. >> reporter: growing up in oakland favianna rodriguez found inspiration ever where except maybe the most obvious places. >> latinos were hardly present in cartoons and television shows. so for me becoming an artist was a way to find my voice and a way to express myself. >> reporter: in her hands paper is cut and shaped to become something else. >> a lot of my work you will see butterflies, you'll see trees. you'll see an appreciation for the natural world. i am the daughter of immigrants. >> reporter: within her heritage rodriguez found her pallete. >> i love to bring in my culture, so i use a lot of different cultures which was influenced on me because i grew up in a latin-american household. >> reporter: rodriguez's color filled art relays the story of her culture, her sense of social justice, and of a climate in crisis. >> i believe that as artists we can also change the world because we have the potential to open up peoples hearts and their imaginations. these are looking really good. >> reporter: and last year rodriguez opened hearts and minds in san francisco's creating art fo

iba a pegar asÍ y lo iba a recoger lamentablemente despuÉs del 34 charlie rodrÍguez expulsado y el mismoa serie entre los gigantes san francisco y los padres de san diego a san francisco no le fue nada bien y van perdiendo tres a cero y entonces iba a venir este jonrÓn de cuper que iba decir adiÓs a esa pelota entonces tres carreras para poner las cosas seis a cero ya de ahÍ nos iba a poder levantael equipo de san francisco pero no le alcanzÓ a los gigantes y con eso estÁ en un juego menos de arizona y habrÁ que ver lo que queda en el resto del mes por lo que Único resto del mes por lo que Único que tienen - [narrador] el trastorno por consumo de estimulantes es una enfermedad, no una elección. pero buscar ayuda y encontrar un tratamiento para tu adicción a las metanfetaminas o a la cocaína depende de ti. el tratamiento para el trastorno por consumo de estimulantes suele estar cubierto por medi-cal, medicare y numerosos planes de seguros privados. elige cambiar california. encuentra opciones de tratamiento comprobadas, como la gestión de contingencias, que sean adecuadas para ti en choos

the drama began when maia and paul rodriguez was headed for san francisco, during a stop in atlanta, rodriguez had to spend the night in a detention center because she didn't have the proper documentation to enter the country. pets are not allowed in the detention center so delta offered to take care of my overnights and she had flown as a pet in cabin. during the transport of maia, delta says the dog escaped her plastics zipped carrier and ran onto an active runway with that collar on. >> signs are the number one tool in finding a lost dog. how did i get maia? my sign. >> i am desperate to find my dog. >> reporter: after seeing rodriguez's plea for help, robin allgood reached out to her and then started her own search for maia. >> passed out hundreds and hundreds . >> reporter: two weeks, she lost hope. >> i gave her a 1% chance of still being on that property. >> reporter: three weeks later, here at home you get a call at 2:30 from a fedex employee who says i think i saw the dog. >> right. >> reporter: that man, al lewis, had seen allgood's signs, she raced to the fedex facility. >

>> detective mike rodriguez raced through l. a.ike she was shot, execution style? >> like a bullet in the back of the head? >> it's like they came in and ransacked and robbed her house. her house was very neat, very orderly. it was a house where you could just tell that not many people -- just go in -- >> how many people entered that house, despite what we learned from the nature of her personality, was very guarded, very suspicious of others whoever did this. they didn't break down any doors. >> that's what it seems to me. >> sonia was ambushed, shot in the head, just like the dead husbands. rodriguez takes a look around the house. sonia's purse was still there, 1700 dollars in cash in it. around the neighborhood, nobody saw a thing. jim and nicole thompson were out of town. got word from jim's dad and mom. >> she said, sonia has been killed. and we were like, what? i was shocked. i couldn't believe it. first of all, you don't think of a murder in your neighborhood. >> the video was kind of spinning it like, justice has been done.

the drama began when mya and paula rodriguez left dominican republic headed for san francisco.ing a stop rodriguez had to spend the night in a detention center because she didn't have proper documentation to enter. pets are not allowed in the detention center so delta offered to take care of mya overnight. during the transport of mya, delta says the dog escaped her plastic zipped carrier and ran on to the active run way with that collar on. >> signs are number one tool in finding a lost dog. how did i get mya? my sign. >> i am desperate to find my dog. >> reporter: after seeing rodriguez's plea for help on social media, robin allgood reached out and then started her own search. >> hundreds and hundreds of those. >> reporter: two weeks in, she lost hope. >> i gave her a 1% chance of still being on that property. >> reporter: three weeks later. you are at home, you get a call from a fed ex employee who says i think i saw the dog. >> right. >> reporter: al lewis had seen the signs. she raced to the fed ex facility. you get to the gate and you are like i am here to help find a dog.

