mayor breed, chair rodriguez, gordon and clark and honored guests. thank you for ine including me, iement executive director of the san francisco county transportation authority. thank you for including me and the agency in this wonderful event as well as pioneering women. she took on a male-dominated government and business community to save the cable car one of our most precious gems recognized around the world. no wonder "national geographic" named san francisco one of the tomorrow sedations for 2023. another list san francisco son. she mobilized other women who joined her campaign. thanks to her efforts in 1947 ballot initiative to save the cable cars won in a landslide, i think 3-1 based on what i read. i'm powd to be part of this all-women line-up of speakers that led this activism 75 years ago. the transportation authority has been around half that long. one of our former executive directors appeared today, carmen clark. i'm honored to be one of her successors and working with my colleagues. a round of applause for our director of transportati

someone threw a match in 30 minutes later when antonio rodriguez was dead.the residents of rock springs quote return quietly to town in business was resumed. it was november 3rd 1910. mexican-american journalists in the us-mexico borderlands reported the grizzly details of rodriguez as murder condemning it as an act of racial terror akin to the lynching of african americans in the south. newspapers of mexico picked up the story lynching is not practiced by the blonde yankee except upon beings for ethnic reasons. he considers his inferiors fume the editors of mexico cities el debate. another paper dubbed anglo-americans the barbarous whites of the north dividing them so called giants of the dollar but pygmies of culture. there is indignation among mexicans over here over this lynching reported by yees. but november 8 1910 riots had erupted across mexico. targeting the considerable number of us-owned businesses and homes, the protesters smashed windows and tore down american flags while chanting mueren los yankees death to the americans. the police arrest hund

someone threw a match in 30 minutes later antonio rodriguez was dead. the residence returned quietly to town and business was resumed. it was november 3, 1910. mexican american journalists in the borderlands reported the grisly details of rodriguez murder condemning it as active racial terror akin to the lynching of african-americans in the south . newspapers in mexico picked prup the story. lynching is not practiced by blood yankees on races assumed. inferior of mexico's. another paper called anglo-americans the barbarous whites of the north, the giants with a dollar but pygmies of culture. there's a negation among mexicans over this lynching. november 8, 1910 riots had arrived across mexico. targeting a considerable number of us phone businesses te the protesters mash windows and store down american flags by chanting death to the americans. the police arrest hundreds of people and in one case officers through sabers and descended upon a crowd telling a man by stabbing him through the neck . the icprotests continued on the streets and in the press pump

before i turn the microphone over to rodriguez i encourage the business community representatives to open your doors to the ambassadors. they are walking the streets and greeting guests they use the restroom. of kick feet and up get a drink of water. welcome your doors to anybody in orange. we appreciate you, thank you very much. [applause]. >> thank you, john. i'm marissa rodriguez the union square alliance the heart of our city thank you very much our ambassadors. we don't beat without your support i receive e mails telling us the great stores. we are the part of town that is home to hotels, theatre, restaurants, visitors. it is not without the support of our ambassadors that we will not be able to receive back all of the san francisco. of you reminds them it is safe and the accomplice to come back and celebrate the greatest moments i want to thank patrick who kept me dry moments ago. it is acts like that that i hear about. the small things that people appreciate you feel welcomed. the community feels welcome and feel like they are stepping into san francisco living room they have

josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore.eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out. eric: almost every week there's a new international call to ban investment or even phase out the industry completely. and that's going to ramp up at the un climate conference in glasgow, that's being billed as the last chance to save the planet. but where does all that leave the miners, their families, their towns that rely on coal for their livelihood and purpose? well, we're going to explore two communities on different sides of the world that are at that crossroads and they're taking very different paths. in the us, we visit the town of west frankfort, where miners put their faith in donald trump to save them. donald trump: we are putting our great coal miners back to work. eric: he didn't. steve sawalich: in fact, there's been more coal miners laid off while he was president. eric: but with few alternatives, they're hanging on to old king coal. male: y

we want to send things over to meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she's got a look at the forecast going to be really cold. if anyone tries to get in the tomorrow yeah, that's right. and that's going to be the other big weather story. the chilly overnight lows because of the trifecta of dry com and also clear conditions in the bay area. specifically for those of you in our north bay valleys and the highest peaks are going to be under a frost advisory during the overnight hours, starting at 2 o'clock through 9 o'clock for your monday morning. could even see some patchy frost for coolest east bay valleys in concord and livermore as well. even though you're not included in that frost advisory, you could see frosty conditions there as well. in addition to slick commute. so please drive safely for your monday morning drive already tracking temperatures in the 30's and we're going to dip near freezing, especially for those of you in santa rosa and napa overnight, widespread mid 30's there with concord and livermore. not that far behind at 37 degrees. so n

