rodrÍguez: una separaciÓn que debÍa durar 3 aÑos.tas cerradas. rodrÍguez: acto seguido tomaron una decisiÓn radical. elizondo: lo conversamos, "bueno, vamos a emprender un viaje, es peligroso". locutor: cuando regresemos. despaigne: se va todos los dÍas a trabajar. dairon no tiene dÍas feriados, ni días festivos. locutor: los retos que han enfrentado para reencontrar su misiÓn. elizondo: algo bonito que las personas te llamen "doctor". ¿por qué no tenemos un asistente virtual? nosotros tenemos a la abuela alexia. abuela alexia, ¿qué día es mañana? martes, ni te cases ni te embarques. abuela alexia, ¿qué hacemos ahora? llamen a state farm. como un buen vecino, state farm está ahí. ¿pero si te decimos que fue creada en méxico hace más de 100 años por un maestro cervecero alemán? ya no es cualquier cerveza, ¿verdad? dos equis. a most interesting beer. cgel de cejas de largaes duración unbelieva-brow, de l'oréal paris. se mantiene fijo. resistente al sudor. a prueba de agua. es increíble. gel de cejas de larga duración unbelieva-brow. l'

rodrÍguez: gloria atusparia.surup llegaba hasta esta zona. rodrÍguez: de la majestuosidad que daban cuenta estas fotos. queda muy poco. rolando cruz, experto en glaciares para la autoridad nacional del agua, sube varias veces al aÑo para medir y documentar el cambio en las montaÑas. guillÉn: cada vez que baja el agua del caudal en esta Época, deja huellas, Óxidos y es fuerte. entonces tiene bastante turbidez. rodrÍguez: el horror se apoderÓ de ellos cuando el rÍo cambiÓ de color. cruz: tenemos azufre, fierro, el oxÍgeno del agua, tenemos Ácido sulfÚrico, lo cual va acidificando todas las fuentes de agua. rodrÍguez: segÚn sus anÁlisis, la contaminaciÓn del agua estÁ directamente relacionada con el deshielo del glaciar. de acuerdo con cruz, el aumento de la temperatura del planeta deja al descubierto minerales que alteran los niveles de acidez del agua que baja de las montaÑas. los hijos de gloria empezaron a presentar sÍntomas como diarrea y vÓmito. atusparia: hicieron sus anÁlisis. ahÍ encontraron que tenÍan anem

rodrÍguez: y yo soy teresa rodrÍguez. buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora".jor conocido como "frank", saliÓ de su casa en california, en su moto rumbo a mÉxico. era un viaje que hacÍa frecuentemente, aunque Ésta vez, ese escape a su paraÍso, se convertirÍa en un verdadero infierno. para frank aguilar, contemplar el mar y caminar sobre la arena eran su terapia, y por eso visitaba su condominio en rosarito, baja california cada vez que tenÍa una oportunidad, como nos cuenta su madre, marta carmona. carmona: se miraba muy contento cuando iba para allÁ. tenÍa todo. tenía un jacuzzi arriba del techo, tenÍa cuatro pisos, tenÍa condiciones. todo, todo. una casa como aquÍ la comprÓ amueblada, muy bonita. rodrÍguez: segÚn carmona, hace 2 aÑos, su hijo comprÓ la propiedad en una comunidad privada. a veces tambiÉn la alquilaba a turistas. ellos conocÍan el lugar porque habÍan vivido cerca. carmona: tenemos una casa en la playa yo vivÍ ahí por 19 aÑos. yo nunca tuve un solo problema. rodrÍguez: por eso, aguilar le dijo que querÍa invertir en otras propiedades. carmona: É

and commissioner rodriguez? >> commissioner rodriguez: you're on mute, too. commissioner rodriguez? how do you vote? >> commissioner rodriguez: i'm sorry, are you asking me again? >> yes, we didn't hear you. >> commissioner rodriguez: i also vote for no disclosure. >> okay. the motion is unanimous. item 10, adjournment. >> vice president feinstein: i'll entertain a motion to adjourn? >> do we have a second. >> i'll second that. >> vice president feinstein: yes. >> commissioner nakajo: yes. >> commissioner rodriguez: yes. motion is unanimous. we are adjourned at 10:33. thank you, everybody.

