so we're seeing people still leaving the patricia year into this war. but basically, you're not seeing any real hope for greater safety and they're leaving in significant numbers. and if there are also reports about an alleged attack by soldiers, apparently aligned to ukraine on russian soil, what do you know about that incident along this goes on since those 1st initial reports in russian government media, the more confusing it is, but certainly the view from key of is that this is a full flag operation and attempt to rally people in russia to the cause of this war. try to regain reengage their interest and to basically show russians. but this is a ukrainian attack on russian soil and then hopefully encouraged them to sign up to fight in putin's military so far, you know, lots of the things are very contradictions of the fresh refer from there. but there's an expectation that there could be revenge attacks. retribution attacks on ukraine the next couple of days. and people have been calling on re cranes to really listen to those era warnings and to go

so when you arrest patricia, when you push patricia , you push all the mothers that have lost their voice, their girls, all the husbands all the white so we're in this together , and i'm making sure that again. that the wrong side of this story over the arrest is the fact that these guys are lying, and they are not prioritizing gang laws over. um what? they're those witnesses. where, uh, talking about which is protecting second amendment and the gun industry itself. alright many oliver as always, we appreciate your time and thank you for coming on as often as you can to share joaquin story and what you've been going through as a family. thanks again. good talking to you. we appreciate it. thank you, james. take care. have a great day to see you. you too. we'll be right back. if your business k kept on employees to the pandemic, get refunds . .com conceive. it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of $26,000 per employee takes eight minutes to get started, then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application to get refunds .com to learn more you le

every one. >> patricia is looking forward to her 100th birthday party. me too.htly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. ♪♪ tltly news"s" foror thisÑi saturdaay. thaank you for thehe c,áárr+ilege o ofazu%ipp &h(& time. good night.Ñi >>> right now at 6:00, violence erupts inside a lake tahoe casino, a shooting leaves a man dead. how it unfolded. >>> fallout continues weeks after the shutdown of silicon valley bank. >>> a pop-up in san francisco shining a spotlight on black female entrepreneurs. news at 6:00 starts now. i'm terry mcsweeney. gia has the night off. enjoy the sun while we've got it, another storm is coming. on the peninsula, people spent the day

anunció que cambios >> como nos cuenta yolanda vázquez >> si progresando más con la comunidad >> patricia>> no va a ser para todo el mundo va a ser alguien con impedimentos físicos o alguien con problemas serios de salud que nos pueden venir a la oficina de migración >> aparte de personas que no se pueden movilizar podrán contactar a las oficinas para que envíen a un funcionario su casa >> si la persona vive lejos inmigración no puede llegar allí va a permitir que un agente del gobierno como policía local pueda mandar ellos o ellos puedan ir al recinto de policía a colocar las huellas y fotos de ellos >> sobre estos cambios hay opiniones divididas >> se siente confiado uno yendo porque lo está haciendo en una oficina directamente >> más accesible más cómodo para todo el mundo sería bueno que fuese así >> me parece muy bien porque son personas que necesitan ayuda especial >> en este nuevo manual la oficina de migración fue muy generosa con un grupo particular >> si la persona tiene un problema con los dedos u otra cosa que impida servir la huella ellos pueden dar excepción que es algo real

patricia fuenmayor nos va a contar la historia.ar tambiÉn. patricia: llegÓ la pelea que lo convertirÍa en campeÓn mundial, pero internamente tambiÉn luchaba con el dolor de la muerte de su tÍo quien fue baleado por la policÍa dos semanas antes del encuentro. >> esta pelea fue un homenaje mi tÍo, es algo increÍble. >> la infancia fue dura pero aÚn mÁs la de su padre. >> desafortunadamente lleguÉ a estados unidos como muchos inmigrantes, cruzamos la lÍnea. patricia: cuÁl fue la experencia mÁs dura en esos dÍas? >> como a los 13 aÑos me metÍ en pandillas en los Ángeles, a los 14 aÑos conocÍ a la mamÁ de david benavides y josÉ benavides de junior si saliÓ embarazada y como a los 15 o 16 aÑos naciÓ josÉ benavides de junior. >> josÉ no cree que sus hijos vivieran lo mismo que Él, sabÍa que lo sacarÍa delante, en el garaje de su casa descubriÓ el talento que ambos tenÍan para el boxeo y fue tanta la lucha que ambos o son campeones del mundo. ♪ patricia: de dÓnde saliÓ ese apodo? >> mucha a mÉxico no les gusta porque no soy de mÉxico pero

