rivera: comenzÓ a poner su pelito en la cara. 2020, despuÉs de mucho trabajo limpiando casas y oficinas, esta madre lo logrÓ. inscribiÓ a su hija de 10 aÑos en 4. grado en una escuela catÓlica en miami, florida. rivera: pensÉ que estar en un lugar donde yo asistÍ a la iglesia ayudaba para que ella tuviera una formaciÓn acadÉmica mejor. sandoval: aunque para esta familia ese sueÑo pronto comenzÓ a desmoronarse. mariana: me llamaban negra, me llamaban china. sandoval: ¿como tÚ te sentÍas? mariana: triste, porque pensÉ que eran mis amigas, pero las amigas no hacen eso. sandoval: mariana buscaba pretextos para no ir a clase. mariana: siempre busque una excusa. “ah, estoy cansada”, “tengo gripe”. >> todas esas cosas son sÍntomas de que algo estÁ malo. sandoval: fiorella bianchi es trabajadora social y consejera escolar. segÚn ella, los padres deben aprender a reconocer temprano los sÍntomas de que su hijo estÁ siendo vÍctima de agresores en la escuela. bianchi: si tÚ notas que tienes un hijo que le encanta ir a la escuela y de repente

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happe

a chiquis rivera ya le vale.a anda en la cima como dice ricardo montenegro porque aparte espero host de "premio lo nuestro" tuvo la dicha de ver su cara plasmada por toda la ciudad de miami. sebastiÁn iluminÓ la ciudad del sol previo a su presentaciÓn esta noche en premio lo nuestro. en un edificio de miami colocaron su cara y su nombre y quiero que sepan que esto es histÓrico porque nunca antes se habÍa visto algo asÍ en esta ciudad. miren la carita y como abajo dice sebastiÁn yatra. no se pueden confundir. se lo merece astrid: y hay que recordar que Él serÁ el encargado de la apertura de primero nuestro junto a paulina rubio. ademÁs deestar nominado en 10 categorÍas. jesse: orgullosos por ti, mi querido yatra. quiero que vean esta imagen que publicaron en redes sociales. tenemos a michelle galvÁn y a pamela silva que andan muy bien acompaÑadas de gabriel soto. ellos tres estÁn a cargo de la noche de estrellas que arranca las 7:00 p.m. . hay un escenario que se alumbra tan bonito al inicio de la alfombra y van e

quÉ le dijo carlos rivera jessica rodrÍguez de su matrimonio?emos estado diciendo que te dijo algo de su estado civil. jesse: porque le preguntÉ si lo puedo acompaÑar primero nuestro. y todo mi querido carlos, te puedo dar un abrazo? yo tengo que ser la envidia de todas las mujeres en este momento. de mÉxico para el mundo. llegaste a "premio lo nuestro" con todo. tienes cuatro nominaciones. el espectÁculo que le pude echar un ojo necesario. ay, amigo, creo que me vas a sacar muchas lÁgrimas, por quÉ? carlos: no sÉ, me gusta la mÚsica que emociones. pero justo esta cÁceres demasiado. esta se pasa de emocionante y emotiva y luego canto con montaner cuyo imaginar quÉ maravilla. jssee: quÉ mÁs se puede pedir a la vida, una voz como la tuya con la de ricardo montaner con todo todos mis compaÑeros veÍamos en esa sinceridad, tus lÁgrimas , todo eso fue real? carlos: sÍ. a una toma que fue como una catarsis absoluta de que cuando una canciÓn conecta con todo lo que estÁs viviendo y sintiendo, dijo comes una canciÓn que yo escribÍ, pero la grabÉ un par d

carlos rivera, si asÍ estÁ de ver de cÓmo estarÁs mÁs.si nos dividÍa las ganancias. el documento dice que rivera informÓ todo a la policÍa y a la loterÍa de california. la loterÍa ha afirmado que a veces observa el vÍdeo de vigilancia para asegurarse de que tiene a la persona adecuada, pero no ha confirmado cecil hicieron en esta ocasiÓn. la loterÍa dijo lo siguiente: la loterÍa de california no estÉ autorizada para investigar actividades delictivas entre estos jugadores. lo cual estÁ sujeto investigaciÓn Únicamente por parte de las fuerzas del orden local. ademÁs cuando se trata del proceso de investigaciÓn de los grandes ganadores, la loterÍa de california tiene la mÁxima confianza en su proceso para hacerlo . la loterÍa de california sigue confiando en que edwin castro es el ganador. esta demanda nombra a la loterÍa estatal de california, edwin castro y a reyes como demandados. la loterÍa dice que su papel serÍa limitado puesto en la investigaciÓn sÓlo podrÍan contestar preguntas y legales. pero veremos quÉ sucede. satsha: press veremo

