the casa sanchez is significant for its association with the latinx community. it remains under represented among designated buildings on-site. property owner has been notified and is supportive of the landmark initiation and will also be on the phone for some remarks. this concludes my presentation, and i'm happy to answer any questions. i apologize to supervisor ronen's aide, amy reinhart. i meant to indicate that she could go ahead before we started, so if you'd like to speak, ann cervantes and desiree miranda are here with statements in support of the designation. >> can you hear me? am i on? oh, i'm not on. >> we can hear you. >> okay. thank you so much. amy reinhart, legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen. no need to apologize. i'm perfectly fine. i just wanted to make sure my name was on the roster. thank you, commissioner hyland and commission fore hearing our two items today. i'm very honored to speak on behalf of commissioner ronen for the designation of casa sanchez at 2778 24 street and 2868 mission street. [inaudible] i'm not going to repeat a

i'm pulling it up, president sanchez. i think my computer's tired. >> that's not the only thing. >> thank you. thanks for your patience. tonight, i want to share in memorial for tui nguyen. and to those of you who didn't know, she was an educator [inaudible] assembly, a champion for young people. i'm going to read something that was written by her community, and just want to share a celebration of her life. a few months ago during a family meeting at the hospital, our friend tui reflected on her life. she says if everyone picks one cause and sticks with it, the world will be a better place. tui has done just that, devoting herself to san francisco's skate club and the edgy state youth outreach program and fundamentally to all the youth that these program serves. tui nguyen [inaudible] november 2020. the s.f. skate club began as a summer camp in 2007. nguyen had worked as a teacher in the san francisco unified school district as well as a teacher at friends school in hunters point. she left her teaching job to spear head t

with that, i turn it back over to president sanchez. >> president sanchez: thank you dr. matthews. i wanted to quickly open it up to board members and student delegates. any comments about our departing commissioners? you can roast them too if you'd like. >> vice president lopez: i applaud the commit you have given the school district for over a decade. no one understands how much this work entails and how much sacrifice and commitment it takes to be a leader, especially during this time. and i will say that i really value your input, your feedback, your wisdom. i'm sad to see them go but i'm excited that leadership is growing and thank you for your tireless work and your institutional wisdom is what i would always look to when working with you and i just appreciate your commitment to the school district. commissioner cook, i don't see you. it's hard for me to talk but i shared a few words yesterday in the celebration dedicated to you and i know we all will be continuing to work together. thank you for getting us here. >> president sanchez: anybody else? >> i can go. rachel, i will

kris sanchez is at the capitol and breaks down this moment in history. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. everyone, kari, waking up to high winds. be careful driving as well. >> yes, i'm pretty sure a lot of people had a hard time sleeping last night, hearing stuff flapping around outside, and the house shifting and stuff. all right, it's still really windy out there. this is a live look in san francisco. you can see that flag waving in the wind. we are going to have some still high winds through the next several hours and then a slightly cooler day, once the winds calm down we'll transition to some different weather for the weekend, and it could bring us some rain. so we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, what is it looking like? any problems for the morning commute? >> yes, kari, transit and the roadways, over my shoulder, we'll show you the map with the highlighted yellow there, where the winds are really strong, judging by the tr

sanchez. >> hello, scott sanchez, planning item. the item is an appeal of the rear yard variance at 945 minnesota street. located within rh-3 zoning district and is a known historic resource within the dogpatch historic district. there was a variant and a certificate that were submitted for the project in april of 2019 and related building permit application in october of 2019 and the 311 neighborhood notification occurred over the past summer. at least between july and august there was one discretionary view filed. the certificate of appropriateness was heard by the preservation on august 19th which they granted that certificate of appropriateness and there's no appeal made of that decision. the planning commission heard the discretionary view in a joint hearing and hearing the variance and planning commission considering the discretionary view and it was the planning commission did not take discretionary view. and the zoning at straight or granted the variance before you. not every time you have multiple permits is serial permitti

