in other news, brazil's president's been flown to san paula, where he may need emergency surgery for an intestinal blockage. giant center has been suffering from recurring hiccups. monica, you know, care with more from rio, de janeiro was 10 days of continuous pickup. those just not just your years rule one a hiccup and decides that he was in pain. and so right now he was, he was transferred from brazil. you you arrived in so fall were the best hospitals are and where he will be treated by the same doctors that that did the surgery on him after he was stabbed in the 2018 presidential campaign. keep his government's lifting import duties on food, medicines and other products that faces unprecedented protests against the economic crisis. officials have also been criticized of a handling of the pandemic. army reservists have been called up in south africa to help soldiers deployed after violence triggered by the jailing of for the president . jacob zoom in durban has seen some of the west violence miasca. and taliban says it's taking control of a major border crossing with pakistan. thi

and i'm outside the hospital in san paula where he is. you can imagine there's lots of camera crews, lots of journalists, and a handful of supporters too. so we can have a listen to what they've got to say. so much wanted to show support for the president for, for anything we want to seem recover and get out of hospital. so you can decide where routing them up for you and your time here supporting my president. and i want him to run this country until 2026. he needs to be very healthy. how are you? ok, so one fan there who wants to see him in power until 2026, but obviously not everyone feels that way in brazil. the in fact in the past month we've seen there have been st protest there have been calls for him to be impeached or to step down a can you tell us why there is so much anger directed toward both scenario in brazil. so the most recent events have been to do with of a vaccination corruption scandal and the president and his government. they've been engulfed in this, this scandal over procuring vaccines. the supreme court is even in

las temperaturas si no movemos hacia el norte de la bahÍa de san franz en vallÉs,. —— san francisco y en el valle. paulas sufren de alergias. la mala calidad del aire representa un riesgo para la salud de todas las personas. >> es una cosa temporaria o puede tener una alergia constantes, algÚn tipo de polvo en el aire. tambiÉn puede tener asma. es una situaciÓn cuando los pulmones responden agresivamente. lo que puede pasar es que si hay un incendio y hay mucho humo en el aire. el aire estÁ frÍo en la maÑana y en la tarde mÁs caliente fondo los tubos de los pulmones pueden cerrarse un poco. >> marlene ya siente los f los de la mala calidad del aire. >> no puedo respirar como otra gente. no se me hace tan fÁcil. >> los sÍntomas del asma mÁs que nada es cuando una persona jadea hondo estÁ respirando y tiene un sonido especial cada vez que estÁ respirando. a veces solamente tiene falta de aire. >> dondequiera que voy, siempre me lo llevo conmigo. >> el doctor tambiÉn recomienda lo siguiente: >> lleve consigo su inhalador o hable con sudo si usa el inhalador mucho y evite el contacto con Áreas sucias. >> us

san mateo en los bajos a mediados 70. los espero. paulatema trae consigo muchas determinaciones. se aprobÓ declarar una los restaur servirÁn agua sÓlo a los clientes que lo soliciten. una emergencia por la sequÍa puede resultar en calidad del aire bastante mala. de quÉ medidas estamos hablando. puede haber una multa de hasta $1000. pueden pasar hasta un aÑo en cÁrcel. dos otros estados aquÍ para prevenir una sequÍa. >> con el uso de fuegos artificiales hacen que la vegetaciÓn sea mÁs propensa a arder en llamas. >> puede visitar esta pÁgina web donde podrÁ hacer su denuncia. >> si pueden, tomen un retrato para que haya comprobante que hubo uso ilegal de fuegos artificiales. >> hay que tener cuidado en esta temporada que estÁ muy seco. >> busca proteger a su comunidad y los suyos. paola: el consejo aprobÓ una ordenanza que busca evitar la violencia armada. esta es la primera ordenanza que se aprueba a nivel nacional. nos quedamos en san josÉ donde si alguien es descubierto publicando sobre espectÁculos ilegales de autos puede causarle hasta

san francisco con 75 debido a la cercanÍa. >> esto debe continuar en el resto de nuestra noche. hablamos del pronÓstico extendido mÁs adelante. paulale contamos por quÉ los bares en este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. ♪ paola: como le hemos informado, se preparan para instalarlos carteles que prohÍben estacionarse a casas rodantes. marÍa antonieta mejÍa estuvo en esa ciudad y nos dice quÉ sigue para los residentes de casas rodantes. marÍa: se prohibirÁ que se estacione en varias calles de la ciudad. se quiere parar esta medida con una demanda presentada a finales de julio. >> las leyes se tienen que hacer para la gente que tiene oportunidad, las leyes deben ser para todos. marÍa: esto afectarÍa familias latinas de bajos ingresos que ya de por sÍ estÁn en una situaciÓn precaria. >> me vienen departamentos aquÍ mismo en la ciudad. >> esta ley estÁ discriminando con la gente por ser pobres. >> hay letreros de no estacionar. >> ella se vino a vivir aquÍ, no por gusto, sino porque

paula canny. >> about today's newest developments. >> other news tonight, the san jose unified school district boardtees voted to end is school resource officer program. this comes after community members called on officials to remove police officers from campuses within the district students and parents protested against officers at district middle schools and high schools for nearly a year, many opponents of the sro program. we're concerned about the possibility of police misconduct against the students on campus. however, given the recent mass shootings. there are some city officials who believe that removing police from campus is a mistake. i do understand what it's like to be criminalized. this happened. my whole life. i get that and i do not want any child. >> in any city to be exposed to that. the criminalization of any type because he can impact their psyche and their ability to develop. but equally. i don't want our children to be exposed from external factors that all you have to do is walk around the school. 7 pop the parents to know that those factors are real and then on any given day c

a tail 73 degrees with paula pwalton, the low 70's 77 degrees for those of you in san jose and nevado currently in the low 80's out there right now. some toasty temperatures there. but overall, seeing anywhere from one to 8 degrees of warming. so warmer air mass out there right now with when trucker for tracking calmer wind speeds. not really seeing that westerly flow like we saw yesterday, more of those northwesterly breezes bringing in that offshore flow pattern. 20 mile per hour sustained winds for oakland. and we're going to notice the threat of thunderstorms bringing us muggy conditions by sunday afternoon calmer by your monday afternoon. but overall the start of your weekend looking great. i'll have your full weekend forecast. coming up in just a few minutes, just being back to you. thank you so a breeze. and coming up here at 3 o'clock. there is new disturbing video out of oakland this afternoon. >> after there was another attack in chinatown. and we will continue to track wildfires throughout california. the latest on containment information is up next. and what is being done

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