estamos con sabrina que es partera. marÍa: estÁn de moda las parteras, sabrina? sabrina: por fin!.on informadas y toman decisiones y es una decisiÓn propia. hay lugares en donde la pandemia causa miedo con respecto al hospital, pero el gobierno dice que las mujeres siguen yendo al hospital. tengo muchas consultas prenatales. marÍa: cuesta menos un parto en la casa? sabrina: pues sÍ, estamos adaptando los precios a la situaciÓn económica. marÍa: cuÁnto cuesta un parto con partera en mÉxico? sabrina: no te lo puedo decir porque cada lugar es diferente, hay pueblos en donde cuesta 600 $ y en otros lugares vale 5000 $ o mÁs. jorge: sabrina, en los hospitales tienen la prÁctica de que sÓlo una persona puede entrar al parto, pero de ustedes? sabrina: nosotros seguimos la prÁctica de que el padre estará en el parto. en mÉxico, en la mayorÍa de hospitales pÚblicos no pueden entrar los padres. jorge: cuÁntos hijos tuyos nacieron con parteras? sabrina: todos. jorge: gracias por estar con nosotros. marÍa: andamos de un lado para otro. jorge: al regreso vamos a estar con prince royce. ♪ ♪ en s

sabrina: sí, prima, tú no te preocupes por ella.

sabrina: sí, prima, tú no te preocupes por ella.

>> clerk: we have sabrina shaggy on the line. if you could unmute her mike so she can -- her mic so she can address the panel. >> good morning, supervisors. we appreciate you hearing -- we appreciate you hearing this item today. i'm sabrina shaggy and i'm speaking on behalf of the project sponsor. and the gas station has been operating at the site for decades and includes a building with an awtdo repair station and a small food mart. the owners propose to put the auto repair station to a more beneficial use by expanding this into the rest of the existing building. the planning commission unanimously approved the project on consent. although this is a chevron gas station it's a family-owned and operated franchise where the owners take great pride in being part of this community. their goal is to provide a true neighborhood serving market in response to the needs of their customers. the expanded food mart will include the sale of general grocery items, fresh coffee, made-made food and personal items, as well as beer and wine. so th

>>> presente. >>> sabrina ruiz? >>> presente. >>> edgar huerta? de ir a la pausa. >>> edgar por favor levanta la mano. >>> aquÍ estoy. >>> allÍ estÁs mi edgar. >>> ya eres famoso con el video de la graduaciÓn que me encanto, estudioaste cine mato grafÍa qÉe sientes de quienes reaccionaron al video? >>> me siento un poquito sorprendido porque no pensÉ que llegara tan lejos. pero me siento muy orgulloso, porque mucha gente mirÓ el lado bonito del video. quÉ es lo que e querÍa que miraran. >>> claro que sÍ, y ademÁs que nos sentimos superorgullosos de ti. >>> hace cuÁnto no has tenido la oportunidad de ver a tu mami porque sÉ que planeaba venir a a tu graduaciÓn pero no pudo acompaÑarte correcto? >>> sÍ asi es. >>> hace cuÁnto no la ves? >>> abril quince, ya diez aÑos sin vernos, cumplimos. >>> te digo que tienes unos fanÁticos que tuyos que estan en puebla en mÉxico. tÚ quieres ver quiÉnes son? >>> sÍ. >>> bueno, yo te los presento aquÍ estÁn y tienen un mensaje muy especial para ti. >>> gracias a dios lograste tu sueÑo. que siempre anhelaste. y Éch

"my husband was awesome," sabrina said. "he was everything." sabrina, a registered nurse, who later took her husband to the hospital. more than 800 cars attended the drive-through wake at mt. zion. >> god bless until we meet again. >> pastor kendall pierre pierre sr. was 45. his daughter taylor just graduated from lsu. every life lost is worth remembering. if you want us to share the story of someone close to you, please tell us. you can email coronavirus@cbsnews.com. we'll be right back. and... l(music fades in). hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >>> good morning, workers are refusing to go back to work. they have been on jobless benefits for months and would prefer to stay safe at home. they say people can lose their benefits if they refuse to accept a fitting job offer. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention is raising doubts about the accuracy of antibody tests. they see the tests could be wrong 50% of the time. >>> the city of pacifica will reopen beach parking lots. they say that it will happen along the s

