vice president rivera here. commissioner maxwell, commissioner jaime and stacy are both excused from today's meeting. you have a quorum. okay. thank you, i'd like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that it owns and are stewards of the unseated lands located within the ethnohistoric territory of the ohlone tribe and other familiar descendants of the historic, federally recognized mission san jose verona band of alameda county. the sfpuc also recognized that every citizen residing within the greater bay area has, and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the molecular ohlone tribe's aboriginal lands since before and after the san francisco public utility commission's founding in 1923 1932, it is vitally important that we not only recognize the history of the tribal lands on which we reside, but also we acknowledge and honor the fact that the moloka'i excuse me, malekula ohlone people have established a working partnership with the sfpuc and our productive and

rivera is facing several charges, too. including first degree murder.e shot diller in the torso after he walked up to the suspect's car and he later died in the hospital. rivera has been arrested at least 21 times, nine of them for felonies. over the weekend, tens of thousands gathered for diller's funeral on long island. his widow is making this desperate plea nor change. >> it's been two years and two months since detective rivera and detective mora made the ultimate sacrifice like my husband jonathan diller. stand up in front of the elected officials today pleading tore change that change never came. now my son will grow up without his father. i will grow old without my husband and his parents have to say goodbye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? >> madeleine: really painful to hear that. jones faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the charges of diller's death. rivera faces life behind bars without the possibility of parole. is he due

madeleine rivera, what can you tell us? >> >> madeleine: fox is working to indep independently confirm this information. a presiding judge accused district attorney's office of not being ready to. rushed pass texas national guard knocking them to the ground. the judge saying the rioting cases will be released because the d.a.'s office was not ready to go. unclear if it applied to the charge and not the assault and criminal charges related to the border rush. another hearing is scheduled for today. happening this week, if theed federal appeals court will discuss the bill that has been placed on hold pending appeal. there is a caravan of migrants that plan to reach the southern border. here is the council vice president. >> you have to stop the cartels and put some consequences on individuals you see coming through the border. that is what you need temperature takes consequences and political will. >> madeleine: texas is surging number of forces dispatching 700 to el paso and flying in 200 soldiers. carley. >> carley: a 60 mi

i'm frances rivera. donald trump will be back inside a manhattan courtroom today for day three of his new york criminal hush money trial. jury selection will resume in just a few hours. seven jurors have been selected. a total of 18 are needed for the case. the former president has said he is willing to take the witness stand. in a new court filing, the manhattan d.a. says they plan to ask mr. trump about other verdicts he's faced, including the large judgment in his new york civil fraud case, and in the e. jean carroll defamation case. the judge will decide soon what the jury will be allowed to hear. >>> it appears congress will be working through the weekend. the house speaker has released the separate bills that include aid for israel and ukraine. and he told members they can expect a saturday evening vote on this after an amendment process. brie jackson joins us now from d.c. hi, brie. the house speaker is leading a very divided party when it comes to these bills. >> reporter: that's right. the bill

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vamos de aquí a pasar con marcelo rivera nuevamente para que nos informe si esas condiciones se mantienenes. y fíjense la imagen de radar y satélite. todo bien tranquilo, porque tenemos la presencia de un sistema de alta presión que es lo que domina la región y continúa trayendo aire seco mayormente a la zona. lo que entonces resulta en esos cielos bien despejados y soleados en la región. mirando el modelo de lluvias al momento no todo tranquilo, no vemos lluvias, al menos hasta el miércoles con lluvias leves durante la mañana y el jueves es cuando veríamos un aumento bastante significativo en términos de lluvias en algunas zonas del área de la bahía, principalmente a esas áreas del sur cercano, pero sería ya para el jueves. pero si usted va a viajar en el día de mañana, fíjese que así se ve la nación, así están las temperaturas actualmente en la zona el 59 para la zona de denver 75 para phoenix, dallas con 73 hacia la zona este de la nación. bien tranquilo, 84 grados la temperatura en miami. así que veraniega ya esas temperaturas en la zona de la florida. oiga, pero fíjese que ya la sema

no different than rivera and his partner. by the way the offer -- the other most amazing thing is that no one has brought up the restrike rule on the habitual offender role. both of these bad guys if they cut, with a -- new won't go into prison for life with no parole. is called the three strikes law. that's why he opened fire on the effective first grade diller because he knew he was going in forever and ever and ever and that's a fact that's a great long but we have to have to have to be more proactive. otherwise it will continue to carry illegal weapons and they will open fire when they're looking at a heavy heavy sentence as they should and as the wall. >> sandra: we know this guy, where america who shot and killed ultimately officer diller and is a setback -- driving the vehicle, he -- as we just learned faces 30 years without bail. have the punishments going to fit the crimes here that the two suspects carried out? >> not in my view. not in my view. effective first grade diller -- and his wife stephanie, has received a

