martinez -- >> my question is are you talking, yes or no? >> mr. martinez, are you angry at me?ant to you? is that important to you? >> please refrain from laughing in the courtroom. >> one early-rising regular even sold her spot in line to a latecomer for 200 bucks. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> the judge, unhappy to hear tickets to her trial were being scalped, ordered the money refunded. and this juror, dismissed for reasons unknown, returned to court the following day. apparently, she was hooked on the action. >> i knew that my life was pretty much over. >> as were millions of people who just couldn't get enough of a story of boy meets girl, girl kills boy. it wasn't just televised but streamed live, raw, unfiltered, across the internet. >> people aren't content to just watch. they want to participate. they're doing research on the players. >> arizona republic reporter michael kiefer covered the trial and said many were ready with their verdicts long before the testimony was over. >> anyone who takes less than an approach of she deserves the death penalty and she deserves it

i like most people in the caravan, the martinez is have come from central america on today. in their case 15 people, 3 generations of their family have fled late to they'll tell us why. like many of this, they arrived quickly at the mexican city of tampa, tula, hoping to then travel through the country to the states, but of forests. he's confined them there for months. now they've managed to get out with what little they can carry. these bags contain all of elvin martinez, is his wife and free children's possessions. perched on a rickety buggy gal gas thou now what i reckon the wheels might give out at some point today during the walk. i'm right now, this is everything that you have in the world. pretty much. no ali thought, look it in, in soon enough. it's time to head off. the group started before dawn to avoid the south metzger. heat. the only sound a little chatter and the children who can't take it anymore. and despite long lines of cause and taxes to the side of them, no one's going to give them a ride. the mexican government plan this time round seems to be to let peo

the 7 in the martinez family is struggling already. another offer, some of them were tired, but the children even more so one is ill. she's got source, they've all got irritated skin. it must be the sun and the change in the temperature. so i, like most people in the caravan, the martinez is have come from central america on dude us. in their case, 15 people, 3 generations of their family have fled. late to they'll tell us why. like many of this, they arrived quickly at the met consider popular hoping to then travel through the country to the states, but a forest. he's confined them there for months. now they've managed to get out. we will little they can carry these bags, contain all of elvin martinez, is his wife and free children's possessions. perched on a rickety buggy girl gas. thou, i'm our. 6 i reckon the wheels might give out at some point today during the walk. i'm right now, this is everything that you have in the world. pretty much. no ali test all look it in in soon enough. it's time to head off. the group started before d

where many want to eventually get to the martinez family are already on the verge of giving up. but one thing stops them on that we have nothing back home. we sold everything and what's more, we can't go back here. we're putting to my husband had problems with extortion because he's a taxi driver and my son to because he didn't want to join the gangs. and those that don't join can be killed. one, it led anna leslie to other memories of his son. she says was so precious by the gangs to join that he took his own life and leant him him at firing gang of my son killed himself when he was 20. i mean, it looks like you're out of your life back home is tough. but so as this journey, even earlier that night we left the family sleeping in a leaky warehouse in another village. only a tiny bit further on the long walk north. and we can speak to john live. he is, and i kept wire in mexico for us. and john, you really showed us in that report how difficult our heartbreaking this journey is for everyone, especially people with families there and how many of them are stark. i'm just wondering,

y guillermo martínez.plo que pende de un hilo su calificación que tú más saber totalmente en vivo en exclusivo. hemos dominado la acción un día más. feliz fin de semana, cambio y fuera! (comerciales). ♪♪ (música) >>> esto que ven pantalla, es la nueva moda para encontrar una pareja, es una versión a la antigua. las personas cuando trataban de contar su media naranja... se escriben mensajes como en esta era digital es diferente, por eso una mujer creó una revista... un correo electrónico nos llamado (nombre extranjero) e inicio este proyecto para revivir este tipo de relacionarse se remonta al tema de las cartas, en las cuales son tan inmediatas y lo que tiene que hacer es responder algunas preguntas y puede que salga el amor de su vida. qué le parece?... este viernes se viene que hemos visto fue canceladopero así estuviera celebrando >>> entre música, ni esos hermosos trajes, los asistentes disfrutaron del evento y había artesanía y otros puestos de venta pues, una verdadera verbena. cerrando precisamente

