rivera: era un sueÑo oscuro. no se veÍa la necesidad para darles la misma educaciÓn. sandoval: aunque en blackwell, segÚn cuentan quienes la sufrieron, las tÁcticas de discriminaciÓn alcanzaron niveles extremos. >> yo me acuerdo que nos llevaron en lÍnea a todos, al donde estaba el flagpole. esta foto es cuando... sandoval: betty nÚÑez tenÍa 7 aÑos, cuando junto a sus compaÑeros de escuela presenciÓ un evento llamado “el funeral del seÑor espaÑol”. nuÑez: nos dijeron que iban a enterrar al spanish, porque ya no Íbamos a hablar mÁs espaÑol. sandoval: segÚn nÚÑez, la maestra evelyn davis obligÓ a los niÑos, uno a uno a escribir la palabra “espaÑol” en pedazos de papel y colocarlos dentro de un pequeÑo ataÚd de madera que luego fue enterrado en el patio de la escuela por los propios alumnos. ¿quÉ sensaciÓn le daba que estaban enterrando la lengua que se hablaba en su casa? nuÑez: me sentÍa un poco lastimada. porque no fuimos tratados igual. rivera: somos originales de aquÍ de marfa. sandoval: nÚÑez y rivera dicen qu

rivera: oh, it hurts. ahh. woman: it looks like it's having a good effect. rivera: why i want my tattoos removed is because it's just a bad example when i'm out there with my kids. out there, like, i can't go to the beach and they're looking at my tattoos, because i don't want them to follow suit. i want to be a better role model for them. i came out with no probation, no parole, nothing, so, i didn't even have no helping hand and everything. the first day i got out, i ended up staying at union station, downtown l.a., and then fr there, i look at myself. i was like, man, like, really hit rock bottom, but was rlly tempted to start slanging and making quick money how i used to say. i had all the connections and everything. i went to homeboys, and i remember there was a solar program they had right there. you know what, i go, solar's gonna be a career for me, so, i'm gonna just stick with the solar. so, i end up doing the solar and grid alternatives came over there and they gave us training. so, right here, we're getting all this hands-on training that will giv

rivera: thank you for that question. i know we are implement in numerous projects throughout the west and we were using a fair amount of the funding that came from the disaster supplemental to do that. so we are very appreciative of that. certainly, we publicly do have litigation on some of those projects. i do not have those details in front of me. i would be happy to get back with you on that and work with you, if we are seeing some spaces where we might need a little bit of clarification or assistance. so thank you for that. rep. herrell: final question for all three, a heavy toward our national forests? have you been to new mexico, california, oregon and seen at the burn scars or the fire and what are forests look like in terms of the feel on the ground? i live in the middle of an international forest. have you been out there, boots on the ground, deceive yourselves over dealing with ? >> yes, i certainly haven't and i turned my colleagues. sir question mark >> we were on a trip we could go looking at fuel production

this is antonio rivera. sibling of sandra and raquel rivera. i just wanted to add these through legislation that we proposed and regards to the shared responsibility with all hospitals for permanent subacute and san francisco. this was basically inspired by sutter health. from my understanding, they didn't want to solely bare the cost of having a sub acute unit. now, they can speak to this and clarify and if they would be in support of a true nursing staff. how can we support legislation that would ensure we should all support these resolutions through legislation. lastly in regards to the tracking of outbound and discharge patients, how can we ensure that the needs of the community are being met if we are completely in the dark without data that can tell us otherwise. supervisors, please collaborate with us in bringing all three resolutions through legislation to life. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. two aspects of the day. one on suba