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ya viene carlos rivera en vivo. todos pendientes.stÓmago, en los intestinos, quÉ se puede hacer? nÚmero uno, esa mucho tiene que ver con la dieta. nÚmero dos, tiene que ver tambiÉn con un desbalance de bacterias buenas y malas en el intestino. quÉ puede hacer desde el punto de vista de alimentaciÓn y de algunos santo remedio que le pueden ayudar? escucha esto. nÚmero uno, usted puede eliminar los productos lÁcteos. la leche, el yogur, el queso. eliminar. lo segundo que puedes eliminar, yo le digo a mis pacientes que lo hagan a la misma vez, es el gluten que estÁ en el pan, galletas. escuchen esto. en mi experiencia el 75% de las personas que dejan los productos lÁcteos y gluten los sÍntomas se van a mejorar de manera significativa. raÚl: lÁcteo y gluten. juan: despuÉs de eso, luego de un mes, vamos a escoger uno. el gluten y lo vamos agregar en la dieta si los sÍntomas vuelven. si vuelven ya sabemos lo que es. lo tercero que te va causar la inflamaciÓn son los productos ultra procesados. tiene que ver con una cantidad de sodio increÍ

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los angeles county officials say fernando salazar walked away from the sheriff's station in pico rivera , southeast of downtown l, a, where he was assigned as an inmate worker. they say he tried to steal a car but was unsuccessful. they did not release information about his criminal history, but they say that he may have family members in pico rivera. an update now on an incident involving a united airlines jet bound for sfo that suddenly lost altitude after takeoff from maui. united airlines now says it has opened an investigation into that sudden plunge. it happened december 18th flight data shows about a minute after take off the plane, pitched downward and then descended to just 800 ft. above the ocean. the pilots managed to regain control of the plane started to climb. united says a preliminary report will be out in 2 to 3 weeks and the pilots received additional training following that incident group of tiktok users are using their platforms to encourage people to buy less, not more. it's called d influencing where tiktokers tell their followers which products are not worth the mo

matthew rivera fox news coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. more layoffs are expected to hit the bay area and northern california soon the local companies announcing job cuts this week. thank you. really thank you very much ahead of a sit down between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. both are making their positions on government spending clear. i'm lauren blanchard in washington, with the latest coming up. and 49ers players cleaning out their lockers for the season. joe fonzi has the latest on 49ers quarterback brock purdy and his options moving forward later in sports. a grieving community joined together in half moon bay this evening for an interfaith memorial service. many just finished marching in this candlelight procession on main street and are now gathering back inside. today's service and march are honoring the seven people killed in two workplace shootings last week catholic charities, which had been gathering supplies for flooded farm workers in the south bay, is now sending some of those supplies to affected famili

mauricio rivera says he heard a loud noise and saw a suspicious white toyota van by his neighbors. prius i'm looking up there and the van is alongside it. this prius tells me he had recently replaced his catalytic converter, only to have it stolen again wednesday, rivera says it may be only a matter of time before thieves will target his cars and that he and many people in the area do not have a garage to park their cars. it doesn't make sense. this is, uh, this is out of control. this couple says they cannot drive. their prayers have been waiting for months to get a new catalytic converter. we're not wait list for kelly converter, weeping on the wait list since earlier really october. they say the protective shields may only delay the thieves. it doesn't stop them. at first, i was like, how did this happen to us? and then as soon as i tell anyone, they're like, oh, that happened to me. that happened to me that happened to my neighbor that happened to my friend like it's just so pervasive here right now, neighbors say they don't know what can be done to prevent these types of theft

madeline rivera is live for us in glendale, arizona tonight with more on the big game. halftime show a lot of people looking forward to that madeline. mike and claudia. well, yes, because it is a big deal. this would be rihanna's first live show in years, so it is highly anticipated. she had a big rehearsal today, and we're also seeing fireworks test here at state farm stadium, so clearly, a lot of preparations underway. we're excited to do the super bowl music superstar rihanna, making her long awaited return to stage as the headliner of sunday super bowl halftime show that don't stop the music singer only has 13 minutes before she has to take a bow. rihanna tight lipped about her set list, saying she tried an estimated 39 different versions. before landing on the final lineup of songs. it's gonna be a celebration of my catalog in in the best way that we could have put it together. it's been years since her last public performance, but rihanna says she knew this was the right time to resurface after giving birth to her son. last year, when you become a mom, there's som

members of the national alliance of small business owners and peck and it's president, quite tech rivera says supermarkets used the subsidies to lou a customers to buy other brands. it doesn't work out with you a little. we have a very diverse market, a to truck market because we have a formal industry and a very distinct shadow economy. the qualitatively bad products are not among the subsidized goods. they are used to your customers. they say they cost $1038.00 pixels, but it's less in the effie urinary that those are bristles. carmen lives with her 4 children and 2 grandchildren on the outskirts of mexico city. she needs to feed 7 mouths on 2 wages. an empty fridge is the result of rising prices and an ever hard a choice on what to buy. that got me. there it is fair. then we've reduced eating me to 3 times a week from 5 and fruit to 34 times a week from 5. given that somebody must, unless a man, inflation is leaving, it's mark not just a mexican wallets, but also on the eating habits. and finally, carnival season is approaching for people around the world. and of course, one of the bi

