from april -- july the salinas rodeo grounds were used to confine nearly 4004 they were relocated to permanent camps. soon after the united states entered the war, steinbeck ended the service of the government. however even in that role he paid a price for social advocacy and endurance of the agent commission of the writer. the war office investigate him for rationalism, his friends, acquaintances and neighbors about his actions and associations in the 30s, steinbeck served his country as a war propagandist. in 1942 had charted resistance to the nazi invasion in scandinavia. the work was distributed by resistant movements and translate into the language of virtually every european country. steinbeck received an award from the king of north for bolstering the morale of the citizenry and warner bros. played a staggering $3000 for the movie rights. at fdr's urging steinbeck traveled to air force bases around the united states to observe the training of pilots, navigators, puppeteers and gunners he wrote bombs away. meanwhile steinbeck passed his army physical but his request to officer

salvador, nayib bukele, dijo que era mentira pero se habló de una tregua sin querer hacerlo también salinasera y no pudo hacerle más preguntas al diputado salinas no hay más reacciones hay silencio y ataque al periodismo >>> qué otra evidencia encontraron ustedes >>> a ver la evidencia es muy fuerte no solamente hay conversaciones telefónicas y transcripcciones de los teléfonos de los pandilleros que se comunicaban entre sí para tapar tatuajes qué gorros usar o si tenían que llevar guantes para sus manos también hay imágenes de los pandilleros caminando adentro de los penales con el director de centros penales de este gobierno hay también bitácoras de los guardias de los penales donde dejan constancia de que no solamente un ingreso a qué día u hora de funcionarios públicos encapuchados y también dieron constancia con documentos oficiales del gobierno que no pudieron revisar documentos >>> por qué es un problema negociar con los pandilleros >>> en primer lugar todos los gobiernos creen que es necesario hablar con las pandillas no creen que pueden hacerlo de otra manera pero tienen que ser oc

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talk about rudy. >> rudy grew up on a farm in salina he was incarcerated in salina. then they were sent to a camp in arizona. a particularly hot camp. he volunteered for the regimental combat team out of the camper there is a lot assault japanese unit or to resist the government forces that have incarcerated and fighting and europe is not always follow the rules. it is an interesting guy and had an enormous, enormous heart. >> we are going to show a clip of rudy. talk a little bit, he joined the 442nd, this was a segregated japanese infantry unit. in particular the fighting they did in the mountains in october 1944. >> was sent first to italy and they fought their way north back to the river, series of pitched battles against the german forces. to a helicopter town or another. then they were suddenly to northern france to the french/german border right on the edge of the forest and mountains very dark almost impenetrable forests on the french german border. they were given the task of liberating town which was a juncture of a railroad line and some roadways. they fou

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la verdad es quÉ serÍa el de la vida sin los comentarios de carmen salinas?ra y no los criticamos tanto. johnny: los hombres nos quedamos calladoscuando lo pasar ese tipo de cosas, las mujeres lo exteriorizan. estÁs durmiendode momento pones la mano, echa pÁ allÁ, hace calor! karla: me da mucha risa, maity muy calladita, porque esta chica todavÍa. yo no he sentido cambios de estado de Ánimo, no sÉ si tÚ, ana. te pones como lucÍa mÉndez? ana: no, tampoco, tampoco. tampoco vienen a maquillarme acÁ. siempre como que es al mujer algo, o porque estÁs en tus dÍas como decÍa o porque estÁs menopÁusica, o por el carÁcter. maity: es muy lamentable, aquÍ nos estamos riendo y gracias a no creo que sea el caso porque lucÍa mÉndez con su trayectoria ha podido y aprendido a acomodarse diferentes gustos y diferentes maneras de trabajar. si es lamentable que una mujer le ataquen cualquier cosa por sus cambios hormonales. ojalÁ que sea cosa del pasado y como mente decÍa ojalÁ que se enfoquen. karla: lo para la gente súper fanática de la hidratación. hydro boost de neutrogena®