david bisbal y carlos rivera, carlos rivera y david bisbal. david: totalmente.>> en el vÍdeo "ahora" en complicidad con carlos rivera que se filmÓ en mÉxico, david dio muestra clave de su dominio con la bicicleta. david: te has dado cuenta? y eso que era una bicicleta de paseo. [risas] ahÍ estaba. entre toma y toma agarrada un poco de equilibrio. ahÍ estaba donde visite la ciudad de mÉxico. ha sido una maravilla. una maravilla sinceramente haber podido grabar ese vÍdeo. me la pasÉ muy bien con carlos. [mÚsica] >> el cantante prepara maletas, equipos, luces, mÚsica para estar en mÉxico. david: probablemente lo que menos le cuesta a uno o por lo menos siente que no estÁ trabajando justamente cuando estÁ encima del escenario. no me preguntes por quÉ. yo no siento que estoy trabajando. antes para visitar monterrey, guadalajara, la ciudad de mÉxico. por cierto, carlos me va a acompaÑar ese dÍa que me lo confirmo hoy mismo el prÓximo 9 de mayo. estoy contento. >> es david bisbal en una nueva pÁgina en la historia de mÚsica, amor y pasiÓn. [mÚsica] raÚl: hay que entend

. >> paul rivera, his wife and 2-year-old girl live on the busy corridor in enrichment. >> constantlywe are watching cars because we are scared we are going to get hit. >> a few blocks away from them, a speeding car fatally struck a 72-year-old in january. residents say near misses are too common. >> my wife and i were crossing the street and i had to jump in front of a car so we would not get hit. >> safety advocates witnessed three previous attempts to pass legislation bail at the state level. mark and lindsay have walked san francisco and often checked speeding cars. >> every mile a driver goes above 25 miles per hour, the risk for pedestrians just goes up so much. >> unlike the 13 red light cameras in san francisco, which can take photos of drivers, the new speed cameras will only be able to identify license plates in a 30 miles per hour zone like on fulton. cameras could initiate fines for only cars going 11 miles per hour over the limit. >> 40 miles per hour, a person gets hit, we are so vulnerable. 75% chance you will not survive that crash or be very severely injured. >> the s

i'm frances rivera. newly-minted super bowl champion rashee rice is on bond after turning himself in overnight. he is facing several charges, including aggravated assault after a high-speed chase in dallas last month. his surrender coming less than 24 hours after police issued an arrest warrant. rice and his attorney have said they are cooperating with authorities and that rice takes full responsibility for his actions, which police say injured four people. rice was booked and released with a bond of $40,000. >>> o.j. simpson, all-american football legend and movie star who was later acquitted of murder has died at the age of 76. the notorious figure died in the hospital, surrounded by family members after a battle with cancer. our cynthia mcfadden has a look back at his life. >> reporter: the trial of the century, and the death of the man at its center. o.j. simpson. it brings back the long legacy of a trial that concluded nearly 30 years ago. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action, find orenthal j

rivera said the synergistic effect of these errors was not harmless. lawyers for weinstein, who has consistently maintained his innocence, had this to say about thursday's ruling. >> that's how important this case is that america will uphold the laws of this land for everyone. no one's above the law or beneath the law either. >> reporter: the manhattan district attorney's office says it plans to retry the case. >> no one of weinstein's accuser is jennifer siebel newsom, wife of gavin newsom. the governor was asked about the overturned conviction today. >> let's just make something crystal clear. harvey weinstein is a stone cold predator, a rapist, twice convicted. those that seek to somehow exonerate or explain away harvey weinstein's behavior should also be ashamed of themselves. >> weinstein is now in prison serving a 23-year sentence for the 2020 ruling. he will remain in prison, though, because he was separately sentenced to 16 years for rape in 2022. >>> investigators say there is no threat to the community in the wake of a car explosion in daly c

i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest in the trials of donald trump, the presumptive republican nominee took his seat as a defendant in his first criminal trial. jury selection has begun in new york for his hush money case. brie jackson joins us now. finding an impartial jury for this historic trial will not be easy. >> reporter: it certainly won't, good morning, frances. we saw evidence of that on day one. and the first batch of 96 potential jurors, more than half of them were excused after they said they could not be fair or impartial. the rest were asked about their backgrounds and their media preferences. no jurors have been selected yet. mr. trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors accuse him of trying to buy the silence of adult film star stormy daniels. mr. trump maintains that he never had a sexual relationship with daniels. but he is accused of doctoring records to cover up payments to her. the former president has repeatedly attacked this case

