roberto's brother eduardo was next.ly was in mortal danger. >> i wanted to make sure you get this letter and have time to help these guys. >> so it was sent as if i have been assigned to do something. i don't want to happen. i want you guys to prevent it. >> that was the gist of the letter. >> did you warn ed? >> not exactly. there were things in the investigation we could not release. information about the letters we could not release. >> but the man's life might be in danger. >> we did talk to ed. we gave him as strong a warning as we could without going into specific detail. >> one of those details was that the killer had been given a deadline. >> i was given eight weeks to do this job and it will be reassigned in five weeks. i wanted to give you guys time to help these guys. >> so you had some time. >> maybe. >> they told me that had received a letter and the letter had mentioned me. >> reporter: roberto's brother eduardo. >> be careful. watch yourself. >> reporter: it wasn't just eduardo in the cross hairs. whoever

volleyball reached an agreement with roberto piazza to lead the iranian national team. the contract of this coach is 4 years and until the end of los angeles olympics. federation negotiation volleyball for the selection of the head coach coincided with the end of the final stage of the league of nations. now the 12th best coach in the world, the italian roberto piazza , was announced as the head coach of the national team. this 56-year-old coach led the national teams of qatar and the netherlands before iran , and he is going to accompany our team until the end of the 2028 olympics. in the club category, piazza has been the head coach of famous teams like modena and milan , italy, eskra buhatov, poland's weigel, and greece's olympiako. with these teams, he has won the european cup and the european challenge cup , the greek superjamia cup. and poland and won the championship in the polish premier league. during his volleyball career, he played in the defense position and in the italian league, and since 1990 , he has entered the world of volleyball and has trained great

roberto was talking to a few minutes ago on our air.er 57 seasons, more than half a century of milestones and memories. emotions are strong ahead of the final goodbye. today's game is a sellout, but you can still buy some last minute tickets. we've been checking the after market. tickets are about $100 to get you in the gates. lower level seats along the baseline start about $160 or so. at this point, the premium seats behind home plate are more like $2,300. and if you do buy some last minute tickets and go to the game, be sure to behave yourself. two fans attempted to steal two seats at an a's game earlier this week. you can see them lifting those seats over their heads, trying to get out of the coliseum once the game was over. if these are your exact seats, don't worry. san francisco chronicle says those two men were stopped before they could leave the coliseum, and those seats were put back in place. well, we're hearing some great stories as well. fans have been sharing memories moments at the a's games over the years. bay area nativ

roberto hernandez. [applause] so -- that is one of the kids in the program i look he is running for supervisor! 20 years back. she was big to report united states in marshall arts in barcelona. in the olympics. we did not write we are talking out of our hearts bear with us if there is no a slow within. but it is coming out the way our heart is pumping it out. and i'm number one, grateful to have this honor being shared with my father. translation. give me the roses in life so i can appreciate them. not when i'm 6 feet under. thank you, thank you mayor breed for that, thank you. thank you judge. it is not only a the little guys that have turn in the men. we are also teaching the grandchildren now. they walk through the door remember me, remember me? this is my son my grandson. i'm like yes. it makes them feel old! i'm still doing this and still doing it. you know. and i'm so proud that we other only hispanic san francisco legacy business marshall art's school in san francisco! that survived the pandemic!

roberto for now.sa is busy in the italian league and thomas and his first assistant tutolo are watching the iranian premier league so that the head coach will come to tehran. ansi bahri , radio and television news agency. after the fringes of these days around the bench of the tehrani blues of the esteghlal club there is silence. it's not portugal, but it's a flower. three games and only four points is the reason for. after the defeat of esteghlal against the same name of ahvazi last week, the blue fans' voices of annoyance were heard from the technical staff. the thing that was most reflected in the media was the possibility of the return of the former head coach instead of the current head coach. i apologized to our fans , thank you very much, forgive you too. i apologize to god, even now the veterans of esteghlal believe that the club managers should not make hasty decisions about these players rather than with their thoughts. get to know the coach . let the coach get to know the players' condition

. >> ha sido un honor y ha sido muy bonito porque obviamente escuchando la historia de roberto, uno sabe socio, la gente que tambiÉn sepa lo que se necesita, lo que se requiere para llegar a este nivel y meterse, uno tiene que trabajar muy duro y no nada mÁs es inclusive si tienes dinero y es trabajar y trabajar y entonces es el mensaje que quiera meterse en esto, que trabajÉ muy duro. quÉ bonita historia de superaciÓn, felicidades y si desea verla nuevamente lo puede hacer en univisiÓn 14 o en nuestras redes sociales, la prÓxima semana vamos a continuar con nuestra serie especial, el zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico se prepara para >> ser parte de un momento histÓrico para magia con la llegada de claudia que serÁ la primera mujer presidenta de este paÍs. >> continuamos, son imÁgenes que nos envÍan desde mÉxico nuestra reportera marÍa antonieta mejÍa, el zÓcalo estÁ listo y cercado para permitir los preparativos para la juramentaciÓn como presidente de claudia, todos los detalles de este histÓrico momento lo podrÁ ver en noticias univisiÓn 14 de las del domingo a las seis y a las 11. la tor