aprobación de uso de emergencia en el país y este es una buena noticia como dice el doctor jorge salinasque son eficientes en prevenir . >>> una encuesta encontró que un tercio de los adultos acostados no fueron vacunados y dicen que la vacuna demasiado nueva o desconocida y aproximadamente 19% de los hombres hispanos en el país aún no se han vacunado pero expertos en salud dicen que la plena aprobación de la vacuna faisal de persuadir a más personas a vacunarse. >>> está aprobación de una vacuna puede ayudar a convencer a máspersonas de nuestra comunidad llevemos que poder atraer cambios en lugar de trabajo. >>> vemos que puede llegar a mayores requerimientos que las personas sean vacunadas . >>> el departamento de salud pública de california anima las personas que no se han vacunado aún desde san josé telemundo 48 y estaremos pendientes mañana lo que tenemos confirmado es que a partir de este lunes será obligatorio que todos los empleados presentan el comprobante de vacunación uno de lo contrario deberá someterse semanalmente una prueba para ingresar a los recintos gubernamentales esto

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we have followed along the central coast from watsonville aired salinas. -- watsonville and salinas. low clouds beingngngngng to 500 feet. about 10 degrees0 degrees0 everybody is warmer this morning. the winds above 1000 feet out of the north not particularly strong. that direction is allowing the smoke from the north to be dragged into the bay area. hotter conditions the next few days. sunday, things are going to change. we have a moderate to high heat risk inland because temperatures today soaring near 100 degrees. you will notice there is a little fog at the coast. look what happens. it does get swept away into your saturday. it does not return. patchy by the late evening hours. we will have sunshine, but we will have hayes as well. -- have have have have have have temperatures climbing from the mid to upper 50's. downtown it is 72. 92 sonoma. east bay temperatures in the low to mid 80's. that is a warm day in berkeley. 101 in brentwood. the heat stays with us through the weekend. we get a sea breeze on sunday. more typical weather next week. >> the fda is blocking the sale of mor

vacaville, 1932, corcoran, 1933, pixley, 1933, el centro, 1934, santa rosa, 1935, los angeles, 1935, salinas, 1936, stockton, 1937, bakersfield, 1938, bakersfield again in 1947, stockton, 1948, el centro, 1961. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> landlords and exorbitant rents force large numbers of migrant farm families to live on river banks and under bridges. children and parents spend their day picking fruit and then returning to the river bank to prepare food and to sleep. growers and local police often conspired to drive families to another area. what about the single farm worker? because of low income he is exiled to cheap hotels. he can escape the winter cold and rain for about 50 cents a night. social life in the community is closed to him. if he is lucky he has money for food. if he cannot buy his food then perhaps soup and bread is available from a local church operated bread line. the growers in local communities have over the years tolerated church financed soup kitchens as a means of avoiding hunger protests and garnering cheap labor would be guaranteed to them when needed. many of the valley t

. >> maria salinas was a farmworker in sonoma county for years. now, she advocates for the thousands of indigenous mexican and central american people living in the region -- populations who may find themselves especially vulnerable during wildfire season. for example, they may not understand emergency alerts and evacuation orders. >> when there are natural disasters, the announcements don't get to thicommunity because they're only in english or spanish. >> spanish is not understood by many of the indigenous mexican and central american workers in the region. start gfx and even if they did speak it, a statewide audit after the 2017 fires revealed the county only sent emergency warnings in english. that has since changed. in recent years, salinas and other organizers have had to make direct contact with indingenous mmunity members to make sure people know fires are approaching. >> on the radio or facebook, they're saying that people need to evacuate or go to a shelter. but these messages are never translated into indigenous languages. >> also, many

there is a look at the fog, what little there is of it, from watsonville to salinas and santa cruz. and stays away until sunday when the wind picks up late saturday. we will be looking at hazier and warmer conditions the next few days with declining air quality, moderate to high heat risk, as temperatures climb to 100 inland. 84 in sunnyvale and hazy on the peninsula. 88 in redwood city. 72 downtown. 99 in cloverdale. 87, castro valley. livermore at 100. looking at the accuweather 7 day forecast, a few degrees hotter tomorrow. sunday, we will see improving air quality. then the cooling continues into next week. reggie: california senator alex padilla is addressing fire prevention in santa rosa hosting a roundtable discussion with local leaders about preparedness and recovery measures. he is expected to announce efforts to better support local communities threatened by wildfires. kumasi: san francisco's young people are striking for 24 hours to protest environmental racism and climate destruction. middle and high school students will gather at the federal building at 10:00 this morni

