(deniz clears throat) bueno, pues nada, roberto.wow. he's confirmed in the air? okay. okay, he's, but he's out of the country. he left, he left the united states. yeah, i've been at the airport since, um, 7:00. nope. maybe i got here too late. okay, thanks, bye. let's get the (bleep) story out. "biden administration releases from jail "key ally of venezuela's maduro "in swap for imprisoned americans. "this secretly negotiated deal "for an allegedly corrupt businessman "once held up as a u.s. trophy is bound to anger venezuela's opposition." >> gonna publish? >> gonna publish. ready? posted. boom. you know, this will leave a lot of people angry-- venezuelans, people in the justice department. you know, a lot of people are gonna think this sets a bad precedent. >> how, how do you think roberto is feeling? >> uh, bad, 'cause he can't go home, and this guy is going home. so, yeah, i think, uh... (computer keys clacking) i think he's probably pretty pissed. (birds twittering) >> deniz: mira, está llegando. >> (on computer): ...un hombre

roberto, where are you right now and how are things looking? >> well, i got to tell you, christina, one of the things that i fear the most is on a rainy day, driving and commute traffic. and we're doing exactly that because we want to let you know at home what's going on around the bay area, but also what to expect if you're waiting for somebody to come home from work or from school. now, we've been driving all over the bay area. currently we are in 680 north. we just left cordelia and we're heading towards the fairfield area. and the traffic, it comes and it goes, but we've never made it over 40mph. i'm counting on my photographer, ian jones here. he's at the wheel and sometimes it's a double white knuckler because the winds have been blowing out of the south and southeast at 18, and occasional gust makes it a double white knuckler at 46 mile per hour wind gusts. the air temperature is still on the mild side at 5657 degrees. but the one thing i have noticed as we have been driving freeway to freeway and bridge to bridge, is the more traffic yo

i can see you turning around, roberto. how are things looking out there?on the dublin side right now. if you go over the barrier, that's a pleasant inside. yes. this is at five 8680 corridor. we had such a great place picked out to share with you, so we could go up about 1000ft in elevation and look down on this freeway. but the congestion is so gnarly out here, we just couldn't make it there. so we pulled over to this particular spot and i wanted to show you why, as you see this ponding on the side of the roadways here, i've been trying to measure it where i stand, it's roughly about two inches deep over there. i ran over there a little bit earlier. it's four inches deep, and i can see that a pothole is now developing as well. so this is what a flood watch means. you're going to see this kind of flooding on the roadways or sidewalks as you head on out your door to make it to where you want to be this evening. you got to take it easy. you got to take it slow, because there's a lot of rain that has accumulated in and around the bay area. and as you can see,

john bouchard and roberto sandoval, my siblings from local 798 that are here from the firefighters. we got a yahtzee as well my janitors seiu local 87 we got the teachers union from ucsf who you will also continue to hear from. but at this moment i'd like to to be able to speak and theno our international president april barrette. >> thank you. thank you all. on behalf of hotel and hospitality workers, we're proud to stand amongst the leaders of the labor movement the elected leaders of the city and county of san francisco so many leaders of community organizations and groups and neighborhoods that make our city great. to reaffirm the values of the city as a sanctuary city today it's i think important for us to send that message outward that this city is a sanctuary city, that we have certain values that each of us will defend and at the same time for each of us to look inward because it's each of our responsibility, all of us collectively as san franciscans to stand up and defend those that are under attack because those things that we celebrate our diversity, our wealth of experie

ktvu roberto gonzalez joins us live tonight from the city. roberto, what's the scene looking like?> well, mike, let's put it this way. bill martin was saying a little bit earlier that we got hit hard today. let me show you just how hard we got hit. this is a rock slide. we are under tower hill. we guesstimate that this rock slide occurred about 400 yards up. it slid down, and now it encompasses about ten yards of lane number one and number two, union street to sansome street. it is closed off because of this debris. now i can't get over there and really pick it up and show you because geologists have to come out here. they have to investigate the scene still. but i can tell you that we have shrubs, we have bushes, we have lots of rock. and as i take a look at this soil, i've got to ask. okay, what is it there? was there a lot of mud? well, you know, san francisco has a lot of diverse soil. it's made up of anything from artificial fill to bedrock. and i got to tell you, this is a lot of rock. so geologists are going to come out here tomorrow morning. the road remains closed off. the

