san antonio also -- breaks. san antonio is also taking a page from mayor gallego's book, we're the first major city in texas to pilot a citywide cool pavement initiative. i'm also pleased to report that next week city council will vote to allocate an additional $4 million for tree planting for mitigating our urban heat island effect. and for the most immediate needs right now during this heat island or during this heat wave, we have 80 cooling centers located all around the city. pools, splash pads, libraries, etc. and we're offering free transportation to any resident who needs to get located into one of those indoor cooling centers and for our homeless population, we're conducting extensive outreach to make sure that we can get them into cool places and nobody's out there in the elements. president biden: thank you. look, don't hesitate to call us directly, for real. there's so much -- i really mean it. there's so much out there that we can do and we funded an awful lot of this. for example, the idea that you

want to extend my sincerest gratitude to your administration for the wealth of support that the san antonio has garnered through investments in our housing stock, affordable housing stock, our work force training efforts, as well as sustainable physical infrastructure. but today we're here to talk about what has become a dangerous heat wave across a large swath of the southern part of our country, including here in texas. to that end, san antonio certainly is thankful for a president who is willing to tackle this urgent crisis in an he can wet i believe -- equitable manner. the commitment to the climate initiative is also reflected in our local snow climate ready plan -- san antonio climate ready plan. as 75% of san antonio's population are communities of color, disproportionately impacted by decades of local inaction. but times are changing thankfully. sustainability and green energy are no longer four-letter words

san antonio has seen these _ very welcome. san antonio has seen these withering _ very welcome.welcome. san antonio has l seen these withering heat waves this month and last month so can you give us an idea of what it has been like for the people, and you, in your city? it's been a level of intensity thatis it's been a level of intensity that is historic. triple digits. the numbers that we are seeing on the temperature gauge are not normal. we seeing heat indices that are making itjust unbearable to be outside and, of course, the duration, the under renting nature of this heat is also relatively new for us —— unrelenting. this theme is now in consecutive years so this is a reality that we are having to face and accommodate through smarter infrastructure, through smarter infrastructure, through innovation and, of course, through the protection of the vulnerable members of our community. i of the vulnerable members of our community.— our community. i want to ask about the _ our community. i want to ask about the power _ our community. i want to ask about the power grid - our commu

the san antonio airport.hink that is a great opportunity for us. our culture as a city should be represented more at the airport, and that's one of the biggest reasons why i would have voted against... - including chick-fil-a. - [frankie] including chick-fil-a, correct. - okay. in your opinion, what makes you a stronger candidate to represent district 8 than the current incumbent manny pelaez. - i'm not running against anyone in this race. i'm running for the constituents in district 8. what i'm hoping to accomplish at the very end of this is bringing more voices to the table. i want people to have a stake in their community. this is my home. i just want to be able to give back to this community that has provided me so much. that's what i'm hoping to do. - [ksat reporter] in the race for district 8, manny pelaez faces two challengers, tony valdivia and frankie gonzales-wolfe, who has worked on more than 50 campaigns dating back to the 1990s. she would make state history if elected. - i'm a very proud trans wo

san antonio's mayor joined me to tell me what his city is doing to be the heat.y do so much for joining us. you were part of the president's announcement today. can you tell us how the measures he announced will help your city? >> thank you very much for having me. the message from the white house was one of urgency, which is very welcome because the heat wave that we are expanding in this country, particular here in san antonio, is at an urgent level. and the measures announced today to help protect the most vulnerable members of our community, particularly outdoor workers, are very welcome. in texas cities battle with the state to get local controls will be that -- that we can protect workers. the president's reminder is that federal law oversees the basic protection of workers, and it is very welcome. the investments necessary to mitigate the impacts of the heat island effect and the overall change in climate is also very welcome. i mentioned that we are taking efforts to improve tree canopies, to mitigate the heat island effect, we are also building more resi

