to bring ortega into the liberal democracy network.as i suspected and a continued to do so in this particular case, the deep connections with terrorism, the deep connection ideological vision of the sandinista movement against the u.s. in particular and with use and is for people in russia and china and, of course, i read actually it was not only a chalice. a lot of people argued ortega was an annoyance and not a threat to the u.s., and annoyance at the argued that he would seek money from shabbos and so on. i think this wishful thinking and ideas that they can reinvent themselves in a way that only the u.s., i would also say a lot of institutions in europe. in europe as well if i may add an some friends in the u.s., i seem to have a sense of guilt because of youth involvement in latin america. so i think a lot of, in part disengagement is latin america i disagree with the vision but some policymakers were quite going in the '80s with some of the things that happen. so in a way washington or brussels or geneva as they sandinista party

stayed at their house. >> it took a few weeks for ortega to be approved.t then the process began. and while the company will ask many questions to find a match on issues like termination, covid vaccination and how a surrogate feels about international or same sex couples, for ortega, the process of picking the family she would work with was fairly simple. >> to be honest, i only got sent one family. once i got sent that one family, i was like, yeah, i'll do it for them. >> the process after that involves hormone shots and the implantation of the couple's embryo. but the first attempt took and once again, she says the pregnancy was fairly easy, but there was one very important difference for like from the very beginning, i like, mentally prepared myself. >> like, i'm like, this isn't my baby. it's somebody. it's going to be somebody else's baby because i didn't know i was going to work with them. so i just knew that, like, it was never my baby. >> she says her kids knew she was doing it to help people, and she got support from her family. but as her belly g

and he talked ortega into doing it. now, of course, ortega is back. but he left office.ed in addition to many interviews with jimmy carter, i interviewed the late president george h w bush. he told me how grateful he was to jimmy carter for getting ortega out. on many of these issues even when he suffered setbacks, there were major achievements connected to them. not just camp david and the panama canal but many other major achievements that lend a new perspective to some of his shortcomings. >> you know, i remember that long night very well in 1990, as all of us were wondering what was ortega going to do? james, just thinking of now jimmy carter's body is being transferred to washington, d.c. where there will be a whole slew of ceremonies honoring the former president. i know you had the opportunity to do what few are able to do, which is have personal moments and relationship with the president jimmy carter. what are some of the things that you stay close to with those moments with then- president jimmy carter? >> well, i worked in his white house. i was the deputy cab

i think it was more so me just wanting to have like some type of purpose or something. >> ortega is amother of two and describes her pregnancies as fairly easy, and she's pretty sure she's done having kids. so she says surrogacy was an opportunity to give another family a baby of their own. couples who may be struggling with infertility, which is a journey jeffrey hu and his wife know well. >> we went to four different countries, and eventually we were able to have our children through surrogacy. so i always called them like million dollar babies because literally it took us half a decade. and, you know, dozen, half dozen rounds of ivf before we were able to pursue surrogacy, to start a family. >> today, this is his family thanks to surrogacy. it is a journey that prompted them to create the company known as surrogate first. he says since 2018, they've had an estimated 300 live births. and while finding surrogates is a challenge, the journey can be more fulfilling than some realize. >> so for us in most agencies, there's probably a 3 to 5% qualification rate at the end of the day of s

incluye al mandatario daniel ortega y a su esposa la vicepresidenta de nicaragua rosario murillo, asÍ testimonios pero testimonios por parte de fÉretros y todo tipo de pruebas e incluyendo algunas producidas por medios. >> orden de captura estÁ contenida su esposa y los demÁs miembros del rÉgimen nicaragüense para ser los estados hacer que era hora de que te diga es muy dura y creo que se merece eso. >> por todas las cosas que estÁn pasando y los atropellos que estÁn haciendo, por lo nicaragüense. >> ortega y su gobierno pusieron en marcha un plan de violenta represiÓn contra la poblaciÓn civil y que para lograrlo se valiÓ de la estructura del aparato estatal para cometer encarcelamientos arbitrarios y desapariciones forzadas de personas. >> no es la primera vez que aplica el principio de jurisdicciÓn y lo hizo en otros casos como los crÍmenes en espaÑa y los cometidos por el rÉgimen dictatorial de nicolÁs maduro en venezuela. >> seguimos con mÁs como el salvador autoridades confiscaron un cargamento valorado en mÁs de $37,000,000 y esto durante una operaciÓn marÍtima y dos hombres a

