amy: thank you for being with us, texas tech representative trey martinez fischer of san antonio, who together with democratic state representative jasmine crockett and a few others led the fling democrats who left from anywhere from houston in san antonio and dallas to dulles to washington, d.c. come to stop state representatives for approving another voter suppression bill. we will continue to follow the developments. after months of decline, covid cases are rising again in the united states. we will speak with a leading epidemiologist about why this is happening, about the vaccine gap in the world as well. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break]

what is texas in brand and what is san antonio brand question always been the alamo city. when i dug a little deeper i realized they were about to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to revitalize the alamo. there's this whole debate about what story that revitalized, renovated, with the new museum. what story was it going to tell? it seemed to bring this whole thing back to the surface again. i wrote in a column a fight at the alamo had more to do slavery and liberty. that triggered a firestorm and a big conversation. >> richard brought the idea to us went to breakfast south congress one monday morning. jason and i, at some point he starts going on about all that you don't know about the alamo. all that you think you know is wrong. and especially what a burden the anglo dominant narrative has been. and at some point we kind of jerked up and said what do you say? after about another hour he does nothing but his homework i said somebody ought to write a book about that. until years later we have. >> initially i thought it would be a fun thing to do with my friends. but as

talking about state represent thompson, nicole collier of fort worth and san diego go burn nell of san antonio. financed by beto o'rourke's group financing this thing. $200 per diem per day and just waiting for this texas legislation time to run out. steve: if you missed them appearing before the committee yesterday, here's some of what they had to say. >> this idea that this bill makes voting easier in this instance, i don't see how. >> the bills that were filed would do more harm than good. >> you are damn right i left texas. and i'm glad i did. >> i left texas to give my people a right to be able to vote without them being infringed upon. >> would you say that these proposed voting laws are remnants of jim crow? >> absolutely jim crow 3.0. steve: okay, i have not heard that soundbite. the run away texans, the

along urban stretches of the san antonio river. several miles away, in the for the reaches of the modern city, the manager of the video game store began his daily ritual. his name was mariano rivera. >> the store opens at ten but the managers typically get their nine in the morning. get the chills ready, grab the money and go to the. back >> a similar process at the sister store, same company, not far away. that one managed by the woman who sent a text to her boyfriend. except this was strange. as the morning stood by, her store remained closed. mariano got a call from the district manager. >> can you go over there and maybe you can see something. see what's going on. >> he did, he saw a white car in the parking lot that looked like the young woman's car. he appeared into the store window. nobody there. >> i thought, man, this is strange. where is she? so i kept calling. >> her name was amber belken. tiny, just five to, 100 pounds. but energetic, ambitious. and very much in charge. >> she was a firecracker. that's the easiest way t

and within a couple of years he's occupying san antonio. he stopped an incredible story arc and if you're telling the story right he would be the most widely known as an in texas and not jim bowie. >> seguin is the great tragic hero of texas historyif you don't know his story is worth picking up the book to read it . >> i'm sure the next act of one seguin the miniseries. there's a question about the analysis of the narrative in media, in film and what has been the most accurate, that was another question. what in the book do youthink has the most integrity . most integrity and i put my own gloss on there. the one you think everybody should be treading this book to have a full understanding of. >> i'll leave the last question to you all at the intersection of test fictional account of the alamo, stephen harrigan's case for the alamo. it's respected by everyone, rigorously researched . it's one of the first notes i read just because he's a buddy and you do all this research on the alamo and you realize how much he got right where historians g

i state representative trey martinez fischer of san antonio. in one of those two chartered flights and the bus that left goalless -- dulles. can respond to governor abbott singh when you return he will arrest you, have you all arrested in cabin, keep you in the capital until you vote? they can't go after you in washington, d.c. but the republican representatives don't seem to understand that. they voted though you have broken arm so does not really hold water -- broken the corinth so it does not hold water, they can hold you wherever you are. can you respond? >> i don't appreciate the language. i don't like beintold i'm going to be corralled like i'm a piece of property, especially for minority lmakers that is especially sensitive i would ask the governor to maybe get out a the source and use another word. we're not going to be bullied or intimidated by anyone, including the governor or our colleagues. we have a job to do. i represent 180,000 hard-working men, women, mostly blue-collar workers from san antonio texas, latinos and i am their voic