>> president sanchez: who wants to tackle that? i'm sorry, oh, my god, that sounded like a bunch of throw-up. >> i wasn't paying attention. >> i'm trying to keep my brain cells. okay, so there's this date of january, and i know that the last time that we met we were saying, oh, we should all circle back around january to have more information about middle schools and high schools. so i'm guessing that i'm asking with the slide that was presented today with this goal of march 22nd, is it good to assume that middle schoolers and high schoolers won't be going back for this school year? i guess that's the clear way. because if there's a deadline now set for january and there's another date that is contradicting it, what can middle schoolers and high schoolers assume? >> okay, i'm going to try it. so, one, i think that the january date that you're referring to, refers to the direction for us to present a plan to bring back or a proposal to bring back middle and high school. so in january we'll come back to y'all with a plan specifically

to turn your brain on i'm rick sanchez. it's time. to do news again. so welcome back i'm rick sanchez as an american and as a citizen of this particular city washington d.c. i join all my neighbors in wanting to see the situation come under control it has been a wild day and at times we just had no idea where this thing was heading to sans the interruption of a government process which was underway but we're now getting a sense since the curfew started that things may start to finally settle down for confirmation of that let's go to our correspondent who's been on the scene all day long diligently bringing us details of what's been going on ben swan now out there among them as they would say are things calming down bad. so so things are about to get a little bit rough here let's just pan over here next just so we have capitol police are coming through we've got to move on ok we're being told we have to move on by capitol police rick we got to go we got to go. all right or you see the police officer telling ben that he's not going to be able to file his

look back at our biggest story the 2027 later in the show we'll look ahead to 2021 with artie's rick sanchez host of the new presented we have a lot to get to so let's get started in. the u.s. and countries around the world continue to make deals with drug makers for more doses of coke in 1000 vaccines will mass vaccinations began just weeks ago and millions of frontline workers have already received a shot but the pandemic is far from over we asked dr william schaffner about what these new vaccines may mean for the most vulnerable immunocompromised and the hope that next year's holiday season will at all be closer to normal. but i think the committees are pretty convinced that they are safe in those populations and although at least need not work optimally immunocompromised patients they may provide protection and remember those in you know compromised patients if they get sick with cold would tend to have really serious illness so i think the general proposition is at this point it probably won't hurt it could. do you think it would make them worse. i don't think it will make them worse by

sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez planning department. thank you to the board for having to continue this item to perform additional review. a couple items to note, raised in the briefs and concerns about notification. and there is no section 311 notice required. one of the reasons we continued it was to determine whether or not there was an authorized dwelling unit on the property and we reviewed that and found there was no unauthorized dwelling unit. we found no evidence there. there were issues raised with the interior floor to ceiling heights, appreciate that at the last hearing, the board is interested in getting the facts and finding out the case but do we have other means of getting that information, we have been in contact with the permit holder has been very responsive and indicated there are tenants in the building currently and have concerns about side business being performed. we obtained from the permit holder clear photographs showing with a full height with the dimensions and accurately assessed if the plans were accurate a

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let's check in with kris sanchez who is live in washington this morning. >> all right.hat inauguration party. it's like having the party to talk about the next day. a front row seat. while they were spectacular it was strange to hear them going off without the aahs from the crowd. national guard troops stood between the people and the swearing in itself because of the violence at the u.s. capitol. former vice president mike pence watched as biden took the oath of office and delivered the speech with a theme of unity. >> america's story depends not on any one of us or some of us, but all of us, on we the people. >> for the bay area seeing the daughter of oakland a woman of color assume the second most powerful office in the nation and as they made their way to joe biden's new home on pennsylvania avenue he walked the way stopping for fist bumps along the way. some of my favorite moments seeing vice president kamala harris make her way along pennsylvania avenue with the first second gentleman and her family, of so many strong women, her sister and niece and the grand niec

in washington, kris sanchez is will to report on this moment in history. good morning to you, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. this is not the weather you might expect in washington, d.c., on january 20th, but it is a gorgeous, blue day. a little breezy out here, but a perfect day for this sort of event. it's just a shame that there aren't going to be people lining up the parade route here behind me. here behind me you see the white house, this is where president trump just took off for joint airbase andrews to depart from the white house for the very last time. he had a busy night last night, as you will hear later in the newscast, but he is on his way and we know joe biden is here. he is supposed to be in church right now. he's catholic. he is at st. matthew's cathedral where incidentally there's a little more bay area tie. the president of santa clara university is officiaing that mass. it is a tradition for the incoming president to attend mass before the inauguration, and it is of course tradition for so many people to gather,