para aclarar nuestras dudas sobre este importante avance de la ciencia, nos acompaÑa el doctor jorge salinasÉ importancia tuvo haber desarrollado la vacuna contra el covid-19 para llegar a este punto? >>> la vacuna del covid, la vacuna de pfizer como de moderna han sido las primeras vacunas utilizadas en un gran nÚmero de personas utilizando esta nueva tecnologÍa de rn a mensajero, entonces eso hace que sea una prueba del concepto de que estimule a pensar de que esta tecnologÍa puede servir para otras infecciones, en ese sentido la vacuna contra el covid no solo salvÓ millones de vidas alrededor del mundo, sino que tambiÉn pavimenta el camino hacia el descubrimiento de nuevas vacunas en contra nuevas enfermedades. >>> muchas gracias, doctor por contestar nuestras preguntas, pueden escribirnos a telemundo 48.com si tienen mÁs interrogantes. pausa. >>> fÁtima. en los deportes, despuÉs que messi saliÓ ella liga espaÑola quedan las dudas de si todos los partidos serÁn como el de levante real madrid, yo quiero seguir viÉndola. vamos a la pausa. (comerciales) por eso, hoy más que nunca, es el mome

este caso, para la atención de una comunidad muy importante, porque en el Área, como ustedes saben, salinastotal atención. damián trujillo: perfecto; ahí estarán en greenfield, el consulado móvil, si gustan una mole guanajuatense, me avisa, y ahí, mamá se los prepara en piso. gracias, cónsul, regresamos, un poco más, con la cónsul general de méxico en san josé. para más información, el consulado general de méxico en san josé, está en la calle enzo, la página de red, para más información, ahí está en pantalla. regresamos con la embajadora alejandra bologna, no se nos vaya. hombre: desde nuestras clases hasta las canchas de juego... mujer: ...quizá, ahora más que nunca, estamos listos para este año escolar. estoy emocionado por ver a todos mis estudiantes. hombre: estamos haciendo todo lo posible para que nuestras escuelas estén sanas y seguras. quiero darles las gracias a los padres por trabajar con nosotros y por seguir siendo nuestros compañeros en la educación. no podríamos logarlos sin ustedes. hombre: porque sabemos que buenas escuelas públicas mejoran a california para todos. damián tr

so there were intense feelings that salinas. so as japanese-americans and the first generation from japan were coming back. they were -- they were being shot at. the farms were being arsoned. and so it was very different there compared to san jose, where it was very peaceful. and so we came back in 1946. and yet by 1949 i had become student body president at san jose high school with a 3% japanese-american population. so it was very different than other communities. fresno, sacramento went through some very serious problems as well. >> andi, i've heard people say about history is that we're -- we're never really writing about the past. we are talking about the future. we are talking history repeats itself. and i wonder, as someone who is a student of it yourself if you see resonance writing about this time period from these experiences from the '40s, what you think we should take of them now, and what we can learn going forward. >> well, there is no way to not see comparisons. all we have to do is look at our southern border. ev

vamos en la lucha contra el coronavirus para aclarar nuestras sedes al respecto nos acompaÑa jorge salinasontagios. >>> hay varias razones una de estas es que no hemos alcanzado no te pasa de vacunación entre todos los grupos sociales en los estados unidos en algunos estados tratase de las naciones menos del 50% de algunos grupos sociales como por ejemplo en esta población latina no hemos alcanzado todavía cerca del 100% que lo que necesitaría para evitar que haya gran tras se han otro lado está la nueva variante la variante desde que ha sido demostrado de que es más contagiosa y por lo tanto tiende a desplazar a las otras variantes que se declaren estados unidos siempre 11 tener este le basta que la mayor parte de la población haya sido vacunada. foro doctor que impacto tiene la comunidad latina no vacunarse. y en estados unidos en california en una gran discrepancia en las tasas de vacunación entre las personas blancas las personas asiáticas los latinos lamentablemente la comunidad latina no estaba colándose al mismo ritmo que en los otros grupos y lamentablemente carga unos con ello. co