>>> sí el estudio está desarrollado con la colaboración de dos centros oncológicos en texas en san antoniorupos étnicos por eso es tan importante porque en texas son en su mayoría mexicanos igual diría que es el cáncer que más afecta en la ciudadania, en comunes dentro de la cmomunidad latina y los latinos han visto una mayor incidencia cáncer cervical y al hígado. es el primero en su tipo que busca idenficar, que impactan de una a otra manera y esto nos va a permitir aumentar el conocimiento científico y desarrollar y impletar. que promueven un plan integral. muchas gracias por el trabajo que hace para la cunidad. y ahora le cuento sobre una exposición de arte digital, en ciudad de méxico. es una instalación para los 114 años de esta artista brillante. frida es otra dimensión una frida humana podrás esucchar la música que ella gustaba. ella las cosas qu no se saben, en total 26 de sus cuadros más significativos para celebrar a frida. >> estoy tratando de tener relaciones con mi mujer, no puedo resolver, [bip] se me cayÓ. >> ¿tÚ piensas que Él es el que los ha provocado? >> y tambiÉn progr

>> todo comenzó en san antonio de los baños cerca de la habana, vvecinos salieron a protestar por la divisas que son inaccesibles para la población que paga en pesos cunos. es lo que nos dijeron los vecinos que salieron a s calles. esas fueron las razones que esgrimieron. >> ¿has hablado con familiares de detenidos y desaparecidos? >> sí, esta mañana hablaba con madre de detenidos que están buscando a sus seres queridos, casi todas mujer, y nos decían en su mayoría que habían sido detenidos, habían sido arrestados violentamente. >> ¿estuviste ayer en las protestas? >> estuve en san antonio de los baños, y llegamos un poco tarde, salieron todos los vídeos, llegamos cuando llegaron los contra manifestantes. no sabemos qué va a ocurrir en los próximo días. >> te agradezco tu tiempo y gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> gracias, julio. >> el presidente joe biden extendió su apoyo a los manifestantes que busca la libertad dice ante un régimen autoritario, y cuba sigue culpando de la crisis a washington. cristina tiene las reacciones internacionales. >> (gritos). >> por segundo día consecu

host: let's go to john in san antonio, republican caller. caller: i just love how any time the democrats don't like the election legislation being presented they call it suppression bills. this is not suppression. making it harder, making it easier to vote. that is a he said, she said kind of deal. this is insane. it is easy to vote in texas. we probably have the best early voting process of anybody anywhere. i have never had any problem voting in texas. i love that we require id and our voter registration card. i am not for mailing out ballots. i'm not for ballot drop boxes. that is where cheating will happen. host: we will hear from representative thierry. guest: i would love to have him defined what is ballot harvesting. if it is easy to vote in texas, why do we have this legislation? he says he likes early voting. why did this bill attempt to restrict the hours for early voting? the fact that his county may have provisions, why would he want the state to come in and to supersede that and allow them to tell every county what to do, so the

over in san antonio, texas, the front page of the san antonio express news, says 40 ill in assisted living outbreak. also on the front page on the san antonio express news at the top today governor abbott shuns more mask rules. in western pennsylvania here's the front page today of the tribune review, covid on the rise again in the state. in raleigh, north carolina, the front page of the news and observer, state reports over 1,000 new covid cases, nearly 9% positivity rate in new covid tests. head over to st. louis, missouri of the st. louis dispatch post today, not enough people are getting vaccinated. missouri reports virus count not seen since january. we have been following the situation in missouri closely over the past couple of weeks. obviously we're seeing a surge nationwide. but in missouri hospitals there sounded the alarm a couple weeks ago that they were nearing capacity, and then after that they sounded a further alarm that they were at capacity. and after that they sounded a further alarm that they were over capacity including in their icus. hospitals in southwest missouri ha

población de la ciudad una preocupación que llegó a la mesa del contralor demócrata que incluye san antonioa promueva como ley >> están haciendo su trabajo en forzar las leyes >> el resultado puede ser equivocado >> un reto en redes sociales es viral jóvenes dicen que están contagiados de coronavirus (covid-19) más información al regresar de la pausa >> un reto viral en redes sociales donde jóvenes manipulan los resultados de la prueba contra el coronavirus (covid-19) para perder clases >> la utilización de bebidas gaseoas por estudiantes para manipular las pruebas de coronavirus (covid-19) causa alerta en europa y en estados unidos >> tienen mucha creatividad hay que estar vigilante la prueba puede estar falsamente si es que se puede manipular >> (hablan en inglés) >> las pruebas caseras de saliva se usan para estas manipulaciones >> la persona consume mucha vitamina c o ácido cítrico que puede ser que le dejen unas gotas al espacio donde se coloque la saliva >> en casos de falsos positivos de pruebas rápidas se recomienda una segunda prueba molecular para confirmar el diagnóstico >> es im