. >> reporter: we first introduced you to angelique rodriguez in june. she got training and she felt her employer did not do enough to protect her now she is one of many leading the fight for change. angeli rodriguez that she had covid-19 for more than a month and was under three dr. ordered quarantines but the rashes she once had all over her arm from an allergic reaction to the medication she was prescribed are now all go. rodriguez says she is feeling better, she has returned to work at the mcdonald's and also works at a preschool five days a week. this mcdonald's in oakland is where employees say they use coffee filters as masks. one worker pictured in the middle was wearing a doggie diaper as a face covering. rodriguez said that led to an outbreak where 10 employees and eight family members tested positive for the virus. today rodriguez address the cal osha standards board to make a plea to protect workers. rodriguez says it was important to fight for her safety and the safety of her coworkers. she feels her speaking out has created better working c

. >> the contact with officer matt rodriguez began the week before the incident. she had purchased a black infinity from the webb offer up. but the car had a history and rodriguez was part of the violent crime end forcement team that pulled her over. >> this vehicle, there was a felony warn for the vehicle. >> fast forward to july 22nd. her sister picked her up in a bmw she just bought from a mexico annic. the passenger side door didn't work. so she slid over to let her drive to mcdonald's. >> i wanted her to drive. i said do you want to drive or climb through the window? so it was easier to get in the car than go around. >> guadalupe drove to it restaurant with her sister, her niece and nephew in the back. within seconds of arriving, officer rodriguez and his partner rush at the car, guns drawn. >> ordered me to get out of the car and on my knees. so i did. >> that's when this video by a door dash driver picks up. the officer ordered her to crawl toward him. she said she didn't understand because he was already so close. then rodriguez kicked her, leaving this br

rodriguez. >> mayra valdes rodriguez. >> richard rodriguez. >> david bartolo rodriguez-vargas. >> matthew>> scott william rohner. >> keith michael roma. >> joseph m. romagnolo. >> efrain romero, sr. >> james a. romito. >> sean paul rooney. >> eric thomas ropiteau. >> aida rosario. >> angela rosario. >> mark h. rosen. >> brooke david rosenbaum. >> linda rosenbaum. >> sheryl lynn rosenbaum. >> lloyd daniel rosenberg. >> mark louis rosenberg. >> andrew ira rosenblum. >> joshua m. rosenblum. >> joshua alan rosenthal. >> richard david rosenthal. >> philip martin rosenzweig. >> daniel rosetti. >> richard barry ross. >> norman s. rossinow. >> nicholas p. rossomando. >> michael craig rothberg. >> donna marie rothenberg. >> mark david rothenberg. >> james michael roux. >> nicholas charles alexander rowe. >> edward v. rowenhorst. >> judy rowlett. >> timothy alan roy, sr. >> paul g. ruback. >> ronald j. ruben. >> joanne rubino. >> david m. ruddle. >> bart joseph ruggiere. >> susan a. ruggiero. >> adam keith ruhalter. >> gilbert ruiz. >> robert e. russell. >> stephen p. russell. >> steven harris russ

i'm sorry, commissioner rodriguez, another question? >> commissioner rodriguez: no. that was it, thank you. >> vice president feinstein: thank you. commissioner cleaveland, i believe you had a question? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, madame vice president. and thank you chief wyrsch for your report. a couple of questions. we changed the terminology on dealing with the homeless and wondered why did we make that change? or was that change imposed by other departments? department of health or whatever? >> yes. because at some point, some people are -- we're looking for a basic terminology that wasn't insulting. we're looking for a terminology where some people are only experiencing homelessness for a very short period of time. maybe they just got kicked out of their home and they're going to be -- have some sort of housing shortly. so it's a temporary homelessness. so we were trying to encompass all different degrees of homelessness and not lump it all together as somebody that was, let's say, deciding to be permanently homeless. so it was broken down into a mor

rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez richard rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas matthew rogan jeann roger karlie rogers scott william rohner keith michael roma joseph m. romagnolo efrain romero, sr. elvin romero james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rosetti richard barry ross norman s. rossinow nicholas p. rossomando michael craig rothberg donna marie rothenberg mark david rothenberg james michael roux nicholas charles alexander rowe edward v. rowenhorst judy rowlett timothy alan roy, sr. paul g. ruback ronald j. ruben joanne rubino david m. ruddle bart joseph ruggiere susan a. ruggiero adam keith ruhalter gilbert ruiz robert e. russell stephen p. russell steven harris russin michael thomas russo, sr. wayne alan russo william r. ruth edward ryan john joseph ryan jonathan stephan ryan matthew l. ryan tatia

el entrenador tata martino no llamarÁ a ningÚn jugador para reemplazar a ochoa y rodrÍguez.paÑol que se llevÓ los rectores, tras marcar los dos primeros goles ante el villarreal el fin de semana. se presentarÍa como el heredero de messi. doc rivers no seguirÁ como entrenador de los clippers, luego de una temporada por debajo de las expectativas. las aficiones de kawhi leonard y paul george afirmaron la desvinculaciÓn con el quinteto healing en las redes sociales. este miÉrcolesregresa a la selecciÓn mexicana con la acciÓn frente a guatemala. no te la pierdas envÍo por univisiÓn y tudn.