, cambia mucho como ellos se sienten de sí mismos >>> en el centro de ballet folklórico anita de martíneze educación y baile folklórico. >>> nos describe como un niño de tan solo 3 años se transforman y son más seguras de sus habilidades a través de sus presentaciones y todo lo que han aprendido de su cultura mexicana. una muy rica y diversa. el estudio del ballet folklórico es el más antiguo han dallas y con 47 años sirviendo la misma comunidad en la que ella creció desde 1925 . >>> la manera en que el ballet empezó es que anita estaba en un parque viendo un juego de basquetbol y vio que los niños latinos e hispanos no entraban al juego porque les daba pena o porque se sentían inseguros entonces realmente esa fue la razón que empezó el ballet >>> eso para crear una autoestima alta en el interior de cada niño y adulto hispano que pasa por las puertas de su estudio al igual que mantener la cultura mexicana viva en dallas entre los jóvenes nacidos en los estados unidos . >>> lo lo que los niños aprenden de su escuela y su cultura en méxico no lo tenemos nosotros como mexicanos nacidos aquí

. >> te amo mucho, vida reportera: juan josÉ martÍnez tenÍa 19 aÑos cuando su madre tambiÉn se dio ele ser hacerhijo a hacer padre de acuerdo con este mÉdico, menos 120,000 menores han perdido a un padre o a un proveedorpor culpa de la pandemia 22,000 de ellos sufrieron la pÉrdida de 1 segundo padre >> y tienen familiares que los adopten para tener la seguridad que necesita la psicÓloga nos cuenta que los niÑos hispanos son el grupo mÁs afectado >> es muy importante que se de una terapia de apoyo emocional adecuada a la edad que tienen >> yo tengo que jugar las dos partes, de papÁ y mamÁ presentadora: por ley las escuelas pÚblicas de california deberÁn tener toallas sanitarias para las estudiantes. los colegios como tambiÉn aquÍ en california se convirtiÓ ayer en el primer estado en obligar a las grandes tiendas departamentales a exigir mercancÍa como juguetes de una forma neutral respecto al gÉnero y ahora que los niÑos regresarÁn a las aulas, es importante entender que todo menor necesita ser escuchado si es vÍctima de acosoy como padre, necesito tomar acciÓn. reportera: como padre

javier martínez nos amplía >>gran cordialidad entre el encuentro entre biden y el papa francisco.o fue con expresidente donald trump. en este caso duró 90 minutos tiempo en el que abordaron diferentes temas como la migración, de construcción por la pandemia, la crisis del cambio climático. biden dijo que no hablaron del aborto pero el papa le dho que está contento de que sea un buen católico y que puede seguir recibiendo la comunión. así el encuentro cordial entre presidente la primera dama iban vestidos de azul oscuro con gesto de cordialidad. durante el intercambio de regalos entregaron una casuya que francisco vestirá cuando haga misa. también le ha regalado una medalla de delaware recordando su hijo bob fallecido a los 46 años por un tumor el presidente abreviado y le ha dicho que si la próxima vez que se vean y el papa francisco no la tenga, tendrá que invitarlo a beber algo. así la situación. es todo por ahora desde roma. javier martínez, noticias telemundo >> ♪♪. >> ♪♪. >> la vacuna contra el coronavirus para niños entre cinco 11 años está a un paso más cerca de ser realida

the pacheco marsh is located near martinez. that's north of the benicia bridge abc 7 news reporter laura anthony was there when the levy was deliberately breached for the first time in nearly a century. it'sit'sit'sit'sit'sit's the making to reopen a key east bay marsh that's been dormant for nearly 100 years the pacheco marsh near martinez. it's a huge day for us. within a matter of minutes a pair of giant excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levy allowing tens of thousands of gallons of bay water to rush in and we've lost about 80 to 85 percent of our marshlands surrounding the bay. and so this is an opportunity for us to really bring that type of habitat back. the breach allows the saltwater of sassoon bay to flow back into the 232 acre pacheco marsh a giant step and restoring not just the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed. it's part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. the environmental benefit is we're creating habitat specifically for assault marsh harvest mouse, and we

