ccrhris christ se resiste a dejar la contienda >> mÉdicos mexicanos llegan al valle de salinas en californiacampesinos, que solo hablan espaÑol y lenguas indÍgenas. en un reportaje especial, mencionamos el impacto que estÁ teniendo en las comunidades a agrÍcolas tener doctores que hablen su lengua y que conocen su cultura >> noticias telemundo con jvuli vaqueiro >> muy buenas tardes. le saluda sandra cervantesconversamos cono desgarrador de la esposa de un migcomenzamos con el testimonio desgarrador de la esposa de un migrante venezolano que, como vemos aquÍ, la semana pasada perdiÓ la vida. carlos muriÓ ahogado frente a sus hijos y su esposa, quien habla en exclusiva con telemundo utah. tenemos sus palabras (gritos) pasaron de la bÚsqueda de un sueÑo a vivir una pesadilla. carlos muriÓ ahogado en el rÍo bravo con otro hombre de haitÍ. su esposa y sus hijos lloran su muerte y recuerdan este trÁgico momento que los tiene en el dolor >> mi niÑo me dice que necesita a su padre, que necesita un abrazo >>embre y cruzaron a matamoros a la frontera con texas, ambos sali el 20 de noviembre cruzaron

>> uh, we focus on kind of a very specific community within the salinas valley.s actually a neighborhood that i visited on this trip back in high school, 13 years ago, where i just fell in love with the community, and i knew i had to do more. and so we kept going back, and we've had them involved ever since. >> so people are watching this right now. they're hearing what you're providing for these kids. what can they do to help with this organization? >> so there's two, two ways this season that they can help. there's still time to help santa fill his sleigh. so they can do that by purchasing an ornament on our virtual christmas tree. uh, and then also our spring scholarship campaign. so both of those can be done by making a donation on our website. >> and that's how you survive. and that's how you help these, these kids out through other people that are just willing and have this heartfelt desire to help out. exactly wow. it's important work that you're doing here because those kids, you may be changing their life and may be looking at future leaders across acros

wow, we were there in salinas." it was a big deal.ah, i mean it covered our people, right? and when you look through the old first issues of the magazine, it looks like--it reads like a yearbook, right? and there's poetry features in there, there's artists that are featuring their work for the very first time. if you think about teen angel, he got his start in lowrider magazine. david gonzalez was featured many times in lowrider magazine, he created the homies, and yeah, it's just a great time capsule, at least now, of what our culture was like back in the 1970s and where it all started. damian: and you also walk the walk. you have a couple of vintage automobiles in your possession. ricardo: i do, yeah. so i'm very honored to be able to drive my grandfather's cars. they're 1954 gmc pickup and a 1967 buick savor. i get to cruise those around and the truck will actually be at the event. so i'm inviting everybody to bring out their lowriders, come out, enjoy free, you know, free festivities that day. santa will be making an appearance, g

jorge: fue llevado al hospital donde lo declararon muerto, salinas habrÍa ahorcado despuÉs de la peticiÓn que Éstos se los anegaron. >> yo me asustÉ, pero vi que el niÑo estaba sÚper mal, votando baba por la boca. >> enseguida fui a llamar al guardia, le ayudÓ, le bajaron, pero ya estaba inconsciente. reportero: esos son los testimonios de estos solicitantes de asilo en manhattan, relatan los dramÁticos momentos con una joven madre encontrÓ a su hijo de sÓlo 11 aÑos ahorcado en el pasillo de la entrada, aunque las autoridades todavÍa no confirma que se tratara de un suicidio, el alcalde neoyorquino dijo que el menor fue encontrado con cordones de zapatos alrededor de la garganta, el trÁgico incidente tiene consternados a residentes de refugios. >> imagÍnese perder a un niÑo en un paÍs desconocido, de que nosotros no formamos parte, es muy triste. reportero: alrededor de ciento con examen solicitantes de asilo han llegado a nueva york, y cerca de 66,000 estÁn en el sistema de refugio de la ciudad, de confirmarse que el niÑo se quitÓ la vida, serÍa el tercer caso de suicidio desde que empez

tennessee based aids advocate lashonda salinas, who was infected with hiv at 16 years old, received the inaugural hope and inspiration award at the event. salinas was charged for exposing someone to hiv unjustly imprisoned and forced to register as a sex offender. actually she this year was the first time i could be around my family with children because because on may 18th, governor bill lee and nashville, tennessee, signed a law and an amendment that if you are convicted of criminal exposure to hiv, you can come off of the registry. >> and that opened up so many doors for me. >> lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. >> new at noon patients at lucile packard children's hospital. >> stanford had some special superhero visitors today. batman in the flash spider-man and their friends were washing windows. they scaled the hospital building and waved at the children inside. this is part of the hospital's annual super hero day. >> the families and the kids are facing a difficult time. you know, we have kids and to be able to put smiles on their faces and bring them some joy, even if it's only

