s for today, well above normal. and we were going to see this weather continue. we'll talk more about that and when we may see some rain coming up in a few minutes. and we do see some more traffic. we're looking from emeryville across the bay. beautiful lights in san francisco. i focus on the lights in motion. more of them. so there will be slowing because of that volume on the bay bridge. and i just checked, the metering lights have been activated on this friday. we have a lighter volume. yes, but look at the volume coming in. there will be some backup forming. we'll track that at the bay bridge and around the bay. a live look at the sta

end cancer for everyone and that and for people who have disparate outcomes like native americans, latinxd, uh, black americans. we need to advocate for them to get access and care. >> i understand and then, you know, on on the issue of dei programs. well, you know, while you say, let's see what happens on the federal level already in the private sector, there is a response. i mean, meta, amazon, jp morgan chase, boeing have modified their initiatives, scrapping their dei goals or ending participation in, you know, the human rights campaign foundation's corporate equality index. so while shareholders for pasco, costco rather held firm on dei, you know, voting this week to end an anti dei push within the company. um, are you concerned about how the private sector may follow the lead or be influenced by what happens on a federal level? >> i'm very concerned, but let me tell you why. i'm very concerned. back in 2020, 2021, after george floyd's murder, i made the point several times publicly, privately and at howard university that many people will join the caravan to social justice during th

it said jp morgan chase commits $350 million to grow black, latinx and women owned small businesses.different version of dei that you would support insofar as perhaps and maybe it's good faith, i would hope it's in good faith that that jp morgan thinks that by investing in those markets, they can grow those markets and therefore grow their market. and how you think about that? >> well, first of all, using the term latinx is something that's wildly offensive to most latinos and hispanics. and i think that the election kind of showed everybody the evidence that latino are moving away from a party that continues to use that kind of terminology. so if i were jamie, i'd be embarrassed for using that. but beyond that, i would say, you know, anything you do as a company should not be considering race or ethnicity. and i think that's sort of the basis of the civil rights movement. right? so if you want to be sort of compliant and believe in these things that we always talked about, like equality and fairness, then we should be doing things fairly above board and not singling out people by ra

one of the most important pathways to homeownership for many households of color, especially among latinx households, there are very specific needs issues, challenges that with manufactured housing and doesn't get nearly enough attention. from my perspective in the resiliency space, many climate folks are also talking about housing as if it only exists in binary of rent and owned. they're not thinking about this really important category manufactured which again presents a unique. and so we're trying to focus on that be of service those households who rely on it. wow. thank you so much. i that was a really great comprehensive and i really am looking forward to digging into some more of it. i have to just note that i, you know, i love what you said about how we really need to weave the need for this restorative approach to addressing the legacy discrimination in our neighborhoods and looking at the vulnerability that particularly faces can use a color and accounting for that in the way that we do all of this all of these things and all all of your other points. and so that's just a great t

kevin ortiz is returning to his role as co-president of the san francisco latinx democratic club.two women had accused him of sexual assault. ortiz stepped down from his job but denied the allegations, saying the encounters were consensual. the democratic club formed an investigative committee which could not corroborate the allegations. neither accuser talked to the committee. one called the process biased and said it trivialized her complaint. >> our time now. 805. later today, prosecutors will give more details about the latest charges filed against matthew mueller. he's at the center of a highly publicized kidnaping case in vallejo. now, mueller is serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins, the subject of the docuseries american nightmare. prosecutors in contra costa county charged mueller with kidnaping three other victims for ransom near san ramon back in 2015. investigators say the three victims kept quiet all of these years because of fear of retribution. now, the announcement of the new kidnaping charges come just a week after mueller was

ruben, excuse me, senator elect gallego, i heard him say, i don't know anybody who uses the term latinxe border. the biggest problem we have, joe, is large numbers of people in the country don't think about democrats. they think we are an urban party. terry was governor of virginia. i have a place in shen toeandoa valley. if you talk to them about democrats, they are confused. we have to reconnect with rural small town mid-city america. you know, you look at this -- i don't know what it is, tragedy in new york, this unitedhealthcare. but what -- it is exposed that people do not like these health insurance companies. there should be a bill to introduce -- the health care insurance access act of 2025, all right? if you just tell people you see them. i know your struggles. you are going to do better. >> terry, you know this. if there is a republican governor in the deep south that says i don't want the medicaid money, he is telling people in rural america he doesn't want money to help their hospitals, he doesn't want money to help the moms and dads in retirement homes. shouldn't this be a