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patricia: estÁ el tirador cerca, quÉ hacemos?patricia: y tratar de mantener la calma y he escuchado que recomienda utilizar cosas que tenga, si ve que se puede escapar podrÍa ayudar a romper una ventana. salir de la ventana, si son de doble puerta y entonces amarrar las puertas para que no puedan entrar. son recomendaciones que podemos darle a nuestros niÑos, al mejor pueden ser un poco mÁs complicado y podemos lograr que tengan tÉcnicas para que se protejan y sobrevivan. gracias por conversar con nosotros y darnos su opiniÓn y ojalÁ que mÁs nunca tengamos que utilizar este tipo de tÉcnica de sobrevivencia. raÚl: hablamos el medio del reportaje que es necesario hacerlo por lo que vivimos pero nunca nos imaginamos tener que hacer un segmento como este en la televisiÓn. karla: es importante que en otros hijos estÁn informados y sepan cÓmo reaccionar, lamentablemente. raÚl: vamos a seguir con la vida. vamos con los deportes. lindsay: hay que estar preparados, nos guste o no es la realidad que tenemos. alan: comenzamos con partidos a

his aunt patricia broke down in tears. >> i couldn't believe it. i said, are you serious?cia hughes, his sister. >> it took me way back in time as a teenage girl, and my brother's gone. we don't know if he's going to come home. >> reporter: corporal hughes did come home to northern florida but passed away a couple of years ago. carl said his dad never spoke to him about vietnam, yet -- >> i joined the marines, as well, just like him, wanted to follow in his footsteps. >> reporter: as did patricia's son. >> he served in iraq. i was in with the marine corps parents because we said, we will never let our sons be treated like they treated the vietnam vets. >> right. >> reporter: patricia told us her brother would change out of his uniform when he came home to avoid the stares and hateful words of some civilians. jim webb had the dog tag framed along with corporal hughes' military ribbons, and a ceremony was held to honor his service. >> the recognition for the vietnam vets, you couldn't have asked for anything any better. >> reporter: fulfilling the marine motto, semper fideli

patricia. what was it that you were hoping to accomplish? what were the lies? were you trying to combat some information? what were you trying to do in that hearing room? really? what i was trying to do in the hearing room is to listen to them. so we were just they were just discussing about removed the a t f office. because they don't consider that this is a new office that he has to be working and doing something that is really needed today, which is gun violence that is happening every single moment of the day every day, and when i was listening to them over and over, going through issues that they were related to the main reason we were on the hearing. ah, just. lost it, and i got to say to the speaker to the leader speaker there. that i lost my son because of them because they way to see them. the view that they have about gun violence is totally different is away from reality. um manuel, they say that you were being you were both being disruptive. um and. you know that that that can't stand in the hearing room? was there a better way to have a discussion

think quite a few people who ha\patricia oh is just ad a sort think quite a few people who ha\patricia;ort of. patricia oh is just a bit. yeah, but even running yeah, yeah. but even running mates made that claim as well. yes similar to pantomimes yes not similar to pantomimes and tonight know that this and no up tonight know that this is to drag but is similar to drag queens but there's sort of sense of people going, it doesn't going, oh, fine, it doesn't really and then you really matter. and then you might destroyed whole might call destroyed the whole some of the sheer the some the some of the sheer the threat from swindon council today which just their today which is just all their literature rewritten be literature had been rewritten be more gender neutral and sort of sensitive towards 0.1% the population at the expense of over 50% of them. yeah i think the isle of rice among was about health still it still does make me want to to swindon. i'm me want to go to swindon. i'm not going to spend. sure that's part two the back. coming up, part two in the back. coming up, we new story a

patricia: sin duda lo ha logrado. hasta una para mÍ. por quÉ no? por ser un seÑor de 51 aÑos. [risas] jessica: puedes tener uno chiquito. raÚl son aÑos de sabidurÍa y experiencia. eso es lo que mÁs me gusta. seguimos con mÁs del programa. aquÍ estÁ el doctor de todos. el doctor juan. adelante. juan: gracias. raÚl eso de 51 aÑos es un seÑor, quÉ seÑor? estÁs entero. olvÍdate de eso. todos sabemos que el exceso de azÚcar puede afectar nuestra salud, pero que quizÁs lo que no nos imaginamos que tambiÉn se puede manifestar en nuestra piel. para hablarnos sobre esto nos acompaÑa la dermatÓloga doctora leÍda. yo llevo hablando esto hace varios meses. el azÚcar alto en la comunidad hispana es una epidemia que tenemos que controlar. cÓmo el exceso de azÚcar puede afectar nuestra piel? doctora: correcto. hay muchas formas que el azÚcar afecta la piel. lo mÁs importante saber que cuando tenemos altos niveles de azÚcar en la piel el colÁgeno se une a alguna de estas molÉculas y cambia sus propiedades. por eso la piel se puede ve

