millas con canada han permanecido cerradas durante 19 meses para viajes no transitada es la de san ysidroomedio, pasan 73 millones de peatones al aqo y mas de 70 mil automoviles suelen cruzar a diario.rn funcionamiento, estos cruces generan mas de mil 600 millones de dolares en productos y servicios cada dia. pasamos a washington con janet rodriguez y los detalles del plan de reapertura. >> vamos a tener normalidad en nuestra frontera norte. locutora: la reapertura se darÁ en dos fases, a principios de noviembre se permitirÁ el cruce fronterizo para actividades no esenciales de mexicanos y canadienses vacunados. >> hay personas que no han visto sus familias desde marzo del aÑo pasado. locutora: ademÁs, es de beneficio directo para las economÍas de ciudades fronterizas, declarÓ el secretario de seguridad nacional. la agencia de migraciÓn verificarÁ el estatus de vacunaciÓn. sÓlo se aceptarÁn las vacunas que hayan tenido la aprobaciÓn de emergencia de la oms. el gobierno de mÉxico ha hecho grandes esfuerzos de vacunaciÓn en ciudades fronterizas para torcer el brazo del gobierno de biden, qu

as for business owners, just north of the border in towns like san ysidro, california. they are happy the restrictions are finally coming to an end. but some have concerns about whether shoppers from mexico will in fact return in big numbers. one store manager told border report a lot of people in mexico are hurting and the peso is very weak against the dollar and that could hurt their sales at the cash register salvador rivera border report. >> coming up next after the break, we're going to take another look at this chart of fire. how fire crews are doing right now and what's happening with the evacuation orders. also the los gatos school district responding. now to recent allegations of wild drunken parties hosted by a local mother. what they are saying about the alleged incidents. and later, why the leader of california's biggest labor union is facing possible prison time. those stories and more with kron. 4 news returns. >> and i'm also tracking your warm micro-climate saturday outlook and your full 10 at 10 outlook after the break. stay tune. ♪ i see trees of green

did in the last peaceful protest that spread throughout the island, not only in havana with the san ysidro movement led by afro-cubans but from every part of the country there were protests. the protests have been called for once again. what we need to do is to make sure that the regime understands there are consequences for any brutality that they create as they did the last time against peaceful protesters, or the arrest of peaceful protesters as they did with hundreds of peaceful protesters. magnitsky act sanctions, the administration is engaged in trying to find ways to create internet connectivity. we need to do that because the regime shuts down the internet when they are fearful of their own people, which is the only reason the regime shuts down the internet and we also have to push internationally, so that the cries of the cuban people are heard not just by the united states, but by countries throughout the world. that's why i've been challenging some of our countries in the european union, that's why i'm glad that a series of parliamentarians who chair their foreign relations comm

rojas lay on the ground handcuffed at the san ysidro port of entry as agents beat him with batons andhim with a stun gun. he died at the hospital several days later. the san diego coroner's office classified anastasio's death a homicide, concluding he suffered a heart attack as well as "bruising to his chest, stomach, hips, knees, back, lips, head and eyelids, five broken ribs, and a damaged spine." after the assault, border patrol never notified san diego police of the incident. instead, it is now clear that it had its own critical incident team that controlled witness lists and removed language in a report that described rojas as being compliant during his arrest. agents were also at the hospital directing doctors who treated rojas before he died. democracy now! spoke to anastasio hernÁndez rojas's brother bernardo in 2016. >> anastasio was murdered. he was tortured. on the 20th of may, 2010. five years have elapsed and we have not found justice. during these five years, we have been fighting for justice and they have not paid attention to us. during these five years, we have also m

for business owners, just north of the border in towns like san ysidro, california.n end. but some have concerns about whether shoppers from mexico will in fact return in big numbers. one store manager told border report a lot of people in mexico are hurting and the peso is very weak against the dollar and that could hurt their sales at the cash register salvador rivera border report. for your health. this holiday season. the cdc is reminding people to stay safe over the holidays, including the obvious reminders to get vaccinated. >> and get the booster shot. if you are eligible and if there are young children not yet eligible for a shot, keep them around people who are vaccinated, people with weak immune systems should continue to wear masks and keep their distance from each other. whenever possible. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, a top union leader in california is charged with multiple felonies here. why the state attorney's office accusing her of tax fraud. >> plus a daughter accuses richmond's police chief of abuse. why the chiefs attorney s