revÉs, dicen que amenaza acuerdos entre estados unidos y mÉxico, vamos a pasar a texas con reyna rodrÍguez sin previa autorizaciÓn. ademÁs, dicen que la barrera acuÁtica significa una obstrucciÓn a los navegables. ahora el gobernador greg abbott ha dicho que Él estÁ en su derecho de proteger la frontera con que esta barrera acuÁtica. Él, ademÁs dijo que llevarÁ el caso a la corte suprema de ser necesario y hace unos instantes dio a conocer que ya apelÓ la decisiÓn de este juez federal. ilia: la futbolista espaÑola jenny hermoso acusÓ al presidente de la federaciÓn espaÑola de fÚtbol luis rubiales de haberla besado en los labios sin su consentimiento tras la final del mundial femenil, de ser encontrado culpable podrÍa ser sentenciado de pagar una multa e ir a la cÁrcel. y un agente de policÍa de maryland estÁ en problemas, un vÍdeo lo muestra besando a una mujer con la que luego entra al carro patrulla, el departamento de policÍa iniciÓ una investigaciÓn sobre el incidente que ha sido rechazado por la comunidad. reportero: este vÍdeo muestra a un agente de policÍa besando a una mujer al lad

es faltacuando venÍa rodrÍguez que ha luchado, ha sido brillante y es de los que mÁs ha peleado paraso. mafer: nÚmero 19 de la selecciÓn mexicana y aprovecho para mencionarles, mientras es atendido el capitÁn de uzbekistÁn, ya vienen al terreno de juego. >> luis romo deberÍa entrar por sepÚlveda. >> quÉ lÁstima porque es un gran central, por eso le exigimos. esta pelota la pierde muy fÁcil y tiene que hacer una falta. >> tiene que bajar Álvarez. >> seguramente seguirÁ mohamed. >> no se si mi chino. >> voy contigo para los cambios cuando vemos aquÍ a el quÍmico. si le dieron fuerte. ahÍ estÁ el grupo. [ininteligible] >> no se olvide que los nuevos clientes pueden apostar cinco dÓlares para ganar 200. descarga la app ahora mismo y usar el cÓdigo cuando te registres. >> hay que entrarle. aquÍ traigo 100 $ que me andan sobrando. >> de a mucho. mafer: los 100 $ a mi cartera, osvaldo. sale alvarez por luis romo y roberto alvarado por antuna. >> no cambia el esqueleto tÁctico. veremos sin los minutos finales si vamos perdiendo opta por lo que estamos pidiendo. >> me hubiera gustado mÁs mira

. ♪ ♪ maity: paula rodrÍguez recuperÓ su perrita tres semanas despuÉs de que se estÁ bien aeropuertoermosas están el día de hoy.

brian rodrÍguez se meterÍa solo al Área. y marcaba el 1 a 0 para las Águilas.as y alejandro pondrÍa marcador final al 68, 4 a 0 ganÓ el amÉrica. como responde porque la segunda vez que ganÓ el partido importante en las semifinales. cerramos en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas hablando de partidos que importan, hoy los gigantes de san francisco tenÍan doble cartelera luego de suspender el partido del jueves y tuvieron que tener doble tanda . >>> vamos a ver cÓmo les fue contra los rockies de colorado. porque no fue nada bueno. era el primer partido del dÍa. pondrÍa 2 a 0. y luego exequiel tobar empatarÍa para los rockies. serÍa 9 a 5 final para el conjunto de los rockies que ganaron los gigantes. >>> nos vamos despidiendo si va a san diego no debe de visitar a... en junio bautizada con este nombre el se estima que mÁs de 71 mil seguidores llegaron para presenciar la gira del cantante y las imÁgenes del evento nos muestran un lleno total. de aquÍ lo que sabemos es que el cantante viajarÁ al sur de california en donde harÁ dos presentaciones masivas una el 22 y la otra

nos une como muchos niÑos de parece migrantes a pesar de nacer en california la doctora claudia rodrÍgueza rodrÍguez ahora es parte de esa condiciÓn >>> estoy enseÑando clases para preparar maestras y maestros >>> mÁs personaje tiene una mente mÁs abierta el espaÑol no estÁ compitiendo con el ingreso y puede sobresalir en escuela, como profesor de futuros educadores en gente del papel Único que puede sabe para jÓvenes inmigrantes la respuest que sacrifica encontradas no existÍan querÍa aprender mÁs aÍi que vuelve al salÓn ella misma esta vez para su doctorado en educaciÓn y la maestrÍa lingÜÍstico era el lÍder una investigaciÓn de 2 millones y medio de dÓlares reconoce con los programas bilingÜes van mÁs allÁ del idioma sino que ademÁs representan toda una cultura >>> hay que mirar nuevas generaciones >>> porque castellano es un vÍnculo a las extradiciones para muchos de nosotros la familia es importante la comunidad es bien importante reportar de santa clara noticiero telemundo 48 >>> ella tuvo que huir este reto porque en un pasado no muy lejano la ciudad de san josÉ hijo de inmigrantes