the one and only rick sanchez and the host of in question. jesse you work with larry king at or after he left the inn when he was focused at building up streaming content on the internet as news media began to change in a poke it was placed heavily on digital and social media larry king remained a staple what would you say was the key to his longevity in a changing media environment and what did you enjoy most about working with him. well larry he did make the change you know and i found i find it very interesting right now when you're watching all the tributes to larry mainstream media and especially c.n.n. where he 25 years or so the icon of c.n.n. they go through larry's history and it's interesting they cover his radio that rick talked about they cover his 25 years at c.n.n. and then what you talked about he made the transition into a pod or a t.v. which is where i started working directly with larry but what was interesting c.n.n. does all this biographical stuff but they forget the last 5 years there is literally no mention of larry kin

in san jose, kris sanchez. >>> 6:56. the senate taking another swing at overriding president trump's veto of the national defense bill. they'll hold a vote this afternoon to end the debate over the bill and move to a final vote. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he does have enough votes to make the bill into law. if they overturn the veto it will be the first time under the current administration. now congress has until noon on sunday to do that final vote. that's when the new congress is sworn in. >>> it's the official end for human toll collectors. bob redell joins us live at a toll plaza right now. do you think drivers will notice this change? they've had time to get used to it. >> reporter: we have haven't had the human toll takers since march, beginning of the pandemic. we've been all electronic. if you're a fastrak or license plate account holder, you're still going to cross the bridge and receive your monthly bill. if you are not involved in the program you will receive a monthly bill instead of ind

kris sanchez is in washington, d.c. with more about the security preparations. >> reporter: many of us got to visit washington, d.c. in our high school years to see our government in action. this is not what it looked like back then. lots of heavy machinery, military personnel replacing all the regular people who would ordinarily be here, trying to get a closer look at our landmarks. as we went through the security checkpoint, you can see our truck, everything being sniffed by a law enforcement canine. we saw fencing around the national mall and 25,000 troops here to keep people back from the u.s. capitol where that violent attack happened a week ago tomorrow. >> this is three times the number of guardsmen we would normally have in support of the united states secret service. >> sm natural guard troops from california and the bay area in particular will be here. we haven't come into contact with any of them. though we continue to ask and are looking for folks from the bay area even with the travel restrictions and advic

don't sing his way past finds opponents he put sanchez straight on the left. the base of one such magic and tall and pop top by the far post to finish up a very nasty man. who was a very tough match they were good in 1st half worth but we kept going in 2nd half and. we knew that we would get the chances and. important win. and the nightmare wasn't tell you that for this guy yes with 6 minutes left it was royce again with the clinical pass to set up a hole into his 2nd and record breaking 25th goal in his 1st 25 put this league games his fellow no wage unsure not managed to grab a consolation goal right at the end. something him almost at least one decision not mine got right. first of all but about a team 2nd half of what a better team and at the end reduced. that's analysis was certainly closer to the truth than his forecast before the game. but now let's have a look at what you football philosophy has made of the match day's top clash and. here's how the world so the big games we start in argentina where this fine cold hole in the 1st goal of the day. sunny

kris sanchez is here with more on had an this means for us here in the bay. kris? >> according to the state, outdoor dining can once again resume. we can get haircuts and go to our gyms under certain restrictions and more people can shop in stores at the same time. again, that's according to the state. counties have their own rules, and whichever is stricter is what we have to abide by. what we know for sure is that businesses are desperate for some relief after six weeks under that shelter order that shut down salons, gyms and limited retail capacity, shut down indoor and outdoor dining like at jack holder's in san jose. >> it's really been brutal. first of december, we had 72 or 73 employees. right now we have 23. of the 23, only two are full time. >> reporter: now, one of the criteria for lifting these shelter-at-home order is icu capacity now at 23% in the bay area, that's up from less than 1% just a few weeks ago. but restrictions are lifting at the same time that infectious disease doctors are warning about mutations of the covid vaccine -- virus that could b

