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. >> reporter: out of all the places katie rodriguez parked her car in san francisco >> right here >>r: this was not the spot where she thought someone would try to steal it. >> people walk down the street all the time. there is a school, maybe that is why they did not succeed, all the people. >> reporter: failed in the attempt to steal her kia, but did a lot of damage trying. >> they broke the glass, entered the vehicle. >> reporter: jesus rojas at jb automotive gave a look at katie's vehicle in the shop it is a letter election lock cylinder look like. >> they tried to force it with a screwdriver, likely a flat head screwdriver. >> reporter: is by the headache, rodriguez considers himself lucky. >> yes, because they did not successfully steal it. >> reporter: auto theft is on the rise in many cities across the country, including san francisco. according to data acquired and analyzed by cbs news, there were more than 7700 car theft reported to sfpd last year, up from fewer than 5020 18. rojas has noticed a trend in his shop and for family members. >> my sister-in-law had hurt kia spor

rodríguez yo si a mí me preguntan, yo no lo hubiera marcado el árbitro decidió entonces sí, ir.os pesos medios enfrentándose al tejano germán sharp. lo canelo había dicho que quería tener una pelea con vicente y así fue. y así fue. >> el mexicano dominó la pelea de principio a fin, incluso mandando a echarlo contra la lona en el 7.■![ asalto, ahí doe lo estamos viendo, obligando a que le dieran el conteo de prevención. >> al final canelo fue demasiado para echarlo y se llevó la pelea por decisión unánime con tarjetas de 119 100 800 18 a 109 y 118 a 109. esta fue la tercera defensa. el título de canelo, que queda entonces como el campeón indiscutido de la categoría. y ahora habrá que ver quién será el siguiente rival, porque bueno, aquí lo tenía 16 meses sin subirse a un ring. había subido dos categorías, entonces había muchas dudas de por qué lo tenía que hacer. vamos a ver quién le toca. se antoja un rival complicado. el que sigue. >> al final de cuentas salió siendo él el león. >> cuando le preguntaron bueno, podría d decir que le puso una raya más al tigre. >> me gusta. si no

otra vez para el cabecita rodríguez, que la agarraba así de volea. qué golazo de cabecita.artín, jerry martín que la dejaba con alex en dejas fútbol, champán del equipo del américa 3 a 0. lo ganaron allá en monterrey y con esto son líderes del torneo. por el momento para nosotros aquí en la pantalla de telemundo todavía le tenemos muchísimo fútbol y mañana la selección nacional femenina de los estados unidos se recibe a colombia en el snapdragon stadium de san diego, en lo que será un partido amistoso de cara a lo que va a hacer los juegos olímpicos de parís 2000 twenty four mañana en punto de las 14:30 de la tarde. ahí está la invitación para que nos acompañes, porque ya sabes que aquí somos la casa de los grandes eventos. hasta aquí los deportes. hacemos una pausa y regresamos. >> gracias carlos. antes queremos compartir con ustedes esta panorámica en vivo. son las 23:00 de la noche con 46 minutos. así termina este sábado allá por la ciudad de san an tiene elfrcisco, puedes verlo? >> fue una actividad para celebrar el popular día de muertos, por lo que la cultura mexicana

but it sort of just that thing that you have grown to accept. >>> rodriguez has her car back, life is back to normal when she parks her car her mind is not totally at ease. >> i am always worried it is just going to be gone. >> reporter: yet, she still considering herself lucky. >> sergeant winters has this advice. help us help you by filing a police report that way the department can have a clearer picture of how to allocate resources. rodriguez says she did not do that at first but after our interview she said she would. >>> we got to talk about the heat, got to talk about the weather. we were going to have this beautiful virtual set up with all of this >> yes. slowly bringing news people into our virtual environment but the lesson you learned over the course of many years in television is don't wear green. sara wore something close to green now she is blending in. i wonder if you can see my hand? that is a sign you see a doctor. >> i will take this away. poor wardrobe choice. >> you look great in person but not here. >> i am sure my validation means everything to you. the heat dome

