alma ramírez: muchas gracias por tenernos.ar aquí; usted, entonces, entrena a conductores y conductoras de autobuses y de la riel bajita, low rail. alma ramírez: sí, yo me enfoco más en autobuses que de low rail, pero sí tengo experiencia, he conducido un low rail también. damián trujillo: ¿y cómo comenzó usted, cómo, qué decidió, qué le hizo decidir, "yo quiero ser conductora de autobús", en aquel entonces? alma ramírez: venga le cuento, antes de que manejara un autobús, yo usaba el autobús para llegar al trabajo; miré signs, platiqué con algunos choferes, y me dijeron, "no tienes nada que perder, es buena oportunidad, es buena carrera", ah, en ese tiempo no tenía yo carro, pero sí tenía licencia, y apliqué, ya tengo 17 años aquí en la compañía, y gracias a dios me han, he podido tener oportunidades para moverme en la compañía; fui chofer por 8 años, ay, perdón--, disculpe; fui chofer por 8 años, después de ser chofer, me fui a radio, a dispatch, y luego, después de eso fui supervisora, y ahorita, ya tengo un año aquí, entren

al lugar indicado que en >> ah y cynthia ramÍrez lamentamos mucho por lo que estÁ pasando a esta hora un abrazo para su familiar honduras >> mÁs de lo que debe saber a esta hora te contamos que la fiscalÍa que sigue el caso de corrupciÓn al senado voz, menÉndez dice que no podrÁ utilizar los mensajes de texto del senador como evidencia en su juicio. una pieza bastante importante en medio de este escÁndalo por favor no se debe a una clÁusula de la constituciÓn, que lo protege. menendez el acusa de haber recibido barras de oro y efectivo entre otras cosas por parte del gobierno de egipto. ahora el mal tiempo que azota tejas ha tenido un impacto en la participaciÓn electoral en las primarias del norte de este estado, y es que solamente en el condado de dada la se reportÓ que noventa de los doscientos ochenta y dos centros de votaciÓn perdieron la luz por lo que a la gente les tocÓ de siete que fueron otros centros de votaciÓn, en otros temas son imÁgenes bastante fuertes. vean bien esta poderosa explosiÓn por una fuga de gas en un edificio de youngstown jayo que dejÓ al empleado de un ba

ramirez, the defendant was your boyfriend.ccording to what i read in your complaint. you separated. you claim that when you separated, you let him move into an rv that you own, and he damaged it, so you want some money for the damage to the rv that he lived in. next you say that he has possession of your dog. he said it's his dog. however, you modified your

ramirez: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor mariecela garcia, whose distinguished career we celebrate today. she will soon retire as the c.e.o. of gas hill center at 12 years of transformative impact. a fellow guatemalan, she immigrated to the u.s. in the 1980's, seeking refuge from the civil war. in our country, she supported newly arrived refugees and co-founded women for guatemala to build solidarity among women in the u.s. and guatemala. her impact has been felt across the state of illinois. in addition to her years at the center, she's led the illinois coalition for immigrant and refugee rights and the latino policy forum. her work has empowered countless families, especially black, brown and immigrant families, providing them with the education, the resources and hope. on behalf of illinois' third congressional district, the guatemalan community in my district, it is my great honor to commend maricela garcia for her leadership. [speaking spanish] gracias, maricela. congratulations. mr. speak

. >> reporter: oscar ramirez is serving customers in oakland, taping notices from that same facility, demanding change after a rat infestation has caused unhealthy conditions for employees and customers. >> i feel embarrassed. and we can do anything. >> reporter: for a year, he has been ashamed to call attention inside the corner of 14th and jackson that has been temporarily closed by the health department. scurrying feces and urine, just some of the scenes he's lived through just to earn a living. >> and sometimes they would get into the containers. you'll get a sauce and that came out. >> reporter: ramirez, along with five other workers, declared a strike until the conditions are professionally cleaned. angelica garcia works in the prep kitchen. alongside rodents, darting between appliances. and it is terrible and it's to that point where we are not speaking. >> reporter: in a complaint letter to osha, they stated i see rats in the kitchen every day. i see rats in the grill. and that are ready to be sent to customers. and it will be dead and surrounded by blood. and the video of rat

len ramirez explains how the sky high prices are impacting the bay area families. >> reporter: well housing has always been very expensive in the bay area and especially santa clara county. but now with the price going over $2 million, it just means that dream of homeownership is becoming less and less obtainable for many. by just about any measure, sandra contreras is a success story. at 29 years old, she owns her own business and product line. this month she opened a store front with two other retailers in downtown san jose. but with the median home price now over $2 million, her hoping of ever affording a home here are all, but gone. >> for myself as a 29-year-old entrepreneur, very unrealistic to be able to put a down payment on a $2 million home with two kids surviving, you know, groceries, gas, commute, everything. there is no way. in my life, i don't feel like there is a way to save enough money to put a down payment to that or get close to it. >> reporter: prices are getting higher by the way since the president, michelle perry. >> about 50% of the homes for sale are $2 million or a