in washington, d.c., kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> indeed, we are. >>> coming up, strong winds causing wildfires right here in the bay area during winter. the unexpected discovery by cal fire on the potential cause. i don't think you're going to believe it. >>> plus witrkg from home and fs on the road, certainly changing the air around us. the impact the pandemic has on you and how it's improving your health. >>> and a small act of kindness can change someone's life. one bay area homeless man learned that after returning a lost wallet he found in the trash. what the grateful family did to pay it forward. you can watch it all on the kelly clarkson show" right here on nbc bay area. that's at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live" followed by "access daily" then "days of our lives" at 1:00. i'm a performer. always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. a

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in washington, d.c. she leads our coverage on this inauguration eve. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden will take the oath of office in 12 hours. tonight is the last night in the white house for president donald trump. just as he's done through his whole administration, he continues to rewrite the books. in president trump's final books, pardons and commutations for allies, not for himself or family members. his farewell address to the nation, a videotaped behind closed doors and released on youtube. >> we did what we came here to do and so much more. this week, we inaugurate a new administration. i pray for its success. >> reporter: right in front of the white house, at black lives matter plaza, people were also saying their own farewell. >> we had to hit rock-bottom before we started to climb to the top. so, here we are. thanks to him. >> in about 12 hours, oakland's own kamala harris will make history as the first woman and first black woman becoming vice president. in her honor, these three frien

kris sanchez live in san jose with that part of the story.g it, it didn'tu wonder how this is happening. it's not like walmart on black friday and then also to wonder if perhaps the reason it was happening so easily it seems was because most of the rioters. they were calling them rioters or mob and they did push them back but in some of the area it does seem that some capitol police just allow them right in. the president failing to call in the national guard leaving vice president mike pence to make that call. and whether this was an instance of white privilege or a lack of preparation is now the question. >> i think the evidence backs that up. when you work as a different way to lead to respond to different types of threats, i think that is inescapable conclusion. >> they plan for people to be angry and flags. i don't think they planned on scaling walls and breaking through barricades and trying to get inside. >> the one criticism, of course, was how the capitol police that were there responded. one other criticism was why weren't there mor

edith sanchez, dr. patrice harris, a skr psychiatrist, the former president of the american medical association, and lisa herring, the superintendent of atlanta public schools. good to see all of you, ladies, welcome. >> thank you. >> superintendent herring, let me begin with you. you have just this week begun the process of phasing students back into the classroom in your district. what are the concerns that you're hearing from students, parents, teachers, staff? >> yes, and thank you, thank you for the opportunity to have the conversation. so in atlanta public schools, january 25 allowed for us, after ten months of being completely virtual, we allowed for our pre-k through second grade students and students who are special education to turn back, if they opted, for face-to-face. that's 11% of our traditional schools. in doing so, as you mentioned, there is angst around ensuring safety, particularly during a time when we're still watching the levels of community spread. we balanced that with knowing th

>> kris sanchez, we'll be checking back with you.verage of the inauguration continues online from speeches to the planned nationwide parade, lots of things happening. we put together an explainer on all the event for the big day. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on "inauguration day explained" at the top of our home page. >>> it is 5:37 right now. to the pandemic. covid cases in the u.s. have now surpassed 24 million cases, more than 400,000 people have died. in the past two weeks an average of 3,200 people have died every day. in the meantime, california's the first state to top 3 million virus cases jumping from 2 million on december 24th. more than 33,000 people have died. >>> a follow-up on the batch of 330,000 moderna vaccines now pulled from distribution, in the wake of allergic reactions. the allergic reactions occurred in san diego. one oakland woman vaccinated last week says she made sure she was not receiving a dose from the lot now under investigation. >> i'm relieved. i was actually a little concerned this was going to someh

