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s mother, raquel barrett and the family's attorney william wagstaff. i'm so sorry that you had to see that again. it was important for our viewers to see those final moments, though. >> it is just difficult to watch. i mean, for me as a mom, my mental health is not doing too good at this moment because my son is not here. >> raquel -- >> yeah, raquel, i want to just give you a moment to -- i know this is very difficult, i want you to gather your thoughts for a moment and let me ask william wagstaff, the lawyer representing the family, mr. wagstaff, can you tell us a little bit about how this played out yesterday. the release of this footage, how was it given to you and what do you plan on doing next? what are some of the unanswered questions you have at this moment? >> for starters, the way this was handled was insensitive, and it was irresponsible. they initially wanted the family to come and sit with the group of strangers as if this was a movie theater to watch this video. instead of sending it to me as a attorney, which i refused to do because i fo

more federal money to local election authorities to help them deal with the pandemic in washington raquel martin. >>senator kamala harris sat down for an in-depth interview with kron 4 about everything the protest to what she's doing

it's raquel welch.tte wig to do raquel's action scenes. >> by the late 1960s, ann calvello has been burning up the roller derby track for two decades. jim fitzpatrick is a young boy watching tv when he first sets eyes on the demon of the derby. >> it was 1968. >>those of us who loved him... >> bobby kennedy was assassinated, and it was a saturday morning, and they had the funeral procession, which was airing on all the channels. >> the only alternative for a sports-crazy kid... ...an independent tv station airing a raucous battle. >> they were skating at this wild, blinding speed, hitting each other, banging each other. people are falling. >> he's hooked and unable to avert his eyes from the veteran vixen with the bod of a 25-year-old. his strange inheritance contains the proof. >> these are her shorts while she was on the midwest pioneers, and she was already at this point, 41 years of age. >> they're very, very, very small. >> "if you got it, flaunt it," the saying goes, and ann does. >> i wear hot pa

>>and our capitol bureau reporter raquel martin has more on that. >>there's a lot of trauma that's happening in community right now thursday after his told the congressional black caucus that congress must dive deeper to stop the cycle of violence darrius ballenger mentors youth on the south side of we spent 3 times more. >>on the force main thing we do educating as important. if folks are feeling less than ballenger and black lives matter co-founder alicia garza also defended calls to defund the police education has been defunded. >>housing has been defunded health care has been defund in everything that keeps our communities, safe and secure with dignity has been defunded democrats justice and policing act doesn't to fund the police. >>but the cdc says it's clear minority communities need more resources. it is. >>personal for all of us it is particularly personal from me florida democrat bill demings is a former social worker and orlando police chiefs that every time society fails we put it on the cops to solve not enough mental health funding, bu

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the details. >>this decision is a landmark victory for lgbt people all across the country monday. the supreme court ruled it illegal to fire someone from their jobs for being or transgender now people can be protected by federal law upon go david is the president of the human rights campaign the country's largest advocacy group he says the ruling have huge implications for millions of lgbtq americans living in areas without existing protections. i can't underscore how significant it is we all in most cases have to work the ruling was 63 conservatives chief justice roberts and neil gorsuch sided with the liberal into the court the crux of the legal fight came down to the word, just as gorsuch in his opinion says firing someone for their orientation or gender identity is quote and disguise double from their sets. something americans are already protected against this ruling is disappointing kate andersen represent the michigan funeral home that lost in today's ruling unfortunately the supreme court

