here today, emily compagno, kennedy, former governor of new mexico susana martinez and in the virtual center see today, larry elder, syndicated radio host and executive producer of the documentary "uncle tom," also an author and attorney. larry, i will start with you, we really have taken this up a peg now in terms of how this administration is responding, fema goes in for hurricanes, tornadoes, fema going to the border where some facilities are at 700% or above capacity for little ones being held and you say what? >> larry: well, doesn't the word fema, doesn't the acronym "fema" have the word emergency and it? even though the and administration is calling it a challenge, not a crisis. joe biden sent signals to people in central america that there's a new sheriff in town, everything's going to be different, there was even a migrant interview not long ago and he said that joe biden has given us, get in within 100 days and he will allow us in, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to believe that if you send people to the border that's going to be porous, they're going to take advantage of

desaparecida se desconoce qué llevó al hombre a prenderse fuego el martes fue dado de alta josé martínezbía nada >> solo restó arraigarse a su fe >> pidió que estuviera bien >> josé martínez dio sus primeras palabras >> me siento contento que me hayan dado de alta >> dijo que quería sacar adelante a su mamá y su hermano es el mayor de los hombres y dije bueno si es tu decisión vente conmigo y aquí vamos a trabajar juntos >> quedan atenciones médica que el joven necesita para sanarse del todo >> quería transportarlo al ser necesario >> aunque pablo nunca ha visto fretena a frente a su sobrino siente un amor por él >> gracias a dios que lo ha dejado conmigo y que la verdad no hay palabras para agradecer a dios entonces con el poco tiempo que comenzó a hablar conmigo se me relaja el corazón >> 3 condados de la bahía flexibilizan su cuarentena los especialistas están enfatizando que no hay que bajar la guardia los condados (nombre en inglés) pasaron a nivel rojo permitirá actividades en gimnasios y sitios de esparcimiento sin olvidar que la emergencia continúa >> la emergencia de las nuevas

carmen josÉ martÍnez gonzÁlez apenas: puede hablar y poco recuerda. la llegada de migrantes y lo peor del caso es que por alguna u otra es difÍcil. carmen: el lleva toda una vida recorriendo estos caminos. tambiÉn atiende un albergue en mexicali. sabe que entre los algodones, baja california y yuma, arizona el cruce siempre es nutrido. >> lo que llama la atenciÓn de esto es que por aquÍ no es solamente uno, sino un grupo grande. carmen: le explicamos por quÉ. final opciÓn de la represa, luego tienen arriba abierto donde pueden utilizar, ya sea nadar o pueden utilizar alguna llanta y si ustedes ven y nos podemos fijar desde este punto hasta aquel, al varios segmentos donde no hay cerco. carmen: segÚn cifras de la patrulla fronteriza, sÓlo en el se de las detenciones de adultos por sin documentos aumentaron durante el aÑo fiscal que concluyÓ en enero pasado con un 166%. muchos, si existe o no un tramo de cerco, no hace alguna diferencia y para muestra el muro, que segÚn la agencia fronteriza, cortaron contrabandistas de humanos en california. >> las her

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the new commercial free service costs $10 a month. a $5 a month subscription with ads becomes available in june. >>> coming up, feeding her neighbors and helping them grow their own >>> san francisco's bay view district has a high concentration of coronavirus cases and a growing number of people who can't afford to put food on the table. a neighborhood business woman is making a difference. sharon chin introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> reporter: kristin is cooking up more than good foods. >> my idea in creating all good pizza was really to have a community center location that could support local nonprofits and young end pressures. >> reporter: she also champions entrepreneurs who are women and people of color. for years she worked with a nonprofit to train and finance female business owners in guatemala and brought that mentorship model to her trio of restaurant's in san francisco's bay view. >> i kind of feel that's my calling. >> reporter: she's loaned kitchens and restaurant space for free over the l

con el 1 a 0 para el xolaje, 4 más tarde, martínez, para manotas, de ecuador, se llama manotas, 2 aa) cerrará sus puertas en san carlos este mes, los dueños se jubilarán, (información en pantalla) combinan ambos deportes aprovehcan el invierno intenso en el mar báltico pero es peligroso. >> nos atrevemos a hacer eso?. >> no . >> yo sí nos vemos, hasta mañana (música) (música) (♪ música ♪) noticias telemundo muy buenas noches soy vanessa hauc. >> decenas de padres llegan a texas después de cruzar el río grande, explican a autoridades migratorias que no los deporten. >> después de vacaciones de primavera, miami beach declara estado de emergencia, hay toque de queda y vías cerradas por el covid-19 . >> dos jóvenes colombianos transforman televisores