ilia: albert martÍnez, jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn tiene la explicaciÓn.enta? albert: empezamos por la que tenÍamos la semana pasada y que llega esta noche. 10 millones en riesgos de tiempo severo a partir de las 12:00 de la noche en brooklyn y luego se moverÁ pararelo, dejando mucha lluvia en el noreste. prÁcticamente serÁ como un ciclÓn situado en el noreste y allÍ ya sufrieron el impacto de "ida". hay otro sistema que estÁ en california, llega al texas el miÉrcoles. tendrÍa tormentas capaces de producir viento fuerte, granizo y tornados. ilia: hablamos de 1 a muy extensa, ¿cuÁl es la recomendaciÓn para residentes? albert: tener el celular cargado por si se activa un aviso. esas tormentas pueden crear descargas elÉctricas, asÍ que es importante evitar pasear por la noche y dejar el auto en un sitio protegido. los vientos pueden superar las 60 o 70 millas por hora, rompiendo Árboles y lo peor, la posibilidad de que se produzcan tornados. jorge: centenares de empleados de la ciudad de nueva york marcharon por el puente de brooklyn por la orden de vacunarse

hercules, martinez, concord, antioch, we're seeing that yellow and even orange.rough highway four. towards the pendency look, here is sfo, heavy rain over the airport in burlingame. still have some issues and i'm the north bay. flood warnings in effect for the early-morning hours for sebastopol, penn grove, petaluma. a flood advisory for the city of san francisco, the peninsula, parts of contra costa and alameda, some smaller streams and creeks overflowing their banks. it is a level for major storm -- four major storm, and will hold at that level until two or 3:00 tomorrow morning. by 4:00 a.m., some scattered showers. by 8 a.m., it is all out of fear. we will take a look at the seven day forecast and show you some dryers guys in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that. the storm hit much of the bay area incredibly hard. we asked you earlier today to show it what it -- us what it look like in your neighborhood. many of you responded with a video of downed trees and high seas. >> well. -- >>woah. >> there was excitement as pickup trucks plowed through flooded st

barry joins us from martinez with more on how this split decision is being taken by both sides. >> well, arboleda's family feeling some relief, but they still want justice. this is coming from the d.a.'s office. they say this is the first time a peace officer has been charged in a case like this. the man we're talking about is former deputy sheriff andrew hall. his family, along with their attorney, leaving the courthouse today, no one saying a word. now, hall was on trial for killing arboleda. the video you're about to see is graphic. you're looking at what happened after arboleda led police on a slow-speed chase through danville in november 2018. the newark man was trying to pull between two cars when he was shot by hall nine times and killed. a sheriff's investigation cleared hall, saying he did nothing wrong, but in a mover that surprised a lot of people, the d.a.'s office later charged the officer in this case. today, we got reaction from both sides. >> i certainly hope that there's an understanding, that there's really no one in our community who is above the law, and when you bre

fox news is laura martinez spoke to some of those frustrated passengers. this has been a humble experience. it is my birthday week i'm on vacation. i have all my family travelers flying in and out of las vegas had to deal with dozens of canceled flights on saturday, southwest airlines tweeted out they were experiencing air traffic control issues and disruptive weather. while i was checking into the kiosk, it was canceled. they ended up writing me through chicago. and what was supposed to take just a few hours ended up taking seven, but i finally made it to vegas. southwest said the issues will result in a high volume of cancellations throughout the weekend at 1.30 southwest flights were cancelled from the karen soon as some people were able to rebook was tuesday hotel he don't give me hotel. so i don't know what's going on hundreds of bags that were supposed to be on outbound flights were now sitting at baggage claim. one couple from florida said they'll have to drive to reno instead of flying at this point in time. we're trying to find our bags going to s

