(alejandro sanchez barria) exactly. barria) this is the house we're getting ready to move, yes. (alejandro sanchez barria) no, the point is not to break it. (alejandro sanchez barria) yes, we're very careful. of course. (alejandro sanchez barria) yes, he's my son. (alejandro sanchez barria) we try to pass the tradition down from one generation to the next. it's important. (alejandro sanchez barria) solidarity is really one of our core values. mingas are all about giving time to help other people out. (alejandro sanchez barria) they've placed some tree trunks on the ground because we're going to slide the house on them. the trunk he's carrying will be used to lift the house and remove the blocks. - scared we'll cause damage? - yes, of course, there's always a risk. (sophie fouron) they're literally lifting the house right now. (alejandro sanchez barria) to move the house, we have to secure it. we'll tie a rope to either side of the house, and one in the middle. the oxen will pull the side ropes and we'll pull the middle

vicente sánchez: le agradezco mucho, buenas tardes.aquí en comunidad del valle; no se nos vayan. [música] aquí a san josé; con nosotros en comunidad del valle, omar rodríguez es de la escuela de arte y cultura, ah, en la mexican heritage plaza, y también moni valenzuela, que es integrante del mariachi azteca, y también es educadora para san josé jazz; nos acompañan aquí en comunidad del valle; bienvenidos al programa. omar rodríguez: gracias damián, gracias por la invitación. - gracias. - pues me alegra que estén aquí con nosotros; comenzamos contigo, omar, porque es ahí en tu plaza, donde se va a llevar a cabo este gran evento, es en celebración de la vida y la memoria de "patita", omar rodríguez: así, así es, este, damián, como lo mencionas, este, el grupo que estaba planeando, ahora sí que, el primer, la primera fiesta de mariachi, aquí en la plaza, este, pues tuvo, como ahora, así como, como motivo de, de hacerle un tributo a carla "patita" díaz, como lo mencionas, este, que por muchos años, este, fue, ahora sí que instrumental, a

sÁnchez: me sentÍ decepcionado. sin palabras.ecir, ella les estÁ llamando la atenciÓn. sÁnchez: bueno, yo lo Único que le puedo decir es... que le dÉ gracias a dios que ella no ha pasado por una situaciÓn de Éstas. que le dÉ gracias a dios que naciÓ aquÍ. sandoval: segÚn los activistas, el fallo de esta corte pudiera afectar al 75% de los mÁs de 400.000 beneficiarios del tps que viven en este paÍs. y ocurre en momentos que nada parece poder detener el flujo migratorio por la frontera. ni siquiera las palabras que la vicepresidenta kamala harris emitiÓ durante su visita a guatemala en junio de 2021. >> do not come. >> yo creo que eso fue parte de la razÓn de que la corte suprema negÓ el caso del seÑor sÁnchez. en el aÑo 90, el clima migratorio era totalmente diferente. sandoval: el abogado jaime aparici presentÓ la causa de los sÁnchez y fue testigo de la audiencia entre los magistrados. aparici: el debate fue por telÉfono, por causa del covid. empezÓ bien, pero inmediatamente se cambiÓ a bastante feo. sandoval: el tono de los jue

jorge sánchez: fue un placer, gracias.o, jack? tocino de dos maneras queso de dos maneras... ¿más preguntas? prueba mi double bacon cheesy jack combo por $5.99. mis hamburguesas con 100% carne de res, son sazonadas mientras se asan. como mi nueva double bacon cheesy jack, con el doble de tocino y el doble de queso. ¡es tan rica que le incluí mi nombre! el double bacon cheesy jack combo, desde $5.99. ordena hoy desde la app de jack. el double bacon cheesy jack combo, desde $5.99. en napa; gloria nos acompaña ahora aquí en comunidad del valle; gloria, bienvenida al programa. gloria bazán: gracias, gracias por la invitación, damián. damián trujillo: hemos estado mostrando video de su viñera; platíquenos ¿qué fue lo que los motivó a la familia bazán, decir, "esto es lo que queremos hacer"? gloria bazán: je, je, je, bueno, mario ha estado en la industria desde 1973, y después de muchos años de estar trabajando en las viñas, le entró la curiosidad por saber qué podía lograr en una botella, y básicamente fue eso, yo lo apoyé, lo

go ahead commissioner sanchez. one of the documents it says award starting date is 12-1-2020 and the ending is 6-30-24. it is 22 now. i'm confused about that. grant time line. i don't know if staff has a response to that. >> it is a 3 year grant and finished the first year i can follow up on that document to ensure the date is correct. jot amended grant award letter. >> thank you. >> roll call vote. >> commissioner alexander. >> yes. >> vice president bogys. >> yes. >> commissioner hsu >> yes. >> motamedi >> yes. >> sanchez. >> yes. >> ward. >> yes. >> lam. >> yes. >> agreement understanding with international brother hood local 6 and sfusd regarding payroll errors. like to ask for a motion and second. >> so moved. >> doctor? second. i'm sorry. was there a second. >> commissioner sanchez. upon labor relations daniel [inaudible]. good evening. i did want to take a moment to thank you for your service it has been an humanor to work with you. the action is the board approve the tentative agreement the mou with inter~