they call him the kite man of martinez, because this is out of martinez, california.90s, he rediscovered his love of kites during a trip to san francisco. and they progressively got better. i think that's a dragon right there. >> i was just going to say. >> i've had trouble as a kid getting a small kite up on a string. i don't even know how you get that up. >> i saw shamu. i don't know what that is. you worked in oregon. >> i did. >> this story comes out of oregon. a cat that is super smart. when he wants to go outside, he'll open the door himself or herself. i'm not sure. the cat goes outside. whenever the owner wants it to go back inside she whistles. she's adopted and just started doing this because she wanted to go outside. and guess what, y'all, we have a whole new polka. ♪ one full year ♪ ♪ let's drink to it ♪ ♪ but mona has to rinse and spit ♪ ♪ that's the mona polka ♪ ♪ come on stand up, take a bow ♪ ♪ it's molar kosar abdi now ♪ ♪ that's a mona polka ♪ ♪ you've made quite an impact in the 12 months you've been here ♪ i mean impacted wisdom teeth, i want to ma

golden gate bridge any out bridge benicia martinez bridge and the altamonte past.it's incredibly gusty. you want to be safe and careful as you head into the city right now. you see can do that under 11 minutes for your drive. time to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge just 12 minutes, although this is the latest want to be added to that high wind advisory list. so be careful. also look at the richmond center fell commute heading out of richmond just down to under 8 minutes. and we are tracking this i wouldn't categorize. this is a hot spot. get. this is a spill, but i'm not seen it cause many delays yet a truck loss of fuel on the freeway west bound 5.80, to francisco boulevard in san rafale. so we're keeping a close eye on that. that cleanup is already underway. also along one o one conditions look great. there in the south. they will hav more on this coming up next. before now, darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot of 5.49 in the east bay. what could you do with an extra $500 a month mean some families in oakland. we'll soon find out the city now

reporter chris martinez has the latest on this horrific crime. >> could be in the store. >> he went in there. >> he went in the store? >> he went right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we got people down inside king soopers. >> reporter: dean schiller live streamed this video on youtube. >> there's a shooter, active shooter. get away! >> reporter: after arriving at a king soopers grocery store in boulder. shoppers inside heard multiple gunshots including newlyweds never in and quinnlan sloan who prayed after they escaped. >> we started hearing more like bang, bang, bang, bang and i like sprinted over, just like told her hey, we need to get out of here and i pushed open the emergency door and i think we were the first to be out because we like triggered the alarm in the store. >> reporter: police say ten people were killed including 51- year-old boulder police officer eric talley who served on the force since 2010 called a hero after people reported a man firing a patrol rifle. >> officer talley responded to the scene, was the first on the scene and he was fatally shot. >> reporter: pol

people will come out and say are you the kite man of martinez.tes a lot of fun just amongst the community of martinez. like a lot of people growing up, you fly kites as kids. i grew up in northern minnesota with my little sister, flying kites. then i took about a 30 year hiatus, until i moved to california, and i saw people in san francisco flying the dual line sport kites, and that's how i got back into it 22 years ago. best time of year to fly kites, especially here, from about mid april until mid october. the winds you want are the onshore winds. they're smooth and consistent, some of the best winds i've ever flown in the world. a lot of my kites now are custom. colors, designs, l.e.d. lights so i can light up the night with it. that's a 10 meter, about 32 feet across . then i've got one that's twice as big, 20 meters, about 67 feet, which is massive. last august, that took about 3 1/2, almost 4 months of laying on my back in august, september, and october, some of the best months to fly. people would ask when are you going to be out flying, i

bridge maneesha martinez, ridge and altamonte past all under high.ind advisories are also tracking this traffic hazard a truck loss of fuel. earlier on the freeway westbound 5.80, at the francisco boulevard off ramp that off-ramp as close as they continue to try to get that cleaned while more information on this coming up. for now. darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot. at 6.32. developing story. the accused gunman in the deadly mass. >> massacre that happened at the grocery store in boulder, colorado. he is now facing soon 10 counts of murder. his first court appearance is tomorrow morning. tomorrow. so lots to follow this. we have drew engelbart standing by in boulder with the very latest. drew. good morning. >> good morning, james and darya from a snowy boulder, colorado. and you can see the memorial continues to grow out front of this king soopers grocery store where tragedy struck this community earlier this week and you'll notice a fence around the perimeter of the parking lot there. we spoke of the boulder police chief earlier this week t

the golden gate bridge bridge as one of the martinez bridge and the altamonte past. so very gusty as well. one more thing to leave you with this traffic hazard still working on that. they're a truck lost some fuel on the freeway westbound 5.80, at francisco boulevard that off ramp is closed out in sandra fell. we're tracking that and more. the darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot. a 8 '02. and today 3 more bay area counties get to go into the less restrictive orange tier. great news for them. we're talking about san francisco county, santa clara county and marin county. all 3 joining san mateo in this. yeah. less restrictive tier. let's go to kron. four's will tran who is live in santa clara county with what it means they're high. they're well good morning. >> good morning, james and daria orange county means newfound freedoms that santa clara county has not seen for months santa clara county was the first hit county in the bay area and it was devastated early on. but now it's back to the orange tier, which means you can have more people inside the malls and th