thank you, signor roberto, for inventing tiramisu and leaving us the recipe. here was a large pizzeria, occupying the entire first floor. here i started 50 years ago. now some guys from the middle east have bought the house and don't live here. it was here that i invented tiramisu. from here the recipe spread first throughout italy, and then throughout the world. his exquisite dessert. maestra linguanotto created by accident 60 years ago, thanks to a mistake during the preparation of vanilla ice cream, for the first time on the menu of the restaurant where roberto worked, tiramisu appeared in the city of trivisa. i took eggs and sugar, added milk and vanilla, mixed everything with mascarpone and got a very thick cream, pleasant and delicate. i poured into a bowl the coffee that i did not finish, it is liquid, but if you take dry ground, the taste will be too tart. i spread the cream on different breads, treated my friends, they liked it, i did not really, and i kept looking, then i put the mass on biscuits, by chance i came across savoyardi cookies, they are m

ahora roberto alvarado marcaba el tercero y el mejor gol de la jornada va a ser este.hermoso, que hacía un gran control orientado. después recortaba el defensa y de zurda marcaba el 4 primera vez que chivas marcaba 4 goles en una primera mitad desde el 2009 y después esta otra vezjo alvarado que se la dejaba allá. el padilla 5 a 0 lo ganó el guadalajara y suma 3 puntos en casa. vamos a pasar a la premier league porque se jugaba la jornada 4 y para el manchester city están realmente encendidos. vamos a las acciones porque erling haaland realmente es de otro planeta. al minuto 9 cayó el primero del noruego ashby, uno a 0 para el city. después aquí la vamos a ver de nuevo. cómo se equivocaba en la salida. lucas paquetá el balón que le quedaba entonces a erling haaland y el 1 por 0 del city. después este gol también era del city, pero este era rubén díaz en propia puerta y ahí parecía que se complicaban las cosas, pero no porque iba a parar. quién más? otra vez jalan después de la guardiola bol, el tiquitaca para todas partes. jalan le pegaba así. golazo 2 por 1 para el ci

and roberto, i know there's a lot of wind. right.re's a lot of wind. >> so while our critical fire danger is decreasing due to the temperatures going down, we still have that threat of fire danger due to the increasing winds. meanwhile, i want to thank our engineer, christopher thors, who is on duty this evening, and our technical operations center, which provides us with these beautiful views. and he had to struggle because we can't see much out there due to the marine layer. but we can see the tip top of the tower. the bay bridge, standing 525ft tall. we can see that because the marine layer is roughly about 700ft at this hour. meanwhile, the main headline, we have a weather warning issued by the national weather service for sfo, where the winds will gust up to 50 miles during the afternoon hours tomorrow. this warning in effect until thursday. meanwhile, our temperatures remain below average. boy did you feel the difference today and that marine layer will squeeze out a little bit of condensation in the form of drizzle along the s

roberto delgado. telemundo estoy estrenando bebecito, un álbum de 16 temas muy variados.ny tavarez está de estreno, presenta su nuevo álbum brillar y está brillando con todo lo nuevo que hay en tu vida. cómo te encuentras? estoy súper contento, súper feliz. estoy estrenando bebecito, un álbum de 16 temas muy variado, lo mejor de mí como compositor, como como artista. le llamé brillar. sale con un video con prince royce, una bachata que también a todos mis fanáticos que nunca había tenido la oportunidad de hacer una bachata, ahí la tienen. qué cosas sientes que te hacen brillar? definitivamente estar en paz, estar en balance, buscar todo el tiempo esa, salirse de ese comfort zone, de esa zona cómoda. acercarte a tu familia te puede ayudar a brillar. acercarte a dios te va a ayudar a brillar, a acercarte a ti, entenderte, hacer todas las introspecciones que puedas, meditar contigo y buscar entenderte. eso fue para mí, eso fue mi álbum. por eso es que hay muchas canciones dentro de este álbum de brillar que yo siento que son como una curita para la gente, para mis fanáticos.

roberto gonzalez is here. yes coming in for us on a monday morning. we appreciate you, roberto.t do you have to tell us? >> oh, i would do it for no one else except for you, pam and dave clark. thank you. in the house. and garcia and sal, of course. the whole team. hi, everybody. good morning to you. we do have a ceiling down to 500ft. you can still see the tip top of the lights at the coliseum in oakland. i keep wondering what's going to happen to rickey henderson field. right. it was dedicated back in 2017. well i'm just going to keep referring to it as that. all right. temperatures span today a good 30 degree temperature span. it surely is summertime in the bay area. we will see the stratus burn off along the seashore today mid 60s there where currently we do have foggy conditions and half moon bay 54. otherwise, clear skies across the bay over at okay at 5563. clear skies in san jose and 64 and throughout the tri valley temperatures today. banking between the 60s to the 90s in between 70s and seconds. good morning, redwood shores. you'll top off at 83 degrees. and meanwhile,