porque "el cabecita" rodrÍguez estÁ en su momento. e ilusionarnos y tener la novena en diciembre. >> mientras que las Águilas tuvieron una semana con un buen sabor de boca tras vencer a chivas en el clÁsico nacional. ademÁs, les dio tiempo para recuperar a emanuel aguilera y federico viÑas. asÍ, el clÁsico joven llega en un momento sublime, con ambos equipos como protagonistas del torneo y con el liderato en juego. que comience una batalla mÁs entre celestes y azulcremas. adriana: veamos la comparaciÓn entre cruz azul y amÉrica. han estado muy similares a nivel de estadÍsticas. los dos tienen dos derrotas, solamente en este "guardianes 2020". cruz azul llega prÁcticamente con la derrota en sus Últimos siete partidos, y ese accidente que tuvo ante atlas. ambos perdieron con querÉtaro, pero ya sabemos a lo que ha pasado con querÉtaro y su irregularidad, pero cruz azul y amÉrica, hay que preguntarte como llegan. ¿importa cuando de un clÁsico joven se trata? paco: yo creo que sÍ. es ligeramente favorito cruz azul de arranque, pero la verd

carolina: un debate para la historia, gracias por la informaciÓn, jeanette rodrÍguez .ezando a las 8:55 p.m. del este, cinco y 50 y 5:00 p.m. en el pacÍfico. esta noche durante el debate pues verificar si lo que estÁn diciendo los candidatos es todo falso, univisiÓn te ofrece plataformas para revisarlo, utilizando su unidad de confirmaciÓn de datos, puedes ingresar directamente a la pÁgina univisiÓn.com/el detector. puedes conectarte directamente con tu telÉfono, con whatsaap, escaneando bÁsicamente el cÓdigo que verÁs en pantalla. este debate genera mucha expectativa, especialmente para aquellos indecisos. te plantamos a ti que estÁs viendo la ediciÓn digital, quÉ esperas ver en este primer cara a cara entre donald trump y joe biden? aquÍ tenemos alguna de sus respuestas: " simplemente el flechazo entre uno y el otro, porque Últimamente los candidatos sÓlo hacen campaÑa sacando los trapitos sucios del contrincante". collins dice "espero ver a dos candidatos maduros, cada uno prometiendo lo mejor para sus seguidores, muy probablemente ninguno de ellos convencerÁ a millo

commissioner rodriguez? >> commissioner rodriguez: ident ify been quarantined -- i've been quarantined at home. i don't really have much to report. >> president covington: i understand. we all understand. thank you commissioner rodriguez. we have the vice president and i, we are reviving our tradition of meeting with the chief of the department before our large commission meeting. that's going on. whenever people can get out or join any of the various meetings that go on within the department, i think that's very good. commissioner feinstein was able to probably really understand the tremendous tradition that exist in the department without wooden ladders, with the leather helmets. there's so much tradition in the department and then as you mingle with the members, you get more of an idea of how these traditions originated. we will always be meeting remotely. at least i hope not. soon we'll be all be able to get out and about. any last comments? madam secretary? >> there's nobody on the attendee line. i did

su intenciÓn que el senado vote sobre ella antes de las elecciones como nos informa janet rodrÍguez.eportera: el presidente trump no dejarÁ pasar el tiempo. a finales de semana anunciarÁ su nominaciÓn para reemplazar a la magistrada fallecida. [habla en inglÉs] >> lo mÁs probable que sea el sÁbado. reportera: quiere respetar los servicios funebres que se llevarÁn a cabo durante la semana. revelÓ que tiene 5 mujeres consideraciÓn. pero estas tres juezas las favoritas a ser elegidas para el puesto. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: dice que hablÓ con algunas y se reunirÁ con ellas en persona. >> las tres se considerarÍan originalistas. juezas que estuvieron bajo la tutela academica de jueces...

if convicted, rodriguez could face one year in jail. >>> coming up, massive layoffs at disney, the company's california parks remain closed. also ahead tonight, >>> a midair collision over southern california, the accident involving two military aircraft, what we know about the crew members on board. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. strachan marine corps f 35 stealth fighter collided in midair with a tanker plane during a refueling operation in a remote desert area of southern california. it happened this afternoon. the military says the pilot of the stealth fighter ejected in the other tanker plane landed safely. the collision happened about 4:00 this afternoon, the stealth fighter c