. >> quit lying, sabrina. >> this was a meeting held on zoom april 15th. the yelling goes on for three minutes until the board president leaves. >> you know he sent the photos -- >> long time commissioner sabrina brennan referencing accusations about tom ma tush. there was a sexual harassment claim alleging, he sent pornographic photos. before being elected, he e-mailed over 40 people explicit photos including brennan. but he denies the harassment allegations and the attorney concluded they were unfounded. >> this meeting highlights what's been krit soozed by the grand jury as a 50-year history of problems surrounding the district, including running multimillion dollar deficits and allegedly wasting taxpayer money. >> i hold all of us in the county accountable to some degree. >> state assembly member kevin mullen says the latest meeting is an embarrassment for san mateo toint. >> especially during times of crisis, we need elected boards to work in a constructive and a civil manner. >> a 2014 civil grand jury report titled what is the price of dysfunction?

another friend, sabrina, so she is devastated by the newsand re another crime statistic. >> he's not a 22-year-old man with a critical wound, he's courtney. he's our friend and our loved one, he is a pillar in our community. >> reporter: he worked at twitter and social media platform is alive with condolences and tributes to their friend, and there's this, his final tweet posted just five minutes before he was shot, i just ate a delicious brito in dolores park and for a brief moment, everything felt okay. things are anything but okay for those who love him. >> he was supposed to change the world. he was going to change the world and that something that everyone who met him knows. he's done so much already for everyone he's ever met and people who have never met him. he's been working hard for all of us. >> police are not commenting about the crime other than to say it's unacceptable, they are asking the public for help with any leads. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is firing back after a lawsuit over conditions in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. to siss resints are suing th

"despierta amÉrica" ya regresamos y ahora felicitamos a raul: celebramos en grande el esfuerzo de sabrina defensas y proteger el sistema inmunolÓgico y estos son alimentos que te ayudan para poder suplementar los nutrientes y los minerales. por acÁ tenemos los cÍtricos como toronja, naranja, mandarina, limay la vitamina c que ayuda a que el cuerpo produzca mÁs glÓbulos blancos por lo que contagiarnos de cualquier virus es casi imposible porque suben tus defensas y no tienen ojos y piel muy sano. tambiÉn algo que me encanta el brÓcoli porque contiene muchos minerales y altos niveles de vitamina a. la gente cree que solamente se puede sacarde de la naranja pero no es asÍ porque brÓcoli por ejemplo tambiÉn tiene mucha vitamina c. tambiÉn otro alimento natural es el ajoporque ayuda a bajar la presiÓn sanguÍnea y el jengibre que me encanta porque te ayuda a desinflamar. el jengibre te ayuda para poder quitar el dolor de garganta.. muchas veces no podemos tener todos estos nutrientesasÍ que por esta razÓn siempre tomate un multi vitamÍnico para protegerte nuestro cuerpo no produce ni guarda vit

we spoke to sabrina and megan, the creators of fix the mask last weekend. the two roommates also have a fix that uses just three rubber bands. to find out more about all this go to fixthemask.com. >>> well, a scary name for a frightening insect now in the united states for the first time. the murder hornet has been spotted in washington state. this is the giant asian hornet that can wipe out a honeybee hive in a matter of hours. in japan, they kill up to 50 people a year. look at that. researchers and others are alarmed about what this could mean for our already struggling bee population. scientists have set out to track down the hornets before it's too late to control them. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda. rob, i know you've got something more pleasant than these murder hornets to talk about. >> yeah, considering i run like an olympic sprinter anytime a bumblebee passes by the flower garden in ourway. right now san francisco, we got some patchy low clouds after some light rain and drizzle a bit earlier. some of the temperatures we're seeing around san f