roberto will be back with how often or how hot. coastal cities will get and how long the heat will remain befor we see some r back up in san jose on northbound 880 just after 430. this morning, there was a crash involving two cars and a motorcycle. we can bring in live pictures here. we'll show you how crews are diverting all cars off the freeway there at 880 and onto the alameda for the police investigation. we'll see a long line of cars backed up a lot of brake lights. keep in mind, as this part of 880 will likely be affected for the rest of the morning commute. meanwhile, a huge cleanup is underway in the southeast after hurricane helene tore through several states. the death toll is nearing 100. hundreds of people are still missing. the storm knocked out power to millions and destroyed several roads, making it difficult for search and rescue crews to do their work. governor newsom signed a bill into law to expand ivf coverage. the new law will require large group health plans to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment

this award is named after roberto clemente.urgh pirates. >> today's attempted assassination of former president trump, raising concerns over how to keep our political leaders safe. coming up, we're going to hear from our political analysts on how this could close call could lead to changes in security measures. >> plus, the frustration of the pace of progress in america. >> the democratic party has long relied on support from black voters. why? republicans now believe they could gain some support from that important demographic. >> and what did the 49ers learn from that loss in minnesota? we're going to hear from the players and the head coach, kyle shanahan, ming up tonight n is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast busi

with that, we check in with our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez. september. october here in california wind. roberta always seems to be an issue. >> absolutely. so for the critical fire danger, the temperatures are decreasing, but the winds are increasing. we're taking a look right now at live weather camera looking out towards sfo. mostly cloudy skies. we do have that marine layer roughly down to about 700ft. but that's not the problem. the national weather service has issued an airport weather warning. we're talking strong winds at sfo overnight through tomorrow into your thursday with some of these wind gusts up to 50mph. so meanwhile, our temperatures for your wednesday will remain below average through thursday. and the marine layer will produce some coastal drizzle overnight. but for the rest of us outside of sfo, we're talking about strong winds tomorrow as well. some of these winds whipping up to 30mph, especially around the altamont pass. coming up next time around, we're going to talk more about these winds and how hard they will blow in your neighb

ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez hr some say it's impossible to fix san francisco.also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org was el sueno de san francisco, or the dream of san francisco lives the cesar chavez labor award went to. josh asked for his career of advocating for environmentalism and farm workers. the rosario anaya community award honored carlos and ruby navarro for uplifting immigrants and marginalized communities at navarro's martial arts studio, and tortillas are a staple of mexican food, but there's a surprising void of trucks selling fresh, warm tortillas here in the bay area. ktvu is an rubin continues our coverage of hispanic heritage month, introducing us to a fa

. >> mi nombre es roberto corona. les voy a contar mi historia.case, y me vine a este valle con la razÓn de que mis familiares, esposa estaban establecidos acÁ. me vine con ella y nos gusto. me tocÓ la suerte de que me promovieron hacer mayor mono de un rancho de uvas. otro rancho diferente al que empecÉ a trabajar y ahÍ tambiÉn otra vez fui muy afortunado de tener la posibilidad de aprender mÁs y conocer a mÁs gente y todo eso, y me fui metiendo mÁs en el negocio de como cultivar las uvas. y quise hacer mi propio patrÓn. en 2001, fue cuando saquÉ mi licencia, renunciÉ y convence mi propio negocio. uno piensa que cuando uno empieza un negocio va a ser mucho mÁs fÁcil, menos trabajo, es todo lo contrario. tienes que trabajar mÁs. nadie te va a mandar, pero tienes que trabajar mÁs para sobrevivir. me tocÓ trabajar muy duro por muchos aÑos, pero me fue muy bien y empecÉ a tener mis ahorros y fue de la manera que yo empecÉ a tener propiedades pequeÑas y en 2008, adquirimos la propiedad en conjunto con un amigo. y ahÍ empezÓ la odisea mÁs grande. tiene

. >> mi nombre es roberto corona y voy a contarles mi historia. en 1974, me tocÓ llegar a un valle que se llama san joaquÍn, en esos aÑos y yo venÍa indocumentado, era muy difÍcil, tuve yendo y viniendo por aÑos hasta que en el 1980 me casÉ y vine a este valle porque familiares de mi esposa se estaba establecido a, viene con ella y nos gustÓ mucho y como le empecÉ agarrar mucho gusto a las uvas a la manera de cultivarlas y todo eso aparte no se empezÓ a ir muy bien y eso hizo que nos quedamos en esa tierra. despuÉs de trabajar como peÓn regular, tuve la suerte que me promover una ser mayordomo de un rancho de uvas, otro rancho diferente al que empecÉ a trabajar y hay tambiÉn otra vez fui muy afortunado de tener la posibilidad de aprender mÁs y conocer a mÁs gente y me fui metiendo mÁs en el negocio de cÓmo cultivar las uvas y empezÓ a entrarles temita de querer lcr yo mi propio patrÓn. en el aÑo del 2001 saquÉ mi licencia, renuncie y antes en mi propio negocio y empecÉ a trabajar mÁs duro porque uno piensa que cuando empiezo negocio va a ser mÁs f