, texas is at herein san antonio, texas is at an— here in san antonio, texas is at an urgent level. announced today to help backstop benefits to help most — help backstop benefits to help most vulnerable matters of our committee particularly out workers _ committee particularly out workers are very welcome. we are in— workers are very welcome. we are in a — workers are very welcome. we are in a battle with the state to protect local control so we can protect the basic rights of workers. _ can protect the basic rights of workers, so the president's reminded that federal law oversees the protection of workers _ oversees the protection of workers is very welcome. of course — workers is very welcome. of course the investments necessary to mitigate the impacts of heat island effect and the _ impacts of heat island effect and the overall change in climate _ and the overall change in climate is also very welcome. they — climate is also very welcome. they were _ climate is also very welcome. they were taking local efforts to improve tree canopy, mitigate the heat island effect, we are build

however, these initiatives are just -- are not just happening in san antonio. i'm pleased to report mayors united in texas as well, communities across texas have committed themselves to being greener, more equitable, and literally cooler as nearly every major texas city now has a long-term climate for emissions reduction strategy. so working with our partners at the white house, with you and your team, i'm confident that the state best known for oil and gas production can help lead the way to a greener tomorrow. so thank you again, your entire team, mr. president, for your efforts to help us realize a better tomorrow for us, for our children and for our grandchildren. president biden: ron, thank you. i'm not being solicitous when i

live from san antonio, _ for advocates here. live from san antonio, texas, - for advocates here. i for advocates here. live from | san antonio, texas, thank you so much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. at 13 years old, he escaped horrors in afghanistan, too painful for him to describe. there was just one goal to survive. we needed to make sure you survive before you can think of anything else. then along myjourney coming over, it was an easy for me. over, it wasn't an easy for me. at 13, on myjourney, i've seen things i shouldn't have as a child. after travelling to the uk, he was given asylum seeker status and began a new life in gloucester. he is a really big part of the community now because of the fight factory and they're all like a big family really. the kids he trains, the people he trains. and he'sjust changed his life. now shabbir wants to give something back to the community, which he says has done so much to welcome him. by coaching young people he hopes they'll be inspired about their ow

and in san antonio, it's over 400,000 migrants since 2021.e don't have authority to reform the immigration policies in america, what we are doings treating people with compassion. and so we have worked with the biden administration, with the department of homeland security to be able to fund a migrant resource center where we help folks who are coming through our city on their way to their sponsor families or to the next destination as they wait for their asylum hearings. the process now, we have to make sure that folks are getting their hearings, but they also have an opportunity to work in the meantime. so, while we are in the midst of the further politicization and demagoguery that's happening in texas with respect to the immigration crisis, i do have to thank folks who are trying to take one step forward in the absence of congressional action that we've been waiting for, for 30 years. our representative tony gongz has offered some legislation that would expand the work visa process. the reality is people are coming. while we don't have th

marlene: de san antonio, texas, para el mundo.ca de mariachi. marlene: sin embargo fue hasta sus cuatro aÑos que descubrieron su don para la mÚsica. a esa edad lo grabaron cantando en un restaurante de san antonio, fue asÍ como su talento inigualable llegÓ a los oÍdos de millones a travÉs de las redes sociales. su gusto por el mariachi lo heredÓ de su abuelo paterno, quien no conociÓ, pero sus familiares sienten que parte de Él ahora vive en mateo. >> es por eso que vino mi papÁ a este paÍs para hacer una mejor vida para nosotros. ilia: esta tradiciÓn comenzaba a desvanecerse para los lÓpez. >> ello me regresaron el amor y la pasiÓn por la mÚsica. >> esa es mi hermana y significa todo para mÍ, porque es la que me inspirÓ para cantar. ♪maldito corazÓn♪ marlene: ahora es todo un intÉrprete de la mÚsica mÁs emblemÁtica de mÉxico. [habla en inglÉs] marlene: ¿quÉ sientes cuando te pones el traje de mariachi? >> me da fuerza para cantar con mÁs energÍa. marlene: el propÓsito de mateos mantener viva esta veneraciÓn mÉdica naciendo un pro