but recent rodriguez is got a look at what we can expect. maybe even a bit of a warm-up. >> yeah, that's right. we're going to notice some mild, dry and chilly nights booked. we are going to see a warm up just in time for thanksgiving thursday. believe it or not, from now. until then, let's take a look at your sierra forecast for this weekend. if you plan on heading out to this year for the long holiday week or weekend, however, long your holiday starts your life. you're going to start out with i-80 at castle peak, very dry, calm conditions, but chilly overnight lows expected tonight. we're tracking not even that much of a marine layer there. those cloud covers nowhere in sight. so we're going to see cooler temperatures in the single digits for this year, especially south lake tahoe for your sunday morning. and then again into monday morning. temperatures pretty seasonal mid to upper 40's. so 40 degrees for truckee, mid 40's for south lake tahoe. but then eventually warming up on tuesday. even ahead of your thanksgiving thursday as well. tem

>> welcome everyone to union square my name is marissa rodriguez and i'm executive director of union square alliance. what a beautiful, sunny welcoming day here in union square. [applause] we are in the heart of san francisco, the crown rule, union square where the holidays are synonymous with union square. i just want to take a moment to acknowledge all the folks behind me today. it takes a village to ensure that our community is safe vibrant and beautiful as it is today. this time last year, was very difficult for all of us, we were still in the throws of the pandemic and we were coming out of some very challenging times. in fact, throughout the country, we were seeing a rash of retail crime bu. here in san francisco, there was a response like no other. i want to thank our mayor, london breed, our police chief bill scott, for leaning in and ensuring that this was going to be not only a good year but one of the best years that we've experienced since that day here in union square. soy just want to take a moment to thank them for their leadership and all that they've done. i want to

this time by roberto rodriguez from spain.is record the most watermelon smashed with an open hand in one minute. he did it 39 times, leaving quite a mess. smashed watermelons did not go to waste. they were fed to livestock. i gotta tell you guys, this story really made me lose my grind. oh my gosh. okay we're saying he's smashing watermelons thing, right? can't do this only with an open hand, so maybe we could do it with a closed hand and get another wrong. i'm impressed. but yeah, this one that we can do. i mean, yeah, i think it's pretty level. he is. are you saying that i'm not as buff as roberto rodriguez from spain? i could slap a watermelon. all right next to the free for all in the streets of thailand. that is, if you happen to be a monkey, locals laid out nearly two tons of fresh fruits and vegetables for the city is roughly 4000 monkeys as an annual token of appreciation for tourists they attract buffet ran all day yesterday with four different servings. it's a tradition started back in 1989 is a way to boost tourism

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by. so it's going to get cold tonight. yeah, definitely. in fact, frosty chilly conditions expected mainly far north bay valleys and highest peak. so. >> it is going to start early for your monday morning at 02:00am through 09:00am. so don't be surprised if you wake up monday morning with some frosty conditions on your wind chill and watch out for those roadways as well could make for slick commute overnight lows tonight. going to dip at or near freezing, especially for those of you in santa rosa. napa. mid 30's expected there with concord and livermore. 37 degrees for overnight temperatures. we actually did notice some frosty conditions form in parts of our east bay valleys as well. so just keep that in mind that could continue through tomorrow as well. but taking a live look outside crystal clear, calm and quiet. and that's what we're going to notice. temperatures really dip overnight radar for not tracking any storm cloud cover or marine layer for that matter. so we're going to have a very quiet weather pattern in the days ahead right no

is rodriguez here. its economy is. >> tomorrow as it was today because it doesn't even feel like november. i know, right? we certainly got spoiled in the weather department today when we were either out or flirting with 70's downtown san francisco, warming up to 69 degrees today. but tomorrow we're actually going to cool down. thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze already kicking into high gear for downtown san francisco in with that moderate air particles as well for the north bay and along the coast. so expect some hazy skies as well. and tomorrow we're going to cool down 8 degrees for downtown san francisco at 61. so certainly going to feel like fall tomorrow with that cool, crisp air low 50's from daly city into elder, not a half moon bay, 58 degrees and we're tracking upper 50's for those of you in millbrae and burlingame, san mateo in the low 60's. but just barely with widespread mid 60's for most of the south bay, santa clara and cupertino. 63 degrees winds out of the northwest. so getting