marÍa antonieta: gracias a reina rodrÍguez, muy tempranito en la frontera.(estatus de protecciÓn temporal) para la comunidad venezolana, quienes llegaron al paÍs el 31 de julio de este aÑo o antes pueden pedir un permiso de trabajo. marÍa antonieta: para eso vamos a saludar en vivo a elyangÉlica gonzÁlez para que nos explique los detalles. elyangÉlica: asÍ es, ademÁs involucra a nuestros compatriotas venezolanos, muy importante esta medida que se ha tomado para los venezolanos que han llegado a este paÍs en grandes cantidades y que representa uno de los grupos migratorios mÁs activos de la crisis. migrantes desbordan las ciudades fronterizas y la administraciÓn vayan reaccionar anunciando nuevas fronterizas migratorias, al tiempo que estÁ ampliando los protocolos de deportaciÓn para expulsar a mÁs familias en el marco de un programa que ya existe, tambiÉn amplÍa el tps (estatus de protecciÓn temporal) a mÁs de 400,000 venezolanos que ya se encuentran en estados unidos facilitÁndoles la autorizaciÓn para trabajar. >> esto pretende reducir la inmigraciÓn irreg

you see rodriguez chase the photographer outside her apartment with the machete.turned herself in to police to face one count of menacing and one count of harassment. she smiled at the cameras while leaving the police station for the courthouse. this happened after she aggressively approached a pro life student at hunter college. >> this is [bleep] propaganda. what are you going like anti-trans [bleep], [bleep]. >> reporter: hunter college and the school of visual arts fired rodriguez after her arrest but she believes she's the victim. rodriguez is due back in court on monday, expected to be there in person, but as the legal process plays out it seems she is back to teaching just four months after being fired. the cooper union school of art did not respond to fox news request for comment. trace. >> trace: nate foy, thank you. coming up the mayor of san francisco says she has a new felon solve the drug crisis in her city and a lot of democrats don't like it. still ahead a parents' worst nightmare we'll tell you what one couple found in their baby's stroller. and a

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. in san francisco, mayor london breed says public safety ambassadors will be expanding their routes, starting on thursday. breed says the ambassadors will be going to clement street and park presidio. the program deploys retired police officers and supports merchant corridors across the city. ambassadors are meant to be friendly faces to help provide directions and to act as crime. deterrence >> san francisco organizers are getting ready to hold the biggest international event in the city in decades. the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, or apec, is in less than two months, and nearly 30,000 visitors are expected to attend, including heads of state, ceos and foreign journalists. city leaders believe san francisco is the perfect place for apec. >> yes, i think we're ready. i think san francisco is a great place to hold our apec with our large asian population. i've heard the number of $50 million of direct economic impact to the city. >> hotel managers say dreamforce, which brou

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you, gloria. >> today marks 22 years since the nine by 11 attacks, 2753 people died in lower manhattan that day. and just this weekend , the medical examiner identified the remains of two more people, 40% of those lost are still unidentified. the testing of remains all these years later is part of a pledge so that the families of as many victims as possible can have closure. 341 members of the new york fire department have now died from ground zero related illnesses. the tribute and lights shined during a test overnight just hours before the tribute to the victims of the world trade center's san francisco's fire department will be holding a commemoration at 645 this morning. >> that is the moment when the twin towers in new york city were hit. the names of the fallen first responders will also be read aloud. today's remembrance ceremony is happening at all san francisco fire department facilities as this list now started over the weekend here in the bay area, santa clara county

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. today marks 22 years since the nine by 11 attacks. 2753 people died in lower manhattan that day. and just this weekend, the medical examiner identified the remains of two more people, all 40% of those lost are still unidentified. and the testing remains all these years later as a part of a pledge so that the families of as many victims as possible can have closure. 341 members of the new york fire department have now died from ground zero related illnesses as the tribute in lights shined during a test overnight just hours before the tribute to the victims of the world trade center, the san francisco fire department will be holding a commemoration at 645 this morning. >> that is the moment when the twin towers in new york city were hit. names of the fallen first responders will be led read aloud today's remembrance ceremony is happening at all. san francisco fire department facilities. luh- this right now some tributes started over the weekend here in the bay area, santa clara county o

abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in palo alto this morning.ria ahead, all of those windows and doors closed, all of yesterday afternoon. >> yeah, same with me, reggie. i was over in san mateo county yesterday and i took my baby to the park about an hour earlier. i was fine. then an hour later, it was just so smoky. it was just hard to breathe when you were outside. so yeah, i kept my windows closed as well. and right now we're in palo alto and i was looking at the air quality tracker. it's showing an unhealthy level here. i can smell the smoke even this morning. and all of this haze throughout the bay area is prompting an air quality advisory right now. so we want to show you some footage from yesterday. an orange haze was hanging over cupertino in the south bay. and we also saw people buying masks at a san francisco hardware store. people all around the bay area are seen smelling and really feeling that smoke. air quality experts say we could expect to see the impacts for the next couple of days. >> fires up north in california and in souther

live in palo alto, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. in the east bay, the effects of the smoke were felt all over oakland children's fairyland closed early yesterday because of poor air quality and the oakland zoo didn't even get that far. they decided that morning to be closed for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to sing kids home after the air quality got worse throughout the day today, we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma in side. the district says canceling classes is a last resort. >> there's a possibility that some of the bay area could lose power today. i'm talking about very few people. p-g-and-e's has raised the likelihood it's going to shut off power. a preemptive move to reduce the risk of wildfires. only one bay area counties affected. that would be napa county. and it's only se