> and why monterey county residents are up in arms over the new timeline for levee repairs on the salinas river. >>> all this week, we are taking you to the world northernmost and fastest warming community of svalbard, norway. after meeting the people who live there and seeing what scientists are learning there, you will better understand what is happening where we live. this is on the dot, with me, david schechter. >>> so many countries across the globe are attempting to move away from fossil fuel energy, but in some places, actually doing so has proven to be a big challenge. in the arctic, renewable technology is being put to the test. david schechter shows us how. >> just about everywhere you go in svalbard, it is a tradition to tick off your shoes. it helps keep the inside space is clean. >> it is kind of a nice tradition, actually. >> it is also a tradition because it has been a coal mining community for the last 100 years. if coal is a dirty business -- burning coal warms the planet, contributing to the very problem this community now faces. but not for much longer. svalbard's last

important weapons for fire protection, its drones, which teams will use to inspect power lines in salinas following this week's storms. pg&e says those devices can inspect more than 500 utility poles per day, and starts next year the drones will handle all of its power line inspections. >>> christmas weekend likely bringing a lot of joy not only into your home but at local movie theaters. one of them is a new release called "migration." it's about a family of ducks deciding to hit the road. coming up, we'll tell you about that. hear from the voice behind one of those ducks. why are we the only birds heading this way? ♪ ♪ what is that? duck à l'orange. what's duck à l'orange? it's you, with l'orange on top. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescrip

flood warnings up and down the salinas valley and continue to watch out for some flooding further south fact, all the way down into southern california. look at the possibilities. that area of low pressure heads in that direction. fact, you'll see it right here. that area of low pressure going to continue to sag south overnight tonight dragging most of the raindrops with that. so the folks to the rain is moving south. so if you're traveling to southern california here in the next 24 to 36 hours, you got to be careful that rain moving in that direction. bringing the showers in that area as we head toward tomorrow morning. boost up pulling out of the bay area. but check out the los angeles area as we head into friday. yeah, you're planning to go to disneyland. we've got some rain that is rolling in there as you head toward friday. so that will be kind of hanging around, but it will be moving out over the weekend. guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. in the east bay, the soaked. >> saturated roads caused accidents is for sweet ago reports the wet weather is keeping the chp busy. >> the

en segundo lugar, sigue salinas y san diego y santa rosa ocupa el 5o lugar.s mercados pueden variar un poquito dependiendo de las ciudades. >> a ver quién se anima. >> ahí lo tiene el dato. >> vamos ahora con carlos y carlos, que nos tienes en los deportes. >> bueno compañeras, como ustedes saben, aquí en telemundo 48 somos la casa de la mejor liga del mundo, la liga premier de inglaterra y este fin de semana el objeto más deseado de toda la liga estará aquí en el área de la bahía este domingo con motivo del partido entre el manchester city y el tottenham ham, el equipo azul de manchester estará en la ciudad de san francisco. >> el city está organizando un evento en el atrio del pier 70 hotel 70, donde tendrá además la presencia de los 4 trofeos que ganó el año pasado. usted podrá sacarse fotos con el trofeo de la fa cup, la premier league, la champions league y la supercopa de europa. además de disfrutar del juego entre el city y los spurs, que nosotros aquí en telemundo 40 8 tendremos en vivo y nosotros estaremos ahí desde la celebración durante el medio ti

you can see some 70's in the salinas in carmel valley about 67 degrees carmel about 69 in monterey, some high clouds up above, but really some pleasant temperatures for this time of year. southern california. you're looking at some sunshine and some high clouds. boy, just about beach weather there, 70's right along the coastline, almost 80 degrees in pasadena and downtown los angeles, the high country. yeah, it's going to be a little bit mild into the afternoon. maybe a little slushy out there on the slopes as you head toward the afternoon hours. temperatures running up into the 50's in south lake tahoe and also into reno. if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, that's where it starts to get a little bit tricky as we're going to see some rain beginning to move in. i think as we head in towards sunday evening in the high country and it's going to first be a fairly high. we're talking about 1000, maybe 8500 feet is the snow line then that's going to start to drop a little bit down to about 7,000 going warm storms that are coming our way. there are a little more wrapped up in that s