and you would never know there were winds out there, at least ones that are building rodriguez here to fill us in yeah, that's right. grant and vicki, we're going to notice gusty offshore winds arriving after midnight tonight. >> and that's actually going to help keep our overnight temperatures a little bit on the milder side. thanks to those warm dry diablo winds. so >> winds out there right now. fairly calm. but we are going to see future wind gusts after midnight that 20 to 30 miles per hour range, mainly for those of you in the north bay valleys. and then it's going to extend into our east bay valleys by tuesday morning. and it's really going to impact most of the bay area by tuesday afternoon into tuesday night. so that's when it's really going to peak. thankfully, though, we got a lot of rain last week so that fire danger threat going to be on the low side and take a look at temperatures overnight. a little bit warmer than what we experienced last night. and because of those warm dry breeze is we are going to be under any frost advisories this round. so santa rose instead of seei

is 43% higher than they were in 2021. >> we are going to be going home a little earlier. >> joe rodriguezom fresno to san francisco to avoid high prices. >>>> i was going to fly but it was too expensive. >> drivers bracing for congestion with an estimated 49 million people getting behind the wheel this year. the worst traffic will be wednesday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. around lunch on thursday and afternoon and evening on friday, saturday and sunday. >> up 43% higher than normal for traffic on wednesday. >>>> there is some good news for drivers. gas prices are falling. they are down $.12 a gallon in the past week now it dollars and $.64 on average nationwide. >> here is a look at some of the roads expected to be the busiest tomorrow. none of these will be surprises to you. interstate 80 east from the bay bridge toll plaza the san pablo down the road expect to be 80% busier than normal especially between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m.. best to stay at home and watch abc 7 at 4:00. any road you will choose to go on there are going to be a lot of people ahead of you. >>>> if you are traveling how is the w

if you have the time to head up there, enjoy the snow kron. 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at what conditions people can expect. a recent. yeah, tracking another weak storm set to arrive this weekend for this year. so it's going to be very cool out there. >> perfect even make those snow conditions even better. so we don't get that slushy snow. so we're tracking cold temperatures all weekend long. and right now is the best time to travel for those of you heading out to this year this weekend. and if you are planning on skiing or snowboarding, your luck because we're tracking some light snow flurries as well. so let's take a look at radar for because we are noticing that increase in that snow cloud cover overhead. but overall, we are going to stay dry throughout tonight and even through the 1st half for your saturday. but those of you along the western slopes of the sierra, you could start to notice some light valley rain and even some light snow showers with the bulk of the wet weather not arriving until saturday night through your sunday morning. so we could

but for now, we're going to be sending it over to rodriguez for a closer look at the there. danielle, let's take a look at those snow showers starting to make its way back into this year this evening. it is going to be lighter than the feet of snow that we saw earlier this week. but hey, fresh powder nonetheless. so we are tracking hit and miss snow showers over kirkwood right now. but as you can see, truckee and donner summit. >> you're tracking that blanket of light snow cloud cover was south lake tahoe dry, at least for now. but we are going to see lake effect snow during the overnight hours through your sunday morning, bringing one to 3 inches of fresh powder for south lake tahoe. up to 4 inches for the highest peaks of the sierra for us here in the bay area tracking the storm to our north drying out, going to be more of a wind maker. then rainmaker. but we are going to see, though some cloud cover increase. but overall, it is going to be a dry day in the forecast and we not only have that, but a beach hazard statement in effect for bay area coastline starting sunday mor

ashley rodriguez fox news. i want to get into some breaking news in oakland right now police officers, saying that they want the public to avoid the area of interstate 80 and 66 avenue right now, officers apparently searching for an individual in that area. they did not give out any specifics about the individual as we do, get more information, and of course, we'll bring it to you either tonight or on mornings onto okay , we're getting ready for the work week getting back into the saddle, and we've got weather that's going to be much cooler, cloudier and showery as we go into wednesday, third wednesday night, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, little bit of everything we're going to see the straw. the main systems are thursday and sunday kind of wet from front to back on the day temperatures were a little cooler today. there's a little patchy fog along the coast right now. not a lot of it just a little bit and the flow has changed. you see coastal fog. we haven't seen close to five for 23 weeks, right which we