consul sanchez: my pleasure.right, for more information, the consulate of mexico is on folsom street in san francisco. we're gonna show you that web address--there it is-- for more information. up next here on "comunidad del valle," the mariachi festival, fiesta del mariachi returns, stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: well, i said that the mariachi festival returns. it's actually a new event called the fiesta del mariachi. in any case, i got excited 'cause of the word "mariachi" was in that phrase. with me on "comunidad del valle" is omar rodriguez, who is with the school of arts and culture at the mexican heritage plaza, and moni valenzuela is with mariachi azteca. she's also an educator with san jose jazz. folks, welcome to the show. omar rodriguez: thank you, damian. thank you for having us. moni valenzuela: thank you. damian: thank you for being on. well, omar, this is a--you know, call it what you want. this is a festival involving mariachis, but it's called fiesta del mariachi, and it's to honor the memory of yours

la autora de origen mexicano Érica sÁnchez nos muestra su memoria "llorando en el baÑo" una autobiografÍao nacer en estados unidos por ser latina y otra pelÍcula que serÁ de netflix. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> romeo santos sigue siendo el rey de la bachata y ho cantÓ en "hoy dÍa" y en el today show con su Álbum "fÓrmula nÚmero 3". ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hola cÓmo estÁn gracias por acompaÑarnos les saluda felicidad aveleyra. el mÉdico del presidente joe biden dicen que los sÍntomas del covid ha mejorado y los sÍntomas son buenos, cristina estÁ en la casa blanca quÉ es lo Último que se sabe adelante? >>> hola felicidad muy buenas tardes, lo Último que sabemos el esfuerzo de la casa blanca y el presidente de demostrarle al paÍs que estÁ a cargo de la naciÓn y que estÁ trabajando desde su aislamiento tenemos imÁgenes que mostraron esta tarde que estaba reunido con su equipo de manera virtual y esta maÑana una foto se le ve firmando una ley bi-partidista para la ley de leche en polvo y recibimos el parte del mÉdico anoche al mandatario le subiÓ un poco de fiebre a 99. 4 pero se la bajÓ y controlÓ tomando ty

we went through all of the twitter, you know, accounts from linda sanchez.- looking into any of her statements. nothing on this. i also spoke to a couple members on congress on the republican side who have had death threats and they told me no linda sanchez never came to their defense either. the congressional baseball game, it is not because all these guys and gals are great baseball players. the whole point of this is to team build and sort of present an idea of bipartisan ship to the country. boy do we need it now. thank you linda sanchez for showing classlessness and bipartisanship at the game. >> you went full scale investigative 60 minutes. >> the brain room is a smart group of people here working at fox news and help us research topics. >> no one has ever flipped the bird at me even though they are smart. here's what i'm wondering. you would think there would be some sort of corroboration over what happened at this baseball game? it is not a sold out crowd; right? everybody has a phone. somebody would have said yeah, i did hear someone say that. the y

100 años. >> la familia organizó la celebración de esta forma como medida de prevención y el señor sánchez el centro cultural de distrito de la misión cuyo objetivo es promover y conservar, preservar la cultura latinoamericana sandra cervantes nos cuenta más. >>el corazón que ven aquí es significativo para nosotros porque el centro cultural de la misión, es reconocido como el corazón del barrio >>un corazón que martina ayala la nueva directora asegura la de para todos los inmigrantes latinoamericanos que busca celebrar su cultura >>aquí el corazón del barrio de para todos. es muy común entrar y encontrar, el sonido de los tambores, encontrar los colores y la pasión de nuestra cultura expresada por medio del arte y por medio de nuestra serigrafía y nuestras obras artísticas presentadas en este lugar >>ubicado entre las calles (nombre), este centro fue fundado en 1977. este año celebran 45 años como un centro multidisciplinario para personas de todas las edades. >> ofrecemos clases de danza teatro, arte fotografía ayala resalta que el pasado 9 de marzo la ciudad de les otorgó una designación