ramírez era parte de un grupo que asaltaba tiendas comerciales y la policía de bakersfield también.sultó con 59 citaciones. además, 14 coches fueron incautados, 7 vehículos robados fueron recuperados. el operativo culminó con 6 arrestos, 3 de ellos por delitos graves, incluyendo un delito menor. además, dicen que otro más por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol y 2 arrestos por delitos menores adicionales. y el gobierno federal avanza para facilitar las restricciones a la marihuana. el presidente joe biden dijo que está pidiendo al departamento de justicia que cambie el cannabis del 1 al 3. esto no despenaliza completamente la droga, pero abre el camino a la investigación médica. biden dice que la medida también funciona para corregir los errores del pasado. la decisión podría tardar meses o hasta un año y una nueva legislación estatal busca ayudar a familias de víctimas de homicidio bajo esta propuesta, los seres queridos tendrían el poder de exigir una re investigación de los casos sin resolver. después de cierto tiempo, nathalie vera habló con una madre latina que sigue buscan

she's a vta transportation superintendent, and alma ramirez is a bus tech trainer.the show, ladies. shannon arms: thank you for having us. damian: yeah, no-- shannon, tell us about these amazing opportunities for women. well, for everybody, but in particular for women at vta. shannon: yeah, well, thank you for the opportunity to speak about it. so my name is shannon arms. i'm a transportation superintendent at valley transportation authority in san jose, vta. and we have started a great cohort of women who are all currently bus operators or light rail operators or previously been a bus or light rail operator, and we are hoping to recruit as many women as we can into the transportation agency. damian: why is that important to the agency? shannon: well, you know, women have been under representative in transit for many years, and we decided to get a cohort of women together because wherever you have a group of women, any agency that they start at, you become a stronger, you know, company, and so we really want to see women grow within the transportation department. an

and sometimes you are going to get like a sauce and the rat came out. >> reporter: ramirez, along with five other workers from this mcdonald's, have declared a strike until the conditions are professionally cleaned. angelica garcia works in the prep kitchen. she says alongside rodents darting between appliances. >> the rat problem has progressed since i started my job here. we've seen dead rats. the smell is terrible. the odor from their feces and urine, it's gotten us to this point where we're now speaking up. >> reporter: angelica stated, quote, i see rats in the kitchen every day. i see rats at the grill where we make the hamburgers. i've seen rats nibbling on pieces of bacon or hamburgers that are ready to be sent to customers. in the complaint are images of rats on what looks like kitchen equipment, including one rat that appears to be dead and surrounded by blood. the employee union also released video of rats scurrying across the kitchen. the workers are demanding a professional cleaning and want to be paid until the issue is resolved. we reached out to mcdonald's on friday, who

to most days, oscar ramirez is serving customers at this mcdonald's drive thru in oakland. but today he's taping notices on that same facility demanding change after he and other employees say are a rat infestation. has caused unhealthy conditions for employees. and customers. ><<>filling. feel embarrassed. >>>>embarrassed, but what >>well. >>we can do. we can do anything for nearly a year. oscar says he's been ashamed to call attention to conditions inside this location on the corner of 14th in jackson. that has been temporarily closed by the health department. screaming feet. feces and urine and indescribable stench of decaying rodents. are just some of the scenes he's lived through. just to earn a living. there are some containers where they put the sauces. it is. sometimes ><<>thank >>they get the right to get into the containers. ><<>and >>and sometimes >>sure. >>you're going to get like a sauce and the red came out ramirez along with 5 other workers from this mcdonald's have declared a strike until the conditions are professionally. cleaned. anjelica garcia works in t

the da's office accuses ramirez of being part of a group who stole from walgreens, safeway, bevmo and other stores in san francisco over a four month period. ramirez is now being detained with without bail pending trial. >> the biden administration is moving forward with a $1 billion arms deal with israel. this is according to congressional aides. it could be years before the weapons are delivered, but the deal could be sending a message of support to israel. and it comes less than a week after the biden administration paused a shipment of bombs. the us has also warned israel that it could face an enduring insurgency if it does not come up with a plan for postwar governance in gaza. >> if israel's efforts are not accompanied by a political plan for the future of gaza, for the future of the palestinian people , the terrorists will keep coming back and israel will continue to remain under threat, and we will continue to find ourselves in this continued cycle of violence. >> today, multiple trucks with humanitarian aid heading for the gaza strip were allegedly targeted by israeli settler

en la correccional de mcgwire y la fiscal del distrito de san francisco anunció hoy que cuauhtémoc ramírezganizado que robó más de 100.000 $ y que causó también miles de dólares en daños a la propiedad, sobre todo en las tiendas walgreens y safeway, entre otras. a lo largo de todo san francisco desde diciembre de 2023 hasta abril de este año. la próxima cita en el tribunal está prevista para el 10 de junio y la fiscalía solicitó que permaneciera detenido hasta entonces. debido al riesgo que dicen ellos, supone para la seguridad pública . y esta noche, en un reportaje que verá sólo por telemundo 48, una mujer asegura que un conductor de transporte compartido le habría golpeado el sábado pasado cuando dejaba un pedido. ocurría en el centro de san josé yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo para hablarnos de este caso. yomara pues cuéntanos cómo ocurrieron esos hechos. bueno, la víctima me dice que le pidió al conductor que moviera su vehículo de ese lugar porque no es permitido estacionar justamente donde lo hizo. la víctima me dice que ese era justamente, pues el lugar donde las personas residen