miss hall rivera, you have five minutes. >> thank you so much. members of the subcommittee thank you for the invitation to close to four before you today. i deeply appreciate congresses passage of the bipartisan infrastructure law, or. bill which provides a significant down payment on the work to for service intends to accomplish over the tenure strategy of confronting the wildfire crisis. the agency recognizes that the american people depend on the nation's forest and grassland for their social, economic, and personal well-being. all benefits of the nations force provide are at risk. a quarter of the continuous united states is currently at high to moderate wildfire conditions. over the last two decades we have witnessed what has become a now familiar pattern. bigger and more destructive wildfires that are extremely challenging and costly to suppress. we have experience catastrophic fire seasons over the last two years alone. devastating industry and resources in their wake. they threaten human health, water quality, homes, jobs, local economies

title 42 was made by the cdc >> reporter: but even before the announcement was made, pastor albert rivera, who runs the migrant shelter, was already building an expansion to eventually house 1,200 asylum seekers. >> some of them have been waiting a year and a half for a permit just to come to the border here because they want to apply, do it legally. >> reporter: seeking asylum in the u.s. is a legal right, but with ports of entry not processing most asylum seekers due to title 42, some say they have no option but to cross illegally to try to make their claim. norah. >> manny bojorquez on the border, thank you. to talk more about the crisis, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas joins us for an exclusive interview. mr. secretary, thank you so much. when title 42 is lifted, it could mean up to 18,000 more migrants every day. this will become an even bigger crisis. how is the department preparing

un hombre muere por exceso de cafeÍna te contaremos cÓmo sucediÓ, y el doctor juan rivera nos hablaras están bien hechos. you do your thing. we've got your taxes. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: esta historia es increÍble, y trae una lecciÓn para todos nosotros, un hombre perdiÓ la vida por el consumo de cafeÍna de una forma excesiva. segÚn reportes, el hombre que ven en pantalla, de 29 aÑos, calculÓ mala dosis de un suplemento de cafeÍna pura en polvo que usan algunos deportistas para mejorar su rendimiento. sin darse cuenta, se habrÍa tomado en cafeÍna el equivalente a 200 tazas de cafÉ, el joven tuvo convulsiones, y desafortunadamente perdiÓ la vida. borja: para hablar de los peligros en de estas bebidas energizante, nos conectamos con el doctor juan rivera, el mÉdico principal de univisiÓn. gracias por estar con nosotros, esto nos ha sorprendido bastante, pero cuÁntas tazas de cafÉ son recomendables al dÍa? >> no mÁs de cuatro, chicos, mÁs de 400 mg de cafÉ al dÍa,. doctor juan: mÁs o menos son cuatro o tazas de cafÉ, a cada persona metaboliza la cafeÍna de manera distinta. por ejemplo, yo

y de todos los rivera.to se habÍa ganado con lo que hizo mi tÍa y mi tÍo, con el trabajo de ellos... >> lo que dije lo dije y lo sostengo, porque uno tiene que saber la realidad, yo he defendido cualquiera de mi familia, aprendÍ en el proceso que no es necesario daÑar para defender, yo siempre me quise defender y tal vez lo hice equivocadamente. reportera: dio un adelanto de proyectos que tienen a futuro para su hermana de que promete serÁ a nivel mundial. >> estamos con dos proyectos uno desde mi hermana jenny. es algo muy ambicioso que queremos hacer para llevar el legado de mi hermana a otro nivel. es algo muy extenso para todos los paÍses de habla hispana, algo muy ambicioso, muy difÍcil. se que vamos a lograr al impresionante. reportera: alejado de toda la familia rivera les mando este mensaje. >> humildad y respeto. francisca: hay que reconocer que de todas las celebridades que uno vea y corriendo para no hablar con la prensa es si se detuvo, tomÓ su tiempo para comentar al respecto de su familia. eso

jessica: in pico rivera, california, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez.oledad: so what happens next? the proposal is in the state senate health committee but has not been scheduled for a hearing. in the coming weeks, we'll have more on kids' mental health, including a look at some innovative programs that help teenagers cope with some of the challenges they are facing. >> next on "matter of fact," another covid variant poses a new threat. dr. chin: ba.2, which is kind of like an evil twin sister of b.1, is at least 30%, as much as 50% to 80% more transmissible. >> how effective is the current vaccine at protecting you from a virus that keeps changing? and later, help wanted! soledad: around 9 million tons of plastic are dumped into the world's oceans each year. >> we're giving you a look at what it will take to clean this mess up. nope - c'mon him? - i like him! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪“i swear”♪ jaycee tried gain f