i am with -- i am with sal ex sanchez this morning -- alex sanchez, ceo of the florida bankers associationust -- when he read these numbers, you know, it's so disappointing because my father, my mother, when we came to america they just loved being here. they were so thankful to america, to this great country for taking us in and -- but these numbers unfortunately and sadly prove that we have to secure our borders and, chad, i wanted to ask you, can you tell maria's viewers that the government in mexico, we never really talk about this but the government in mexico encourages people to come to the united states because they're not stopping anybody at the border, even though they stop people at their southern border who want to i'm great to mexico -- immigrate to mexico and send them back right away. tell the viewers, chad, mexico, they receive a lot of money from immigrants here so they want to encourage more immigrants to america because they get money sent back to mexico so they have no incentive at all to stop the immigration flow. maria: real quick, chad. >> i think this starts with u.s

george: sanchez, the 2-1.: if you think of it, the biggest threat the democrats had was when senator john allsop of georgia knocked a hardball into the corner in left field, try to stretch a double into a triple and got thrown out. that has been the closest they have been. george: great shot that he relayed to third. mitch: you saw jon ossoff trying to do what he did before. george: down to first base, george to be wanted nothing to do with sanchez. good hustle. mitch: last year did the same thing, if i recall correctly. a pinch runner down there, we will get an ion who the pinch runner will be. she will come off to a nice ovation. george: when she comes back around to her side, she will get a nice standing ovation. sanchez draws a leadoff walk here in the six after flying out -- after flying out to right field. mo brooks messing with him over there. george: jeffrey's off and running, the throw by davis is not in time. mitch: hakeem jeffries showing a little speed there. he is the chair of the democratic caucu

has been going off to us on julian sanchez, australian journalist, which he likes confound, disclose secret documents and fax, the change global perceptions to which america can prosecute him on 18 challenges if there were justice. the crimes that julian exposed war crimes, the killing of innocent civilians would not be impute wide because the songs revealed this a ah ah, the u. k colt initially rejected the u. s. request to expedite songs. i'm it fears for his mental health from risk of suicide and a high security prison. the british, i cool, overturned the decision and approved the soldiers extradition to the u. s. where he could face up to a 175 years in jail. because it pandemic could have been caused by a u. s. biotech. mistake about according to the chairman of a commission organized by renowned medical journal balances. i'm pretty convinced it came out of the us lab, but it's a blunder. in my view, a biotech, not an accident of a natural spill over, while doctors around the world are warning about the danger of a possible new way of cold id, though it will be a new phase. i ce

thus, we will save energy, which is so necessary for our country, according to sanchez, with these savingere is a positive side to the electricity bills will be less meanwhile forecasters promise that in this weekend in many parts of spain temperatures will rise above 40°, the forecast for the next days is also disappointing a new wave of extreme heat is expected. today in the moscow region at the forum the territory of meanings, uh, young politicians were able to ask questions to the leaders of all factions of the state duma during the discussion, each of them told me the role of youth in modern realities. what factors should you pay attention to when choosing a party? humanity has not come up with anything better than humanism and justice, justice is a quality, which moves all mankind for many centuries, who keeps their promises? who is imprisoned for a real person for every family? and who is the real political power of speech has already answered the question. where there is more justice there you and the road. read the pre-election, and all the promises are the pre-election program o

. >>> conmigo se encuentra renÉ sÁnchez. que estÁn en crisis, y muchas veces se piensa en compras comida o los Útiles y es parte de lo que la organizaciÓn apoya a la sociedad y esta iglesia ayuda y tienen varios lugares para repartirlos. >>> muchas gracias a renÉ sÁnchez. hasta ahora las personas que han donado por telemundo 48.com (informaciÓn en pantalla) llevamos recaudados casi 500 mil, pero la meta es sobrepasar la meta de 26 mil mochilas, gracias por habernos ayudado. desde apple valley, regreso contigo. >>> gracias. >>> feliz miÉrcoles, seguimos bajo la influencia de la capa marina temperaturas frescas, qÉe podemos esperar en los prÓximos dÍas? detalles tras la pausa. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales) 9pm. ¿y ahora? pisé un cable. culpable. cuando se trata de prevenir apagones, tenemos el poder. . >>> 12 con 14. las familias de la masacre escolar en texas, uvalde, recibieron informaciÓn sobre el inicio de la tragedia, telemos detalles de lo que ocurriÓ en esta reuniÓn con los miembros de dicha ciudad. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> d