host: sabrina from north carolina. caller: good morning. the stimulus check is designed to help with emergency funds. i want to know why the child support system has been allowed to take these payments from these people? alreadythe low income have most of their income go to the child support system. i think it is unacceptable for them to be allowed to have access to emergency funds. not just health care, but back taxes and that stuff. owed acause you have debt before the academic, you should not be able to have money to some stain you through it. that is a good issue. i would suggest you look at the website of my organization clasp.org. we have a piece on that issue and dollars should go to people in this moment. sure if thember for congressional package the house has put together solves that problem and whether -- and number of states have solved it, but it is right to highlight that issue. host: ron in west chesterfield new hampshire. caller: can you hear me? i would like to make a quick comment before i mention what i would like to say a

what they want to see is better management of the tourism sector says the group's coordinator sabrina. i mean there's been a rise in tourism in that i think we're actually in the number of boats with tourist traps out of the scene or the canal. yet i want to but i think there's the improper behavior there are boats going to close to the islands and using loudspeakers in the vicinity of the animals and i think that as dana said lola see the whole me i want. is putting all that on tourism at one with nature tourism that's in harmony with nature is always welcome . they say one of the human activity is that can help the most to conserve the environment above all so that the populations the communities and the ecosystem remain this pristine as possible of one big no one but if they know. the penguins that would bring some welcome relief and the struggle for survival here and what is called the end of the world. that's all from us the global 3000 this week don't forget we love hearing from you so do drop us a line global 3000 at d w dot com and visit our facebook page d w women and until n

in the women's basketball game, before there was sabrina ionesco, before tarr vanderveer's at stanfordwith a three-point line just becoming reality from an idea, there was a sharpshooter in the east bay who still got it. let's take it to alameda. the old makeshift quarter father built here in alameda when she was in eighth grade still puts up a fight and loses. >> something about catching the ball, feeling the seams on your fingers. you know, bringing it up here, follow through. >> 3 to 400 shots a day paid off, in a stellar hall of fame career at alameda high school in the mid-1980s. alameda is home to wyoming's all-time leader in scoring. 1933. and a time that the ink was , ladies and gentlemen, thin. is the greatest shooter ever at the university of wyoming. >> for the last 18 years, fairless has been a teacher and now director of the middle school at st. paul's in oakland. to the kids, she is not the greatest player in wyoming women's basketball, she is just this peerless. but if they only knew. >> we would have a student faculty game. and i'll decide at the last second to get in t

sabrina says i filled out the form wrong because i was using by mobile device and it disqualified me and won't let recertify. so she said she tried to call many times. couldn't get in touch with anybody so she's still waiting for the stimulus. what is she supposed to do? >> two things quickly. one is if you're eligible, you'll still get them, including the $600 per week for that time period. just because you can't get through, you're not going to lose out on the benefits. part of the frustration is you should be able to do that onlib by yourself, you cannot. you have to reach search at edd in order to fix mistakes which is why we really urge people to be really careful when filling out those applications. >> we'll take a short break on the air but continue to conversation on our live platforms or live stream platforms so you'll want to join us there. >>> and we are back on air with california labor secretary, julie sue. julie, we have about three minutes left. i want to get to a couple more. roberto is asking if i got furloughed and i'm expected to return, am i required to look for w

tonight it's about the women's became, sabrina, definitely one of those players, but years before herthis super talented. if she was standing near me now, she would say what do you mean what was? let's take you to alameda. christine's old makeshift court her father built here in 8th grade still puts up a fight and loses. >> catching the ball. feeling fingers. bringing it up for your follow through. >> 300 to 400 shot as day paid off in a stellar career at alameda high school in the mid 1980s. alameda is home to wyoming's all time leader in scoring. 1933. at a time that the ink was still drying on the then new three-point line. >> this, ladies and gentlemen, is the greatest shooter ever at the university of wyoming. >> for the last 18 years, he's been a teacher and now director of the middle school at st. paul's in oakland. and to the kids. she's not the greatest player in wyoming women's basketball, she's just miss fairless. but if they only knew. >> we'd have a student faculty game. and i'll decide at the last second to get in and play and kids tend to be pretty surprised that i can