comerciales) continúas con la información confirmada no brote de covid-19 en otra casa de cuidados en san antonio (nombre extranjero) donde según la doctora tuvieron 40 personas infectadas con covid-19 la mayoría estaban completamente vacunados la mayoría de casos lo tuvo síntomas otuvo síntomas muy leves estés para detener la vacuna la persona de la tercera edad o aquellos con otras condiciones de salud son más propensas a contraer el virus a pesar de estar vacunada pero añade que hay una gran diferencia entre este brote y lo que vimos anteriormente en la ciudad por eso la mayoría de personas están esperando no están vacunados por eso están allí por eso espera que esta situación cree conciencia y la comunidad sepa que aunque la vacuna no es perfecta si ha salvado vidas en cuanto a la casa de cuidado para personas mayores la vocera informó que está siguiendo los protocolos indicados por el cdc y autoridades locales que todas las personas se suministraron a una prueba y todos están aislados en un establecimiento los trabajadores del condado san mateo y visitantes deberán usar mascarillas en el int

san antonio, dallas, llegan a los 100—105 grados y con la humedad se puede sentir hasta los 110 gradoscios, muchos con techos oscuros, el asfalto, los vehÍculos, los aires acondicionados crean una burbuja que haga que la temperatura la ciudad suba mÁs que en los alrededores. en la noche la ciudad se enfrÍa mÁs despacio que en los vecindarios. hay hasta siete o 10 grados de diferencia. las orugas de calor harÁn que los prÓximos dÍas, en las grandes urbes, la situaciÓn sea muy pesada. hay que hidratarse bien. patricia: hay que cuidarse mucho. en mÉxico intensificÓ el proceso de vacunaciÓn en los municipios de la frontera norte. el plan es que en los prÓximos dÍas se apliquen mÁs de medio millÓn de vacunas a los jÓvenes que viven en la zona. se trata de un importante paso hacia la reapertura de la frontera con estados unidos. reportera: este martes arrancÓ la vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19 en los municipios fronterizos de tamaulipas. la meta es que el prÓximo fin de semana queden vacunados todos los mayores de 18 aÑos que habitan en los 25 municipios de la frontera norte de mÉxico. en reyn

nuestro compaÑero nos cuenta mÁs desde san antonio.hizo hace mÁs de un mes a los migrantes que crucen texas. los va a empezar a encerrar. hoy sabemos que a partir de ayer empezaron a llegar los primeros migrantes a esta unidad... que tendrÁ a los migrantes acusados de delitos menores. la abogado seÑala que los migrantes van a enfrentar cargos que no son felonÍas... >> entrar a propiedad privada sin permiso. es un delito menor que lleva hasta un aÑo de cÁrcel. reportero: las instalaciones tienen un cupo de 1200—1000 presentas personas y se considera que en su punto mÁs alto, cuando menos, 200 miradas estarÁn llegando todos los dÍas a este lugar. >> lo que estÁ haciendo el gobernador es desalentar a los migrantes de que vengan... y de postularse como el gobernador mÁs antiinmigrante de la historia del paÍs. >> el ex productor de hollywood compareciÓ por una vez en una corte de california acusado de delitos sexuales tras ser extraditado de nueva york. harvey enfrentarÁ un nuevo juicio por violaciÓn y abuso sexual contra otras cinco mujere

una tercera persona fue baleada a pocas cuadras san antonio la vÍctima sobreviviÓ.n el hospital. ofrece recompensa de # 500 dÓlares. para llevar al arresto de el o t sospechoso. >>> im puerblt como cost de la violencia generada por armas. el alcalde y amenaza de la demanda y el proyecto estÁ en proceso de resoluciÓn. y dets apareciÓ el fin de semana la comunidad dice que no se va a quedar de brazos cruzados. le diremos cuÁl es el plan de acciÓn. >>> y en historias de mi barrio, uno de los parques mÁs famosos en san francisco. >>> ademÁs continÚa la buena racha y aire fresco ge entrando a la regiÓn vie nren cambios, hablaremos de los in jen doi s esto y mÁs al volver. c340 parte de nevada, utah fuertes lluvias arizona y nuevo mÉxico que han estado los Últimos 3 dÍas con lluvia que se presenta esta temporada. regresando al panorama local, vemos como sigue entrando esa capa marina que va a persistir con nosotros por lo menos, a partir del domingo vienen los cambios y se retira y va a subir la temperatura. san francisco 59 grados. se mantiene mayormente soleado. nublado

[mÚsica] carlos: saludos a toda la gente de san antonio, texas.r a mi abuelita. nunca podÍa trabajar porque no tenÍa mis documentos, pero ese peso se me quita encima. puedo ayudar a mi abuela y a mi familia para salir adelante en la universidad. fue como muy liberal. [sonido ambiente] paco: todo comenzÓ aquÍ en san antonio, texas, donde doÑa conchita estaba amasando una a una para pagar, ademÁs de la consejerÍa legal, las tarifa requeridas por inmigraciÓn. >> de esta casa sale para la comida, para la casa, el agua, para la luz. tambiÉn con esto tenemos la oportunidad de ayudar a ella para que salga adelante. >> es trabajar mucho. allison se levanta a las 5:00 de la maÑana todos los sÁbados para ayudar a mamÁ. tambiÉn ella estÁ trabajando. [mÚsica] paco: para lograr esto el esfuerzo fue grande. tuvieron que, como muchos, dejar todo atrÁs para ir a estados unidos arriesgÁndose en el trayecto. sorteando en las aguas del rÍo bravo. >> nadando. ella nadando. nos venimos. primero me pasÉ con el niÑo, con el hermanito de ella. me pase en el rÍo. entonces