. >> con casi 30 aÑos en el mundo de la lucha libre, gabriel ramÍrez es uno de los precursor de estesube al escenario es llevar tu personalidad, subirla mÁs arriba,>> a un evento derecha libre mexicana es una experiencia totalmente diferente, tienen pasiÓn que no pueden buscar en ningÚn otro lugar. >> el camino para el estrellato, serie de obstÁculos y pruebas puede ser respeto. >> es algo mÍstico, que para ello es rÁpido. >> esta persona estÁn hechos de materia muy especial, la permite seguir luchando por utilidades como la gutiÉrrez tiene la utilidades de la lucha libre, quiero ser un cambio de eso. >> satÉlites de venta dispuesto de cambio todo, sin ninguna garantÍa. >> hay que ver dedicaciÓn, y echarle ganas, lo que se venden nunca>> se tiene que tener, a esto. >> con la advertencia que tocÓ sala por el ta puede ser atraÍdo por este asombroso mundo. >> en este momento no ve otra cosa que luchar, y lucha libre es todo el camino que tengo por delante. presentador: es asÍ como estos mantienen vivo el arte y la este internet no es sólo rápido. este internet es rapidez como nunca vist

. >> soy mara ramírez fórmula hablaremos sobre la famosa carrera fórmula 1 donde se realizó y tambiéne completo al regreso nosotros, pasamos a la ciudad de miami allá en la florida vea este fin de semana ahí se recorrió el grand prix de fórmula uno héctor vázquez muñiz nos habla de la fuerza monetaria que mueve esta industria y también sobre el entrenamiento físico de los pilotos. >> con 24 carreras en la países en una temporada de nueve meses, fórmula 1 se posiciona como el deporte más seguido en todo el planeta después del fútbol. >> ¡gran estados unidos, donde se compite en las austin, texas y dólares. >> ahí da dólares. >> hay universidades que han dado cursos explicando sobre este fenómeno que ha sido la fórmula 1 en tan corto plazo, el impacto que ha tenido en estados unidos, cómo han podido crecer esa audiencia tan rápido. >> cada escudería maneja presupuestos de alrededor de 150 millones de dólares anuales. >> esto incluye 15 millones de dólares por cada grandes y fuertes porque son más se convierte en inercia lo que es fortalecen usualmente es el cuello y tú miras casi todos

michael ramirez from america cannot shake off spy suspicions around tiktok.to shizon personally monitors all the videos in chinese. vladimir putin spoke very highly of the chinese peace plan in an interview before the visit, calling it, in fact, a possible starting point for a further peace process, and in general, china is now very active, demonstrating its diplomatic interest, but it is, perhaps, very difficult for me, as an outsider, to imagine. that china, such as it is, will begin to engage in peacekeeping, as we imagine it, shuttle diplomacy, persuasion of the parties, search for compromises, and so on, well , somehow we don’t know china from this side until now, at least to the extent that this can be expected, or in their understanding, generally speaking, peacekeeping is something else, it is not peacekeeping, in the sense that, as you just asked, for china it is something, it is a certain set of ideas and ideals. and the peace plan for ukraine is a derivative of a derivative. i will now explain what we are talking about. the key for china now is to

len ramirez spoke to some of them about what it means to get a head start on their entrepreneurial dreams. >> reporter: a lot of businesses would love to move into a brick and mortar in downtown san jose, but the cost is too much for many of them. this program allows a lower point of entry so they can get indoors, try out their ideas with a goal of becoming eventually self-sufficient. cutting the ribbon, bringing down the barriers, all part of a big idea in downtown san jose to activate vacant storefronts and give five businesses a helping hand. >> it's wild to see the growth from making these in my kitchen to now having the retail opportunity and not only to sell my handmade candles, but to teach them. >> reporter: marselena castro has one of the pop-ups that just moved into two vacant storefronts on el paseo san antonio. she shares space with two other businesses. across the paseo all five businesses are women-owned. >> three weeks ago this was a completely empty space and now making it our own and space it up, we're so blessed. >> reporter: the program is called moment paseo, collabora

muchÍsimas gracias, nos quedamos en texas donde una joven se hago en las playas de galveston, yamilet ramÍrezÓ su hermano que la llevarÁ a la playa y no pudo superar una fuerte corriente, le intentÓ darle los primeros auxilios, su familia no estÁ hallando el consuelo. >> yo quiero ir a la playa, complÁceme, me doliÓ porque yo fui y le di respiraciÓn boca a boca, pero ya no estaba punto de la madre de esta joven dijo estar destrozada y pidiÓ la repatriaciÓn de su hija menor para poder darle la sepultura y regresamos a mÉxico, hablemos de estos comicios y el coordinador de campaÑa del candidato a la alcaldÍa fue asesinado a puÑaladas, asÍ lo informÓ y exigieron que se esclarezca este crimen a cinco dÍas de las elecciones, esta violencia cobrÓ otra vÍctima, candidato de morena a la alcaldÍa de jalisco, fue baleado hoy y trasladado a un hospital, fue herido de cuatro balazos en su casa de campaÑa y cuatro miembros resultaron heridos en este ataque y hablando de estas elecciones tenemos que hablar de la pobreza y es que 300,000 personas adineradas son quienes controlan el 60% de la riqueza de mÉxi