y tambiÉn israel ortega, vocero de iniciativa libre. a los dos.indican algo muy claro el mandato de los votantes, no nada mÁs los latinos, sino de todos los votantes. si hay un Área en el que habÍa mandato es en reducir el costo de vida y aumentar los salarios. y en lo que hemos visto es que se ha enfocado mÁs que nada en el tema migratorio y sobre todo cuando la prioridad de muchos votantes era el orden en la frontera, pero sin crueldad. lo que estamos viendo es una serie de Órdenes ejecutivas que cierran los pocos caminos legales que hay. quÉ es lo que quiere ver los votantes? que haya legalidad y pone en la mirilla a muchas personas en este paÍs que no son las que se consideran por la mayorÍa de los votantes que deben de ser deportadas? >> claro, israel, estÁs de acuerdo con lo que nos estÁ diciendo ahorita clarisa? >> sÍ, en gran parte, pero creo que tambiÉn el pueblo americano tambiÉnn pidiÓ orden en la frontera. y creo que lo que esÁa haciendo el presidente trump se esperaba, se anticipaba, obviamente, como el reportaje menciona, no van a ha

el rÉgimen de los ortega eliminÓ el artÍculo 20 de la constituciÓn para quitar la nacionalidad a quienesu nacionalidad no podrÁn optar a cargos pÚblicos. el sabor latino y la salsa dirÁn presente durante los eventos por la investidura de donald trump en investidura de donald trump en sinhington. ya volvemos. a votar hmm... el nuevo deal 2 for 7 dollars de wendy's te deja escoger dos entre el spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single, y 10-pc. nuggs. two. for. seven. pero, ¿qué significan esos números? really good food, obvio. dos favs por 7 bucks? gotta be wendy's. (doughboy) mmmmmmmmm. (kids) cinnamon rolls! (doughboy) ¡canelaaa! (doughboy) uh ayyy. hoo hoo! rebotando de doctor en doctor. ¿por qutiene que ser así? en kaiser permanente, el cuidado de tu salud es diferente, porque todos trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. irina pregunta: ahora que mi novio y yo nos hemos mudado juntos, estamos buscando formas de ahorrar ¿algún consejo? ¡compartir es tan lindo! por eso con xfinity, cuando compras una línea de unlimited te damos otra gratis por un año. ¡si eres cliente de xfin

ortega attributes the initiative's inclusion in this year's budget to female lawmakers who have pushed for diaper affordability. the goal of the program is for the state to give out 40 million diapers this year, doubling that number to 80 million next year. the initiative would need to survive budget negotiations and passed by lawmakers in june. and to see stories like this, be sure to join us every morning on today in the bay from 5 to 7 a.m. i'm marcus washington. back to you, marcus. thanks. parents are now getting into the battle to save a south bay elementary school, named for a man many see as an american hero. today, parents joined kids and community members in a morning rally outside jason dahl elementary in san jose. they are demanding the school district take it off their potential closure list, arguing that not only would a closure create major hardship for students and parents, but would also tarnish the legacy of its namesake. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now. and, ian, i understand jason dahl's family was actually there this morning. yeah, they were. and just to be cl

