raquel martin joins us live now. and raquel, does this latest exchange include any americans? >> well, there are actually learning just moments ago the white house confirms that one american woman has now crossed the border into israel. so that brings the total hostages that are americans were trapped in gaza to 2. this is definitely going to be welcome news from the white house. >> after more than 7 weeks of being held captive by hamas, more hostages are walking free. >> the exchange came just hours before 6 day ceasefire was set to expire. and as secretary of state antony blinken respect to israel on a mission to extend the pause even longer, that's something we believe is also something that israel was. >> blinken says an extension guarantees more hostages are freed and more aid is delivered into gaza, but ultimately israel promises to presume fighting to take out. hamas was able to up the soup, although aid to gaza house increase the world health organization. now warren scares access to clean drinking water and unsanitary living conditions, put hundreds of thousands now d

raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel police in petaluma are mourning the loss of one of their canines. pasco work from 2012 to 2020. >> some of his skills included handler, protection suspect, apprehension, article searches and drug detection over the course of his 8 years in service, pasco seized more than 3 million dollars in cash in more than a million dollars in drug see lived out his retirement with the petaluma police detective. there and her family. that's code i today surrounded by friends and family. >> camp is going international airport announced plans to honor the late dianne feinstein by dedicating a terminal in her name. the chairman of the dianne feinstein, 100 plus committed and former mayor willie brown says it's time to pay homage and to say thank you. woman later who broke barriers and glass ceilings. the committee began working on this legacy, naming a project several months ago, stated senator feinstein's passing move the progress forward. there's not a date yet on when the dianne feinstein in

el amor sería ayudar a los demás con esta pregunta básica, raquel descubrió que su camino en la vidanexión con mi propio consejera. le agradezco mucho porque entiendo. tenía 750 estudiantes. no tiene tiempo, desafortunadamente. pero yo me quiero enfocar a poder conocer a cada estudiante que mariel está dedicada a asistir a los estudiantes recién llegados a los estados unidos. >> ayuda a los inmigrantes pensando en su propia madre que vino de méxico y la animaba a estudiar. >> ella no tuvo chance de ir al colegio determinarlo. ella no tuvo chance de muchísimas oportunidades. entonces yo siempre tengo su voz en mi cabeza cuando estoy ayudando a mis estudiantes. >> no le echaba mucha, muchas ganas a la escuela, no quería ir al colegio. yo no me. no me sentía que tenía la inteligencia para ir. >> angie decidió hacerse consejera cuando su vida dio un giro después de recibir estos servicios que la empoderan hoy en día. beneficiaria de daca está camino a obtener su maestría y nada. la detiene. no hay límite. >> nomás porque estás pasando por ciertas cosas. hay luz al final del sano. >> así

so raquel, how was his loss liberating?this. >> absolutely. well i wish we had more time, because they're so much nuance packed in here. but when i think about my father, such a loving, strong figure in my life. and also someone who didn't know what was possible for a young, black, queer, trans kid. so a lot of his corrections around how i express myself, engender, and on and on, it came with a bit of a bite. because there needed to be more freedom, just like what people like marlon wayans are able to show in the climate now. thanks to the strides of so many trans figures. so i say all of that to say i think we all need to be released from all of these gender expectations that don't serve many of us. it's not just the trans and non-binary folks, it's the cisgender folks, the ones who aren't trans who need to be freed up. the men and thys need to be able to love what they love, who they love, have interest without being bombarded with restrictions. and then saw one for women and girls, and on and on. so i hope people underst

raquel martin, back to you. grant, great news there. thank you. raquel. and less than an hour from now, the oakland city council will be having a special session to vote on a resolution to >> support a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll fife wrote the legislation the arab anizing center issued a statement thanking the city council for, quote, reflecting the voices of the diverse communities it represents and they say they will stand firmly on the side of peace and justice. meanwhile, the other side of jewish leaders in oakland who are condemning the resolution for not addressing the terror group hamas and its role in the violence. a vermont man has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges surrounding the shooting of 3 palestinian students. police say the victims, all 20 year-old man, we're walking near the university of vermont campus saturday when they were shot. 2 are in stable condition, but the 3rd has serious injuries. 48 year-old jason eaton appeared in court for the first time today when he entered that not guilty plea. inves