>>in washington raquel martin. >>to the south bay now santa clara county is easing some restrictions due to the coronavirus the order now allows for outdoor dining at restaurants and in-store shopping and retail locations, some low contact service businesses can reopen. no contact in-home services like housecleaning can resume all children are allowed to go to childcare summer camps or summer school as long as or in groups of no more than 12 outdoor gatherings of 25 people are allowed for religious services and cultural ceremonies and gatherings out swimming pools are permitted as well as car based gatherings. all right here in the bay area there over 14,000 confirmed coronavirus cases check out the numbers on your screen alameda county leads the counties with more than 3400 infections. the virus has been deadlier in the south bay in santa clara county were a 142 people have died if you want to check out the complete breakdown, the cases by city by county. it's always available on our website kron 4 dot com. now ac

also extends to people who are or transgender our washington correspondent raquel martin has details. >>this decision is a landmark victory for lgbtq people all across the country monday. the supreme court ruled it illegal to fire someone from their jobs for being or transgender now people can be protected by federal law upon go david is the president of the human rights campaign the country's largest advocacy group he says the ruling have huge implications for millions of lgbtq americans living in areas without existing protections. i can't underscore how significant it is we all in most cases have to work the ruling was 63 conservatives chief justice roberts and neil gorsuch sided with the liberal into the court the crux of the legal fight came down to the word, just as gorsuch in his opinion says firing someone for their orientation or gender identity is quote and disguise double from their sets. something americans are already protected against this ruling is disappointing kate andersen represent the michigan funeral home that lost in today's ruling unfortunately the supreme court

washington dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >>this is going to build on the affordable care act. this is absurd. this is psychotic monday democrats and republicans to reignite their feud over health care as house democrats like michigan's debbie dingell advanced a plan to expand coverage under the affordable care act when you're in the middle of a pandemic when people are scared you're anxious. you don't threaten to take away their health care you helped make it stronger. the vote comes just days after the trump administration called on the supreme court to scrap the obama era program, illinois democrat cheri bustos says that would leave 23 million americans without health care, i can't think of something more foolish democrats say their plan would lower premiums allow the government to negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushi

. >> raquel, una joven que reside en santa rosa relata este mismo mensaje. >> dicen que un es un temaias externas, que lo mismo tuvo que retirar con tal de aceptarse. >> con tu con el conocimiento que tienes, quÉ le dirÍas a esa niÑa? >> que es muy linda con su piel morena. >> expertos en el tema dice que el primer paso hay mucho por desaprender y mucho mÁs por aprender. hay que aprender de la historia para poder hacer una transiciÓn para un mejor futuro. >> una larga reflexiÓn que nos queda. mÁs informaciÓn en la aplicaciÓn, univisión Área de la bahÍa. hablamos con algunos orgullos en el condado de contra costa que reabren despuÉs de varios meses. >> a raÍz de los recientes actos de racismo, un distrito escolar del sur de la bahÍa, estÁ considerando incluir clases sobre estudios Étnicos. >> le comento que la ola de racismos, es uno de los males que afecta a muchas comunidades de color en los estados unidos y prÁcticamente todo el mundo. hablamos que la superintendencia del distrito escolar. >> para que los estudiantes puedan aprender acerca de la diversidad de la comunidad. >> de acu

president doesn't use the campaign to politicize the daca program our washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >>debate over immigration reform is back in the spotlight as president trump. heads for the mexican border we're going to actually recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka a program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus hi

but as raquel martin reports republicans argue the democrats are inviting rampant voter fraud. >>every election we say this is the most important election you know in the history of elections, illinois democrat robin kelly says this november provides an opportunity for americans who have taken to the streets demanding change his own that people exercise their right to vote but the very act of voting is complicated by the pandemic we need your help michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson and billy wright activists are asking congress to support in finance vote by mail programs in all 50 states even in the midst of this moment safe and secure elections or possible bids in says michigan's last election is proof in 99% of voters who participated in the may election chose to vote from home and there are 0 reports of front but republicans and the president argue vote by mail invite that actors to tamper with votes that is an opportunity for fraud, illinois republican rodney davis says he doesn't trust democrats just think this is a trojan horse, the democrats in washington are con