good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin with another major court ruling, reshaping reproductive rights in america. arizona's top court deciding that a law that bans nearly all abortions and was enacted more than a century and a half ago can still be enforced. the ruling is on hold for two weeks. and arizona's attorney general is vowing not to enforce the law. nbc's laura jarret kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: a legal fight over abortion in a critical battleground state. fanning the flames of a political fire gaining ground towards november. arizona's highest court backing a law that bans nearly all abortions and carries up to five years in prison for doctors who perform one. the conservative majority on the court reviving a 1864 law that lay dormant for decades under roe versus wade. >> are you kidding me? 1864 was before women even had the right to vote. we are totally going backwards. >> reporter: 66-year-old arizona residen resident beth baumann fighting back tears. yet the state's democratic attorney gener

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good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news this morning. four law enforcement officers have been shot and killed in charlotte, north carolina. it is a stunning loss for the community. one of the dead is a deputy u.s. marshal. the other three, local officers. they were serving a warrant at a home when a suspect opened fire. a total of eight officer were struck by bullets. a suspected shooter also dead. president biden put out a statement late last night, calling the fallen cops heroes, while also calling for gun control. michelle bowden from our charlotte affiliate has the story. >> reporter: in charlotte, this video streamed on facebook live capturing the terrifying moments when gunfire erupted. officials confirm eight officers were struck. >> stood we lost some heroes that were out simply trying to keep our community safe. >> i asked somebody on the street what happened. and he said they're shooting. somebody's shooting. >> reporter: according to police, a local task force comprised with officers from multiple agencies was serving a warran

i'm frances rivera. all eyes are on israel this morning after iran carried out its first ever direct military assault on the country after years of hostility. iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards the country in response to israel's deadly air strike on the iranian embassy in damascus, syria, two weeks ago. israel says it destroyed 99% of the incoming fire before it entered its airspace. nbc's claudio lavanga joins us from rome how. is israel responding so far? good morning, claudio. what can question we expect next? >> good morning, frances. well, now that the alert is over, israel appears to have gone back to its normal life. children are returning to school and a ban on public gatherings which was introduced as a precaution ahead of iran's attack has been lifted. now the only question that remains of course will israel retaliate. according to an israeli official we spoke to, it's not a matter of if but when, and how, even though the retaliation doesn't appear to be backed by either t

i'm frances rivera.ng prime minister netanyahu of a possible shift in u.s. policy if israel doesn't take concrete steps to

i'm frances rivera. have a great tuesday. >>> right now at 5:00, coverage chaos.earer picture of which areas will get hit the hardest by the loss of bay area homeowner insurance policies after state farm's decision t

astrid rivera, "despierta amÉrica". alan: increÍble. los coches estÁn pasando.dera estrella en ascenso. la bienvenidapara ella que estÁ con nosotros esta maÑana. hola, cÓmo estÁs? >> muy feliz. muy emocionadade estar aquÍ. trayendo el nuevo sencillo "ya no siento nada". ahora siento mucho. [risas] raÚl: cuando la escribiste dijiste que es anecdÓtica esta canciÓn. >> correcto. trae momentosque recuerdo en algÚn momento. no sentÍa nada literal. es muy difÍcil. siento que la cantante tenemos que vivir muchas cosas para de esa manera plasmar nuestras canciones las emociones. raÚl: tambiÉn los compositores. quien interpreta en el alma llega. viene de buena escuela. viene de la raza de la guzmÁn. [canta] >> claro que si. raÚl: menos mal que canto la versiÓn con otra y no con ocho. [risas] imagÍnate. cÓmo te fue con alejandra? >> espectacular. crecÍ muchÍsimo como artista. alejandra guzmÁn tenerla como maestra es algo impresionante. raÚl: nos encanta tenerte aquÍ. hacemos algo con mucho respeto que la patada de la suerte. aquÍ esta ella y canta "ya no siento nada". [mÚ

recently launched a new workforce development program students like sam headley and victoria rivera are trained and paid apprenticeship positions song in jennings don't let your disability. >> stop. he of my goal eventually to become, you know, a professor here at caa and teach classes. but of course, there's still a long way to go in all 50 states. adults in the special education system are mandated out of public schools by the age of 21 or 22, according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 6 and a half million people in the united states live with intellectual or developmental disabilities. goal is to give a lifelong equitable college experience to adults. >> who historically haven't had access. doctor, lindsay says the college has 10 schools of study in liberal arts, including visual arts business communications and dance. students are moving mountains. they do have a lot of extra hills to climb and to move and they're doing it so beautifully. i would like to be the one of me and to ensure that makes a difference as part of rivera's apprenticeship, which like for the re