raquel martin, back to you. raquel, thank you for that. >> going to switch gears here and take a peek outside set san francisco's embarcadero. as you can see, a little bit of a breeze. plenty of blue skies still hanging around. skyler grogan is with us. good to see you. pay their nice to be here. thank pretty nice out there today. >> but a little bit of a change happening. feels a little more wintery, doesn't sure especially in the morning exactly morning was really chilly again. we had a few spots get down to, but no, the freezing level in the north bay right now, though, mostly sunshine out there, although you can certainly see that there's a little bit of haze as well. and unfortunately, our air quality is not spectacular. but temperatures at san jose right now sitting at 69 degrees. you can see 62 in alameda. 61 in downtown san francisco and about 64 up in santa rosa seasonally. we should be in those low 60's right now. so that's about right. we've been a little warm honestly up to now. so a little bit of a

our washington correspondent raquel martin has more. >> the actions we take today will lay the groundwork for how an eye will be used in the years to come. vice president kamala harris is meeting with 28 nations and industry leaders at the first ever global ai summit in london pledging to work together on international safeguards. >> in 30 nations have signed a declaration to make i used by the military is compliant with international humanitarian law. and i call on more nations to join the announcements come just days after the president signed the first executive order to rein in ai in the u.s.. the vice president says those efforts designed to stop the spread of misinformation and discrimination should be applied everywhere to advance human rights and human dignity. susan aaronson who researches international data governance as those overarching goals are good, but says the u.s. must take enforceable action to ensure ai companies use accurate data. but it is not. it's mainly built on english language datasets, even though it's great the round. so that means that africa and latin americ

we're now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks for cal. take a look at this video shows the aftermath of a brazen crime in oakland. police are now looking for the burglars who used a backhoe. to break in 2 this gas station here. it happened yesterday morning around 2.15, on west grand avenue. police say the suspects use the to break the window of a gas station and then hit the atm repeatedly until it was dislodged. there was a person working there at the time terrified when the bucket rammed through the window. people that jumped through the window tied a chain to the atm. got into a pickup truck by the time officers got there. they say the group had already left with unknown amount of money. well. >> the woman authorities say is connected to a shooting in lake tahoe remains in the placer county jail on no bail after her first court appearance this week. samantha scott pled not guilty to all charges relating to the 2021 murder of gary spore and attempted murder of his wife. wendy good. the victim's daughter spoke out in court, insisting sc

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. and raquel, what are the chances that will see the cease-fire extended? >> well, qatar has been playing as the main mediator between the 2 sides and earlier today they said they were very optimistic they would be able to strike a deal to extend ceasefire at this point. we're just still waiting for some sort of announcement. >> all right. raquel martin, our dc correspondent, thank you for your coverage. meanwhile, long lines of trucks full of humanitarian aid continue rolling into gaza during the current ceasefire. the break in fighting allowing crucial supplies like food, water, fuel and medicine to arrive from egypt via the rafah crossing. however, we are told that crossing doesn't have doesn't truly help gaza citizens. the u.s. has already sent the first of 3 planned relief flights into that region. >> the united states airlifted 24.5 metric tons or more than 54,000 pounds of un humanitarian supplies to provide vitally needed medical supplies, warm clothing and food and nutrition as

kron 4 s washington correspondent raquel martin has more. >> every living first lady from melania trump to michele obama to hillary clinton and laura bush were all in attendance to honor their fellow first lady. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift. philanthropists, political strategists, mother and devoted wife of 77 years tuesday, president and first lady's from years past gathered in georgia to honor the life of former first lady rosalynn carter. she was born. >> just a few years after women got the right to vote. but she was made for these long journey missus. carter passed away last week at the age of 90 her husband, 99 year-old former president jimmy carter, who's been in hospice care since february, made 140 mile journey to say his final goodbye family describe missus. carter as a humble woman devoted to service. she had met kings and queens presidents, others and authority. she said the people that she met the most comfortable with. and the people she enjoyed being with the most with those that lived absolute abject poverty. a love letter

kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has more on the services. >> every living first lady from melania trump to michele obama to hillary clinton and laura bush were all in attendance to honor their fellow first lady. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift. philanthropists, political strategists, mother and devoted wife of 77 years tuesday, president and first lady's from years past gathered in georgia to honor the life of former first lady rosalynn carter. she was born. >> just a few years after women got the right to vote. but she was made for these long journey missus. carter passed away last week at the age of 90 thick, her husband, 99 year-old former president jimmy carter, who's been in hospice care since february, made 140 mile journey to say his final goodbye family describe missus. carter as a humble woman devoted to service. she had met kings and queens presidents, others and authority. she said the people that she met the most comfortable with. and the people she enjoyed being with the most with those that lived in absolute a