marlene: a las afueras de san antonio, texas hallaron a un grupo de migrantes, esta vez 10 hombres ys en una ciudad remota al sur de san antonio lograron detener al conductor del camiÓn. segÚn autoridades, en una cabina como esta diseÑada para que el chofer y el pasajero puedan descansar es donde encontraron hacinados a estos dos emigrantes, como pueden ver el espacio es bastante reducido. aunque el chofer estÁ involucrado en actividad ilÍcita, hay conductores que llevan mÁs de 18 aÑos manejando camiones por las carreteras de texas y quien afirma que en ocasiones los migrantes aprovechan las paradas que hacen los chÓferes para subirse al camiÓn sin que se den cuenta. >> me ficharon por esto, yo sin saber. leÓn: en nueva york el comisionado de la policÍa edward dio declaraciones a los medios despuÉs de su reciente nombramiento como el primer hispano en dirigir este departamento que tiene 178 aÑos de historia, hablÓ de su responsabilidad en ese caso tan importante. >> pienso que este trabajo tiene mucho escrutinio. durante los 32 aÑos de estado al servicio de la comunidad, voy a contin

san antonio, an all-time heat index high of 117 last month. phoenix has an over 110 degree -- has been over 110 degrees for 27 straight days. and with el nino, in the short-term warming of the ocean, it exacerbates the effects of climate change, making forecasts even hotter in the coming months. temperatures near miami, the oceans are like stepping in a hot tub. they topped 100 degrees. and they're hitting record highs around the world. and that's more like, as i said, jumping in a hot tub, than jumping in the ocean to ride a wave. most people don't realize for years heat has been the -- i didn't know it either, i thought -- i knew it was tough, but the number one weather-related

of the extreme weather with meteorologist adam klotz standing by and robert ray on the ground in san antonioxas. but we begin with matt finn who is live in santa monica california, with the latest on the blistering heat. hello, matt. >> reporter: hi, mike. it's been pretty hot and sunny here all morning long here in santa monica. now these clouds or perhaps the ma rein layer has rolled through which is serving as some relief from the hot sun. traditionally, the beach is an escape from more inland los angeles. we actually talked to a family a short while ago who came here all the way from las vegas to escape the heat there, and all morning long we've been talking to people who say they just want to get out of their hot and stuffy neighborhoods inland in l.a. and come here along the water. >> we don't want to come later on, cool, crisp weather. >> it totally depends where you live. if you live in the valley, you're sweltering. if you with live anywhere near the beach, it's absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: and the national weather service has issued an excessive heat warning all the way throu

va a estar hasta con corte, napa y san antonio. la visibilidad estÁ reducida a menos de una milla. josÉ temperaturas agradables y poco a poco ascendiendo a los 70. en el prÓximo segmento hablaremos de cuÁnto estaremos es grande. paola: se alerta personas que trabajan repartiendo comida para que no sean vÍctimas de una nueva modalidad de la afa. marÍa, quÉ como estÁs? marÍa: muy bien. los que reparten comida podrÍan res vivir un mensaje de texto ofreciÉndole un premio oma en el siguiente informe les es rico cÓmo no caer en esta trampa. >> definitivamente lo que era mÁs comÚn en a mensajes de texto de informaciÓn pÚblica y mandaban texto diciendo que empujara el mensaje y te llevaba una pÁgina donde tenÍas que entrar a algo. >> la manera de actuar de isaÍas es la mejor manera de proteger contra estafadores. esto parte de una nueva modalidad de estafa dirigida a repartidores de comida. >> los estafadores se estÁn haciendo mÁs creativos. >> la portavoz vio detalles. >> le hacen saber al fondo thor que para recibir una tableta que puede ayudarles a mejorar sus entregas de comida a domici

and we'll talk to the mayor of another city suffering from extreme heat, san antonio's ron nirenberg.st ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." legal troubles continue to mount for former president donald trump, even as he continues to overshadow the rest of the field for the 2024 republican nomination. both in terms of polling and popularity within the party. he campaigned over the weekend in iowa and pennsylvania. >> you know, they're not indicting me, they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. >> late thursday, we learned of new charges in the classified document case being investigated by special prosecutor jack smith. mr. trump on two occasions showed off classified documents related to military plans. he's now been charged with an additional charge of the espionage. we've known about the incidents, one of which was captured on an auto tape obtained by catherine herridge as trump allegedly shares plans to attack iran. >> i just -- isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know.

along san antonio -- san antonio road. no buildings although we did get close. i am karina nova. places. live team coverage tonight. first, let us get to abc 7 sandy is tracking those temperatures. >> absolutely. this is all for some here. take a look at those temperatures. 105° in fairfield. 48° cooler in half moon bay. microclimates really playing out. 88 in san jose.