a lucio ortega lo encontramos marcando insistentemente su celularen busca de unos amigos evacuados.e los di a conocer fue 11:30 a.m . de ahÍ no habÍa comunicaciÓn. jaime: ante el rÁpido avance de las llamas y obligÓ la evacuaciÓn de 50,000 residentes de esta zona norte de los Ángeles. >>en el caso de los prisioneros que tenemos aquÍ, hicimos una evacuaciÓn de 480 y los llevamos al otro edificio que estÁ ahÍ y los hÚmero nos dicen que deben estar bien. jaime: esta tarde el jefe de bomberos declarÓ que se le estaba ganando la delantera el fuego, despuÉs de siete horas de intensa lucha contra el que pudo ser un escÉnico fuera de control ., los registrados hace dos semanas en el oeste y noroeste de los Ángeles. >>los vientos estÁn a un nivel moderado. no estÁn como cuando tuvimos el incendio eaton. esas condiciones fueron mÁs agresivas. jaime: aÚn no se determinan cuÁles son las causas de este incendio, el cual no tiene los fuertes vientos que realizaban durante la tarde. como verÁn, las llamas que estÁn corriendo hacia la parte superior de la montaÑa, la cual es una buena indicaciÓn y

it officer spotted 42 year-old david ortega who had 2 outstanding felony warrants when the officer triedo pull him over or got out of the car, just began running away after a short chase along highway officers arrested ortega. police say he was carrying brass knuckles. >> a woman in jail after allegedly vandalizing a car and threatening the owner with this dagger in fairfield on new year's day, fairfield police. she's a call from a woman claiming the suspect. 59 year-old crystal perry, port pain on a new cars last tires. say the victim confronted her and that's when perry allegedly brandished the dagger. payne was arrested and booked into the solano county jail. will the labor union representing thousands of dockworkers in the u.s. they're returning to the negotiation table as another strike looms international longshoremen's association and united states maritime alliance they're set to continue contract discussions on tuesday. this comes after nearly 45,000 dockworkers went on a three-day strike in the fall. a temporary deal was reached in october which granted workers a 62% wage hike

ortega attributes the initiative's inclusion in this year's budget to female lawmakers who have pushed for diaper affordability. the goal of the program is for the state to give out 40 million diapers this year, and double that number to 80 million next year. the initiative would need to survive budget negotiations and be passed by lawmakers in june. well, thousands more lifted for people down inng southern california. and those fire zones comes as authorities now confirm 27 deaths from last week's wildfires. firefighters also gaining more ground on the largest fires. the palisades fire is now 27% contained. eden fire is 55% contained. together, those fires have burned more than 40,000 acres, destroying more than 12,000 structures. now, those devastating fires, they have also brought out the best of humanity. and so many people have stepped up to help in any way they can. and that includes workers and volunteers over at the east bay spca. the shelter recently traveled to southern california to help assist in that rescue effort, and help free up some space by bringing back dogs from the

officers arrested ortega. police say he was carrying brass knuckles.ne injured got is finally rescued after being stuck up in a tree for over 5 days in vacaville. >> we're told the local fire department couldn't help because its ladder truck was out of service and people there couldn't locate a letter tall enough to make the rescue. ultimately a worker from solano signs was able to help. our sacramento affiliate spoke with a woman who shares how the cat got stuck in the tree in the first place. >> then up there just wrapped after got mauled by the v a into law year was dragging its back legs for a couple of days. and then it started walking, not real good with started walking again. >> and then it was up and around. when this happened, are chased up >> the cat is now recovering at a local pet clinic in fairfield. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the roof of this home comes crashing down on christma >> welcome back. it is 6.29 and hey, it is back. you know, it's back of the weather, though. way to rain is about these born that so when we we di

ortega attributes the initiative's inclusion in this year's budget to female lawmakers who have pushedrdability. the goal of the program is for the state to give out 40 million diapers this year, and double that number to 80 million next year. the initiative would need to survive budget negotiations and be passed by lawmakers in june. 6.37 this morning, as we take a live look down in downtown san jose. beautiful sunrise there for us this morning. always picturesque there. kari. gorgeous. yes. and you can do something that's definitely a part of winter. go ice skating. and we still have this last weekend for downtown ice in san jose. but the temperatures have been very warm throughout the week. it will be a little bit cooler today, and we go from 60 degrees at 4:00 to seeing those temperatures dipping quickly later on this evening, but you can enjoy some time out there in downtown san jose as well as napa, walking around through the lighted art festival that begins tomorrow. this is a nighttime event, so you want to make sure that you're layered up as we go from upper 40s at 7:00 to low