histaminicos en curitas y cuando mis hijos eran más pequeños siempre viajábamos con una solución salinaremos compartiendo sus videos navideños al mediodía por telemundo, california. ya gresam les queremos mostrar. esta fotografía es del departamento de la policía de la ciudad de madera. ellos la publicaron para agradecer a toda la comunidad por participar en el evento del miércoles que se llama en inglés cookie cup, que en español quiere decir una galleta con un policía. lo hace muy a menudo para estar con todos los residentes de ese de esa ciudad. algunos participaron en una rifa para ganar un coche de policía de juguete. bueno, le comento que el ganador lo tiene ahí en pantalla, se llama ismael, quien ya como podemos ver está disfrutando de su juguete junto al lado de su mamá. nos imaginamos que bonita fotografía, muchas felicidades y vea el servicio secreto de los estados unidos no solamente dedica su vida para proteger al presidente y otros políticos y la nación, pero también se divierten un poco. de eso le hablo. este video es ejemplo de lo que hacen en estas navidades. las imágene

presentó un equipo técnico de drones que van a ser usados para supervisar el cableado eléctrico en salinas ve se llama carburettor y está siendo utilizada en los parques del este de la bahía para destruir árboles muertos y ramas secas y así evitar futuros incendios. literalmente quema los restos, ya que en su interior la temperatura alcanza los 1300 grados, pero sus operarios explican que todo es parte de un proceso ecológico, ya que en su interior no quedan cenizas, sino un material llamado biocarbón que ayuda a los cultivos 5 40 y 5. >> es hora de pasar con la autoridad en el tiempo. marcelo rivera gracias claudia. >> y llegó el fin de semana. comienzan los viajes y así se ve a esta hora el aeropuerto en san francisco. cielos bien despejados en este momento se perfila que continúe de esa forma por los próximos días. las temperaturas para mañana la ciudad de concord 59, con cielos mayormente soleados, mayormente soleado. cielos, 61. la temperatura máxima para el día de mañana y san rafael bien parecido con cielos mayormente soleados y temperaturas en los 70 redwood city esta noche. cielos

andrés brender nos cuenta más y reparación de todas las partes que las señoras salinas tiene su conocidoues sobreviven por la gente que nos da el apoyo. >> hoy el united council informó sobre las medidas de seguridad que están tomando. la seguridad está presente casi 12 horas al día. >> casi todo el día, pero también gracias a la a la ciudad de oakland, que nos dio un fondo. vamos a tener más envasadores y efectivamente vimos a guardias de seguridad y a la policía de oakland que nos confirmó que mantienen un operativo especial en colaboración con la oficina del sheriff. >> para leticia es una oportunidad de revivir el área. >> tengo la esperanza porque todo ser humano estáfoca en lo a vida. >> vamos a estar ofreciendo actividades, eh, eh, tradiciones navideñas, comida mexicana y el sábado khanna a las 10:00 van a tener, eh, animalitos, comida, algodón de azúcar y también incluso pudieran encontrarse con santo jojojojojojojojojo. >> wow, todo el mundo lo esperamos aquí en market area. aquí estamos, a sus órdenes. bienvenidos >> las autoridades también aumentaron los patrullajes a pie y of

people is completely beyond being catastrophe as they are forced to cope with the situation on on past salinas. some families who do not have anything to it just for a couple of days to do to the full absence of humanitarian aid that they did not reach. and also due to the low, the conditions of a distribution by the united nations, where people are forced to stay in crumbs in front of the gates of the a distribution centers across the southern areas. problems accessing food problems, accessing medical health as well. tell us about the light this strikes, some of which targeted hospitals yes, the attacks on the territory had been intensified by the occupation and ground forces. since the beginning of the stay were more than 20 palestinians had been killed and separate strikes and russell and the south, which this area which had been designated safe in the initial days of the war now it has been under intense plumbing. also the artillery string of con, you to city did not stop since yesterday, where a palestinians uninvolved residents have been killed as the attacks that costs and crate it on t