pues yo le dije chanis chanis la forma, la soltura, una chica verdaderamente wow de otro mundo y raquel de nicaragua, que elsy de nuestra mesa de asignaciones también. >> y bueno, sabemos que es un momento esperanzador el hecho de que se le dé luz de manera positiva a nicaragua en el mundo, claro, y pues nos da mucho gusto que estén celebrando a la señora raquel. gracias que platicamos con telemundo 48 la entrevista. >> claro que sí. bueno vamos con esto a la pausa en san josé un policía ha sido despedido por presuntamente exponerse ante víctimas de violencia doméstica. tendremos más detalles por carro directamente, sin pensarla. >> lo prende también le contamos que sospechosos entraron a robar varios automóviles a un concesionario en hayward del incidente. >> como ven, está captado en cámara. tenemos las imágenes a detalle. >> se acerca la fecha límite para elegir su plan de medicare y le ten recomdacionesagoen par rebotando de doctor en doctor. ¿por qué tiene que ser así? en kaiser permanente, el cuidado de tu salud es diferente, porque todos trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo q

our washington correspondent raquel martin has more on their message. >> the families are pleading fors to stand united behind israel in this fight. tuesday marks one month since hamas unleashed a deadly terrorist attack inside israel. and they say there should be no talk of a cease-fire until their loved ones are released. every day is like to turn to it's an agonizing wait for doors, libor. exactly. one month ago her 26 year-old son was one of more than 200 people abducted by hamas fighters in israel. i don't know anything. the families of several hostages were on capitol hill tuesday sharing their stories from the october 7th terror attack leaving 2 more funerals in a week. >> i've been in my entire life. they say congress must resist supporting calls for a cease-fire. >> until hamas frees hostages, this is a call for action. and this is a wake-up call. the biden administration and israel's government see a cease-fire is not on the table. in separate news conferences, democrats and republicans that the focus must be to pressure hamas to free hostages. i don't want to hear anything a

but on washington, raquel martin. >> back to you. all right, raquel, thank you very much. former president trump's daughter ivanka trump testified today in the civil fraud case involving her father and her brothers. she is facing questions about her father's assets financial statements. the former president faces a penalty of 250 million dollars for allegedly inflating the value of his properties. new york's attorney general is trying to ban the trumps from doing business in the state. ivanka trump, not defendant, but prosecutors claim she was involved with the trump organization even while working at the white house, she was very much involved. >> we uncovered the scheme. and she benefited from the personally strictly tied to the trump and to these properties that she helped secure financing for. >> expected to be the final witness before trump's lawyers begin making their defense arguments. former president trump testified monday. he denies all the allegations. the judge has already found trump and his sons liable for fraud. there are new details about the southern calif

grant. >> well, that's good raquel. but how is the white house responding to some criticism from some folks about the status of american hostages? there? >> well, they're definitely pushing back on this criticism. they were asked about this this afternoon. now they're saying that they're not part of any specific process detailing a which prisoners are hostages are specifically name they see. at the end of the day, it's hamas making that final call. >> all right, martin live for us in washington. thanks for co. and a couple of hours from now, the oakland city council will hold a special session to vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll fife wrote the legislation. the arab resource and organizing center issued a statement thanking the city council for reflecting the voices of the diverse communities it represents and saying it will stand firmly on the side of peace and justice. meanwhile, the other side of jewish leaders in oakland who have condemned the resolution for not ad

and around already strained hospitals horrifying and is demanding a ceasefire. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in a surprise announcement, gop presidential hopeful tim scott says he's calling it quits. senator scott was just on stage at last week's debate but says, quote, now is not his moment to run. his campaign struggled to gain traction. and tristan major donors recently pulled their support when making his announcement. scott said he had no interest in being vice president to whomever becomes the nominee. he also refused to endorse any of his opponents. meantime, former president trump's oldest sister maryanne trump. barry, has died. there is a former federal judge. she was reportedly found dead early this morning at her home on new york city's upper east side. cause of her death has not been revealed. the 86 year-old was selected by president ronald reagan to serve on the federal district court in new jersey in 1983. she was later nominated by president bill clinton in 1999. to the 3rd court of appeals. she retired from the bench in 2