. >> let's get over to roberto gonzalez now. she's been talking to fans who are reminiscing about their time here, coming to games, participating in all the joyous moments. roberto, what do you have for us today? >> our weather department. andre, we've had many joyous moments. thanks to mark tamayo in our weather department, who has set up annually a weather education day here at the oakland a's stadium at the coliseum here. if you can take a look at this photograph here, what you see is bill martin and you see mark tamayo rosemary oroczo and myself, we have to excuse steve paulson. he was under the weather. that's a weather joke. he was under the weather that day. but we address about a thousand kids who come to the a's game. they come from stem classes, and we teach them all about the weather in one afternoon. so it's just a joyous thing. it's an outreach program from the oakland athletics in conjunction with ktvu, and that is a joyous moment for us and the weather department. talk about joyous moments. i am here now with kati

roglic�*s fourth vuelta title moves him level with the spaniard roberto heras.arquez made it back—to—back wins with victory at the san marino grand prix. marquez, a six—time championship winner, triumphed again after ending a three—year winless run last weekend. the spaniard came from ninth on the grid to grab victory. francesco bagnaia was second and remains second in the championship he won last year, nowjust seven points behind leaderjorge martin. marquez is up to third. unexpected, especially starting in ninth, we thought that drop was impossible to fight. but yeah, we knew the second part of the race was super strong. for me, the most important thing, ok, at one point, to lead the race, and open a gap to the world champion. england's matt wallace has won his first dp world tour title in six years, coming through a play—off at the european masters in switzerland. wallace and alfredo garcia—heredia finished tied on ii—under par so they went back down the 18th and wallace won it with a birdie on the first extra hole. wallace's compatriot andrew "beef" johnston

let's check in with roberto gonzalez, who will also be out there later today.ing to be probably a pretty nice day at the ballpark.

roberto gonzalez has been following this hurricane.g some some new word of some damage. deaths? yeah, i just pretty serious word from fox weather, actually, that we have six people that have perished and 3 million people that are without electricity at this particular time. >> it didn't say within florida or georgia, but nevertheless, the damage is not done yet as that hurricane continues to roar on shore. it's now been downsized to a tropical storm, and we're going to talk more about that. but first things first. i wanted to get you out the door this morning and you can anticipate our temperature spam from. that's correct. 74 degrees at the beaches to 98 degrees away from the water into our inland areas. clear skies over the golden gate bridge. at this hour, the visibility. no problem. clear skies from sfo all the way to o. k and mineta international airport. a little shallow deck of stratus next to the sea shore. otherwise, 45 degrees in half moon bay to 57 degrees in concord. it's 60 in sunnyvale and in campbell. later today, pick o

el sospechoso identificado como roberto hernÁndez, trabajaba en la estaciÓn de bomberos, y se presumeencargÓ de iniciar cinco incendios este verano. los incidentes que creen que pudo haber provocado incluyen al incendio de alexander el 15 de agosto, y river road el 8 de septiembre. en santa clara, las autoridades acusaron a un hombre de asesinato de un trabajador local de maquinaria que ocurriÓ hace mÁs de 37 aÑos. el sospechoso estrangulÓ a jesÚs ibarra con un clavel elÉctrico en abril de 1987. la prueba demostraron que ambos hombres se conocÍan y que pudo ver robado joyas y un automÓvil de ibarra que mÁs tarde serÍa encontrado quemado. vamos a pasar a novato, donde la policÍa informÓ la detenciÓn de un hombre de 23 aÑos. involucrado en lo que parecÍa ser una infracciÓn pÚblica menor pero que rÁpidamente se convirtiÓ en una confrontaciÓn mÁs grave, al descubrir que portaba un arma de fuego. al sentirse atrapado, intentÓ escapar pero pudo ser capturado por las autoridades. hoy se cumple un mes del atropellamiento mortal de una joven guatemalteca de 17 aÑos, carrillo lÓpez. fueron atro

roberto, for inventing tiramisu and leaving us the recipe.pizzeria here, it occupied the entire first floor, and i started here 50 years ago . now some guys from the middle east have bought the house and don’t live here. it was here that i invented tiramisu. from here the recipe spread first throughout italy and then around the world. maestro linguanotto created his exquisite dessert by accident 60 years ago, thanks to a mistake made while making vanilla ice cream. tiramisu was first on the menu of the restaurant where roberto worked. appeared in the city of trivisa. i took eggs and sugar, added milk and vanilla, mixed everything with mascarpone and got a very thick cream, nice and tender. i poured into a bowl the coffee that i didn’t finish, it’s liquid, but if you take dry ground coffee, then the taste is... miso is an italian property, i came up with it as a child, my mother raised chickens, often gave me, a skinny boy, beaten eggs with sugar, she said, eat, loli, this will pull you up, teraresu, that is, i will grow, i ate and imagined th