let's get a check of headlines with frances rivera in new york. happy friday, frances. >> good morning, frank we start with the pentagon tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon over the northern u.s. president biden has decided against shooting it down over debris or causing injuries on the ground it comes at the time of high tension with china and the u.s. and secretary of state blinken about to visit beijing china would not violate another country's air space. >>> the south is thawing out after the winter storm claimed eight lives. the slick situations for many. the heavy ice downed trees and power lines leaving hundreds in the dark and cold this morning texas hit the hardest. she said i'm over it. >>> a jackknifed truck crushing the police suv and sending to police officers to the hospital with injuries. and ak particularrctic air is ro zero. >>> and wish the g.o.a.t. in your life with a goat gram instead of flowers and chocolate, you can visit the goats on the 13th and 14th instead. frank, back to you >> that is a lot more imagination than fl

that was incredible to okay madeline rivera in las vegas. you think about that arizona? what am i saying? las vegas that's next year. thanks so much, madeline. a reminder you can watch super bowl 57 this sunday, right here on ktvu kick off 3 30 in the afternoon. and later that night after the big game, join christina and me for a special show, called sports focus will highlight student athletes from bay area high schools and their incredible stories that will air sunday at nine followed by our 10 o'clock news. and we should have a very nice sunny super bowl sunday here in the bay area, but between now and then we're talking about cooler temperatures and some showers of moving into parts of northern california for today, and then also, as we head into your saturday morning rainfall totals you can see boonville up in mendocino county, 0.38 cloverdale about 1/10 of an inch you kaya 0.3 in bodega bay 0.2. so here's kind of the game plan for tonight. we'll hold onto cloudy skies. some scattered showers developing and some gusty winds in the forecast. you can see the system we

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. >> john: geraldo rivera is on deck for this. we begin with ohio congressman bill johnson whose district includes east palestine. the release and burning of vinyl chloride as being the least of two bad options. a lot of smoke and gas went into the atmosphere. the ohio environmental protection agency said everything is fine. she said we're confident the low levels aren't getting passed on to customers. are you so confident? >> well, i think there are a lot of unanswered questions and i think that's why the residents there are still concerned. i'm going to continue digging until we get the answers they need. i hear the same thing that you are. you know, the issue of the controlled burn, the reason that there was a mile evacuation perimeter set up was because the -- in the initial stages of the incident, the gases or chemicals in those tankers were becoming unstable. this is what i was told. they were in danger of exploding on their own. had they exploded on their own, not in a controlled manner, that they then would have sent shrap

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towering above them, the famous pan-american unity mural by artist diego rivera. it depicts the growth of the american experience through innovation and diversity, a message not lost on this group of immigrants. >> seeing this representation, it felt good to be part of this and look around the room to see others that you could relate with. >> when i went in for my interview they gave me the option of did i want to take that oath today or with the other women? i said for sure. i want to share this with the women in the space it's an honor to be here. >> nancy pelosi delivering the keynote address saying that the nation has gained strength and innovation by welcoming people of different nationalities and genders. >> we believe patriotically in our country when women succeed that america succeeds. in many ways our hopes are riding on you in the fresh new citizens that you are. please raise your right hand. >> most of them have been living and working in the u.s. for years but the choice to step away from their homelands to become american citizens isn't always easy.

danay rivera nos tiene detalles del final de benjamÍn foster, que matÓ a dos personas antes de quitarsea una mujer con la que mantuvo cautiva en el sur de oregÓn la semana pasada. tras horas de enfrentamiento con la policÍa, el hombre se quitÓ la vida. foster tambiÉn es sospechoso de haber matado a dos personas en los dÍas previosa su muerte. muy cerca del lugar donde foster se escondiÓ el jueves, descubrimos una escena de un doble homicidio y lo consideramos sospechosos del crimen. aseguraron las autoridades, quienes tambiÉn dijeron que rodearon una casa en oregÓn donde torturaron a la mujer tras recibir una pista que el sospechoso habÍa entrado. efectivamente allÍ se encontraba fosterdebajo de la vivienda. " inmediatamente activamos nuestros equipos para asegurar a los residentes. debÍamos tener en cuenta lo que este hombre acababa de hacer, asesinÓ brutalmente inocentes y no sabÍamos cuando iba a parar". la mujer fue hallada en la vivienda inconsciente contratada y al borde de la muerte. esta fue hospitalizada en estado crÍtico, pero estable. las dos vÍctimasparecÍan haber fallecido