it happened in the city of are roberto around 200 kilometers west of the capital stock. home authority say the gunman, acted alone. now they don't believe there's any link to terrorism. tucker was among the dead. he's believed to have taken his own life. a sweden is in shock, it's a whole row that unfolds it here. i just sent us an adult education police they, they believe the suspect to the attack of who had not seen none to them, acted alone. the reason we couldn't give them more precise information at this stage is because the injuries are so expensive that we're doing several things right now. on one hand, it's about identifying those who have died, but also following up the injury situation. then we're also carrying out an extensive investigation. we still believe we have the primary perpetrator to find out the hold him came out or you had any special readings. prime minister condemned the attack. we always all set that boot tall today. we have seen brutal and deadly violence begins completely innocent, people must leave thing on. this is a worst mass shooting and s

host: that is roberto in houston. the number he gave out as the number to the capitol switchboard which can get your member of congress and call their offices directly. to what he said. guest: amen to the first part of what he is saying. practice is key. it is not enough to learn civics, you have to do civics. that means literally showing up. one of the biggest barriers to entry is the fear of the unknown or the fear i might make a mistake or think about this politician or this policy and therefore i will take a step back. it has to be the other way around and he is right. you need to show up early. you see it in practice before your ever being called on to be a decider. it is helpful to see it and mock it up in our classrooms and our participation at the most local level. completely agree with that. with the 25th amendment question , to have the cabinet kick out a sitting president of the united states and elevating the vice president, that is an available option. it is a pretty dangerous one. a slippery slope to cat

ktvu is roberto gonzalez is out there on the roadways. roberto, where are you at right now?> okay, last time when we left you, mike, we were at that nasty five 8680 corridor in the tri valley where pleasanton and dublin intersects. and we were literally down at 347ft elevation there. the temperature was 57 degrees. now, we came up into the dublin hills, where directly across from valley christian elementary school in the dublin hills. and the temperature bill would love this. it's dropped to 47 degrees with the height of elevation, and the winds have certainly picked up here. and this is why we have that wind advisory still in effect in addition to the flood watch. now, earlier we were sharing with you a lot of the ponding on the roadways. it's difficult to share all that with you now because it has darkened out here with the sunset at 537. but trust me, anywhere you walk you're going to encounter some ponding on the roadways. it continues to rain. i hope you can see the sheets of rain. i checked in with the traffic reports, the incident reports with the california highway p

restricciones impuestas a venezuela durante el primer gobierno de trump no d debilitaron a maduro y por eso robertoliado, no siente entusiasmo. >> estamos un poquito cansados porque siempre nos nos alegramos y se va la alegria, eh ? algun dia tendran que irse. estoy seguro que se van a ir negociando. eso si estoy seguro. >> en miami, florida, rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> despues de la crisis diplomatica entre trump y el presidente gustavo petro, hoy en colombia se reanudo el tramite de visas a estados unidos. numerosas personas llegaron a la embajada estadounidense en bogota para solicitar este d documento. y es que el servicio se habia suspendido desde el lunes despues de que petro rechazara la llegada de dos aviones con migrantes d deportados. sin embargo, finalmente ambos gobiernos pudieron llegar a un acuerdo. el pentagono va a desplegar a otros mil soldados para reforzar la ofensiva migratoria del pr presidente trump. 500 elementos seran enviados a la frontera, donde parte de sus tareas van a incluir la instalacion de barreras de alambre tras labores de inteligencia y apoyo a la p