much indeed to all of you for your time thanks to our guests daniel soapy craig miller and co to sabrina thanks a lot and thank you too for watching and you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. insights to remain a clarke and the entire team here in doha it's goodbye from. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president one stadiums became prisons and the hunter's sole objective was absolute control. publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for a football rebels expose the life of calos cuz sadly. the footballer whose personal story swayed of votes that altered the history of his country carlos caselli and the demise of i ended on al-jazeera. ruins that speakerphone with his story and go one's way and from this palace 1600 years ago this is the old town of change the door to the sacred land of the past and to the century of much peach ancient traditions are sti

we spoke to the creators of "fix the mask" last weekend, sabrina and megan. they were delightful. they also have a fix that uses just three rubber bands. find out more about all this. go to fixthemask.com. >>> speaking of face mafnsks, t city of millbrae is making it up. distributing face masks for those in need. that's going on today and tomorrow at the millbrae library. you need to sign up with the millbrae lion's club before you get there to request a mask. seniors only hours from 10:00 to 11:00 each day. for everyone else, it's been 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. seniors can also request a delivery. >>> stay up to date by following our live blog. we're putting together the headlines and new developments all in one place. so easy to find. just go to nbcbayarea.com at the top of our home page. >>> the san jose police department's investigating an officer-involved shooting. it happened last night about 7:00 near king road and duffy way. police say officers were chasing a suspect. the suspect pulled out a gun. one officer fired. the suspect was taken into custody. the suspect wasn't hit

very much indeed to all of you for your time thanks to our guest daniel soapy craig miller and co to sabrina thanks a lot and thank you for watching and you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that facebook dot com for slash a.j. the inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. insights to remain a clock and the entire team here in doha it's goodbye from. a story of love family and freedom calling from i was 8 years old you were at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me i mean that night they told me to leave my son i said how can i contain him i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners on the our pricing. on al jazeera. the us is always of interest to people all around the world this has been going on for a number of those with tear gas being used to push the price but. you know the report story from an international perspective to try to explain your global audience and why it's

very much indeed to all of you for your time thanks to our guest daniel soapy craig miller and co to sabrina thanks a lot and thank you too for watching and you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that facebook dot com for slash a.j. the inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. insights to remain a clark and the entire team here in doha it's goodbye from. the latest news as it breaks the mine sits within a valley surrounded by bush land and most of the operations have been about $500.00 maces but the surface with detailed coverage of the malaysian navy recently prevented a boat carrying around $200.00 range of refugees from landing from around the world government leaders are accusing the opponents of trying to topple that by covering with financial stability. rewind returns to care bring your people back to life i'm sorry updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the live close to the close of know all you like and the others through the rewind c

i think we can go back to sabrina. i think we have sorted out the sound problems.tly from other vulnerable groups? well, basically we have this government, is progressive, socialist government in spain that one of their main permissions is the abolition of our work, when our trade union came to life. pedro sanchez, the prime minister tweeted about the fact is feminist government was not going to allow the self organisation of sex workers. that is a political view about our work, about our lives that this government of spain does not listen to us. they have not heard us in all this time, during these 50 days of lockdown. they have not sent an e—mailto days of lockdown. they have not sent an e—mail to our trade union, not a sign ofa an e—mail to our trade union, not a sign of a virtual meeting or something to know our needs. nothing, no contact at all with us. and even the contact with the abolitionist organisations that usually provide services for sex workers that are the ones that are going to distribute this feature help when it is really they do not even know ho

it is really not what it's all about sabrina can't think of one guy that we lost that would be to stop because you're drinking a beer and eating a hamburger on memorial day. it is just connecting that back to the fact that sacrifice. host: thought you think it would be a little angry if he didn't . >> the marines i knew would be mad if you words drinking shots. but their more accessibl success of doing it. just connecting the sapi's experiences with your family. and really make that connection and however you need to do it . to be in love that idea david taking inventory . that a solid. host: joey, you mentioned personal stories and were going to share a number of those. these people have names and families futures device of experienced it personally. we will bring some of those names alive again today in the program as you share personal stories of people that you want to remember . memorial day. look forward to that tonight's program . nato want to go to next . when you go to highest of heights in the nfl. you're in the late queen bracebridge we'll look back on memorial day how you l