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> this year marked the first time in grammy history that four different women won the top awards. others include h.e.r. for it song of the year, i can't breathe and for dua lipa. >> my daughters love her. and some of the grammy gold is coming back to the bay area. the san francisco symphony won for best classical compendium and other bay areas include a best traditional r&b performance. and this was the scene in west oakland where the fantastic nick greenough and xavier through an outdoor red carpet party at his new record company to celebrate his third grammy award for best contemporary blues album. >> i thank the bay area. look at the music that comes out of here. it's important to give back. >> i like his style. he says he intends to record other independent artists and we will have more on those bay area wins in our next half hour. >>> side show frustration coming up with alameda county neighbor >>> in san francisco, on the attack of an uber driver, we are learning that arna kimiai, the woman on the right-hand side of your screen has turned

chris martinez is in los angeles.hris, this ceremony looked a little bit different this year. >> reporter: that's right. this was a very different grammy ceremony compared to what we are used to. from the start, organizers said they wanted to find a way to deliver a night of dynamic, live performances despite the pandemic, and that's exactly what they did. >> breaking the all-time record for the most grammy wins ever by any female artist or any singer male or female, the grammy goes to beyonce! [ cheers ] >> reporter: beyonce reigned supreme adding four more statues to her collection, bringing her total to 28. among the wins, best r&b performance for her album "black parade." >> i believe it's my job and all of our jobs to reflect the times, and it's been such a difficult time. ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift became the first woman to win album of the year three times for "folklore." >> we want to thank the fans. ♪ >> reporter: 19-year-old billie eilish won record of the year for the second year in a row for "all i ever w

one of the strike teams arrived at the hacienda living complex in martinez. the residents came down from their apartments. that is about as far as many of them can travel. >> the staff was willing to step outside and go directly to the homes of these clients. they would not be able to get the shot any other way. >> reporter: the strike teams have only been operating for two months and their efficiency has been astounding. 35,000 people vaccinated. that is 10% of the county's total. 100% of skilled nursing homes have gotten both doses as have 86% of residential care facilities. >> as we got going and realized how effective we could be, we pivoted to the low income senior housing complexes. >> reporter: that is what put them at hacienda this morning. while most were getting their shots downstairs, nurses went door to door to those who cannot get out of bed. >> it feels good and i am thankful that they came here instead of we going somewhere. >> reporter: that was important to you? >> yes. i was really happy. >> reporter: guadalupe gonzales was here with her son

>> denver police arrested a suspect in martinez's killing, 2-year-old emmanuel chandler.sociated with that trial. >> our concern was to make sure that people understood that while she was an endorsed witness, i couldn't comment on her testimony. >> nobody knows what roxann martinez was going to say on the stand for sure, with the exception of maybe the investigators who talked to her. >> but while prosecutors say they can't discuss what roxann martinez would have said on the stand, "20/20" has uncovered some revealing details about her. back in march of 2016, a woman named roxann had reached out to laura saxton through that help find kelsie facebook page. roxann messaged that she used to date the guy kelsie was pregnant with, and he told me what had happened and started crying. >> and instantly, like, mixed emotions. like, okay, are you going for the reward, or are you for real? >> when laura asked, "do you know where kelsie is located?" roxann replied, he told me everything. yes i do. >> basically her information sounded very good and very promising, and so we really wan

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. >>> thieves broke into shipping containers at the ma reria in martinez stealing dpeer from the sea scouts. they founding the containers ransacked, up to $9,000 worth of gear and equipment gone. someone sawed off the locks to the containers, got away with generators, motors, navigation systems for their boats. the organization runs a maritime program for children. much of the equipment children need to train is gone. >> they're devastated. all of us feel violated. this is a children's program. to steal from somebody, period, is wrong. but to do it from a children's program is even worse. >> but the organization is now planning to hold a drive-through fund-raiser coming up in may. >>> coming up, addressing the lawsuit. east bay congresswoman eric swalwell speaks with us about why he's taking former president trump to court. >>> and the push to make this home a historic landmark. the reason it's so important to the city of berkeley and the country. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any bette

the bridge, the golden gate bridge the venetian martinez bridge. >> and along the altamont pass. so those are all the bridges that are going to be very windy and the areas that you drive across. so you want to take your time, especially today. that's also in the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula there. i don't see a high wind advisory for this bridge. but still you want to take your time and drive slow and a look at the golden gate bridge. a high wind advisory here. i don't see any to at to that. however you see the construction workers working there. we'll have more on your commute. will have that coming up next. but for now, back to the news. happening today. 3 more bay area counties take another step forward and the state's plan to safely reopen the economy, improving covid-19 numbers feeling the change. san or and santa clara counties are now in the orange tier. they join san mateo county as the only for bay area counties in the moderate tier for coronavirus restrictions that means more businesses can reopen and expand. here's a look at those changes and w

i just got it a few minutes ago, actually in martinez. and i'm looking so forward to seeing my mother and my grandkids. >> reporter: now the county is tackling a new demographic. >> is open to requesting appointments from those age 50 to 64, regardless of whether they have an underlying health condition or not. and so that's a big expansion. >> reporter: starting today, anyone age 50 and older can sign up for the vaccine in contra costa county. supervisor john gioia says the county is getting a big increase in doses from the federal government. >> we found out we are going to start getting a larger supply of doses directly from the federal government because we run 11 health clinics. that will allow us to access additional doses on top of our state doses. >> reporter: contra costa county residents say they're thrilled more doses of the vaccine are heading their way. >> i think it's wonderful. everybody that gets a chance to have the vaccination should go for it. >> i hope it opens up to younger and younger and younger, because this ball g