and there is a fricking to of queer directors tlaentsd in this room roberto from the historical society (clapping.) susan from sf pride. >> (clapping) bryan spring from the harvey milk plaza and matt from the aids panel (clapping.) billy lemon where is billy lemon in the pastor country club and patrick from the triangle. >> (clapping) i mean it is as mayor said a who i've left people off the community benefit district (clapping.) jeering acetone president of the castro merchants (clapping.) and adam can i stop all right. tell me the people i left off had you think of them that is so amazing to be here today it has been quite is journey years in the marking it was jeff she hey started this in 2017 thank you, jeff she hey and been persistent in making sure we do this right. and so thank you, jeff for that. >> um, (clapping.) as everyone in the room well knows gilbert baker flag is politic artwork an act of defiance and gay utilization of pride for both residents in san francisco and visitors from around the world. gilbert created the first ribbon pride flag as the request of his friend ha

good afternoon, roberto. good afternoon, is your native language spanish or what? uh, russian. and in argentina on balalaikas. flight of the condor, that's the name of this classic melody about south america. here, argentina, paraguay, uruguay. but where from here? such are our people, everyone knows about the first wave of emigration after the revolution, many have not heard about the second difficult wave after the war, there was also one and a half. my arrival was in june 1929 there was no land. soviet in the camp there was another punishment, this punishment, the police called the journey to stalin, here is a bloody path on the prisoner, the path was paved with broken bricks and at the end of this path there was a pole, and the prisoner had to kneel, raise his hands up and crawl along this path, and the hundred symbolized moscow, we return to south america, so when we arrived in paraguay, in what year did yours arrive? and before that we speak, in what language? just in this part of paraguay there is a square that is called slavic. anna, i simply have no words, i don’t take

muchas gracias roberto hernandez for all the work that you do to make that possible. the representation of our labor leaders who ensure that our people who are doing the work also know that we are representing them with faces and place sxz names that they know and recognize. and we are proud latino and proud san franciscans that are carrying the same volume ooze, same pride, the same love for our cultura, our culture to shape better san francisco. to all of you take a moment to think about the family members that you love, who's legacy that you carry to the future that you wish for those who come after us, by the work that we do today. so to all of us, remember the power of what it means to be a mexican, the power of what it means to be a mexican-american, the power of what it means to represent the best of our culture and community give all of you and yourselves a hand to celebrate and the weekend that we all celebrate together. viva mexico. viva mexico, viva mexico. [cheers and applause] and with that, i would like to bring merriam back up with a presentation that w

so is roberto gonzalez.this friday morning, we're going to talk to her in just a second, because she's keeping an eye on that hurricane. right now, we want to go to sal, traffic has been kind of some good news. bad news? really? >> yeah. it's been. it's been mostly lighter. pam and andre. it's better than it was yesterday, that's for sure. although there are still some slowdowns. right now, we're looking at the bay bridge. it does look like it's backed up to the 80 overcrossing. the volume is lighter, though, so this backup should start dissipating soon. we have also been checking traffic times for the drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. a 28 minute drive there. and if you're driving on interstate 880, that traffic looks okay. san jose traffic has not been all that slow. we're getting a little more slowing on 280 in san jose. as you can see, a little bit of a migration now from the east side of the valley over to the west side of the valley. 729 let's go back to roberta, who is doing t

roberto gonzalez is in for steve this morning with a look at your forecast.rning roberta. >> good morning 106. it was 106 degrees in livermore yesterday, which tied a record established back in 1936. but today it's the first full week of autumn and finally we will have some seasonal conditions. but right now we're talking about temperatures in the 60s at the sea shore, up to 70 bayside and 85 degrees in our inland areas. yes. when you think of 85 degrees down from 106 yesterday, that's a big drop off. you will notice a difference. and it's because of this very deep marine layer. current air temperatures 50s and low 60s and later today from 64 in pacifica to 84 degrees in livermore. how about mid 80s towards the delta low 80s across the santa clara valley and 79 degrees in santa rosa. your full forecast. it's just minutes away. but first, here's sal castaneda. >> all right. there is a new crash on the san mateo bridge. roberta, a couple of lanes reported taken away. i have a picture of the san mateo bridge, a live picture. i don't see a big backup yet, but i d

i think donald trump and the republican party probably combined we interviewed a gentleman named roberto escobar, who's a farmer. >> he lives in a little community near roma, texas let's go bodies his family is from that area for century as roberto vocal about his politics he's been vocal for awhile the bush family it turned him into a republican years ago he describes himself as hispanic american, but he doesn't have that identity that you and i had kind of really speaks to how difficult it is to kind of pinpoint the latino vote and the latino identity for you know, it's a beautiful view in it it never gets old right now, it's very quiet, calm it almost looks nice but at night, displaced comes alive and you don't want to be here that's my grandmother's house, is abandoned now, but i grew up in there with my grandma what kinds of problems have you had, with smugglers here on the property one evening, i was coming from the field of driving a tractor and i could see one window was little so i knew that there was legally so when that happens, does it bother you to be like anybody walking in