>> i live in san antonio. >> judge judy: so what were you coming from houston for?

on august 23rd, 1943 in san antonio, texas.en he had a younger sister. >> his family lived in mexico for a while. >> the grandma passed away and the father left the family. >> they ended up moving to los angeles area to monterey park, he had everything he wanted, alcala. he went to catholic schools. he went to private schools. >> everyone who knew him said he was a kind boy, a respectful boy, and highly intelligent. >> rodney alcala had every advantage that somebody could have in life. he had a mother who loved him, which is a big deal psychologically. he had friends. he had brothers and sisters who all turned out to be very successful. >> his older brother was already at west point, so this is a pretty, you know, patriotic family. >> and then he joined the army in the early '60s, and that's where the trouble really began for rodney alcala. >> so alcala didn't fare well in the army. he went awol a few times, got in some trouble. >> as it turns out, this bright, handsome young man with the promising future had nightmarish urges

in san antonio, the hottest two weeks in history. heat wave, our governor decided to sign a law taking workers rights away from them, for a water break. we decided to fight back, in the traditional way over 110 members of congress and senators, but we also decided to push back with direct action, in the tradition of the lord swear to and united farmworkers, the recent tradition of politicians like wendy davis hosting a filibuster for reproductive rights. we held a thirst strike, sitting on the capitol steps in the sun for about nine hours from the morning until i had to go inside to vote, but we also use the opportunity to raise the voices of workers to the president to hear them and finally an act workplace protections, dignity and decency on the job. basic rights if the president gets that done come he can overturn these extreme corporate right wing leaders like greg abbott and protect workers not only in texas but around the country. amy: congress member, this is not your first thirst strike, you did one in 2010. and in dallas in

n >> reporter: the women at this san antonio racquet club say you can tell a lot about a person by the way they play tennis. >> i think tennis in general just really brings out your personality. >> tennis either brings out the best or the worst in you. >> reporter: as for who had the best character at their club, the answer comes as fast as a serena williams' serve, their friend, debbie kelly. >> debbie for me was kind of tho whole package of a person. fair, fun, and a great leader. >> reporter: debbie, fiercely independent, driven. >> always wanted to be a career woman. >> reporter: she climbed the corporate ladder in healthcare. her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly, marveled at her commitment. >> she spent many, many hours traveling and many hours working overtime. >> reporter: but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her 20s, but it didn't work out. now in her 40s, and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. >> reporter: was it hard to date? >> it was hard for her to date. >> reporter: so in 2008 debbie : took

un incendio en una casa de la ciudad de san antonio causÓ la muerte de tres personas y heridas a otras fueron llevados al hospital. las personas estÁn en estado crÍtico. se desconocen las causas del siniestro. ha causado indignaciÓn la publicaciÓn de un vÍdeo que muestra la detenciÓn de un joven afroamericano desarmado de 23 aÑos tras una persecuciÓn por una carretera. el hombre tenÍa las manos en alto cuando soltaron un perro que lo ataco y ahora investiga el incidente como abuso de fuerza. hay buenas noticias para los migrantes que buscan regularizar su estatus en el paÍs. actualizaron las reglas de carga pÚblica para facilitar la compresiÓn de los beneficios a los que los extranjeros tienen acceso. nos explican cuÁles son. >> marielena quiere traer a sus hermanas de mÉxico, pero sabe que no serÁ fÁcil. >> quiÉn les va a pagar el doctor ? >> les harÁn mÁs fÁcil identificar extranjeros que puedan ser identificados inadmisibles por ser carga pÚblica. se considera probable que un no ciudadano se convierta en carga pÚblica si determinan que es probable que dependa principalmente del gobi