sabrina asks i manage massage therapists.ring how social distancing will affect our industry. i'm dying for a massage. please have good news. >> oh, gosh. i know. me too. every one is probably in line for these kinds of services. hair salons and nail salons and tattoo parlors and passage therapists and things like that where it requires humans to be in closer contact than we recommends for social distancing guidelines. obviously, every one will be wearing masks and gloves. i think it will honestly depends on what kind of degree of viral transmission and activity going on in that particular locality. underlying medical issues and perceived risks. i don't think we can hold all of these services hostage until there's a vaccine. we are allowed to slowly start to open those businesses. >> i think that waiver you have to sign before you get massage will evolve in the next few months for sure. >> right. that's very new. >> we have some more questions for you later on. please do stay with us. we need to take some of your economic que

it is really not what it's all about sabrina can't think of one guy that we lost that would be to stop because you're drinking a beer and eating a hamburger on memorial day. it is just connecting that back to the fact that sacrifice. host: thought you think it would be a little angry if he didn't . >> the marines i knew would be mad if you words drinking shots. but their more accessibl success of doing it. just connecting the sapi's experiences with your family. and really make that connection and however you need to do it . to be in love that idea david taking inventory . that a solid. host: joey, you mentioned personal stories and were going to share a number of those. these people have names and families futures device of experienced it personally. we will bring some of those names alive again today in the program as you share personal stories of people that you want to remember . memorial day. look forward to that tonight's program . nato want to go to next . when you go to highest of heights in the nfl. you're in the late queen bracebridge we'll look back on memorial day how you l

is i'm afraid it isn't and helen you want to come with us for in the next month i will believe it sabrina in pig said in the chairman's eliza's had a look at the mythos looking tell me so this is it just so you can tell me when i mean then. let's get in with an option what can we tell you the selene but it looks like the chick said in the cabin we can fish with the bennett to use her head and i'm home alone to set it and i'm ill have his 11 on the 3rd welcome to full time i would she said in the show monday we want to talk in when you come to then my darling that kind of a wondrous i mean again halted a little pick it up a little i live at the hotel limit to how she should say it but i'm a cardinal from what i could only se yelling that hakim tyler and looking ok i like them a would have had a bad mojo but let me know about well i'm a new you say the nut job and you can do you the hell a prince can one mug wash i had a good then if that lets me in here to most people for this war funding if they had me at them and i looked about one fretted way to gain jani roughish luck and i'm a fool an

the night wrapped up with a touching performance from sabrina carpenter performing "your mother and mine ♪ let's get down to business >>> breaking news on "america this morning." >>> the white house now considering new safety measures in the west wing as at least three top health officials are forced to self-isolate. and now a top senator and top navy official also in isolation. the new changes in washington. >>> growing concern for children. dozens of additional cases of that mystery syndrome linked to covid-19 now being reported. more states now affected. new details on the symptoms to look out for. >>> customer chaos. >> people have to treat other human beings -- >> from yelling at workers to ignoring restrictions, how the rush to reopen is causing more trouble than expected. >>> plus the new video in that deadly georgia shooting as the

he was always trying to turn a negative into a positive said simon's mom, sabrina press.7. >> and two footnotes to this, gayle and tony. simon press, according to the principal of his school, was ridiculously healthy. so this came as an enormous shock to everyone. the second footnote is that robby browne was the real estate broker for me and my wife when we bought the apartment you now see every day. we were far from robby's biggest customer, but he fought like crazy for us because he wanted us to have this place. and we wouldn't have it if it was not for him. gayle? >> oh, boy, i'm so sorry. this is the thing -- every week you do these pieces. it really gets to me. special shout out to your producer, rebecca castania, because they're difficult to do. you give us just a little snip boat is their lives -- snippet into their lives that make me think, oh, i wish i would have met that person every week. i think the comfort it must give their loved ones that you're sharing their story there way, that we all get to see how really wonderful they are. tony, i know you feel that,