and we do have team coverage tonight, meteorologist mark tamayo and roberto gonzalez closely tracking this storm. roberta, you are out in the field, but we'll first go to mark tamayo with a breakdown of our forecast. hi, mark. >> hi there. christina. yeah, those rainfall numbers continue to go up quite a bit. we're not just talking about a 10th of an inch or a quarter of an inch. several inches of rainfall today to report here in the bay area. take a look. kentfield in marin county, over 5.5in of rainfall. santa rosa, napa, san francisco all over three inches. scotts valley 2.63. san jose approaching one inch. and that number really has been changing quite a bit just over the past few hours. as the system finally made its move into the south bay. as far as the river. check. the russian river at guerneville right now is approaching 30ft. expected to go above flood stag. tomorrow morning at 8:00. could be cresting at 36.6ft. so that number has been kind of trending up, at least in terms of the forecast. and also the napa river at napa right now is 22.9ft expected to crest at 28.9ft abov

le contamos también que el canciller dominicano roberto Álvarez recibió este jueves al secretario de como parte de la gira del funcionario por centroamérica y el caribe durante la semana. rubio visitó panamá, costa rica, el salvador y guatemala para tratar temas de migración y de narcotráfico. se espera que rubio se reúna más tarde con el presidente dominicano y también que anuncie la incautación en territorio dominicano de un segundo avión vinculado al gobierno de nicolás maduro. pasamos ahora a noticias en relación a cuba porque el primer vuelo con migrantes considerados por la administración de trump como ilegales, de ilegales de alto amenaza, mejor dicho, llegó ya el martes a la base naval de guantánamo. según el departamento de guridad nacional. los 10 hombres a bordo pertenecen a la organización criminal tren de aragua, ahora recientemente designada como grupo terrorista extranjero por la casa blanca, el presidente trump planea ampliar el centro de detención en enero para albergar hasta 30.000 migrantes, aunque todavía no está claro cuánto tiempo permanecerán allí estos detenid

no debilitaron a maduro y por eso roberto, tambiÉn exiliado, no siente entusiasmo. >> estamos un poquitoiados a la frontera, mientras que otros 500 viajarÁn a la base de guantÁnamo, en cuba, donde el gobierno mantendrÁ detenidos algunos migrantes. la administraciÓn trump extiende la purga de oficiales de carrera en el gobierno. hay forzÓ la salida de seis de los principales ejecutivos del fbi y a mÚltiples jefes de oficinas de la agencia en todo el paÍs, incluyendo al lÍder de la oficina en washington, d.c. que trabajÓ en lanvestigaciÓn sobre el ataque al capitolio la semana pasada. el presidente despidiÓ a 18 inspectores de organismos de control de distintos departamentos. estas son algunas imÁgenes que hoy tambiÉn son noticia. un tanque de oxÍgeno explotÓ dentro de un camiÓn de basura de ohio. casi alcanza a un trabajador. la ciudad de white publicÓ el video para recordarle a la gente que algunos artÍculos de uso diario pueden contener materiales peligrosos y explosivos. es importante desecharlos de manera adecuada y segura. como una bola de fuego. asÍ quedÓ un autobÚs de dos pisos en

argument in barnes v fix, a case involving a fourth endment challenge against texas police officer roberto felix and whether he use deadly force during a016 traffic stop. the supreme court's decision may resolve whether moment of the threat is enough to evaluate claims of excessive force by police and if a trial against offir felix may happen. this is about an hour, 15 minutes. we'll hear argument first this morning in case 2312 39 barnes versus felix. mr. zelinski. mr. chief justice, an please. the court we a

investigation found that the chief executive and the financial officer skill carle has and the secretary robertolores instructed workers too traveled from as far as salinas and sleep in tents and rat infested greenhouses didn't pay them. and then the workers continued on promises that they get future work and that they would be eventually paid. perez flores, as far as we know, has pleaded not guilty. it's 7.40, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and 30 found in bay area. poultry will tell you what you need to know. >> snow and wind in the sierra translates to rain and wind in the bay area. >> i've got the full details coming up in weather. and as that rain comes down, it slows that rain comes down, it slows down out from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look... at the right price. your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor. >> but if you're just waking up thinking, oh, maybe today will be just like yesterday, it's going to be warm and beautiful, not not today. it's going to be wet. it's g