expira la moratoria que protege a inquilinos de un desalojo un inquilino recibió miles de dólares en san antonio texas investigan a oficiales por uso excesivo de fuerza >> son imágenes que pueden sre perturbadoras >> el motivo no está claro el vídeo muestra al oficial sentado y la madre pidiendo libertad >> as fueron asaltadas >> se hae de 450 dólares y des shuye ahí está el momento del atrcto el vídeo fue dado por el departamento de policía de california si tiene alguna información llame a las autoridades al número en pantalla >> son 3 meses y medio desde que una mujer fue privada de libertad por su exesposo alejandra habló con su familia >> su familia salió a la calle el viernes tiene la esperanza que le digan dónde está fue vista el 11 de abril mientas salía forzada por su exesposo >> los niños fueron dejados con la papá de chávez la pareja está desesperada >> no duermo hay un rato que no esté pensando en ella >> tenemos una noche de paz >> para buscar su cuerpo en el (...) donde se les vio por última vez >> no hay indicación que dijra que está muerta >> ni que está viva él se fue para méxico

host: marie in san antonio, texas.ere are some of your comments from social media on your most important story of the week. this from stephen in michigan -- " my most important issue is the debt. the government must take in more money in taxes than it spends. we haven't done that since the tax breaks of 2001." larry in new jersey -- " my most -- for me the top stories are the droughts in the southwest, the fires in california, the floods in europe. we cannot keep ignoring it, but it is not going away." " my top story is about the eight black women, including a congresswoman, who stood up and spoke up for voting rights and were arrested in the senate thing yesterday in washington dc. i want to thank them for standing to protect my voting rights and democracy." the photo therefrom cq roll call of her being arrested by easy capitol police. -- by capitol police. what was your top news story? caller: this story i caught on c-span3 a couple days ago. it was from june 2021. it was the origin of coronavirus, and my chin was on

. >> lo que empezÓ como una manifestaciÓn en la ciudad de san antonio de los baÑos al suroeste de lante se quejan de que la internet ha sido bloqueada. se enfrentaron a los policÍas. horas mÁs tarde, el presidente miguel dÍaz canel, con poco los seguidores del gobierno a salir a las calles enfrentarlas. miguel: convocamos a todos los revolucionarios del paÍs, a todos los comunistas, a que salgan a las calles a cualquier lugar en donde se van a producir estas provocaciones. >> militares y agentes vestidos de civil, golpearon y arrestaron a cientos de personas. la casa blanca dicho lo siguiente, el pueblo cubano estÁ haciendo valer con valentÍa los derechos fundamentales universales, dijo biden. derechos incluidos el derecho de la protesta pacÍfica. determinar libremente su propio futuro. deben ser respetados. estados unidos hace un llamado al rÉgimen cubano para que escuchÉ su pueblo y atienda las necesidades en este momento vital, en lugar de enriquecerse. >> con la represiÓn que, con el pueblo de que nos matan de hambre. no tenemos casa. tienen dinero para construir hoteles. y a nos

some social media lightning in a bottle when a bolt connected with their ball at a top golf in san antonio. this actually happened back in may. much like the ill-fated ball, that video has blown . comparatively uneventful paul is he, and summer in san francisco, this is what it is. >> i know we don't get much lightning around here, but if you are ever in the environment where there is a thunderstorm, if you are in the open, that is a really bad idea. you need to be in an enclosed structure. low clouds and fog, tonight, no lightning, obviously, just the drizzle along the coast and around the bay as we head into the rest of the night and into early tomorrow morning. temperatures are going to continue through the end of the workweek, then we warm up a little bit as we get through the end of the workweek, especially for inland parts of the bay area. and right now, there is the fog, it is back. 56 degrees, 80 degrees in oakland, not much warmer on the side of the bay. in santa rosa, everyone's temperatures are below normal for this time of year. 70 degrees for the warm spot in concord, that fog

big game for their opponent, the san antonio spurs. >> show time. >> 9in 200106, "inside man" becameis biggest hit. then he took the jury prize "black klansman." during his production, young woman was murdered in charlottesville while attending in anti-racism protests. spike lee chose to dedicate his film to her. >> i lcalled susan, the mother f heather. i wanted her permission. can i include the footage that shows your daughter being murdered and she gave me her blessing. >> as the coronavirus pandemic gathered pace, spike lee pay tribute to new york's health care workers. while his film went to a netflix release. now the director is to add another accolade to his resume, awarding the palm d'or at the cannes closing ceremony on july 17th. >> spike lee, president of the jury at cannes. my favorite film of his "do the right thing." i urge you to get that one take a look at it. stay with us throughout the week for our coverage from the cannes film festival. let's head to the news. the man who should've run against belarus is leader last year has been jailed. the exile opposition leader