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i'm gloria rodriguez and meteorologist lisa arjun is tracking a heat advisory in effect today. so i know, lisa, we were just showing the blue angels. so many people are going to come out to san francisco for that today. >> right. and yesterday it was pretty crowded. the heat started on friday. oh, my goodness. we had 90s at the coast. and yesterday, not quite as warm, but we had plenty of temperatures near 90 at the shoreline. here's a look at live doppler seven, the fog. it is getting awfully close, very foggy down in san diego. and everyone will see the low clouds and fog along the coast overnight. so our heat advisory , as gloria mentioned, still another day of that until 11:00. the highlighted areas from redwood city, san francisco, san jose, ben lomond. right now, 68, downtown, 61 in fremont. it is 54 in santa rosa with 65 concord and 55 out by the delta. so some areas cooler this morning. three degrees cooler in oakland and napa. and there's a look at the bridge there. we'll see sunny conditions. a beautiful day on the way. again a little hot out there, 10 to 15 degrees a

we're going to continue our discussion with sheena rodriguez present. elias for safe texas. shita. what have you witnessed with your time at the border in regard to the children being brought over? um, well, i've witnessed, i kind of shared a little bit of some of those stories that i've seen. i think one of the startling things for me, i am a mother, i am 2 teenagers. one of the startling things that i witnessed also is, is, is the lies that they are being told they, these people are being incentivized to come. they're also being incentivized to send their children by the policies that are instituted within my country within the united states. and so with that being said, i think that there was one thing that has always stood out in my mind. there was one conversation. it was a, it was a mother or it was a woman with her to. she claimed that it was her 2 year old grandson that crossed over into south texas. um, watch them come over and we were, you know, having a conversation and i, when i asked her i, i tend to ask many of the same questions um, because it's triggering and, and t

really a priority, a journeyman now discussed as a senior rodriguez who was a president of the elias for safe texas. and for nearly 2 years, she has made frequent visits to the texas border from the rio grande valley area, roma lived jolla, laredo el paso, and she spent several months focusing on the del rio sector. we're not at the border she that can be found at the texas capital attempting to influence legislation to help fortified texas and the southern border. thanks for joining a sheena. it is the world being given an accurate view of what the situation regarding the southern border of the united states in regard to who is crossing many are crossing and what is happening to not only those who reside in texas, but also those who make it across yes, so thank you. i appreciate that questions so very much unfortunately. no. um, for, for whatever reason, um, most of the coverage of any border within the united states and the apprehensions that we're seeing is not being covered in just 3 years fiscal years alone. and actually, we're still, we still have a few more months left of this

ivan rodriguez reports that flier complaints are hitting new highs this year.iday travelers could be in for another rough go at the airport this year. >> a new report from us found flying has not gotten much better since a highly problematic 2022 flying is still really stressful, filled with way too many delays. >> cancel options fees that people don't expect. lost baggage, damaged wheelchairs, all of it. >> and the threat of government shutdown could make it worse. the new deadline for congress to fund the government hits just as travel is expected to pick up while tsa agents and air traffic controllers are considered essential, they would be working without pay. >> then you would start seeing people call off work because they might go choose to do something like doordash or something, so they could bring in money to avoid major headaches, travel experts have a few suggestions book directly through the airlines. >> try to take an early morning flight. download your airline's app. it's the fastest way to stay up to date on your flight status and to make any cha

rodriguez telling "art news" in may that she apologized to the students. as for her run-in with the "new york post" reporter that led to her firing, she's reportedly accused hunter college in part of giving in to racist white nationalist and misogynist. martha, it appears miss rodriguez has a new job at the cooper union school of art, which did not respond to our repeated request for comment. she pleaded guilty to the charges and will now have to do six to 12 months hoff cognitive behavioral therapy talking to those emotions. >> martha: interesting. we remember in the video that she says was manipulated, it shows her pushing pro life pamphlets off of a table that students were overseeing at some activities affair event. that's how this started. thanks very much. so right now in new york city, a live shot at 3:13 p.m. east coast time. the former president of the united states, donald trump, is in court and battling to hold on to his properties that made him famous in the first place. "the apprentice" and all of that came from him becoming a real estate magn

semana pasada 200 con la de 5000 inmigrantes irregulares relegaron al valle de rÍo grande, reyna rodrÍguezn autorizÓ ampliar el muro fronterizo entre estados unidos y mÉxico pese a la promesa de campaÑa del presidente de no construir un pie mÁs de cerca. o el mandatario confirmÓ la continuaciÓn de la obra debido a que no puede detener el plan. [habla en inglÉs] reyna: aÚn asÍ su gobierno anunciÓ que va a anular 26 leyes federales para permitir la edificaciÓn de la barrera en el sur de texas. >> ¿por quÉ invertir tanto dinero en algo que vemos que no es la respuesta? reyna: el secretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorcas dijo que hay una necesidad inmediata de construir barreras fÍsicas y carreteras en las inmediaciones de la frontera de estados unidos para impedir la entrada de indocumentados por la zona que involucran el proyecto. sin embargo el secretario dejÓ en claro que no hay una nueva polÍtica con respecto a los muros fronterizos. este alguacil dice sentirse abandonado en la regiÓn del valle del rÍo grande,que ha registrado cifras rÉcord de cruces migratorios e irregulares, p