y mida antivid vedo se llevÓ a cabo el proceso para inenjuiciar a expresidentes de mÉxico, carlos salinasolÍticos de paÍs. >>> quiero jerez miro derecho al voto para pues para que enjuicien a los presidentes de tanto saqueÓ que hicieron al paÍs que s puede rescatar de todo lo que robaron. >>> otros no quisieron participar. >>> no tiene caso preguntar si se debe d aplicar la justicia, que hagan lo que se tenga que hacer. >>> la consulta popular impulsada por el presidente del paÍs es la primera en su tipo. nunca antes en la nuestro paÍs. se habÍa organizado un ejercicio de democracia directa de alcance nacional. >>> es muy importante decir que para que esta consulta se requiere la participaciÓn de al menos el 40 % de la poblaciÓn electoral es decir mÁs de 37 millones de mexicanos, para este especialista laonsulta no ejerÁ. es un montaje. >>> se van a investigar sancionar no pueden hacer sin consulta, de hecho ya tendrÍan que haberlo hecho, muchos pensamos que no lo quieren hacer. >>> por parte de expresidentes, solo vicente fox ha emitido u comentario en twitter. diciendo que la consulta e

his name is greg salinas. he made all of these white cross is $58.00 crosses and displays at the las vegas. welcome side. i'm planning to put every name on these crosses. i'm trying to get every single photograph on these crosses, and this just shows everybody the severity. what happened here is what i'd like to do, show everybody that we're sick and tired of murder here in america. we're talking about the largest man shooting the history of the united states. 58 deceased victims. we have determined there is 851 individuals injured directly related to the 1 october and the funded the sheriff. and i said yesterday has passed 53000 individual donations. it's an echo. so $3700000.00, biggest strong was a go fund me fundraiser. that was started by steve's to select jo lombardo steve says, a leg running for governor and jo lombardo, who was running for reelection for sheriff clark county. so at this point, i want to thank the community. i want to thank you for let me be your sheriff and biggest strong. he's pops up

the hottest spots farther east in salina and contra costa counties make it up into the mid-90s on thecoast. high temps mike wright around 60 degrees. all in all pretty typical stuff for others. temperatures drop back wednesday and thursday, a trend that will be more noticeable as you get further away from the water, so a bigger drop for san jose compared to oakland and san francisco but a bigger increase by friday with the warmer air sticking around into the first half of the weekend. no big changes by early next week, just a return to near or slightly below average temperatures. farther inland in the east bay, hotspots friday and saturday with highs into the 90s. north bay tries to catch up, upper 80s on friday but down into the lower half of the 80s by saturday. i'll have a look at this evening's dog walking forecast coming up at 6:00. >>> covid testing appointents are becoming hard to come by, as the highly transmissible delta variant spreads in the bay area. >>> plus, a dozen east bay studenhatested positive for the virus just days after heading back to school. >>> and the amtrak

mountains, the east bay hills in the diablo range, i'm most concerned about napa county and northern salina county. that's where the strongest wind and the lowest humidity levels are going to combine as we head through tonight into early tomorrow morning. gusts up to 50 miles an hour and humidity levels below 20%. it's a bad combination for any fire that gets started to rapidly spread. hope we can get through this evening and tonight and the first half of tomorrow without any new fires starting, but we are still going to have to contend with that smoke blowing in from other fires of the state. we will track that in just a few minutes. >>> because of the fire danger, parts of the bay area could be in the dark tonight. high winds and drought conditions are prompting pg&e to turn off the power in some areas, an estimate of more than 6000 customers in napa county will be affected, more than 1000 in sonoma, and around 1000 in solano county as well. and over 300 customers in contra costa county could get hit. only 18 customers will be affected in alameda county. >>> now at 6:00, after the events

be the case for the north bay and east bay, but in the higher ground of napa county and northern salina county, this bull's-eye of higher fire danger, up to a seven around vacaville. this is where the winds are going to be stronger in the relative humidity levels just aren't going to recover very much tomorrow night into early wednesday morning. then the fire weather watch is going to expire at 11:00 on wednesday. the rest of the day it's going to be elevated fire threat topping out around a 4 or 5 and most locations. this time of year that could be a whole lot worse. the reason that's not worse is because our temperatures are going to be significantly cooler through the rest of this week for inland parts of the bay area. even if we get through the next couple days without any fire starting, there is going to be more hayes, that strong onshore win that pushed the smoke away from us and lead to bluer skies today, we're going to see winds out of the north in the mid-úle bringing more smoke down into the bay area. this tracks smoke through the whole depth of the atmosphere, not just ground