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our washington correspondent raquel martin joins us now live. and the secretary of state recall just talked about this. what was he saying? >> that's right. in india today, secretary blinken actually said that there were far too many deaths among palestinians since the start of this war. notably, this is the biden administration's sharpest criticism of israel since this conflict began. >> secretary of state antony blinken says israel must do more to minimize civilian casualties as israeli forces ramp up fighting inside the gaza strip put israel announced yesterday will help blinken says for our daily pauses allowing palestinians to flee northern gaza is a positive but longer pauses are needed. blinken says the u.s. focus remains getting more than 200 hostages out while also surging humanitarian aid to hundreds of thousands of now displaced palestinians. conversations starting a week ago with the israeli government. >> about steps that can be taken to advance each of these objectives. the death toll in side of gaga surpassed 11,000 people this we

but on washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel. >> president biden is calling on american companies to lower costs and accusing corporations of price gouging at the launch of a new supply chain initiative. the president says prices are artificially high. now as the inflation rate slows, the president says supply chains are being rebuilt following pandemic shortages and corporations now need to give americans consumers a break. recent polling shows the president continues to get low marks from voters on his economic policies. lawyers for hunter biden say he is willing to testify publicly before the house oversight committee. his attorney sent a letter to the panel this week. earlier this month. the president's son was subpoenaed by house republicans. they want him to appear for an interview behind closed doors. but his lawyers say closed door. sessions are used to manipulate and even distort the facts too misinform the public republicans have issued subpoenas, focusing on the biden family's business dealings. it is unclear i

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dc correspondent raquel martin joins us live. a secretary of state antony blinken talking about this today. workout. >> catherine will blinken fresh from his middle east is in tokyo meeting with g 7 leaders and they collectively say they stand behind israel. but now they are also calling for urgent action to help civilians trapped inside of gaza. >> all of us want to end this conflict as soon as possible. wednesday, secretary of state antony blinken and g 7 leaders stress the need to protect civilians amid a humanitarian crisis inside of gaza. he also warned prime minister netanyahu against permanently occupying the gaza strip. there can't be returned to the situation. the status quo before october 7th as the death toll rises and essential goods running low in gaza, u.s. lawmakers are promising to include humanitarian aid inside their massive package designed to help israel defeat hamas. we will work hard hopefully in a bipartisan way. >> to get this done but trying to balance the needs of israel and palestinian civilians is incr

raquel martin, back to you. raquel, thank you. >> so this was a new york city where hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered near rockefeller center and they disrupted the annual christmas tree lighting chance included some slogans of the anti-defamation league says that the champ that they were doing calls for the dismantling of israel. palestinian supporters say it's a rally cry a heavy police presence kept protesters several blocks from the tree. they ended up outside of the news corp building. that's the home of fox news. in the north bay. people living in saint are being asked to lower their water usage during a temporary shutdown of the water plant. now this temporary shutdown starts tomorrow at last until december. 15th. this is so the city can repair the main wastewater treatment plant. the city is also working to fix the discolored water, which they say is likely due to iron and russ sediment in the system. the city is hoping that of people voluntarily start to conserve. a mandatory conservation

another ten minutes, thank you, raquel. >> good afternoon, raquel, director of fill pi nas and i want to acknowledge that i'm joined here by other members of the council that will be speaking another public comment. as you know, compose of representatives from various immigrant bipoca and lgbtq communities. for the last two years, we've been working with the public to under harmed and under served. today we want to share our equity vision for downtown and i apologize in advance, i'm not going to be as cheer' as the other presenters as we speak. this morning, my phone started blowing up from seniors and small businesses who saw the permit fence going up, blocking out their customer base and, you know, their care givers from being able to get to them. so this is part of the reality that our communities are facing, you know. what is happening in the city today and this coming week. one reason that we created a working group on downtown cover' is because, we have, we have been hearing about all of these initiatives and hearings and circles in which downtown recovery was being discussed an