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

please help me welcome vanessa rodriguez. thank you, anne. and thank you so much for inviting me to speak today on behalf of wells. guess i just want to start off with saying that wells believes that everyone should have a quality place to call home affordable housing is a top priority of the bank, and over the last five years we've provided about $21 billion of capital, all for the development and rehab of affordable housing throughout the us. we have a number of other initiatives around housing that include flexible down payment financing options for our homebuyers. we've. provided 450 million of flexible capital for community development, financial institutions and nonprofit housing developers nationally. and we've donated over $500 million to help address this housing affordable quality and stability in both single family and multifamily rental space. so it is a top priority of the firm and i hope those numbers tell that story. in terms of san francisco proper, where we've done about 1,000,000,003 of capital through construct finance and

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. gloria thank you. >> we will be live on our stream this morning starting at 8 a.m. as diane feinstein is returned to city hall. we will also be streaming tomorrow's 1 p.m. memorial service from that same building. now the service is open to the public tomorrow. so if you aren't able to make it, you can watch from the abc7 news bay area app. you can download that wherever you stream the person appointed to replace feinstein in the senate has been sworn in vice president kamala harris administered the oath of office to laphonza butler. >> i will. congratulations. thomas. >> senator, thank you. >> that is butler's wife on her left holding the bible during the ceremony. california's new senator, butler, is the first lesbian person of color to serve in the us senate. governor gavin newsom appointed butler on sunday, saying she understands how the system works. she's never held public office. butler has been serving, though, as the president of emily's list, which is an organization that wo

les presento a carlos rodríguez, un artista que plasma su talento en hermosos murales, siempre llevandoral fue una de las grandes atracciones previas al partido a las afueras del south center y carlos se mostró muy feliz por la oportunidad, pues es muy importante y para mí fue algo muy especial porque estuvieron abiertos a las ideas que teníamos. >> no tuvieron ninguna intervención y para mí era importante reflexionar el espíritu de san josé, el espíritu de la gente de san josé, la comunidad de la cultura latina, de san josé, de hispánicas, el mural de carlos es solo parte del importante apoyo que los sharks ofrecen a la comunidad latina del área de la bahía y ya es un clásico celebrar el mes de la herencia hispana con el tiburón es night, una noche en donde además de celebrar la cultura latina, también involucran artistas y personajes del área de la bahía con nuestras raíces. >> lo que genera un sentido de pertenencia importante hacia los shorts. equipo deportivo de mucha tradición en san josé carlos rodríguez es precisamente recuerda la importancia de siempre estar conectados a las ra

now, fire captain tim rodriguez loved being a firefighter more than anyone could imagine. he was raised and graduated from west valley high school in 1997. he started his fire service career as a firefighter one, serving at fire station 41 in mecca, and was soon promoted to firefighter two at fire station 79 in coachella. captain rodriguez married his wife, dorothy, in 2001 and had three children, josh, haley and alexis. he was remembered for the immense love he had for his family and his passion of staying active by hiking, camping, snow boarding, kayaking and mountain biking. lastly, pilot tony salsa of red bluff, california, pilot salsa was fulfilling his life long dream of becoming a pilot before the tragic accident. before fulfilling his dream, tony was a dairy worker, a sales representative for outlaw car, a custom harvester and avid water skier and finally, a pilot. in 2022, tony played a pick of toll role in implementing the cal fire helicopter coordinator training program. through this program, tony guided and mentored a huge cohort of fellow aviators to help them

delcy rodriguez, in turn , thanked russia for supporting venezuela in pursuing an independent politicall of russia today spoke with the head of the ministry of justice of cuba. the meeting took place in moscow. we discussed a dialogue on how to effectively combat new challenges and threats, as well as the importance of exchanging experience in the field of law enforcement practice. igor krasnov spoke about the russian system of training specialists from the prosecutor’s office, opportunities for students from abroad. another topic is the development of cooperation in the series of criminal prosecution and extradition of criminals. these areas are within the framework of bilateral cooperation. i confirm our openness to further professional dialogue and our firm focus on further deepening our interaction on all issues of mutual interest. i am convinced that together we will make a significant and effective contribution to the process of building a secure, just society, and we will also take action, nato members gather today to further discuss the recent news about the damaged baltic conne