i'm seeing it everywhere throughout our county where people are saying we've had enough. >> so rivera remains in the hospital. he will appear in court next coming up may 7th. as for jones, the man who will appear in court today, he has two separate hearings and one of them is for charges unrelated to officer diller's murder. send it back to you, dana. >> dana: keep us posted and we'll keep watching that this afternoon. >> bill: story that reverberates. a deli raising money for diller's family. they are selling a sandwich in his honor they call the hero. >> dana: it sounds good. >> bill: for each sandwich purchase mario's meat market donates $5 to his widow and 1-year-old son ryan. >> dana: fox news alert. an el paso judge ordering the release of some of the migrants accused of staging a riot rushing the border in a wild stampede. that happened there. they broke through the barriers, trampled national guard troops. we want to get to the "new york post" texas reporter there when the riot happened. you are following this story closely. this is from the judge saying it is the ruling of th

de california, como nos dijo marcelo rivera, podría llover este fin de semana.o los árboles forman un túnel de rosas. sobre precisamente este afluente, la gente a menudo hace picnics debajo de los pétalos que caen en esta temporada. mire qué espectáculo tan bello. natural, por cierto. y nos queremos despedir con una casa grande de 2 plantas que navega por las aguas. esto en sausalito, en el área de la bahía ahí la tiene en pantalla. bueno, le comenta que esta casa flotante zarpó del puerto de redwood city en su momento, que llegó a albergar a más de 100 personas, mismas que han intentado desalojar desde el año 2015, cuando los propietarios de las viviendas cercanas presentaron una demanda. gracias por g >> martes 9 de abril, este bien informado aqui en noticias telemundo mediodia. >> hoy reciben su sentencia por homicidio involuntario los padres del adolescente que mato a cuatro estudiantes en el peor tiroteo escolar de la historia de michigan.

pasamos con marcelo rivera. marcelo feliz viernes! cuéntanos qué tal? muy buenas tardes.del interior y esa nubosidad puede venir acompañada de algunas lloviznas bien leves, principalmente en la zona de la costa, en san francisco, hacia el sur. pero ya para el sábado, fíjese que se vuelve a despejar la región y vamos a continuar disfrutando de esas condiciones bien secas y estables a través de toda la región. el viento permite entonces que se sienta un poco más fresco, más frescas, debo decir esas temperaturas. y fíjese que las ráfagas están entre las 15 y las 30 millas en la zona de san francisco, en la bahía y hacia el centro. vamos a ver entonces igualmente entre las 10 y las 15 millas por hora en términos de ráfagas de viento en la zona central de la región, para el pronóstico de si va de vacaciones o de visita para esa zona. fíjese que las máximas deben estar en ese rango de los 60 grados, pero las mínimas durante las noches van a estar alcanzando esos 40 grados, así que si va para esa zona no olvide llevarse un buen abrigo y las mínimas. esta noche en la zona de sacr

. >> ricardo jose rivera is from puerto rico. his singing career has taken him from chicago to houston and now the bay area. this will be the first time the singer is performing a piece by a latin american composer. >> it feels like home in a way. it's not foreign. it's a great opportunity to bring in all of these people that may not 100% identify or feel familiarized with italian or german or french opera. for the hope opera can bring a wider audience through these doors. >> we want all of our san jose fans to know that the opera belongs to them, and they belong to the opera, general director shawna lucey says. >> one of the motivating factors of programing florencia in san jose was knowing more than a third of the city's population is latinx. >> for the past two years, we have offered not just surtitles in english, but also surtitles in spanish. >> florencia en el amazonas makes its debut saturday and runs until may 5th. >> i'm just excited for opening, i asked rivera describe the production in spanish. amor en el amazonas, lov

it's been two years and two months detective rivera and detective zamora made the ultimate sacrificejust like my husband, jonathan diller. rivera stood in front of the elected officials pleading for change, change never came and now my son will grow up without his father. i will grow up old without my husband and their parents will have to say goodbye to their child. >> have to say this, my family, i hate to bring up personal stuff, this hits home because my sister's husband is a fireman, he dug out his brother-in-law new year's eve after 9/11. chuck mendez died 9/11 so when cops are shot, police officers are attacked, often the fire department get hit, too. often they deal with rising crime as well so i hate to bring up personal family stuff, i'm just saying this because people need to understand and i know the american voter gets it and you get it, when our men and women in blue are on the front lines and not protected by elected officials and put their lives and families, it's way more dangerous. your word? i hope every radical left politician in america especially here in new yor