se vivieron afuera de la isla >>> (sonido ambiente) >>> ahí ven que las marchas se vivieron en san antonioadre lleva afectada por días >>> nuestro país no tiene medicamentos ni nada los derechos humanos son violados completamente >>> desde la habana el presidente de cuba admitió hoy en una intervención en la televisión estatal que la isla vive una crisis económica >>> (información en pantalla) >>> (información en pantalla) >>> pero vamos a saber cómo amaneció hoy la cuba con rogelio buenas tardes >>> muy buenos días nicole el pueblo cubano está con tranquilidad en la habana hemos conversado con gente y viven momentos de incertidumbre ayer vieron momentos de felicidad pero cuando comenzó la represión llegó la preocupación porque no saben en qué puede terminar esto quieren seguir protestando pero enfrentan la represión del gobierno pero te diría que hoy en el ambiente hay incertidumbre >>> es que vemos también esas imágenes de violencia en las calles qué dijo el presidente >>> que no hubo represión lo que no se ve en las imágenes donde gente de civil y uniformados reprimen a las personas hay

shut down an illegal casino operation happened on 14th avenue and international boulevard near san antonio park officers found 8 guns 30 high capacity magazines. a bulletproof vest. large quantities of narcotics with a street value of $76,000 including meth marijuana, heroin and 60 bottles of pro methods scene. officers also found more than $21,000 in cash and 18 illegal casino gaming machines. police say one person was taken into custody. oakland police chief leronne armstrong gave credit to the community for lending a hand in the investigation. and now to our wildfire coverage tonight. right now, strong winds continue to hamper efforts to contain the backcourt complex fire in northern california. yeah. that fire is burning near the nevada border about 50 miles north of truckee. it has scorched more than 105,000 acres. >> containment is up to 70%. more than 30 homes have been destroyed in the small town of doyle. fire officials say this fire started. thanks to a lightning strike. and the river fire that is burning in mariposa and not far from yosemite national park. >> cal fire says that

in off the bench for denver, all keldon johnson averaged 12.8 points and 6 rebounds per game for san antonio also played with the team usa select team recently now teen usa placer final exhibition game on sunday night against spain. all right. now this is such a cool story. mlb all star shohei ohtani paying it forward after competing in the home run derby, even though he didn't win the angel sensation still received a $150,000 just for taking part now instead of pocketing the dough ohtani decided to give the money out to 30 a staff members. he handed out checks on friday today to trainers clubhouse workers and media relations staffers tommy was eliminated in the first round after losing in a dramatic tie breaker to want soto. he says if he had won first place in received a million dollars which is the prize for the winner. he planned to give out all the money as well. so awesome to see what a stand-up guy th take a look at this. astronomers calling this fireworks. this is what lead these were captured by an observatory. >> telescope in chile the lights are young stars and the gas warming up

respecto >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> se espera que sea un día pasado por agua en estas zonas de san antonion placer >>> el mal tiempo causó también esta escena un monitor para bebé captó el momento cuando escombros cayeron sobre un niño de 5 meses en un suburbio la zona estaba siendo afectada por una tormenta cuando el árbol cayó sobre la cuna afortunadamente solamente fue un susto porque está bien de salud (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> ya van 2 semanas desde el derrumbe del edificio de surfside y siguen apareciendo víctimas mortales se eleva el número de desaparecidos vamos con el reporte en vivo y más información sobre la escena en estos momentos >>> buenas tardes es el día 14 desde la tragedia aquí en surfside la florida se han recuperado 10 cadáveres más y 95 personas aún siguen sin aparecer lo que hace continuar los trabajos de búsqueda y rescate las condiciones del tiempo han sido favorables según la alcaldesa del condado de miami-dade no como ayer en que 2 ocasiones se interrumpieron los trabajos hoy el clima está bastante bien no hace tanto calor no ha llovido por eso l

next monday buses will run from the paseo san antonio station up to the bay point station and over to the milpitas transit center. buses will stop at each light rail station along the way. service will resume between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. on weekdays and from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on the weekend. the writers will not have to pay a fair to get on and they will run until light rail service is restored. >>> a tonight thcts th thgarlic a ned fireon thst len raz rts from gilroy ctims w remb of dedicate a new gilroy strong resiliency center. in the meantime the families of the victims are still seeking justice. a moment of silence tonight as community members gather to remember the tragedy of the garlic festival mass shooting which took place at 5:40 p.m. exactly 2 years ago. >> we will never forget the lives that were lost here. but the strength that comes from being together in community moving on is something that helps us pick ourselves up and heal. >> reporter: it was just outside of the doors of the gilroy strong resiliency center. ors il experiencing trauma. >> it's not that th