." ♪♪♪ damian: julie chavez rodriguez, thank you for joining us today.now, i drive my pickup truck to work every day, and i do my job, and i go home, and that's humbling. you drive to work every day, and you come to the white house. are you as awestruck now about that fact as you were on the first day, or what's your thought process when you come to work? julie chavez rodriguez: yeah, no, definitely, and thank you, damian, so much for, you know, having me join you all. it's, you know, it's a real honor and privilege to be able to walk through--well, drive through the gates of, you know, the white house every day, and i remember, even in the last administration, when i first started working with then president obama and vice president biden, that they said, the moment that i take this role, this position, even that kind of daily, you know, action, for granted, then i no longer deserve to be here, and it's not that, you know, we need to carry, kind of, the weight of it at all times, but there's such a sense of real responsibility, of deep-seated commitment

but it is holding accountability, that is what is missing , unfortunately. >> reporter: rodriguez says it is impossible to have a real conversation about crime without talking about prosecuting criminals. he said he was disappointed the mayor did not address high-profile controversies around alameda county district attorney pamela price, or the lack of a chief of police in oakland after chief armstrong was fired at the beginning of the mayor's term. >> unless there is accountability, which i don't see or hear, it is going to be more of the same. >> reporter: the mayor also proposes adding 300 license plate readers across the city , an issue the county will have to decide whether to allow during the meeting tonight. >> a group of the mayor 's critics gathered ahead of her state of the city address, neighbors together oakland, and they organized the rally. they voiced frustration over the mayor's decision to fire former police chief armstrong , and the city missing out on the state grants to fight retail crime. >> where is the 15, 17 million we were supposed to get for retail theft? she

cintli" rodriguez. studies at the university of arizona who himself survived a root of police assault when sheriff's deputies beat him for taking pictures of them beating another man. he spent the rest of his life writing about fighting police brutality and writing about chicano culture. he joined democracy now! in 2021 to discuss how preliminary findings of the raza database project's preliminary report, shown in deaths of latin and indigenous people were under-counted by a quarter to one-third in national databases and were virtually ignored by the media. >> one of the things that we ask ourselves as a group, should we count all deaths in custody, etc.? particularly the ones that are unjustified, but what happens if you don't have a judicial system that works? i would say 99.9% impunity both in the killings. you can count on one hand, a finger or two to spare, of police officer doing hard time. 50 years to life. personally i think that is the actual solution. until you see that, you will not see anyth

rodriguez says she did not initially, but she says she will do it now after this interview. >>> wellhe east bay gathered in dublin to bike for affordable housing. this happen tat for humanity's annual cycle for hope event. the benefit will bring together hundreds of athletes of all ages, raising funds in awareness for the habitat for humanity's work right here in the bay area. the organization will take pride in expanding access to homeownership. >> i'm seven years from paying off my mortgage. my kids have graduated college. i got to go back to school and i'm now a school librarian, my husband is working in a good stable job, and i have grandkids coming to that house, so that is like stability and community all the way. >> statistics will show in the bay area, 82% of households cannot afford a medium price home. the hope is events like this one will help change those numbers. >>> in the north bay, officials say it is safe to drink the water again. the town lifted their boil water order this afternoon. that notice has been in place since friday after e. coli was found in the water sys

>>reporter: rodriguez color filled art, relates to stories of her culture, social justice, and a climate. >> i believe that as artists, we can also change the world because we have the potential to open up people's hearts and imagination. >> these are looking really good. >> reporter: last year, rodriguez opened hearts and minds in san francisco's presidio, creating art at the launch of the new tennille tops park. >> my goal is to make the tunnel more inviting an welcoming to communities of color. i make art about the redwoods, about rivers, about the different kinds of species that are no longer here because they have gone extinct. >> reporter: her artistic embrace of nature and culture began here, in oakland, where rodriguez is still lives and works. her art is also filled with a worldview reflecting her own story of life and heritage. >> we need latina artist and creators. we need our stories to be out there. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> downtown ice is coming back to san jose for the holidays. the rink is returning to the hollywood a lineup in san jose this year. last year the

rodriguez focused on the civil and tun elg contract. gabriel chan asked if cost increase escalation were included in the financial plan. anthony also asked the question about cost escalation, and marco asked how many contracting teams, the staff expected to propose on the 40ct contract, regarding the work plan update, eric asked how much the success depends on the cal train ridership projections. brian shaw said that dtx should get money from the high speed rail traffic because it's benefit to the high speed rail too. all right, we ended with general public comment and in review of upcoming presentations. i'll say that, that i pass on to the questions that different members asked. i don't know provide the answers, in part because when i'm trying to write down the question, i don't do a good job of writing down the answers. further, you've got a whole bunch of staff here who are well prepared to answer much more than i can hope to. so, that's all i have to report, i'll look forward to seeing you, tonight. >> thank you, brian, maybe we ca