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria.ave three things i'm going to remember from this morning over the sad passing of this really giant and in politics, you have phil matier talking to us about how sitting across from her and she would kind of give you that. now, phil, when she didn't like the way something was going on, you have jackie speer talking about how great she was as a mentor and a political friend, but then also saying like, girl, i like your lipstick. where did you get it? >> yeah, she said she was a girly girl. girly girl, right. >> and then scott wiener talking about how she never really stopped being the mayor of san francisco. she always felt like there was such an important part of her career politics, and she wanted to be a caretaker of who was going to be in that supervisor seat, which ended up being him. yeah those three stories, i think, paint a picture personally of who this was. >> a lot of big takeaways today , but i think at the end of the day, we've heard it so many times, people just calling her

live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you.nd there's more on the story. you can watch our one on one interview with da price about her first nine months in office. it's streaming right now at abc7 news .com or our abc7 news bay area app. we have seen scenes like this far too often retail theft from smashing grabs to mass organized theft. >> it's happening all across california. and now we're learning more about governor newsom's plan to stop the crime by investing hundreds of millions of dollars in dozens of cities and counties. abc7 news reporter lena howland live in san francisco with how the money could help here in the bay area. lena well, governor newsom says californians can soon expect to see more takedowns, more police, more arrests and more felony prosecutions. >> when it comes to organized retail theft. this thanks to a $267 million investment being made by the state and we've since learned some of that money is being sent right here to the bay area. take a look at your screen. the governor's office says that include

live in palo alto, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. in the east bay the effects of the smoke were felt all across oakland children's fairyland closed yesterday early because of the poor air quality. the oakland zoo never even got that far. they decided in the morning that it would be closed for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to send kids home after the air got worse throughout the day. >> say we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. >> oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma indoors. the district says canceling classes is a last resort. >> p-g-and-e's has raised the likelihood it's going to shut off power for a preemptive move to reduce the risk of wildfires. this will affect very few of you, only one bay area counties included napa, and it's only for 7 in 7 customers. it's part of a psps warning. it went into effect yesterday. it

esta ediciÓn anoche le mostramos el sentido homenaje que la banda de rock manÁ le rindiÓ a mayte rodrÍguez parÓ para los fans de manÁ. >> fue vÍctima de un asesinato que sucediÓ en uvalde. >> a mayte rodrÍguez que tenÍa diez aÑos cuando la asesinaron en uvalde en 2022, junto a 18 compaÑeros y 2 maestras. >> antes de que subiera al escenario, estaba hablando con mi hija y le estaba diciendo la tenÍa agarrada, la tengo aquÍ en mi collar, que me diera la fuerza. >> el cantante olvera invitÓ a la mamÁ al escenario de san antonio texas, para cantarle con los ojos llorosos el reloj cucu y dedicarla a la injustamente ausente mirando y seÑalando al cielo. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> es un himno para los que se van, un grito de amor como dice la letra que olvera escribiÓ por la muerte de su padre, la familia se abrazÓ y visitÓ a la banda entre bambalinas, con playeras pidiendo el fin de la violencia con armas y recordando sus tenis verdes que se han convertido en un sÍmbolo. >> son sÍmbolo de la tragedia que pasÓ aquÍ en uvalde texas. >> tenis verdes que han llegado hasta la casa blanca y una lucha que la fa

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(teresa rodriguez) as we get older, i started working as an 8-year-old. (ken mendez) that's the length that these families went through. you didn't drop them off at the babysitter, you didn't call in sick because you had a cold. there was no excuses; you were in the field. (jorgine hanson) we owe them so much. i've always used the term, they worked with us. (teresa rodriguez) even though i'm from texas, i grew up minnesotan. this is my home. [acoustic guitar plays rhythmic flamenco music ] (ken mendez) my father spoke about seeing posters advertising for workers. he responded. they came for what they thought would be a better life, a more secure life. in 1927, that was the first year the plant in east grand forks was being built and in operation. so it's kind of amazing to know that my father was one of the first of the families that came up here. grapes of wrath took you west, and the sugar beets brought you north. [jesus mendez speaks spanish] (man, for jesus mendez) we crossed over in laredo, texas. that is where they contracted us to work in the beet