that's why i'm getting shot in martinez deborah villalon ktvu fox two news. facebook today launched a new tool to help users get vaccinated. the bay area based company is partnering with boston children's hospital to help people locate vaccination centers. the tool shows hours of operations for locations where people can get vaccinated, as well as contact information and links to book an appointment right now it's only available here in the u. s but facebook is planning to make it more widely accessible as vaccines become more available in other countries. astrazeneca's says it's found no evidence that it's covid-19 vaccine increases the risk of blood clots. the drug maker is defending its formula after some countries raise concerns about clotting in some patients. germany france, italy and three other european countries have suspended the use of the vaccine. astrazeneca says there have only been 37 reports of blood clots from the 17 million people vaccinated in the european union and the uk millions of dogs have been given and we haven't seen in an elevation

we are looking at rainfall in martinez as we hit around 11:22 tonight. tomorrow morning, as i talked about, it is hit-and-miss rainfall to start. at 7:00 a.m. some will be getting it near the north bay, down near the coastline but others will be dry. so, again, on-and-off rain over the next two days, a chance of lightning, small hail and colder temperatures, and the sierra at least a foot of snow. we will take a closer look at the hour-by-hour forecast and how much rain we will get over the next two days. i'm back in about ten minutes. >> we'll see you then. another great resource for weather updates, download the free nbc bay area app. you will get access to our stormranger and its exclusive low-level radar scan. here is the story a lot of people have been buzzing about throughout the day and for good reason. the new guidelines from the cdc about what you can now do if you have gotten your vaccine. this is big news for families, especially grandparents. here are the three big takeaways. if you are fully vaccinated, you can go now visit people indoors wi

martinez says prosecutors are trying to shift the blame for wilansky's injuries from law enforcementwater protectors. and in illinois, the evanston city council has agreed to pay black residents reparations for historic housing discrimination, making it the first u.s. city to adopt such a measure. the city will distribute some $400,000 to up to 16 families to be used towards housing-related costs. the money comes moly from $10 million fund of marijuana tax revenues. this is delois robinson, whose family was subject to the racist practice of redlining in evanston. >> you know, it kind of deals with your self-esteem. so it is a thing of, am i good enough to be able to stand on my own and say, no, i what property here or i what to cross the redlining? amy: in related news, earlier this month, catholic jesuit priests vowed to raise $100 million in reparations for descendants of people it forced into slavery. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. when we come back, as the nation mourns the massacres in boulder and atlanta, wi

the nation martinez bridge and along the altamonte past. so very windy day.efinitely keeping both of our hands on our steering wheels and take it slower 11 minutes to the fremont street exit as you head into the city and look at the golden gate bridge like i mentioned a high wind advisory in place over here and it's about 22 minutes or so. you can see they remove the construction that was on the road over here off of the freeway about 22 minutes as you head into the city and look at the richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond under 8 minutes but also get a look over here. we'll focus in on an accident that's out in san rafale. this is going to be over on westbound. let me get that pulled up for you really quickly for this accident here. well, that's going to be over on westbound 5.80, to francisco boulevard. it's not just an accident. the air. it's also a spiel that they've been working on trying to get cleaned up for the past couple of hours. so we're going to keep a close eye on that. we'll have more coming up for now back to the news. a developing st

day, if you want to get out there and go to the park and enjoy more time outside, as we check out martinez, it starts out at 59 degrees at 10:00, and then heads into the upper 60s today, with a mostly sunny sky. we will see a few more clouds in the mix as our temperatures in some areas especially in our inland areas reach up to 70 and 72 degrees in concord. 69 in livermore, san jose and 63 today will be the high in san francisco. as we look at what's going on here, this is our weather setup. we've seen the storm systems moving off towards the east, high pressure building to the west. that high pressure is moving very slowly, and will keep us from getting any chances of rain here over at least the next week, and at times, it will become quite breezy, but the overall trend will be for our temperatures to warm up quite a bit, so taking a look at our seven-day forecast, shows temperatures in the 60s today and tomorrow, and then in the 70s for the weekend, even some upper 70s and i wouldn't be surprised if one or two of us made it up to 80 degrees, and our morning temperatures will be in the mi

the bay bridge golden gate bridge maneesha martinez bridge and altamonte pass for all of you driving out there. a look at the bay bridge. you can see your commute into the city certainly has some drive times 14 minutes to get to that fremont street exit up to about 17 minutes earlier. let's go with the san mateo bridge. get a high wind advisory across this bridge earlier. now we're back down to under 40 minutes. there. the golden gate bridge that high wind advisory is still in place. we're down to about 21 minutes as we're heading into the city at a look at the richmond sandra fell commute. nice at the limit 9 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. before now, darya and james, back to you. thank you. rain and today is the day that 3 more bay area counties going to the less respect restrictive orange tier. and you can see on the chart here. the growing sea of orange yet last week san mateo. but now we got santa clara san francisco. >> and marin county joining the party. let's to kron. four's will tran always up for parties in santa clara county. i will. >> as long as the par