patricia: cÓmo estÁn? buenos dÍas.las autoridades, las estadÍsticas es que son los latinos, afroamericanos, asiÁticos, justamente las minorÍas en las que en los aÑos recientes han sufrido mÁs ataques y tambiÉn las mujeres en particular. patricia: podemos ser testigos de este tipo de situaciones desde pequeÑas agresiones raciales en la calle hasta discriminaciÓn de gÉnero en la oficina. cuÁles son esos tipo de acoso, cÓmo lo definen? >> especialmente cuando vemos acoso pÚblico vemos que el acoso pasa a travÉs de tres niveles que es verbal, puede ser comentarios inapropiados; despuÉs vemos no verbal, si estÁn persiguiendo a alguien y tambiÉn vemos fÍsicamente, si tocan a una persona, a veces se te acercan o te dan un toque inapropiado. patricia: de quÉ manera la gente que estÁ la calle puede ayudar una persona que estÁ siendo acosada? >> siempre teniendo cuidado y priorizando nuestra seguridad, no tenemos que meternos directamente cada vez que vemos algo, hay otras cosas que podemos hacer. patricia: distraer, delegar, do

i'm happy to be joined by my sister patricia haze and she was 1991, rose of trolly. so let's get on to the program. first and for most, the reason we're here today because she is wonderful leader also a native san franciscan, i would like to introduce the 45th mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you so much chief for stepping in to serve as our mistress of ceremony in this irish flag raising ceremony and it's always a tliet delight to have you here every year. in fact what i notice every year when we do this flag raising, you start really really early and you don't leave until city hall closes. liam, it still trying to understand what that is all about. but it reminds me of my family when you don't see each other for a long time, it does feel great and one of the other thing that i appreciate about this time of year is it feels like spring is coming. we're start to go see the sunshine, people are coming together and able to celebrate like we were not able to do during the pandemic. so we appreciate it so much more than ever be

. >>> su familia contÓ que patricia habÍa sido modelo y maestra de baile y que empezÓ a predicar sobre. no hue para el 2022 que un trabajador social logrÓ dar cabos y se comunicÓ con la policÍa de pensilvania. una prueba de adn confirmÓ su identidad. >>> es el estado en el cual una persona viviÓ un momento de mucho estrÉs, o tiene problemas de salud mental. y en ciertas condiciones desarrolla una especie de demencia, en la cual se olvida que es lo que le pasa, ¿quiÉn es?, etc. y crear una nueva identidad. >>> puerto rico era el lugar favorito de patricia copta para tus vacaciones antes de casarse con su marido, con quiÉn pasÓ antes de su desapariciÓn. la familia con niÑos indocumentados podrÁn recibir cuidado gratuito para ellos. el programa les va a pagar el costo de cuidado infantil a los padres o tutores legales en el lugar donde elijan para salir a trabajar tranquilos. para registrarse en el programa, podrÁn recibir ayuda para elegir a un proveedor en su zona. >>> me siento mÁs tranquila. no tenemos dinero y aquÍ cobran caro no sabÍamos quÉ hacer. >>> podemos pagar hasta 700 dÓlare

patricia: smoty tener una condiciÓn crÓnica.s servicios ofrecen? >> si la mascota fallece en casa, nosotros tenemos el transporte para el veterinario o para el cementerio de mascotas. patricia: funcionan como una especie de ambulancia? >> exacto. por eso mismo tenemos nuestros primeros auxilios para gatos y perros. patricia; tienen para tomar agua, y ella se sienta allÍ tranquilita y confiada. >> tenemos bolsitas por si te tiene que limpiar al perrito en la boca o en el fundillo. a donde sea. tenemos todo lo que se necesita porque eso es en lo que hemos pensado. hemos pensado quÉ necesitÁbamos nosotros cuando tenÍamos nuestro perrito. patricia: ellos han logrado salir adelante con este innovador negocio que los conecta con su mascota y que sobre todo brinda ayuda a las mascotas a sus familias y new york. raÚl: me encanta. tremenda iniciativa. francisca: ademÁs eso da pie para celebrar. raÚl: hora de celebrar a todos los compaÑeros. y comenzamos con perla rÍostu tiene nueve aÑos y vive en california. jesse: tenemos a leo ramÍrez