sarah rodriguez tracking all the conditions up there. and that brings us the latest from bree said, yeah, let's check out your sierra forecast because it is going to get downright dangerous with this week. atmospheric river making its way. >> into this year, creating a winter wonderland. but it is going to be fairly dangerous as well. so just a heads up there. >> at launch avalanche watch will go into effect in the main areas that you want to watch out for will be the back country of the greater lake tahoe area thursday morning through friday morning. and that's because we could see snow rates 2 to 3 inches per hour. >> during the heaviest storm when it really does peak because of that snow storm above 7,000 feet, one to 2 feet of fresh powder and gusty winds for the valleys. 45 miles per hour or less. and throughout the ridgecrest, upwards of 100 miles per hour. hence that avalanche watch. so not only do we have a wind advisory that's going to go into effect wednesday night through friday morning, but also a winter storm warning that's

julio rodriguez celebrated the announcement with his family and friends.received 29 of 31st place votes to easily beat out. orioles catcher adlai rushed the 21 year old rodriguez hit 2 84 28 home runs 25 r 25 stolen bases to help the mariners make the post season for the first time since 2001 and in the national league atlanta braves outfielder michael harris beat out his own teammate spencer strider to take on the rookie of the year honors . harris was a late may call up from the braves, double a affiliate and proceeded to hit 2 97 19 homers 20 stolen bases while playing excellent defense . alright we teased this on the 10. so we got to show it to you here. check this out. a lot of build up georgia southern hosting trinity baptist after georgia southern's first bucket of the year at home. hello the fans do the toilet paper thing. they throw the stuff on the court, and then i like this. georgia southern mascot, the eagle, gus. he does the paper toilet paper angels. i guess you'd call them whatever you know, whatever works (camera clicks) explain yourself.

marisa rodriguez, ceo of the union square alliance, says visitors are coming back still, foot traffic is down compared to pre pandemic and empty storefronts account for 15% in the shopping district, close to 150. t of them. so the alliance took much of this year to develop a revitalizing recovery plan. we want to make sure that we are taking our time . of course not so much time, but enough time to get it right to strike the right balance to make sure we're attracting the right business is the right types here to room square, creating right ecosystem for everyone. but that does require changes topping the list of action items, cleanliness, making all entry points like garages and transit stations welcoming and safe next, updating zoning laws to accommodate a variety of business uses and activities. that also means changing land use regulations and policies to adapt to the modern world. so you do those things you start to bring interest you start to bring attraction back people that we can attract a number of small businesses, midlevel sized businesses and of course, our luxury market

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with the forecast. yeah, we're tracking clear and calmer conditions and because of those 2 factors, it's going to be even chillier tonight compared to last night. so brace yourselves live. look outside. >> of the transamerica. pyramid temperatures already cooling down into the mid to upper 40's, not just along the bay area coastline, but also for those of you are north and east bay valleys, which is just an indicator of how chilly it's going to get. we're tracking calmer wind speeds out there, a little breezy with that cool sea breeze influence in the teens out of the west at 13 miles per hour for downtown san francisco. but overnight lows tonight, widespread 30's and 40's and santa rosa, even colder than that. 29 degrees. downright chilly. wouldn't be surprised if frost forms for your wednesday morning commute. so please drive safely and plan ahead and bundle up as well. in fact, we actually tied the record low at half. moon bay of 34 degrees set back in 2006 and radar for we're tracking dry, clear con

and so is conference represent rodriguez. i hide their grant and vicki and we're tracking cooler temperatures getting us that brisk winter, like feel. but rain actually returning to our forecast as early as wednesday night. so first, let's take a look at current conditions out there right now as we headed back to work in school today after are much needed break for thanksgiving. hope you had a wonderful holiday, but let's take a sneak peek outside because we're tracking very calm, clear conditions out there, not as breezy as it was earlier today with gusts in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range, but certainly cooler temperatures below average right now low to mid 50's, a downtown san francisco in half moon bay currently at fifty-two degrees and radar for. we are going to see a calmer clear night. and with that subfreezing temperatures, fortunately we're not going to dip into those frost advisory categories, but we are going to see, though, rain returning to our bay area forecast with a weak atmospheric river arriving on thursd