. >> jessica ramirez, dick's is her top call.head to break, a check on shares of tesla which are down pi.50% pre-market. another speaking out against the pay package of elon musk and it is calling the plan outsized and urging shareholders to ve otno ahead of the annual meeting on june 19th. "worldwide exchange" is back after this. i'd seen this before... or, had i? ♪ ♪ what was this ai treachery? i needed some help. good thing i knew someone... or... some-thing. [ a.i. copilot ] glad you called, j. [ a.i. copilot ] it's time for an upgrade. awesome. ♪ ♪ [ inner monologue ] my path became clear. ♪ ♪ i knew what i had to do. because they never stop. no time to waste. this isn't sci-fi. this is precision ai. ♪ ♪ >>> it is 5:30 a.m. in new york and there's still a lot coming up on "worldwide exchange." here's what's on deck, stocks set to close out a mostly magnificent may with the nasdaq set to knock its best month in a half a year despite turbulence rattling investors. >>> futures in the holding pattern as we prepare for the big ma

con casi 30 aÑos en la lucha libre, gabriel ramÍrez es uno de los precursores de este deporte de espectÁculos lucha libre mexicana es una experiencia diferente. reportero: el camino al estrellato estÁ lleno de obstÁculos y pruebas para ganarse a la aficiÓn. quÉ ellos lamenta estÁn expuestos a nombres que para ellos son muy rÁpidos. reportera: su escrito inquebrantable les permite seguir luchando por sus ideales. >> hace aÑos que las mujeres tienen muchas oportunidades en la lucha libre. quiero hacer un cambio de eso. >> estos atletas deben estar dispuestos a arriesgarse. >> el secreto estÁ en la dedicaciÓn y echarle ganas. reportero: rendirse es algo que tienen prohibidos aquellos que tienen la ambiciÓn de conquistar la gloria. pero con la advertencia de que aquellos de que llegan a la pubertad puede ser absorbidos por esta cultura. >> la lucha libre es todo lo que tengo para mÍ. presentador: es asÍ como tienen vivo el arte y la magia de los espectÁculos. presentador: a pocos minutos de comenzar el fin de semana, tal vez tendrÁ planes para iniciar el fin de semana. laura es importante que las

michael ramirez from america can’t shake the spy suspicions around tiktok. shizen pinen personally monitors all the videos on the chinese social network. vladimir putin spoke highly of the chinese peace plan in an interview before the visit. calling it actually, well , perhaps a starting point for a further peace process, and in general china is now very active, demonstrating its diplomatic interest, but for me, perhaps, as an outsider, it is very difficult to imagine that china, such as it is, will begin to engage in peacekeeping, as we imagine imagine, shuttle diplomacy, persuasion of the parties, the search for compromises there and so on, well, somehow we don’t know the chinese, this side still, at least, can we expect this or in their understanding, generally speaking, what is peacekeeping? something else, this is not peacekeeping, in the sense that you just asked, for china this is a certain, this is a certain set of ideas and ideals, and the peace plan for ukraine is a derivative of a derivative, i will now explain what we are talking about, the key f

michael ramirez from america is not can part with spy suspicions around tiktok.ke shizen pinnya personally monitors all the videos on the chinese social network. vladimir putin spoke very highly of the chinese peace plan in an interview before the visit, calling it factually. perhaps a starting point for a further peace process, and in general china is now very active, demonstrating its diplomatic interest, but for me, perhaps, as an outsider, it is very difficult to imagine that china is like this he exists, he will begin to engage in peacekeeping, as we imagine it, shuttle diplomacy, persuasion of the parties, the search for compromises there and so on, well, somehow we don’t know china from this side until now, at least. ideas about what kind of flatness china has, in fact, i don’t have clear tools to convince the west to abandon the cold war mentality, the desire for hegemony, but if this is translated into practical civilizational superiority and so on, then i would rather perceive this initiative as a certain set of guidelines, using which this problem can

sometimes you are going to get like a sauce and the rat come out. >> reporter: ramirez, along with five other workers from this mcdonald's, have declared a strike until the conditions are professionally cleaned. angelica garcia works in the prep kitchen. she says alongside rodents darting between appliances. >> [ speaking in a global language ] it's a rat problem, has progressed since i started my job here. we've seen dead rats, the smell is terrible. the odor from their feces and urine. it's gotten us to this point where we're now speaking up. >> reporter: in a complaint letter to osha, angelica stated quote, i see rats in the kitchen every day. i see rats at the grill where we make the hamburgers and i have seen rats nibbling on pieces of bacon or hamburgers that are ready to be sent to customers. in the complaint are images of rats on what looks like kitchen equipment, including one rat that appears to be dead and surrounded by blood. the employee union also released video of rats scurrying across the kitchen. the workers are demanding a professional cleaning and want to be paid unti