marca cabecita rodrÍguez. atrÁs estÁ el pollo briceÑo. sepÚlveda.ca. regala la pelota el cip de guadalajara. suÁrez. fi dalg. marÍn. mozo. el pollo briceÑo. otra vez antonio briceÑo. >>> a ver esta del pocho guzmÁn. lo va encarar a layun. va contra la Última lÍnea. se quedÓ sin espacio. >>> dicen que estÁ costando mucho awad la jara llegar a esta zona. necesita hacer un mejor centro. hacer mejor jugada. se estÁ jugando ya apero fil cambiado, contra layun que no es un defensor tan rÁpido. es buscar tu perfil para sacar el disparo. >>> va el piojo. le mueve adentro del Área. marca bien. aquÍ falta. >>> no saliÓ. >>> se doblÓ el codo el piojo a varado. ojo que se doblÓ el brazo. cuando estaba forcejeando con el chileno. >>> salvador reyes. va cayendo en la tarde en pasadena california. amarilla esta. >>> no pero, no le dio. no, no, no. hace como que va la pierna pero la baja. es el choque de hombros, vas a ver. >>> ves como la encoge. ninguna falta de amÉrica. >>> viene chiva sepÚlveda abajo. isaac brizuela. ahÍ estÁ la primera. en la primera. >>> la p

por cada galÓn de gasolina, duele a la hora de parar esto vamos a hacer este enlace con ricardo rodrÍgueza. >> es muy interesante lo que sucede con respecto a todo tipo de combustible y definitivamente es el estado donde cobra mÁs impuesto por cada galÓn y si dijÉramos que solamente uno, son muchos los diferentes impuestos que se va agregando la gasolina. >> hablemos de la refinaciÓn del combustible y allÍ es donde apuntan cuatro de las 14 refinerÍas estÁn trabajando mucha capacidad y asÍ los reportaron en el final de septiembre. >> han quitado mucho de los permisos para la explotaciÓn de petrÓleo y que en gasolina se debe generar una gasolina que es especÍfica para este estado y lo que implica que se convierta difÍcil en traer combustible de otros estados y el aislamiento que tiene california a nivel logÍstico crea puestos adicionales de transporte y el tener que producir una gasolina de bajo cardo o no incrementar los costos de la refinerÍa. >> hablemos de ese aislamiento provocado, se refieren en el estado, la refinadora local lo estÁ haciendo y allÍ se ve uno de los costos ademÁs de l

i'm gloria rodriguez along with judy heumann. on. >> janai: good morning, america. breaking news, rafah re-opened after repeated delays. trucks rolling through the border crossing between egypt and gaza carrying much-needed humanitarian aid as overnight two americans kidnapped by hamas are released to israeli security forces.

i'm gloria rodriguez. we'll get to that story in just a little bit. but meteorologist drew tuma is in for lisa argen today. drew thanks for waking up bright and early on saturday to join us. mean look how beautiful it is out there already and we're in store for a really nice start to the weekend. >> we'll have a lot of sunshine early on. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera showing you the golden gate bridge just splashed in that sunshine. we're fog free there. bit of dense fog in novato this morning 4040s and our coolest spots right now but a lot of 50s around the bay shoreline. let's go hour by hour on future weather. today is just a blend of sun and clouds throughout the day we're dry into the afternoon. temperatures is a little bit below average. we had that cooler air rush in here yesterday to break our warm spell and now that cooler air has really settled in so high of 67. in the city today, 68 in oakland, 74 in san jose. but that cloud cover tomorrow will give way to some showers. we'll track our storm to finish out the weekend. it's

raÚl: muere el supuesto hijo del puma, juan josÉ rodrÍguez.prendente noticia. karla: zuleica reverÉ su prometido se comen a besos y disfrutan de su amor en el concierto de luis miguel e miami. tenemos las imÁgenes de la feliz pareja en el gran concierto del sol de mÉxico. raÚl: te ayudamos a que proteja hasta tus hijos de sufrir abuso sexual. karla: desde nueva york te traemos una probadita de lo Último en diseÑos en la semana de la moda para las novias. raÚl: con esto y mucho mÁs al "despierta amÉrica" comienza ya. ♪ ♪ raÚl: buenos dÍas, ggracias por amanecer con nosotros. karla: los ojos de todo el planeta y siguen en el medio oriente y con eso comenzamos. elyangelica: en la madrugada israel lanza un ataque a gran escala en contra de objetivos de hamas y el primer ministro benjamÍn netanyahu advierte que cada miembro de ese grupo terrorista es hombre muerto. ese dÍa de guerra se contabilizan 2400 personas fallecidas entre ambas naciones y el secretario de estado anthony blinken ya estÁn israelÍ participan reuniones clave. tenemos cobertura e