next monday buses will run from the paseo san antonio station up to the bay point station and over toe milpitas transit center. buses will stop at each light rail station along the way. service will resume between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. on weekdays and from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on the weekend. the writers will not is restore >>> a memorial held in gilbert tonight for the victims of the 2019 shooting at the garlic festival. it was two years ago that a gunman opened fire on the last day of the festival, telling three people and wounding several more. len ramirez reports from gilroy where the victims were remembered. >> reporter: the community gathered here to remember the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting and to dedicate a new gilroy strong resiliency center. in the meantime the families of the victims are still seeking justice. a moment of silence tonight as community members gather to remember the tragedy of the ic exactly 2 years ago. >> we will never forget the lives that were lost here. but the strength atcomes from being together in community moving on is someth

castro, form housing and urban development secretary under president obama, the former mayor of san antonio. he was a 2020 presidential candidate. now he is an msnbc political analyst. secretary castro, good to see you. thank you for being with us. tell me about what's happening you, the marchers haven't arrived on the time mark we're still a couple hours away from that. but tell me what this is meant to be and what it's meant to achieve. >> as you mentioned, ali, this is the final leg of a three-day march which is calling attention to voter suppression efforts here in texas and also trying to call to the conscience of the nation, especially legislators in the senate to do what they can to make sure that everything we see the republicans are doing to suppress the vote here in texas and georgia like you mentioned and other states is held back. and pushed back by the for the people act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act. they've been marching the last couple of days. today thousands of texans are expected here at the state capitol. willie nelson is going to perform. what you can

after receiving his ba in mathematics from trinity university in san antonio and an ma in statistics from the university of michigan, go blue, mr. santos went on to hold several leadership roles including vice president of statistics and methodology at the university of chicago's national opinion research center , director of survey operations at the university of michigan, survey research center in partner and executive vice president at a texas market research firm. mr. santos has also served as an expert advisor to the cdc and the census bureau. he currently serves as the elected president of the american statistical association, the leading professional organization for statisticians in the united states. welcome, mr. santos. you may proceed with your opening remarks. santos: thank you, chair, can you hear me? ok, thank you very much. i would like to first introduce my wife, della -- alela and my son emilio. i just want to say thank you for this opportunity to give an opening statement and thank you, committee members, for those of you who are here, and i understand if you can't

. >> reporter: tristan daden rosas, san antonio, texas, only 15, playing video games, hit by a strayt. >> i should have been there. because when you promise a kid you're going to protect them -- that's a promise you can never take back. >> reporter: altogether an unspeakable toll. more than 39 dead, 94 wounded ge, the deceased, 6 children under age 12. the violence stretched from rural areas to urban cities. >> it's been a minute since i've done this. >> reporter: in philadelphia we rolled along with the police. a small number of streets infected with gun violence. >> we see this corner store here. i want to come up -- six people shot. this is another corner here where we have multiple shootings. >> reporter: that night the streets were quiet, until they weren't. >> now there's reports of shots fired in another end of the city. >> reporter: a shooting outside this restaurant famous for its cheese sticks. >> that's a shell casing on the ground right there. see where the white circle's drawn around it. i don't know what it is, you get closer to 2:00, stuff starts popping. >> reporter:

first street from paseo de san antonio to tasman drive. it was halted after the mass shooting at the rail yard may 26th. the bus service is free and runs every 30 minutes weekdays from 5:30 to 8:30. it will continue until light rail service resumes and there's still no firm estimate on when that potentially could be. >>> 4:39. coming up here on "today in the bay," tesla rolling out the new features that all are coming to those new models and when you can expect to see them. >>> black widow versus disney. while scarlet johansson is taking legal action over her box office hits. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning as we get started with your friday. we're going to have a look at that commute as well as your weather and more news ahead here on "today in the bay." . >>> right now at 4:42 on your friday morning, as you're heading out the door in the peninsula, palo alto, 63 degrees. some clouds drifting by and we'll see some sunshine again today as temperatures warm up. a ahead few minutes. >> your left lanes are blocke

esto será desde la estación paseo en san antonio hasta la estación en pantalla, a lo largo de servicioos. seguimos en san josé donde la policía arrestó a un hombre donde la policía registró un artefacto explosivo. por seguridad autoridades evacuaron la zona y cerraron varias calles. tras revisar, las calles ya están reviertas. >>> nos hacemos una pausa y al volver representantes están sus preguntas sobre daca ¿qué opciones hay para sus beneficiarios? ya les cuento. >>> la noche de ayer recibimos reportes de que en el área de la bahía una fuerte luz se dio en toda la región, le vamos a decir de qué se trata al volver >>> y si busca empleo y tiene conocimientos sobre jardinería, invernaderos y huertos esta puede ser su oportunidad, buscan a una persona que los apoye con mantenimiento, ventas y talleres en san josé, para más información puede visitar la página de internet ( comerciales ) californianos, todos nuestros hogares comparten la energía. pero las olas de calor pueden llevar nuestra red de suministro al límite las flex alerts nos recuerdan consumir menos energía de 4 a 9 pm. así,