vamos con albert martÍnez. albert: buenas noches, cuando se derrama petrÓleo es un problema.e que llegue la luz del sol y los peces no pueden nadar, sea ficciÓn y mueren al igual que las plantas. tenemos a las aves out nocturnas de esa zona que intentan comer peces y se quedan montados . asÍ el impacto medio ambiental. paulina: algunos empleados de la anterior administraciÓn pudieron haber roto reglas. reportera: funcionario fronterizo probablemente violaron las polÍticas de urgencia al espiar los movimientos de participantes de la caravana de migrantes. >> abogados de migraciÓn que viajaron a tijuana fueron sujetos de detenciones de mÁs de 13 horas. reportera: las autoridades fronterizas tenÍan razones para rastrear a los estadounidenses. >> dan una explicaciÓn inaceptable de que no se violaron las reglas del departamento de migraciÓn. >> no encontraron informaciÓn de que el departamento de aduanas lo hacÍa para espiarlos. >> es tipo preciso de preguntas que se hacÍan por ese periodo de tiempo fue notorio. reportera: los cuestionamientos por parte de agentes fronterizos incr

this is the martinez-concorde area. it covered up the wheels of that car.ger, you can see a lot of drivers still drying to drive across this water. flooding spread across several areas. the rising water was so widespread it also got into homes not far from the refinery. residents in one vallejo neighborhood had to shelter-in-place as the streets around and started to flood. you can find that with the clogged drains and you get streets that look like this, pretty much turned into pools. public works crews eventually got there to unclog the drains, thankfully, but not before these kids tried to get in there and have a little bit of fun splashing around in the water. >> from matt, to this. you have got to really feel for this family. they had to use buckets to clear out the water that flooded their home yesterday morning. it happened way between the more intense rain hit. the fire department tried to pump the water out, but they couldn't keep up. they try to shovel and, even sweeping the water away. at one point, they were using a hose to try to clear the wedd

. >> reporter: david martinez, the county attorney who prosecutes these misdemeanors says that from june of valverde county cases, mostly because the migrants were seeking asylum. like the venezuelan man in the body camera video showing texas state troopers standing by an open gate. >> they should have stopped him and said this is private property, but instead they even point to this general area. >> reporter: appearing to point the migrant onto the private property, martinez says. and then arresting him. >> i rejected the case. >> reporter: the texas department of public safety declined to comment. martinez says that another troubling case happened in this area where 11 men allege that law enforcement zip tied them in pairs, walked them for about 20 minutes, made them jump a three-meter fence and they were later arrested by texas troopers for trespassing. >> immediately i noticed that there was no supplemental reports from border control. there's a directive to all troopers that they tor wear body cams. when i first received the case, there were no body cams. >> reporter: in a statement

instead, martinez and other farmers in the area are using a new approach in order to maximize yield from what is a harsh environment. this includes mixing crops to improve the health of the soil. they call it poly cropping, that we have transformed in agricultural farm into a forest. only the only difference is to change crops. the olive trees for the pines in between. instead of having other types of bushes, we have our peppers or cojet, sal obgyn. basically the same ecosystem, the same by diversity and fertile soil is a forest. it's a unique way of addressing a massive regional difficulty helplessly but really my good than in law. her mind problem, we have practically throughout the mediterranean sea. it is the loss of 1st off soil. the proliferation of certain crops in certain plantations cools, is the saw to be completely bare and exposed to the right, which is increasingly to rent your vehicle money. to overcome this, once harvesting has been completed. farmers lay down a green cover of vegetation to protect the soil from extreme temperatures. these include mediterranean herbs, seri

when are the spain's pedro martinez? you'll play hub your panini in the 3rd rounds in the women's tournament us open. finally, layla fernandez, upset 9th seat anastasio. pub, the chunk of i and her 1st match that's missing out on that grand slam title. the canadian tain rallied from a set and a break down to beat the friendship and find list of 57636. her advancing to the round of 16 of her tournament debuted the victory since fernandez, winning streak against top 20 opponents to 5. she'll face american shelby rogers for a place to funnels little earlier. victoria ring her edged out petrik bits of her in the 4th round. these 2 major champions have been playing each other for 13 years . and in knowing meetings, this is just the 4th time as rank has beaten her rival, progressing in a tight 7564 week tree. second seed eager shantika has lost just 5 games on reached the round of 16 she dominated. veronica could put them on tova, beating her 616 love. after when she context that should be donating $50000.00 of a prize money t

