i offices in san juan. the, instead of hitting the f b, i offices the mess, damaging the department of agriculture being directly fired on invigorates the f, b, i's hon for those much of those. and within weeks they have a new list of surveillance targets. and the fact that it was an attack to the f b i office, of course, made them feels very personally committed to that investigation. and so through an all of their resources into the, the, the epi, i gather, is enough evidence to get a quarter and start stopping phone conversations and planting microphones in homes and vehicles buried in the miles of audio troops f b i. agents are starting to hear conversations about $7000000.00. they soon come to the conclusion that the grenade attack and the wells fargo robbery were both done by last much of the. now, the by 1985, the b i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, say got to the wells fargo robbery barnett. b, i raid rounds up 11 much data, charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery. se gotcha

navy technicians were going to work in this school bus on the terrace, ambridge them just outside san juan to were killed and 10 were wounded, including 3 women. 3 groups leave a joint communicate in a nearby phone booth claiming responsibility. one of them is low so much of the data they state that the attack was in retaliation for a pro test drive vegas who was killed while in police custody. and that the actions will continue until the guest is returned to the point, though he can people the, to the moment held the navy accountable. if you kill a prisoner claim is suicide. when clear forensic evidence showing that he had caches and bruises all over his mind. you have to pay a price if they think they're going to drive us out of the i guess with acts like this. they've better think again, people before we go don't support this type of activity in the country. they reject it very, very, very, very vociferously and very strongly. we have to do this type of action. and we think that think of these people, as our enemies are enemies of the people for the after the attack. there is internal d

and this right here is el viejo, san juan, the oldest part of a heavily fortified colonial city established in 1521 by none other than ponce de leon. and the spaniards named it puerto rico, aka rich port, so you can get an idea of what their intentions were for this island. sugar, spices, gold, just a few of the perks the spanish enjoyed for over 400 years. that is, until the u.s. was happy to help, you know, liberate the island from the spanish and make it a u.s. commonwealth. that means puerto rico is neither an independent country nor an official state. and its people don't have a vote in the u.s. congress or in presidential elections. despite all of that, puerto ricans are unstoppable. and their cultural impact on the u.s. and the world? massive. to really get to the bottom of how puerto rico has not only survived but thrived requires an understanding of the cultural history of the island. so that's what we're going to do now. and in case you're new to this show, that's like our whole mo here. [upbeat latin-tinged music] ♪ [upbeat latin-tinged music] music has become the love language b

did you go to cuba at san juan hill? no. there are some limitations and tell you about a couple? i mean, that was one going to cuba to be a tourist these days. it's easier than it was 20 years ago. but no, i did not do that. the other one i didn't do, i wrote a trilogy on world war two in europe, the first one is called the rising tide and it's north africa. and i wanted to go in the warsaw way to the libyan desert because as in the libyan desert, all of, you know, rommel and montgomery, all the british and stuff is still there. it's the desert nothing happens to it. so i thought, how cool would that be to go see all the tanks and have and all this stuff and again, the state department who is the bane of my existence, the state department? well, we really don't think you can to, you know, one of the big cities in tripoli and and be a tourist. but we really don't want americans wandering in the libyan desert by themselves and i had to sort of take that to heart and accept their advice. so there are some places i can't, but when passable when it's reasonable i say i definitely go i

land becomes available for leasing, and i, just picking one example, in new mexico they have the san juann new mexico, they have the potential of 100 trillion cubic feet of natural gases there. >> yes. david: they are worried that these new rules in the inflation reduction act could actually limit if not exclude some of that natural gas from getting exploited. what do you know about that? >> well, it's not just the inflation reduction act, it's the blm's own rules where they have, where secretary -- for example, put off limits hundreds of thousands of acres including land owned by american indians, property rights they have. it's going to cost them $20 the million over a 20-year period. it's going to cost the treasury a billion dollars, and they're going the wrong direction. in my home state of wyoming, we have an area near rock springs, 36 million acres, that are run by the bureau of land management. i mean, 3.6 million acres run by the blm. and half of that is going to be off limits to what we call in the west multiple use which means oil and gas, mining or logging or ranching or even r