i'm frances rivera. moments are preparing for the path of totality to see the moon block out the sun during today's eclipse. nbc's priscilla thompson is in one of the first cities that will be in the dark this afternoon to start it off, dallas, texas. >> reporter: a last-minute crush of travelers are flooding into the path of totality, hoping for a chance to see history. >> it gives you tingles up your spine, you know, for it to happen. >> for our family it's a once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience to see. that's why we decide toad travel. >> reporter: as more than 44,000 take to the skies today alone, the faa is warning about delays at airports in little rock chicago, burlington and more. cities along the roughly 100-mile swath from texas to maine will go completely dark on monday afternoon as the moon passes between the sun and the earth. >> and we are literally over the moon to welcome over one million people to our state. the millions of tourists are adding to the more than 31 million already living

vamos a pasar ahora hacia el centro de meteorología con marcelo rivera para saber más detalles de lasía de hoy en la tarde y sintió ese calentón, ese calor en la zona, fíjese que las temperaturas actuales en los 70 grados, todavía en áreas tan al norte como la zona de santa rosa, san francisco, un poco más fresca la temperatura con 65, pero fíjese que hacia el norte de la bahía noreste debo decir 70 para napa 77 para concord, 71 para la zona de hayward y todavía hacia el sur. san josé. a esta hora la temperatura se encuentra casi en los 80 grados 77 y morgan hill con 75. y así vamos a pasar el resto de los días de esta semana con temperaturas sobre los 70 grados. ahí, en la imagen de vapor de agua se ve claramente ese sistema de alta presión que es el responsable de que tengamos esas buenas condiciones del tiempo, pero también esas temperaturas cálidas en la zona que van a durar bastantes días con nosotros, al menos hasta el final de la semana. y también este sistema de alta presión influye en la velocidad del viento en zonas principalmente altas. fíjese que esas ráfagas están entre l

vamos contigo marcelo rivera, para que nos cuente sobre estos cambios en el tiempo frío, sol, cielo nubladoa bahía 62 para palo alto san josé. a esta hora con 63 grados, esa temperatura en el termómetro en nuestra zona. vamos a echar un vistazo a lo que ocurre en casa. tormentas. a esta hora vemos la entrada de algunas áreas leves de lluvia como les habíamos pronosticado y algunas zonas de nubosidad en la zona. y así se ve a esta hora la ciudad de san francisco, allá en el puente golden gate. bastante nublada la zona a esta hora. y eso es lo que vamos a continuar viendo la entrada de nubosidad durante los próximos días. y está asociada a. míralo ahí, a un sistema frontal bastante débil, con una baja presión que va a mantenerse principalmente hacia la zona del norte de las de la región. mantener esas lluvias más intensas hacia esa zona. sin embargo, para nosotros lo que vamos a ver es más o menos lluvia leve o lloviznas durante esta noche, mañana y quizás tempranas horas del sábado ya en el fin de semana, pero lluvia más bien leve. lo que sí veríamos igualmente serían esos cielos mayormente

. >>> good morning, glad you are with me, i'm frances rivera. today marks a new phase in the legal troubles of donald trump. the first criminal trial for the former president will begin within hours. jury selection is about to get under way in new york and in mr. trump's hush money case. nbc's jay gray joins us now from lower manhattan. jay, the anticipation has been growing for this trial to get started. >> reporter: hey, good morning, frances. yeah, it certainly has. look, the barricades are up around manhattan courthouse now, there will be high security and high drama expected as well as the first of three felony cases against the former president gets under way in just a few hours here. it is a controversial and complicated case. >> allegations that someone lied again and again to protect their interests and evade the laws. >> reporter: former president trump facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to conceal damaging information and unlawful activity from american voters before and after the 2016 election. specifically a six-

carley and todd to. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you. let's bring in former trumpet aid john elliott, john, good morning to you. success could mean different things when it comes to something like this, but do you think the strike was the right thing for israel to do? would you characterize it as successful? >> absolutely, carley. good morning. it was absolutely successful from israel standpoint because number one, they had to respond. they did so because politically they just could not allow iran to have a direct threat on even though a direct success threat on their soil. they had to respond. this was a message they sent of will and capability. they have the will to strike iran when they need to and the capability to do so. that is why this is well-crafted. but they did is attacked deep in iran and attacked a city that has the biggest nuclear facility in a town that sits right next to it. what they were saying is, "look, what we need you to know this is we have the billing capability to attack you at any time so don't cross any lines e