algarani scored from a pass by acron defender roberto fernandez. chileans equalized, but in a very peculiar way. the bolivian goalkeeper twisted his leg trying to pass. vargas found himself alone in front of empty goal and sent the ball into the net. karma for violating the unspoken laws of fair play ... overtook the hosts instantly, immediately after the play from the center the bolivians scored the second, again fernandez acted as an assistant. 2:1 - bolivia's victory, and chile is getting closer to missing out on the world cup. well, the main sign of the game day repeated the final of the recent america's cup. colombia hosted argentina and managed to take revenge for the july defeat. the hero of the match was the best player of the copa, jamis rodriguez. in the first half, he assisted masquera, before quickly playing... with a partner corner, immediately after the break gonzalez restored the balance, but the joy of the world champions was short-lived, the colombians earned a penalty , khamis, who approached the ball, hit it accurately. in the ab

i think most of these folks that are here today are familiar. >> roberto vasquez seemed to me to be anita, a grandmother figure, and although she is indeed a grandmother, she is also one of the most highly regarded mezcal producers in the world, in mexico. >> usually you know, men's, you know, the ones, you know, doing distillation. but the woman tonight, berta vasquez, is one of the pioneers in distillation, opening, you know, like the pot for women's, you know, in the industry, in mezcal. >> the 64 year old has not lost her humble demeanor. she looks thrilled to see people coming to hear her speak. >> me, papa trabajaba de mezcal. >> my father worked in mezcal. my uncles, my grandparents, they all worked in this field because that's all the work there was. i was ten years old and i like to go to the fields because it was hard to buy candy. so i like to chew on the sweet maguey agave plant. when it came out of the ovens, people seemed enthralled as vasquez humbly told a story of her family's rags to relative riches, all due to producing mezcal. >> her limited release products can go a

. >> and for the most part, this summer, roberto gonzalez. the bay area escaped any major wildfire danger, but the season is far from over. >> we had a lot of heat, though, garcia, right. and with that heat, it did dry out. all that fuel that's out there. so when you get a combination of that dry fuel and some thunderstorm activity, which we do have in and around the bay area, that has our heads up and high alert for the potential of fire danger. here you have our storm tracker, and it clearly illustrates that right there, the core, the center of the area of low pressure that has been dragging down that cooler air mass. it's still hanging out right between monterey and also paso robles, through the san luis obispo area. and we have seen plentiful thunderbolts right around highway 101 between, again, those two particular cities also right there just outside maricopa, around the spine of the sierra nevada. hit and miss. scattered showers continue around the greater lake tahoe area. so this is something that bears watching. even though that area

our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez, is live now with a look at some of the temperatures. do you want to start there in concord, roberta. >> boy, doesn't it already look like it's heating up there well into the mid 80s at this lunchtime. but i got to tell you something. this heat wave is extremely rare. first off is because we have the heat advisory extending all the way to the sea shore, which is unheard of really. and then also secondary. it's not coming with the big punch of wind that generally is that offshore push. this is hot, tober. and it arrived a day early. october 1st is tomorrow, but we are feeling the heat. this is day one in our big jump, in our temperatures. this is a look out towards the ocean where that heat advisory is in effect as well. so it begins today. this is day one with the hottest days on tuesday and wednesday. the heat advisory is now in effect until wednesday evening. we have a spare the air day today, but the bay area air quality district just issued day two for yet another spare. the air day. and as we go on our fire danger will increase beca

the suspect is 50-year-old roberto rivera. they say rivera fired inside a crowded restaurant on center road and then shot someone outside at random. witnesses called 911 believing it was an active shooter situation. police say rivera refused to surrender while carrying a stolen gun. four officers shot him and he died at the hospital. >> investigators are still in the early stages of determining the full motive for these seemingly unprovoked attacks. the shooting scene was truly a nightmare. >> rivera was estranged from his family and had made suicidal comments. he'd been drinking heavily. the other man shot is in critical condition. >>> today the city of san bruno is marking 14 years since the pipeline explosion that killed eight people and nearly leveled an entire neighborhood. the fire engulfed nearby homes and strong winds fanned the flames. more than 30 homes were left destroyed. >>> on friday a large section of alameda county was put under agricultural quarantine because of a pest that officials have been battling on and