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another ten minutes, thank you, raquel. >> good afternoon, raquel, director of fill pi nas and i want to acknowledge that i'm joined here by other members of the council that will be speaking another public comment. as you know, compose of representatives from various immigrant bipoca and lgbtq communities. for the last two years, we've been working with the public to under harmed and under served. today we want to share our equity vision for downtown and i apologize in advance, i'm not going to be as cheer' as the other presenters as we speak. this morning, my phone started blowing up from seniors and small businesses who saw the permit fence going up, blocking out their customer base and, you know, their care givers from being able to get to them. so this is part of the reality that our communities are facing, you know. what is happening in the city today and this coming week. one reason that we created a working group on downtown cover' is because, we have, we have been hearing about all of these initiatives and hearings and circles in which downtown recovery was being discussed an

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. santa rosa, police are investigating 2 separate incidents of knives being brought into high schools. one case left a student injured >> after they were stabbed and slashed. officers arrested 2 teenagers on wednesday. the first report came from santa rosa high school. police say a 14 year-old a 16 year-old from rival gangs got into a fight on campus. and that's when they say the 16 year-old pushed the 14 year-old boy down and then attacked him with the knife. the inter boy ran away and then was taken to the hospital by his family. then at montgomery high school school administrators reported a 14 year-old boy brought a knife to school. he first refused to allow staff to search his belongings, but that weapon was eventually confiscated. we heard from parents and students who say they're scared and frustrated. >> we should have to feel unsafe at school. you know, like i should have to be worried that, you know, some of shoot up the school stab another student? you know, i think it's real

the goal is to protect americans while also staying competitive on the global stage in washington, raquel> other news, a jury decided the autopilot technology was not to blame for a deadly crash in southern california 4 years ago. the case involved the family of the deceased driver named mike conley and 2 of his injured passengers. lee's model 3 veered off the 2.15 freeway and riverside county in southern california. back in 2019 and slammed into a tree before bursting into flames. the plaintiffs claimed a manufacturing defect caused the crash. they were seeking 400 million dollars in damages. tess argued that lee had been drinking liquor before the crash and had not activated auto pilot. jurors sided with tesla and the ruling just yesterday and this was the first lawsuit of its kind against tesla to go to trial. the honolulu fire department said that a brush fire in million. lonnie has burned 700 acres so far and is just 30% contained. fire officials add that the fire is in a remote mountainous area about a mile ilani mocha firefighters are now using a drone to watch over the blaze. well

the what the vice president spoke at the first ever global summit reporter raquel martin is in washingtonc., with that report. >> the actions we take today will lay the groundwork for how will be used in the years to come. vice president kamala harris is meeting with 28 nations and industry leaders at the first ever global ai summit in london. each are pledging to work together on international safeguards. >> in 30 nations have signed a declaration to make i used by the military is compliant with international humanitarian law. and i call on more nations to join the announcements come just days after the president signed the first executive order to rein in in the u.s.. the vice president says those efforts designed to stop the spread of misinformation and discrimination should be applied everywhere to advance human rights and human dignity. susan aaronson who researches international data governance as those overarching goals are good, but says the u.s. must take enforceable action to ensure ai companies use accurate data. but it is not. it's mainly built on english language datasets, ev

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. recall. thank you. and security was tight last night in 1000 oaks as people of many faiths showed support for the jewish people. >> there were armed guards and metal detectors at the temple as people were there singing and praying. the service followed the death of 69 year-old paul kessler. kessler was knocked to the ground sunday during a argument with a pro palestinian demonstrator. he suffered a head injury and then died the next day. rabbis and guest asked people to support the jewish people and pray for peace. >> jews and non-jews who supporters of israel and people who are against come together in dialogue feel like there's a place in community where they can talk to each other time at school. >> conversations have super muted. and this is the first time that i feel really immersed in a in a community that embraced me i am. >> while the circumstances surrounding paul kessler's death are still being investigated. we're taking a live look outside right now showing us what's happening here. quite tow

raquel martin, back to team recall. thank you so much. and we'll turn now to what's happening with the war, but still going on in ukraine. nbc news is reporting that u.s. officials have begun speaking with the ukrainian government. >> about possible peace talks with russia. they say european officials have also been involved in these discussions. those talks reportedly include broad overviews of what ukraine might quote, give up order to reach a deal. some of these conversations are said to have happened just in the last month. but the new reporting is some u.s. and european officials worry that the war has reached a stalemate. and now russia's defense ministry has released new video claiming to show a new prototype sub that's launching nuclear capable icbms. moscow says this test was carried out in the northern white. see it didn't say when this launch was carried out and there's no independent verification of the test. but this new class of submarines are capable of carrying 16 new color armed icbm. watching them undetected from any oce