investigation found the chief executive in financial officer aaron s karen corrales and secretary roberto perez. flores instructed workers to travel from as far away as salinas and sleep in tense in rat infested greenhouses. and even though there were there was no pay and these conditions are horrible. they say the workers continued to work on a promise that they would get paid and that they would have future work. perez flores for one has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. iconic san francisco eateries are opening a spot in sfo. they'll be coming this spring and serving their well-known dishes and drink in the sf eats food hall. it's in harvey milk. terminal one. you're going to this spring. tony's of north beach will be they're available at cafe equator. coffee, napa, farmers market and also a place called kit hava am pacific cocktail haven. they will all be inside the terminal and have a smaller outlets they're free to enjoy in the spring. okay. >> it's 10 27. we're going to take a break. but ahead, the rain impacting the bay area today. flood watch still in effect. we'll have your

investigation found the chief executive financial officer aaron escalera corral has and secretary roberto perez flores instructed workers to travel from as far away as salinas and sleep. intense in red infested greenhouses. despite the conditions and the lack of payment victims continued working off of him on empty promises that they would get future work and payment. perez flores has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. >> all right. now to bay area sports. a shakeup is coming to dub nation is super star. jimmy butler is apparently coming to the warriors just ahead of the nba all-star. just finding out now kron four's ben ross has all the details. we start with the big news that broke less than an hour before tipoff jimmy butler, 6 time all-star now a member of the golden state warriors acquired from the miami heat as part of a massive multi team trade. so the dubs are giving up andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson, lindy water, the 3rd, water is the 3rd and top 10 protected 2025 first-round draft pick that was reported by espn wiggins and anderson are going to miami for a sch

>> waffle house just introduced a temporary 50 cent egg surcharge and roberto's tacos around the corner from frank's farm is charging customers an extra buck 50 for all eggy dishes. who are they blaming? >> well, they take it out on me. >> smells rather noticeable. >> what smell. >> do you eat? a lot of them. >> no. >> too expensive. >> it's gone from. >> 2 to $3. a dozen to $9 a dozen that's massive. it is. it's crazy. >> and predicted by the usda to climb even higher. >> the current. >> egg shortage is because of the bird flu. >> it is fully. >> because of the bird flu. >> the only way to stop the spread is to cull millions of infected birds. so slashing egg supply. >> these astronomical prices are all due on supply and demand. economics 101. there's nothing biden could have done to stop the bird flu. look, there's nothing president trump could have done to stop the bird flu. it's neither of their fault. >> you literally have all your eggs in one basket. >> yes i do, you got to be careful with that. >> there are so many other bad egg word plays that we could use, but. >> exactly. >> n

>> waffle house just introduced a temporary 50 cent egg surcharge and roberto's tacos round the cornerfrank's farm is charging customers an extra buck 50 for all eggy dishes. who are they blaming? >> well. >> they take it out on me. >> smells rather noticeable. >> what smell. >> do you eat? a lot of them. >> no. it's too expensive. it's gone from 2 to $3. a dozen to $9 a dozen that's massive. it is. it's crazy. >> and predicted by the usda to climb even higher. >> current egg shortages because of the bird flu. >> it is fully. >> because of the bird flu. >> the only way to stop the spread is to cull millions of infected birds. so slashing egg supply. >> these astronomical prices are all due on supply and demand. economics 101. there's nothing biden could have done to stop the bird flu. look, there's nothing president trump could have done to stop the bird flu. it's neither of their faults. >> you literally have all your eggs in one basket. >> yes i do. you gotta be careful with that. >> there are so many other bad egg word plays that we could use, but. >> exactly. >> nick watt. cnn lake