i'm frances rivera >> andi'm vinita nair. as russia's onslaught into ukraine continues into day 48 the usga is seeing new evidence that the kremlin is beefing up troops in the donbas region of eastern ukraine this as president zelenskyy renews pleas for more firepower from the west our gabe gutierrez has more from ukraine. >> reporter: this body camera video shows a fire fight in the besieged south eastern city of mariupol where ukraine's president zelenskyy now says it's likely tens of thousands of people are dead though that number cannot be verified. after its defeat around kyiv russia is now shifting its assault east u.s. officials say they've seen efforts by the russian military to resupply and reinforce their troops in the eastern donbas region, the country's largest city in the east, kharkiv, is seeing more deadly air strike as satellite image said show an ominous 8-mile long russian convoy on the move near kharkiv, president zelenskyy over the weekend hosted british prime minister boris johnson who strolled through ky

lily rivera, who shared his passion for service. together they served in the peace corps in colombia, south america, before marrying in 1965. in all that he did, dr. tom strived to inspire his students to achieve their dreams. as a social dean for undergraduate studies, he was a pillar of the community. he devoted himself to the empowerment of local youth and maintained leadership roles in organizations, including the kiwanaa club. lulac and more. dr. tom was relentless in hissed a voe cassy. even in the face -- advocacy. even in the face of his health challenge, he pursued a better future where hispanic youth could achieve their dreams. in 1984, just three years after contracting a virus that left his paralyze, he helped find the inland empire future leaders program. joining susan castro, frank acosta, dr. tom founded the organization to address dropout rates among hispanic students. his vision was to encourage youth to be proud of their roots and to make a difference in their communities. all these years later, that vision is fulf

president biden is asking congress for more money to help ukraine rivera in washington ukraine riveraattorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. (music throughout) welcome. back to the nine pretty picture the golden gate looking gorgeous on this very cool thursday morning winds are beginning to kick up, so it's going to be a blustery day. let's talk sports round one of the nfl draft is happening today starts at five o'clock tonight in las vegas. the main stage is a floating stage in the bellagio fountains. the jacksonville jaguars allow first pick overall , the niners don't have a first round pick, though they could trade into the round. speaking of the niners, they just recently unveiled their new jerse

i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm frances rivera.r online returns the company breathing new life into millions of products that are sent back. you ever wonder what hans to them we'll show you here on "today. have are monday. gat >>> i want to continue in detail the very important conversations we've been having with all of your colleagues on the agenda that you cited but let me just say at the outset what a pleasure it is to see you in person. we've gotten used to seeing you on video around the world. >> breaking just moments ago, secretaries blinken and austin speaking in poland after meeting in ukraine with president zelenskyy. we'll tell you what was discussed and why the important meeting had to take plac

quiÉn es chiquis rivera bombÓn?les. pero dentro de ti no te sentÍas asÍ? chiky: ni dentro ni fuera, lleguÉ al punto de auto engaÑarme, y llevar lo que la gente querÍa escuchar , lo que la gente querÍa escuchar, una mujer de casi 300 libras que se sentÍa rica, sabrosa y deliciosa y eso es mentira en todo el sentido de la palabra es mentira. estaba y sentÍa como una presiÓn de salir a predicar en redes sociales de que si me sentÍa asÍ pero entonces cuando me miraba al espejo me decÍa esos mentira, me sentÍa hipÓcrita. astrid: su verdadero sentir nunca lo compartiÓ con sus mÁs de 9,000,000 de seguidores en redes sociales. era algo que mantenÍa para ella. chiky: mira, lleguÉ al punto de creerme lo que decÍa. hoy me siento folclÓrica, hoy me siento rica... astrid: cÓmo tÚ pretendes que a la gente le llegue el mensaje, si tÚ misma me has dicho que tÚ muchas veces o la mayorÍa de las veces ni tan siquiera sigues lo que predicas? chiky: lo que yo hago tiene un propÓsito y propÓsito es que aÚn yo necesitando ayuda, tener la