phil keating with that, we bring in co host of "the five," geraldo rivera. geraldo, good to have you with us today. we're covering this story, the murdaugh case, which will be getting back underway momentarily and we'll take you live to that. this case broke my heart when i heard about it this morning, this young reporter doing his job. you've been in many war zones. you've taken a lot of risk. we do not expect florida to be a war zone or any other state in this country. but it appears sometimes it is these days. >> it's tragic, you have a -- i hate to use pejoratives but a real dirt bag a gang banger with a violent history. he had not been convicted. most of his crimes committed allegedly when he was a juvenile. to do these seemingly random acts, these acts of hatred, this act of violence, hate, fatal violence, taking the life of the news men and we relate to the kid, 24 years old. they're part of our family. it really does tell the tale of the risk that comes with the territory. to have his life snuffed out, to have his camera man wounded and -- why did it

i'm frances rivera. coverage. i'm frances rivera r a great low, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the general. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> so it keeps happening. a u.s. military f-16 this time shot down an object over lake heron in mic

there in the utah communities and this draught hitting the western -- drought that hit the colorado rivera dates and all the seven states plus two countries impacted by that. the idea being california is the biggest user, if we could use desalination on the west coast, there would be less draw on the colorado river's resource for the other basin states that don't have it. i believe this would be a federal government that we work together on across state lines and adaughters or sons with mexico as a partner and ability to use it desalination and it's really important and a tremendous resource. the national governor's p association and the western governor's and regional subcategory and very effective organization chaired right now by colorado governor jared polis. how are you? >> good. the fund about crypto concernty and cryptocurrency exchanges and second guesses over what going on here and more. >> i can give you a long and short answer butsh i'll give you the short one. there's states looking at investment practices. >> we're pretty don servetives. i think it think i'll stay that way. th

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, jesse wattersnd greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. ♪ >> you don't know yes or no if the laptop was yours. >> i have no idea. >> so it could have been yours. >> of course, certainly. there could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me. there could be that i was hacked. it could be that it was russian intelligence. it could be that it was stolen from me. >> dana: so much for russian disinformation. hunter biden ace lawyers admitting that the contents of the infamous laptop are, in fact, real. and they are now calling on state and federal agencies to investigate the unauthorized access claiming the first son is the victim of, quote, failed dirty political trick. hunter's attorney insists that this does not confirm that the laptop is the president's son, just the data that's been spread widely. so the disclosure is a big black eye for the 51 former intel officials who dismissed the story as russian disinformation right before the 2020 election. >> as i and several of my f

nos conectamos con el corresponsal mÉdico de univisiÓn, el doctor juan rivera.que mejora la sensibilidad de los tejidos del cuerpo, de los Órganos del cuerpo, a la insulina. se usan ese concepto. llevan muchos aÑos hablando de la metformina como un posible medicamento de anti envejecimiento, hay muchos artÍculos, reporte, pero todavÍa no hay un estudio clÍnico grande que lo pruebe. borja: doctor juan, entonces, para la persona que estamos aquÍ pensando si existe de verdad esta medicina que pueda reducir el envejecimiento, la pregunta serÍa quÉ pasa si yo no soy diabÉtico, y me tomo esta pastilla, ¿quÉ efectos secundarios podrÍa tener? doctor juan: como cualquier tipo de medicamento, uno nunca debe tomar un medicamento que una no necesite. por ejemplo, hay personas que pueden desarrollar problemas renales con la metformina, hay persona que sÍ tienen fallo cardiaco, y toman este medicamento, pueden tener tambiÉn complicaciones. hay personas que pueden desarrollar reacciones alÉrgicas a un medicamento. para que entiendan por quÉ se habla de esto. hay estudios en an

rivera has asked the california lottery to investigate, but lottery officials say they remain confident castro's the rightful winner of that 2 billion dollar prize. well, we have so much more in store on the next hour of kron. 4 news coming up, a new push at the state level to make narcan more accessible. >> details on the new bill that would make the drug available over the counter. plus, the pandemic continues to take lives here in california. more on the rising number of covid deaths still happening across our state. but first, we're going to take a look at all that snowfall along the peninsula. this just in highway 17 is finally back open and traffic is moving again. the major artery. >> had to be shut down for several hours because of snow, fallen trees and downed power lines. so it's going to be slow moving for drivers while the back of clears up. but chp and caltrans are urging people to take it nice and slow. and this is video from chp truckee of when i 80st reopened to drivers at around 10, 40 this morning. as you can see, there were still essentially white out conditions. chp