and roberto's tacos round the corner from frank's farm is charging customers an extra buck 50 for all eggy dishes. who are they blaming? >> well, they take it out on me. >> smells rather noticeable. >> what smell. >> do you eat? a lot of them. >> no. they're too expensive. it's gone from 2 to $3. a dozen to $9 a dozen. >> that's massive. >> it is crazy. >> and predicted by the usda to climb even higher. >> current egg shortage is because of the bird flu. >> it is fully. >> because of the bird flu. >> the only way to stop the spread is to cull millions of infected birds. so slashing egg supply. >> these astronomical prices are all due on supply and demand. economics 101. there's nothing biden could have done to stop the bird flu. look, there's nothing president trump could have done to stop the bird flu. it's neither of their fault. >> you literally have all your eggs in one basket. >> yes i do. you got to be careful with that. >> there are so many other bad egg word plays that we could use, but. >> exactly. >> nick watt. cnn. lakeside, california clever. >> hey, if you're planning a v

roberto was my closest ally in the assembly and he was also my best chauffeur and we fought and havefought many, many battles in the trenches together and i know we will be back in those trenches very, very soon. >> and i want to take a moment and thank literally each and every one of you in this room. i think scott referred to the fact that not all of you agree all the time on all things but i want you to just look around this room because every single one of you literally every single one of you have played a special role in my life and in our community and whether you are someone that i've known or family is known or friends have known for decades an elected official or a government leader, an attorney or a judge, a community or political activists out of labor or the business community friends from my days in the civil rights world in the criminal prosecution world, in the private sector i can't thank you enough for your friendship and our journey together. >> i of course want to thank the woman who anchors my life her day job of running a program for immigrants and refugees is a

>> waffle house just introduced a temporary 50 cent egg surcharge and roberto's tacos round the corner from frank's farm is charging customers an extra buck 50 for all eggy dishes. who are they blaming? >> well, they take it out on me. smells rather. >> noticeable. >> what smell. >> do you eat? a lot of them. >> know. they're too expensive. it's gone from 2 to $3. a dozen to $9 a dozen that's massive. it is crazy. >> and predicted by the usda to climb even higher. >> the current egg shortage is because of the bird flu. >> it is. >> fully because of the bird flu. >> the only way to stop the spread is to cull millions of infected birds. so slashing egg supply. >> these astronomical prices are all due on supply and demand. economics 101. there's nothing biden could have done to stop the bird flu. look, there's nothing president trump could have done to stop the bird flu. it's neither of their fault. >> you literally have all your eggs in one basket. >> yes i do. you gotta be careful with that. >> there are so many other. bad egg. word plays that we could use, but. >> exactly. >> nick watt

>> waffle house just introduced a temporary 50 cent egg surcharge, and roberto's tacos round the corner from frank's farm is charging customers an extra buck 50 for all eggy dishes. who are they blaming? >> well. >> they take it. >> out on me. >> smells rather noticeable. >> what smell. >> do you eat? a lot of them. no. >> they're too expensive. it's gone from 2 to $3. a dozen to $9 a dozen that's massive. it is crazy. >> and predicted by the usda to climb even higher. >> current egg shortage is because of the bird flu. >> it is fully. >> because of the bird flu. >> the only way to stop the spread is to cull millions of infected birds. so slashing egg supply. >> these astronomical prices are all due on supply and demand. economics 101. there's nothing biden could have done to stop the bird flu. look, there's nothing president trump could have done to stop the bird flu. it's neither of their fault. >> you literally have all your eggs in one basket. >> yes i do. you got to be careful with that. >> there are so many other bad egg word plays that we could use, but. >> exactly. >> nick watt.