ramirez has this story. >>the stone. he started so small. but he has grown bigger and bigger every year. it was a small gathering with a big purpose to honor >>11 high school seniors >>with $1000. >>scholarships. >>to >>help them >>jumpstart their >>futures. >>studying at uc davis. scholarships were sponsored by small business owners. many of them along east santa clara street. need to help each other out. but 1 of the recipients over felt high schools tyler gordon told the organizer's to give his scholarship money to another student. there is a lot more than i don't think you can benefit. and that's because it's 17. tyler is already a millionaire. i'm trying to figure out what i'm >>trying to do. >>is an international known artist. his distinctive portraits often done in a matter of >>minutes >>are sought after by famous >>athletes. >>celebrities and politicians. his mother, nicole kindle, says his >>talent >>turned on like a switch when he was 10. he woke me up 1 night said he wanted to paint because god he had a dream. god told him he cou

prosecute hours say, between december of last year and april of 2024, ramirez and accomplices stole more00 worth of merchandise from stores such as walgreens, safeway, smart and final and lenscrafters. he has pleaded not guilty. his next court appearance is set for june 10th. >> san jose police are looking for a transient accused of sexually assaulting a girl while she was walking home from school. investigators have released these surveillance photos of the suspect. he has been identified as 50 year old julian salvador martinez. police say the victim was walking home april 9th on south 11th street when the suspect, who was riding a bicycle, grabbed her. he pulled her underneath the 280 overpass and then began to assault her. the victim fought him off and he rode away on his bike. martinez is known to frequent san jose homeless encampments. anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to contact san jose police. >> a bay area man has been detained in france, three years after a facebook message led to a warrant for his arrest. french authorities say 31 year old ian cleary,

ramirez. ms. ramirez: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to affirm that we're paying attention. wwe were paying attention when 35,000 palestinians were killed, we were paying attention when over 14,500 children were robbed of their future. 404 doctors and aid workers were killed. 100 journalists and media workers were killed. and we are paying attention as over 1.1 million people are on the verge of starving to death. ... yesterday we were paying attention when israel seized control of rafah. when president biden said providing periodic congressional reports to congress enables meaningful oversight. we were paying attention last month when a nonpartisan task force issued an independent credible report outlining the israeli government's violations of international humantarian law. in 76 pages of details, they provide example after example of what they call a systematic disregard for international humanitarian law. and military best practice regarding civilian harm mitigation by the israel defense forces, including with

> really, these are applicable skills that you could transfer them onto anything, just >>> so len ramirez shows us how it is making a comeback on one campus, which is thanks to the dedicated teacher. >> reporter: when they filed into the woodshop class, they're working with their minds and their hands. >> and this is the edge runner. so it is very easy. you just use two hands on it and you just go across the edge of your piece. >> and they are polishing off a new chess board. >> i love this because it is a great thing to be able to put all these big pieces together to make something pretty like this. >> it wasn't long ago that this wood shop was in moth balls, closed for eight years after the previous shop teacher retired and a part of the larger group amid the budget cuts, teacher shortages, and shifting priorities. >> just last summer, this whole spot here was completely filled with desks, chairs. and it was not workable. everything was approached, except for the two machines that were heavy to move. >> they would give kids more options. >> i feel like now is the time for these programs

a la familia ramÍrez por cada boleto les costÓ 250 .here today because live nation ticketmaster is inconvenient or frustrating we are here because as we elledge that conduct is anticompetitivo and illegal. >> le acusan de monopolizar la industria del entretenimiento en vivo porque asegura que maneja el 80% de la venta de boletos en los grandes espectÁculos y controla directamente a mÁs de 400 artistas. >> ellos tienen que trabajar con ticketmaster para vender sus tickets. estÁn como obligados por contrato. >> live nation respondiÓ que la demanda no tiene bases que se defenderÁ de las acusaciones del departamento de justicia y que seguirÁ presionando para lograr los cambios que segÚn ellos beneficien de verdad a los consumidores y a los artistas. live nation asegura que sus ganancias netas anuales son lo opuesto a un poder monopÓlico que esta demanda no reducirÁ los precios ni protegerÁ a los fanÁticos y tampoco limitarÁ los precios de reventa. para este ejecutiva de la industria, la presencia de un monopolio siempre es negativa. >> defi

as len ramirez shows us, the artist behind it came up with a creative way to get people involved, bringing some color back to their city. >> reporter: this could be one of the largest paint by number projects that you'll ever see. more than a thousand volunteers coming out to contribute their little piece of the painting. it is one of the largest mural projects ever to take place in san jose. it's happening in the street. a giant community canvas all under the watchful eye of lead artist. >> all the paint has been done by volunteers. so i think that's one of the things that's most important about this the community has ownership of what we're doing here, you know. it's not just me. it's for the city and the people. we've got the teal, orange, black and white. >> reporter: jimmy grew up in east san jose and says his art was influenced by the community around him. >> because people are going and coming from the sharks games. this is going to be kind of an entry way for that. and so that is why i chose these colors for the section. >> reporter: he was selected by the non-profit local color do

len ramirez talked to locals about the small town debate that's now under scrutiny by the state. >> reporter: projects like this always seem to take a little bit longer on the coast side, but in this case with farmworker housing the governor is calling out local officials, accusing them of dragging their feet and threatening to take legal action. the question now is will the governor's strong words have any effect? the project to turn this property at 555 kelly avenue in half moon bay into a 40-unit housing complex for retired farmworkers has become a source of frustration for neighbors like jeannette chang. >> it's just getting railroaded and passed through because of the urgency and because of what happened here a year and a half ago and what they're proposing on that piece of land there i think is too big. >> reporter: disagreements over the size of the project and parking have caused delays and postponement of a vote to approve the project by the city's planning commission. >> i need to spend a little more time thinking through this. >> reporter: but now the political pressure on half mo