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's certainly true. keep the umbrella handy, kris. >>> well, no major outages to tell you about in and around guerneville specifically this morning, but a viewer named kent porter shot this video near there last night. crews were taking out a fir tree that fell onto some utility lines. he said by the time he shot this, the heaviest rain from the first storm had already moved on. >>> well, we are tracking the conditions in areas that have been burned recently. pete is live in the skyhawk neighborhood of santa rosa. how are they looking there, pete? >> reporter: yeah, laura, we are getting some scattered showers. i know kari mentioned we're going to start seeing them here in the north bay as we're standing in the skyhawk park neighborhood. behind me is where the glass fire did some damage to properties in the area. this is some of that burn scar area. as you look at the debris, the concern is if that rain picks up that that debris could flow. obviously at this point we're not seeing that much heavy rain, b

and what is so extraordinary about commissioner sanchez, president sanchez, is that he served two yearsk and served as a principal at forest mann. and then came back to the board of education, knowing full well the responsibilities and the immense amount of work and time commitment. and the time you get for serving on this body. he has come back again. mark, i want to thank you so much. you have been serving our public schools since 1993, starting out as a public school teacher. you founded the teachers for social justice. and went on to become a policy leader and advocate for our school district. and during these incredibly challenging times, committed to running again to continue your leadership. so, mark, if you will raise your right hand and repeat after me. i and your name. >> i, mark sanchez. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> and the constitution of the state of california.

live from the world headquarters of r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez pirate buddy we're now heading into our 8th hour of coverage we want to welcome all of you watching us here in the united states and all over the world including those of you who have been watching us using the portable t.v. so much going on by the way we want to start with a new development it was just announced by the police here in washington d.c. and this is. fresh off the presses they say 13 people have been arrested in the pro president trump riots and of those we understand were carrying weapons. there's no actual description of the weapons but you're seeing the video now of the protesters today after they were told. we might say by president trump to go over to the capitol to protest the effort we should say constitutionally mandated mandated effort on the part of the joint session of congress to affirm the presidency of the next president of the united states something which is kind of a routine process usually doesn't even get this much news barely even gets covered with thi

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live. kris, the first thing you think of is there a connection between this one and the outbreak at kaiser san jose which is not very far away. >> reporter: right. and we know that health care workers sometimes work at different campuses. at this point the spokesperson says she's unaware of any connection. we did talk to nurses who say they know that some of the staff work at both of those hospitals and in the emergency room. santa clara health said in a statement that reads in part, personnel in the emergency department are being tested more frequently, at least every three days, as a result of these recent cases. we will also be implementing daily rapid testing of emergency department personnel before their shift begins. that's what's happening now in testing but it is not what is required. the health order states health care providers can ask their employees to wait 14 days between tests. nfl players are tested daily. an epidemiologist toll us the public might be surprised that's far fro

rick sanchez part of body i'm rick sanchez and i want to welcome all of you watching from around the world especially those of you who are watching us on your phones on portable t.v. you may have just looked at the images and wondered what in the world is going on in the united states of america while on this day when according to the constitution the pro-forma was that the senate and the house would meet in a joint session of congress to affirm the presidency of joe biden suddenly that was interrupted by what seemed like protesters who are arguing that they believe as have been told by the president had states that he actually won the election so they went to the capitol where he had originally suggested they go by the way the president states never suggested they break into the capitol he suggested that they protest at the capitol while the process is going on and this is what they did and these are the pictures that you're looking at right now thousands of troops supporters essentially sitting outside of the capitol protesting but then then things got a little more crazy and here'

thank you so much, kris sanchez. we'll touch base with you throughout the day. but another look at the parade going on right now the president at the white house and vice president kamala harris making her way down pennsylvania avenue towards the white house. it was a virtual parade today, not the huge crowds we would normally see but they are taking moments to speak to people who are allowed in on the side. we saw the president kind of going to al roker from the "today" show and take some moments with people he recognizes. but, of course, because of security, concerns and the global pandemic, some changes this year. but there was a virtual parade going on right now, and as we look at this moment, a very historic moment as we see vice president kamala harris walking down the street with her husband. >>> now women all over the country paying close attention to the swearing in of the first woman and first woman of color to hold the office of the vice president. nbc bay area shirl heard witnessed history with the first woman who is making history but will not be th

nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us from outside the white house. it is calm there now but a flutter of excitement during the day and more to come tomorrow hitting the ground running. >> reporter: and more to come. the lights have been dimmed. that's because the fireworks show will be starting shortly. and so as joe biden's first day in office comes to an official close it will end with a bang of sorts. and we know it will have been an eventful one filled with pomp and circumstance and as you mentioned a little bit of work as well. outside the u.s. capitol where he worked for decades joe biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the united states facing a field of flags in place of supporters who could not safely travel to washington. president biden vowed to beat back the pandemic and bridge the jagged political divide. >> today, on this january day, my whole soul is in this, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. and i ask every american to join me in this cause. you hear me clearly. disagreement must not lead to disu

