en espacios cerrados, pero con algunas restricciones ramona menos habla detalle de de los alcances de muy hola, quÉ, tal. muy buenas tardes. bueno, finalmente el condado de santa clara paso y a nivel amarillo en el sistema de reapertura del estado, convirtiÉndose asÍ en el tercer condado del Área de la bahÍa en avanzar a un nivel con menos restricciones. el cambio de nivel. permitirÁ obviamente ampliar las capacidades en interiores para muchos, pero muchos negocios, pero ser de los nueve condados del Área de la bahÍa, tres ha logrado pasar al nivel amarillo. estamos hablando precisamente del condado de san francisco que se los reportados —— hasta ahora y un total de 13 de — de los estados estaban en franja amarilla. los gimnasios podrÁn admitir personas hasta un 50 por ciento de su capacidad. los restaurantes al 50 por ciento de capacidad y los estadios hasta un 67% de capacidad. >> todas las agenciasgubernamentales pueden aprender el estatus de zubak una naciÓn. si hay que seguir reportando los casos se sigan ocurriendo en los respectivos lugares de trabajo y que sigan las restriccio

these protections are crucial for domestic workers, like a woman i'll called ramona.e is a home care worker and a leader with the national domestic workers alliance in my district. she's an immigrant from honduras who identifies as black. ramona has faced sexual harassment and assault as a domestic worker in every city she's worked in, but she never reported the incidents because she didn't know where to turn. ms. yoon, your testimony indicated that ramona's experience is common among domestic workers. how do we protect domestic workers from sexual harassment and assault on the job? >> the experience of domestic worker you just shared is, unfortunately, too common. workers know they have no recourse, because they're not currently covered by title 7 and thus not protected from sexual harassment, assault in their workplace. this is the reason why we need to pass the domestic worker bill of rights to protect individual workers, but it also establishes standards across the country in these workplaces. >> ms. yoon, mr. decamp seems to deny any racist motivations behind den

these protections are crucial for domestic workers like a woman i will call ramona. she is an immigrant from honduras who identifies as lack. ramona has faced a sexual harassment and assault as a domestic worker in every city she has worked in but you never reported the incidents because she did not know where to turn. your testimony indicated her experience is common among domestic workers. how do we protect domestic workers from sexual harassment and assault on the job? >> the experience is unfortunately too common. workers know they have no recourse. because they are currently not covered by title vii and that is not protected by sexual harassment. this is the region we need to -- the reason we need to pass the workers bill of rights to protect individual workers and also establish standards across the country in these workplaces. >> mr. decamp seems to deny any racist motivations behind denying domestic workers protections. instead suggesting a narrow reading of the commerce clause was the only reason these workers were excluded. is that the case and is there any

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ramona lori outscored the home run.ven solid innings but watch the wind disappear from the gefi runs with only one out and the a's lose 9-4. >> i thought we played really good baseball. >> rain in denver delayed the start of the giants rockies game for about 90 minutes. skies cleared and then matt wisler was called to clean up logan webb's mess. they scored all of their six runs in the fourth inning and won the game?-five. really getting a feel of colorado sports, and assist for eric carlson, and then 3-2 is the final. i have in my hand, wednesday night, top five. number three prospect, elliott ramos hit his first of the season. how long until this guy is in? eterson thought he walked the cubs eventually beat the dodgers. charles barkley is a golf swing has been a joke for years. not anymore, he's been working on his game. he claims to have a single digit handicap, fat chance. the entire line starts after the opening face-off. check out the penalty box, packed with players. 141 total penalty minutes in the game. and his