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estos refugios estÁn ubicados en el centro comunitario de nick rodrÍguez y en concord.ene la informaciÓn. carla: una tarde bastante calurosa. la temperatura nos han sorprendido y por eso san josÉ puso la disposiciÓn estos cuatro centros de enfriamiento completamente gratuitos. >> el dÍa de hoy abrieron cuatro centros de enfriamiento. estos cuatro centros serÍan en el centro comunitario. y dos librerÍas. hoy estarÁn abiertos de 1:00 a 9:00. carla: con altas temperaturas se iniciÓ en diferentes puntos del Área de la bahÍa. situaciÓn que ha sofocado algunos residentes que estÁn tratando de evitar las actividades al aire libre. >> si sentimos mucho el calor. despuÉs andamos cuidÁndonos con el agua. carla: santa clara estarÁ ofreciendo alimentos para la persona de la tercera edad y para quienes lo necesitan. debe asistir a uno de Éstos refugios, seguir con las normas de seguridad y prevenciÓn. >> nosotros estamos siguiendo todas las reglas del condado. para entrar al centro, se requiere que se tomen la temperatura de los residentes que acudan a los centros y se requieren las

los visitantes se pusieron en ventaja con gol y sobre el final del primer tiempo james rodríguez lece el arquero david ejea evitó que la derrota fuera más grande gareth bale regresa a su antiguo club después de estar 7 temporadas en el real madrid en el último tiempo no jugó mucho además se oficializó la contratación de sergio que era de propiedad de real madrid con esto ede josé mourinho sel fortalece. fortalec vamos al tenis porque djokovic derrotó ae djokovic... para avanzar gan semifinales del abierto italianoó .para >>eel avanzar en semifinales de l abiertro 1o d dominó sin noruego as ehó el cansanl o del lomán espera en semana finaley mañana a un noruego mañana. no se pierd >> a zonan mixta analizaremos llao qu e noche l clásico entre américa y chivas mixta >> muchas gracia tenemos el an clásico nacions al de amno mca che ivas. acostumbro a >> ver qué los lugares sin público bueno pero no >> vimos aco partidostumbros acon part público.mil personas más o menosero po >> poco eso nos a lienta a jugar están ya permi eniendo más personas. otras noe lanzó en e un l vuel o tuvore se

thank you so much, let's talk now about the smoke as we bring in our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with a quick look here at the golden gate bridge that's fog there. >>but smoke is returning for our weekend forecast and reese rodriguez is here now with details on how much longer this smoke is going to linger we have another spare the air alert. coming our way yeah and it's mainly going to impact the 1st half of the weekend. >>so we are going to notice some warming on saturday and also poor air quality so just keep that in mind air quality already starting to diminish for those of you in parts of the north bay like santa rosa in petaluma moderate amounts of poor air particles streaming through there and also our inland areas of the east bay into conquered and livermore out there for your friday afternoon. so right now we are noticing the return of that marine layer and tomorrow it's going to mix in with that smoke and ash as well so we do have a spare the air alert that will start on saturday and it looks like it is just going to remain in effect through saturday because of unhealth

what's the deal let's check in now with our chief meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she's here now with a look at the forecast to 3. >>yeah we are tracking poor air quality just seen and also hotter drier and windier conditions for firefighters for their thursday tracking a red flag warning going into effect by thursday afternoon through friday night in addition that heat advisory for most of the bay area starting early thursday morning through thursday night temperatures once again going to be as hot as early this week back in the low 90's for those of you in downtown san francisco. so about 20 degrees above average there half moon bay in the low 80 so 15 to 25 degrees above normal wouldn't be surprised if we actually break some records as we take a look at your microclimate thursday forecast burlingame 91 degrees, san mateo and mountain view in the mid-nineties with widespread mid 90's and also near triple digit heat for the south bay cupertino 97 degrees, san jose 95 going to see the return of those northerly winds for being bring gusts upwards of about 20 miles per hour less livermo

and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is standing by now with details on how long this is going to last it was so nice to open up the windows in the house today hope we can keep doing that yeah and we certainly will justine for not only today but also for the rest of the week as well even leading up to this weekend. >>let's take a look outside crystal clear skies and we can actually breathe as we head outside in the bay area because of those good air particles for most of the coast and even for the northern portion of the east bay, but we are tracking some moderate air particle though hayward southward into san jose in the south bay, so we still have a spare the air alert in effect right now through this evening in addition that an air quality advisory, but justine what a difference a week we are heading in the right direction, and it's certainly being aided by these westerly winds light to breezy right now sustained winds at 20 miles per hour long downtown san francisco pushing all of that smoke and ash away from the bay area and that's how we like it in fact we're going to contin