as the biden ministrations prepares for the end of another trump era out border order rivera ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪esident is providing clemency to 86 year old abraham bolden, secret service agent from the kennedy presidency who was convicted of bribery. president biden also has pardoned two people convicted on drug related charges. one case was in texas. the other was in georgia. the president also has commuted the sentences of 75 others for nonviolent drug related convictions across the country. with the feet of a trump arab policy requiring migrants to wait in mexico for their court hearings is now in question. the nation's highest court heard arguments today about the program as foxes, madeline rivera explains. this comes as the biden administration is facing bipartisan criticism over its decision to end another trump arab order order. protesters outside of the supreme court, calling for an end to a trump era policy has forced thousands of migrants to wait in mexico while their asylum cases are processed should be. on tuesday, the biden administration faced several hours of tough questions from

we haven't seen a streak like that since 1939 in washington, martha rivera fox news.x. make no mistake. yes, it is a racial justice bill. according to the value black americans are nearly four times more likely to be arrested for cannabis related crimes than white americans, despite equal rights of use. bay area. congresswoman barbara lee makes her case for nationwide legalization of marijuana. good evening. i'm christina radom, and i'm andre senior. some people think the conflict between states like california, which already have legalized marijuana, and federal law is no longer tenable. despite that fox news is caroline shyly reports that many political analysts suspect this bill will not make it through the senate. if the house of representatives gets its way, this will no longer be a federal crime. on friday, the house voted to remove marijuana from the controlled substances act list and send the bill to the senate. we're here today to vote to get america. ha! that's the way most house republicans seem to see it. and what are democrats doing today? legalizing drug

mala rivera fox news well.re have been dozens of fires at homeless encampments in oakland in recent months. the most recent was just yesterday, and it was definitely coming up next, a conversation about the growing safety concerns at some of these encampments. and what the city can try to do about it . also california lawmaker has to get rabies shots hear him describe the unusual animal attack right outside the u. s. attack right outside the u. s. capitol. i've never actually ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's— pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 pthis is what peopleo. onlywith eczema saidbox. about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear skin and significantly reduce itch. do not start opzelura if you have any infection as it may lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if

rivera fox news divided administration plans to extend the pause on student loan payments through august, 31st student loan payments were scheduled to resume in about three weeks. this move comes amid rising gas prices linked to russia's invasion of ukraine. the education department says the freeze will save 41 million borrowers about $5 billion a month. the move marks the sixth time payment had been put on pause since the beginning of the pandemic. california ballot measure aimed at preventing air pollution could qualify for the november ballot by the end of this month. the clean car and clean air act would tax those earning more than $2 million a year. the initiative would help the state curb wild fires and smoke and also target emissions by using tax revenue to boost the number of electric cars and trucks out on the road, according to the chronicle, lift his contributed more than $8 million to this campaign, as rideshare services will have to meet a state requirement to log 90% of their miles. an electric vehicles. by 2030. already nice day today, very spring like out there. temperatu

madeline rivera breaks down the data in washington.rt friday, showing prices for goods and services jumped 6.6% in march compared to a year ago, saying for months ah the economy was growing too fast. it was too hot that was generating inflation, the higher costs of nearly everything from food to gas cutting into people's wages. personal income did go up 0.5% in march, but it's still not enough to keep up with the pace of inflation when you have an 8.5% inflation rate, that means the rest of the economy has to grow by more than 8.5% just to stay. even still, spending hasn't slowed down, picking up 1.1% last month and keeping the economy chugging along. the data a bright spot after the entire economy shrink 1.4% in the first quarter of the year, raising fears of a recession. no one is predicting every session now that predicting there some are predicting that maybe recession. in 2023. i am concerned about the trickle of tough news painting a gloomy mood for the white house and democrats ahead of the midterms would hope one big takeaway f