la abogada kelly ortega dice que es muy probable que el caso vaya al tribunal supremo del paÍs, un procesoa la revisiÓn y decisiÓn de la corte suprema de los estados unidos. >> donald trump reaccionÓ la decisiÓn del juez que fue designado por el republicano presidente, ronald reagan. vamos a apelar, interpusieron la demanda ante un cierto juez en teatro, y no es sorpresa con ese juez. en el congreso demÓcrata miembros del conjunto hispano, rechazaron las acciones entre migratorias. >> las comunidades necesitan lÍderes que se enfocan en lograr resultados no en la polÍtica que nos divide, juntos podemos proteger la frontera. >> donald trump firmÓ siete Órdenes ejecutivas mÁs, los republicanos en el congreso celebraron la ley que expande la autoridad del gobierno pero para detener en documentos acusados de robo y crÍmenes violentos. y se convertirÁ en la primera ley que firmen mandatario a dÍas de llegar a la casa blanca. ♪ ♪ carla: llegÓ el turno de conocer que en las notas deportiva donde aparece hay buenas noticiaspara un jugador de baloncesto. dejemos que sea enrique anÍbal gutiÉrrez que

for renada ortega, her house and backyard floral studio never stood a chance. to get here and now to see it this way. i never thought i would live through something like this. so many heartbreaking stories. and among the ashes in altadena, the town's historically black community. velena jones is there tonight with more on how the community embraced diversity and the concerns of what it will look like in the future. among the ashes in altadena includes the community's history of acceptance and diversity. that was the most important thing my dad shared with me. he says, make sure you buy your house, you know? so when we bought this house in 1993, the whole thing was to buy it and create generational wealth. we were not going to leave. kevin williams family moved here 1965 as a kid, while many families were being pushed out of their communities and redlined. williams family found refuge in altadena with a dream of creating generational wealth. again, one of the other reasons why we wanted to maintain this residence is for the legacy purposes for them to be able to

assemblywoman liz ortega families continue to talk to me about three major pressures that they were feeling was housing, food and diapers. so to finally see that we've made a shift from last year where we were cutting diapers and cutting diaper banks to actually seeing in the budget as a priority from the governor is really exciting. now, if approved, the free diaper program would provide some 40 million diapers this year and double that number next year. but the initiative does have a long way to go. it needs to survive budget negotiations to reach the final bill, which is expected to be passed in june. up next, on the road to recovery, we're going to update you on the spider monkey that was found in a rolls royce during a dui stop. and here's a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. among the top stories. the major change in plans for the presidential inauguration and the changing security precautions as well. lester joins us in about 3.5 minutes. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfin

will be taylor ortega, jared goldstein, and rachel scanlon! i'm taylor tomlinson, and this has been "after midnight"! good night! >>> now at 11:00. that instruction left behind in the socal fire has people in the east bay taking steps to stays repaired. how a fire in the hills in a major budget crisis are playing a role. >>> the palisades fire forced them from their home nearly a week ago and tonight frustration is building as people still aren't being allowed back home. >>> the clock is ticking for tiktok. >> everyday is holding your breath to see what happens. >> how bay area influencers are preparing to lose the app and maybe their livelihood . >>> hi, i am sarah. fires are on people's minds here and across the state. you can't blame people for seeing that instruction in l.a. and wondering if their own neighborhoods are as protected as they possibly can be. who went through the keller fire last year in the open hills are trying to plan for their future. >> reporter: the fire is raging in and around los angeles are fueling questions for thos

i never thought i would live through something like this. 33 year old renata ortega and her irish born husband andrew, on the site of what was their glen rose street home in altadena. just one parcel of a sea of dreams lost a home and a livelihood. a floral studio in back employed up to ten people. i need to continue because i yeah, my team and my community like needs me as well. they left in the middle of the night following the final evacuation order from a sheriff's unit. the winds so loud. one neighbor, a man in his late 70s, could not hear the loudspeaker above the howling gales that had overwhelmed an entire community. i grabbed him by the hand. he couldn't even barely get dressed. as he was trying to drag himself in the car. he had his phone, a charger around his cable and his walking cane, and i dragged him in the car. the embers were coming in the car at the same time and that was it. we just drove forward and he was like, he couldn't comprehend what was happening. he woke up to that for them and tens of thousands of others. it is now the most daunting of challenges. the compl