host: sabrina from north carolina. caller: good morning.he stimulus check is designed to help with emergency funds. i want to know why the child support system has been allowed to take these payments from these people? alreadythe low income have most of their income go to the child support system. i think it is unacceptable for them to be allowed to have access to emergency funds. not just health care, but back taxes and that stuff. owed acause you have debt before the academic, you should not be able to have money to some stain you through it. that is a good issue. i would suggest you look at the website of my organization clasp.org. we have a piece on that issue and dollars should go to people in this moment. sure if thember for congressional package the house has put together solves that problem and whether -- and number of states have solved it, but it is right to highlight that issue. host: ron in west chesterfield new hampshire. caller: can you hear me? i would like to make a quick comment before i mention what i would like to say abo

and for the yee family memorial scholarship we have sabrina chiu from washington high school, going to irvine. for the yee fung memorial scholarship we have a student from lowell high school going to u.c. santa barbara. and the rotary club of san francisco chinatown scholarship will be going to tommy one from lowell high school off to u.c. berkeley in the fall. and for the ester chiu memorial scholarship, our winner is from s.f. international, and that is wey shei winnie yu going to u.c. berkeley. and for another we have sharon chen from gal lailo off to u.s.c. and for the alai alain jang scholarship we have a student from gagalileo off to u.c. stat. and we have another student from lowell high school, off to u.c. irvine. and for the william and gail chan family scholarship, we have ying irene tam from galileo off to u.c. san diego in the fall. we thank everyone and everyone who applied and we have a wonderful team of students. thank you so much. >> president sanchez: thank you. thank you so much. and back to the alliance of black school educators. miss marshall are you with us? >> i'm

karla: hay que mandar esta ella, otra a sabrina y otro a matiu para que disfruten de la playa.

. >> me encanta gracias por sumarse a esto, y hoy sabrina me vas a enseÑar a preparar una receta quer fuera y suaves en la parte de adentro, me encanta. >> exacto, son superricas. entonces ya tenemos acÁ. >> desde quÉ edad te gusta la cocina, desde quÉ edad cocinas tÚ? >> desde quÉ edad cocinas desde que estaba como una bebÉ yo cocinaba con mi mamÁ. >> desde que tiene como 3 aÑos le encanta cocinar es la encargada de los desayunos todas las maÑanas y los fines de semanas. >> me encanta. >> me encanta incluir a los niÑos en la cocina porque creo que le suma mucho en entender quÉ estÁn comiendo, en hacer mejores elecciones a la hora de comer aquÍ no tengan la guia de los padres, asÍ es que yo 100% contigo y que todos los niÑos se metan en la cocina. >> okay, voltee las tostadas lucen espectaculares por un lado doradas ¿cÓmo van las tuyas? >> estoy tratando de voltear. >> espÉrate, vamos a mostrarles cÓmo van las tostadas en este momento >> vamos a voltearlas y aquÍ van asÍ van un poquito doradas. >> pero afecta, el aroma de la canela me encanta, este gusto de la canela de la vainilla,

and for the yee family memorial scholarship we have sabrina chiu from washington high school, going to irvine. for the yee fung memorial scholarship we have a student from lowell high school going to u.c. santa barbara. and the rotary club of san francisco chinatown scholarship will be going to tommy one from lowell high school off to u.c. berkeley in the fall. and for the ester chiu memorial scholarship, our winner is from s.f. international, and that is wey shei winnie yu going to u.c. berkeley. and for another we have sharon chen from gal lailo off to u.s.c. and for the alai alain jang scholarship we have a student from gagalileo off to u.c. stat. and we have another student from lowell high school, off to u.c. irvine. and for the william and gail chan family scholarship, we have ying irene tam from galileo off to u.c. san diego in the fall. we thank everyone and everyone who applied and we have a wonderful team of students. thank you so much. >> president sanchez: thank you. thank you so much. and back to the alliance of black school educators. miss marshall are you with us? >> i'm