upper 80s and low 90s for the tri-valley with the hottest spots farther east in salina and contra costa counties, reaching up into the mid to upper 90s. not quite that warm as you get a little closer to vallejo and benicia, but above average. mid-60s for san francisco, a mix of upper 60s and low 70s for oakland in the east bay with temperatures in the northbay reaching up into the low to mid 80s. temperatures quite a bit hotter as you had farther north into mendocino and lake counties, reaching up into the 90s if not up to or around 100 degrees. let's take a look at the seven- day forecast. san francisco, not much change the next few days then a little bit of a woman friday with temperatures coasting back down to about normal by sunday and monday. that warm-up will be more noticeable for oakland in the east bay and also for san jose and the santa clara valley, but it will be most noticeable in the east bay, mid-'80s on thursday, 90s on friday, and the northbay heats up into the upper 90s as well. that little heat wave is going to be pretty much going away as we head through the weekend.

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carmen salinas que nunca se queda casadasale en defensa de la actriz susana gonzÁlez, luego de que lai una pistola para que sean novios de nadie. reportero: carmen comentÓ que cuando existe una infidelidad en una relaciÓn son temas de adulto. carmen: no puedo dar una opiniÓn, son adultos. si me dijeras que son jÓvenes hacer novia o a hacer eso, nadie obliga a nadie. y el hombre hace lo que quiere tambiÉn y la mujer hace lo que quiere. nadie roba nada a nadie. el hombre si quiere hacer lo que le da su gana. yo creo que a nadie nada. repÓrter: finalmente dejÓ todo muy en claro. carmen: cuando un hombre te quiere y te respeta no se va con otra. estamos hablando de cosas que ya pasaron desde el 2002. reportero: la actriz dijo que siente admiraciÓn por david zepeda. carmen: un sentido del humor y es muy sencillo, es de la persona mÁs humilde y sencilla que te puedas imaginar y ademÁs canta precioso. edgar pÉrez para "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: es una situaciÓn difÍcil, lo hablÁbamos mientras veÍamos la nota, gente que te pone en la tentaciÓn, uno tiene que tener cuidado y no morder un anzue

i was in the salinas valley recently, still a heart of the agricultural industry, and an english teacher got up at an event and said her students had no idea who cesar chavez is. it's not only in austin. i believe that part of the reason that he has sort of faded from our collective memory and not gotten the attention and the study he deserves is because there has been, until recently, so little serious scholarship about him. there's been a lot of higiography and repetition of stories that are rather making him into a fairly one-dimensional figure. so a lot of people have known he was a much more complicated person, but there's been a reluctance to sort of tackle the subject. i also knew from my earlier work that there was a tremendous amount of material available. i mean, he saved everything. he saved documents. he saved hundreds of audiotapes of conversations and meetings and conferences. so i knew that there was this rich trove of material that had not really been fully mined. you know, i think that he is such an important figure in history, and should be, and that a biography would g

reportero: dejÓ muy en claro que no pretende demandarlegalmente a salinas para que reconozca como sudo esto me tiene muy nervioso. maity: vamos a hablar de quien podrÍan llamar a su bebÉ gustavo por gustavo adolfo infante, si es niÑo, claro y si es niÑa le pondrÍan belinda, asÍ lo revelÓ el propio marcos que dijo que estarÍa dispuesto a hacerse un test de adn si el pÚblico sigue pensando que es la mentira. esto sÍ es oficial, esto ha sido que sÍ, que no, que quizÁs. carlo: dijo que no quisiera pedir una prueba de embarazo a la actriz,es una persona la que confÍa mucho y que no piensa que exista una razÓn para mentir acerca de la paternidad del bebÉ. si nace el bebÉ hacer una prueba y se que se comporta como una embarazada. el dice que cosas pasan, que ha pasado y que ahÍ estÁ la situaciÓn. al parecer no eran novios tan formales porque creen que puede haber otros involucrados. maity: es una noticia que no se debe de jugar con el embarazo... carlo: a lo mejor va a adoptar a gustavo adolfo infante,a lo mejor lo ponen su herencia, a lo mejor quiere adoptar a belinda. [risas] carlo: estam