mather rivera, ktvu, fox two news.ol workers at city funded site will soon be seeing major raises. mayor london britain announced the new initiative today as the city tries to provide living wages and retain educators. san francisco office of early care and education plans to invest up to $60 million a year to advance pay, raises increased benefits and improve working conditions for some 2000 workers. some early childhood educators will see up to a $30,000 raise when the funding comes through in july. mark tamayo island studio and outside here in the estuary, the waves are kicking up. still breezy out there mark those winds. although the wind advisory expired, we still have some pretty gusty conditions out there especially could see on the waters behind the bike and garcia and also towards the bay as well. so it's still a windy thursday. across a good portion of the bay area. the winds expected to back off the later on tonight and into your friday but take a look at some of the wind reports throughout today. so far for

madeline rivera is in washington with more on the high stakes legal challenge. the battle over border policies reaching the steps of the supreme court. the justices taking up the challenge tuesday regarding a trump era program that has forced thousands of migrants to wait in mexico while their asylum cases play out. this policy violates refugee law , and it must be stopped president biden's department of homeland security ended the remaining mexico program in june , but republican led states, texas and missouri sued. trump appointed federal court judge sided with them, ordering the policy to be put back in place. the level of lawlessness here is unbelievable from this administration, it's up to the states to push back. the fight over remain in mexico comes as the debate over another trump arab border policy rages on. title 42, a public health order that prevented some migrants from entering the u. s because of covid was set to end on may 23rd title 42 public health authority is not an immigration tool, public health authority um , that the cdc has said is no lon

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this is antonio rivera. sibling of sandra and raquel rivera. i just wanted to add these through legislation that we proposed and regards to the shared responsibility with all hospitals for permanent subacute and san francisco. this was basically inspired by sutter health. from my understanding, they didn't want to solely bare the cost of having a sub acute unit. now, they can speak to this and clarify and if they would be in support of a true nursing staff. how can we support legislation that would ensure we should all support these resolutions through legislation. lastly in regards to the tracking of outbound and discharge patients, how can we ensure that the needs of the community are being met if we are completely in the dark without data that can tell us otherwise. supervisors, please collaborate with us in bringing all three resolutions through legislation to life. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. two aspects of the day. one on suba

hasta washington a inmigrantes que llegan a la frontera generÓ un mar de reacciones que tiene daniel riveran ezequiel garay greg abbott hizo el anuncio en respuesta al anuncio delfÍn de la orden del tÍtulo 42 por lo que estarÍa utilizando 900 buses para llevar a cabo esta operaciÓn, algo con lo que algunos residentes de la capital no estÁn de acuerdo. >> no, tendrÍa que hacer un proceso allÁ para que puedan tener el proceso, pero asÍ de esa manera no creo que estÉ bien. >> ¿Él por quÉ estÁ aquÍ de este lado? si Él estuviera en mÉxico, no quisiera que hicieran lo mismo. >> para la abogada de inmigraciÓn, andrea rodrÍguez si esto se pone en marcha podrÍa ser algo inconstitucional. >> veo que si intentan implementar, vamos a ver esto en contra del plan con el argumento de que estÁ en violaciÓn de la constituciÓn. >> hay que ser claros con ello tambiÉn que se necesitan polÍticas humanos, antes de que empiecen a tirarse la bola de uno a otro, en realidad deberÍan de pasar una reforma migratoria justa. >> le dijo a telemundo 44 que la aplicaciÓn de leyes de inmigraciÓn de este paÍs recaen en el g