despierta el apetito de cualquier persona que visite (nombre en inglÉs) un restaurante cafÉ ubicado en san antonio de carne asada. lo que solo era servicio para eventos tomarÍa otro concepto para la pandemia. . >>> tuvimos que hacer un (inaudible). >>> desde entonces, la pareja no parÓ de trabajar. han recibido varios reconocimientos entre ellos por pequeÑos empresarios. >>> para nosotros fue una gran sorpresa. en la pandemia, luego traer a muchos de nuestros empleados con nosotros. >>> como lo menciona lina es el restaurante perfecto probar esta mezcla gastronÓmica. podrÍa pensar en arepa rellena, empanadas, bandeja paisa y unos tamales. todos tenemos un amor por la comida casera especialmente con la familia. >>> lo visitan varios clientes de la familia. y seguirÁn probando la diversidad y autenticidad de la comida mexicana y colombiana. para telemundo 48. >>> quÉ es esto Último? >>> arepa. >>> le abres y le pones quesito... >>> pudimos conocerlos en la fiesta de la herencia hispana de los golden state warriors... atendieron a todos por casi un mes. >>> probaste la comida? >>> bueno, se la comiÓ

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the set of to prime in san antonio is set to, she's open to 2 more talks on a compromise that said there's nothing to talk about. and so it seems that you know, the protest will continue resort last night to be sold all day basically protest this came out from the early morning. they were trying to block junctions and streets and entrances to the is really part them into the can message. and late at night, of course, there were still in the streets in the early morning. we saw a lot of a police presence full to canons of being used for police on horseback also. so the protest this new let up in this yes, the attorney of this law has now been passed is crucial. part of the reform bill has been passed a given that what can opponents still do to stop judicial reform of the while we are expecting now the position has said that will now take the matter actually to the supreme court of for, to do sure. a review of this, a golf and then vote. and this is actually the same chord that has been limited by this new role and talking to legal experts here. this could lead to basically you to a, a const

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i thank the members of the people san antonio. seventh largest city, joint base san antonio and my colleagues on both sides of the aisle just smirk it off and say don't disrupt my flight. don't disrupt my ability to get to local airports. you know what? come to san antonio and explain that to the men and women in uniform serving their country who can't take a flight to reagan because you got something in 1966 and it is a protection nist racket to hold on. i won't take this flight once i'm going to san antonio. austin was exempted like 10 other cities. this is seven slots and less than 2% of the total. stop the protectionist racket and open it up to competition. seven airlines, seven slots. the chair: the gentleman is reminded to direct comments to the chair. mr. owens: i recognize >> i yield one minute to the gentleman, mr. wittman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wittman: this amendment would add 14 flight per day at already heavily congested ronald reagan airport. it already has 128 flights per day. the additional 14

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this need is ever more present in san antonio, texas, military city u.s.a. military readiness means more than just stocking up on more and more weapons and gadgets. it means investing in the people of the military. but right now the extreme right wing is trying to bring forward a bill to spend more and more money on weapons that the pentagon hasn't even asked for. it happens nearly every year. the ndaa, our annual defense spending bill, provides funds that the department of defense is told to spend on obsolete weapons and programs. that's why i'm proposing an amendment to the ndaa alongside congressman castro for childcare for our military families. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. police kaptur: -- ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the patriotic life of matt hea

san antonio road swease around three miles per hour. hey, drew.e popped up in san ramon and livermore. it is a mostly sunny sky from the exploratorium camera. here is how the day shapes up. expect temperatures on the cooler side a bit below average in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, "abc world news tonight" anchor, david muir. and from the series underrated, nba superstar