carlos rodrÍguez-galindo: vine a estados unidos en el año 1994 al terminar mi escuela de medicina.os traiga a todos juntos porque no es el miedo al problema, sino es el amor por los niños que lo sufren lo que nos trae todos juntos. [mÚsica de inspiraciÓn] (male colorist) ¿ese es el nuevo iphone 15 pro con titanio? (j balvin) sí, verizon me lo cambió. (woman 2) ¡es j balvin! (j balvin) solo tienen que cambiarse a verizon y pueden tener éste con una red increíble. (vo) llévate el nuevo iphone 15 pro, un apple tv 4k y apple one por 6 meses. los tres por nuestra cuenta. solo en verizon. no te le quedes viendo a este sándwich de dunkin' con salchicha, huevo y queso. mejor lánzate a dunkin' y disfruta de su salchicha con huevo y queso por $3 con un café mediano o grande. lánzate a dunkin'. américa se mueve con dunkin'. ¿te gustó el hueso que te pedí? estaba a un súper buen precio. ¿viste mi cola cuando llegó la caja de chewy? perdón por la lámpara. no pasa nada. era de carla. ahorra en lo que más les gusta con precios increíbles en chewy. activa, ambiciosa. dailies, deliciosa. fácil, fan

i'm gloria rodriguez. let's get right to that red flag warning for much of the bay area that starts a little bit later on today. meteorologist lisa arjun is here with the details. good morning, lisa. hey, gloria. >> good morning to you. yes, the critical fire weather will be with us all weekend long, but it will peak later tonight into sunday morning. and that will be in the hills of the north and east bay. but right now, let's cover where it is. it is everywhere across the bay area primarily, but we're looking at the north northeast, winds 15 to 30 miles an hour. gusts 40 to 60 miles an hour, bringing the relative humidity anywhere from 35 to 10. and that could create fire starts and allow the fires to spread easily. we also have a wind advisory. 8:00 this morning through 5:00 tomorrow for those northeast. winds could gust as high as 50 miles an hour, bringing down trees, power lines and those unsecured objects. so objects. so make sure you put the lids on those trash cans. you'll be chasing them down the

detective rodriguez, look. we were just discussing as our previous guest said, this is law enforcement's worst nightmare. a potential suspect who appears to know how to use the weapon that he used to carry out this attack. now he's on the loose. it's late at night. very dark. what kind of net is law enforcement casting right now to try to encircle him, or capture him tonight? >> well, we almost have to bring about the concept of two nets. first gathering intelligence and getting electronic surveillance. trying to ping his phone. trying to get information. the other net we have to cast is a physical net of establishing a perimeter to stop him from causing further damage. as a firearms instructor, i can tell you, the body language that he's using. the aggressiveness of holding the firearm. let me tell you. he is one of the worst ni nightmares i've ever seen. his ability to shoot so accurately and cause such damage. >> that's a scary thought. stand by for us. i do want to remind everyone, we are still waiting this

commander nicolás maduro and the chancellor and all the work team also with the vice presidents rodríguezre doing their own thing, israel. hundreds of english mothers with children by gathering in front of the british foreign ministry building, khardsalal called the support of the government of this country to the israeli regime, which according to them, 3,000 palestinian children have been killed by the media in the recent war in gaza, shameful. the message of this demonstration to the british government is that you have no right to participate in the deportation of palestinians by israel and to give bombs and rockets to israel. now , 800 palestinian children are destroyed in gaza with the bombs that britain gave to israel. the british government has supported israel's crimes since balfour until now. we demanded an immediate stop to the crimes in gaza, the massacre of palestinians we have. all those present here are shouting for the rights of palestinians, especially mothers and children . the most shameless act of our government is giving israel the green light to massacre palestinian w

carlos rodrÍguez-galindo: vine a estados unidos en el año 1994 al terminar mi escuela de medicina.s trae todos juntos. [mÚsica de inspiraciÓn] detecta esto: viviendo con vih, vi que podía mantenerme indetectable con menos medicinas. por eso cambié a dovato. dovato es para algunos adultos que están comenzando el tratamiento para el vih 1 o que están reemplazando su tratamiento actual para el vih 1. detecta esto: ninguna otra pastilla completa para el vih usa menos medicinas para ayudar a mantenerte indetectable que dovato. no tomes dovato si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes o si tomas dofetilide. tomar dovato con dofetilide puede causar efectos secundarios graves o mortales. la hepatitis b puede volverse más difícil de tratar mientras tomes dovato. no dejes de tomar dovato sin consultar a tu médico, ya que la hepatitis b puede empeorar o ser mortal. pueden presentarse efectos secundarios graves o mortales, que incluyen reacciones alérgicas, acumulación de ácido láctico y problemas de hígado. si tienes una erupción cutánea y otros síntomas de reacción alérgica, deja de tomar dovato y