young sins is chief cardiologist at san antonio hospital in ash 5 by germany. a welcome to d w. this sounds like a particularly debilitating condition. yes, it is a very serious condition that may effect a lot of people. and as you know, we have worldwide 118000000 people infected was asked to there's a huge, non man, if you count the people who may suffer from the long covert syndrome, up to 4 percent up to be young 12 weeks. that's a quite huge number, so we have to look very close at these patients and we have to follow up these patients after an acute code with not in severe illness. all right, so just so we're all talking about the same thing. we know that people get infected with, with, with, with told me they, they suffer, they die or they get better. but there are some people who have this longer, this long tail of other conditions that seem to be associated with the initial illness. all will be closer to understanding why most people don't get affected by this, and some people do. now we really don't. so i think we are at the beginning to understand what code it 9 was o

district judge javier rodriguez in san antonio found the air force, quote, 60% responsible for the 2017tist church shooting in southerland springs. according to the judge, the organization failed to submit kelley's criminal history into a database which could have prevented the gunman from purchasing the weapons that he used in the attack may or may not remember the shooting. it happened in early november of 2017 when the gunman was a former air force servicemen. devin kelley opened fire during a church service. 25 people were killed including one pregnant woman putting the total death toll at 26 the attack remains the worst mass shooting in texas history. the developing international news tonight, the president of haiti has been assassinated. reports say that jovenel moise we rather was killed in his home earlier this morning and we have just learned the presumed assassins have been arrested. the first lady of haiti. she was also shot in the attack and is in the hospital tonight. ease spent most of the past year waging a political world. the opposition over the terms of his presidency.

coming in off the bench for denver keldon johnson averaged 12.8 points and 6 boards per game for san antonio. he also had been playing for the u.s. a select team in vegas. so he was already close by round 2 of the british open at the saint george's golf course in england on his 12 hole. collin more with a long shot. nice approach there and that would lead to a putt. he finished around to 9 under par is currently in second place and lewis boost hasten on his 14th here. going for the eagle line 6 still in command of first place with 11 under par round 3 set for tomorrow. ladies, how excited are you for the olympics very. >> what's your favorite sport gymnastics and to see the gymnastics. yeah. i mean, it just makes me feel stiff. excited about the british open. that's kind of my thing. okay. so your golf fan who you go in for kathryn. i'm always like i like rory mcilroy, but it's not guys soil but pay yeah. it took how watch anyway still chairman. all right. you're loyal island, pics, kind. well, there are some brand new emoji's that are coming to your smartphone and. >> some avid texters are

young sins is chief cardiologist at san antonio hospital in ash violent germany, a welcome to dw, this sounds like a particularly deep militate and condition. yes, it is a very serious condition that may effect a lot of people. and as you know, we have worldwide 180000000 people infected was asked to there's a huge number. and if you count the people who may suffer from this long covert syndrome, up to 4 percent up to be young 12 weeks, that's quite a huge number. so we have to look very close at these patients and we have to follow up these patients after an acute cobra can severe illness. all right, so just so we're all talking about the same thing where we know that people get infected with, with, with recovery they, they suffer, they die or they get better. but there are some people who have this long over this long tail of other conditions that seem to be associated with the initial illness. are we any closer to understanding why most people don't together affected by this, and some people do now we really don't. so i think we are at the beginning to understand what kobe neither w

that's just a few blocks from san antonio park. field and police say the victim was taken to the hospital. but is apparently going to be ok, the second shooting happened just before 5 o'clock on hunter avenue not far from 98th avenue and interstate 8.80, one man was injured but is going to be okay. and then just 2 minutes later and one block away. a 26 year-old man was shot and killed on gormley avenue. nobody has been arrested. police have not said if the shootings are connected. >> and the south bay an office building caught fire in santa clara. it happened saratoga avenue in the city of santa clara. according to fire crews are cleaning employee smelled smoke. and then notice what looked to be an outlet fire. the exact cause is still under investigation. nobody was injured. the national gun rights group is now fighting san jose's attempt to require and annual gun fee and gun liability insurance. if you have a firearm there, the national foundation for gun rights sent a cease and desist letter to mayor sam liccardo and the city co