guest speakers include lashonda salinas and olympic gold medalist greg louganis. to you guys. >> all right. thank you, ali. san francisco police are reporting a huge drop in shoplifting in the city this past thanksgiving holiday weekend. the sfpd released crime statistics that show a 75% decline in shoplifting incidents when compared to the thanksgiving holiday last year. san francisco's police chief says the goal now is to continue the success through the rest of the holiday season. well chief scott says that the decrease in shoplifting is the result of increased police patrols and undercover operations in the city. busy holiday shopping areas. >> all right. our time is 614 and there is now a new way for san francisco police to patrol union square during this busy holiday shopping season. take a look. there's an atv. it was given to the police as a gift from the union square alliance. it's a business marketing group. when the police officer rides in it, they'll be able to interact with residents and visitors and also navigate easier through that busy area. >> loc

que para hablar de esto, conversamos con la doctora de la tÉcnica del —— de la clÍnica del valle de salinaslida, que no hay un final a un camino que estÁs buscando. y es algo que se perpetÚa en el tiempo, el problema es que la cronicidad nos lleva a ser vÍctimas de ideas de muerte, ademÁs, sÍntomas fÍsicos que pueden ir desde el dolor de espalda, contractura muscular, dolor de cabeza, otros sÍntomas orgÁnicos como dolor abdominal, hay gente que tiene diarrea, que tiene estreÑimiento o una colitis. entonces como la depresiÓn es unestado emocional donde se pierde esa idea de por quÉ es importante seguir viviendo, de quÉ es importante las que nos rodea. no es unestado de tristeza pasajera o mental. presentador: hablÁbamos de los nÚmeros que nos presenta la universidad california, especÍficamente hablando de los trabajadores agrÍcolas, realmente hay una mejora o se enfrentan a este impacto emocional? >> reponiendo a tu primera pregunta, sin duda hay que analizar de dÓnde viene, algunos de ellos definitivamente mejora su calidad de vida porque vienen huyendo del maltrato y del brazo de muerte, e

he has been with salina since 2006. a physician with over 20 years of experience in developing biologics, drug device combinations and diagnostics as well as therapeutic medical devices. thank you for being here today. i will turn to senator vance to introduce the next witness. >> thank you, ranking member braun. thank you to the chairman for this important discussion. mr. keith is the founder of the leading international charity dedicated to finding cures for rare pediatric brain cancers that may help cure other types of cancers. also the president of the pediatric brain tumor consortium foundation. he and his wife established the foundation in 2007 after losing their daughter to a cancer at the age of 7. her public battle was memorialized in the best- selling book which was eventually translated into 22 languages. since then, they've been investing more than $30 million in over 130 trials across 17 countries. creating an innovative and organic and linked registry and model for other disease registry advocating for tod

cake obliviousness, that majority post the record and announces color blindness for all that legal salinaf campus, a clash between pro israel students and a pro palestinain group. >> reporter: as war raged in the middle east, college campuses and america became battlegrounds as well, with the boundaries between free speech and hate speech became trench lines. >> the answer is yes, that calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct, correct? >> it depends on the context -- >> it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes, and this is why you should resign. >> reporter: university professors were tested before congress and the nation. >> university of pennsylvania president elizabeth magill resigned over the weekend. >> the embattled president of harvard is staying, at least right now. >> outraged tonight at nashville, in reaction to republican-led efforts to expel three democratic lawmakers from the state legislature. >> the spread to the floors of americas state houses, civil rights like free speech were checked. with the ouster of rising political star was accu

salinas: we worked across the aisle to keep the government funded and ensure people were paid. we fought back against reckless attempts to cut medicare. and despite chaos and political theater, we never stopped legislating because at the end of the day, oregonians sent me here to get things done, and i can honestly say i'm sticking to that promise. i've introduced six bipartisan bills and co-sponsored dozens more and just last month the house passed my first bill to restore land claims and conservation rights to the indian tribe. there is more work ahead of us in the coming year. i urge my colleagues in both parties to join me in pushing back the gridlock. working together, we can deliver real tangible results for the american people. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they are here as guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or disapproval of proceedings or other audible conversation is in violation of the rules of the house. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recog

