>> this is sanchez?hich, if the jury believed it, would undermine the prosecution's entire case. >> i was focused already on -- >> mr. lee? >> -- mr. lee. >> mr. billy lee. >> why did you choose to focus on mr. lee? >> there was just too many discrepancies. >> remember, billy was cleared, had a solid alibi. but now the defense was using sanchez to raise doubt about who the real killer was. >> there's a lot of smoke here but no fire. >> mudles it up. >> and that, i believe, was the defense strategy, that if you have enough of that, then the jury won't see through it. >> the jury retired to consider. >> oh, i was so nervous, i just paced up and down the halls, in and out. >> four hours later, they were called back into court. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> we have, your honor. >> the defendant shall please rise. we find the defendant, bradley farrington, guilty of first-degree murder. >> when they announced their verdict? >> there was a lot of tears, a lot of sighs of relief. one of the deputy attor

vicente sánchez: gracias damián, mucho gusto de saludarlos, y un saludo cordial de la cónsul general,a toda su audiencia, también. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, bueno, tenemos un sinnúmero, sinnúmero de temas; comenzamos con la oportunidad de que las personas reciban su, su diploma de la prepa en línea; platíquenos un poco de eso. vicente sánchez: sí, antes, antes de yo, yo quisiera decir que el consulado, un poco para la perspectiva de la comunidad mexicana, el consulado general no solamente trabaja para expedir documentos, que es lo que más nos conocen, sino también en otros temas, que son educación, educación financiera, temas laborales, derechos, derechos de, a las personas, o sea, es una diversidad de temas, pero dentro de ellos hay, hay algo que damos las herramientas para que la gente se defienda en el futuro, y uno de esos temas es el que usted ha mencionado, hay gentes que no han terminado su preparatoria, y desearían tener, este, terminado a lo mejor, el primer año, o quisieron, este, pero nunca hicieron nada, bueno, pues a distancia, ahora, y gracias a la tecnología, se

julie julie haener sanchez is the highest ranking woman in the department. she defeated longtime sheriff greg ahern. ktvu is amber lee spoke with sanchez in a one on one interview at her home about her priorities for the sheriff's office. it's amazing, you know, there's no other way for me to put it to county sheriff elect yesenia sanchez will be the first woman and latina to hold that office. it is something that i believe will bring a level of compassion and empathy . sanchez beat out her boss, four term incumbent sheriff greg ahern definitely did not expectn enough votes to forgo of runoff election in november. the hayward native joined the department when she was 19 and rose through the ranks for the past 25 years. for the past two years, she has been the commander of the jails. it definitely needed more focus and attention and that's something that i will be bringing, she says she will increase staffing to address problems there. the department has dealt with lawsuits and costly settlements for the way deputies have handled mentally ill inmates and in c

yesenia sanchez declared victory in last week's election. she took home 53% of the vote, eliminating the need for a november runoff against longtime incumbent greg ahern. ktvu sam burly spoke to the sheriff elect tonight about her win. what inspired her to run and how she plans to reform the department. amber alex yesenia sanchez sat down with me for an hour to talk about who she is and what you will bring to the office. she credits her victory with the many endorsements she's received and her campaign team. it's amazing. you know, there's no other wesenia sanchez will be the first woman and latina to hold that office. it is something that. i believe will bring a level of compassion and empathy to how we provide law enforcement services. sanchez beat out her boss, four term incumbent sheriff greg ahern definitely did not expectn enough votes to forgo of runoff election in november. the hayward native joined the department when she was 19 and rose through the ranks for the past 25 years. for the past two years, she has been the commander of t

consul sanchez ventura: thank you so much.n: thank you, and for more information, they're on folsom street in san francisco. that's the consulate of mexico in san francisco. there is a web address for more information. up next here on "comunidad del valle," "summer in the waiting room." stay with us. damian: well, his family spent one summer in the waiting room, not knowing if he would be able to come out or not, though we're talkin' about my good friend eddie garcia, who's the author of that new book, "summer in the waiting room." eddie joins us on "comunidad del valle." eddie, welcome to the show. eddie garcia: hey, damian, how are you? damian: i'm good. well, you woke up this morning glad that you were able to take a breath, i would imagine. eddie: absolutely, the key phrase there is "i woke up this morning," and we take that for granted. we always do, but i've been around the block a few times with my health issues, and so it's an amazing feeling waking up every morning. damian: all right, we're gonna show the image of you

new day for alameda county use sanchez.ar veteran of the alameda county sheriff's office who is overseeing the santa rita jail for the last 2 years has declared victory in a race for sheriff history. i want to be most known for is as the reformer who clean up the sheriff's office and delivered. >> on my promises and platform, sanchez says she will be a different sheriff than incumbent hearn who was first elected 16 years ago. with me at the helm, i will be president. i will be personally accessible to the communities that i can hear their concerns on how we can better provide services to them. among your plans, changing how the department interacts with u.s. immigration authorities. the sheriff's office would only communicate with immigration and customs enforcement only than individual who i had a criminal warrant that was signed by a federal magistrate sanchez says she also plans to continue reforms that the santa rita jail increasing accountability among her deputies and bringing more services to inmates to reduce recidi

sanchez has more than 52% of the vote hurns 31%. assuming those numbers hold, there would be no need for a runoff today. kron four's dan kerman talk to sanchez about her plans and alameda county's next. sheriff. >> campaign is over now. the real work begins. use any of sanchez, the division commander with the alameda county sheriff's office has declared victory in a race for sheriff. she says the voters have spoken. we are a very diverse community and we haven't had that representation, least with the sheriff's office ever. >> so this is something that they've been looking towards and the times are to move away from old traditional values. really and to move into. >> new. >> passer, new approaches and law enforcement sanchez is a 25 year veteran of the sheriff's office and says she'll be a different kind of sheriff. the incumbent hearn, who was first elected 16 years ago. i'm not afraid to say that. i the folks in the jobs that you know they do and show them that i appreciate them. i will not be leading them by fear. >> a type of yo