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and brian, are yoyou are up to e with the headlines. >> thank you, frances rivera >>> straight ahead, just in california. allegations of discrimination at tesla are turning heads on a federal level. we'll update that stock ahead. >>> and attention new jersey power users. the ceo of the national grid is joining us on the big wind farm plans. >>> if you missed a show, we get it it's early you can check us out later in the day. it is available on all of the podcastinging platforms. "worldwide exchange. how original dow futures are down dow futures are down we're back right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> funding secured? a big twist in the musk twitter drama with one equity giant eager to get in on the action. >>> it is not just twitter the deal for one of musk's other company dealt with delta airlines. >>> and forget gasoline. the most inflationary thing happening right now and it has to do with corn. it is tuesday, april 19th. this is "worldwide exchange. >>> welcome or welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. if you are just waking up, let me be the first to wish you a hap

frances rivera is in new york with that and more frances, good morning. >> brian, good morning the manpected in the subway shooting is due in court today 62-year-old frank james was taken into custody yesterday after calling the tip line on himself. he told police he was at a mcdonald's in the east village james is facing charges for the rampage that wounded 10 people and injured 13 others. >>> and a plea from volodymyr zelenskyy, the white house announces additional $800 million to ukraine it will include m-1 helicopters and artillery guns and armor systems and switchblade drones. >>> and samples of moon dust collected from neil armstrong sold in new york it was collected during the apollo 11 mission in 1969. the samples were expected to sell for over $1 million, but they fetched far below that. those are the headlines for this thursday back to you, brian. >> wasn't that a van morrison song a marvelous night for a moon -- >> moon dust with dance. >> i tried >> okay. >> frances rivera, thank you very much. >>> still on deck, your morning rbi and how much food costs may surge again. >>>

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violation of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us there. u.s. intelligence officials say russian president vladimir putin may use president biden support for ukraine as a means to justify interfering in american politics yet again, they say so far there's no evidence putin has authorized election meddling, but they believe president biden's recent criticism of russia's invasion may have created incentive. american intelligence agencies found that russia interfered in the last 2 presidential elections. a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers is slated to head to eastern europe next week to show solidarity with ukraine and nato allies. they start their visit in berlin, then travel to denmark and then to poland where they will meet with some of the tens of thousands of refugees fleeing from war. youtube has blocked duma, tv channel broadcast russia's lower house of parliament. russian officials now expressing anger over the move in threatening restrictions on youtube. one official called youtube section proof of what he de

let's bring in sean duffy, a fox news contributor, geraldo rivera. fox news contributor at large.geraldo, a lot of democrats say why would you lift title 42 and you have to keep mask ordinance on planes on longer? >> i agree. you need consistency. how can you abolish a law that is a health-protecting law -- if they need to wear masks because of covid, they need to stay out because of title 42. you need consistency. >> martha: you think the white house will do that? you think they'll extend it? >> because of the ruckus and the push back they're getting, i would be absolutely shocked if biden suffering the low poll numbers was to abolish a law that everybody wants to be in place. because greater chaos -- you know, the thing that abbott is doing -- abbott is a hard-nosed showman. sending those buses to washington, he knew it would be a spectacle. you know, i get it. i get the spectacular nature of what he did. but under the radar, what he has done is to tell the governor of the state south of texas in mexico, tell them they better control the immigrants or they'll have blockades at t

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cambios a la hora de solicitar su pasaporte y las revisiones de seguridad de los aeropuertos daniel riveraa letra x de género neutro a la hora de la elección de pasaporte esto como parte de nuevas medidas anunciadas por la limitación biden que estarían canalizando los derechos civiles de las personas transgénero sino binarias >>> es un buen logro y estoy agradecida en general por la inclusión, pone un ejemplo hacia las demás personas que quieran ser aliados para con nuestra comunidad >>> los aeropuertos, la agencia parala seguridad en el transporte estará poniendo en vigor nuevas reglas en los puntos de seguridad por ejemplo, los escáneres serán neutros en cuanto a género >>> creo que es muy importante que un documento puede reflejar la identidad de género en propósito de seguridad no por la seguridad del aeropuerto por la seguridad de la propia persona y además se busca que las aerolíneas también tengan la opción >>> esto es un paso adelante pero no es suficiente todavía cuando hablamos de hacer un cambio de género en un pasaporte federal también tenemos que ver los parámetros de dónde qu