última tragedia que acabó la vida de tres personas una >>> el altar que se empezó formar cristina sánchezorest los que dejaban los jóvenes sería de frente casi con una cometa toyota después con otro auto estacionado, nortel accidente terminó 9:00 de la noche por la calle no han nk estaba gritando porque quedaron los cuerpos abajo del carro, y fue muy triste según soto le decís en que les esta velocidad parece haber sido faltar en este excedente y vecinos aseguran que lo que llaman un hundimiento pronunciada la intercepción también es un problema, lo que cause que alta velocidad perder control de los carros. >>> para que se de un heredero reflejo del conductor de la distancia que recorrió desde edad se encuentra cleveland y el auto terminó estrellándose a una cuadra. >>> como lo hace cada año intensificó su mensaje después del feriado termina a medianoche de, pesar de que faltan alas para que termines en el semanas feriado la patria de caminos dice que tan solo la primera no es el apple tv de vigilancia arrestará a los 191 personas en ese estado, no se sabe cuántas personas el original en

and more new ways to save an unexpected decision was proposed by the prime minister of spain, pedro sanchezsiders it necessary to give up ties. so it will be easier to bear the heat. so, you can simply not turn on the air conditioners and not waste electricity. the prime minister has already conveyed a new economic initiative, yes, of his cabinet. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that i am without a tie. this means that we can all save energy. i have asked ministers and officials to do the same and i am asking the private sector. don't wear ties unnecessarily. this way we will save energy. which is so necessary for our country conference sanchez did not specify whether he proposed such austerity measures in serbia, where he met with aleksandar vučić on the issue of european integration, but discussed the situation around kosovo and food supplies, which are now also lacking due to anti-russian sanctions. well, in the meantime, gazprom kept their promise and published part of the correspondence with siemens, as well as documents on the technical condition of the turbines. at no

selena has been an inspiration for isabel marie sanchez. she grew up listening to her music. >> selena's music lives on forever and ever. >> isabel brought a tribute to selena to san francisco. ♪ [ singing ] >> selena's music with the orchestra vibrated throughout the hall. being in the audience, you felt it. the night to remember the queen of tijano music. and for isabel, this has opened doors for her. >> i do a song that is on my album and then fans are recognizing my music as well. even when we do meet and greet after the show, you know, moms or dads have come up to me, and i had selena to look up to and now my daughter has someone to look up to you and it is awesome to be in that stage, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and i'm super blessed. >> what a show. coming up, a giant skeleton from a prehistoric era is going up for auction. the well preserved fossil found in montana could fetch millions of dollars. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, >>> a controversial tradition make its come back. why some say the running of the

de la ba lÍa que le tengo mÁs cariÑo asÍ que serÁ un placer compartir con nuestra compaÑera chris sÁnchezmeros contigo. >>> el fÚtbol mexicano viviÓ una mala jornada no participarÁ en olÍmpicos de parÍs 2024 un duro golpe que generÓ reacciÓn inmediata en el seno de la federaciÓn mexicano del fÚtbol y quiÉn dio la cara fue el director general deportivo gerardo torrado. >>> el resultado de ayer con justa razÓn se calificÓ como fracaso, no es el fÚtbol, no es el fÚtbol que la aficiÓn mexicana se merece. ni por lo que hemos estado trabajando aquÍ en la estructura de selecciones. >>> el resultado de ayer es un resultado vergonzoso, el igual por ningÚn motivo se tendrÍa que haber presentado. >>> a pocas horas de que inicio oea el apertura 2022 de la liga mx chivas recibiÓ una noticia buena es que tras abandonar este jueves el entrenamiento por una molestia en la rodilla macÍas estarÍa fuera luego de que la resonancia mostrara una lesiÓn, pronto recuperaciÓn para Él. >>> la casa de los partidos local chivas es telemundo revisarÁ al juÁrez en el acron. >>> comenzaron movimientos de la agencia lib

. >> and i'm kris sanchez henefer laura garcia, a lot to get to this monday morning, it was a busy week as we want to get right to it. first, fire crews are working around the clock to try to gain control of what is called the oak fire burning your yosemite. more than 15,000 acres have burned so far and there is a lot of dried brush fueling the flames. >> the bigger the fire gets the more smoke impacts our air quality. so this is a stunning satellite video, look at this showing incredible smoke, how worried should we be about air quality? >> the two concerns are does it stay aloft, or go down to the surface and impact us directly? if you are around the coastline we should be okay, we start off foggy into the afternoon. but let's look at weather conditions where monitoring editing into this afternoon. the temperatures near that area will be around 80. notice the wind speeds, we are talking southwest wind, light and calm right now but it will get breezy into the afternoon but if i fast-forward the timeline you see it picks up 10 or 11 miles per hour, then temperatures unfortunately are ve

i'm kris sanchez . >> i'm marcus washington. first, let's get a look at the forecast with vianey arana tracking what we can expect. >> and it's going to be a cloudy start. a live look over san jose. you can see the cloud cover but temperatures will start in the 50s for the most part. this afternoon expect a range of temperatures. we have good clearing and inland temperatures. look at the temperature trend. around 10:00 or 11:00 we climb into the upper 60s. in san jose we are expecting that marine layer to hang out a little bit longer and areas t a like san francisco. carl the fog likes to stick around. here's a live look at san francisco. i will take you through your afternoon highs and what to expect in the extended forecast coming up . >>> let's take a look toward the niles canyon area. you cannot drive on 84. not connecting between 680 and mission. typical overnight roadwork and we look at 5:00 for the reopening. dublin interchange is fine. at the altamont pass we've seen speeds just start to dip below 65 miles per hour. no s