desde luego lo plasmado en las estadísticas se refleja en las calles donde la gente como roberto aseguransiento más que nada que él se entregó en primera, yo creo, por su estado de salud y yo siento que les dan un ciertos privilegios para poder este no sé, reducir su condena, no? en lo que sí coinciden los ciudadanos es en que permanecerán atentos a conocer la verdad. el gobierno mexicano ha solicitado en diversas ocasiones a estados unidos un informe detallado de lo que ocurrió en este caso, pero la fiscalía reconoce que hasta hoy no les han dicho todo, así que los mexicanos anticipan que habrá más capítulos porque el final de esta historia aún no está cerca. en méxico jazive pérez. telemundo. escuche esta cifra más de 38 millones de personas en el país padecen diabetes y entre el 90 y 95% de ellas tienen diabetes tipo 2. así lo indican los cdc. ahora la diabetes tipo 2. las células del cuerpo no responden de manera normal a la insulina. esta hormona permite que el azúcar en la sangre ingrese a las células para que las usen como fuente de energía. muchos médicos dicen que la diabetes tip

witnesses tell us they began calling police frantically after a man, later identified as 50 year old robertoivera, began firing shots into the ceiling of a restaurant in the plaza. neighbors tell us the minutes before officers came to the scene felt like hours, and by the time police arrived, the suspect allegedly shot a man in the parking lot. police on monday, sharing a still image of rivera aiming a gun at someone. the image is from a security camera in the parking lot. the gun rivera used, police say, was a stolen 45 caliber semiautomatic handgun. >> officers attempted to de-escalate the situation, giving the suspect commands to drop his weapon, but the suspect did not comply. the suspect then pointed his gun at the officers, causing four officers to discharge their weapons at the suspect, striking him more than one time. >> sj pd acting police chief paul joseph declined to identify the four officers involved in the shooting, saying only that they had between 3 and 7 years of experience on the force. sj pd also says witness statements and interviews with rivera's family are giving them a

basin, one person who is celebrating the propose changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. he's lived in the mission all his life, but he's seen a huge increase of crimes in recent years were not safe. and that's what we need to have. the police department address. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both hernandez and supervisor mandelman have noticed a quick turnover of police captains at the mission station. mandelman says every 2 years has become the norm resulting in a constant education process. frustrating to the public and certainly politicians to have the kind of rapid turnover at the stations that we sometimes say police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the oakland police officers association is criticizing the mayor and other city leaders for not protecting residents and small businesses. in a sdatement today, the peo a thanked governor newsom for increasing chp presence and helpi

police have identified the suspect as 50 year old roberto rivera of san jose. and coming up next at 5:00, our damian trujillo will have more on a potential motive. and what is next for the investigation? all right. up north now, dozens of people are picking up the pieces after a quick moving fire ripped through their clear lake neighborhood. the fire leveled homes and other buildings, quickly destroying some 30 structures and as many as 60 vehicles. started at about 215 yesterday afternoon. it spread into a densely populated neighborhood. neighbors tell us that many of the houses lost are not insured because insurance companies have labeled the area a high risk fire zone. the fire moved so fast, many say they barely got out on time. we just we looked out and there was just flames everywhere. probably like 30ft. flames and it was it was just hectic. there was fire everywhere behind us. then it came to the side of us. it was crazy. the priority right now, even though we have some level of containment, is making sure we keep resources on the fire for any of the ho

several shots inside and outside and badly injuring another man before he was taken down. 50-year-old robertoivera police released and they also released these photos showing rivera pointing a gun at a man in a car who he ended up shooting. it happened last night before 9:30 p.m. in a shopping center on center road starting at a restaurant there, police responding to reports the man started shooting into the restaurant's ceiling, then went outside and shot a man seemingly at random who is now in critical condition. police say they've since learned that that man had recently become estranged from his family and was talking about suicide. >> employees at the restaurant stated he had been drinking heavily at that establishment. by all accounts, we believe the suspect was determined to have an armed confrontation with police and unfortunately, shot a bystander during his self-created melee. >> police say once they got there, the shooter ignored commands to drop his gun and he was shot by four officers. he died at the hospital. this was the scene in that shopping center today, plenty of damage, cr

but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work. if businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >> just because like >> you come in and then, you know, just it s big chance. you got break in to kron. 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco. >> and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly

but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so with problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work if the businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. valuables in cars are posted all around san francisco. police are now using technology such as drones to crack down on smash-and-grabs. tlc glass is one of the many places drivers go to when car windows need to be repaired. manager louis chen says he's noticed a decline in smash-and-grabs but has fallen victim himself several times. if i don't have to work, i don't really come system cisco anymore. >> just because like >> you come in and then you this. s big chance. you got break in to kron 4 asked voters if they would feel safe, parking their cars on the streets of san francisco. >> and the top 3 answers were close. 31.5% strongly disagree. 31.2% somewhat agree. 28% somewhat disagree. and only 9.3% strongly ag