and sonoma county being called the san antonio fire started about 3 this afternoon near san antonio road and d street south of petaluma near the marin county line. cal fire says the fire has been contained. the cause is under investigation. >> hot temperatures around the bay area. of course you have the holiday weekend. we've got 4th of july coming up. so some of those flash fires real possibility with the hot temperatures drying things out more so over the weekend today, sunny and hot away from the coastline in many spots. well, inland. still some patchy fog along the coastline, but it is clear right now over san francisco. check out the high temperatures today. the hottest of the year. so far, 102 in livermore, 101, in antioch. 99 degrees in concord. 92 in santa rosa, 90 in the bottle. but check out the coastline. only 57 for a high as much as 60 plus degrees cooler along the coastline compared to those hot inland spots. but heat advisories have been posted now for the entire weekend until 11 o'clock in the evening on sunday. all the areas in orange are going to see very hot temperatur

las rutas mÁs usadas de quienes esconden a migrantes entre la red o en la frontera con mÉxico y san antonio de quien camiones con migrantes en los primeros 4 meses del aÑo. fueron transferidos a la patrulla fronteriza. fronts cargos criminales por manejo imprudente evasiÓn de las autoridades y contrabando de personas. arantxa. >>> gracias por este reporte. miles de migrantes que han cruzado la frontera recientemente pueden perder la oportunidad de presentar su solicito de asilo. muchos de y tienen 12 meses para completar su pedido, la falta de apoyo legal y conocimiento del sistema, puede hacer que no tengan en cuenta la fecha lÍmite en el Último aÑo fiscal se recibieron un rÉcord de 250 mil aplicaciones de asilo en todo el paÍs. entre tanto decenas de migrantes reclamaron en tijuana que se investiguen fraudes que se cometen m su contra. frente al consulado de estados unidos en el grupo pidiÓ que se escuchen sus denuncias contra persona que se contactan con ellas a travÉs de redes sociales pidiendo datos pefls e incluso dinero para solucionar los problemas que fue nen con la aplicaciÓn. par

vulnerables de toda la naciÓn, a primeras horas del presidente tuvo llamadas con los alcaldes de san antonioestÁ viviendo en la regiÓn, y tambiÉn sabemos que el presidente estado recibiendo solicitudes, en respuesta eso se produce este anuncio el dÍa de hoy, para que la casa blanca toma el liderazgo con respecto a los efectos de las altas temperaturas, el mes de junio es el mes mÁs cÁlido en la historia del mundo en los aÑos recientes. carolina: excelente informaciÓn. niÑos que estuvieron a punto de perder la vida al pasar varias horas a temperaturas de 105 grados en el desierto de las vegas nevada, lo mÁs grave es que fue el padre quien los dejÓ sÓlo adentro de un auto, ahora el hombre enfrenta cargos por negligencia y abuso infantil, cuando la policÍa encuentra los menores estaban sin ropa, casi inconscientes, un examen de sangre mostrÓ que el papÁ habÍa consumido drogas, ademÁs, la pregunta que siempre hemos tenido, existen o no los extraterrestres, al parecer la respuesta la tiene el gobierno federal, pero no lo confirman, a pesar de que tres exmilitares de esta unidad se dijeron de la e

san antonio is going to be 104. wichita falls near 110 degrees. this isn't ending any time soon. no relief in sight. areas are going to stay very warm, chris, right through the end of this week. >> bill karins, thank you. i'm sure we'll be seeing you throughout the week. >>> the extreme heat in arizona has super heated some sidewalks to 180 degrees. coming up next hour, i'll talk to a doctor who has been treating patients in the arizona burn center. but first, ron desantis back on the trail today with new warning signs that his campaign is having some financial problems. we're back in 60 seconds. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv

it's the san antonio spurs.ber one overall pick has been shut down after two games in the nba summer league, where he struggled a little bit through an underwhelming debut. but then exploded for 27 points on sunday. >> is that what we're calling him? wimpy wemby is a good i like it. that's much easier to say. so i approve. he says he's going to map out a program with his coach so he can be fully prepared for the start of the nba season. did he not seem prepared in the two games? >> no, he did. i mean, the first one was was was a real struggle. but then he bounced back and also the summer league. this isn't that uncommon to hold him out to the priest and get the summer league, the g league, the free season. so they're going to hold them out to the pre pre season. and tonight major league baseball plays its 93rd all star game monday night it was time for the stars to show their power in the home run derby. >> one of them was hometown hero julio rodriguez of seattle, the mariners outfield set a first round record w