oh, we have given san juan, you have given someone. so it isn't that they can't do it is that they do it. why? because our lives don't matter to them. the biggest thing manager in crises as porter industry average for more than 500 years. it is a powerful website of domination on the general real sense government. julie. busy able to be the voice of people who weren't just and excuse the expression to 6 to 12, you know, but i think that, you know, was important for the story to be heard and can people know the magnitude of it? and she was an important voice in doing that the the democratic society to restore the people in for the vehicles have been told that we are too little too small to wait . and that we are to 4, to be independent colonialism at this point is a random stuff. it's, uh, it's like a dinosaur, the basis of problems that it's not going to go away. so far. it's a for the side of united states, but it can become an infection the or the have you ever been in a situation so overwhelming? so tennis fitness, so difficult, but

the the the dispute over the san juan islands is an entirely different what's that an entirely different story. it's part of this story. we're not going to cover it today. we can't we can come back to that again. yeah, it's it's interesting that's like any treaty. this is essentially a function of compromise. right. and actually i'm quite done yet i'll talk a little bit about how this this agreement, this treaty is remembered on both sides of the border. but yeah, it is it is fascinating as to exactly how the the british whose hand was once so strong, ended up relenting, ceding the territory to the united states, but maintaining vancouver island and the waterways. it really comes down to maritime transport, right? as long as both nations had access to the pacific ocean, which the treaty facilitated for both that was seen as beneficial for both nations. now now another. okay. oh, in the back, i have to tell you, i'm really impressed that so many of you have heard of this story before. think i need to give you all like a bonus point on your midterm exam or something? just just for that. ye

oh, we have given them san juan. you have given someone, so it isn't of a capital that they do it. why? because our lives don't matter to them. the biggest thing manager in crisis just wondering, have left on her for more than 500 years. it is a website of domination on a real sense gun manually was able to be the voice of people who weren't just and excuse the expression to 6 to 12 you know. but i think that, you know, is important for story to be heard and can people know the magnitude and she was an important voice in doing that the the the the people have been told that we are too little too small that we had to wait and that we are to, for, to be in the colonialism at this point is a random stuff. it's, uh, it's like a, a dinosaur, the basis of problems. and it's not going to go away. so far. it's a for the side of united states, but it can become an infection the or the have you ever been in a situation so overwhelming, so devastating and so difficult that you have no idea how things are gonna turn out . you do know one thing, no matter what, nothing will ever be this you kno

citizens in the west on charges of bypassing or from circumventing the united states sanctions against san juan. so uh, sort of things happen between the 2 countries, but this is a historic deal between the 2 sides as it was brokered by uh do huh. and the exchange process took place in the category capital bill. hop of it's successfully, it was successfully implemented. but what happened was that the position of sanctions by the, was us signaled the mob persistent hostility between the 2 countries. it was not a coincidence, but it was a message, a clear message by the west. there was a, i'm at least perceived by the warning officials as a clear message on the part of the united states that the west does not want this hostility between the 2 countries. 2 to 2 and any time. soon as of this measure, this trunk and measure came right after this his door a deal uh took place between the 2 sides of this as the united states also said that it will continue to implement any force it's pressure against it. want to try to surrender make it wants to run there to it's the mass with regards to the nuclear d