it's our washington dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >>this is going to build on the affordable care act. this is absurd. this is psychotic monday democrats and republicans to reignite their feud over health care as house democrats like michigan's debbie dingell advanced a plan to expand coverage under the affordable care act when you're in the middle of a pandemic when people are scared you're anxious. you don't threaten to take away their health care you helped make it stronger. the vote comes just days after the trump administration called on the supreme court to scrap the obama era program, illinois democrat cheri bustos says that would leave 23 million americans without health care, i can't think of something more foolish democrats say their plan would lower premiums allow the government to negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrats. reese david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been push

underlying issues that contributed to floyd's deaths at the hands of police capitol bureau reporter raquel martin has the story. >>there's a lot of trauma that's happening in community right now thursday after his told the congressional black caucus that congress must dive deeper to stop the cycle of violence darrius ballenger mentors youth on the south side of chicago. we spend 3 times more on the force main thing we do educating as important. if folks are feeling less than ballenger and black lives matter co-founder alicia garza also defended calls to defund the police education has been defunded housing has been defunded health care has been defund in everything that keeps our communities, safe and secure with dignity has been defunded democrats justice and policing act doesn't to fund the police. >>but the cdc says it's clear minority communities need more resources. it is. >>personal for all of us it is particularly personal from me florida democrat bill demings is a former social worker and orlando police chief that every time society fails we put it on the cops to solve not enough m

>>in washington raquel martin. >>up next the search for a hit and run driver in the south is over we'll tell you who is responsible for hitting an elderly bicyclist plus local marijuana dispensaries are working to recover from last week's looting by one shop says it has no business will ever be the same and a massive black lives matter crowd marching in pittsb >>protesters in pittsburgh march through the city today and then held a moment of silence on the ground in honor of the late george floyd kron four's phillipe djegal reports that the demonstrators say they also want the city council to consider defunding the police department activists insisting that their community can police itself. >>8 minutes and 46 seconds that's how long the now former minneapolis police officer held his knee on george floyd's neck on memorial day the unarmed handcuffed african-american man called out to his late mother pleading that he couldn't breathe. that's also how long protesters in pittsburgh held a moment of silence honoring the

>>our washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >>debate over immigration reform is back in the spotlight as president trump. heads for the mexican border we're going to actually recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka a program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus his energy on passi

>>in washington raquel martin. >>and we'll take you outside for a live look at conditions at sfo this morning, plenty of blue skies there sunshine too and no delays we'll be right back. kron four's happy to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate christine olvera christine is graduating from alhambra high school in martinez should be studying pre med come fall and you can let us know all about a graduate in your life as well just go to kron 4 dot com. find the salute to grads twenty-twenty under the news tab and then submit a photo of your graduate. let us know what high school the graduate attended and what's next in line for them. this line for us is to check out what's going on with kron on the scope to the newsroom and us i say hi to sanaz tahernia heist in us. >>hi marty so the chaos and violence continues across the country and here in the bay area as protesters flood the streets looting businesses will have an update on a police shooting that happened last night and we'll also take

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these acts of violence modern day lynchings and they're demanding congress make it a federal crime raquel martin now with more from capitol hill. >>it's a sad day in america fire in outrage over night in minneapolis and across the country as protesters demand justice for the killing of george floyd an unarmed black man i do its flying this to our children, ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view just devastate in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynchings and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois c

washington dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >>this is going to build on the affordable care act. this is absurd. this is psychotic monday democrats and republicans to reignite their feud over health care as house democrats like michigan's debbie dingell advanced a plan to expand coverage under the affordable care act when you're in the middle of a pandemic when people are scared you're anxious. you don't threaten to take away their health care you helped make it stronger. the vote comes just days after the trump administration called on the supreme court to scrap the obama era program, illinois democrat cheri bustos says that would leave 23 million americans without health care, i can't think of something more foolish democrats say their plan would lower premiums allow the government to negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushi

raquel barrett, william wagstaff, thank you for joining us. we hope you come back with any new developments on the case. >> thank you for having me. >>> back on capitol hill, democrats getting ready to unveil new legislation on police reform, we're going to bring that to you live when it happens. i am in so much debt. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dollars and thirty-one cents. sofi allowed me to refinance all of my loans to one low interest rate and an affordable monthly payment. and i just feel like there's an end in sight now and that my debt doesn't define me anymore. ♪ sofi is helping me get my money right. ♪ >>> welcome back. live pictures from capitol hill right now. congressional democrats getting ready to take to the podium to introduce their new legislation. sweeping reforms for police forces across the country. all of this comes in the wake of the killing of ahmaud arbery and breonna taylor and george floyd. we'll keep an eye on that for you. they just concluded a moment of silence, kneeling down for 8 minutes and 46 secon

these acts of violence modern day lynchings and they're demanding congress make it a federal crime raqueltin has more from capitol hill. it's a sad day in america fire in outrage in minneapolis and across the country as protesters demand justice for the killing of george floyd an unarmed black man i do its flying this. >>to our children, ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view just devastate in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynchings and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby ru

washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >>this is going to build on the affordable care act. this is absurd. this is psychotic monday democrats and republicans to reignite their feud over health care as house democrats like michigan's debbie dingell advanced a plan to expand coverage under the affordable care act when you're in the middle of a pandemic when people are scared you're anxious. you don't threaten to take away their health care you helped make it stronger. the vote comes just days after the trump administration called on the supreme court to scrap the obama era program, illinois democrat cheri bustos says that would leave 23 million americans without health care, i can't think of something more foolish democrats say their plan would lower premiums allow the government to negotiate cheaper prescription drug prices and incentivize more states to expand medicaid democrat sharif david says the bill would be a big help for kansas, one of 14 states that has not expanded its program, it's something that i've been pushi

raquel martin has story. >>read over the death of george floyd is reigniting calls for police reform on capitol hill there's many more things that could be done california congresswoman karen bass chairwoman of the congressional black caucus called an emergency meeting monday you can't come into communities that are poor and predominantly folks of color and act like you are. in a war zone, somewhere that says it's trying to pass bold new policy to hold police accountable in here outside the white house protesters agreed they say it's time the federal government do more to protect black dorje forward deserve better. >>all black americans do monday republican senator chuck grassley says he too supports reforms. but says will change only can happen at the local level in the meantime he promises hearings to review police policy nationwide this is an opportunity for congress to discuss parterre fans can and should be made to address. police use of force i don't want to go to a hearing givens or design. >>to collec

doesn't use a campaign stop to politicize the dhaka program we have our washington correspondent raqueln with a closer look. >>debate over immigration reform is back in the spotlight as president trump. heads for the mexican border we're going to actually recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus

. >> reporter: raquel willis who helped organize a rally for black trans lives in brooklyn, it has aense of exhilaration. >> i felt ex-ill rated and red eye redy to continue the fight. >> reporter: talk about black lives matter and the say her name campaign. often black trans women are left out of the conversation. >> we can't really have a real conversation on pride without talking about the stone waull riots, which was a queer uprising against police brutality. so when we think about the ways in which white supremacy plagues all black people, it is especially plaguing black trans folks as well. >> reporter: the third plaintiff in the scotus ruling, amy stevens, her attorney who's trans himself helped fight her case. >> reporter: bring us into the courtroom for a moment if you could. what was it like being there. >> to be a trans person, sitting there, i do think there's a lot of power to that. i was looking kavanaugh right in the eye. and gorsuch was right in front of me. and i was channeling my very existence and the existence of those that came before to say we are here and we ar