triunfo en estados unidos se calcula que hay 6 millones de personas afroamericano tenemos a mariano rivera claro, celia cruz la reina de la salsa azÚcar, 60 aÑos de carrera, 70 discos, 5 premios grammy naciÓ en cuba se fue de la isla despuÉs de la revoluciÓn nunca la dejaron volver pero ella luciÓ con orgullo su herencia latina. ahora presentamos un lÍder que trabaja en una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro para (nombre en inglÉs) en nueva york es parte del foro afro latino hoy platico contigo miguel quÉ gusto verte y saludarte gracias en primer lugar por tu labor ¿ cÓmo inicias este mes de la herencia negra? >>> pues primeramente es un orgullo estar aquÍ y me alegro mucho que estamos celebrando este mes tan importante en latina porque ser negro es parte de ser latino. para mÍ es importante porque hay mÁs no sÉ si lo sabes nacho, pero hay mÁs afro descendiente en el sur de amÉrica, en mÉxico en el caribe que cualquier otro lugar del mundo que no es África. entonces para mÍ África es parte de la receta latina no se puede cocinar latinidad no se puede preparar la vida del caribe sin África y m

ayudar a saúl con el trámite de una visa un como inmigrantes víctimas, reportando de san josénatalie riverandedor ambulante de san josé realizó una publicación en facebook en la que pide disculpas por este acto, además dice que esto no cambie lo que hizo se siente avergonzado y arrepentido y que quiere mostrar quienes verdaderamente, también comento que le su familia colaboraron con el evento de hoy colocando letreros para darle la bienvenida al personas que llegaron. en otros asuntos un operativo en el que participaron varios agentes de la ley permitió el arresto decuatro sospechosos según policiales. >>> es vincula con el caso de un trabajador que estaba colocando dinero a un cajero automático, eso todos estos casos ocurrieron ayer pero los arrestados una policías son residentes de (nombre en inglés) estas personas fueron detenidas en vaca bill, por otra parte este domingo se registró un homicidio en el río pájaro cerca de el área de (nombre en inglés) en huacho 1000, la policía informó que era un hombre que rondaría los 40 salir, de vuelta a la bahía trazado computación de los bomberos p

reportera: suplica por ayuda su familia en honduras rivera, quien estÁ secuestrado junto a su esposa su familia angustiada tambiÉn clama por ayuda, ya que no hayan cÓmo juntar los $5500 que piden por cada uno la organizaciÓn criminal o chaparros, que se atribuye el secuestro les enviÓ esta fotografÍa desde ciudad de mÉxico. >> por favor tengan compasiÓn, no tenemos capacidad de pagar ese dinero, ellos tambiÉn son pobres. reportera: esta es la zona de donde kenia y darwin salieron con sus dos hijos empujados por la pobreza y los deseos de sacar adelante a su familia, es por esto que fÁtima nos llevÓ a la casa de su hermana para mostrarle a los secuestradores la pobreza en la que vive esta familia en honduras. >> que por favor los suelten y los van en de regreso, queremos tener a nuestra familia aquÍ. reportera: en honduras en la familia vive de lo que logran recoger de la basura, por eso decidieron probar suerte en estados unidos sin imaginarse que el 8 de febrero serÍan secuestrados en mÉxico. >> yo le dije que esa cantidad era enorme para nosotros. reportera: las autoridades del con

matthis rivera, ktvu, fox two news. new in the antioxidant council could soon consider a moratorium on new liquor stores opening in the city, a group of city and community leaders is demanding mayor lamar thorpe start the appeals process to stop the opening of a liquor store in the summers ville area of the city. its application was recently approved by the city council. the group says the council decision has has potential city wide implications concerning public safety. social detriments of health and quality of life. our children should not have more access to alcohol than they do healthy, safe spaces. are unhappy house should have not have more access to alcohol than they do. resource is our families should not have to continue to see the decline of businesses closing and what is replaced depreciate the value of where we live city council will also consider a proposal by council member monica wilson to place the prohibition on future liquor stores in the city. the national highway traffic safety administration has a

model rivera fox news.amic relief efforts continue for californians as farm workers become eligible for financial support, how you can apply for that assistance up next. corella. for $600 cash cards. dela cruz has more now on how to apply. nearly three years since the covid 19 pandemic was declared this financial assistance was given during the pandemic, which is now three years ago, and just three years later, they're finally getting maybe a week's worth of financial assistance. thousands of farm workers will benefit from much needed aid. campesina california says there are about 800,000 farm workers in california and about 70% of those are believed to be undocumented. farm workers have not stopped at all. so we stopped. there's no food for everybody. so while this group was deemed essential undocumented workers were excluded from the federal stimulus checks that millions of americans received. now those farm workers who worked in 2020 or are still working in the fields can apply to receiving $600 check or