but now in washington, raquel martin, back to recall. thank you. a confrontation turned deadly after a jewish protester was struck in the head and then fell to the ground during a rally in southern california. >> 69 year-old paul cassler was allegedly hit with a megaphone on sunday at this rally and 1000 oaks. he was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries on monday. and police are investigating his death as a homicide and looking into potential hate crime charges. >> information we're getting as conflicting with one another. there was clear, clearly an interaction between the 2, but what that level of interaction is still unclear. that's why we're asking for any video footage. we can have the one camera angle that i think you have all seen. that's up from the shell station is unfortunately blocked by the message board indicating gas prices. and so we cannot see that from that angle. so we're hoping that somebody has video that can help shed some light on what occurred. >> the jewish federation of the greater los angeles area is saying th

kron four's raquel martin joins us now live from dc and recall the secretary of state talked about this today. what does he say? >> that's right. well, in india, secretary of state antony blinken said far too many palestinians have died in this conflict. notably, this is the biden administration's sharpest criticism of israel since this war began. >> secretary of state antony blinken says israel must do more to minimize civilian casualties as israeli forces ramp up fighting inside the gaza strip put israel announced yesterday will help blinken says for our daily pauses allowing palestinians to flee northern gaza is a positive but longer pauses are needed. blinken says the u.s. focus remains getting more than 200 hostages out while also surging humanitarian aid to hundreds of thousands of now displaced palestinians. conversations starting a week ago with the israeli government. >> about steps that can be taken to advance each of these objectives. the death toll in side of gaga surpassed 11,000 people this week, according to the area's health ministry. our hearts are heavy in the face of

raquel martin, back to you recall. thank you. during last night's oakland unified school board meeting was cut short after some board members felt they could not keep the crowd under control. that crowd demanding. >> a permanent cease-fire in palestine. the board was scheduled to address a new legislative item calling for a cease-fire and for hamas to release hostages. once the school board president announced there would be no public comment to the crowd started to boo and got angry. it is disappointing and i view it as a cowardly action to the meeting and not hear the people. >> believe that. >> there is a current genocide taking place against the palestinian people. >> and the best usd can support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. >> a vote on the cease-fire item has not been scheduled. altercations between pro israeli and pro-palestinian supporters broke out last night in los angeles at the screening of a f

they also and knowledge that much more aid is necessary for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you, rick howe and police in suburban los angeles are investigating a man's death following an altercation at dueling pro israel pro-palestine rally is over the weekend. >> 69 year-old paul kessler was allegedly hit with a megaphone on sunday at a rally in 1000 oaks. he was rushed hospital but died from his injuries on monday. police are investigating his death as a homicide and they're looking into potential hate crime charges. in a statement today, the jewish federation of los angeles said it was the 4th major anti-semitic crime committed in la this year, adding in part, quote, violence against our people has no place in civilized society. we will do everything in our power to prevent it. and and it's that's the end of the quote. closer to home. san francisco unified now saying it is investigating an incident where a graffiti swastika was found in the stairwell at washington high school. the school has removed it and they are currently offering support for any students or

raquel martin reports. >> democrats say the supreme court's new code of conduct fall short.cannot be the final word. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the rules which mirror those of lower court judges are a good first step but are missing any way for them to be enforced. it says if they're agreeing to the rules of baseball, but no one pyres the 14 page document signed by all 9 justices formally spells out how justices should avoid any appearance of bias or conflicts of interest. barring them from political fundraisers, campaign events and from accepting gifts is fish thing we should not underestimate what a major move this is for the courts. paul schiff, berman, a law professor at george washington university says he believes the rules will be affective. the justices will feel as if they really do need to comply because people are watching and warns going further could backfire. you could imagine, for example, donald trump were president and didn't like what a particular justice ruled he might direct the attorney general. >> to start trying to that justice. the code