madeleine rivera has more details from washington. >> the port of los angeles is the busiest container country last year at process, 10 million units in 12 months. the first port of the western hemisphere to do so. but the surge in imports led to bottlenecks and exposed weaknesses along the supply chain with shipments delayed for weeks and months. trucking. >> is indeed a national priority. the biden administration says they've done a lot to get products moving again, including investing in the trucking industry to hire and keep more truck drivers. it is concrete specific actions to help our trucking workforce thrive. in this career. to make sure the trucking jobs are as high quality as safe and as well paid as they ought to be. we alsoee ow that the key de to get it to keep the more drivers. >> was increasing training programs like the registered apprenticeships approved by the department of labor. >> economists say supply chain disruptions are in part to blame for inflation, which is now shaping up to be the biggest political problem for democrats in the midterm elections. we know wh

madeline rivera has the story from washington. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is facing political fallout after audio obtained by the new york times reveals he considered pushing former president trump to step down in the wake of the january 6th capital riot with him. is that i think this will pass and it will be my recommendation regarding the clip taken from a call between mccarthy, congresswoman liz cheney and other top republican leaders took place just four days after the attack . it's not part of a new book in which the authors detail the gap between what republicans say about trump and public versus what they say in private. it's going to tell a very different story about this period than the story that many people are trying to tell right now before the audio was released, mccarthy slammed the new york times, calling the reporting false and wrong call, potentially jeopardizing mccarthy's aspirations of becoming house speaker. and putting republicans in an awkward spot as a house committee's investigation into january

reporter paige rivera has more now and the latest escalation in ukraine. >> this train station was anor citizens fleeing the violence in eastern ukraine. video from days ago shows hundreds of people lining up to leave ahead of an expected russian attack on friday. that attack came bledsoe. teddy bears and luggage are leftover remnants of russia's latest brutality. ukrainian officials report 50 people were killed and close to 100 were injured after a russian missile strike on a train station. the russian words for the children painted on the remaining missile officials report at least 5 children were among those killed. william is what's in the ritzy. this is another war crime committed by russia. everyone responsible for this will be brought to justice in an address. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky accused the kremlin of purposely targeting civilians not become a like mass killings in like many other russian war crimes. the missile strike must become one of the charges at the tribunal. despite the video, russian leaders dispute the attack saying their military do not use those

madeline rivera has the latest now on this ongoing conflict from washington. as the fighting rages on in ukraine, nothing is off limits, including this school outside of kiev. children's artwork scattered among shattered glass. still ukrainian forces are pushing back intent on reclaiming territory from russian troops. u s. officials say russia has been pounding the contested donbass region in eastern ukraine with airstrikes. president biden also doubts russia is scaling back troops around kiev. there is no clear evidence that he's pulling all of us forces out of two there is also evidence that he is peeping up his troops down in the donbas area and this following reports president putin has not been getting the full picture of his military failures from his inner circle. he seems to be self isolated. and there's some indication that he has, um. fired or put under house arrest. some of his advisers, putin is still trying to play hardball, demanding payment for natural gas in rubles from quote on friendly countries. nobody sells anything for free to us, and we a

mala rivera fox news. those who have returned to their former homes in the northern ukrainian region, fighting only a trail of destruction homes turned into debris. the area located about 90 miles from kiev, was one of many villages occupied by russian forces for weeks. those who made it out alive went back now that russian forces have retreated, and meanwhile, more sanctions are now in place against russia's top banks and even family members of president vladimir putin. as foxes, jackie heinrich reports. it's in retaliation for war crimes in ukraine. the bad administration is coordinating with the european union to ratchet up penalties on russia for their ongoing invasion of ukraine. the latest sanctions unveiled wednesday target russia's largest banks and directly penalized vladimir putin's adult children. president biden says the move is in response to war crime allegations in the kiev suburb of buca. we're going to stifle russia's ability and economy. to grow for years to come. department of justice an