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, kris. 6:07 right now. some grim news this morning. the u.s. is hitting all new records in infections and deaths. yesterday was the deadliest day for this nation in the pandemic with more than 4,100 new deaths. in california it's a similar situation, more than 36,000 new cases. 583 people died. >>> a live look at los angeles behind me and the skyline. it is hard to fathom what is going on there. health leaders say one in five tests come back positive. tets deaths at a rate of one every eight minutes. mayor eric garcetti points out the number of people murdered in the city year wide or year long is smaller than how many people died in one day from coronavirus. at the same time new concerns about the accuracy of one covid test being used at l.a. county sites. the company curative makes the test and stands behind the testing kits. new statewide guidelines. health leaders are recommending doses be given to lower priority groups before those vaccines expire or when high priority demand subsides. once the county

kris sanchez joins us with a closer look why. >> well, hi there, laura.ld be eligible fort vaccine leaders are saying how are we the public when we have to reserve doses for the second he workers. governor newsom made the announcement at a mass vaccination site yesterday saying people 65 and older can roll up their sleeves, but bay area county leaders want to know when they are going to get the doses for that. santa clara is still working to vaccinate health care workers and planning for people 75 years and older not 65. in san mateo leaders say they won't have enough vaccines for the first wave of the public unless they get more vaccines from the state. in alameda the chronicle reports the vaccine website crushed under people trying to sign up after the governor's announcement. about 1,000 people got accidental invites for vaccinations though not eligible. the counties echo a similar health care providers their own allotments of the vaccine but counties don't know how many they got. a group of california lawmakers signed a letter to the governor demandin

rick sanchez. our buddy i'm rick sanchez i want to bring up to date now and i want to welcome all of you watching us from all over the world including those of you who are watching us using portable t.v. up in fact especially you who are watching us from around the world because you must be looking at this on this day and wondering what in the world is going on in the united states of america so it's usually an orderly process where one president loses an election the next president is coming in happens every 4 to 8 years and that next president must be affirmed by the u.s. congress actually a joint session of u.s. congress which was what how what was happening this morning in washington d.c. when suddenly a group of people protesters following the order of the president of the united states went to the u.s. capitol not to be to be fair to the president ited states he didn't go and tell them to go to the capitol he did not tell them to try 1 and breach the capitol or break into the capitol but that

. >>> para saber cÓmo ha transcurrido el dÍa tenemos cobertura en equipo, chris sÁnchez y resumen dea enero chris... >>> ha sido emocionante como mujer y madre ver juramentar a kamala harris como la primera mujer vice presidenta de estados unidos, el presidente biden llegÓ a lo que serÁ snuf casa es con su familia y siguiendo los pasos su vice presidenta una mujer de raza negra cuya familia caminaba a su lado, con vestido purp rashg la familia harris. >>> temprano en lamah maÑana trump partiÓ de la casa cumplan por Última vez como presidente ausentÁndose de la toma de posesiÓn de biden en que llevÓ un mensaje de unidad en su primer discurso como presidente. (hablan en inglÉs). ahora el presidente biden firmÓ varias ordenes entre las que incluye una relacionada a la mortal pandemia y por si puedos muchos que esperan ver lo que hace el nuevo% sobre daca e inmigraciÓn, en washington, chris sÁnchez, telemundo 48. >>> esta administraciÓn tiene significado especial para muchos en Área de la bahÍa por la llegada harris a la casa plan carcaha pilar miÑo con las reacciones. >>> gracias, esta