muy buenas tardes les saluda marcelo rivera y tenemos la lluvia que habíamos pronosticado.uvia que están ya cercanas a la costa y a las 5 48. la zona de el granada va a recibir algunas lluvias de manera leve durante los próximos minutos. pacifica igualmente a las 6 con 2 y la zona de san francisco a las 6,37. recibirá precipitación de manera ligera en esa zona. mirando el modelo de lluvia en las próximas 72 horas, fíjese que vamos a ver cómo continúa entrando lluvias asociadas a ese sistema de baja presión que se encuentra en áreas de la costa en este momento y va a comenzar a moverse, a desplazarse sobre nuestra zona. y esas áreas en color rosado significan precipitación en forma de nieve, en elevaciones de más de 1500 pies. igualmente vamos a estar viéndolas durante más tarde esta noche en la zona de las montañas al este de morgan hill, porque también vamos a ver esas zonas de precipitación en durante la noche de hoy. ya para mañana vamos a ver que poco a poco se retiran esas lluvias de nuestra zona. el sábado vamos a estar mucho más tranquilos y el domingo todavía no des

detective sakos and rivera and mora and of course the latest being officer jonathan diller. we must listen to the words and the pleas of their widows, of their parents, of their family members, of their fellow law enforcement officers who are saying this is preventible. and if we see that our police officers are not safe in cities like ours, how can the public be safe? it's truly tragic because we know it's preventible. there are a certain number of laws the state legislature have put in place that have caused this crisis. the individuals who are responsible for the death of officer diller, they were career criminals. guy rivera pulled the trigger with 21 prior arrests and was still on our streets and was recently released on a five-year prison stint for a drug conviction and then went off to parole in 2022 but he was on the streets because of a new law the legislature passed is less is more act. he had parole violations but he wasn't in jail and that's because of the actions of our governor and the state legislature. his partner, the other perp was arrested 14 times for thi

en esta tienda en pico rivera, los clientes se apresuran a hacer sus últimas compras antes del cierreene programado cerrar sus 371 ubicaciones en todo el país, pero hay una luz de esperanza para 143 tiendas en el sur de california. let me see if i could put together a group of people. mark miller, director ejecutivo de pick and say bargains y ex presidente de big lots, espera salvar estos establecimientos. ha reunido un equipo de inversionistas que quieren continuar con el compromiso de la cadena con la comunidad oriented on food. dice que su plan es seguir ofreciendo comida y productos caseros, pero también quiere que las tiendas se enfoquen en brindarle a la comunidad productos que por lo regular no esperan encontrar en tiendas de descuento como ropa de marca y juguetes de personajes conocidos. eso sí, a precios rebajados. mellor dice que las tiendas de descuento han sufrido pérdidas por tratar de competir con las tiendas tradicionales en lugar de aceptar su atractivo único. mientras tanto, la noticia de una posible intervención de inversionistas está trayendo optimismo. hay persona

raÚl: nuestras tres rivera tuvo la oportunidad de—— nuestra astrid rivera ha ido a comer a un lugar muyeste aviÓn, este aviÓn fue de delta que se utilizÓ durante 30 aÑos. estaba retirado. no tenÍa un piloto de la aerolÍnea que no sabemos cÓmo se lo llevÓ a su casa. [risas] se lo vendiÓ a rosana. hoy todos podemos disfrutar de un cafÉ, de una comida rica dentro de un aviÓn. una experiencia aÉrea, pero en la tierra. karla: era como la mitad del aviÓn. dÓnde quedÓ la cola del aviÓn? [ risas] raÚl: como que uno le diga a la jefa me llevo el estudio. jessica: si lo dividimos me llevo esta zona. el sofÁ. astrid: yo esta flores. jessica: deja las que mÁs adelante escuchen esto. vamos a tener mucha mÚsica. quÉdate para que puedas disfrutar. viene una de las figuras mÁs representativas del flamenco. llega con nosotros la niÑa pastori. raÚl: vamos a cerrar esta mÚsica con mucha sal, que viva raÚl: vamos a cerrar esta mÚsica con mucha sal, que viva espaÑa. at grand canyon university, we believe in equal opportunity, and the american dream starts with... purpose. the pursuit to serve others is your

mala rivera, ktvu, fox two news. >> thursday will mark the 118th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and. every year, people gather at lotta's fountain on market street at 5:12 a.m. to commemorate the moment the 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck lotta's fountain was a gathering place for san franciscans in the time after the earthquake, where they could connect with their community and learn of recovery and rebuilding efforts. the golden fire hydrant in the mission district, also celebrated as one of the few that still functioned that day. city leaders say the anniversary should serve as a reminder to us all that we should remain prepared for a major earthquake. house impeachment managers walked two articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas across the capitol to the senate, forcing senators to convene a trial on the allegations that he has willfully and systemically refused to enforce immigration law while the senate is obligated to hold a trial under the rules of impeachment, once the charges are walked across the capitol, the proceedings may not last

fox says madeleine rivera has the latest from washington.r president donald trump returning to court in manhattan friday as the criminal trial over alleged hush money payments enters day eight. >> i think yesterday went very well in this courthouse. the case should be over. >> thursday, trump praised david pecker, a central witness who has been testifying since monday . >> david's been very nice and nice guy. >> but thursday, the former publisher of the national enquirer revealed new details about burying negative stories to shield trump's 2016 presidential campaign, including a $150,000 deal with a former playboy model who said she had an affair with trump. pecker testified the enquirer bought the rights to karen mcdougal's story, but never published her allegations, a tactic known as catch and kill. pecker told the jury, quote, we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrass or hurt the campaign. >> today was a breathtaking in this room. you saw what went on. it was breathtaking. and amazing testimony. this is a trial that sho