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez we love her as well. >>all you got to the basket talk about what you can expect the morning we could change it to heart and then 7 and are asked we could i don't think anyone else in the bay are like that apart from us, but they'll take it. >>and how was our last weekend of summer we really run out with a bang in fact summer 2020 above average temperatures today live look outside though from oakland along the bay bridge and we're noticing clear skies out there and temperatures for the most part in the 60's along the coast and the east bay shoreline widespread 70's as you make your way inland but novato in petaluma cooling down into the upper 50's at 59 degrees for your current temperatures the sunday night current wind speeds out there right now pretty light and breezy in the teens 40 mile per hour sustained winds so getting a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence out their summary mayor along the coast. so we are noticing some patchy dense low clouds and fog and it is going to get bigger during th

the tigers claimed derek rodriguez after he was released by the giants, rodriguez was great as a rookie in 2018, but has only made two appearances as a reliever after failing to make the opening day roster. >> longtime georgetown coach john thompson passed away on sunday night, thompson led them for 27 years and put the program on the map. three final feces one national title and a 97% graduation rate. john thompson was 78 years old. and families are now allowed into the nba bubble as they moved to the second round of the playoffs. fred's daughter could not wait to see her dad for the first time in nearly two months. congratulations to all of them. that is a wonderful reunion. >> it's got to be so hard for the families to be a part from dads and loved ones and during this time. >> i am not sure who is happier, the kids are the parents. >> equal. all right, thanks, still ahead, a new study claims that six feet socials distancing guidelines is an oversimplification. >>> a deadly accident this morning when a woman was killed after driving off double slide, her car landed 200 feet below the

>>this year, candy rodriguez shows us how one texas woman is honoring those who have died from covid-19. >>the latino communities across the country have been hit the hardest by covid-19 in austin latinos make up half of travis county's deaths but only account for about 35% of the population is very sad because we're we are on the forefront. we are. >>the cafeteria workers. we are the janitors we are the construction workers. we are the artist. many of us cannot work at home this year for the went those hang out, i mean this is remembering all of those in her community who have died of covid-19 the smart those is a is a tradition that goes back centuries, so you have a mixture of pre-columbian tradition with cap catholic traditions. i mean is is preparing them to honor people like patty and then this school cafeteria worker and school crossing guard drill bit that he seem lost on and alter honors, a person that pays homage not been so nice is that mean it is a table of sort. >>that has gives things for the dead because the dead come back the altar is filled and lined with decorative s

00am and it did spark in an area that was under a red flag warning and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the extreme fire danger that is in the north bay tonight she joins us now with the very latest information good evening breeze. a good evening just cnn jonathan in tonight is going to be critical for firefighters starting to notice those winds for parts of the north bay increasing and it said offshore flow pattern winds out of the north northeast right now 20 miles per hour sustained in the valleys but in the highest peaks could see wind gusts tonight through monday morning upwards of 45 miles per hour or less let's take a look at relative humidity out there right now for our driest inland valleys in the north bay already down to 28% tell range for yacht bill and sonoma for those of you in fairfield not that much better 26% relative humidity down to 34% for those of you in livermore and orinda but as i fast forward to monday morning because we're still tracking gusty. wind speeds remember the glass fire sparked 4 o'clock saturday or sunday morning and similar conditions ar

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rodriguez ere migrant farmworkers. following the crops with the help of summer held at university of south florida, mr. rodriguez graduated early from high school in the top 10% of to class and first hispanic earn a an associate's degree. he he has worninged as a general manager for [a regional mexican station as part of his work to give time to elected first that support the immigrant community. while sharing his passion for music, mr. rodriguez keep central floridians informed like food drives and covid-19 testing, sites and much more. he serves on the leadership committee of the farmworkers' association of florida. he draws his inspiration from his community and two beautiful daughters and late wife. rod rig hat, mr. jose, ezz, we honor you. in honor of hispanic heritage month we recognize dr. and ton yeoh cresto, he is a disease special lift with over 18 years of experience. in may of 2014, he led the team that shred to the second case of mers in the united states and he is part of the team that is managing the cov

with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict we want to go israel rodriguez is the tenet at this apartment but he's not alone 20 month-old israel to his brother 4 year-old fabian and their mother. >>are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction and the downward spiral of the covid economy any russian but do they get everything you need rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent behind thousands of dollars off on a fiction it was a lot going on there in the when he i lost my job. so to me like one to get a ton of the job. this is my cheek but i'm making with $300. >>is literally 300 on their stroller now carries their possessions is needed to kids cool because heard what seemed close them every day. >>make sure we got it will tell the paper little bit of snakes but kids what are you going to do with all of your stuff this this does stretch it turns trash because we don't have a car. we don't have. help will have nobody that can come. it will help us out right now no, but we've got a self mean the kids and her week. that's it. >>hows us law en