they're calling it the san antonio fire that began about 3 this afternoon near san antonio road and d street south of petaluma near the marin county line. cal fire says the fire has been contained to the cause is under investigation. the south bay has been under an advisory, a heat advisory, but that did not stop people, of course, from venturing outdoors today. kron 4 justin campbell live for us alum rock park in san jose just apparently got. >> pretty crowded out there today. that's right. ken and catherine, despite those hot temperatures today, this parking lot was full of people going on hikes and bicycling. >> throughout this park today even with the temperatures getting hotter, this parking lot could be full this weekend. these 2 runners broke a sweat friday afternoon at alum rock park. >> today is to hide and expected to be this hot. so like we're just not going back and stuff, but it was good. the temperature reached the low 90's during their run. they are now getting ready for even more heat. >> a lot of water and you know. >> of these a on what is takes a lot goes down. what

drogas y abrieron una investigacion para saber si uso letal fue j justificado la mujer que murio en san antonioio una demanda de homicidio culposo. hay fallos sistemicos que r resultaron de la muerte de la mujer que padecia de crisis m mental . 18 horas despues, los oficiales habian sido suspen suspendidos por sus acciones >> seis personas murieron al despegar una avioneta. cuando au autoridades llegaron, la ae aeronave se estaba incendiando. habia salido de las vegas y la causa aun se desconoce. un juez ordeno este viernes que la c ciudad de nueva york retrase sueldo minimo a repartidores de comida. la decision se tomo luego que aplicaciones de uber eats y mas entablaran una d demanda en contra de la medida que entraria en vigor en julio. se le pasaria ese aumento a los consumidores >> casos de calculos renales en niÑos yjovenes esta aumentando. hospitales de todo el pais destinan areas para los pacien papacientes >> es s una de las ocondndici medicacas mas dolorosas. g generalmente padecen adultos se ven cada vez mas en niÑos. estudios especializado en a atender a los mas pequeÑos r revelan q

gabriel infante trabajador hispano en la construcciÓn en san antonio texas muriÓ, segÚn la autopsia,cercanos, Él estuvo algo confundido con temperaturas corporales de mÁs de 110° cuando hospitalizaron. carolina: su madre demandÓ a la compaÑÍa por negligencia. aunque su fe lo acosode consumir drogas y por no proter a los empleados, ella estÁ pidiendo justicia y una respuesta. nos acompaÑa desde texas. seÑora, lamentamos mucho que este pasando por tanto dolor. cuÁl fue su reacciÓn cuando le dice quÉ su hijo habrÍa muerto porque habÍa tomado drogas considerando que luego una autopsia independiente dice que Él muriÓ por una ola de calor? >> mi hijo nunca habÍa tomado ningÚn tipo de droga. no tomaba alcohol. no estaba en peleas, no tenÍa problemas. por el delirio y las alucinaciones que estaba teniendo al momento pensaba que Él estaba bajo el consumo de drogas. borja: finalmente, la autopsia revelÓ que habÍa muerto por un golpe excesivo de calor. me gustarÍa preguntar, cÓmo se siente una madre cuando descubre que su hijo ha muerto por un golpe de calor cuando estaba haciendo su trabajo? c

en texas, una casa de san antonio se incendiÓ y provocÓ la muerte de tres personasy dejÓ a otras tresa. cubierta por un denso humo. segÚn las autoridades, dos adultos y un niÑo fallecieron. se investiga la causa del incendio. a partir del plano de agosto, serÁ mÁs fÁcil que un empleado puede verificar si un trabajadorque quiere contratar estÁ autorizado. tambiÉn se le facilita el proceso a los inmigrantes que necesitan renovar su permiso de trabajo. desde washington, pablo nos explica cuÁles son los cambios. pablo: catalina hernÁndez sufriÓ en propia piel el precio de no entregar a tiempo al empleador informaciÓn adicional que necesitaba de ella. el motivo, la dificultad para encontrar ciertos documentos. los cambios al servicio de inmigraciÓn tienen como objetivo que esto no suceda y modernizar y agilizar todo el proceso para verificar si una persona puede trabajar legalmente en este paÍs. si el empleador estÁ registradoen el programa y cumplir ciertos requisitos, podrÁ verificar el estatus del trabajador remotamente por videoconferencia. hasta ahora, habÍa que hacerlo en persona. >>