this coming monday, the bus service will operate along first street in san jose from paseo de san antoniostation and over to the milpitas bart station. it's going to serve all the light rail stations along there every 30 minutes on weekdays and our early on, we cups to the east bay now where richmond police recently stumbled upon something not often seen. it was kind of a double, maybe even a triple park situation. take a look for yourself. was the same at the kaiser hospital parking garage enrichment. police say they are at least happy. the driver of that suv was not badly hurt. a woman apparently accidentally accelerated. the car in drive instead of reverse and that caused the suv to basically fall onto the parking floor below. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 a president trump pushed. >> to get vaccinated against the dangerous delta variant says the covid crisis worsens across the country. plus a national eviction moratorium is coming to an end. why some want to extend it. but others say it's no longer need it. and dry drought-like conditions continue to worsen conditions continue t

it's going to operate along first street in san jose from the paso de san antonio station to a point station, then over to milpitas bart station. it's going to serve all the light rail stations along that route about every 30 minutes only days and hourly on the weekends. >> it was a big night in the nba and for the golden state warriors the team selecting 2 new players in the first round of the 2021 nba draft on 4 sports reporter kylen mills explains why the lawyers are done making moves just yet. >> a big night here at chase center has just wrapped up as we have learned who the workers have chosen in the 2021 nba draft with the 7th overall pick the worst host jonathan kuminga from the g league ignite and with the 14th overall selection, they chose arkansas's moses moody coming as a 6 foot 8, 210 pound forward from the democratic republic of congo. he recently played just over the bay bridge for the g league ignite out of walnut street average 15.8 points and 7.2 points per game. he's athletic versatile and has a lot of upside. but is a guy may need some time to develop. >> now with

there is a suggestion that the, the process began in the town of san antonio. my name is richard havana because suffering 12 la power shortages of summer people. so you say fed up and took to the street was of course the now what they have been there's been a liberalization in social media release thing. spread like wildfire spread around the country. we find people taking the streets and all sorts of different types. but how do you foresee these protests playing out? how do you foresee the president responding? well, we had, we had a reaction, he went on yesterday afternoon and called on revolution. reason of what's the government to take the street and confront these counter revolutionary reasons. and the united states and i am, the police didn't move in with plain clothes and uniform. i'm to clear the street pretty quickly because of the 9 o'clock curfew in for us because of the dynamic, the students did pretty shortly. well, they'll be more demonstrations in place to come to help to see, but i, i think some american politicians i used to be and so the commu

la, la, la, la, la >>> in today's shot of the day, a golfer at a san antonio driving range hit an electrifyingng struck his ball in midair during that storm the volt jolted him back in surprise when the video is slowed down, you can see the moment the lightning bolt hits the ball moving at an estimated 88 miles per hour no one was hurt, but it is astounding that they are out there. we were just talking about that during the storm we can't even see anything the storm is so bad. >> that was dangerous for them to have even been out there. i can just imagine the sound of the thunder simultaneously hitting, just jolting. they're lucky they got away with that >>> right now to a match that had just about the same odds as being struck by lightning. two women who discovered they had exactly what was needed to help save each other's husband lester holt joins us now with a remarkable story >> this is an incredible story about coincidence and compatibility that brought two co-workers and their families closer than they ever could've imagined for co-workers tia and susan, one conversation last summer chang

. >> reporter: in san antonio, the shute family was fully vaccinated but four out of five family members got breakthrough infections. their symptoms mild or none at all. for that they credit the vaccine. >> i'm very thankful we got it, thinking about how bad it could have been if we had not had that boost in our immune system. we could have ended up in the hospital. >> real concern for the unvaccinated and how quickly this is spreading. obviously also concern over the breakthrough cases and, whit, the former cdc director saying today in that interview that more cases are to be expected and i know authorities are saying the vast majority are mild but still it's making people nervous who went out of their way to get the vaccine and now are seeing some of these breakthrough cases pop up with people they know. >> reporter: dr. frieden says as it spreads rapidly, you will have more of these breakthrough infections as well, and while those who are vaccinated are much less likely to suffer from severe illness there will be rare incidents of hospitalization and death. that's why he says it's so

nashville's been mentioned san antonio, oklahoma city. even montreal. so there are other cities that have been mentioned. of course, they visited las vegas more than any other place. i mentioned 4 times here. the commissioner of baseball mention las vegas last week when he said ok, oakland, you've got just a short window here to try to figure out what's going on and see if the team moves to las vegas or somewhere else. so it seems to me that las vegas is the number one choice. one of the interesting dynamics is and and you and oakland, though, this much better than we do here in las vegas are the dynamics between the raiders and the athletics. they don't like each other are were friendly with each other because of the conflicts they've had. they're oakland alameda coliseum and so i that factors into this, whether the raiders have any pull. i don't think they would like to see the athletics moving to las vegas that they would like to have it for themselves. along with the nhl here in town. but anyway, yeah, there's another dynamic that could play come in

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