should be moving north of san juan by sunday night. 150 miles per hour, powerful hurricane, but sundayht and monday should make an important turn north. that's what we're expecting now but we're several days out and hurricanes are known to turn in other directions. we're going to watch this closely for u.s. impact. long range, it's moving away from the u.s. seven-day forecast, low 70s in san francisco. inland valleys, 91 on sunday. >> how long were were working from home? >> first one that was desperate to come back. >> little over a year. >> gosh. those were the days. >> good to be back. >>> up next, did you download yours? dmv is issuing digital driver's license, how they work, where yo >>> okay. you might want to do this, try a digital i.d. or driver's license, you can have it on your phone. the state is expanding a pilot program to allow you to create a digital version of the driver's license. download the california dmv wallet from your app store and follow the instructions from there. 2,000 airports, including sfo will let you through using this. a handful of liquor stores accept

should be moving north of san juan by sunday night. 150 miles per hour, powerful hurricane, but sunday night and monday should make an important turn north. that's what we're expecting now but we're several days out and hurricanes are known to turn in other directions. we're going to watch this closely for u.s. impact. long range, it's moving away from the u.s. seven-day forecast, low 70s in san francisco. inland valleys, 91 on sunday. >> how long were were working from home? >> first one that was desperate to come back. >> little over a year. >> gosh. those were the days. >> good to be back. >>> up next, did you download yours? dmv is issuing digital driver's license, how they work, where license, how they work, where you alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in californi

>> yes, sir. >> that gives you two weeks to get down to san juan county. i'll meet with your scheduler immediately -- >> having driven from albuquerque to san juan county to salt lake city on monday, i thinking be done, but i hear you. >> please, we would like that to happen. so i'm curious, two questions. one is sounds like you're a little bit familiar with the ge. can you give me an example where you feel like this rule would have made a difference in utah in the last decade? what would it have preserved that was not preserved? >> so to give an example that's from a little farther north in this state the, we recently permitted the transmission line as part of that process. that line goes through a number of western states including utah. >> so you're saying that would not have been permitted --? >> no. what happened with that was the company in its own discussions agreed to compensatory mitigation to provide funding -- >> i've only got 30 seconds left. >> so we could have worked out -- >> i've got 30 seconds. >> i thought you wanted me to explain. i'm so

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it's going to be north of san juan by next monday. so if you're doing any traveling to the east coast next week, watch out for the potential of hurricane impacts. this weekend, raj, upper 80s and low 90s looking awesome. >> thank you, jeff. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, thanks for joining us. ♪ >>> tonight on "access hollywood." >> so what up, homey? i strive to be as cool as you. >> four years of marriage, two beautiful children, what went

and this one is expected to move to the north of san juan by monday.tant turn here to the north, away from the u.s. as we head through next week. we're still several days out. so really, all of the atlantic seaboard will continue to remain on alert for that storm. right here in san francisco, 70s by the weekend. and through the inland valleys, we are up to 89 on saturday. we'll have more looks at the tropical storms coming up at 5:30. >> okay, thanks, jeff. >> you got it. >>> coming up, spending the day playing against a legend. how some lucky kids got to shoot hoops, yes, with steph on a new court >>> roku is headed for another round of layoffs. the company which streams videos is based in san jose. roku says it will lay off 10% of its employees. this comes after roku laid off 400 employees earl this year. in the same announcement, roku predicted a better than expected revenue for this quarter. the news had an immediate effect. shares increased by 3% this morning. >>> steph and ayesha curry are making an effort. they want to raise and invest $50 milli

when do you think people like in san juan, port-au-prince, when will they start feeling the effects and when is it going to make landfall? >> for now it looks like big surf and tropical storm force winds. the good news short term as you see on the future cast with the wind field does look like as we head through saturday and sunday the storm stays north of puerto rico, the dominican republic, haiti, and cuba. as we head toward next week the national hurricane center shows that continued movement to the west northwest still as a major hurricane before around wednesday and thursday slowly making the turn to the north so we're likely going to see many more of the hurricane hunter flights to gather more data to try to better forecast where the north turn occurs. if it happens too close to shore of course parts of the northeast could be dealing with tropical storm or hurricane conditions later next week. we'll watch that closely in the coming days. >> powerful hurricane lee. thank you so much. we'll check in with you later. >>> we want to talk about spraying under way right now to stop an al