mala rivera fox news.president biden promises new action to protect the environment and mitigate climate change. but some activists say it's not enough, and stephen curry reflects on the gutsy win last night in denver, as the warriors need just one more win for the series sweep. jason appelbaum will have that later in sports and big changes for the gilroy garlic festival organizers say can't continue in it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck with accessories. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. sanw reopening a hit and run case 11 years after it happened. the victim has died. she shaw was 15 years old when she was struck by a car while walking in a crosswalk at ca

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mala rivera fox news. prices at the pump here in california have dropped slightly in the past week, according to triple a the average price of a gallon of regular is 5 82. that's about 10, cents less than it was a week ago. in the bay area. napa has the highest average 5 92, san francisco is at 5 88 and san jose is at $5.78. the area is experiencing the start of a significant spring warm up. temperatures began ramping up today and they're expected to peak tomorrow, potentially reaching record highs in some locations. temperatures could reach eighties along the coast and nineties inland, and people who were at bay area beaches today may have seen some dangerous waves. beach hazard warning and tonight, let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin. now bill how warm is going to get tomorrow? you said it. i mean, we're going to get into the nineties, potentially tomorrow, perhaps some records as well. temperatures today look like this. listen this isn't crazy heat. it's we might see a record here or there would

we haven't seen a streak like that since 1939 in washington, martha rivera fox news.eekend is almost here should be a pretty nice forecast, but a gradual cool down eventually and then get ready for a major warm up. we'll have more on your forecast coming up, mark. thank you. let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus christina coming up ukrainian artists living here in the bay area is working to give back to those in her homeland. we'll talk live with a woman about a special fundraiser that she's going to be hosting tomorrow. plus chris rock shuts down a heckler during his comedy show after they made disparaging remarks towards will smith. i talked with tmz about the comedians moved to try to defuse the situation. always every day seems like poor drama with that those stories and a lot more coming up live tonight on the seven when alex and i see you over on ktvu plus first after the break budget coach offers help to people (music throughout) oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. s

and washington mother rivera fox news new gdp numbers out today showed the economy shrank 1.4% for the 1st quarter of the year, adding to concerns that the country could go into a recession. by comparison, the economy grew nearly 7% in the last quarter of 2021. analysts say a hefty trade deficit is responsible for some of the shrinking gdp. and consumer spending remains strong , but this comes as supply chain issues record high inflation and labor shortages are slowing the recovery from the pandemic. it's shocking. i really don't want to say it's you know, even below the worst that i thought it might be. i think the chances are at least 50 50 that will see recession over the next year. other economists aren't so concerned, saying the job market remains strong, with low unemployment and rising wages. the federal reserve is set to raise a key interest rate next week to try to cool inflation. the us government released its plan to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. the fda says the proposed rules released today will help prevent children from becoming the next generation of smoke

mala rivera fox news. alright for some insight in the implications of this on capitol hill. we're joined by ktvu political analyst brian sobel. brian always appreciate your time. let's start first with california congressman kevin mccarthy. certainly what he said in private is very different than what he said in public. so what do these recordings mean for his relationship with former president trump and his aspirations to be house speaker? greg, you've covered politics for a lot of years, and you know things that are said publicly may be very different from what said privately and i think he mccarthy was trying to maintain order in the republican party around the whole. trump issue and at the same time trying to convey privately that he was upset and that the president may have admitted some role in this and i don't think at the end of the day, greg he gets he gets punished for this. i think there are a lot of people on the republican and the republican party in washington, d. c that were appalled by what happened on january. 6th and mccarthy was clearly evidence in that in