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. you, gloria. >> nearly 140 alleged criminals are off the streets in oakland this morning. it was a part of a huge us marshals service initiative called operation north star three. now it took place in 20 cities across the us and in total, nearly 4500 fugitives were arrested and oakland. the arrests were for homicides, assaults, sex offenses, robberies and weapons . an investigation is underway after two people died in shootings at a car service center in albany. happening yesterday morning at the toyota to berkeley service center. investigators say a man shot and killed a woman who worked there and there was a shootout with police when officers arrived on scene. >> officers entered the building located a victim, encountered a suspect, and in exchange of gunfire occurred. we're told multiple officers from the berkeley police department opened fire. >> that suspect died at the scene. it's not clear if or how the suspect and victim knew each other. concern are growing on capitol hill ove

live in palo alto, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thanks. >> you can check on the air quality anytime using our online interactive tracker. you can find it along with our full weather forecast right now at abc7 news.com. >> activists are criticizing oakland's naacp chapter claiming it works against the local black community. in a letter to the national naacp, this group of activists, including one former member, the host of the black business roundtable podcast, is saying this tough on crime rhetoric targets black people. they also say it evokes stereotypical narratives of black criminality. so now this group is calling on the naacp nationally to look into the oakland chapter. >> the oakland branch is currently using its position to hijack the legacy of the historic organization and using it as a weapon, a weapon. >> in a statement to abc seven news, terry wiley, who's a member of the oakland chapter of naacp, says, quote, i have no comment to accusations that are intended to distract everyone's attention from the rising number of re

as abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live at city hall this morning. and gloria, the public safety committee met yesterday to take up several safety issues. >> they did, karina and the city officials met here yesterday. the rise in traffic deaths was one of the topics that they discussed. and the city officials are asking for answers this morning. a recent report shows that traffic citations dropped drastically over the past several years. this as the number of pedestrians being killed is on the rise. and the public safety committee took up the issue thursday, led by supervisor rafael mandelman, the supervisor sent a letter of inquiry to the police department after it reported a 97% drop in traffic citations in eight years as i would like for us to get closer to a plan to actually have more traffic enforcement, we have less people overall in the department. >> those resources at the traffic company are being pulled in different direction as. and you heard right there, the police department is pointing to its staffing shortage as a key part of the probl

tenÍan trauma asociada con una explosiÓn. >>> desde la ciudad fronteriza de roma texas santiago rodrÍguezla estÁn procesando a miles inmigrantes para darles el permiso que le fÁcil ta transitar libremente por el paÍs. >>> en la cola de nosotros se coloco el mundo llevo tres dasa aquÍ. >>> en tapachula chiapas esperan mÁs de doce horas en fila para obtener el permiso de refugio y cruzar hacia la frontera norte. >>> nosotros vamos y si no llegamos a estados unidos nos quedamos aquÍ para cuba no volvemos. >>> las autoridades mi gra torias dicen que tienen una capacidad reducida para atender a la marea de refugiados que busca apartar su lugar. >>> como diez mil personas diarias. >>> el incremento atlas llegada comenzada desde el fin del tÍtulo 52 en mayo un repunto te del que hablÓ el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >>> que luego de una disminuciÓn, considerable, hay un repunte, en la migraciÓn. >>> la primera cita es solo el inicio de un largo proceso para la entrega de la visa humanitaria que les da el estatus de refugiados, y mientras esperan sobreviven como puedan. >>> para uno qu

drama began when mya and paula rodriguez left the dominican republic headed for san francisco.he had to spend the night in a detention center because she didn't have proper document asian. pets are not allowed so delta said they would care for the dog overnight. during the transport delta says the dog escaped her carrier and ran to the active run way with that collar on. >> signs are number one tool in finding a lost dog. how did i get mya? my sign. >> i am desperate to find my dog. >> after seeing the plea for help, robin reached out to her and started her own search. >> passed out hundreds of those. >> reporter: two weeks into the search she lost hope. >> i gave her a 1% chance of still being on the property. >> reporter: three weeks later. you are at home and get a call at 2:30 in the morning from a fed ex employee who says i think i saw the dog. >> right. >> reporter: that man had seen the signs. she raced to the facility. >> you get to the guard gate and you are like i am here to help find a dog. they're like okay, lady, it's 3:30 in the morning. >> that's exactly how they

involved from the antioch police department there, timothy manley williams, calvin prado, andrea rodriguez and ben padilla. officer juan ernesto mejia. orozco is with pittsburg pd. >> whether they're going to prove their innocence or prove their guilt, it's the process. and we need to pay attention to it. >> officer manley williams and his attorney declined to be interviewed, but court documents show that between 2020 and 2021, manley williams was allegedly involved in trying to clear a speeding ticket and to prevent officer rodriguez from appearing in court in exchange for her getting a bottle of tequila. manley williams is also one of the ten officers indicted in august in the fbi's ongoing investigation into the antioch in pittsburg, police departments. >> there has been no accountability in antioch for decades. and this is a result of having people with a lot of power here that are not being respectful of the community that they're supposed to be serving. so it's deeply troubling for the society as a whole. it's deeply troubling for the anti community and so we're just trying to shed l

rodriguez: reconocido por sus prÁcticas de espionaje.das por las fuerzas armadas, en los 3 casos. las fechas de infecciÓn coincidÍan con las investigaciones que estaban realizando y que involucraban a la sedena. lopez obrador: no es cierto que se espÍe. roberts: lÓpez obrador negÓ que en su gobierno se espÍe a adversarios polÍticos y activistas y explicÓ la labor de la secretarÍa de seguridad. lopez obrador: ellos tienen labores de inteligencia que llevan a cabo, que no es de espionaje. quÉ es distinto. roldan: la confirmaciÓn de que el espionaje sigue ocurriendo en el sexenio de lÓpez obrador y que sigue en impunidad. roberts: en 2021, el diario britÁnico the guardian dio a conocer la filtraciÓn de una lista de hasta 50.000 nÚmeros de telÉfonos pertenecientes a personas que pudieran estar siendo espiados por pegasus en varios paÍses. en mÉxico aparecÍan al menos 15.000 lÍneas de activistas de derechos humanos, periodistas y abogados que fueron intervenidas desde el 2016. locutor: el virus de pegasus extiende sus alas en otros paÍses de