. >> brian: todd piro is outside the university, but first to madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: this situation unfolding right now, police with riot gear started surrounding campus early monday morning. students are staging anti-israel p protest. here is a police officer warning protesters they will be arrested if they do not clear out. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> madeleine: it is unclear if anyone has been arrested yet, protests over the weekend turned violent. a member of the press was surrounded by demonstrators and poked in the eye with a palestinian flag. this is just breaking, we'll update you as it continues. >> ainsley: classes at columbia will be virtual today as pro-palestinian student workers plan to walk out today. >> will: todd piro is live from columbia. todd. >> todd: president of columbia announcing her plan to deal with the situation. to deesqcalate and give us chane to consider next steps, all classes will be held virtual on monday. this is as protests continue. this is a fifth straight da

les hablamos a los rivera y rivera.amos a ver un poco de ese evento celestial. este próximo lunes. recuerde que si lo va a observar, utilice lentes especiales, pero vamos a ver lo que está pasando en la imagen de radar y satélite en el tiempo acá en la zona de la bahía, un sistema de alta presión domina las condiciones del tiempo y al menos así va a ser hasta mitad de semana cuando ya se acerque un sistema de baja presión para el miércoles jueves, trayendo un aumento en las zonas de lluvia a la zona de la bahía hacia el interior. y de hecho, en elevaciones de más de 3000 pies de altura al sur y en las montañas de santa lucía. vamos a ver, quizás la acumulación de nieve en esa zona. así que vamos a tener unos cambios bastante significativos en términos de lluvias en la región de la bahía y en el sur. en las montañas. mañana las temperaturas máximas van a estar ubicadas en ese rango de los 70 grados 77 para la ciudad de san josé, 73 para palo alto y redwood city, 75 para la zona de los gatos. así que mañana va a estar ide

the suspected shooter guy rivera is still in the hospital and due in court may 7. >> carley: one new stepping up to help the diller family by selling a her o sandwich. the nypd comes with chicken, ash ashesrugala, $5 for every sunday witch sold with will go to diller's wife and son. the creator of the her o sandwih joins me now. what has the response been to this? >> the response has been great, not just locals buying the hero, it is people from around the country calling in and paying for the hero, telling us any law enforcement, give them lurch for free on us. >> carley: such a good idea, even people outside of new york are calling your shop to support the nypd, that must make you feel good. >> it does. it will not bring her husband and that baby's dad back, maybe a little peace of mind. >> carley: you say every little bit helps and it does. i cannot imagine what stephanie is going through, eight days ago her husband was alive, since then she has buried him and met thes former president. they say that one of the more difficult times is when all that fades and things start to slow d

pero vamos a ir con marcelo rivera para que nos brinde un primer vistazo de lo que se avecina.dra. y como lo habíamos anticipado en los pasados días, ya vamos a ver cambios en las condiciones del tiempo. tan pronto como esta noche y observando lo que ocurre en nuestro radar, caza tormentas , fíjense que ya hacia áreas al norte de la bahía comenzamos a ver la entrada de lluvias y según avancen las horas, ya esta madrugada vamos a comenzar a ver que aumentan en intensidad y cobertura esas zonas de lluvias asociadas a un sistema de baja presión que se acerca a la zona. y con este sistema también vamos a ver la posibilidad de entre un 10 y un 15. ciertamente es baja, pero no es nula de que ocurran tormentas eléctricas aisladas en la zona, que pueden venir acompañadas con vientos en ráfagas, lluvias fuertes de forma localizada que puedan provocar problemas de inundaciones menores en algunas zonas y también la caída de granizo pequeño también es posible porque puede venir acompañado con estas fuertes tormentas eléctricas. y qué necesitamos para que esto ocurra? pues bueno, primero qu