and while meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has been tracking the storm from the weather center. she joins us now with the very latest on what folks down there on the gulf coast can expect a person. >>yeah, i will definitely heavy rains and deadly storm surge will be possible right now tropical storm sally has sustained winds at 60 miles per hour. but it is going to strengthen within the next couple of hours as it makes its way towards the northern gulf coast states because of those warm gulf of mexico waters and it could actually make landfall monday night through tuesday as a category one or category 2 hurricane with sustained winds so far at about 90 miles per hour when it does make landfall so the main state so we want to keep an eye on louisiana, alabama, and mississippi they could see up to 2 feet of rain along some of the gulf coast areas in addition to that life threatening storm surge if any hurricane force winds do form and we are noticing the outer bands of this storm with our satellite and radar starting to make its way out of florida as it inches closer towards the g

jorge rodriguez internal medicine and viral specialist. doctor, go through what jim was hitting on. bad enough that the president himself didn't wear a mask in public, but this is going further. you know, here he is basically telling the american people masks don't work. how dangerous is this? >> very dangerous, because he is setting an example. unfortunately, it's not just an example. it is a weaponization of that opinion. we have people that are protesting, going into public stores, not wearing masks. so he leads by example. and the example is a wrong example. we now know that masks definitely play a big role in preventing the spread of this infection. so -- he needs to lead by example. >> also you just heard talking to mark meadows, white house chief of staff shrugging it off. also meadows saying masks aren't designed to "make sure we don't have the coronavirus spread" which is the exact opposite what we heard from dr. redfield just yesterday, he said, i quote, "this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against covid than when i take a covid vaccine." we're about to hit flu

his name is israel rodriguez. that was tuesday, so give us an update on the people in your piece and the reaction from the public. >> reporter: well, as far as what israel is going through, tonight he's in a pay-by-day motel. he's still wearing those clothes. you heard him say he basically wears those same clothes every day. the kids are in the same clothes. he has $400 in his pocket. he needs $800 in order to rent a studio apartment. he says he's taken a job mowing lawns. he's really hoping to raise that money as quickly as possible. well, since this story aired, it has been tweeted by politicians like aoc, like pete buttigieg, powerful lawmakers in texas, and there has been outrage shared across social media. we actually got contacted by nfl player deshaun watson. he says he wants to pay for israel's rent, that he wants to get those kids housed and fed. so it has been an incredible outpouring, don. when i talked to israel about all of this, he said that all of this is a little shocking and scary because he's nev

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verÓnica noriega rodrÍguez and amira odeh are two climate activists in puerto rico. >> ( translated ) relationship stops us om making our own decisions about what affects us as puerto ricans. we feel powerless,nd i'm speaking from my perspective as a youth. >> like, they always talk about poverty or corruption or in general just how bad things are here, but they never explain the historical causes of why that is. >> reporter: representative gonzÁlez-colÓn has co-sponsored a bi-partisan bill that calls upon congress and the president to take action next year if puerto ricans vote for statehood in november. it will be the sixth time in history that puerto rican's vote on the question regarding the territory's relationship to the u.s. >> it's not going to have any impact whatsoever. >> reporter: pedro caban is a professor of latin american, caribbean and u.s. latino studies at the university at albany who researches what he calls puerto rico's status as "" colonial state." caban says this year's status vote will t lead to a change for the territory, just like previous referendums. >> i w

this is israel rodriguez. >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't beening rent. behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault on the eviction. it was a lot going on -- when it hit, i lost my job. so, it took me like a month to get another job. >> reporter: their stroller now carries their possessions. >> it's mainly the kids' clothes because me and her just wear the same clothes almost every day. we don't have nobody that can come, you know, help us out right now. nobody. we got ourselves. me and the kids and her. we -- that's it. >> kyung lah joins me, now. kyung, i was watching your story last night. wasn't even, as you know, slated to be in the show. and i said we've got to run this because it's a reflection of what's happening in america, right now. so i am grateful that you did this story, and that you came on to talk about it. so thank you so much. and we just heard a bit from one of the people you spoke to. his name is israel rodriguez. that was tuesday. so, give us an update on the people in your piece, and the reaction from the public. >> well,