raquel: se enterÓ de las visas temporales de trabajo por un amigo.dos unidos para reducir la migraciÓn irregular en centroamÉrica. tania forma parte de unas 7000 que se han entregado en el salvador este 2023. >> en el 2022, emitimos mÁs de 4000 visas. y este aÑo, cerramos con mÁs de 7000. raquel: segÚn cifras de la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza de estados unidos, en el Último aÑo, las detenciones salvadoreÑos intentando ingresar de forma irregular al paÍs se redujo en un 35%. para organizaciones, aunque la migraciÓn irregular ha disminuido, y el nÚmero de visas otorgadas va en aumento, sigue siendo insuficientecontener el problema. >> es un personaje muy mÍnimo ante la realidad de la migraciÓn irregular que estamos observando en el paÍs. raquel: aunque de momento sÓlo ha viajado dos veces, tania asegura que la visa temporal de trabajo le dio un giro de 180 a su economÍa familiar. fÉlix: en medio de la ola de desapariciones en mÉxico, el paÍs estÁ en la mira de las autoridades de guatemala. esto luego de que se diera a conocer que al meno

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in corrie many, many years ago called raquel . many years ago called raquel.l. janelle and janelle . janelle and janelle. >> honestly, honestly, i used to be a model. you know , and then be a model. you know, and then i started pulling pints . started pulling pints. >> it's incredible. it's like it's like she's here in the room into it, guys. i mean, that's. >> she's safe when i'm around. no one is safe. >> it was your favourite impression. >> i think it has to be. i have two favourites. you know what message me and my aussie. >> love this show because you're fab ulous, darling. >> yeah, that's sharon osborne who got that one. >> so know obviously never underestimate the power . nice to underestimate the power. nice to know i love doing the pricey. i just do what do you think? i love it. >> that's jordan isn't it? >> that's jordan isn't it? >> katie price. yeah, we're on the pole as well today, so . the pole as well today, so. >> oh, that's good. yeah. i want to see you on the pole. >> really? i want to see. pull a point. wife alert there. by the way, polar pi

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this country superstar's "friends in low places" was named cma single of the year in 1991 raquel >> whoor swift [ buzzer ] >> his name's sidney carton. >> jimmy: aah. there you go [ cheers and applause that's right sidney carton. well, some movie news, this is exciting, today, "the hunger games" prequel hit theaters. yep, yep it's big [ cheers and applause this took place before "the hunger games," so it's called "the hangry games. [ laughter ] guys, i don't know if you saw this, but this week a lot of travis kelce's old tweets went viral for a good reason. they're just really wholesome and fun. and people are loving them so, we thought we'd share some of them with you now it's a little song called "the ballad of travis kelce." tariq, take it away. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ travis used to tweet a lo nah, he wouldn't quit ♪ ♪ i just gave a squirre a piece of bread ♪ and it straight smashe all of it ♪ ♪ now this guy' with taylor swift ♪ ♪ and yea the two are dating ♪ ♪ i had no idea they ate bread like that haha hashtag crazy ♪ ♪ sometimes they were simpl and sometime they were clever ♪ ♪

as well as, as more than 1400 as res raquel, than announced as attack on october, the 7th. these really minute tree says 40 soldiers, i've also been killed since it began its ground offensive on time of the fact you fast. well as palestinian casualties, mount many victims of israel's bombardments, of being buried without funeral rights mass graves up in dog across garza. as you see that folks are full summit trees all over crowded, and many families are now having to dig up long varied bodies to make space. hundreds of palestinians have gathered to hold a funeral for thousands of people killed during and his really raid and jeanine on thursday, 14 people died and one of the biggest grades in the occupied westbank this year, the most violent since october, the 7th. these really minutes reset is conducted to quite a counter terrorism operations engineering using drugs. it also says that a residence 20 people and seems to guns and ammunition funding smith is in jeanine with the latest for a major clean up operation. in janine on friday, this was a little late road until is ril

and i think that's the issue we're running into with with trying to implement what what raquel talked about in the soma pilipinas cultural district was they were relying on potential funding from kilroy's project, the flower mart project in central. so i'm to fund the gateway. and so as you know, office projects aren't moving forward. that project is not likely to move forward any time soon. so that funding not available for this project. so we're looking for other potential sources. we were looking at the at the trust fund as a potential source, but i think this all highlights you know, the bigger problem that there's not a ton of funding for arts projects we rely on either unfunded mandates to require affordable housing projects to use really what's in essence, housing money to fund art or through other sources like, you know, a fee on office projects like the central soma projects. so it just speaks to that bigger issue of funding for art projects. but we do think, you know, it's part of our housing element and our work program is to work with the cultural districts on their implem