argument in barnes v fix, a case involving a fourth endment challenge against texas police officer roberto felix and whether he use deadly force during a016 traffic stop. the supreme court's decision may resolve whether moment of the threat is enough to evaluate claims of excessive force by police and if a trial against offir felix may happen. this is about an hour, 15 minutes. we'll hear argument first this morning in case 2312 39 barnes versus felix. mr. zelinski. mr. chief justice, an please. the court we a he today because ashton barnes was shot and killed on the side of a tes ghway after being pulled over for unpaid tolls. ine whether ashton'st is how to fourth amendmehts were violated. e urth amendment prohibits unreasonable seizures. justalia was no fan of a totality of the circumstances st, but in scott. justice scalia made clear that fact bound morass of reasonable ness. in this case, the district court and the fifth circuit didnt do that. insteay applied the moment of the threat doctrine. according to the fifth circuit decision belowe, we may only ask whether officer felix was in

host: that is roberto in houston.r he gave out as the number to the capitol switchboard which can get your member of congress and call their offices directly. to what he said. guest: amen to the first part of what he is saying. practice is key. it is not enough to learn civics, you have to do civics. that means literally showing up. one of the biggest barriers to entry is the fear of the unknown or the fear i might make a mistake or think about this politician or this policy and therefore i will take a step back. it has to be the other way around and he is right. you need to show up early. you see it in practice before your ever being called on to be a decider. it is helpful to see it and mock it up in our classrooms and our participation at the most local level. completely agree with that. with the 25th amendment question , to have the cabinet kick out a sitting president of the united states and elevating the vice president, that is an available option. it is a pretty dangerous one. a slippery slope to catch left. t

my name is roberto yana and i'm the executive director of the gilbert historical society museum and archives. i also want to echo words that have been said already and just really are as an organization supportive of the castro lgbt cultural district's chess report. as you know and trans people, places and culture are critical to both the district and the gilbert historical society. we are collaborating by the society providing archive of photos and ephemera for use in projects led by the district in their art exhibitions and publication of a historical documentation of the castro as a place for many international, national and local individuals to come and seek refuge. we are we are so proud that the districts work over the last few years has contributed to the castro centering lgbtq eye a plus people in the city especially under-served lgbtq people including lesbians, transgender, gender non-binary people and people of color. as you know diversity, equity and inclusion are important now more than ever. and i also want to share how i think it it is vital that some of the strategies in the a

ahÍ estÁ roberto.ar a dos varones y cÓmo le hace para hablar de sexo. ya te va a tocar en algÚn momento. lety: me siento muy orgullosa. no puedo cantar victoria porque hasta que no los vea casados y con hijos y que vuelen solos no puedo decir, pero... ademÁs este trabajo no termina nunca. hasta que me muera ya sabre si hice un buen trabajo o no, pero sÍ soy una mujer comprometida, una madre que disfruta muchÍsimo criar a sus hijos en todos los sentidos. me preocupo por su alimentaciÓn, por su educaciÓn, por su bienestar, por su fÍsico, por todo. [hablan a la vez] pues... ha sido difÍcil en el sentido que a veces lo tengo que dejar, a veces he tenido que renunciar al trabajo, a veces he tenido que renunciar a mi vida privada. mi vida personal, no mi vida privada. el salir con amigas y amigos por estar con mis hijos. no tengo gente que me pueda ayudar en la casa, pero se puede perfectamente bien. no soy la primera ni serÉ la Última mujer. aquÍ hay varias que trabajan y ni modo. tienen que dejar a sus hij

the shooting happened in the city of are roberto around 200 kilometers west of the capital stock. com. 30 say the gunman acted alone and they do not believe there's any link to terrorism. ukraine says 5 civilians were killed by a russian missile attack on the city of is you creating an official said russia in the missiles at the city center that no ukrainian soldiers were at the sight of the strikes. the cranes president says he would agree to direct peace talks with russian. president vladimir put this is the news from berlin. there's a lot more news on our website that's dw dotcom, the, or another day, another terrace, this time its china retaliating against donald trump import duties on its gods. but talks between the us presidents and the chinese presentation pay half being scheduled. so what's the space president trump imposed status on mexico and suspended the within days imposing on canada and then suspended. then mr. trump admits his policies will bring the us some pay and the gain. well, it's on the way. he says, i'm feel go invalid and this is the day the if we can make a de