rivera has asked the california lottery to investigate, but lottery officials say they remain confident. castro is the rightful winner of that 2 billion dollar prize. take a look at this. nasa is redesigning its spacesuit. senate comes with a price tag of 3.5 billion dollars. but it's more than a fashion statement. nasa says the new gear will be more comfortable and flexible for astronauts. we've been wearing. the same suit said were last design back in the 1970's. the agency says it hopes to use the new suits by the year 2026. >> coming up at 10, the latest in a cold case that has been reopened after nearly 30 years by the victim was known as the lady in the fridge. and as we continue to celebrate black history month, we're going to meet one of the writers behind the new marvel comic series will conduct forever and a wild attack on the snow. the creature attacking snowboarders on the slopes. >> and speaking of snow, we've got more falling in the bay area. a lot of snow in the southern california to every 10, 10 forecast coming up next. >> new at 10, a cold case from almost 30 years ago

mala rivera fox news. yet another investigation is underway into new york congressman jorge santos. the fbi is now reportedly investigating him for stealing funds raised to help a navy veteran service dog the homeless disabled veterans as his dog needed a life saving surgery santos allegedly raised about $3000 but then disappeared with the funds and the dog sadly died later. santos is resisting growing cost to resign, and republican leaders in congress say the voters should decide whether he should continue serving. are you considering resigning? i'm not going to play itself out. but ultimately, voters are going to make that decision whether it's in the primary election or in the general election. santos is facing three other investigations from the office of congressional ethics, the federal election commission and the justice department. sienna college poll released this week found 78% of voters in santos is district think he should resign. the report says only half of american employees are regularly working in person and less so in the bay area coming up, we'll tell you the aver

mother rivera, ktvu fox two news.nic willo near where a train derailed and caused a chemical disaster earlier this month, more than two weeks ago that train derailed in a remote town in ohio, about 50 miles west of pittsburgh. the derailment spilled toxic chemicals their homes and harmed wildlife in the area. the ceo of the railroad company visited the area this weekend to apologize. this has been devastating. to this community, and i want to make sure you understand i am terribly sorry. that this happened to the community. norfolk son is fully committed to doing what's right for this community. the environmental protection agency says it has not detected any contaminants in the town's drinking water and that tests have shown that the error is safe to breathe. however, many people living in that area say the toxic fumes have made them sick, and they worry about the long term health risks as those chemicals seep into the ground. millions of california trees are dying in forest and the u. s. forest service blames the dr

madeline rivera reports.ken a year and a half to get that safety plan in place, and this includes security both on the ground and in the sky. the phoenix area ramps up security as fans around the world arrive for the big game. super bowl 57. about a million people expected to visit the phoenix area this week and the nfl's head of security says the city is ready to make sure everyone has fun and stay safe. there are no known specific or credible threats to the game or any of our events more than 40 agencies have worked together over the last 18 months on security plan that includes over 2000 phoenix police officers on the ground as well as national guardsmen and customs and border protection agents. cbp also bringing a fleet of helicopters to protect and stop anybody. potential threats in the skies above state farm stadium. three blackhawks to a stars one mea, which is a multi enforcement aircraft. and then 1206. and we're looking about 50 agents that will be down here. 16 fighter jets will also be patrolling

madeline rivera reports from washington. in its first hearing this congress, the house oversight committee is taking aim at federal covid spending, figuring out how much was lost to waste fraud and abuse. we owe it to the american people. to get to the bottom of the greatest theft of american taxpayer dollars in history congress under the trump and biden ministrations greenlit about $5 trillion in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the relief measures helped keep many businesses afloat. but the volume of spending also gave fraudsters and opportunity to cash in. it will be a while before the full extent of fraud , is no federal watchdog overseeing the aids, says roughly $5.4 billion may have been paid out more than 69,000 applicants with potentially invalid social security numbers. ppe loans. issued as quickly as possible at the outset of the pandemic. based solely on an applicant self certification of eligibility resulted in substantial fraud, cracking down on what they call wasteful government spending is key for the gop

under pressure from lawmakers to explain why four objects have been shot down as foxes, madeline riveraorts. this comes as china is accusing american lawmakers of trampling on the sovereignty of other nations. if any object presents a threat to the safety and security of american people, i will take it down what started off as a takedown of a suspected chinese spy craft has ballooned into a larger effort by the by the administration to hone their response to unmanned unidentified objects. in its first extensive public remarks on the issue, president biden says the decision to shoot down the chinese balloon was justified. violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. since then, the us has shot down three other unidentified objects , which were potentially hazardous to civilian air traffic. the military search for debris from the chinese balloon is wrapping up as recovery efforts for the three objects continue, but the president says those seem to have no connection to china. three objects were most likely balloons tied to private companies. recreation or research institutions studying w