and yet when you talk to the locals, sandra, like mayor salinas and others and say hey, how do you feel about the senate that may go home and not come to an agreement on an border bill that could do things, not only send money but reverse some policies to knock down on the pull factor, the magnet bringing these people here, said this is unbelievable. they are not getting this done. at the end of the day, don't lose sight of the fact that we had that nugget, the 5,000 a day are released, that's why the people you are seeing on the screen are coming because they hope to be released. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: griff jenkins on all of that for us. thank you. chris clem now, former border patrol chief for the yuma, arizona sector. he started his career in el paso. thank you very much for joining us. first weigh in, please, as we continue to see these live pictures of very clearly migrants continuing to overwhelm our southern border, both in texas and arizona, sir. >> yeah, thank you for having me on. thank you for continuing this coverage. this is like a horror version of groundhog day,

guest speakers will include lashonda salinas and olympic gold medalist greg louganis. back to you, garcia. >> ali, thank you. federal health agencies are telling people to avoid eating precut, cantaloupe if they don't know the source. this warning comes as the number of illnesses and recalls tied to a deadly salmonella outbreak continue to grow. the cdc says at least 117 people in california and 33 other us states have been sickened by contaminated cantaloupe. they include two people who've died and 61 others who've been hospitalized ized. >> all right. our time is 716 on. some newlyweds are now changing the honeymoon by replacing a romantic getaway with group vacations. it's called a body moon. i'm not kidding. it includes friends and family of the bride and groom. gasia. now, hannah godwin and dylan barber met on the bachelor in paradise and recently married . and they threw a buddy moon after they got married last august in france. i definitely recommend it. >> i think it's i think it's a fun thing. there's plenty of, you know, trips to be had or staycation inns to

listen here to mayor salinas. >> we just kind of have to fend for ourselves here in eagle pass.e do our best with what we have. it is unacceptable, we feel 100% ignored by the federal government, by the administration. they don't bother to give us a call. nobody bothers to tell us what the plan of action is. >> reporter: and finally i just want to add to this, larry, that is when you look at the senators on capitol hill trying to do a border deal and i heard in hilary east great reporting that senator schumer was talking about funding, we have talked to officials here. they don't care so much about the funding although they need more resources. they're worried about things like policy. things like increasing the credible fear factor to make it harder for people to claim asylum, the magnet drawing such large numbers, unprecedented numbers is what is bringing people here because they believe that they are going to be released and that is enough of an incentive to bring them through a dangerous trek to get to the finish line which is where i'm standing. larry, we'll send it back to

just around the entire pacific coast as well as the north bay area around marin and also into the salinas valley. this is the scene looking out towards the estuary under a mostly cloudy sky, where the air temperatures now 64, in oakland and in alameda, back in through emeryville into el cerrito. otherwise, these are very mild numbers. look at san jose flirting with 70 degrees. well above the 57 degree average for this time of the year. we do have a calm wind right now at mineta, but it's been a southerly wind that has been driving that temperature an upward fashion. meanwhile 12 mile per hour winds in napa, these winds will blow tomorrow out of the south, 10 to 20 gusts up to 30 and 40mph. any kind of holiday holiday decorations out on your lawns. please bring them in or they're going to be tumbling down the street by tomorrow night into your saturday. so this is yesterday's system, the one that had all the power associated with it. this is the secondary system. and if it looks mighty, it certainly is. it's going to be a bigger rainmaker for us. and as christine was alluding to, it opens

by the way, biden also, his relationship with miles is very specific, he never met him even once, salinaon, he is a conservative such a terry comrade, that is, it’s as if he would never hold his hand he will shake directly, he will negotiate with him , for example, biden is supposed to, but in general the democrats are very fond of him, this is trump, they call him, accordingly, as if he were argentine, so against this background , i would actually minimize these photos , especially now, will they go after these progressive democrats, and that is, they won’t play into zelensky’s hands? this idea for republicans, well, even for republicans , it is very specific, because this attitude towards mila is also very specific , in fact, he is specific towards everyone, no, no, in fact, it’s the same thing, for example, silva’s relationship with a democrat is much better, left and right fundamentally matter, why is it important? but the fact is that impeachment, the impeachment procedure will be launched, judging by the operational reports, they are going will launch on the fourteenth, that is thu