paul: like many other millennials, martinez reassessed his priorities and resigned.polis-area digital marketer mark senn. >> most my friends are preferring to work remote and have seen kind of a shift in that mentality. paul: librarian johnson and her husband, a paramedic, decided to quit their jobs earlier than planned for a new life on a farm in upstate new york. >> we've both been career people for our entire adult lives. and it just got to be too much. paul: but now, a question you may be asking -- how can so many people afford to rign? sam weston is living off savings as he pursues writing and a freelance career in filmmaking. >> i've been i've been investing actually in cryptocurrency a little bit. and that's been increasing the amount of runway that i have. paul: seems like a risky way to stay afloat. >> it is risky, but it's better than working for somebody else who doesn't care for your health and well-being, and who won't give you a leg up to actually do something that feels meaningful. paul: and if he returns to the workforce, weston will be in a stronger

the marsh is located near martinez.the levee was purposely breached for the. first time in nearly a season. >> who wants to see it breached? [applause] yay! laura: it is a project to reopen a key marsh that has been dormant for 100 years. the pacheco marsh near martinez. >> it is a huge day for us. laura: within a matter of minutes, a pair of excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levee, allowing bay water to rush in. >> we have lost about 85% to 80% of our marshlands surrounding the bay, and so this is really an opportunity to bring that type of habitat back. laura: it allows the salt water to flow back into the 232-acre pacheco marsh, a giant step in restoring not only the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed . it is all part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. >> the environmental benefit iin that we are creating habitats , and we also have rare birds, like black rails, that are also. around the edge of our site. laura: it is also designed to be resilient to the sea lev

the hopes to change that conference, stansell reports. friend martinez is a farmer on a mission trying to work the land against difficult odds in not than m. o. m. i. there. we do not have more than 15 or 20 centimeters of soil in a desert. a stick desert that in winter is very cold, every run can lisa, some of the most difficult conditions for agriculture in the entire world is what you can do in other locations. you cannot do here. if you cannot avoid it. instead, martinez and other farmers in the area are using a new approach in order to maximize yield from what is a harsh environment. this includes mixing crops to improve the health of the soil. they call it poly cropping. knows that we have transformed in agricultural farm into a forest only the only difference is to change crops. the olive trees for the pines in between. instead of having other types of bushes, we have our peppers or cojet, sal obgyn. basically the same ecosystem, the same by diversity and fertile soil is a forest. it's a unique way of addressing a massive regional difficulty is pretty, but we'll em, i get that i

foxes laura martinez spoke to some of those frustrated passengers. this has been a horrible experience. it is my birthday. we come on vacation. i have all my family travelers flying in and out of las vegas had to deal with dozens of canceled flights. on saturday, southwest airlines tweeted out they were experiencing air traffic control issues and disruptive weather. while i was checking into the kiosk, it was canceled. they ended up writing me through chicago. and what was supposed to take just a few hours ended up taking seven, but i finally made it to vegas. southwest said the issues will result in a high volume of cancellations throughout the weekend at 1.30 southwest flights were cancelled from the karen soon as some people were able to rebook was tuesday and i have to get a hotel. he don't give me hotel, so i don't know what's going on. hundreds of bags that were supposed to be on outbound flights were now sitting at baggage claim. one couple from florida said they'll have to drive torino instead of flying at this point in time. we're trying to

whenever spain's pepper martinez, you'll play fabulous panini edmund. in the women's tournament us open finalist layla fernandez upset 9th seat anastasio public chunk of our and have 1st match since missing out on that grand slam title. the canadian tain rallied from a set and a break down to beat the french open finalist, 57636, full advancing to the round of 16 and had tournament debut extends fernandez, winning streak against top 20 opponents to 5. she'll place american shelby rogers, her place in the quarter finals. little earlier victoria as rincon edged out petrik, a bit of a in the 4th round. these 2 major champions have been playing till the 13th and at night meetings. just the 4th time as rank has beaten the bible progressing a tight 756 victory 2nd seat ecos shown pick has last 5 games on route to the round of 16 she dominated. veronica could have been tova. beetroot has 616 love. after wench conflict said she'd be dominant, it's donating $50000.00 of her prize money to a mental health charity. you know well to mental health day that she's goi