as foxes madeline rivera reports. navy vessels are off the coast of carolina today, recovering pieces of the balloon. brady deal went out to go fishing on sunday ended up catching a glimpse of something else. instead he says he saw us navy personnel in north myrtle beach with what looked like a white deflated balloon across two boats. third boat looked like it had a crane and boxes on it, while a pentagon spokesperson did not comment on this video. they can affirm they have collected pieces of the chinese spy balloon above water , which left a debris field the size of 15 football fields. we are still in recovery mode on on the balloon remnants itself, both on the surface and undersea . um and we expect we'll learn, uh more through that recovery effort. defense officials say they've already been able to study the balloon as a travel across the u. s last week before it was shot down off the coast of south carolina. on a on saturday. the us estimates the balloon was up to 200 ft. tall potentially weighed more than £1000

quedaron eliminadas jimena hablo veamos de qué es lo que se trata >> tengo el gusto de estar con juan riverabién de mi mujer y a los fanáticos que me apoyaron, me siento, no sé siculpable de haberlas defraudado, yo quería que la gente conociera juan tú sabes que tendrás críticas en redes sociales y a la gente por esta decisión que tomaste. >> si que es lo que les di? porque mi primera responsabilidad está bajo mi techo debo de estar seguro que mi mujer esté bien mis hijos estén bien que yo esté bien la gente criticado por como camino por cómo respiró por muchos años y respetuosamente les digo que tienen todo el derecho de criticar pero yo tengo el derecho de decidir qué hago con mi vida y con la vida de mi familia y mi hogar y si dios está contento con el trabajo que yo hice se me puede echar el mundo en cima yo estaré bien en todo este tiempo que tuviste de pensar pensádaste a lo mejor reconciliarte con tus hermanos y sobrinos? >> el día de mi cumpleaños cuando estaba sola medianoche mandando mensajes a mi mujer pensé en mi pasado, por muchos años después del accidente mi cumpleaños lo pasa

madeline rivera live for us in phoenix tonight. madeline. thank you. or you'll see something tomorrow that has never happened at a super bowl for the first time, and all female team of pilots will be involved in the games. traditional military flyover the pilots will fly about 350 miles an hour in a tight knit diamond formation. airplanes will be as close as just five ft apart. going a little bit slower. it might be a little bit louder as those jet engines just stay over the parked over the stadium a little bit longer if we're going a little bit faster, looking a bit of a of a quicker show. we'll have a crew on the ground, both here at luke air force base and at the stadium itself on the radios, giving real time feedback to the pilots fly over is that to happen on the last notes of the national anthem, which is being sung this year. by chris stapleton. after the flyover. all seven pilots will attend the game. the flyover, the halftime show featuring rihanna, multimillion dollar ad campaigns, and, of course, the game itself. look for all of it tomorrow,

mother rivera, ktvu. fox two news. under the weather and snow in the desert snow on the las vegas strip. in fact, for the second time in a week, falling on cars next to the luxor hotel and casino pyramid, there was even more snow and ice at higher elevations to highway 15 near the california nevada boundary was closed for more than 12 hours yesterday because of icy conditions in san bernardino county. back here at home. the winter weather continues to bring our big story here today. sky fox at the sky is getting a glimpse of the snow we're dealing with, but hamilton's covered with it just a few hours ago, there was even snow at lower elevations. some residents telling us it's the first time that's happened in decades. alright here's our meteorologists roberto gonzalez with more on the forecast for today, which some areas might be seeing snow again tonight, roberta. yes, absolutely. it is certain it will snow again tonight. in the overnight hours through your friday more morning , everybody. we have a lot to talk about.

s and abroad, madeline rivera has more for decades.carter's work has impacted people from around the world. but supporters say some of his efforts may have been overlooked. if the if the goal is worthy move ahead even if there is a risk of failure. those close to former president jimmy carter say he's used to tackling big problems as a little known georgia governor. he announced his run for presidency later taking his family and friends to campaign in iowa and new hampshire. he finished second at the iowa caucuses, but use that as a stepping stone to gaining national recognition. the outcome helped put the iowa caucuses on the map if you notice all candidates go to iowa . now it's the launching place that every presidential campaign and that is something that jimmy carter started. after leaving the white house, carter made it his mission to fight neglected tropical diseases nonprofit the carter center. his efforts provided treatments and nearly eradicated the parasitic illness. guinea worm. connor's friends credit his perseverance and

but rivera claims a mystery man named reggie stole the ticket. the winner was recently identified as edwin castro. both castro and the mystery man, reggie, are named in that suit. the california lottery, remains confident that castro is the jackpot winner adding that it is not authorized to investigate. >> i need a graph to follow that one. >>> trending this morning, check out this incredible picture from santa cruz. hail fell across twin lakes beach. many thought this was snow, but meteorologist kari hall confirmed it's hail. but still a pretty stunning scene on a california beach. we've got new video this morning, this from the santa cruz mountains. >> that's cute. >> what is this stuff? >> they're, like, i still need to go use the bathroom, but what is this? >> that's the hardest thing right now, getting the animals to go outside. cold, wet, soggy. >> binks looks at me like this. >>> bundle them up. it's cold. we're getting started with rain, the snow, all kinds of weather in the bay area that we don't typically see. we're all looking at this,