joining us now is edwin rodriguez from the mission economic development agency in san francisco. good afternoon, edwin. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, kristen, for the invitation. it's a pleasure for me to be with you. >> your agency does great work. it supports low and working class families, latino families in the mission. can you tell us in what ways? what types of support do you offer? >> since 1973 meda foundation has been providing services to the low and moderate income families in mainly in the mission district but also other parts of the city. so we have a variety of services that includes services like business development program, business loan for the small business owners, providing services like computer classes, helping people to find jobs, to prepare for jobs, all kind of services. >> talk to us about covid.covid. as a result of people's shifting needs, how have you adapted to give people the kind of services they need? >> it's very interesting because since shelter in place started back in the middle of march, so internally we were able to make changes in a

a half times more likely to be diagnosed with covert 19 than white people let's talk now to desi rodriguez lone bear she is assistant professor of sociology and american indian studies at the university of california in los angeles she joins us now from the northern china indian reservation in montana on skype rodriguez alone bear welcome to the news hour here on al-jazeera for indigenous peoples in the u.s. how bad is it being. you know we are in a state of crisis here there are over 500 tribes in over 300 reservations and we're see far far higher rates of coverage incidence and also kobe deaths then in the mainstream population and we are in crisis give me an idea if you were to extrapolate the percentages when it hits indigenous peoples in the u.s. if that was reflected or projected to the wider population you know where we're talking to because the wider population is a 1000000 if it was indigenous numbers projected across the general population what would the figure be. the issue is that the data are really difficult to trust right now my dad out you know we have different numbers com

but we begin now with kron four's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who's standing by with when the red flag warning goes into effect and just how hot it is going to be good afternoon. risa i yes a little bit of good and bad news, the bad news is that our fire weather watch has been upgraded to a red flag warning. >>but the good news is that instead of it starting saturday morning it won't start until saturday night. so if you have any outdoor plans for this weekend take advantage of saturday because a northerly winds won't really arrive until late afternoon into the early evening hours. and this is going to continue through monday morning gusty winds upwards of 50 miles per hour less than the highest peaks, but most of the bay area specifically the valleys in the east bay could see sustained winds at 20 to 30 miles per hour in addition to that we are tracking a very warm dry and hot air mass all weekend long specifically for the 2nd half of the weekend into early next week. triple digit heat will be possible inland along the east bay shoreline 80's 90's with mid 70's to mid 80's right

but rodriguez says the restaurant hasn't seen state inspectors at the restaurant in 2 and a half years so we ask hello show why they visited the restaurant now they said the visit was part of a task force created by the governor to stop the spread of covid-19 at whole businesses who endanger public health and safety accountable. cal osha didn't respond when we asked why this was the first visit months into the pandemic the video shows both chp and cal osha leaving no inspection is done it's not clear if either agency will be back by officers have a great day, the owners of this restaurant didn't want to speak with us on camera about the confrontation, but mandy rodriguez says no matter what happens they have no plans to shut their doors even if el dorado county is put back on the watch list. >>here at 1030 protesters take to the streets on both coasts tonight. the demonstrators say they will not stop until their demands are met. >>and as we move further into the labor day weekend officials pleading with the public not to make >>more than 188,000 americans have died from covid-19 and no

but the sky is blue just beyond that our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at the conditions right now good just seen. yeah we are noticing the return of that marine layer things to those widespread westerly breezes but for those of you throughout the east bay shoreline. >>crystal clear blue skies, but you can make out that fog bank along the immediate coastline of the bay area, thanks to a weak storm that is going to develop during the overnight hours bringing us some widespread coastal drizzle and cooler fall-like temperatures for the end of your workweek forecast but air quality out there right now green is good so at the surface not tracking that smoke a national even though we don't have a spare the air alert in effect right now we still have an air quality advisory in effect because of smoke and ash in the upper levels so just keep that in mind that advisory will continue from now through friday temperatures for the most part a few degrees of cooling, especially along the coast of the san francisco peninsula right now in the mid 60's, there. >>and widespread

>>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at when that smoke is going to go.here was cnn jonathan and yeah we're still noticing unhealthy air particles out there. >>nick smith that marine there fortunately, not as dense or as low of a fog bank as we saw yesterday's them don't expect a dense fog advisory tonight impacting your monday morning commute but air quality out there right now still unhealthy and it's going to remain unhealthy through monday, we're going to notice though poor air particles streaming through most of the bay area and we won't notice relief from the poor air until around tuesday so we're heading in the right direction. the good news is we're starting to see that stronger seabreeze pushing that smoke and ash to the east away from the bay area but we still have a spare the air alert in effect in an air quality advisory in effect from now through monday and tomorrow's daytime highs 5 to 10 degrees of warming near average highs from coast to inland valleys and that warming trend continuing through midweek back to you just seen and jonathan. >>