this is case number 96 on the calendar in the matter of istlis/rodriguez vs.lling a mobile home. is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: when were you selling a mobile home? >> it started in january, and the payments were ended in... >> judge judy: just a second. you were selling a mobile home when, in january of this year? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how did you find the plaintiffs as a purchaser? >> i didn't find them. they found me. >> judge judy: had you put an ad in the paper? >> no, ma'am. i had talked to a neighbor across the street about selling my trailer, and i assume he's the one that spoke with them. >> judge judy: and you agreed on a purchase price? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how m

. >>> and olivia rodriguez's star shining one day after performing on our plaza.ch big awards show she my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, september 9th. i'm kira klapper. major changes coming to bart. transit leaders say they're looking to improve the rider experience for passengers by shortening wait times. s the agency plans to remove cars from trains that see fewer riders, which will make them move faster. >> i think one of bart's assets is the new ideas. if they're working, they'll keep them and if they don't, they won't. >> bart will begin using its new fleet of cars. thes

i'm gloria rodriguez. and of course, we'll get to those top stories in just a moment. but first, we have a look at your labor day weekend forecast. here's meteorologist frances donaldson . how will it be this weekend for labor day? it's going to be cloudy. >> a little bit like yesterday. so temperatures are still going to be below average. a live look outside from our east bay hills camera shows you lots of cloud cover around the bay area, but we will get some more sunshine in parts of the north bay this afternoon. we'll also be dealing with some possible morning drizzle temperatures right now in the 60s and we're tracking a chance of isolated showers that may pop up throughout the day this afternoon will be breezy at the coast. temperatures there in the mid 60s around the bay, mid 70s and inland areas will be warming up into the upper 70s as sun sets at 738 and the chance of showers lingers through tomorrow and i'll have the labor day forecast coming up. >> gloria, we want to know that for those labor day barbecues. thank you so much, frances. well, icon and singer ji

i'm gloria rodriguez and meteorologist lisa argen is here this morning. and lisa, i know a lot of us woke up with some rain today. yeah. is that continuing? yeah, just a little bit. >> yes. we still have our storm impact scale for the day today, but starting first with live doppler seven, you can see the activity, thunderstorms, even a couple inches of snow in the sierra nevada down around the san joaquin valley, yosemite. but for the bay area, very widely scattered. this is a level one system just for today . some slick roads, some gusty winds and a slight chance of a thunderstorm. and as we look at our exploratorium camera, awfully gray out there, 56 downtown, looking at 58 in palo alto and this looks like a winter scene, doesn't it, from mt. tam, upper 50s santa rosa, 61in concord. so it is breezy out there. winds anywhere up to 20 to 25 miles an hour. there's the airport. we'll get into a little clearing, but not going to clear out the showers. totally today. well below average. and we'll talk about the second half of your weekend, the first day of oc

i'm gloria rodriguez. it is the first day of fall. and lisa, you are dressed for fall. i love the colors. >> you too. thank you. i know it's going to be a nice one. we are expecting some big changes. we still have a spare the air alert that is lingered day after day due to the hazy conditions. the north winds still not totally shut off. so we're looking at some of that smoke from the north still being brought into the bay area. but look at that. we've got a cold front that is going to clean everything out, bring fire ending rain to extreme northern california. so some really good news there. here's a look at live doppler seven moderate air quality right now. that means we're in the yellow and we'll look for these hazy conditions. this is a 24 hour loop that shows the blue indicating, yeah, we're going to have some of that high elevation smoke. but by the time we get to the second half of our weekend skies will be much clearer. so poor air quality, mainly north bay, the coast and central bay. then everyone gets into the good air quality. tomorrow it is 59 in oakland, 57

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live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> and the conversation doesn't end there. you can watch our one on one with da price about her first nine months in office right now online. it's at abc seven news.com or on your abc seven news bay area app. now to the growing frustration over oakland's next police chief, mayor shengtao told the chronicle she will be declaring a state of emergency by the end of the year if she does not receive a list of finalists from the for this position from the police commission. >> opd is saying violent crime is up 15% this year compared with last year. tao fired the previous chief, laurent armstrong, after an independent investigation found he failed to hold some of his officers accountable for misconduct. five east bay police officers appeared in court on charges of conspiracy and accepting bribes that allegedly includes tequila in exchange for voiding citation of friends. the contra costa county da's office filed the charges against four antioch police officers and one pittsburg officer in co