encontramos a juan carlos martÍnez despuÉs de nadar en el rÍo para entrar a este paÍs. >> a uno ya noo de joe biden para charlar con el canciller. tras la reuniÓn se enviÓ un mensaje a los inmigrantes. la frontera estadounidense estÁ cerrada. asegurÓ que solicitaron ayuda para el desarrollo de la regiÓn. >> nos gustarÍa que estados unidos fuese parte de este gran esfuerzo. patricia: durante tres reuniones funcionarios mexicanos y estadounidenses descubrieron estrategias para que sea seguro y regular. reconocieron la presiÓn de los vecinos del norte, aunque con reservas. en tapachula, chiapas. jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. patricia: aumenta la desconfianza sobre la efectividadde la vacuna de astrazeneca luego de que expertos dijeron que en el laboratorio habrÍa incluido datos obsoletos sobre los ensayos previos de su vacuna que arrojaron un alto nÚmero de protecciÓn contra del covid—19. lourdes del rÍo nos explica esta nueva controversia. lourdes: esta farmacÉutica recibiÓ un regaÑo. >> esos nÚmeros que estÁn allÍ, no son los nÚmeros que deberÍan estar allÍ porque lo que se llama el grup

para saber mÁs sobre lo que podemos esperar, vamos con nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa albert martÍnez.tormenta puede generar granizo que puede superar una pulgada y media.eso puede daÑar fÁcilmente nuestro carro. luego, los vientos pueden superar 50 millas por hora y eso puede romper Árboles y tendido elÉctrico, lo que nos puede dejar a oscuras. lo peor, los tornados que pueden ser destructivos. si ocurren de noche, no se ven y eso puede ser tremendo. asÍ que toca estar bien informados. todo esto esta noche. las primeras tormentas en oklahoma y texas. luego se irÁn desplazando hacia el este. maÑana a las mÁs activas en la zona de luisiana y en arkansas. luego se moverÁn hacia el este. maÑana durante la tarde y noche tambiÉn en alabama llegando finalmente a georgia. habrÁ mÁs de 30 millones de personas en riesgo de tiempo severo en todo el valle de mississippi. uno tiene que saber dÓnde repudiarse dentro de casa porque en la calle uno no estÁs seguro. las puertas y ventanas se pueden romper con los objetos que pueden salir volando. allÍ esperÉis a que pase la tormenta. es importante dej

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the new commercial free service costs $10 a month. >> a $5onth subscription with commercials becomes available in june. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how would you like to ride this in your backyard? looks like a lot of fun. it took decades to perfect. that's after break. find out how it was made. >>> a live look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> coming up today travis barker stops by and actress this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> welcome back. 5:54. we are giving you another live look outside on this thursday from our mark hopkins camera. you see the trans america pyramid. a beautiful shot. >>> some old school fun with a fast paced twist. >> it's thanks to one 78-year- old'wint sledlounge. the minnesota science teacher created a snow slide for his son. what he thought s deal has turned into decades of perfecting it. over several days he will gather snow from the street stacking from his fro

tony martÍnez nos envÍa esta fotografÍa en una competencia de porrista antes de la orden de quedarsecomparte esta, "mi Última foto en febrero antes de la pandemia. borja: y con la esperanza de que volveremos a hacernos esas fotografÍas. vamos con algo tambiÉn que importa mucho a nuestra comunidad, tras 50 dÍas el gobierno, el presidente joe biden firmÓ hoy el paquete de 1,9 billones de dÓlares para contener la crisis por la pandemia. carolina: si tienes dudas sobre el dinero que te tocarÁ a ti y a tu familia, el analista carlos, en. bienvenido. gerardo lÓpez pregunta: ¿las personas documentadas, mÁs hijos ciudadanos recibirÍan este estÍmulo? >> va a llegar 1400 $ y las personas tienen un nÚmero itim. borja: el seÑor gÓmez dice: tienes que haber presentado los taxes de 2003 se como? >> es importante, el gobierno asÍ va a poder tenerse informaciÓn, es muy recomendable . carolina: ¿ustedes hablan de los 1400, pero quÉ pasa lo que no han recibido los estÍmulos anteriores? dice marÍa fernÁndez. >> usted puede pedir el primero y el segundo estÍmulo, ahora es cuando para hacer los impuestos