borja: para hablar acerca de este tema nos conectemos vÍa skype con gloria sÁnchez contreras portavoz desinfectantes que vengan de mÉxico pueden ser detenidos en la frontera. y pueden ser sujetos a inspecciÓn. es importante que las personas que tengan desinfectantes a base de alcohol en sus casas, chequen nuestra lista para ver si estÁ. si por alguna razÓn no aparece el fabricante pueden contactar al distribuidor que tambiÉn debe tener la etiqueta y preguntarle de dÓnde viene este desinfectante de manos. carolina: gloria, en casa seguramente todos tenemos varias botellitas de este desinfectante. ¿quÉ pasa si nosotros o nuestros hijos por accidente toca uno de estos desinfectantes? ¿debe contactarse directamente con el mÉdico o esperar algÚn tipo de reacciÓn? gloria: bueno, estos desinfectantes de manos, dicen que tienen alcohol etÍlico. realmente lo que tienen es metanol. cuando se inquiere a travÉs de forma oral o a travÉs de la piel, puede causar pues intoxicaciones, nÁuseas, convulsiones y hasta la muerte. entonces si usted ha tenido algÚn daÑo es importante que la primera que haga

digamos, para poder inclusive, hasta donde yo tengo entendido, practicar este tipo de pruebas. >> sánchezblema durante sus itinerarios y que eso tampoco impacte el turismo >> las familias con pacientes contagiados de covid-19 que están necesitando oxígeno no solo están enfrentando el desabasto ahora tienen que cuidarse también de los fraudes y hasta del crimen organizado que como nos dice ana méndez, está robando los contenedores en méxico para venderlos de manera ilegal. >> el producto más necesitado en época de covid-19 que para el crimen organizado. autoridades confirmaron que en los últimos días se han registrado diversos asaltosa vehículos que transportan tanques de oxígeno situación que afirman ya están investigando >> ha habido varios casos de asaltos y que por lo menos en el 60% de los casos ha habido la detención >> de acuerdo con los reportes los contenedores son robados para ser vendidos en el mercado negro principalmente en internet aquí lo ofertan a costos elevados y sin las medidas necesarias >> muchos de estos terminar en la cárcel por qué les estamos >> decenas de personas

kris sanchez joining us now.weather and is the town buzzing even though there is not a lot of people. >> i can only imagine what it is like during a regular inauguration. we are the last people here of course, west coast. that means we have the latest live shots. the white house is still rocking there. there is a celebration of america going on inside. the sad thing is that there are no regular americans running around enjoying the moment of peaceful transfer of power because we did not know if there would be one after what happened at the u.s. capitol. one of my favorite moments of the night as kamala harris was making her way into the pennsylvania avenue area. that is her alma mater, howard university showing up for her. president joe biden not to be up staged, his alma mater, one nod one an administration. >> first a heavy duty weight has been lifted from my shoulder like for so many people. i am feeling happy and relieved and excited that a daughter of oakland, raised in berkeley is our vice president and i s

among the small group of people there at the white house our very own kris sanchez reporting for us joinsnow live. it is a stunning backdrop behind you. where are you right now in terms of the local there and what did you see today? it must have been incredible. >> reporter: we were smack dab right in front of the front door of the white house. i never thought i would find myself three stories up. we had a bird's eye view of the vice president and the president arriving at the white house for the very first time. a taste of them making their way here. joe biden walked the final stretch and most of the people were kept away because of the violent riot at the u.s. capitol and the ongoing deadly pandemic, he found a way to stop for a few fist bumps along the way. the vice president, unlike any before her -- she's black and a south indian woman whose family walk at her side this is one of my favorite moments. howard university showing up for their own kamala harris. a nice contrast to that traditional military marching band. here is bay area congresswoman barbara lee on today's show of unity

rafael sÁnchez cruise, univisiÓn. —— cruz, univisiÓn.os los afectados. nostra compaÑera tamara nos explica cuÁnto podrÍan recibir si ambos planes son aprobados. tamara: de ser aprobadas ambas propuestas, significarÍa que para los que le formen un nuevo paquete de estimulo federal podrÍa representar un alivio, que en conjunto con el plan de apoyo estatal podrÍa llevar pagos directos de casi $10,000 a familias de bajos recursos con cuatro miembros. le contamos en quÉ consiste. de ser aprobado por legisladores estatales, lo cheques de 600 dolores que propuso el gobernador tambiÉn llegarÍan a aquellos residentes que estÁn excluidos de los cheques de ayuda federal o persona indocumentada que presentan su declaraciÓn de impuestos utilizando un nÚmero de itm a quienes tienen hijos de ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> no suficiente para nivel del costo de vida de california, pero ayudarÁ a las personas que no han recibido ningÚn tipo de ingreso porque no estÁn trabajando. tamara: el nuevo cheque de estimulo llegarÉ a las familias que estuvieron rec