red flag warning that's still in effect through monday, we're joined now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez yeah, let's take a look at current conditions out there just cnn jonathan in napa county right now tracking temperatures in the low 80's relative humidity, 24%. >>and wind speeds in the single digits starting to shift out of the northeast now in 10 more easterly direction so we are tracking relative humidity. >>down to the 20th percentile range and it is going to be extremely dry even as we wake up monday morning for most of the north bay valleys tracking monday to be the hottest and driest day in the single digits by monday afternoon and tomorrow is going to be the peak of this heat wave. well underway. current wind speeds out there right now we are noticing that change in wind direction out of the east so still tracking a very dry and warm air mass out there that's why we're still under that red flag morning not just for the east bay hills and valleys but all of the north bay tracking gust. there was a 45 miles per hour tonight through tomorrow morning with relative humidity as low

>>the meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at just how hot things will get over. yes certainly stay cool and stay hydrated bay area we have a red flag warning already in effect and the heat advisory. >>going into effect for most of the bay area starting sunday morning but we are right now tracking some gusty winds for those of you in the north bay right now winds out of the northwest warming up temperatures and drying out that mister around 30th percentile or driest inland valleys there and also tracking scorching heat for the 2nd half of your weekend. so we are tracking gusts. upwards of 50 miles per hour less maybe in the high speeds but in the valleys 20 to 30 miles per hour air quality not that bad right now but starting to notice the more smoke and ash streaming through the san francisco peninsula coastline out there this evening and it's only going to get worse for the 2nd half of the weekend because of those northerly winds. we have a spare the air alert that will go into effect on sunday. so expect a moderate amounts of air particles for everyone in the ba

i happen to like alex rodriguez a lot, you know.w him, i interviewed him for your show during the milken conference. decent guy, smart guy, he's doing great with his career, but as you know, he had his brush with steroids, performance-enhancing drugs, during his career so you know, it's not like he's got some issues as well. that's one of the reasons why j-lo, jennifer lopez, is going to be the lead person in this thing. if they win the bid, j-lo will become the nominal owner. she will be the lead person if they get it, alex would be number two. they have a pretty interesting set of people, i understand, behind them. mark laurie understands the internet as well as anybody to reach out to fans. j-lo will reach out to fans. a-rod knows baseball. vinny viola is involved with this, former head of the new york merc, michael poli, creator of vitamin water. robert and john kraft will be involved in some way. not putting money in, what i understand, but part of their group. i should point out as of now, from what i understand from my baseba

. >> reporter: kelvin rodriguez, independent grocers. >> people aren't spending as much as they were, don't have money to be able to spend that much, and sales dropping all throughout the industry. >> reporter: rodriguez says his suppliers are dropping their prices, too, feeling the same pressures, and he's passing along those savings to his customers. deidre bolton, abc news, new york. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings," an emotional plea from jacob blake, the man who was shot by police seven times. he speaks from his hospital bed. >>> and why health officials say this weekend is a make or break in the fight against covid-19. dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? or because you can spice them up or cool them down? or because a little birdie told me you wanted them back really bad... get my spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99. >>> building

we're doing now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for a look now. at our weather forecast if we can expect expect to see some blue skies yes, certainly a lot more blue skies tomorrow and warmer temperatures as well in fact today we're about 5 to 10 degrees warmer. >>then yesterday so widespread 70's along the coast and east bay shoreline with 80's as you major way inland but still tracking some unhealthy air particles for parts of the east bay, including our inland valleys. but fortunately tomorrow we are going to notice an improvement with about moderate air particles so no spare the air alert tomorrow and it's not going to be as hazy as well, but temperatures out there right now throughout the east bay shoreline widespread mid 60's still warm at now in concord and pittsburgh in the mid 70's, there, san jose flirting with 70's but 69 degrees right now 55 degrees for base a little bit cooler their but downtown san francisco in the mid 60's as well with widespread 60's as you make your way into the north bay low to mid 60's for most cities right now

>>look here at rodriguez, a spare the air alert is back in effect for tonight, yeah, relatively clear skies just seen in jonathan a little bit hazy out there because of smoke and ash we did notice a change in wind direction out of the north pushing that smoke from the august north complex fire into the bay area but overall clear skies better clearing and better air quality along the coast, thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze even extending into richmond and berkeley in the east bay but unhealthy air particles right now throughout most of the north bay and even the inland areas of the east bay. so that's where we still have the spare the air alert in effect through tonight, but it's not going to be extended for 2nd half of the weekend we're going to get the return of those westerly breezes pushing that smoke and ash away from the bay area bring us moderate amounts of air particles instead so still going to be a little bit hazy but not as bad as today, so let's take a look at current wind speeds out there winds out of the northwest in the single digits or the teens like those o