. >> reporter: sheriff martinez is taking us to the edge of the rio grande in del rio, texas. that's becoming a landing point for several thousand migrants in recent weeks. one of his deputies apprehended a family from venezuela. when he looks across the river to the mexican side, they spot another family crossing. we noticed two men guiding the family through the safest part of the river. the current here can be deadly. a young girl being carried on the man's shoulder. one tells me they're also from venezuela as the migrant reaching the shore. after that, the two men turned around and splashed through the river back to mexico. >> it is clear what will happen to these migrants but most family are being allowed to waive immigration cases in the united states. >> it hits you and you feel for them. >> reporter: sheriff martinez says frustration is growing over scenes like this unfo. >> we don't know what the plan is, the policy changed but they have no plan in place to implement that plan. this is what we are seeing. people are going to continue to come in mass if you numbers. pe

chris martinez. >>> new, the monterey aquarium just announced may first through the 14th will reopen for members and then to the public on may 15th. tickets will be sold online and face coverings are required. they have been closed since last march. >>> and we were just talking about the aquarium. can't wait to visit. >> yeah. you need to go. it'll be so nice. >> road trip. >> yeah. yeah. big trip all of us. it'll be a lot of fun. great weather to head out it. will be cooler for the weekend. i will talk more about all of this coming up. you can see the sunshine as we show a live look with the sale force tower camera looking east across the bay. to the east bay. the temperatures in the 60's and 70's at this hour. low 70's concord, san jose, santa rosa, mid-60s's oakland, upper 60's to about 70 and we will continue to see the temperatures climb as we head through the rest of the afternoon. now calm to light conditions but we are noticing breezy conditions in spots. santa rosa northerly winds at 20 miles an hour. looking at seven in heyward, nine in livermore and eight for san jose with

. >> josé usted martínez de 16 sobrivió al accidente en california. >> quería viajar para trabajar yles y no me acuerdo de nada. >> la madre de josé eduardo viajó a san diego para ver a su hijo con visa humanitaria. >> si él salió vivo es que porque dios es muy grande. >> la madre dice que le joven cruzó para escapar de la pobreza. >> Él decía que lo apoyaba sus amigos y iba a llegar con un hermano mío en utah. >> dice que sabía el riesgo y que estaría bien pero al final no fue así. >> si sabía que le iba a pasar esto no lo dejo venir. >> ella llegó con su hijo de 11 años pero no ha podido visitar a su hermano p pero sí por videollamada. >> me sentí bien al saber que está bien. >> pide que le extiendan la visa humanitaria a 30 días. >> el consulado le está apoayando y se descononcen las causas del accidente pero sí era un operativo de tráfico humano, soy mar gonzález noticias telemundo. >> cada vez son más los estados que relajan las medidas sanitarias a medida que mejora los contagios y muertes por covid-19 esto a pesar de las procapuciones de dueños de negocios y autoridades de sal

. >> the martinez family has been driving around the city to catch a glimpse of normalcy. they got out of their car at the beach. what they missed was simple. >> will probably touch the sand and water and the beach. it is nice. i haven't done that in a year. >> also another first, this weekend friends gathering in person. >> actually we have not seen each other for a year. >> the weather in the 70s and covid case is going down and he took out his rollerblades after two years of not skating. i'm good. >> thdata shows that yes, covid cases are going down and the number of peg vaccinated is going up. so far 43% of san franciscoians have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> everyone i know is over 65 and has had the shots. >> and all of these factors are good for business. this business was popping. >> the last ten days it is ramping up. >> and going back to the martinez family. touching the sand and never taking simple moments like this for granted. in san francisco, liz pena. abc7news. >>> and the two bay area counties set to move to the orange

jose antonio martinez would do anything for his wife, maria josefa martinez, their daughter told us.maguey, central cuba, and both went by nicknames-- pepe and josie. they married in 1961 and started their family while in cuba. but before long, pepe had to work in a forced labor camp. so in 1971, the family fled the castro regime and went to the u.s. on a “freedom flight.” they started from scratch in new orleans, taking night classes to learn english. josie worked as a cleaner, and then a teacher, and prepared children for holy communion on sundays. pepe ran an auto parts store, and loved baseball and elvis. they liked to listen to jazz and dance together. their daughter said they were never happier than when they were feeding family and friends at their home. after 58 years of marriage, they died, 16 days apart. josie was 78, and pepe was 79. tom church had a thirst for knowledge as deep as the oceans he studied, his brother said. his work as an oceanographer took him around the world, but he always made time to soak up the local culture. he lived on a farm in delaware with his fam

romy: desde su cama en el hospital en san diego, california, josÉ martÍnez cuenta lo Último que recuerdaquita la vida. >> entre primero, era una roja. Ésa la pasamos estacionada con las puertas abiertas. me imagino que los miras los habrÁn perseguido. romy: fue una de las 25 personas que usara frontera el 2 de marzo. cuando la camioneta donde viajaba chocÓ perdÍ el conocimiento. >> llego mal, llegÓ grave. no tenÍan entubado y que no sabÍan cuantas cirugÍas le iban a hacer. asÍ como tampoco sabÍan si va resistir. romy: cuando marÍa, que vive en guerrero,recibiÓ la llamada informÁndole que su hijo sufriÓ el accidente pensÓ lo peor. >> Él buscaba trabajar para ayudar a su hermano con sus estudios. >> el consulado le tramitÓ una visa de emergencia y se pude reunir nuevamente con Él. >> me pide que no lo dejes solo, que no lo vuelva a dejar solo. >> la madre del menor asegura que josÉ recibiÓ cirugÍa en una piernay harÁ varios meses de terapia para poder caminar nuevamente. por su parte ella recibiÓ una visa humanitaria de 30 dÍas para estar en estados unidos. fÉlix: pasamos con la campaÑa de