don't sing his way past find opponents he put sanchez straight on the left. a bit of one touch magic and poland popped up by the far post to finish up a very nasty man. who was a very tough match they were good in 1st half worth but we kept going in 2nd half and. we knew that we would get the chances and. important win. and the nightmare wasn't tell you that for this guy yes with 6 minutes left it was royce again with a clinical pass to set up a hole into his 2nd and record breaking 25th goal in his 1st 25 put this league games his fellow no wage unsure not managed to grab a consolation goal right at the end. something him almost at least one decision not mine got right. first off what about a team 2nd half of what a better team at the end reduced. that's analysis was certainly closer to the truth than his full cost before the game. but now let's have a look at what you football philosophy is made of the match days top clashes. here's how the world so the big games we start in argentina where this fine cold holden's 1st goal of the day. sunny in the u.k. gree

rafael sÁnchez cruz, el mandatario aÚn tiene una ultima estrategia para continuar en la presidencia dearon el dos mil veintiuno obstruyendo el voto, el proyecto demÓcrata aumentarÍa los cheques de estÍmulo econÓmico de seiscientos dÓlares a dos mil dolares. y quiÉn soros podemos comenzar el dos mil veintiuno. entiendo cheques de dos mil dÓlares a las familias estadounidenses que luchan para que puedan pasar los dÍas mÁs oscuros y finales dice, estÁn de acuerdo a versiones coescribiÓ efectos, pamplona, el lÍder de la mayorÍa despejamos zizek aumentar la cantidad de los pagos directos no disipÓ usted dinero a las personas que mÁs lo necesitan ha es el ritmo de la recuperaciÓn economica despuÉs lo hizo idc ya ha superado las expectativas y predicciones, aunque la posibilidad de los cheques de dos mil dÓlares ha quedado estancada la cÁmara alta se cortÓ en otro tema. el senado han uno el veto que el presidente no son y te expuso sobre el presupuesto para el departamento de de poniendo en vigencia los fondos para la superaciÓn es el pentÁgono. se tratÓ de la primera b cerco, preso toma esta

kris sanchez and barry sanders will be covering the inauguration next week. she has more security warnings ahead of wednesday's event. >> reporter: when my photographer and i go to washington, d.c. for the inauguration, we'll be in areas that require credentials from both the secret service and the inaugural committee. public access will be pretty limited. we know those security concerns are already having an impact. just today a senate confirmation hearing that was scheduled was abruptly rescheduled. committee members said they wanted to take part in person. and the inauguraleaal for sunday was postponed and now is schedudleor monday. this, as an estimated 20,000 guardsmen continue to pour into washington, d.c. ahead of the inauguration. more fencing is going up. several blocks around the white house are now blocked off and the national mall is closed to the public. we expect to see more closures in the coming days. and this is what happened in sacramento after the fbi warned that extremist groups may be planning more assaults ahead of the inauguration. d.c.

. >>> and today kris sanchez is gearing up to head to washington, d.c. for the presidential inauguration. she wants to hear from you and if you are going. be sure to let her know by following her on facebook, twitter or instagram. center of will be tried alone. the three others tied to the death will be tried in the summer. the judge says that his decision is mostly due to coronavirus. the incident of course triggering protests nationwide. you saw the video showing chauvin leaning on floyd's neck for over 8 minutes. he is charged with second degree murder and second degree manslaughter. >>> we have a live look at sfo for you this morning and a major change if you are flying into the united states. you have to show proof of a negative covid test. the cdc says passengers must be tested within three days of their flight and then show the airline the results before boarding. the new policy will go into effect on january 26. >>> and the white house is issuing one last rule change for the h 1 b visa program involving a new wage requirement for visa holders. it