open for business along paseo de san antonio between 3rd and 4th street, not far from san is a state ramirez looks at the new program meant to breathe life into empty spaces and gives small business owners a boost. >reporter>yeah. yeah. yeah. cutting the ribbon and bringing down the barriers. it's all part of a big idea in downtown san jose to activate vacant storefronts and give 5 businesses are helping hand. >>>>to see the growth from making these in my kitchen to now, having a retail opportunity and not only to sell my handmade candles but also teach them >reporter>marcelina castro started making candles in 2018. g sarah candle shop is now 1 of the pop ups that just moved into 2 vacant. in storefronts. on el paseo de san antonio. she shares space with la paloma imports. and casitas contreras across the paseo plants, ... and bad witch crystal share a space all 5 businesses are women >>>>own. actually here when, 3 weeks ago this was a completely empty space. and now being able to make it our own. and you know, spice it up. it's we're so >reporter>blessed program is called moment percio. it'

as our len ramirez reports, it's part of a huge project to rebuild anderson reservoir. >> reporter: despite all the rain that we've had this year, the anderson reservoir levels have had to be kept artificially low because the dam itself is not earthquake safe, but this new tunnel, this outlet tunnel that they're building right underneath my feet, is the first major milestone in the retrofit of the dam which will meet the water needs of santa clara county for many years to come. ryan mccartter is walking through a tunnel bored deep into the side of a mountain at anderson reservoir. >> we're basically touching a reservoir with this tunnel. we're below water. >> reporter: the tunnel is almost half a mile long and 200 feet below the anderson floor. it's part of a $2.3 billion project to retrofit santa clara county's largest reservoir to prevent flooding during went years and survive a major earthquake. >> so this is a spray-applied concrete they shoot in. we've got about eight inches of concrete behind here plus these steel ribs every three to five feet. >> reporter: this is the original outlet

ramirez, for five minutes. mrs. ramirez: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. mr. speaker, in recognition of jewish american heritage month i rise today to honor my constituent, a long time descendent of our multicultural, multiracial democratcy, naturalla brahmasble. naturalla has dedicated her entire life to organizing multicultural interfaith coalitions for economic and racial justice. and for the last 10 years, marla has been a passionate voice for jewish neighbors leading the community organizing team at the jewish council on urban affairs. through these efforts he she has helped achieve significant victories for a community, for our city and our state. ending cash bail in illinois. protecting affordable housing units across the city of chicago. expanding medicaid coverage for undocumented immigrants. and making sure that our communities understand the importance of affordable housing. marla has lived in the beautiful humboldt park community for over 20 years and had an opportunity to

sometimes you are going to get like a sauce and the cat rail out. >> reporter: ramirez along with five other workers from this mcdonald's declared a strike until the conditions are professionally cleaned and angelica garcia works in the prep kitchen. >> [ speaking in a global language ] it's a rat problem has progressed since i started my job here. we've seen dead rats, the smell is terrible. the odor from their feces and urine. it's gotten us to this point where we're now speaking up. >> reporter: in a complaint letter to osha, angelica stated quote, i see rats in the kitchen every day. i see rats at the grill where we make the hamburgers and i have seen rats nibbling on pieces of bacon or hamburgers that are ready to be sent to customers. in the complaint are images of rats on what looks like kitchen equipment including one rat that appears to be dead and surrounded by blood. the employee union also released video of rats scurrying across the kitchen. the workers are demanding a professional cleaning and want to be paid until the issue is resolved. we reached out to mcdonald's on fri

but as len ramirez reports, the lanes could come at a cost to merchants. >> reporter: the 16-year-old will ride a bike as his main transportation around his palo alto neighborhood. but when it will come to the el camino, he avoids riding on the street. >> i do ride on the sidewalk just because it feels a lot more comfortable for me rather than riding on the street where cars are right there and it feels a bit dangerous, definitely. >> reporter: he's not alone. in fact many of the people we saw riding bikes in the park section of the el camino did so on the sidewalk. that's because this busy road, which doubles as a state highway 82, has never had bike lanes. but that's about to change. >> we're on the sidewalk now. we would add a bike lane about six feet out. it would have a quick curb separated and temporary curb. and now there is a designated place for the biker. >> reporter: ken kirschner is one of the advocates working with the city of palo alto and caltrans to build bike lanes into a major repaving project coming to the el casino this fall. the finished lanes would look something

con estos incidentes y los sospechosos ya fueron identificados como elder larios, de 19 años, josé ramírezos 3 fueron llevados a la cárcel del condado con cargos por atacar con un arma letal y conspiración para cometer un crimen. y aunque con su arresto ya no se considera que haya algún peligro inminente, al público le está recordando a la policía, a la comunidad, que siempre que estén caminando por las calles estén bastante alertas y sobre todo si usted recibe un ataque con una de estas, eh, pistolas de balines, recuerde esto es ilegal y muy peligroso, así que debe reportárselo a la policía. en vivo desde san mateo libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. claro que sí! esto pudo haber terminado en una tragedia. qué cosas. bueno, gracias. libertad por esta información. hablemos ahora de la comunidad de santa rosa, donde la policía arrestó a un hombre bajo sospecha de tráfico de armas de fuego. tras una investigación federal, los agentes descubrieron que bong kim trató de importar armas de china. y fue en ese momento en que lo interceptaron en las oficinas de aduanas y protección fronteriza