gee and salina just announced that one of those mandates for state employees and health care workers. the pentagon said it would seek to have a vaccine mandate in place for most of our service men and women by mid september. some republican senators were adamant in rejecting the move. >> not to get the living daylights out of our life and telling us how to live our. life >> we should not be mandating this there's legitimate parts of people who don't want to be forced and participating in the largest drug trial in history where a mandate would be. >> meanwhile, doctor fauci had a warning about what could happen if we lose this race to stop this delta strain from spreading. >> if you allow with the virus to freely circulate a 93 million people, and give it the opportunity to find vulnerable targets, you are giving it the opportunity to mutate and form another variant. the more you prevent the spread, the less likelihood that the virus will mutate. if it does mutate, it's something that does evade the vaccine, then we have a problem. >> we are also following the latest developments invol

host: john in southhampton, salina, republican. good morning, john.aller: thanks for taking my call. -- john in southhampton, republican. good morning, john. caller: thanks for taking my call. the neocons is just insanity. some point i would like to make. it wasn't the taliban or the afghans who attacked us on 9/11, it was the sunni muslims and osama bin laden. it wasn't the taliban. the taliban never came to the united states to attack us, even though we were occupying their country. we never should have occupied afghanistan. it made no sense. we could have delivered a punishment to the afghans, to the taliban. another point, the taliban had effectively eliminated the opium and trade in 2001. as consequent of our occupation, it exploded. millions of people have probably died as a result of the occupation and the drugs that have killed americans, russians, afghans, iranians. all the adjacent countries who lost hundreds of thousands of people. we could have gotten the same deal we got currently right now from the taliban after 9/11 and after punishing

salinas thinks it is too early to tell how the rest of the year will play out when it comes to the delta variant. >> i don't think we can judge what the impact will be in the bay area. >> reporter: still he hopes the evidence available will decrease hospitalizations and it'll be enough to encourage everyone to get vaccinated. >> it is the right thing to do for your own health and the population's health. >> reporter: melanie woodrow, abc7 news . >> in a vaccinated person gets infection with coronavirus, it is called a breakthrough case. while symptoms tend to be less severe, it can still lead to a long-haul covid situation. that is a question we put to dr. chris caldwell at san francisco general hospital. >> so what we are finding is yes , there are longer symptoms. it is too early to know if they are similar to those infected prior to vaccination. i want to say symptoms are not as severe, but there are patients that have been vaccinated and have gotten covid that are having longer-term symptoms. >> we also asked about the people getting an extra dose of the vaccine, a booster shot, if y

doctor jorge salinas. an epidemiologist at stanford says beside masking up and good ventilation.recommends getting the covid vaccine. we need to do much as we can to vaccinate everyone in america. >> everyone that eligible for a vaccine should get a vaccine. here's a map of the classroom where the outbreak started. the students closes to the teacher were symptomatic. the unvaccinated teachers started showing symptoms on may 19th and tested positive. 2 days later, students started showing symptoms on may 22nd. >> and by may 26 12 of them have tested positive. the teacher self isolated and has since recovered. we all have to be, you know. >> support each other to make sure that these mandates are in place, that these protocols in place and the awful to the team it is, you know, we have an opportunity to safely. but everything has to be in place in order for that to happen. >> well, the report does not specify the location beyond being with in marin county. but back in may, kron 4 reported an outbreak at a catholic school in the bottom. live in the studio. gayle ong kron 4 news. har

back into the wild and he spread his wings and flew high over pinnacles national park east of the salinas the first time in 20 years, newly identified carnivorous plant has been identified in north plt found i alasd is a predatory plant which does it's eating with its stem using tiny hairs to trap insects and then releases enzymes to break down and digest through absorption. >> making it sound like a documentary. at least it is not flesh eating but insect eating. >> can we really call it meat eating if it is only ants. cool story. >>> we are in that time of year with a question will come is that a cloud or smoke and oftentimes it will be obvious that it is a cloud and the marine layer coming in over the golden gate is a big part of the story for most of us but when you get away from the immediate influence of the onshore flow and marine layer, it is smoke and at this point we should think of that morris hayes kind of in the upper levels of the atmosphere because the air-quality down at the ground in san jose and for most of the inland valleys while not as close as we would like is not as