luis: hace 20 aÑos, patricia rocha tenÍa un puesto en la calle. >> decidÍ sacar un prÉstamo.or los prÉstamos, se suben mÁs los intereses. luis: patricio tiene prÉstamos variables, lo que quiere decir que cada vez que suben los intereses, le suben las mensualidades. >> en un prÉstamo antes pagaba $670, ahora estoy pagando casi $700 y algo. luis: tambiÉn tendrÁn que pagar mÁs quienes quieran pagar una casa, financiar un automÓvil, pagar su tarjeta de crÉdito. >> uno paga, cuando ve la cuenta, parece que sigue subiendo en vez de bajar, lo he sentido. luis: la inflaciÓn obligÓ a deyanira a usar tarjetas de crÉdito. >> ahora es la primera vez que he tenido que tener una cuenta que todavÍa nuestras salva en la tarjeta, y lo he notado. luis: luchando contra la inflaciÓn, el de hoy es el noveno aumento consecutivo de intereses en el Último aÑo, la escalada podrÍa estar llegando a su fin, al menos eso lo que sugiriÓ el director del banco central. la inflaciÓn se estÁ moderando, aunque todavÍa hay un largo camino por recorrer el director del banco central piensa que los intereses pront

joining us now is patricia, she calls austin home and she joins us this morning. >> good morning, patricia>> i know you have been studying your city of austin, what have you found out? >> >>>> >>>> oh, we have a da o coexist peacefully with our department. we have two woke policies specifically. we should be talking about south by southwest, austin has been known as the music capitol of the world. instead, we are the "woke capital of the world. our city council voted to disban decriminalize homeless. that means folks are allowed to camp at parks. in 2021, the voters that taxpayers voted proposition b to disban that, to criminalize folks living at parks and so what we have is, we don't have enough police. by the end of this month, we'll have a police shortage of 341 officers. and, our city council everyone though we are allocated according to our population, 1800 officers, they cap that amount at 1400. does that make sense? our population is growing. we have a lower police force and police are then s.w.a.t. special forces, detectives who should be solving cases are now on the streets, on th

i spent a lot of time with leslie and patricia researching the work. they are in corona california women's prison for life. they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but, they remember the whole trial. vince, of course, the prosecutor, right that fabulous true crime book "helter-skelter" that has sold over 9 million copies in the years since. for charlie it is what he dreamed of. he is the center of international attention. every day before the trial opened and the media came in, charlie, his lawyers, and the three women are who were -- women who were onrial with him convened for strategy sessions and charlie would say, i will do this outrageous thing today. what i do it, i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it. if he had gone into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crime, he might have been a multimillionaire. but, he had an image and he told them. he told these women that he was going to play crazy charlie. the knot case. at --

patricia if you can give me a quick what are the issues? what are people concerned about minneapolis and we're in the area you cover. i think you know they're concerned about crime. they're concerned about education about health care that the usual but they're also quite alarmed at the anti trans anti gay legislation that's sweeping the country. i think they want to, um, guard against that. i mean, it's not uniform. um rural quota tends to be more conservative. uh, but yeah. it's um it's not, um. it's not. it's not a uniform thing. they have to, um yeah. all right, jeremy. well, obviously, inflation is a big concern all over the some of the highest inflation rates in the country. i think probably voters are focused on that more than anything. you know the border. we're right here. right here on the us mexico border. this is always a major concern in arizona. i think especially after what we've seen the last couple of years. attempts to undermine elections. i think that has kind of moved the needle a bit and really filtered down to the elect

patricia marconi is a biologist. she has been observing flamingoes for 20 years. to her. they embody why the sole plane should be conserved. javi don't be jo, amazing, fed me anything longer as he are gone away. ah come bundle the thinker, said dorothy on with a little thumbs nor did lanita ingual one the way was yes this will be measured when thought over the meal and needed in 2022. dr. marconi published a study showing that the wetlands owned a pressure from mining operations. if they think the survey law was not about it, that, that immediate amended for going up or not, and no into your, towards the end to allow us to run you. i work at kill a in that i'm part of the thing. but if we can see no in videos here, look, he could move to marceau made us, yoda says, takes that us in the book, not the another bus is young k. no, i bought it in c, chloe le gig one the le let the minimum extra id that console me to see what that was said, this one good. so not really know why really. so is the price of lithium extraction was paying? scientists estimate that all the lithium re

. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation -- committedo bridging cultural differences in our communities. sandra and carl delay-magnuson. rose hirschel and andy shreeves. robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. william: good evening and welcome to washingtonweek. i am william brangham. financial talk -- shock waves rippled across the country this week following two of the biggest failures in u.s. history. silicon valley bank and signature bank were shut down by regulators last weekend. on monday, president biden, trying to prevent more failures, took the unusual step of promising that all depositors at those collapsed banks would be made whole. treasury secretary janet yellen also addressed the banking concerns this week when she testified before congress. >> our banking system is sound. americans can feel confident their deposits will be there when they need them. william: but fears remain. on thursday, some of the nation's biggest len

patricia marconi is a biologist. she has been observing flamingoes for 20 years. to her, they embody why the sole plane should be conserved. javi don't be jo, news for fred, me. good anything? blanca as she gum over. ah. american vandal. a c. dorsey on his own focused on negroes in one way is to be measured wednesday or thursday. so me needed in 2020 to dr. marconi published a study showing that the wetlands on the pressure from mining operations. if they think the survey law was not about it, that, that immediate amended for getting up or not. and no into your to proceed to allow us to run you. i work at kill a in that i'm part of the thing that perform the i can see no in videos here looking to move to my so made us yoda sticks to rush in the but not the end of the buses. yon k? no, i bought it in see chloe la gig one, the le let that a minimum extra id that console me to say i with that or service. we're good. so not really. so is the price of lithium extraction was paying scientists estimate that all the lithium resources on the planet will allow the renewal o

patricia marconi is a biologist. she has been observing flamingoes for 20 years to her. they embody why the soul planes should be conserved. javi don't be jo. amazing. fed me anything longer as he are gone away. ah. american vandal? if the thing that he dos yon, if i don't get guns already low needles. ingual one lawyer was. yes, this will be measured when thought over the meal and needed in 2022 dr. marconi published a study showing that the wetlands owned the pressure from mining operations. if they think the survey law was not about it, that, that immediate amended for getting up or not, and no into your to proceed to allow us to run you. i work at kill a in that i'm part of the thing that perform the i can see no in videos here looking to move to my so made us yoda sticks to rush in the but not the end of the policy. see on k. no, i bought it in c, chloe, allow one gig one the le let that a minimal extra id they consume me to say i will touch or service. good. so not really. so is the price of lithium extraction was paying scientists estimate that all the lithium res

i elizabeth and patricia have been protesting against it for 25 years. ah . when they wake up with them this used to be the tra pitcher river. recently, an argentinean court found the levant corporation guilty of drawing out 11 kilometers of the river gira in 1997, the company built this damn upstream in order to redirect the rivers water to their plant. the fresh water was used to clean the brine during the lithium separation process. it are badly. the low areas he had a gun la fleur, bad as he does. okay. super bad at that, i thought i either bad or they better they days of them is he and he, lo, hanniman yo ether. net thus ain't then than play for his dad. he oscio now, then he says your name or in here k hegel, bon cnc academy and that our happen, and i mean nina landing that as soon as you get back in on that the other little later that on a gower level cna, edith danbury, and thus of with our mentor, colina, give our little and i mean to day, only a handful of people still live in the area. huh. okay. good. the to activists have come to visit a 1000000

patricia and manny should be celebrating joaquin's graduation from college.ctivists. >> david, when we think about progress in the last five years, i feel like i am seeing it when i see congressman frost sitting there. there he was five years ago helping to organize march for our lives, not yet old enough to be a member of congress and here he is today in the hearing, where parents of a victim of that shooting that you survived were present and ultimately one getting arrested, to see him in that position is the kind of progress that i know you've been working for. >> it's what we've been fighting for since day one. we've been fighting not put on different -- like we're gonna be doing tomorrow on boston common, which is what my friends behind me are helping me and others build protest posters and everything like that. we're gonna be on boston question comments tomorrow 1 pm protesting to make gun laws stronger and legislating on gun legislation in massachusetts. it does give me hope to see maxwell out. they're all 48 hours ago i was in maxwell's office in cong