len ramirez reports. >> reporter: it takes a large suitcase filled to the brim to contain all of theters of acceptance oakland's helms has received from colleges all over the country. >> these are either acceptance letters, financial aid packets. sometimes there's boxes like these that there's t-shirts or different accessories that schools send out. >> reporter: beginning last fall, helms sent out 150 applications to colleges. before long he started hearing back and it became an avalanche of acceptance, big universities, small colleges near and far, almost all he applied to, want him. >> so far i have been accepted into 122 schools and some schools are not out yet. >> reporter: helms' father chris said new letters of acceptance are coming to the mailbox almost every day. >> every day has been a day of surprise and delight. >> reporter: and it's not just acceptance letters. scholarship offers and potential grants have also come in. >> sometimes you get something like this and say yes. >> reporter: helms was born in uganda and lived there until just before high school. he has a 3.94 gp

today len ramirez put his hard had the on and got a look inside a brand new tunnel at the anderson reservoir>> reporter: despite all the rain we've had this year, the reservoir levels have had to be kept artificially low because the dam itself is not earthquake safe. but the new tunnel, this outlet tunnel they're building right underneath my feet is the first major milestone in the retrofit of the dam that will meet the water needs of santa clara county for many years to come. ryan mccarter is walking through a tunnel bored deep into the side of a mountain at anderson reservoir. >> we're basically touching a reservoir with this tunnel, and we're below water. >> reporter: the tunnel is almost half a mile long and 200 feet below the anderson floor. it's part of a $2.3 billion project to retrofit santa clara county's largest reservoir to prevent flooding in wet years and survive a major earthquake. >> this is a spray apply concrete they shoot in. so we have eight inches of concrete and steel ribs every eight fight. >> reporter: this is the original base of the dam. the new tunnel will discharge

len ramirez spoke with some of the people trying to keep their cultures alive for the next generationr. malar batacharia this traditional indian instrument called the serode made sounds that are soothing. >> if they've grown up here, they may have heard it growing up at home. >> reporter: the doctor is a second generation indian american, a physician at ucsf and one of the bay area's top serode players. he's drawn to the music for creativity and relaxation. >> you don't have to necessarily be indian to appreciate that it has a certain touching quality, a kind of some people would say meditating or mesmerizing quality that puts you in a good zone of peaceful thoughts and feelings. >> reporter: it's been played for centuries, but soon it might be discovered by new audiences in the first of its kind cultural exhibit at the king library in san jose called south asians in silicon valley. >> almost 20% of santa clara county is south asian. >> reporter: montra roy is the lead curator of the exhibit which focuses on the people, the music, food and many contributions of the south asian communi

. >> ramirez says that low riders had a lot of problems with the police once upon a time but things are better now. low writing is just about cruising, it is not about gang activity. there is jose. >>> let's go over to first alert meteorologist darren peck with the latest on, i don't know if you're going to talk with the weather or the smoke or something. >> we covered all that smoke. we now need to talk about memorial day. you still have day three of a holiday weekend to enjoy. so what we are going to do is we are going to spotlight how it plays out for kind of like the three main microclimates. inland obvious are the warmest. your temperatures are going to be on the verge of 80 tomorrow. you can pick out the time of day maybe that matters most, whatever you might be doing with your memorial day. but the numbers did you to near 80 that is going to be quite nice. it is going to be a bit warm. that covers one microclimate. let's do this for the bay now, so we switch. you see the temperatures here a bit lower. mid-to-upper 60s. pretty spot on for where you were today. a good way to think

tras el arresto de los 3 sospechosos, la madre de alicia ramírez, una de las víctimas del tiroteo masivo para las personas que fallecieron y que les pueda dar los más años que se pueda a los culpables, si se puede, de por vida. me siento triste por mis hijas aquí. ellos están en el cárcel, pero yo nunca volveré a ver a mi hija. vamos a la pausa. aumentan los casos de tuberculosis y luego de un brote generado hace algunos días. los detalles se los tendremos al regresar. también retiran del mercado un dispositivo para administrar insulina. atentos. tras la pausa, le decimos cuál. en los deportes, la novela de mbappé con el psg parecía el cuento de pedro y el lobo. y como tal, el psg ahora se queda sin por un brote de tuberculosis en un hotel que albergaba a desamparados. nadia lay nos cuenta más. carrie parks nos mostraba los pasillos de este motel ubicado en el centro de long beach, que dice parece una sala de hospital. esto después de que autoridades del departamento de salud acudieran a realizar pruebas de tuberculosis justo 2 días después de que la ciudad confirmara 14 contagios de la