authorities say it's unknown why the gunman identified as 50 year-old roberto rivera of san jose shoter man in the parking lot. police say this is a photo of rivera shooting through the window of a vehicle at the victim who was on the other side of the truck. that man is now being treated for critical injuries at a local hospital. the chief says when officers arrived on scene, rivera was still armed and waving his gun in the air. ipofficers attempted to de-escalate the situation, giving the suspect commands to drop his weapon. but the suspect did not comply. the suspect then pointed his gun at the officers causing for officers, the discharge their weapons at the suspect striking him more than one time rivera was treated at the scene and pronounced dead a short time later at a nearby hospital. now officers are learning more about him. we're learning that the suspect had a strange himself from his family was drinking heavily. and it made comments regarding suicidal ideations. employees at the restaurant stated he'd been drinking heavily at that establishment. by all accounts, we believe

witnesses said 50 year old roberto rivera began shooting at the ceiling inside of a restaurant. at that same strip mall. he then fired outside and hit an innocent bystander. investigators say officers confronted rivera and shot him after he pointed his weapon at them. we are learning that the suspect had estranged himself from his family. he was drinking heavily and had made comments regarding suicidal ideations. rivera died at a hospital this morning. the man he's accused of shooting is in critical condition. also this evening too much crime and too little protection for employees. that's the key reason the owner of a long running san francisco neighborhood market says he's closing his doors. we're talking about the bayside market near oracle park, which has been doing business for 35 years. the owner says a rise in crime, a lack of safety and the rising cost of doing business is why he's closing his doors of doingy he's closing his doors. he says his employees are increasingly facing violent responses when they confront shoplifters. some of them refuse to give it back. fight u

basin, one person who is celebrating the proposed changes is mission merchants association member roberto hernandez. i'm really excited that they're filing taking. >> you know, structural change just seen the hi is crime area in the city. he's lived in the mission all his life. but as notice the huge increase of crimes in recent years worried about the future of business and life in the neighborhood he calls home if there is not an increase of law enforcement, i just want to make sure that in this movie that they're making. >> that we get a fully staffed. san francisco police department mission station in concert with neighborhood ambassadors. police will be holding a series of community meetings and focus groups in september and october. >> to discuss the proposed boundary changes with residents reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the cardinal newman football team will be playing there first home game since the death of a beloved former teacher. fortuna was killed in a crash that involved around a dozen vehicles on highway 12 last month. la for 2 news, a school e

witnesses said 50 year old roberto rivera began shooting at the ceiling inside of a strip mall, inside of a restaurant in that strip mall. he then fired outside before hitting an innocent bystander. investigators say officers confronted rivera and shot him after he pointed his weapon at them. we are learning that the suspect had estranged himself from his family and was drinking heavily, and had made comments regarding suicidal ideations. rivera died at a hospital. this morning, the man he's but stable condition. up north, devastation sweeping through a clear lake neighborhood. people are picking the picking up the pieces and really just assessing their properties. tonight, after a fire leveled dozens of homes and other buildings, this was video, actually from last night. those huge flames you see there quickly engulfing the area. fire has burned 81 acres and firefighters are still putting out hotspots. our jodi hernandez spoke to families about the terrifying rush to get out. we're in the avenues neighborhood of clear lake and it is a total disaster zone. tonight you can see either ho

porque seguiremos viÉndote todas las noches en el conde que ya estÁ en sus capÍtulos culminantes y roberto estar en sed de venganza, que es la prÓxima que viene para aquÍ, para telemundo. >> asÍ que no se lo puede perder. telemundo, su canal, el mÁs importante, el que usted quiere todas las noches y queremos agradecerles que nos hayan hecho nÚmero uno. gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en vivo. nos vemos maÑana en al rojo vivo y por supuesto en casa con telemundo. >> los esperamos a la una 12 centro. chao, en algunas ciudades. además, momentos de pánico se vivieron en un vecindario de bay fc cuando un tiroteo dejó a 2 personas hospitalizadas. tenemos detalles desde la escena. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo california fin de semana. muy buenas noches y gracias por acompañarnos este domingo a las 11. les saluda fátima navarrete. comenzamos monitoreando de cerca las condiciones del tiempo porque podría tener un impacto para miles de clientes de pg&e en el área de la bahía. la compañía ha advertido de posibles cortes de electricidad a partir de mañana y serían apagones preven

roberto ramos fue ingresado en la cárcel del condado de fresno por los siguientes cargos homicidio vehicularopello y fuga y delito grave por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol y otros cargos penales. mientras que el departamento de policía de selma agradece a los buenos samaritanos que ayudaron a proporcionar información a los oficiales en la escena y a prestar ayuda a la víctima. también quieren recordar a la comunidad los peligros de beber y conducir. la investigación continúa, por lo que solicitan a cualquier miembro de la comunidad que tenga información sobre este suceso que se comunique con el detective christian guízar del departamento de policía de selma al 55 988 962525. desde la ciudad de selma. abraham peña. gracias, abraham. y regresaremos con más información en este arresto para traerles a ustedes más adelante. y ahora seguimos hablando de arrestos, pero esta vez en el condado san joaquín, donde la oficina del alguacil informó que un ex recluso en libertad condicional admitió haber participado en un robo en la cuadra 3000 de north beach road. lo identifican como josé guadalupe