jorge: reyna rodrÍguez nos informa desde mcallen.ur de estados unidos aumentaron significativamente el mes pasado. >> segÚn la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza interceptaron a unos 260,000 migrantes, incluidas las personas que se presentaron en puertos de entrada. los ingresos irregulares superaron los 218,000. >> me lancÉ yo al rÍo con un colchÓn inflable con ella. reyna: el aÑo fiscal 2023 terminÓ con el nÚmero mÁs alto de encuentros con migrantes, agentes fronterizos identificaron a mÁs cientos de miles de migrantes. cbp indica que los venezolanos se convirtieron en la nacionalidad con mÁs arrestos por cruzar de manera ilegal la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos, superando por primera vez a los mexicanos desde que se tiene registro. >> si quieren vivir en nuestros paÍses, no rompan las leyes. reyna: se acordÓ con maduro la repatriaciÓn directa de las personas que no puede permanecer en estados unidos. el presidente joe biden solicitÓ al congreso 105,000 millones de dÓlares para paquete de seguridad nacional, 14,000

que hacer por cuestiones presupuestales, esta es la situaciÓn que ocurre en estos momentos, reyna rodrÍguezcantidad de personas ingresÁndolo estados unidos. >> pasan en friega para allÁ y en friega para atrÁs. reyna: su rancho queda a orillas del rÍo grande donde aseguraba haber recibido amenazas por hombres armados, por lo que apoya la edificaciÓn de una barrera. grupos pro inmigrantes dicen sentirse decepcionados con el anuncio de la administraciÓn de presidente a continuar con polÍticas de la era de tronco. >> este dinero puede ayudar bastante gente en la frontera en estados unidos. reyna: segÚn la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza en muro serÁ construido entramos, serÁ conferido con barreras de concreto mÓviles tipo jersey, tendrÍa alumbrado elÉctrico, puertas y cÁmara de vigilancia. el gobierno tuvo que anular a mÁs de 20 en menos federales y disponer de fondos aprobados por el congreso durante la administraciÓn previa, el anuncio de una ampliaciÓn del muro en la frontera surge cuando los nÚmeros de arribos de migrantes alcanzaron cifras rÉcord en distintos sectores fronterizo

a la patria frente a los refuerzos para la atenciÓn integral de sus c connacionales para carlos rodrÍguezo >>> desde el aÑo dos mil diecinueve. el espacio aÉreo se ha mantenido cerrado estos vuelos serÁn directos y las operaciones de vuelos comerciale por otra parte e restablecido >>> el gobierno de mÉxico le pidiÓ a la secretarÍa de r relaciones exteriores que comenzar a gestionar con los er cocomenzar a gesestionar con l biernos de brasil, el retorno de sus connacionales debido al flujo migratorio asÍue h qos venido reportandoÓn con los sos relaciones de la joven montserrat suÁrez la vÍctima fue secuestrada por su parej ida por sus suegros, _ todosa drogada y constituida por sus suegros todos detenidos. valeria leÓn tiene los detalles de este dramÁtico caso >>> la historia cargando el para sacarlot descendiendo por las escaleras para sacarlos del edificio revela la violencia atroz e ejercida frente a la mujer en mÉxico se trata de la joven montserrat asesinada por su novio y los padres de lili la Ó borrar toda evidencia. >> los dosa >>> borrar mucha evidencia >>> los policÍas prÓfugos i

carlos rodrÍguez-galindo: vine a estados unidos en el año 1994 al terminar mi escuela de medicina.juntos. [mÚsica de inspiraciÓn] no te le quedes viendo a este sándwich de dunkin' con salchicha, huevo y queso. mejor lánzate a dunkin' y disfruta de su salchicha con huevo y queso por $3 con un café mediano o grande. lánzate a dunkin'. américa se mueve con dunkin'. . >>> ♪ la policÍa de georgia dio a conocelo video del incidente pasÓ de hombre pasÓ 16 en prisiÓn por un robo que no cometiÓ queremos decirle que las imÁgenes son fuertes. >>>♪. >>> paso el hombre quedÓ detenido por el exceso de velocidad la policÍa dice que el agente empleÓ su pistola elÉctrica contra el hombre luego que este se negara a obedecer sus Órdenes. al intentar liberarse el oficial le disparÓ al hombre que muriÓ despuÉs. >>> su familia cree que se recibiÓ al resto por el trauma que le ocasionÓ haber estado injustamente preso por 16 aÑos. >>> la unidad especial de la policÍa de los Ángeles contra los robos en masa dio a conocer primeros resultados de straub jo y detuvieron a 89 personas decomisaron arma de fuego