is not a solution and work with democrats in the senate to pass the immigration bill in washington raquel martin. >>and several employees from the california sheriff's and district attorney's office have been arrested for damaging a black lives matter sign in 1000 oaks one of the employees darren stone a sheriff's office employee who was seen slashing the sign twice while off duty. you can see was caught on video. he received a misdemeanor citation was placed on administrative leave investigative assistant in the ventura county district attorney's office was also cited for vandalism he has since resigned from his job. >>5.51 for your health this morning. the fda is warning you not to buy a specific hand sanitizer that's coming from a mexico company they make 9 different products and they have ingredient that could be absorbed in the skin and it's very dangerous. the sanitizer is made by as some bio cam in mexico and the products include all clean hand sanitizer as bio cam cleancare nogerm advance hand sanitizer and others. several samples were tested. and they found meth in all and that i

journalist and activist raquel willis addressed the crowd. >> i believe in my power.elilieve in your power. power.ve in our i believe i in black trans power. amy: the protest came as two more black trans women were killed last week. in ohio, 25-year-old riah milton was shot and killed last tuesday during a robbery in liberty township according to local authorities. two people have been arrested and charged with her murder. milton worked as a home health care aide and attended the university of cincinnati. one day earlier, dominique "rem'mie" fells was found kilild in philadelphia. an investigation is under way. friends remember her as a social butterfly. fells was a dancer and artist who hoped to become a fashion designer. the killings are believed to be at least the 13th and 14th violent deaths of transgender people this year. the american medical association has declared the killings of trans women of color an epidemic. for more, we are going to imara jones. who was there on the stage, at the of "translash" brooklyn protest. can you talk about the significance of wh

>>in washington raquel martin.st this weekend and don't worry we're going to change i'm back again by the middle of next week, here's how the lowdown goes today 68 5 1 o'clock it or we're talking 68 cool and breezy goes on for today, yes. the first word to any adventure. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus >>if you're heading out for that morning run or jog year

. >> reporter: raquel willis is hoping to unite those movements helping organize a massive brooklyn rallyur thinking around gender identity so new generations inherit a more inclusive, safer world. >> we need one where men and boys move up into a healthier version of masculinity. women and girls can be strong and capable leaders and all of those folks that are kind of in between or have more expansive experiences can be heard. >> reporter: you can see rainbow flags flying. now the stonewall inn is a historic landmark, but it's also a functioning bar that's struggling to survive the pandemic. it's been shut down throughout, as have the pride marches across the country, but it's not stopping people from gathering. online you can attend online festivals, online concerts. you can even run a pride 5k together while apart. it's all about social distancing. >> for ways to celebrate pride this weekend in your community visit goodmorningamerica.com/pride. >>> coming up, the first family of board games. >> announcer: the countdown is on to one of the most anticipated releases of the summer, "hamilt

my name is raquel. as you know, soma filipinas is an organization of children, youth, families and seniors. remember, one source of discomfort and shame is the state of our streets. it's not only for our visitors, as the previous caller, you know, mentioned that, you know, it's a concern for people we're trying to draw into the neighborhood, but it's also quality of life issue when our kids 18 years have to watch every step they take. and then also, in this time, it's a public health issue, and we have to worry about bringing disease into our home. having a separate sanitation department would help this problem, and i appreciate supervisor haney's initiative. having a separate department focused on keeping our streets clean could make a huge difference. it's also important to make sure that there's no self-dealing, to have more transparency over issues and contracts, but i think it's also an issue of equity when not all neighborhoods get the same level of street cleaning as we deserve. and as we know in

. >>> continuamos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa", raquel adelante. >>> gracias y bueno inmigrantes podrÍane toman los oficiales en la frontera. >>> vamos a ser mÁs especÍficos abogado, ¿quiÉnes serÍan los afectados por esta decisiÓn judicial? >>> la persona que se presente en la frontera tiene ciertos derechos para pedir asilo, los que se verÁn afectados son las personas que se presenten en la frontera a pedir asilo y no pasen la primera instancia, o sea la entrevista inicial de pedido de asilo. si un oficial o un juez dice que no es aceptado, esta persona ya no tendrÁ mas recursos. >>> el fallo del tribunal supremo de justicia ocurriÓ ayer, pero ¿desde cuÁndo empezarÍan a ejecutar esta orden sobre las personas y su pedido de asilo? >>> la corte ya decidiÓ y se puede implementar este tipo de medidas inmediatamente. a, tengamos en cuenta que normalmente es un proceso, y toma tiempo implementar este tipo de fallos, pero veremos cÓmo esta administracion toma el tiempo para hacerlo. este es un fallo a favor de la administraciÓn trump, el aÑo pasado hubo otro recordemos, entonces veremos cÓmo i