. >> is allowing people to fly into nicaragua visa free acusÓ a daniel ortega de dejar entrar sin visae a pesar de diferencias. >> hasta senadores demÓcratas dijeron que estÁ calificado. >> marco es un hombre que conoce, que ha vivido, que tiene claro el papel de estados unidos en la regiÓn y que es un gran defensor de la democracia. >> rubio afirmÓ que china es la mayor amenaza para estados unidos e insistiÓ en la urgencia de ponerle fin a la guerra entre rusia y ucrania. mientras en otro salÓn del senado, la exfiscal de la florida, pam bundy, dijo que nombrarÍa a los cÁrteles mexicanos organizaciones terroristas y aunque como abogada de trump puso en duda el resultado de las elecciones del 2020, afirmÓ que considera a joe biden, presidente legÍtimo y que no usarÍa su cargo para perseguir a rivales polÍticos. >> es una mujer competente. >> es una persona que ha desarrollado con con honradez el puesto de fiscal general de la florida. es una persona que, en mi opiniÓn, tiene aspiraciones polÍticas propias, pero eso no descalifica a una persona como los republicanos. >> tienen mayorÍa en

abordar la asequibilidad de pañales, una causa respaldada por la asambleísta del este de la bahía, liz ortega esta propuesta en el presupuesto. pressures that they were feeling it was housing food and diapers. el programa aspira a distribuir 40 millones de pañales este año y duplicar esa cifra el próximo. la iniciativa aún debe superar gociaciones presupuestarias y también obtener la aprobación legislativa en junio próximo. el plan del gobernador gavin newsom de ofrecer insulina genérica por 30 $, el vial para 2024 enfrenta ya retrasos y podría tardar años en concretarse, según expertos. cívica. la empresa contratada aún no ha iniciado ensayos clínicos ni solicitado la aprobación de la fda. aunque los precios de la insulina han bajado a nivel nacional, californ rechazó un tope mensual de 35 $, citando su inversión de 100 millones de dólares en producción como una solución más sostenible. aún no hay un cronograma claro para su disponibilidad. un incendio en una de las plantas de almacenamiento de baterías más grande del mundo sigue ardiendo. ahí lo ve usted. el siniestro comenzó la noche del j

for renato ortega, her house and backyard floral studio never stood a chance. >> we worked so hard to get here, and now, to see it this way, i never thought i would live through something like this. >> reporter: yet amid the ashes of unimaginable loss, glimpses of hope as survivors in a fire stricken city cling to what they do have. >> everyone here around as his family, like a blanket of warmth. and it keeps me going. >> reporter: yeah, and hearing mandeville canyon, you can see fires actively burning right now. this was a prime area of concern for firefighters, not just for the number of homes in this area, but also, should the palisades fire through here, it could very well impact the heavily validated san fernando valley. tom? >> morgan chesky, we thank you for that. >>> these powerful winds here have been fueling these fires, and now, after a bit of a lull, they're picking back up. i want to bring in meteorologist angie. angie, if they're going to be gaining strength later today, i think we're already feeling it. >> you definitely are, tom. those winds today, 20, 30 miles per hou

trump continues filling out his administration, naming morgan ortega for the middle east envoy and tammy bruce for the state department. and trump is getting ready for a victory rally on the eve of inauguration day on washington d.c. at capitol one arena, which seats roughly 20,000 people. that rally will happen on january 19th and then the next day, trump will be sworn into a second term in the white house. we'll send it back to you, griff. griff: nate foy live in west palm beach. thank you. >> in for more on the start of the 119th congress, and the trump agenda ahead, let's bring in now south carolina congressman and member of the house foreign relations committee, joe wilson. thank you for being here on set and i know all of your colleagues are gathering at a republican retreat. you took the time to get mere. here. and 119th congress, you have the narrowest majority, i think the second narrowest in 100 years, yet, we saw speaker johnson prevail it was at least, a statement was made by a few holdouts. how do you see things going? are there going to be bumps in the road ahead? >> griff,