as we look further down around the south, salinas area down towards king city, you see some moderate rain heading up in our direction. and that is why there is a concern here as we look at street level radar, monterey road, morgan hill into gilroy, main corridor for the afternoon commute. highway 101. it is going to be slow going and we are seeing some pockets of moderate showers around brentwood, byron, discovery bay, oakley. you will notice byron highway. it is wet. so what is going on? the area of low pressure. this has been the most intense in the series since the rain began on sunday. now this low is going to continue to parallel the coast, but the bands of moisture are wrapping around the low. southern california is going to get slammed with 4 to 8in of rain, possibly higher parts of the coastline here in the bay area over the last 24 hours. here is what we have received over an inch in san francisco. in oakland, 1.83. in santa rosa, kentfield, just over that, about a half an inch napa hayward 8000/200 in san jose. 4000/700 in livermore and over two inches of rain in ben lomond

we're um, already working on one in salinas right now. um, getting that one started.e have one targeted for san leandro. um, so we're hoping to, you know, go all across the bay area in northern california, san francisco, north bay, east bay, um, again south of san jose to get murals all over the place and bring, you know, spread soccer, spread art, and connect the community. >> wondering where the inspiration from this came from. you know, we obviously bay area, we love our sports teams here, but to have a public art campaign like this, how did that idea come about? >> i think, you know, right now we're starting to celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2024 for the world cup is coming in 2026. so we thought we need to spread the joy of football or soccer out on the bay area. how can we do that in a really unique and fun way? and i think public art, something that already exists in a major way throughout the bay area, and there's a lot of great murals in san jose, and we've seen throughout the bay area. so we thought, can we partner and marry those two things together? you

lashonda salinas was forced to register as a sex offender for 17 years after an ex-boy boyfriend reported her to the police for having hiv. she helped get the law amended this year, and after 17 years on july 7th, i came off of the sex offender registry. many believe a future without hiv and aids will come. but for now, we honor the friends and family we've lost. >> i think it's important that we all today on world aids day, take a moment and to remember. for those that have gone before us and to hold them close, but then also to ask ourselves, what am i doing to bring about a difference? >> in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc seven news. clara county public health departments marked world aids day with a vigil at the aids commemorative grove in guadalupe river park. >> officials say while great strides are being made against hiv and aids, some 35,000 people become infected in the us each year. >> one demographic is disproportionately impacted by the virus in just really shocking numbers. >> abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on the concerning trend. this flag raising s

a lot of them ended up in jail in december 1970 in salinas.er one of his personal sacrifices that was very powerful for workers. the lettuce boycott was never as effective partly because if you think about it, grapes are a luxury item. lettuce was more of an essential and much harder to differentiate, how do you know what is union lettuce and what is not? there was a lettuce boycott for a while. it did not succeed as well. host: deborah is in oneonta new york. thank you for calling. caller: hello. first thing, miriam pawel, i want to thank you for your book. i was division council leader for -- counties and union steward for the only onto department of labor office between the 70's and the 1990's. i had the great fortune of attending a convention whereby i met cesar chavez. and i actually cracked him up because i asked him, is it just red wine grapes we have to boycott? can we still drink white wine? that cracked him up. host: what was his answer? caller: oh, he cracked up, he laughed and he said no, boycott them all. i have a picture to comme

grew up in salinas and sunnyvale and only child and developed a sense of independence early on. as a teenager road the bus from sunnyveil sunnyvale to san francisco to see movies and stage musical. love for arts began when his parents took him to the ice follies, the long gone winter land ball room. how manyy people around here went to ice follies? [indiscernible] we where going to share this. >> richard d may, actor who passed on october 28 at age 65. richard was formally homeless, preparing to make his stage debut in a african american shakespeare company of arthur millers play death of a salesman. hit and killed by a driver who ran a red light. richard traveled to new york city and los angeles as part of actor workshop funded may by mayor breed dream keeper initiative. chief [indiscernible] master african drummer and composer who passed on november 2 at age 67. a master drummer composer, designer and lecturer mpt born in 1956 in haiti. family settled in new york. a master of west african, cuban and haitian instruments. performed with dance and music groups through the sf bay

grew up in salinas and sunnyvale and only child and developed a sense of independence early on. as a teenager road the bus from sunnyveil sunnyvale to san francisco to see movies and stage musical. love for arts began when his parents took him to the ice follies, the long gone winter land ball room. how manyy people around here went to ice follies? [indiscernible] we where going to share this. >> richard d may, actor who passed on october 28 at age 65. richard was formally homeless, preparing to make his stage debut in a african american shakespeare company of arthur millers play death of a salesman. hit and killed by a driver who ran a red light. richard traveled to new york city and los angeles as part of actor workshop funded may by mayor breed dream keeper initiative. chief [indiscernible] master african drummer and composer who passed on november 2 at age 67. a master drummer composer, designer and lecturer mpt born in 1956 in haiti. family settled in new york. a master of west african, cuban and haitian instruments. performed with dance and music groups through the sf bay