empezamos como dice la abuela raquel de lo mÁs duro a lo más suave.isfrazado de bacalao 19.62. menos de $20. comen 15 personas fÁcilmente. aquÍ todos comen. . acompaÑamos con arroz blanco o con pan como comemos en mÉxico. chef: si quedan un poco una empanada con este relleno es una delicia. marÍa antonieta: saben que en esta secciÓn damos todo bonito y la noticia esperanzadora de hoy es que el amor todo lo puede. esta pareja se casÓ en medio de una protesta en filadelfia. habÍan postergado la celebraciÓn de la boda para 20 21 por la pandemia, pero la fecha original era el sÁbado pasado. aunque no tenÍan planeado casarse con la manifestaciÓn de fondo pues asÍ estuvo el asunto. ellos super felices. ella es de ascendencia de jamaica y Él caribeÑo. la novia dice que con esta situaciÓn terminÓ de conocer a su esposo. un hombre fuerte. juntos despuÉs se sumaron al reclamo masivo y pacÍfico de justicia por la muerte de floyd y el fin de racismo. quÉ mejor manera de empezar y probar que se quieren, que tienen los mismos ideales. karla: quÉ guapos! qué alegrÍa

marÍa antonieta: como mi abuela raquel en cruz para que se bendiga el alimento. en la casa. cambie los pantalones cada tres dÍas. >> quizÁs, lo más chistoso de la entrevista fue cuando nos mostrÓ que hasta sus mascotas entienden que no debemos de salir de casa por la pandemia de coronavirus. patricia: vamos. cuÉntame. quÉ pasa si salimos de casa? nos enfermamos. eso estÁ muy mal. muy mal. no debemos tocarnos. por eso, es que no hay que salir de casa para no enfermarnos. >> es una pausa que muy pronto pasara. patricia:recuerda quÉdate en casa. >> es patricia reyes desde la intimidad de su hogar en medio de la pandemia de coronavirus. ♪ ♪ ♪ carlos: me encanta el perro. francisca: todo el mundo encontrado sus maneras de llevar esta cuarentena y de salir de ella siendo mejor. carlos: buenos consejos. sobre todo, de la bÁscula. [risas] muchos estamos sufriendo de eso. francisca: parece que la nevera nos persigue, pero somos nosotros. hablemos de lo que estÁ ocurriendo con diferentes artistas que se han pronunciado como todos ustedes saben por la muerte de floyd. la ca

>> the soma filipinas, we spoke -- i've been in correspondence with raquel, the -- i believe she's the director. after the initial e-mail, i didn't hear back, so i followed up with another e-mail. i heard from david wu, and we've been corresponding since -- >> commissioner imperial: everything's done in the e-mail? >> i'm sorry. >> commissioner imperial: so the correspondence were done in the e-mail? >> that's correct, yes. >> commissioner imperial: and with their proposal -- or with their interest of having a 21 unit affordable housing, you said that affects your viability. was there any kind of, in your part, order to increase it or how was that discussion happening from that time? >> in regards to market rate, we discussed the 20% over e-mail, however, i replied back that for us, it was economically unfeasible due to the -- the length of time that we've had to carry this project forward until -- to this public hearing today, as well as the rising construction costs. >> commissioner imperial: and did you guys talk about the kinds of units and the a.m.i.s that will be for this buildin