i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. mike is patiently waiting by. >>> first we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> it's cold this morning. cooler in here. we are waking up to clouds rolling by. this is a outside as you are heading out this morning. better air quality too. yesterday we had a hazy sky with some smoke. today we're looking at good air quality. look at these temperatures. slightly cooler for the valleys that have been so hot these past few days. fairfield at 88. the same in livermore. san jose in the low 80s. 70s for the interbay and 60s on the coast. more changes are coming and we'll talk about that coming up. mike, you are looking across the golden gate. >> sometimes. sometimes we can't see it because of fog but we are looking here because we have a traffic from the marin side. we still have headlights coming across. some low cloud cover and maybe fog at times and we will show you the bay bridge coming up. right now the speed sensor show is smooth drive. right here is where the traffic is ending

sanchez is a highly decorated army sharpshooter. the family could not be more proud. >> happy birthday to him. so awesome. >>> before we get to whether, i want to greet -- gf. we are so lucky to have you here. you come to us from minneapolis. mike i do. i come from indianapolis, rachel from sacramento. >> lovely. >> this is familiar territory for me anyway. i'm happy to be here with you guys. >> we are grateful. >> you will be really happy in january. >> i know, right? minnesota, those were some long, hard winters. >> he told me about it, he said he could not put on enough layers. i said, oh, terry, you did not talk to the right people. >> a case of winter and summer, well, san francisco. let's take a look at the temperatures around the country. he continues up to the east. let's check out minneapolis right now. not too bad, 75 degrees but he continues in the southern plains. upper 90s around dallas-fort worth. tomorrow, by the way, washington, d.c. will climb to 99 degrees. so contrast that to the winter and summer we are seeing ri

extended family wanted to keep things covid-19 safe for sanchez. they opted for driving by. he is a decorated army sharp shooter and his family couldn't be more proud. >> he was there two days, two days after d-day i believe it was? he was there from pretty much the beginning. and he has three purple hearts. and he still has a piece of mortar shell -- yeah. there's still a piece of shrapnel in his arm. >> amazing man. he has seven children and many grandchildren and even more great grandchildren. >> love that. >>> all right, it's the santa clara county fair returning different this year. the fair is back for the first time in three years today. but this time, there's no can value. okay. so what's it got then? okay. the fair will be dedicated to livestock and art exhibits this year: it runs through july 30th with a livestock auction on the final day. >>> all right, and monterey county, the california rodeo's salinas is under way. take a look at this. you think this is what you call mutton busting? >> oh, yeah it is. >> kids ages 4 to 7 ride the sheep for championship title. m

gina sanchez is buying the farm, three ag stocks she likes and one food name she is steering away from. dom chu has the numbers? dom? >> we have a nice rally today to follow up on the general positive theme to end this particular july with right now the dow industrials up 200. the s&p 500 up about a full percent. 4115 the last trade. the composite up 1.3%. as you can see, just about the most important sectors out there are in the green so we'll keep an eyen that one place to keep an eye on is the energy complex overall there's a reason why energy. the oil majors integrated names came out with earnings that topped expectations. chevron with a nice boost to up the higher end of the stock buyback guidance chevron and exxon leading higher energy etfs that track the market all doing very solid gains with it. watch that energy trade. and then the one place that you got to kind of keep an eye on with whether or not to indicate something broadly speaking is intel. chipmaking giant no doubt but down after disappointed results on the top and bottom lines and cut the full-year forecast and invest

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez let's take a look at the forecast and get you out the door on thisng. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> basically a repeat of yesterday. if you're heading out the door in antioch, it's a cool start but it will heat up quickly. take a look at our trend. for the drive to work we are in the mid to upper 60s but it goes to read as we see temperatures heating into the early afternoon into the upper 80s eventually reaching the low 90s. livermore seeing a high of 93 while san jose or reaching to the mid-80s. we stay comfortable in san mateo at 7186 in santa rosa. san francisco not making it out of the 60s. we'll talk more about this coming up. and mike you have been tracking a big issue for b.a.r.t. >> i learned from the fire department this will not be a recovery soon. the antioch line is stopped between concord and pleasant hill. there is a trackside fire. they've cut power to the b.a.r.t. line so they can address the fire. there is a small structure involved but no residences. people are fine for what i understand as far as the peop