this weekend he announced some roles within the treasury department yesterday i'll invite morgan ortegaty middle east envoy and tammy bruce as a state department spokesperson. trump is also getting ready for what his team is calling a victory rally in washington d.c. the night before inauguration day. this will happen capitol one arena which holds 20000 people and generate 19th. the next day trump will be sworn into the white house for his second term. bill: is like that speaker vote was an early test for trump he showed up flexing his political muscles with those phone calls. nay foy life for us thank you. for more on this winter in missouri republican congressman eric burlison sets in the house oversight committee. he's a member of the freedom coppers. thank you for your time tonight. we heard nay talking about it right there. it look like yesterday for a little bit we're going be heading toward some drama per than trump makes a couple of phone calls and get the votes to flip around. what do you think would have happened if trump did not directly intervene yesterday? >> i think things

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an officer spotted. 42 year-old david ortega, they say had 2 outstanding felony warrants. and when the officer tried to pull him over or they say, got out of the car and started to run away after a short chase along the highway, officers arrested or takeoff. police say he was carrying brass knuckles. a woman is in jail after allegedly vandalizing a car and threatening the owner with this dagger in fairfield on new year's day, fairfield police received a call from a woman claiming that the suspect. 59 year-old crystal perry poured paint on her new car and slashed her tires. police say the victim confronted her and that's when perry allegedly took out this dagger. harry was arrested and and officials say it happened near 19th street broadway yesterday evening. officials believe it started in a trash chute, but the cause is still under investigation. more than 50 firefighters responded to the fire. no one was hurt. we'll go hawaii. we're learning some new details about the victims from the new year's day. fireworks tragedy. neighbors of loved ones honoring the legacy of the 3

was trusting the sandinistas in nicaragua, and that led to years, even decades, even now daniel ortega'shere were pluses and minuses to that, no in. >> absolutely. there was naivete when it came to his trusting of foreign leaders, not backing the is shah a strongly enough in iran and other examples. david: yeah. but i am glad that a we're all gathering, the in particular remembering the days after his presidency. he did more to honor the presidency in the 40 years after his presidency many would say. but it was -- he was a very good man in many ways, and we do honor him today. >> yes. david: craig shirley, thank you so much for giving us your perspective. i appreciate it. the motorcade is set to arrive outside of plains, georgia, in just moments. we will take you there live as it happens. and a lit little later on, speaker mike johnson holding on to his gavel last week, but it didn't come without a fight. new york republican congressman mike lawler on what is next. that's coming up. [applause] ♪ ♪ cade david former president jimmy carter's motorcade making its way through plains, georgia

that are expected ahead of trump's inauguration state senator josh becker and assembly member liz ortega are going to be among the leaders who will be highlighting. >> historical parallels to this and also strategies to fight back, including new legislation to memorialize the devastating mexican repatriation that happened during the great depression. the gathering will be today at manny's in san francisco at 01:00pm. well, bart has announced the track work scheduled for this weekend has been postponed now and normal service. >> will resume the track shutdown and bus bridge was planned for the track between walnut creek and concord. this weekend, bart will also be providing saturday service for monday, january 20th meeting the park will open at 6 in the morning and close at midnight service on the yellow line will be every 20 minutes. we're going to take a break. 6.11, the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a cemetery. >> in the east bay now dealing with a thief who's taking things from tombstones. we're going to hear from friends and families of loved ones buried there. plus,