he would kind of always have whatever salina meyer needed played by julia louie dreyfus us.earing that day, and then what lipstick color she needed. so i didn't really have to be that tuned into politics. but it was definitely, you know, because politics is very clean and very easy -- no. it was -- the writers had a lot to work with, especially with the last administration. >> yeah, it's funny, we see your character, you know, clipping her seat belt in like you were her mom. i want to play a little clip of you from "arrested development." >> buster, thank god you're back. there's no shame in being a coward. >> a coward? i'm not a coward. would a coward have this? >> what is that? >> these are my words, mother, from army. the seal is from marksmanship and the gorilla is from sand racing. >> tell us how you approached this character, how you interpreted it, how you conceived of doing this. >> it was -- well, buster was pretty much, i would say, maybe like a 7-year-old trapped in an adult male's body. >> yeah. >> and he also had an incredibly codependent relationship with his m

15 members of the family contracted the virus they believe from an indoor birthday party, daniel salinas is the youngest of the group in his mom says shortly after he recovered from covid she began to notice --, first it was a migraine the next her younger son called her in a panic. >> he goes mommy something is wrong with daniel, he's acting crazy and talking to himself. >> i think the rains are more susceptible to inflammation in the central nervous system which is leading to these cases of psychoses in kids. >> the family is not sure how much longer daniel will be in the hospital, doctors are planning to run more tests today. >>> this morning san mateo police are looking for the suspects involved in a dangerous case of road rage, officers say one of the drivers lost control and crashed while quote trying to teach another driver a lesson. this happened last night on 101 near dory ave., the people inside the jaguar ran off and apparently drivers have felt the need for speed during the pandemic, now police are worried as the roads get busy and this final stretch of summer travel from jan

so, there were intense feelings in salinas, so as japanese americans, in these days, the first generation from japan was coming back, they were -- shot at, farmers were being arson. so, it was very different compared to san jose were was very peaceful. so, we came back in 1946, and in about 1949 i had to come to the high school with 3% japanese american population. so, it was a very different experience. in sacramento, we went through some very serious problems as well. >> andy, i've heard people say that history -- we are never really writing about the past. we are talking about the future, we are talking, history repeats itself. i wonder, as someone who was a student of it yourself, if you see residents in writing about this time period and experiences, what we think we should take of them now, and what we can learn moving forward. >> there is no way all we have to do is look at the southern border -- were put up against people that are facing hatred, it's been expressed over and over against muslim americans since 9/11. you know, the muslim americans who live here, they do not have any

doctor jorge salinas. an epidemiologist at stanford says besides masking up and good ventilation. he recommends getting the covid vaccine. we need to do much as we can to vaccinate everyone in america. >> everyone that eligible for a vaccine should get a vaccine. here's a map of the classroom where the outbreak started. the students closes to the teacher were symptomatic. the unvaccinated teachers started showing symptoms on may 19th and tested positive. 2 days later, students started showing symptoms on may 22nd. >> and by may 26 12 of them had tested positive. the teacher self isolated and has since recovered. we all have to be, you know. >> support each other to make sure that these mandates are in place, that these protocols are in place about we got to team it is you know, we have an opportunity to safely. but everything has to be in place in order for that to happen. >> and the report does not specify the location of school beyond being with in marin county. but back in may kron 4 reported on an outbreak at a catholic school in nevado live in the newsroom. gayle ong kron 4 n

of my uncles, he flew as engineer on an aerial refueling strategic ship tanker, and he flew out of salina, kansas, and i had to drive through there on my back from topeka from listening to kennedy's speech, and he was gone and so was every airplane there and so was every airplane at schilling air base in topeka, and both of those were sac bases, and later my uncle told me that every b-52 we had was either in the air or on the ground at tully, greenland, cocked and locked and ready to go. we came so close to nuclear war right then and there. >> i am not sure so many people knew how close we got. >> i don't think they do. i don't think they do to this day. >> gee. that is a fascinating experience. >> yeah. >> okay. it is 1964. let's start there with your first trip overseas, and start there with the harry truman experience is fascinating. >> yeah. i spent as soon as i got to tokyo, i asked the boss there, i said, i want to go to saigon. i want to go cover the vietnam war. oh, he said, you know, i just sent a second american to saigon. we'll never need more than that. i knew better, but i ju