. >> reporter: judge ramona gonzalez is a family court judge who fought for change in congress. >> this is so hard to understand because you would think that if a child's in danger, might be abused, of course a judge wouldn't put the child in that situation. >> but you have to prove that the child is at risk because you have a constitutional right to be a parent family law is based upon parents being able to equally parent their children. >> reporter: when there are allegations of abuse she says lawyers sometimes advise parents not to bring it up. >> there are lawyers who will say we're not going to mention the abuse because you can't corroborate it and it will impact the judge's view on your credibility on other issues. >> reporter: because the judge might then see them as a problematic parent who doesn't want to cooperate? >> correct. >> reporter: do you think bringing up the physical abuse worked against you? worked against me. >> reporter: in texas michelle whose last name we withhold to protect the children's privacy fought her ex-husband for custody of their four kids arguing he w

the only thing that really keeps me going >> reporter: in wisconsin long-time family court judge ramona gonzalez says too often judges elected or appointed to family courts lack experience with domestic violence. >> lots of brand new appointed judges wind up sitting in family courts across the country. >> reporter: do a lot of the judges who are dealing with difficult custody disputes have background in these >> no. to put it bluntly, they're going to do their time, so to speak, in family court and then they'll move on to a different court. >> reporter: but while they are in family court, she says, decisions are rarely appealed or overturned what kind of power does a family court judge have >> oh. now you're talking about a significant amount of power. >> thank you very much -- >> reporter: judge gonzalez is part of the national council of juvenile and family court judges, which offers training for judges who handle custody cases. >> if you have untrained judges that don't understand the dynamics of trauma, they will make assumptions. and those assumptions will lead to decisions that ar

f of shooting down happy ramona's french crude plain. in april 1994 triggering the genocide, it also accused the p. f of massacring hutus. they're both things that kick me and the r p. f. have always, vehemently denied. and france has now stopped talking about london activists have been jailed or killed for questioning the official narrative opposition politician victor lying a bit, a spent 8 years in prison. i was surprised to hear that tomorrow talk about the, the back end there feature. but if you want to talk to best reach out for rhonda, you have to include democracy. we've had to effect of human rights. we've got it. she piece and the stability icon stopped short of actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide. that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kick me his was well, something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth in its earlier years to gummies government switched when the schools from french language to englis

this is ramona protest, savage co founder of next or an opposition media channel in belarus. he's now in detention in his home country where he's on a list of individuals accused of terrorist activities. flight truck, his site showed his ryan air flight from athens to vilnius, where he was living changed course, just 2 minutes from the lithonian border. the official bella, russia news agency reported that president alexander lucas shanker, had personally ordered a fighter jet to escort the plane to minsk the cross later continued its journey without ram and protest savage. look, the shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the you showing that he can get along with, even at the, at the background of the strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimacy is not true. ignited by you literature can still make this powerful moves prosecuted his opponents, even those who manage to escape route. lithuanian president has called it an abortion section up and called on nato. and the european union to respond were still in the prepara

open jewelry retailer to nova supports re opening the store sits at the corner of university and ramonah streets are closed. limited access means lost sales. someone made it here the other day, and she said that she spent 20 minutes trying to navigate her way here. she finally ended up parking five blocks away and walking. i think it's time that we just get back to normal. the owner of the patio wasn't given street space. but she says the city allows for temporary park let's but she and many other owners have built, she says. the whole process has not been fair, but idea to help some while hurting. others is not the. s position for the city. supporters of st dining, say a city sponsored survey showed a majority of people favored the closures. this patron isn't one of them. it's killing downtown palo alto azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. four second year the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival has been called off, organizer say holding that event in october is not possible because of uncertain limits on public events. however the big pumpkin weigh off is still set for october 11th or

. >> a couple who was there on january 6th who you talked to, ramona and daryl.hey were there on january 6th. everyone, have a listen to what they told robert in this clip. >> just listen to daryl and ramona again in florida. >> watching all of the videos that have come out, it was very apparent that much of it was staged. there were actors, okay? there were people who were simulators, okay? it was very staged and planned. >> i believe that it was all put on. and i've got to believe it was by the liberals. >> robert, they were there and yet they are contending that actors, it was staged. it's put on by the liberals? >> exactly. i mean, this is the kind of inner story, if you like, jonathan. sure, january the 6th was borne out of a conspiracy theory, namely, that the presidential election of november had been stolen, but it also spawned an entirely new conspiracy theory. namely, that that was a false flag operation on january the 6th. it was done by the left to incriminate and toxify the far right in america. and that's held by millions of people across this count