madeline rivera has more on the efforts to keep everyone safe.and security, the fbi and the national guard just some of the agencies keeping people safe. at the super bowl this year, while no credible threats have been made against sunday's began, security officials say they are still on high alert. more than 40 law enforcement agencies are working together to make sure super bowl 57 is safe and secure. if you see something , say something, we all have to be alert. to a potential threat to make sure that it does not materialize. keeping people safe on the ground will be over 2000, phoenix police officers and in the sky 16 fighter jets and customs and border protection. helicopters will keep watch. they'll be enforcing a strict no drone zone and a temporary flight ban on aircraft over state farm stadium during the game. we have some kind of general aviation aircraft. starting to move towards the stadium. we would identify and intercept that aircraft along with potential threats, security officials will be on the lookout for possible victims of hum

madeline rivera reports from washington. our economy is strong, kicked off with a bang in january, the u. s economy added a whopping 517,000 jobs last month, more than double than what economic experts have predicted job growth was widespread , professional and business services and healthcare, among other industries. unemployment also dropped to 3.4% the lowest it's been since 1969 boosting optimism that they were so russian, maybe avoidable. well, we may face setbacks along the way. there will be some there's more work to do is clear. our plan is working because of the grit and resolve of the american worker. while the job market remains hot, some sectors like housing are showing signs of slowing down. more people are also reining in their spending. there is a disconnect here, and maybe it's the labor market shifting post pandemic. but it's yeah, but these data points you know, this labor data does not coincide with what we're seeing everywhere else. the numbers could post a challenge for the federal reserve, which raised

says late tonight it is also detected another balloon floating over latin america sucks is battling, riveraexplained. the pentagon says all options are on the table. chinese balloon is floating over the u. s china says it's a civilian aircraft used for weather research and that it had accidentally blown off course. but the u. s. says that's not true. calling this a spy balloon . the balloon has violated u. s airspace and international law, which is unacceptable to us official confirms the balloon traveled from china to alaska through northwest canada before arriving over montana on wednesday. the balloon has the ability to maneuver and has changed course it is believed to be at 60,000 ft. above the range of where commercial and most u. s war planes can fly. the balloon does not present a military the or physical threat to people on the ground at this time under military guidance, president biden ruled against shooting the balloon down for now, it is big enough. that again and reviewing our approach . we do recognize that any potential debris field would be significant. the u. s government a

it's not the first time that a chinese surveillance balloon has flown over the us boxes battle, the rivera tells us navy vessels are now off the coast of south carolina today to recover pieces of that balloon. brady deal went out to go fishing on sunday but ended up catching a glimpse of something else. instead he says he saw us navy personnel in north myrtle beach with what looked like a white deflated balloon across two boats. a third boat looked like it had a crane and boxes on it. while the pentagon spokesperson did not comment on this video, they confirm they have collected pieces of the chinese spy balloon above water, which left a debris field the size of 15 football fields. we are still in recovery mode on on the balloon remnants itself, both on the surface and undersea. um and we expect we'll learn, uh, more true that recovery effort, defense officials say they've already been able to study the balloon as it traveled across the us last week before it was shot down off the coast of south carolina on saturday. the us estimates the balloon was up to 200 ft. tall potentially weighed m

still madeline rivera has our story. first time since the pandemic, a majority of us workers are back in the office. that's according to new data showing average office occupancy was at 50.4% last week in 10 large metropolitan areas, march 2020 was the last time that figure across 50% when the coronavirus pandemic forced many offices to shut down. so much of what you've accomplished on the job is by interacting with other people face to face. the list of cities includes new york, houston. and washington, d. c. but lawmakers complained. many federal government worker said the nation's capital still work remotely. americans show up every day to work. washington shouldn't be the last place to get back to work. congressman james comer chair of the house oversight committee, is pushing a bill that would compel federal workers to return to the office and person. the bill would align with the goal of the city's mayor, who says the lack of federal workers is hurting businesses downtown, nearly 200,000 federal workers make up a q

i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news. trage tragedy in el paso one person is dead and three injured at cielo vista mall. police received calls of an active shooter in the food court. the shooting happened right next to the walmart where a gunman killed 23 people in 2019 police have two suspects in custody, including the suspected shooter. a motive is unknown. >>> just days after the deadly shooting at michigan state university, students returned to the scene to recover belongings they left when they ran for their lives monday tributes poured in for the three students killed. arielle anderson, brian fraser, and alex verner, a high school athlete, known for her kindness. five others are still in critical condition hundreds of students gathered to protest gun violence at michigan's capital on wednesday. >> and the sad part is i only feel protected to come here today because i know there are important people here. why can't i feel that safe regardless it's only getting worse. it won'tget better unless we start change, and tha