sam rodriguez is a pediatric anesthesiologis t and codirector of the program. he has three kids and knows how difficult this can be. >> how can we address this needle phobia? this fear of needles and target it at really engage so that we don't have adults who are scared of needles in the future and hesitant to get vaccines. >> reporter: the idea is to get the patient playing the game where they build a piÑata and try to collect the prize inside well before they ever feel the needle. >> young kids, sometimes building the piÑata is the favorite part. that will be the experience. >> reporter: fun graphics, music to draw them in and even a rubber chicken to squeeze are all part of the game. at the end, they get a prize to pick and take him. >> anything we can do to increase the amount of patients getting their vaccines, especially on time and staying on schedule, is really valuable. >> reporter: it is not just a win for the child in the family, but the whole community. >> it is a public health measure that not only helps the individual but society. >>> coming up, w

pacto es limitado aunque autoriza la participaciÓn de todos los candidatos presidenciales jorge rodrÍguez el texto no ofrezca cero tercera. >>> venezuela neta un acuerdo, pero claro conociendo al adversario hay tener desconfianza. >>> y tambiÉn habrÁn observadores internacionales y un registro para incluir a venezolanos en el extranjero. >>> no comparto esta negociaciÓn, no le veo avance. >>> en respuesta el departamento del tesoro anuncioiÓ el levantamiento parcial de algunos sanosazo venezuela que incluyen la autorizaciÓn de transacciones relacionadas al petrÓleo y el gas por un periodo de seis meses y de las operaciones de la empresa estatal venezolana de extracciÓn de oro y tambiÉn e eliminÓ la prohibiciÓn de negociar en el mercado ciertos bonos y acciones. >>> quÉ cesen todas las sanciones. >>> el gobierno de estados unidos aclarÓ que las medidas anunciadas serÁn revocoadas si el gobierno de maduro no cumple con sus promesas lourdes hurtado para las noticias telemundo. >>> se presentÓ por hispano de tenido por la aplicaciÓn de la ley s. b. 1718 en florida estuvo en la corte y castiga

max rodriguez. >> alright, 16 is a time right now. want to change gears and take a look at the weather on halloween. looking is a cool start out of the coast. a soon to we had such a nice sunrise to there's a little orange. i was perfect getting a few pictures from people across the bay area. and i was like, wow, it's pretty everywhere. not just our cameras. we're looking out there. half moon bay looking nice as well. you can see some of those clouds sitting overhead that moon bay, a nice place to be this morning because you're one of her more mild spots. lot of us are down in the 30's and 40's right now. so definitely don't forget your jackets for the time being good news for halloween and trick-or-treating tonight. we're dry today from start to finish. we won't see our next chance of sprinkles that that until thursday night and only for the north bay. late thursday, a few sprinkles north of the golden gate. a nice dry friday. and then even more rain in the forecast. looking ahead into the weekend for saturday and sunday. really heav

abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez with the details coming out in court.loria, good morning. >> kumasi officials say had emerson pulled the handles all the way down, the plane would have turned into a glider within seconds. 83 people were aboard the alaska airlines flight operate by horizon air. 44 year old alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges. he's accused of trying to shut off the engines during a flight to san francisco. video shows emerson being removed from the plane, which took off from everett, washington, on sunday. emerson was off duty, sitting in the cockpit at jumpseat when authorities say that he stood up, said, i'm not okay and tried to pull the plane's t handles. the federal criminal complaint says a pilot then grabbed emerson's wrist and wrestled with emerson for a few seconds for control of the aircraft before the emerson stopped. emerson reportedly asked one of the flight attendants to cuff him, one of the passengers on board, saying the flight had a different feel for the next thing that happ

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news., gloria. >> this morning, congressman jim jordan is vowing to stay in the race to be the next house speaker and he's actually planning to have a third round of voting today. he spoke just about 20 minutes ago saying congress cannot take action on key issues if they don't elect a speaker. jobina this comes after a meeting between house republicans yesterday that didn't show a lot of progress. >> yes, reggie, that meeting reportedly ended in a screaming match and failed to change any minds. now tempoorary speaker, congressman patrick mchenry is threatening to quit. it's after his colleagues tried to give him more power outside of his caretaker role, which he took on after former speaker kevin mccarthy was ousted. congressman jordan suggested the idea so he has more time to round up votes. >> some other alternative here is something that i believe is unconstitu national and not conforming with house rules. furthermore, that i would not participate. >> congress has been without a speaker