so this is a part of an agreement to have much a way that agreement between san juan and washington. and it was made public today by the iranian foreign ministry spokesman, also county has said that it won, pursues the path of negotiation and diplomacy with any country including the united states and john hall, i had sure 5 randy and citizen prisoners will be released from the us prisons, based on the latest news, 2 of those citizens by their own consent will arrive any ron and return to their homeland. one of them will go to a 3rd party state as his family is there. and 2 of them, considering their experience in the us demand to stay in that country temporarily as part of the same agreement to the wrong. the united states, of course, also completed the transfer of $6000000000.00 of iranian, um, oil related rather it was frozen in south korea, and that's money is now accessible to that you're wanting to remnants of the head of the vanya central bank. mister, how's the set today announced that it one now has access to that money? it won't received an official letter from the guitar re

this will be north of san juan. by monday night, 145-mile-per-hour winds. now here is the thing about this storm. beyond that path we just showed you, it is expected to make an important turn to the north by wednesday the 13th and next thursday the 14th. but that's all based on how the pattern is playing out now. if we see a slight change, it could make it steer right towards the atlantic seaboard. that's why all of the atlantic coast remains on high alert. if you have any plans next week you, have to start thinking about a potential hurricane that could be getting very, very close. right here for the inland valleys, we'll be up to 89 on saturday. we weekend looking mighty nice in. >> nice and pleasant. >> it really is. >> thanks, jeff. >>> place your bets. the nfl season officially kicks off tomorrow. and more people than ever will be betting on the game. the staggering amount of money that will change hands this season. that's next. >>> sfpd is going to texas. the department is expanding recruitment efforts to the lone star state. sfpd will be hosting the

the path of this is going to be just to the north here of san juan by monday. so it's just kind of slowly moving out here through the atlantic. now i've got these green arrows on here to kind of illustrate what the extended forecast models are showing. and that would be more of a turn off to the north, which would be great news for the atlantic seaboard. but, again, that is so far out. we may not see that turn in the storm until next wednesday or thursday. if we get a slight change in the forecast, we may actually be talking about a u.s. landfall with this storm. so anyone on the atlantic seaboard remains on high alert. if you have traveling plans next week, start thinking about the chance we may have hurricane impacts, again, on the atlantic seaboard. we'll keep you up to date. right here in san francisco, temperatures in the low 70s through the weekend and early next week. and we're coming in with some nice weather here saturday, 89. sunday and monday, some low 90s. >> it's the best month on the calendar weather-wise. it really is. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up nex

so he left the condo, the mayor of san juan, the liberty dental says 81 people have been killed in his district since january, because they won't get stuck on dealing with the we need a p, a root map with a strategy to show concrete results to show the people protesters here marched on wednesday against the increase in crime in their neighborhoods. since the state of emergency was declared, this was the nearest from across the capital or demanding the government also send the more protection. former interior minister, the god of the world. this is cyber crimes have increased exponentially in the last 2 years. however, it's nothing compared to the big picture your from being on medical that i think if we combine drug, i'm human trafficking contraband and illegal signing among the criminal activities . that's a low moves mold and $7300000000.00 in peru. each year. this past has joined the budget from defense policy to disarray altogether. if we don't take this into the account of all the analysis, we will lose the race. critics say a state of emergency may bring temporary relief without

it is a category three passing well north of san juan, puerto rico. but the british and us virgin islands along with puerto rico, getting those large swells, the east coast over the next couple of days, we'll start to notice as this system turns northward, rough surf rip current risk. it is expected to weaken to a depression. and saturday evening could be in and around the new england area. so stay tuned to accuweather 70 forecast breezy and cooler tomorrow minor rebound with 90s returning midweek inland mid 60s coast side and then we'll cool it off as we head towards the weekend. amen julian we'll be david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrator: wellness centers, food pantries, and pa