sanchez.'s written about young women of color before, and now she's writing about her own life, her own personal struggles and how se overcame all of it. erika l. sanchez, a poet, novelist and essayist, unveiling what it means to be an ambitious mexican american woman on her debut memoir "crying in the bathroom." taking us on a journey through what she calls her misfit childhood, struggles with her body, and path to success. what motivated to you write this book? >> i had to write this book in order for me to heal many different wounds. me healing my wounds i feel hopefully i can help other people heal theirs. >> reporter: an illinois native. sanchez raised by mexican-immigrant parents always insisting on being herself regardless of the consequences from owning the decision for a better life to her mental health. >> there's a line that you wrote that says there's always been a part of me that is vast and empty. maybe that's one way to describe my depression, a bottomless desire for which i wil

ah, julian sanchez lewis says he's fall to fresh appeals against extra dicing the whistleblower to the us. prolonged the legal basil against the u. k. government decision to handle the a songs to will forty's in the us where he faces up to 175 years in prison for publishing american military secrets on wiki lakes and supporters of been rallying in london to demand his release as sanchez father was among them, sharing his despair at the state's persecution of his son who would not move in with you. as soon as his legal teams that the us previously attempted to illegally abduct him and that fog exercising him, that could put his life in jeopardy. the whistleblower is being how to persons high security bell marsh prism, his wife, stacy's health, is seriously deteriorated while in custody. he was arrested outside of ecuador with embassy in london in 2019 of the latin american country scrapped his fine am status . he's a rundown of why the u. s. has been going off to us on julius orange, australian journalist with he leeks, co founder, disclose secret documents and facts that change global

so a sanchez while fighting has been full mind some hell the ukrainians behaved like an human. thank you so much. larry, to de la graders glory to the russian soldier, if we had not waited wholly, i dunno will. will have happened to us. we phrases, thanks, lisa connie's, alice. unfortunately, it's not entirely over yet a tremendous amount of mind. the booby traps were plotted in and around the city. worse, many ukrainian troops have got into hiding. and the now being routed out. this is one of the barracks where ukrainian troops, the meeks of the said, there's a variety of different services involved. territory percent flaws, as well as regular, as well as national thought. mixed up again. they lived in well squalid condition, put in every room that we did a thorough community uniform scattered about. and that is a major problem because when you've easy credit and so just as they felt that they were being abandoned, they took off a uniform, stopped, and changed the civilian clothes and mixed with the local population. catching them is a matter of time. the cities still being ki

on ministers, officials and business leaders not to wear a tie, unnecessarily, thanks to this, sanchezurn off the air conditioners. the first in russia was opened in penza center within the framework of the russian teenagers program, it has the opportunity to communicate with peers to develop their creative talents, and dina ishmukhametova's report is a way out of crisis situations. you can play playstation games just watch movies listen to music, here you relax in the free zone of everyone from adults from problems. here, without exception, every teenager is expected, but special attention is paid to those who find themselves in a difficult life situation. till late evening. we went for a walk, because there was nothing to do very boring. and here they came here immediately began, something to do there, prepare to draw, there are a lot of opportunities and the most modern stuffing, huge projects and a game console. a room with computers workshops where you can learn professions so that everyone can learn how to earn and spend their own money here they came up with a whole system. so b

wildfires for a decade in a visit to one of the worst effected areas. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez made clear what he thought was to blame. i want to say that evidently climate change kills it, kills people, kills ecosystems, the bio diversity, and it also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, homes, businesses and livestock were here in a farming area in an agricultural area near the town of morrow, one of the worst effected parts of spain, where the wildfires have been raging for days and we've seen truly apocalyptic scenes. the flames are just taking over suddenly the entire areas of farmland, entire buildings filled with animals and farming equipment. people are trying to use harvesters to dig fire lies to stop the fire where it is, but it continues to rage on and take over more and more land just using it as fuel burning further and faster in southwest france, firefighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, a tactic, used to clear out the build up of flammable materials by igniting the surroun

sanchez father was among them, sharing his despair at the states persecution of his son who would not move in with us. as soon as his legal team stays, the us previously attempted to illegally abduct him and that fog exercising him, they could put his life in jeopardy. the whistleblower is being how to persons high security bell marsh prism, his wife, stacy's health, has seriously deteriorated while in custody. he was arrested outside ecuador, with embassy in london in 2019 of the latin american country, scrapped his fine m status. here's a rundown of why the u. s. has been going off. the assange, julianna's orange, australian journalist with he leeks, co founder, disclose secret documents and fax, the change global perceptions to which america can prosecute them on 18th challenges. if there were justice, the crime control in exposed war crimes, the killing of innocent civilians would not be impute why. because the songs revealed this i ah the u. k colt initially rejected the u. s. request to expedite sonjee. i'm it fears for his mental health from risk of suicide and a high security