para los martÍnez tambiÉn. este serÁ su primer aÑo celebrando halloween. >> repartÍ las bolsitas.tera: antes de preparar los dulces, lavarse bien las manos y usar su mascarilla. los policÍas locales aconsejan revisar las golosinas y revisar si todo estÁ en bien. si hay alguna golosina abierta debe echarla a la basura. en univision 14 tenemos una guÍa completa de informaciÓn. ojalÁ que esta fecha estÉ llena de dulces. ramÓn: gracias. la compaÑÍa facebook cambiarÁ su nombre corporativo a " meta" un experto de la organizaciÓn nos ofrece consejo para los dueÑos de negocio para que mejore sus estrategias en las redes sociales. >> estamos listas para la venta loca. marÍa antonieta: ella comenzÓ a vender su ropa. cÓmo te a beneficiado las redes sociales para vender tus productos? >> me ayudado mucho. estoy muy contenta y muy satisfecha con las redes sociales, lo que es el facebook, hago todos los viernes mi venta loca. marÍa antonieta: no es fÁcil para todos los dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios crear una estrategia de redes sociales, como nos confesÓ la dueÑa de una pequeÑa tienda en san fran

near martinez, laura anthony, abc 7 news.s makes. lisa: even from last weekend, totally enjoying the sunshine. as we look closer, look at that thunderstorm activity near redding and north of reading. it is an active system and it could bring a few showers before it lifts to the north and east. we are looking at amounts that are very light, and it does not rank on our storm impact scale, so we are set with the clouds here and some fog. live doppler 7 and a look at san jose, where you can see how great it is. 56 downtown. 59 in oakland. it is warmer with a blanket of low clouds. mount tam has fog. upper 50's and foggy around half moon bay and at the san carlos airport. 60 in concord, and from the export-oriented camera, a little glint the water. some areas looking at sunshine here and there, but clouds will dominate us this weekend, allowing for cooler numbers and isolated showers in spots or perhaps drizzle, but not enough to cancel your plans. we arengt dry conditions tomorrow for halloween and more rain couple of days next w

i'm able to be at home and really invest in my space. >> reporter: data analyst ricardo martinez simply a better fit. >> so, i wound up finding a company that said, we understand family comes first. i was able to make a little bit more money as well, but i was not really financially motivated. >> reporter: nursing supervisor kaleena soorma? >> i resigned for a better position in pay and seemingly a better situation with the staffing and everything, more control that i'll have over that. >> reporter: cleaner alicia bowen's sister hooked her up with a much better gig. >> she works for a bank, and they had a cleaning position open at paying $4 more an hour, with a 401k benefits. and i don't have to drive my car. so i thi what i did by quitting kind of did myself a favor big time. >> reporter: how come you didn't ask your sister about other possibilities earlier? >> i don know. i was scared that i wouldn't qualify for anything else, or scared that it wouldn't work out. i get stuck in this. i feel like i don't deserve any better. and i do. >> reporter: and in a reopened economy, employers no

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you can go ahead and take 6.80, or the venetian martinez bridge to try to get around everything there. also here in oakland southbound 8.80, just north of 66 avenue. again, not see much of a delay along 5.80 or 8.80 that accident just happening a little under 11 minutes into the city. but it's gusty out theres so you definitely want to take your time as you're traveling to that fremont street exit a little under 13 heading across towards the peninsula will have more on your monday morning traffic the darya james, back to you. all right. you drive around, look out for the wind because doesn't freeze to come down. yeah. this is some breaking news overnight. just how bad are the winds this morning. well, this was the scene in l granada down to san mateo county. look at the car fine. it's nope nope, the front of the car. us to trust. nobody hurt thankfully. but these are the pictures of cal-fire sent out. >> there's also worry that it may have also come down on some power lines to which is something pg. is desperate to avoid all around the bay area this morning well, the way they are. and