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast. a reason.yeah, not only are we tracking gusty winds overnight but also for the sierra snow. so >> much needed much welcome news. there are a lot of people really excited about the fresh powder. i know a lot of >> folks out there already skiing and snowboarding taking advantage of all those ski resorts that actually opened earlier this day. but let's take a look right now. i-80 at castle peak and we are seeing slow going conditions because we are seeing some light snow showers right now in that area. so please drive safely. if you are heading out to this be his. we are tracking widespread light scattered hit or miss snow showers right now over donner summit and kirkwood relatively dry for south lake tahoe. but certainly looking like a winter wonderland overnight. and that's going to continue even through your sunday morning. that's when those snow showers are going to exit the sierra. but it is going to help keep that snow pack in place. so it doesn't turn into that slushy snow that i know skier

so we would need to check in with the recent rodriguez. she's tracking the conditions and has the latest for embrace a yeah. that avalanche watch ken and pam going to start thursday morning through friday morning. and that's because we could see snow rates. >> 2 to 3 inches per hour, especially on thursday. >> that's when it's really set to peak most of this year with the highest peaks expected to get upwards of 3 feet of snow above 7,000 feet, one to 2 feet of fresh powder and even for truck in south lake tahoe, they could see anywhere from 8 to 16 inches of snow when it is all said and done. gusty winds throughout the valleys. 45 miles per hour and throughout the ridgecrest, 100 miles per hour. wind speeds will be possible that so we have that avalanche watch. that is something we're going to keep an eye from the kron 4 weather center. so we do have a winter storm warning going to go into effect wednesday night through early friday morning radar for tracking very dry, clear, calm conditions, but throughout the day on wednesday, we are go

i don't want to die tonight. >> reporter: so rodriguez started navigating a way down, helping an elderlygh dark hallways and over the debris and stairwell. it took more than two hours before they reached a floor low enough to be rescued with a ladder. today, this is all that's left of the building, a concrete scar in the ground. the names of the victims are listed on a fence that surrounds the site. it includes retirees and young families. >> people went to sleep that night. in the safest spot in their world is your home, your bedroom. it wasn't the safest spot in the world. >> reporter: what answers do you >> what answers do i want? i want the truth for my friends who died. they deserve an answer. >> reporter: the answer could be in this massive miami warehouse where the remnants of champlain towers, 800 tons of it, is being stored. the facility is off limits to anyone except federal investigators who provided us with this video. they've started combing through the twisted steel and concrete for clues. >> this is pretty long and angular. >> reporter: glenn bell is one of the team's lead

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us here now with what we can expect this week. you're tracking rain for later on. yeah, it's something i haven't said in a while. an atmospheric river a week one, but in a are let's take a look at radar for kuz. we are tracking. >> very dry. clear conditions out there right now for your monday night. it is going to bring us chilly temperatures for the overnight hours. so bundle up widespread 30's and 40's expected later this evening. but we are seeing this atmospheric river starting to churn out in the pacific and it's going to arrive in the bay area as early as wednesday night. but the bulk of the wet weather, that storm door going to open on thursday morning. the heaviest rain by thursday afternoon. and then we're going to notice this atmospheric river, ag's it by thursday night could see some lingering showers into friday morning. but we are going to see some light scattered hit or miss showers saturday morning and then widespread rain returning saturday night through sunday morning before this next storm exits by sunday night

josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore.eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out.

gloria rodriguez is inside the shop with how those early birds are doing.oria: good morning, reggie. i got your 4:30 and there were 250 people in line outside. some people were excited to get in and get some deals. the first 250 people got one of these cards. they get a gift card so they can go online and see how much they get for that. a lot of excitement about black friday here. we have the general here, richard judges. a big crowd out there. i saw you had coffee and donuts out there. you had somebody out there last night. >> yeah. exciting this morning. we had a customer in line yesterday. i was receiving text messages and pictures of the land starting. a gentleman yesterday was in line anticipating the deals for today. we are very thankful for everybody who was in line. gloria: what is it that people want to get today? >> bass pro shop is a wonderful place for shopping for the whole family. a lot of black friday deals. $10 hoodies, $15 hoodies -- $15 pleases. discounts on marine electronics are driving for traffic right now. gloria: we're hearing a lot

gloria rodriguez with reaction. >> cain velasquez says he's ready to go home and see his family.r ufc champion was released at midnight from the jail in santa clara county. velasquez was seen hugging the person said to pick him up. the judge determined the former ufc champion will stand trial for trying to kill a man accused of molesting his four-year-old son at a daycare center. velasquez was arrested on february 28. he says he's thankful to be out of jail after being in custody for eight months. >> ready to go home. we are going to be with loved ones, family, friends, and make some thing positive out of this situation. thank you to everyone who had my support. i love all of you. just continue to be better as a person. always do good things. just make something positive out of this terrible situation. my family and i are going to do that. >> velasquez will be under a monitored release and will have to stay away from the person he's accused of shooting at. he's facing attempted murder and other gun related charges. the man accused of molestation is facing sexual assault charges.