del vehículo, los oficiales detuvieron a 3 ocupantes identificados como elder larios mayan, josé ramírez misma forma y la oficina del alguacil de san francisco informó que el departamento está suspendiendo todos los ejercicios de capacitación que impliquen el uso de gas pimienta hasta que sea posible hacerlo más seguro para la comunidad. esto luego que unos 20 niños y también adultos de la escuela primaria portola fueron afectados por una fuga de gases lacrimógenos durante un entrenamiento en un sitio aledaño. la vocera de alguacil tara moriarty emitió una disculpa a la escuela y también a la comunidad por ese incidente. aseguró que nunca en 20 años había sucedido algo similar y que están tomando medidas serias al respecto. hablemos ahora de estos inquilinos en oakland que están demandando al propietario del edificio donde viven, acusándole de condiciones de vivienda inhumanas. es que el complejo de apartamentos sufrió un incendio a principios de año que dejó sin agua y electricidad a los residentes por más de un mes. es una historia que le hemos estado dando seguimiento desde entonces y

as our len ramirez reports, he bet his savings on a dream that changed the food scene. >> you can see here we're making real barbacoa wrapped in banana leaves. >> reporter: his he's restaurant is a melting pot of foods, flavors, and car length -- and cultures. >> my favorite culture to be immersed in was the mexican culture. >> reporter: he grew up on san jose's east side loving mexican food. >> my first job was in a taco shop as a prep cook. >> reporter: he then went to culinary school and worked in a few more mexican restaurants. there was just one problem, as he became closer to his muslim faith, he couldn't eat many mexican dishes anymore because it wasn't permissible. >> i was going to food trucks and ordering a cheese quesadilla, it was terrible. >> reporter: so he started cooking mexican without lard or pork and used only ethically raised and slaughtered beef. >> i did a lot of my cooking at home to fill that void. a lot of my friends were saying you're really good at this. >> reporter: when covid hit and he was thrown out of work, he gambled his savings to start a food truck.

len ramirez has the story. >> weer started so small, but it has grown big exer bigger every year. >> i'll be studying at uc davis. >> reporter: the scholarships were sponsored by small business owner, many of them along east santa clara street. >> we need to help each other out. >> reporter: but one of the recipients, tyler gordon, told the organizers to give his scholarship money to another student. and that's because at 17 tyler is already a millionaire. >> i'm trying to figure out what i'm going to do. >> reporter: he's an internationally known artist, his distinctive portraits often done in a matter of minutes, are sought after by famous athlete, top celebrities, and politicians. his mother, nicole kindell, says the talent turned on like a switch when he was 10. >> he had a dream god told him he could paint. i told him go back to bed. >> how long you been paint something. >> ten months. >> reporter: tyler persisted and became famous as a prodigy and a best-selling author, but despite the fame and fortune, he remains very humble, partly due to his background as one of five kids be

he's had was injured. ramirez have taken him to the hospital. it's so just so terrible by way of very lucky and has to be joined the cause when the shape goes on it, tell me what correspond. andre, is she the gentleman? thanks a lot for joining me here. and this is a terrible time to start with v. what do we know? what's the latest update on the incident? yeah, well, that's another terrible day for belgrade. i mean, i spent a lot of time in the town. i have an affection for the know a lot of people there. i've met with the doctors who treated the victims of this uh, you know, essentially just a terrorism. and we know that there is at least 17 people, the injured. but given the destruction the collapse of an entire apartment lock, it looks like there's a lot of people trapped on the robot i might expect. sadly, a death told to rise several types of weapons use at punch to you, which is on soviet plates of ad me. so i would really, which was use previously in chronic poor skin and attack against a billions again, which also killed in numerous amou

as len ramirez shows us, her trip to the bay for carnaval is sparking a surge of pride among the local indigenous community. >> reporter: ancient dance traditions passed down from the maya and aztec are kept alive by people like the bay area's lilia. she's a guatemala-ameri can whose family was forced to flee genocide in 1975. and today she credits the face of guatemala's human rights movement and who will be honored as this year's carnaval grand marshal for saving ancient traditions and restoring pride in indigenous cultures. >> she has allowed her people to acknowledge the importance of our rituals, our culture, our ceremonies that have been passed down for thousands and thousands of years and had the potential to be lost during the war. >> reporter: she won the nobel prize in 1992 after dedicating and risking her life to publicize the plight of indigenous people in the guatemala civil war are thousands were killed or vanished. she lost her own father, mother, and brothers to the violence. >> i think she said the quiet things out loud. she spoke up about the violence against indigeno

british record signing mayra ramirez produced an outstanding individual display, scoring twice and assistinga to overtake chelsea but they could only manage 2—1 at aston villa. elsewhere, vivianne miedema scored for arsenal in her final game for the club. they thrashed brighton to finish third in the table. but it's been all about the title race today — it's a seventh wsl title for chelsea's manager emma hayes and a fitting send off as she leaves the club to take over as the usa head coach. all the leaders on the pitch was absolutely essential, a big occasion and the experience of everyone delivered today. i don't think i have any words. i'm probably mixed with a tonne of different emotions and it's the end and being with this team and these fans there are always in my heart. bayer leverkusen have become the first team in bundesliga history to go through a season unbeaten. the champions' 2—1 home win over augsburg earlier extends their run to 51 games without defeat. goals from victor boniface and robert andrich gave them their 28th league win of the season. and they have a busy week ahead —