de borja: hoy se espera una serie de tormentas que podrÍa provocar tornados, pasamos con albert martÍnezla madrugada del jueves, a las carolinas. este sistema alcanzarÁ la zona

there providing vaccines to eligible patients at the martinez yacht club. for the latest on where and when you can get the vaccine in your county, check out our online guide, the link is at the top of the homepage at kpix.com. >>> a thank you from a san francisco uber driver who was assaulted and coughed upon by a group of women. he says he is grateful for the outpouring of support from the community. >> the love, support, and move forward. and believe in humanity, justice. i will be forever grateful to everybody, and i will be using this really wisely. >> all three riders have been banned, and two of them are facing criminal charges. arna kimiai is turned yourself into the police. police arrested malaysia king in las vegas, she was a woman in red in the video. >>> like resume benefactor in a nasty crash overnight on highway 101. this car slammed into a tree just before 1:00 this morning in san jose, near oakland road. where told the victim was taken to the hospital and no word on the condition. >>> a windy day, this is a live look from our mark hopkins hot

. >>> mario francisco martinez says he was nervous about getting his covid-19 vaccination. did it hurt? >> no, i feel nothing. >> reporter: he's one of 500 farm workers getting vaccinated at monterey mushrooms at morgan hill. >> it's very convenient. we come to work and at the same time, we get a vaccination. so, easier for us. >> reporter: santa clara county is vaccinating farm workers, essential workers. >> there was a 59% increase during the pandemic of death with these workers. >> reporter: maucht ray mushroom ceo says having a pop-up site help st helps the county maximize its reach and for those hesitant about getting vaccinated. >> much more robust vaccination program. by the time we get done, we'll vaccinate a thousand farm workers. >> some of the biggest outbreaks we've had across the country have been in canneries or fields. >> reporter: she says agriculture is a multibillion dollar industry in santa clara county and an important part of the food train. >> there are two issues. one, is base clae making sure people get the healthy food they need and the second, it's

martinez 66. 65 in santa rosa and 65 today in palo alto.o through the forecast, quite a few changes ahead, this first storm stays off the coast and we are finally going to see what we call the storm door opening on this meteorological spring. we know that at this point, we do need some rain taken looks like we'll see a change in our weather pattern that will allow for the storm systems to finally come our way starting this weekend. so we will have the first one possibly in a series of some wet weather heading in starting out this weekend. so that's some really great news, because as we take a look at how much rain we need to catch up to normal, it is significant. we need over 17 inches of rain in santa rosa to catch up to normal. i mean, these numbers are looking so bad. and overall we are now in the seventh driest water year that we've had on record, and so now as we look at our weather pattern, what's ahead? over the next couple of weeks it does show we could see some above average rainfall which of course is much needed, we'll see how th

the balboa theatre s popping.he >> rt: going back to the martinez family. here's the moment a year in the making. touching the sand and never taking simple moments like this one for granted. >>> more businesses could reopen this week. napa and alameda counties are expected to move into the less restrictive orange tier of california's reopening plan on tuesday. the biggest change, 90 central offices could open. ours, tasting rooms, music and sports venues could open a door with limitations. it would allow for wineries to open indoors and restaurants and gyms can expand indoor capacity. w office tomorrow but returning to the office will be a slow process. uber said their mission by headquarters will only open at 20% capacity and it will be on a voluntary basis. employees will socially distance, wear masks, and temperature checks. for those who are not ready, office workers are allowed to work remotely until september 13. >>> the weather made for a nice night around the bay year especially east bay were high school football has returned to oakland unified scho

let's check out martinez and our home school recess forecast. it's going to start out with some mid to upper 50s this morning, but then 70s once again for this afternoon. enjoy that time outside because we have a lot of changes in our forecast. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> kari, we have breaking news in the traffic department. two alerts to tell you about, the first one i'm mentioning here is north 880, just about gih north of 101, two lanes blocked because of a crash jamming up traffic north 101 as well making that transition and there's a deadly crash we told you about already in san pablo. left lanes are blocked 80 at san pablo dam road. we'll check the jam up coming south off of the carquinez bridge. >> we'll continue to check back with you. >>> developing in new york, some wonder if governor andrew cuomo's political future is at stake in the wake of recent schedule harassment accusations. the state attorney general is investigating claims. >>> the new orleans archdiocese is imploring catholics to avoid the johnson &

. >> reporter: share frank martinez is taking us to the edge of the rio grande in del rio, texas, topot that's become a landing point for several thousand migrants in recent weeks. as we show up one of his deputies and a border patrol agent have apprehended a family from venezuela. >> this little group right here i think it's 42 that my deputies have personally handled today. >> reporter: when he looks across the river to the mexican side they spot another family crossing. we noticed there are two men guiding the family through the safest part of the river, the current here can be deadly. a young girl is being carried on a man's shoulders, the law enforcement agents are waiting as the migrants reach the shore one tells me they're also from venezuela. one of the guides throws a bag of dry clothes to the border patrol agent. after that the two men turned around and splash through the river back to mexico. it's unclear what will happen to these migrants, but many families are being allowed to wait out their immigration cases in the united states. >> it just hits you. it just hits you. y