so sanchez, while fighting has been full mind somehow the ukrainians behaved like an human central. thank you so much. larry, to the la graders glory to the russian soldier. if we had not waited for you. i dunno. we'll have happened to we phrases. thanks lisa connie. unfortunately, it's not entirely over yet a tremendous amount of mind. the booby traps were planted even, and around the city. worse, many ukrainian troops have got into hiding and the now being routed, that this is one of the barracks where ukrainian troops, the meeks of the said there's a variety of different services involved. territory percent flaws, as well as regular as well as national thor mixed up. can they live well squalid condition? put in every broom we visit, there are plenty 3 uniform scattered above. and that is a major problem because many of these you couldn't so just as they felt that they were being abandoned, they took off a uniform, stopped them, changed into civilian clothes and mixed with the local population. catching them is a matter of time. the cities still being cleared and more being found

his supporters are being rallying in london to demand his release as sanchez father was among them sharing kiss despair at the states persecution of his son. were norton indigo. i mean done to jewels legal to him. so he was previously attempted to legally abduct him and that for extra dieting had that could put his life in jeopardy. there was a blower as being held, a person's high security bell marsh prison. his wife stacy's health, has seriously deteriorated while in custody. he was arrested outside ecuador, with embassy in london in 2019 off. the latin american countries scrapped his asylum status. here's a run down of why the u. s. has been going off the assange julian, a song australian journalist to which he likes, co founder, disclose secret documents and facts, the change global perceptions to which america can prosecute him on the 18 challenges. if there were justice, the crime good. julian exposed the war crimes the killing of innocent civilians would not be impute why. because a songs reveal this a mm . with the u. k. course initially rejected the u. s. request to expedite the s

sÁnchez: es que estas partes ya no se van a poder vender a cualquier persona.odo el mundo las puede comprar. megid: combatiendo lo que la casa blanca llama una pandemia de violencia con armas de fuego. este aÑo el presidente biden anunciÓ una iniciativa para castigar con mÁs severidad a quienes fabrican y venden armas fantasmas y a quienes las usan para cometer crÍmenes. sÁnchez: el enfoque de la nueva regulaciÓn son estos kits, que es bÁsicamente decir, no solamente son las partes de armas, pero la manera en que se venden y la manera en que se promocionan para hacer armas. y yo creo que las partes en sÍ deben ser armas, que no solamente venderlas con intenciÓn de que sean armas. megid: el aÑo pasado atf reportÓ que aproximadamente 20.000 armas fueron recuperadas por las autoridades en todo el paÍs. pero cuando se convierten en armas estos simples pedazos de metal, la respuesta le sorprenderÁ. janiot: y algo mÁs que puede sorprender es como mÁs allÁ de lo que ocurre a puerta cerrada en hogares como el de la familia mendoza, estas armas sin control ni registro e

i'm boris sanchez in for kate bolduan. the top story, the shocking assassination of japan's former prime minister stunning the world. >>> plus, a strong new jobs report out that could actually complicate the fight against runaway inflation. we're going to talk to one of the president's top advisers. >>> and we're going to hear from president biden directly. he's speaking this hour as the white house is rolling out its plan to protect access to abortion. that's what we're watching at this hour. >>> we begin with new developments in the assassination of japan's longest serving prime minister. shinzo abe killed, shot twice during a campaign speech earlier today. and the attack was caught on video. it is hard to watch. here are the moments the shots rang out. [ speaking foreign language ] [ gunshots ] police took the gunman into custody just moments after the shooting. officials say he's a local resident in his 40s, though his motive is not yet known. the assassination of the 67-year-old abe has shocked japan. a country where

al minuto 93 richard sÁnchez le da el primer triunfo al amÉrica. continuamos con el noticiero univisiÓn. patricia: miÉrcoles 13 de julio. familiares de las vÍctimas de la masacre en la escuela primaria en uvalde estÁn indignados por la publicaciÓn del video sobre la fallida actuaciÓn de la policÍa y al ataque del pistolero que matÓ a 19 estudiantes y dos maestras. la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses tiene rastros de un quÍmico herbicida en la orina. es la preocupante revelaciÓn de un estudio de los cdc.

i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. to get a look at things and how they are working for us this morning. many people this morning are looking at this and talking about this. firefighters are making headway on that large wildfire burning in yosemite. containment as of late last night was at 25% and that is thanks in part to that mild condition from yesterday including almost no wind. and a parks spokesperson said the fire is no longer an immediate threat to mariposa grove come home to some of the world's oldest sequoias. firefighters there are hopeful they can make headway. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking air-quality conditions and it sounds like there is a change coming in wind direction . >> that will help. our wind is coming off the ocean bringing in better air quality for the bay area today. as we take a look at these measurements of particulate matter and how much of that wildfire smoke is moving into the bay area when it is below 50 that is good air-quality. we can see all the red and purple spreading towar