and gloria rodrÍguez -- i am gloria rodrÍguez. let's start with drew to see what the weather has in store. drew: we have a lot of cloud cover out there. we have some drizzle. we will take a closer look at the drizzle. it is peppered across the region. don't be surprised if you encounter wet pavement. a cooler weather moved in. the marine layer has reestablished itself. starting out in the 50's and 60's. a lot of cloud cover throughout the morning. a little bit of sunshine by the afternoon. temperatures, today. temperatures are going down with the cooling trend. mid-60's to low 70's later this afternoon. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: we are entering the holiday weekend. the drive times certainly reflect that. tracy to dublin only 24 minutes around 5:30 in the morning. i cannot recall that except around the fourth of july. you are in good shape for the most part. we do have a closure on eastbound 80 i want to let you know about that might impact some people if they are trying to travel into the east bay. at the 1

liderados por el profesor michael rodrÍguez lideran una clase Única, la clase de espaÑol. >>> queremosrÁpido. >>> y tambiÉn se sirve por la transiciÓn cultural que estÁn experimentando. >>> los entendemos, como si estuviera en una clase en colombia. >>> estos alumnos son parte de los 2604 estudiantes que acaban de llegar al paÍs. >>> esta iniciativa ofrecerÁ clases de inglÉs para sus padres. >>> esperamos que los padres lleguen aquÍ porque tienen las bases en casa, su mamÁ y papÁ pueden aprender inglÉs. >>> las inscripciones estÁn abiertas y el programa estÁ planeado para comensal en septiembre. estos alumnos que estudian espaÑol para aprender inglÉs tienen un mensaje para otros jÓvenes. >>> a los que me ven les digo a los que aprenden inglÉs que no sean tÍmidos, porque lo puede hacer bien. >>> tienes que practicar con personas que hablen inglÉs. >>> estÁn enfocados muy bien. tienen que aprender bien la gramÁtica espaÑola para luego aprender inglÉs. >>> quÉ bueno que lo hagan con otros niÑos. >>> aquÍ se habla espaÑol pero con diferentes acentos. una palabra puede cambiar todo. >>> vam

. >>> gracias a saÚl rodrÍguez por esa entrevista. increÍble como messi arrastra a tanta gente, estaban apoyando al equipo de messi. >>> son muchos que nunca lo vieron en europa o sudamÉrica. >>> si hasta volteando las gradas puede encontrar a algunas figuras que apapoyan a messi.i. >>> asÍ es.. muchas grgracias. tenemomos mÁs nonoticias. si decide irse de viaje y no lleva el equipaje, quÉ puede hacer? >>> recuerdo que nos puede seguir en los medios sociales por la ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> quienes tienen raÍces mÉxico as y nacieron en estados unidos tienen la oportunidad de tramitar su doble ciudadana. >>> algunos dicen que pueden nÁscerlo sin costo. >>> como cada ael registro civil en la frontera invitan a los mexicanos de padres estadounidenses que hagan su doble ciudadanÍa>>> si una familia tiene 3 o 4 hijos nacidos en el extranjero es un ahorro por trÁmite de 2 mil pesos. >>> en realidad porque regularmente es bastante el dinero que se paga por traducir el acta y el apostillamiento. ese gasto no se hubo. >>> ciudad juÁrez estÁ integrada por

. >> sale rodrÍguez por regÍmenes y saldrÁ tambiÉn cÉsar huerta por sÁnchez. >> ahÍ estÁn los dos delanterosla parte de atrÁs de la pierna donde le alcanza a dar un buen golpe. yo si veo contacto. >> ¿tÚ viste el contacto arriba? me parece que se tira jordi >> yo pienso igual que tu. >> a mi me parece que no hay falta, pero vamos a ver. mira como arranca. >> pie derecho. vamos a ver aquÍ. >> para mÍ no hay contacto. >> queda la pierna atrÁs. >> al pie derecho. >> yo creo que no hay nada. para mÍ se tirÓ. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> tenemos 29 para ver si funciona. >> ahÍ estÁ protestando el penalti. >> a menos que lo haya pisado. >> por eso te digo, que lo pisa. es lo que estÁ reclamando cortizo. >> ¿ sabes quÉ? se tirÓ un clavado. si es que existe el contacto, no es para chequearlo. >> creo que cuando te vas a preparar para sacar se le alarga ademÁs y allÍ se tira. >> hay poca gente de uzbekistÁn. los uzbekos. aquÍ preparÁndosepara la eliminatoria mundialista en el 1—0 bolivia y que perdiÓ 3—0 con estados unidos sus resultados son buenos. >> primera vez que vemos 4—4—2. jordi de extremo por izquierda,