joining me is pedro martinez, the superintendent of the san antonio independent school district, also superintendent, good to see you. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> so classrooms in your district have been open since the fall, but you call the new guidance a real game changer. will this allow you to bring more students into the classrooms? >> absolutely. i think it's one additional factor that's supporting us, we need more children in person. we note, fredricka, that the majority of our children need to be in school, in person. that virtual instruction isn't ideal for them. what has been troubling for us and really confusing is just vagueness and the guidance. even though data has shown that schools have been safe not only in my district but across the country, the six feet social distancing requirement was limiting how many children we could bring in, for the most part up to about 50%. the three feet will allow us to go up to 80%, and maybe even above that depending on the size of our classrooms. >> most families want their kids in school, but the issues were about safety

way up towards martinez, also, 76. and napa, 77. coming up in less than a half hour, we take a longer look at this seven-day forecast and we will have more looks at what you can expect this weekend. terry, it's a good one coming our way. i know you got to work but maybe you can find some time outside, in between, right? >> i -- i want to find some time outside and i want to thank you and i like your new name. mr. sunshine. thank you very much. >> thanks, mr. sunshine. thanks, terry. >>> well, much more to come in the next 40 minutes including big questions tonight on whether the move the 49ers made today that suggests they may be looking for a new qb. >>> plus, covid, asian hate, gun control. the biden administration is facing tough issues in its first 100 days. i go one on one with the president's press secretary about his plans to solve these problems. >>> but first, they are calling it a miracle birth. the 57-year-old mother welcomes a new bundle of joy after experiencing heartbreak, just five years ago. we're back, in three minu

governor martinez? and i hope he does that if the best interest of the people in new york so they can focus on what is in front of them as a state to recover. >> harris: thank you. here's "america reports." we are first to see governor cuomo. >> sandra: governor andrew cuomo william banting -- governor andrew cuomo will be holding a briefing any moment now. i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts. we last saw the governor on camera last week at a vaccination sight this queens. hasn't had a briefing since february 19th. 2 former aides accusing him of sexual harassment and another woman said he made unwanted advances to her. >> sandra: 21 new york lawmakers are calling for cuomo to resign and 7

. >> reporter: for the past year, the martinez family has been driving around the city to catch a glimpse of normalcy. they got out of the car their favorite place, the beach, but they missed the most simple. >> touching the sand and water and beach. it is nice. i haven't done that in a year. >> reporter: another first, this weekend, friends gathering in person. >> we haven't seen each other in the last year and a half. >> reporter: weather in the 70s and covid cases going down, so he took out his rollerblades after two years of not skating. this weekend he felt safe. >> i'm already vaccinated. >> reporter: data shows covid cases are going down and the number of people getting vaccinated is going up. 43% of san franciscans have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> everyone i know over 65 has had both shots. >> reporter: these factors are good for business. the theater was popping. >> the last 10 days and has begun to ramp up, this weekend especially. >> reporter: going back to the martinez family. here's the moment, a year in the making. touching the sand and

up to 65 in martinez. for oakland 61 degrees.tly upper 50s from daly city to half moon bay and san francisco will also see some upper 50s and low 60s for this afternoon. and with those breezy winds it may feel a little bit chilly to you as you head to the north bay. santa rosa will reach 64 degrees. though it's cool today you're probably already seeing at the bottom of the screen that our seven-day forecast is much warmer. we're going to start to see high pressure really building across the region. it's going to keep our rain chances away and also allow our temperatures to warm up significantly going into the weekend. we may have breezy winds at times by early next week. as we go through the forecast you're noticing that it's dry. now we get the updated drought monitor. it is showing some worsening drought conditions for parts of southern california near the coast or near the border of nevada and then for the bay area we're still looking at the same extreme drought for parts of the north bay. most of us in a severe to moderate dr

reportera: josÉ martÍnez sabÍa que esa camioneta era su Única oportunidad de cumplir su sueÑo de llegarntera la madrugada del 2 de marzo. en cuestiÓn de 20 minutos cortaron un pedazo del muro, lo suficiente para ingresar. >> llegamos y apenas estaban cortando el muro. cuando lo tiraron, nosotros pasamos. fuimos la segunda camioneta que pasÓ. reportera: la tercera camioneta se descompuso y los pasajeros se repartieron entre las otras dos camionetas, incrementando de 19 a 25 personas a bordo. mientras cruzaban los vehÍculos quedaron atascados en la arena. >> paso la de nosotros pero igual se atorÓ. cuando volteÉ, mÁs gente se vino a nuestra camioneta y se apretÓ mÁs. reportera: al momento del impacto, o se iba agachado junto a un amigo. nunca se percatÓ que alguien los perseguÍa ni que la velocidad fuera un factor. >> le preguntÉ a mi amigo cÓmo se sentÍa. cuando me contestÓ que se sentÍa entumecido, que ya no sentÍa los pies, fue cuando le di Ánimos. reportera: tras el accidente que cobrÓ la vida de 13 personas y lo dejo a Él entre la vida y la muerte, tras varias cirugÍas fue dado de al