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joining us with her picks is gina sanchez great to have you.front of the buzz saw so to speak and your first name is one that danielle shay was warning it could be a short squeeze in other words, netflix. tell us why this one is a buy for you. >> so netflix is a story that we've actually owned it for a while, so we have taken it in the chin, it is down 70% this year, so that is not great but remember, a lot of that came off of the sort of resetting after the pandemic they did see subscriber growth drop now they are making moves to help improve -- or sort of get in front of all of the password sharing. they are offering subaccounts at a lower price point just to get some of that revenue in. they are trying to bring ad revenue in but for us, netflix is really starting to see a bottom and we see more up side than down side. and so if you are looking for something that has a limited down side and much bigger up side, netflix as a proven giant, they have figured out how to make profits, how to make revenues and so we think that there is still a lot

i think that we are growing in the wrong direction, marco sanchez from the food and agriculture organization. thank you. my pleasure. now more money am better working, did conditions. that's what striking french rail workers are demanding. they say their wages aren't enough to cope with inflation. and the staff shortages of push things to breaking point. natasha butler reports in paris. there were fewer rail workers than usual at paris is galilee or train station pickers many were on strike to demand higher wages. staff say that they've not had a pay rise in nearly a decade and with the rising cost of living, they're struggling financially. only the salary, commer, buddhist, that we are on sal. reason like many employees, we see the cost of living going up long, but our salaries won't go up. so it doesn't add up any more than a sir to francis train services were canceled causing disruption for some travelers . at the start of the summer break. can be done, it is annoying for us as passengers, but the right to strike is a fundamental one and i sympathize with their demands. i did my lack of v

a new scandals are emerging among his inner circle and there are calls for him to resign. arianna sanchez, reports from lima when pedro casteel won the presidency one year ago, he promised peruvians, he would stamp out corruption in government an end to poverty in the country. the farmer and rural teacher also candidly said he was learning the job on the go. but one year round castillo struggling. he has sworn in for cabinets with more than 50, mister, dismissed, and made political infighting. no thought, almost almost up at us. i don't see to go, we are not here to be a circus, or a country has put us here to work for peru, for development, and a fight against corruption settle. it will cost the yoke himself stands accused of corruption. the attorney general is investigating castillo for peddling graft and obstruction of justice for allegedly orchestrating the escape of kia lice. who prosecutor's sake may hold evidence of the precedence involvement in crimes. john roy says he already, he is not the honest man. we thought he was, he is suspected of corruption and he's awarding of public c

well, let's get more form marianna sanchez, who joins us now live from my lima. i can see that you, of course, of the demonstration there at what's happening there will demonstrate a saying about all of this well needs. there are demonstrators who have been here for a while now and police and hundreds of police who haven't allowed them to reach congress. there have been demonstrators in favor of personal feel. i'm those against president gusio, but i have to say that for the level of this consent in the country and that is 71 percent of say they are just some sense of the government of very little people here today, or here in the capital. now the boat to the face, he said that i did, but they did not last. now 900 percent of the i'm still support field. there's been some senior protest last year because i'm almost allegations that you just mentioned those investigations. and because you'll have not perform quite well for having more than the ministers have been with you all this year. that's a remarkable number, if you will. now the majority of prove they want j

and yenna sanchez, i just need at least be do that as well. and columbia. i am have started to normalize diplomatic relations. ambassadors will be appointed, and consulates will reopen for the 1st time in 3 years. when colombian president elect gustovo, petro takes office early next month, the 2 nations settle work towards boosting security along the 2000 kilometer border . the final 2 contenders in the race to become the u. k. next, prime minister have had their 1st drilling in front of conservative party members on secondary las trust. and former chancellor wishes to like spoke before party supporters in the english city of leeds. it's the 1st of 12 such events that will be held across the u. k. before conservative party members vote on who will be their new leader. i read dinosaurs, skeletons sold at auction in new york for more than $6000000.00. but there is concern among scientists about the ethics of such sales, beaufort that could lose access to research the perfectly preserved bones of a girl who solace a cousin of the more famous t rex cuba. i was

. >> today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us. >> reporter: we are traveling in getting back to a more normal life. there is a new omicron variant. let's look at the numbers. two-thirds of the counties are in the highest covid-19 level in the bay area has 351 new cases per week. the cdc is recommending wearing a mask indoors again. all counties are now in the orange level, which is the highest level of transmission. case rates are going up and hospitalizations are not. if we are vaccinated and boosted, we will have some protection. >> if you have had omicron recently , you will not get a get out of jail pass . >> reporter: the new omicron variant spreads more easily, even among people who have already had it. it has accounted for more than one-third of all cases. i did have covid-19 last month. my case was mild . i didn't have to go to the hospital, but i didn't test negative 12 days. for people who do not have six- time, this could mean losing a whole paycheck or two. vaccines are still available. >> thank you so much, kris. >>> we are still working to learn what led up to a bus crash

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