este video muestra el momento dramÁtico en el que unos padres de san antonio, texas rescatan a su bebÉr extremo se siente tambiÉn en el ocÉano, en la florida no hay precedentes para las temperaturas que se registran. el mar en las costas de la florida generalmente estÁ a una temperatura promedio pero que ahora estÁ cinco grados por encima. >>> es bien probable que esto termine en una mortalidad extensiva de los corales en nuestra regiÓn. >>> esta cientÍfica dice que la Única soluciÓn es hacer frente a la crisis climÁtica ocasionada por la especie humana. lourdes hurtado, telemundo. >>> complicado, y bueno el juicio contra donald trump por los malos manejos de documentos clasificados tiene fecha de inicio el prÓximo mes de mayo. estÁ algo asÍ en el medio de lo que pedÍan ambas partes. pero ¿quÉ significa que el juicio llegue en esa fecha? rogelio mora tagle responde. >>> la defensa de donald trump pedÍa que se aplace hasta despuÉs de las elecciones presidenciales, y la fiscalÍa que se inicie en este diciembre, pero la jueza cannon decidiÓ que se inicie en mayo prÓximo. >>> este es un ca

esta familia san antonio no tuvo mÁs opciÓn que despedirse de ella el 16 de mayo. >> no digo que —— >inuaban alertando las personas que creen que estuvieron expuestas a realizarse un nuevo estudio. esta familia busca generar confianza. a ella le sobrevive su Única hija de sÓlo ocho aÑos. >> apenas come, ya no habla mucho, me dice que es porque quiere a su mamÁ. jorge: un juez de la florida autorizÓ recrear el tiroteo masivo en la escuela de parkland del 2018 tal como lo solicitaron los padres de varias vÍctimas, la situaciÓn viene antes de que sea demolido el edificio, con esto querrÁn documentar la acciones de quien era responsable de la seguridad de la escuela, a quien acusaron de no ser nada durante el tiroteo. ilia: en new york buscan al pistolero que le disparÓ a nueve personas en el bronx. dos hermanitos de tres aÑos y seis aÑos, y dos adultos resultaron heridos. investigan si fue un ataque a lÁzaro contra alguien especÍficamente. habla el protagonista de una falsa desapariciÓn reportada por su propia madre, rudy farÍas habla de cÓmo dependÍa emocionalmente de su mamÁ, la falta

y en san antonio, el calor de triple dÍgito obligÓ a traer maquinarias para enfriar el agua de las zanjasmo 80 o 70. una gran diferencia para este trabajador de la construcciÓn. en florida, la ciudad de miami, lleva 34 dÍas consecutivos con un Índice de calor superior a los 100. mientras que en california, las autoridades no sÓlo luchan contra esta ola de calor, sino tambiÉn contra los incendios forestales que ya han quemado mÁs de 7300 acresen riverside. los expertos dicen que los mÁs vulnerables son los niÑos, los adultos mayores y las personas con condiciones de saludpreexistentes, por lo que recomiendan evitar exposiciÓn directa, mantenerse hidratados, y usar ropa adecuada. felix: gracias. en pensilvania, el problema es otro, al menos cuatro personas murieron y se buscan entre desaparecidas tras las fuertes inundaciones de este sÁbado, que se produjeron en menos de 45 minutos. segÚn el servicio meteorolÓgico, 40,000,000 de personas al noreste del paÍs estÁn bajo riesgo de lluvias abundantes con potencial de inundaciones repentinas. tras una intensa cacerÍa humana, las autoridades abat