se trata de julie chÁvez rodrÍguez, la nieta de cÉsar chÁvez. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna.noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. maity: gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos en mÉxico. el partido morena ya tiene una candidata para los comicios de 2024. es oficial que claudia sheinbaum es la candidata presidencial del partido del presidente lÓpez obrador. leÓn: el anuncio se da en medio de irregularidades, por parte del excanciller marcelo ebrard, quien denunciÓ irregularidades en las encuestas y los conteos. reportero: la espera terminÓ en el partido morena y serÁ claudia sheinbaum quien dÉ continuidad al proyecto de lÓpez obrador. las encuestas internas resolvieron que ella serÁ la candidata presidencial. >> vamos a ganar el 2024. reportero: las cinco encuestadoras de morena le dieron ventaja de 13 puntos y solo una dio 16 puntos arriba a la ex jefa de gobierno de ciudad de mÉxico contra el excanciller marcelo ebrard, y en la encuesta del partido, 26 % fue para marcelo ebrard y 39 % para claudia sheinbaum. durante un mensaje en que el lÍd

some even turning their passion into a job, like my guide for the day, pickleball pro anthony rodriguezn't seem like a viable career unless you were the number one, number two player in the world. but now you can be a social media influencer within pickleball, or you can still be a professional and make money. yet dinking isn't what springs to mind when it comes to a certain seven—time super bowl winner. i'm coming to dominate the sport, all right? pickleball. the famous american footballer tom brady is just the latest celebrity to become part owner of a major league pickleball pro team. the sport, which appeals to amateurs, is looking to grow the professional side. when you watch elite athletes playing the sport at a high level, it is entertaining and there is a sense of drama. there are millions of people now sharing clips of great action taking place at pro and amateur level, which i think bears out that there is an audience for the pro game and the amateur game, notjust in america but internationally. it's fun, it's addicting. but the fastest growing sport in america is also leading

and be good in school and make good grades, rodriguez.hat i don't think of you; i think of you every day. i just pray to god that one day it can all be made right. tori: we're scared. we're scared because we don't know what's going on outside of these walls. kim patton: i wonder how much she weighs, what she's doing. ashley: what is she doing? does she sleep good? patton: does she sleep good? ashley: is she happy? patton: do she cry a lot? ashley: does... is she calling somebody else "mom"? patton: what does she like to eat? i think about all them... them questions. ♪ this is her mom right here. i can relate to the kids a lot because i was born drug-addicted to crack cocaine. my mom did drugs, like, most of her life. and so society ss that they're throwaways, and that there's no hope for them, or they're going to end up in the system, or they're going to end up on drugs just like their parents. you know, show them the love that i didn't get as a baby-- being held, you know, being talked to. i didn't have that, you know? so for me to be ab

india and france to talk more about this and how he is investing into the red hot market is marco rodriguezrco, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> that was data that came out in the last couple days. eye popping number latino economy would be fifth in the world if it were a separate country. that is today what do you see with growth going forward? >> the growth, frank, thank you for inviting me the growth has been astounding at $3.2 trillion those are eye popping numbers. to think about it, it is only the u.s., china and japan and germany that are larger economy the youth of the population on average nine years younger and families with three children versus two children. you see the growth is going to continue just by the pure facts of demographics. >> the average latino is nine years younger than the national average? >> 30 for latinos and 39 >> a bigger family means you need to spend more money >> yes >> i want to talk about your business you invested more than $1.2 billion in hispanic businesses when you are investing in companies, are there sectors you are focused on talk about y

rodriguez was fired from hunter college after that video went viral. months and she is listed as sk -- >> black history curriculum says, slaves develop skills which in some instances could be applied for personal benefit, for slaves, this is personal, what is your message to them? >> that is a hoax perpetrated by kamala harris. >> take the line out. >> that was written by descendants of slaves, stop playing games. florida is showing how it is done, standing with parents and kids are benefiting. >> carley: florida governor ron desantis faced criticism from vice president kamala harris for teaching students that slaves benefited from slavery. david webb joins me now. good morning to you, david. this is a tricky one for ron desantis to navigate, how do you think he did? >> i don't think it is that tricky when it comes to the truth. i followed this. i live in florida. there was a lot of fraud in this including attack broward county. desantis is right about this. the curriculum is a good curriculum. i deal with a lot of education issues, you know that, i ha

latinos que llegaron hace poco a estados unidos y estÁn aprendiendo espaÑol el profesor michael rodrÍgueznte la transiciÓn cultural que estÁn enfrentando. >> nos sentimos cÓmodos y asÍ se siente uno zapatero 2624 estudiante que acaban de llegar al paÍs y que asisten a las escuelas pÚblicasde guatemala a mÉxico. >> el salvador tambiÉn ofrecerÁ clase de inglÉs a padres de familia asÍ tiene la ventaja pueden ir aprendiendo a la vez. >> las incripciones estÁn abiertas mientras tanto estos alumnos que estudian esto tiene un mensaje para otro jÓvenes como ellos. >> que cuando estÉn aprendiendo en inglÉs que nos enseÑan. >> y porque asÍ lo va a hacer mejor y tiene que practicar fÁtima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48 cierta cantidad de trabajo en el servicio pÚblico la policÍa tendrÁ una serie de la policÍa tendrÁ una serie de trabajo - [narrador] todos los días, nuestras vidas están llenas de elecciones, tanto simples como transformadoras. lo que no es una elección, es la adicción a los opioides como el fentanyl. pero aún con un mal uso del opioides, tienes una elección. al elegir un tratamient