deportations ahead of donald trump's inauguration state senator josh becker and assembly member liz ortega will be joining other leaders too. highlight historical parallels and strategies to fight back, including new legislation which memorializes the devastating mexican reap repatriation during the great depression. they will gather at man is in san francisco at 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> time now is 8.10, and san jose has selected a new safe parking site to support homeless residents who are living in their rv's. it's located on barry us a road near the san jose flea market and they'll be able to park there. and also that site will provide case management classes, sanitation services and food as well as 24 7 security and labor. they'll be able to accommodate 86 rv's. there it is set to open next month. bart has decided not to do that track work that was set for this weekend. that would fouled up some service. so service is going to be normal. no disruption. now this was going to be planned for the track between walnut creek and concord this weekend. we'll tell, you know if and when it

these planned mass deportations by president trump state senator josh becker, an assembly member, liz ortega are going to join other local leaders to highlight the historical parallels and also their strategies to fight back, including new legislation that memorializes the devastating mexican repatriation that happened during the great depression. they'll be at 1 o'clock this afternoon at manny's in san francisco. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a cemetery in the east bay now dealing with a theft. >> who's taking things from tombstones? we're going to hear from friends and family of loved ones. plus several class action lawsuits are claiming san jose base pay palace stealing from social palace stealing from social media influencers. why they ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wel

ortega will join other leaders. they're gonna highlight historical parallels and strategies to fight back, including new legislation which memorializes the devastating mexican repatriation during the great depression and they're getting it together. man is in san francisco one this afternoon. still ahead, the kron morning news. i'm singer neighbors. it said was his the want to keep a starbucks and closing stores next month. >> we'll talk about what they plan to do. 7 months ago, her home was raided and we are just a few hours away from possibly knowing criminal charges against former oakland mayor sheng thao. we'll have the details coming up in a >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news before you head out on this friday, many planets and things for the weekend you to have a weather is going to fall. gayle ong is in the weather center tracking that. good morning good morning rain and good morning, everyone. we'll be cooling down this weekend. you can actually make out some fog out there around the bay

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, who's now lieutenant matt ortega. ironically, he took my position at central station when i was transferred, but he did a lot of e heavy lifting on this dgo, so i wanted to thank him. we had representatives from the san francisco fire department, the sheriff's department and department of police accountability, and i'd also like to mention that janelle caywood from dpa was really helpful with their insight and their feedback and suggestions. so deago 5.18 was last adopted in 2008. some of the highlights and changes that we made, probably the first thing is we replaced the term prisoner and prisoner handling to persons in custody. we felt that was kind of a more expansive term, consistent with other newer adopted. we created a definition section at the beginning of this dgo. we also replaced the special category section with a vulnerable population section that includes like juveniles, elderly persons, pregnant persons, and persons with physical disabilities. we incorporated several department notices into this dgo. on

begun this process of amending their fake constitution to basically make a family dynasty so that ortega and his wife will now be co-presidents. there's no democracy, it has been wiped out. they have put plane-loads of opposition figures and exported them around the world could they literally arrested anyone who signed up to run for president. you sign up for president they put you in jail. so it is a big challenge but our national interest is most challenged because of migratory pressure, and because the nicaraguan regime is allowing people to fly into nicaragua visa-free from anywhere in the world and then transit to the united states. we have become the port of entry for the whole world because you come in with any visa, they charge you $1000 or whatever, and you get on the migratory route and into the united states . they have been direct contributors to the migratory crisis we face. the third is the nicaraguans have basically invited the russians to establish a military naval presence in nicaragua and our hemisphere. that poses a threat to our national security and that needs to be

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begun this process of amending their fake constitution to basically make a family dynasty so that ortega and his wife will now be co-presidents. there's no democracy, it has been wiped out. they have put plane-loads of opposition figures and exported them around the world could they literally arrested anyone who signed up to run for president. you sign up for president they put you in jail. so it is a big challenge but our national interest is most challenged because of migratory pressure, and because the nicaraguan regime is allowing people to fly into nicaragua visa-free from anywhere in the world and then transit to the united states. we have become the port of entry for the whole world because you come in with any visa, they charge you $1000 or whatever, and you get on the migratory route and into the united states . they have been direct contributors to the migratory crisis we face. the third is the nicaraguans have basically invited the russians to establish a military naval presence in nicaragua and our hemisphere. that poses a threat to our national security and that needs to be