. >> ricardo jose rivera is from puerto rico.ging career has taken him from chicago to houston and now the bay area. this will be the first time the singer is performing a piece by a latin american composer. >> it feels like home in a way. it's not foreign. it's a great opportunity to bring in all of these people that may not 100% identify or feel familiarized with italian or german or french opera. for the hope opera can bring a wider audience through these doors. >> we want all of our san jose fans to know that the opera belongs to them, and they belong to the opera, general director shawna lucey says. >> one of the motivating factors of programing florencia in san jose was knowing more than a third of the city's population is latinx. >> for the past two years, we have offered not just surtitles in english, but also surtitles in spanish. >> florencia en el amazonas makes its debut saturday and runs until may 5th. >> i'm just excited for opening, i asked rivera describe the production in spanish. amor en el amazonas, love in the

karla: chiqui rivera no se contuvo y habla de la demanda a su tÍo juan rivera.sÓ en los premios latino donde Ángel aguilar se confesÓ con Él. >> mi corazÓn estÁ roto. satcha: no te puedes perder todo lo que dijeron los famosos en la alfombra de gran evento. karla: karine leÓn recibe las llaves de coachella con esto y mucho mÁs bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [canta] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla:muy buenos dÍas estamos muy felices de iniciar esta semana en la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. alan:comienzo de semana llenar exclusivas acaba de aterrizar de leÓn, monterrey. conversÉ con cristian castro no sÉ si llamarlo comedia o tragicomedia van a ver todo lo que pasÓ. yisis: muchos episodios en esa novela. jomari: en los premios latino hablÉ con angela aguilar, con david bisbal obviamente angela habla de su vida sentimental. raÚl: hoy un dÍa muy especial porque celebramos a nuestro planeta es el dÍa de la tierra nuestra misiÓn salvarla. yisus: esto estÁ dedicado a la tierra a cuidarla y a preservarla. s

presentadora: fue detenido el asesino y ex pareja de una joven guatemalteca y danae rivera y que porja estrella anastasia de tan sÓlo cuatro aÑos fueron asesinados brutalmente en la florida hace dos dÍas a mano de su pareja y una de las lÁgrimas expresa su dolor. nos decÍa que les pegaba y yo le preguntaba a mi mamÁ y ella decÍa que no era cierto. comentarista: las sospechas no tardaron en convertirse y le costÓ la vida a madre e hija y la pequeÑa estrella fue hallada sin vida en una casa mÓvil y la pila del agua aÚn continuaba abierta y en un charco de su propia sangre y su otra hija angustiada habla de la noticia. contaron que la asesinaron y el padre de amalia hace un llamado y nosotros queremos que hagan justicia. primero estuvo prÓfugo de las autoridades y con la ayuda de agentes caminos lo localizaron en una zona boscosa y la familia dice no sentirse segura. el hombre me decÍa que si mi mamÁ no regresaba y va a mandar hacer daÑo a nosotros. >> ahora enfrenta dos cargos de asesinato premeditado y asesinato con agravante de maltrato infantil y secuestro. amalia y su hija llegaron

they handed over a transcript with biden's ghostwriter. >> steve: madeleine rivera, they are releasing transcripts, just not the actual audio, republicans would love to hear. >> madeleine: doj says they complied with requests like the fingerprint and transcript and they are questioning the motives for asking. >> brian: it is not up to them to question. he stole the transcripts, it is maddening to read them because they will ask a simple question, let me tell you what was happening then, you would say this and that. robert hur would say that is interesting, sir, can i get back to my original question. >> lawrence: they don't want to comply with rightful subpoena, that is the core question. this federal judge reacted in washington, d.c., judge reyes, appointed by the biden administration and she lit them up. there is a person in jail right now because you all brought criminal lawsuit because he did not appear for subpoena, it is rich you are criminal investigation and put people in jail for not showing up and you are making the same argument. not just a democrat/republican fight going on

a new rivera's me now africa and in your voicemail countries. i was led to, to bridge the line to grab being corruption and so on. so this is, i mean just is gone to the idea that this is a violation of this. got to go to the clean power to very few people, demonstrating for peace today are likely to know they owe a debt to count who was passionate about preventing war. he was over 70 when he formulated his thoughts on the subject in his as a perpetual piece. the ideas and it were radically modern for 1795. it's a time when war was the order of the dead count experience 3 wars in his lifetime and the russian occupation of couldn't expand. he knew what war meant, that the quote was most radical about his rising up at the and so that he's arise from this ideal of world peace. and from today's point of view, these demands are just as unfulfilled as they were back then that states trust each other to such an extent that they no longer maintain standing armies considered a threat to others. so these are still utopian ideas. today we're probably sure

vice president rivera. here. commissioner ajamie. here. mr. maxwell here. commissioner stacy here.. so i'd like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that it owns and are stewards of the unseated lands located within the ethnohistoric territory of the ohlone tribe and other familiar descendants of the historic, federally recognized mission san jose verona band of alameda county. the sf puc also recognizes that every citizen si