i'm happy to be joined by my sister patricia haze and she was 1991, rose of trolly.let's get on to the program. first and for most, the reason we're here today because she is wonderful leader also a native san franciscan, i would like to introduce the 45th mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you so much chief for stepping in to serve as our mistress of ceremony in this irish flag raising ceremony and it's always a tliet delight to have you here every year. in fact what i notice every year when we do this flag raising, you start really really early and you don't leave until city hall closes. liam, it still trying to understand what that is all about. but it reminds me of my family when you don't see each other for a long time, it does feel great and one of the other thing that i appreciate about this time of year is it feels like spring is coming. we're start to go see the sunshine, people are coming together and able to celebrate like we were not able to do during the pandemic. so we appreciate it so much more than ever before

and pioneering former congressmember and feminist patricia schroeder has died at the age of 82. she was elected as the first woman to represent colorado in the u.s. house in 1973 and served for nearly a quarter-decade. she championed women and workers' rights, access to healthcare, and environmental protections. she led the fight to pass the 1993 family and medical leave act, which guarantees workers up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave. as the first woman on the armed services committee, patricia schroeder called for arms control and reduced military spending. she faced unrelenting misogyny throughout her career, but used her public platform to call it out and encourage other women to run for office. this is pat schroeder speaking onhe house floor in 1992 in favor of the passage of the freedom of choice act, which would have codified roe v wade. >> especially as we are looking more and more toward national health care, we cannot have a national health care that does not recognize women equally. otherwise, we will be forcing all women as a secondary class citizens. i hope the right to

my wife patricia works every day helping to protect your kids, so you should be following everythingdo. we are on the right side, amy. amy: manuel oliver, thank you so much for being with us. again, our condolences. manny is co-founder of the gun reform group change the ref. he is the father of joaquin, one of 17 people killed in the 2018 mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. we will link to your piece in " happy birthday mike burke! democrac

. >> his aunt patricia broke down in tears. >> i just could not believe, it i said, are you serious.er. >> it took me way back in time as a teenage girl, and my brother is gone, we don't know if he is going to come home. >> he did come home to northern florida, but passed away a couple years ago. -- he said his dad never spoke to about vietnam, yet -- >> -- following in the footsteps. >> as did purchase sun. >> he served in iraq, he was marine corps parents, because we said we will never let our sons be treated like they treated the vietnam -- >> patricia told us her brother would change out of his uniform when he came home, to avoid the stairs, and hateful waves of some civilians. jim webb had the dark tire framed along with military ribbons and a ceremony was held to honor his service. >> for the recognition, for the vietnam that's, you couldn't ask for anything and you better. >> fulfilling a marine motto,

patricia: this place is a disaster zone.many people are just emerging for the first time in days, inching their way through dug-out paths. some have to trek long distances just to get necessities like food and medicine. john: just hiking back now with the food. i'm actually trying to get to the hilltop, that's the only place we can get phone service to make a phone call. william: crews are working around the clock to rescue those who are still trapped. they're using special equipment to dig routes to safety and deploying as much help as they can. chief estes: and that preparedness part of it is key for us. it also deals with a lot of specialized equipment and resources based on what we think we're gonna see on the forecast. william: officials reopened interstate 80 this morning, after shutting it down in several mountain towns over the weekend. but california isn't done with this extreme weather yet. more snow -- and later rain -- is predicted for this week. the heavy combination could collapse more roofs and cause other str

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>> repoorter: ccorporalal larry hughes was carl's dad, patricia hughes, his sister. >> it took me way>> reporter: corporal hughes did come home to northern florida but passed away a couple of years ago. carl said his dad never spoke to him about vietnam, yet -- >> i joined the marines, as well, just like him, wanted to follow in his footsteps. >> reporter: as did patricia's son. >> he served in iraq. i was in with the marine corps parents because we said, we will never let our sons be treated like they treated the vietnam vets. >> riight. >>> reportter: patatricia tolld us heher brotther wowould chhange ouut of his uniiform whwhen he came homome to avvoid thee stares and hateful words of some civilians. jim webb had the dog tag framed along wwith coorporal hughes's' miilitary ribbonsns, and a cereemony wasas held toto hononor his s servicee. >> the recognition for the vietnam vets, you couldn't have asked for anything any better. >> reporter: fulfilling the marine motto, semper fidelis, semper fi, always faithful. harry smith, nbc news, land o' lakes, florida. >>> and that's "nightly