yes, but loss control is decision, doxey gosh, but a lot of april fionn by the system. ramona can city fitness i stuck in on peace. have such pictures east of saturday? well then by suddenly us from the know the say no, i cannot. she's not to put on the limit. there must be murder she'll. she'll deal if you will give him a note to get under me . all he's taken to the brutal seem to be running into marketing as you did for me in 2 for the maybe she a scene for what he does, he does, he will, she did, but a loss he had to get into the kitchen on the team. go, he could provide him into competing, make him a kimono, mac. everybody had me more or less. however, if you need to model it and audio must. milton, if you can let me know and be tentative later lunch hour p document tomorrow. no. i bought a conflict of cds on it, but kaloni got it was already gated ross a in limited. she's in the real world but our competitors in the middle and he does indeed. what do you know? a lot of the media know we're going to do the portable, she lost my daughter, she's a black eagle my lot to see though the

ramona africa. amy: you can see our all of our interviews about the 1985 move bombing and its aftermath at democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the death toll in gaza has reached at least 119 as israeli -- israel escalates its aerial assault and fires heavy artillery at the besieged territory. israel is also threatening to send in ground troops. israel has so far have killed at least 31 palestinian children, many under the age of 10. gaza authorities report 40% of the victims in the israeli assault have been women and children. over 830 palestinians have been wounded so far this week, but gaza's hospital systems are on the verge of clapse as doctors face shortages of medicine and recurring power outages. the u.n. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs rerts more than 24 palestinian schools ve also been damaged in the israeli strikes. eight people have died in israel as hamas continues to

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open jewelry retailer to nova supports re opening the store sits at the corner of university and ramona. both streets are closed. limited access means lost sales. someone made it here the other day, and she said that she spent 20 minutes trying to navigate her way here. she finally ended up parking five blocks away and walking. i think it's time that we just get back to normal. the owner of the patio wasn't given street space. but she says the city allows for temporary park let's but she and many other owners have built, she says. the whole process has not been fair, but idea to help some while hurting. others is not the s position for the city. supporters of st dining, say a city sponsored survey showed a majority of people favored the closures. this patron isn't one of them. it's killing downtown palo alto. in other cities like san carlos and menlo park, have also debated and their street closures early. palo alto c council is expected to make a decision next month. andre all right, we'll see what happens. then i said, thank you so much, half of all adults in the u. s are now fully va

sunday, sunday, it's going to be a gorgeous day for amy, kansas, sunny skies, it's looking at ra ramonalogist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we can see the fog rolling over the hills over towards sfo and stronger ocean breeze will help cool off our temperatures today. we will reach into the mid-70s today and tomorrow for some of our warmest spots inland and it heats up again for the weekend. by mother's day we will see highs back in the mid-80s and hotter this week, while san francisco will keep temperatures highs in the 60s. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi >>> oh, we have all been waiting for 15 long months for this very moment, standing up here with all of you and having live music on our plaza, and we're so thrilled to have onerepublic do the honors. >> they're going to perform for our crowd of nurses in just a moment, but first, a quick look at the band behind a massive hits ♪ run, run, run ♪ >> it's the latest release from onerepublic, the grammy nominated rock band out with their new single "run. ♪ i

. >> reporter: jumping into the flow with luann and ramona. >> new boyfriend?o speak her mind and show viewers where she stands. and now we're going to speak to eboni k. williams who is joining oni, thank you for joining us. you are making history for this franchise so what made you decide to do the show? >> michael, so great to talk with you. you know, i tend to pick jobs throughout my career where i can maximize my ability to have impact on the audiences. so, you know, as you noted i started my career as a trial attorney, then i went to cable news and broadcast and talk radio and, you know, it just kind of made sense to reach the massive and compelling audience of the cultural juggernaut of "real housewives." >> the tag lines are my favorite. they're phone for it. yours is i've worked hard -- i've worked twice as hard for half as much but now i'm coming for everything. what do you mean by this? >> well, you know, michael, here's a black woman in america, i'm sure you can understand as a marginalized person in america, period, there is an expectation of overex