it's myself and, and my colleague rocio salinas, who's our second year in svusd.ut she comes and she's very young, but comes to us with a lot of experience and nancy larraine, who, um, teaches is a second, third split in our biliteracy program. and we meet i mean, we meet casually, daily, but we meet officially twice a week, once for literacy, um, and once a week for literacy, and once a week for math. um, we're also very lucky because we really, genuinely like one another. and we do. i mean, that's that's key. we get along really, really well and, um, we work very well together. we plan together, but we're not unique to glen park. i see the same collaboration with other grade levels and another thing that's really unique to glen park is we collaborate and team up across the grade levels. that's just the relation ships that we've built. but you know, liz and i were talking about this yesterday. it took us a long time to build that, um, that sense of trust. and that's and that community. we've everyone one kids adults all of us have been through a lot these past fe

don is in salinas, california and disagrees with the decision. caller: good morning.his does set a dangerous precedent. it is something coming down the line on our government. they acted like a bunch of mean girls in school. this guy is not a popular guy, he is a jerk. but he was duly elected and constitutionally and legally they have no right to do what they did and nobody is speaking up about that and that scares me. the reason he was expelled is because he is a republican and he was an unpopular guy and an easy target and the democrats are trying to whittle down the lead in the house of congress. that is it. they found a lot of stuff to get this guy on, but the explosion itself, they could have censored him -- censured him. made him helpless in congress until the next election, but they didn't. why did they vote for this expulsion? you have to use your common sense. something we did not do hardly at all in our 200 years existence we do to this guy. it is the same reason we had only two impeachments in our history. we had a donald trump impeach twice. this is an ove

don is in salinas, california and disagrees with the decision. caller: good morning.his does set a dangerous precedent. it is something coming down the line on our government. they acted like a bunch of mean girls in school. this guy is not a popular guy, he is a jerk. but he was duly elected and constitutionally and legally they have no right to do what they did and nobody is speaking up about that and that scares me. the reason he was expelled is because he is a republican and he was an unpopular guy and an easy target and the democrats are trying to whittle down the lead in the house of congress. that is it. they found a lot of stuff to get this guy on, but the explosion itself, they could have censored him -- censured him. made him helpless in congress until the next election, but they didn't. why did they vote for this expulsion? you have to use your common sense. something we did not do hardly at all in our 200 years existence we do to this guy. it is the same reason we had only two impeachments in our history. we had a donald trump impeach twice. this is an ove

shea salinas, who retired from the quakes soccer pitch last year, talked about some of the special eventsd in. >> the block party in san pedro square, and i'll be doing a skills challenge as a part of that where kids will come out parties. in the skills challenge, we'll take the best scores from every age group and give them a really awesome prize money to our shop to buy gear or tickets to the games. so we're excited to do that. on february 18th. >> and this is also a big week ahead for the earthquakes. today's a major league soccer superdraft. tomorrow, it will reveal the schedule for the upcoming season. it's 659. this is the last day of an annual holiday event in san jose, providing food to families that are struggling in santa clara county. volunteers for a sacred heart community service center will work all day, passing out boxes filled with food to pre-selected families. each box will have a chicken, a turkey or ham, as well as a wide variety of side dishes that you need to fix. a traditional holiday meal and the power of good news goes a long way. you can share some cheer this hol

salinas: america's veterans have sacrificed so much for our freedom and i'm grateful. words alone are not enough. a members of congress it's our job to honor the pledge we made to military families and ensure they get the benefits they deserve. when my constituent, shirley thomas, suddenly stopped receiving her v.a. benefits, she reached out to my office for help and in just three short weeks my team was able to restart her benefits and secure back payments for the months she missed. i recently visited shirley and reiterated my commitment to helping military families lakers because supporting our service members means supporting them long after they come home. it means providing them with safe affordable housing,ence spanning educational opportunities to help ---housing, expanding educational opportunities. and so much more. today and always will i keep fighting to do just that. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address

and the way to take the power away is to truly ignore them, but good in salina that issues living her life the way by the way, i'm gonna remind you you said that. okay fair enough. have a good weekend, everybody