gloria rodriguez is live in san francisco with the latest for us. hello, gloria.ppy thanksgiving to you and everyone who is home this morning. volunteers have been out today have table cloths out, beautiful centerpieces, string lights, tents, they are ready for the meal. the free breakfast is going on at seven: ready with a thanksgiving lunch that starts at 11:00 this morning. we caught up with the glide foundation crew yesterday as they got the food ready. they are expecting to serve 2000 thanksgiving lunch is in the heart of the tenderloin district. i talked to their chief finance operating officer this morning who tells me they started doing the meals outside under tents in the pandemic and that has been working out well. >> we were able to have this environment in the dining room. remember back in the day? this is open space, well lit. we can pull out all the stops with the table cloths and centerpieces. it's a more festive kind of like celebratory feeling out here. so w t do and hopefully we will keep telling. >> more people of to the encampments across the c

meteorologist rodriguez standing by. she's got details on what we need to know. yeah, we are tracking not only a chilly night on tap mainly far north bay valleys, but also dangerous surf for our bay area coastline. we're tracking sneaker waves and rip currents from now through 10 o'clock monday morning. so just a heads up. >> for all of you beach goers, especially if you plan on heading out to half moon bay for your monday morning. wait until around your new lunchtime hour to head out there with calmer and safer. see conditions but radar for we are tracking dry, cool and clear night. and because of that, temperatures already starting to dip in the 30's checkout redwood city. 39 degrees for your sunday night, fairfax. 36 degrees with petaluma nap at 39 degrees and avato in the mid 30's at 37 degrees. so bundle up because it is going to be noticeably cooler tonight compared to last night because of the lack of winds. and also that storm cloud cover. that's pretty much nonexistent out there this evening. overnight lows going to dip at or near freezing for those of y

gloria rodriguez has the details. >> the website says that freeway congestion is worse and will continue to continue it -- deteriorate the transportation system if we don't shift deals -- gears. there is a joint project between the ftc and association of bay area governments and includes transportation strategies. one of those is implementing a pro mile -- per mile charge on travel on congestion freeway corridors where there are alternatives. during a transportation presentation earlier this month, officials argued that it is no longer usable to keep widening the freeways to meet demand and they envision tolling that would vary in pricing depending on the time of day, similar to how electric companies charge more during peak times and this is not something that will happen for sure. this is a proposal and there is no suggestions on how much the tolls will be. we will keep you updated. reggie: we are learning details on tech layoffs. our media partner reports that plans for 913 job cuts have been revealed. these are across companies including gofundme and twitter. they say that twitter is

que podrÍan ocasionar por estas marejadas como las fuertes lluvias nos acompaÑa esta noche eduardo rodrÍguezeduardo, por ser categorÍa uno es menos peligroso o hay que ser precavido? eduardo: muy buenas noches, amigos aquÍ tenemos el huracÁn nicole acercÁndose a la florida en las prÓximas horas, azotando en algunas Áreas. se ha mantenido con vientos de aproximadamente 75 millas por hora categorÍa uno. las bandas exteriores estÁn azotando todo el sureste con una lluvia torrencial. la realidad que el viento estado moderado con fuerza de tormenta tÍpica. debe estartocando tierra a partir de la 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m. y aproximadamente a las 7:00 a.m. en el centro de la florida para luego cruzar todo el estado durante el dÍa de maÑana. georgia y las carolinas con mucha lluvia en los prÓximos dos dÍas. tenemos aviso de huracÁn prÁcticamente todo el centro este de la florida y aviso de tormenta tropical para el resto de los condados de este palm beach hacia el norte hasta tallahassee. vigilancia de inundaciones. algunas arias en el centro de la florida pudieran recibir entre cinco, siete y hasta ocho