i mean, daniel ortega and rosario murillo really have abolish and destroy any legal institutions thatn the country. i mean, it's very difficult. but if you think that way, we will have we will never have a change of regime. i mean, daniel 0rtega has been in powerfor so many years. nicaragua today is a an open jail with the people of nicaragua cannot really even come out in the street with the flag because that would be considered to be a crime and they will be put in jail. there is a persecution of anyone of the church, of poor farmers, campesinos, as we said in nicaragua, all political opponents have been expelled out of the country and stripped of their nationality. there is no one who can really stand up. the few that had been doing that, the last voices in nicaragua have been the church, and they've been put in jail or they have been expelled or they are not allowed inside the country. and now as well, he's going after, the only other religious denomination. no one is safe in nicaragua. the number of watches recorded as lost or stolen has more than tripled over the last 12 months,

roads at pacheco boulevard between howe road and murillo avenue in martinez were closed much of the dayat was towing the trailer noticed liquid coming from it again. fire officials say the fluid is not hazardous, but they have not said what it is. this trailer is one of three abandoned in the area. the other two were removed last friday. >> all right. still ahead here, several new additions to the california michelin guide, but only one is f saves us 5% on the things we need. 5% off. - 5% off. 5% of. and, as loyalty members, we get points toward mylowe's money for the things we want. oh, we want this. the all new mylowe's rewars loyalty program is her. download the app to joi, earn and save toda. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driv

estuvo según murillo, los inmigrantes heridos son llevados a hospitales y están solos.o tienen en dónde mantenerse. no muchas de las veces no tienen ni en dónde quedarse. según el activista pedro ríos, al cierre del año fiscal 2023, 4 personas se habrían caído de ese muro en el área de san diego que durante la administración de trump fue incrementando de 19 a 30 pies de altura. johana gracias. mientras algunos migrantes saltan el muro , otros cruzan por zonas remotas . aquí también hay peligros. pueden estar horas caminando sin encontrar un agente migratorio en sásabe, un punto fronterizo de arizona con sonora han cruzado unos 300.000 migrantes en este año fiscal viajó hasta allí, habló con migrantes para este reportaje especial. cuando amanece en este alejado rincón de la frontera, aparecen los primeros grupos de migrantes. llevan 6, 8 horas caminando en la madrugada y ahí hemos venido caminando todo eso de aquí y hace mucho frío sin cruzarse a ningún agente fronterizo. no de día, ahí cansado, 3 días ya desde desde allá para acá les tocó enfrentarse al imponente muro.

the day and palo alto, a tree knocked out power for almost 900 customers between embarcadero road murillo road. >> crews are out working to safely remove the branches and restore s all day to safely remove those branches and restore electricity. >> i in like this. sparks and a big pop deal. armstrong heard the commotion just before noon thursday. i was just, you know, the cats. the casket super spooked. when jumped back, you know, another one happened in the hot tub like shut down or something. i don't know. kind of scary. palo alto utilities reported the outage at 11:40am, impacting hundreds of customers. the utilities citing the cause a tree in armstrong's backyard. 800 people are well, this utility workers spent the day clearing branches off the power line while crews on the ground scent of equipment. meantime, at armstrong's home, my host meet is a dancing yoga instructor. and so she said of a hot spot able to still reach our community. and i don't know how my husband's go like some amazing tech because he's still in his cold conditions were calm in the afternoon and breezy at times,

según murillo, los inmigrantes heridos son llevados a hospitales y están solos.n recuperación en los hospitales y luego salen a otra realidad. no tienen quien les ayuden, no tienen en dónde mantenerse. no muchas de las veces no tienen ni en dónde quedarse. según el activista pedro ríos, al cierre del año fiscal 2000 23 400 personas se habrían caído solo de ese muro en el área de san diego, que durante la administración trump fue incrementado de 19 a 30 pies de altura. johana increíble. gracias sonia. 1 de los grandes riesgos a los que se enfrentan esos migrantes que buscan llegar a estados unidos gracias por tu informe. y hablando de esos peligros en la pequeña comunidad de sasabe, un punto fronterizo de arizona con sonora, han visto un aumento en la llegada de migrantes este año fiscal por este pueblo de casi 50 residentes, según la oficina del censo, han cruzado unos 300.000 personas a pesar del muro fronterizo y el terreno que es traicionero, viajó hasta allí, habló con los que llegan por este inhóspito lugar. veamos cuando amanece en este alejado rincón de la

um, on behalf of his of murillo, leon. so. hi, i'm roxanne huey, cfo at tenderloin neighborhood development corp, and now the interim co ceo of tnc with my co-ceo, katie lamont here. um, i want to thank the commission for giving us this time and for recognizing murillo. he meant a lot to me. he meant a lot to the organization. he meant a lot to the city and the people we serve . i know that, uh, he's the reason i was at. i came to tnc at. and all of his passion for affordable housing, uh, i will guarantee to carry on in his name. thank you. thank you. i just want to share, as you know, murillo had an incredible life story. he was a great man. he's so humble. he cared deeply about people and public service. he cared deeply about community and connection. when you were with him, he gave you his full attention. when he would ask how what was happening made you feel ? uh, he encouraged me to get and stay rooted, centered, grounded. um, he touched and continues to touch colleagues and friends across multiple communities he belonged