(edo heinrich-sanchez) we're practically at gridlock. tourism here, they say: "oh, you can rent a car, very cheap, in okinawa." the adventure of driving yourself nowhere. most of the people that somehow can't drive end up on the buses, the few people. it's expensive, it's inconvenient, it's late, and it reduces your freedom. nobody wants to do that, so they rather get into a car where the have the promise of freedom, but they'll be stuck in traffic. (emily manco) o.k. (sophie fouron) let's do this. hello! (emily manco) we have a very eclectic mix of food here, just at this one restaurant. taco rice is a mix of rice and taco meat. - it's so okinawan. - it's very okinawan. it's a mix of american food that is not quite american, mixed with an okinawan feel to it by adding the rice. - well, you can have my french fries. - yeah. - look at that! it's one layer okinawan, it's one layer american and it's one layer mexican-american. (sophie fouron) what's a guy like you doing here? (chuck de cesari) i came here when i was 23 years old. i was in t

sanchez has more than 52% of the vote hearn has just over 31%.ssuming those numbers hold up, there would be no need for a runoff today. kron four's dan kerman talk the sanchez about her plans as alameda county's next sheriff. >> campaign is over now. the real work begins. use any of sanchez, the division commander with the alameda county sheriff's office has declared victory in a race for sheriff. she says the voters have spoken. we are a very diverse community and we haven't had that representation, least with the sheriff's office ever. so this is something that they've been looking towards and the times are to move away from old traditional values. really and to move into new paths are new approaches and law enforcement sanchez is a 25 year veteran of the sheriff's office and says she'll be a different kind of sheriff. the incumbent hearn, who was first elected 16 years ago. i'm not afraid to say that. i the folks in the jobs that you know they do and show them that i appreciate them. i will not be leading them by fear. >> a type of side, you k

but as you can see, the numbers seal the deal for use any of sanchez because she's got 52 almost 53% of the vote. and this is with all precincts reporting and the old sheriff greg ahern is talking about retirement already. so he is conceding and use any sanchez is talking about plans for the future. >> campaign is over now. the real work begins. use any of sanchez, the division commander with the alameda county sheriff's office has declared victory in a race for sheriff. she says the voters have spoken. we are a very diverse community and we haven't had that representation, least with the sheriff's office ever. >> so this is something that they've been looking towards and the times are to move away from old traditional values. really and to move into. >> new. >> passer, new approaches and law enforcement sanchez is a 25 year veteran of the sheriff's office and says she'll be a different kind of sheriff. the incumbent hearn, who was first elected 16 years ago. i'm not afraid to say that. i the folks in the jobs that you know they do and show them that i appreciate them. i will not be

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let's go to today in the bay's kris sanchez .king at where this person ended up after they were . the driver did take off so the search will be on for that driver. we know in the city of san jose, there have been 20 pedestrians killed in crashes so far this year. that is a really big increase over last year when at this time there were eight. the road closures will continue while this investigation is under way. this is south jackson avenue. the major thoroughfare, capital expressway and 680 are not affected unless people stopped to take a look. >>> this is what she is talking about. south jackson butts up to capital expressway but the surface streets approaching the closure and intersections are showing slower drive. you sunset to stay away from that if you can. meanwhile, the rest of the south bay freeways, a mild build on 101. south 880 jammed up heading towards a hayward and north 880 looks like it could be recovering. there was a disabled vehicle. >>> also following some breaking news this morning. this 4.2 earthquake near c

yesenia sÁnchez recibiÓ el apoyo del 53% de los electores. mayor cantidad de crÍmenes. tambiÉn buscarÁn crear. felicidades. >> se decomisaron fuegos artificiales y explosivos ilegales luego de un operativo para reducir la venta de estos productos en la ciudad de san mateo. el detenido le ofreciÓ la gente armas, foros artificiales. la venta ilegal puede llevar a una penalidad de hasta $10,000. ramÓn: nuestra meteorÓloga nos dirÁ cuÁnto bajarÁ la temperatura. ataca y los beneficiarios no tienen derecho a la residencia permanente. paola: despuÉs que el ex—presidente tratÓ de eliminar el programa continÚa la lucha para que el congreso les otorga la residencia. >> este programa humanitario creado bajo la administraciÓn. yoshimar reyes es un dreamer en estados unidos. >> yoshimar ciego a california cuando tenÍa tres aÑos de edad. naca le ha dado un trabajo y siente que aÚn hay mucho por hacer. es un dÍa muy triste porque reflexionamos y esta es la gran batalla. >> existe una batalla judicial. >> lo peor que puede suceder es que la corte vaya a deci

sanchez beat out her boss for term. incumbent sheriff greg ahern definitely did not expectn enough votes to forgo of runoff election in november. the hayward native joined the department when she was 19 and rose through the ranks for the past 25 years. for the past two years, she has been the commander of the jails, it definitely needed more focus and attention and that's something that i will be bringing, she says she will increase staffing to address problems there. the department has dealt with lawsuits and costly settlements for the way deputies have handled mentally ill inmates and in custody deaths. sanchez says the current practice of not providing information to their loved ones, which she describes as a failure will change. we need to start treating people as people, sanchez says. her priorities will include talking to the rank and file about what changes are needed. and holding town hall meetings to address the concerns of alameda county residents. the 44 year old says her own life experience has prepared her

is expected to become sheriff sanchez in january.lie brinkley, abc7news. kristen: 10 years since daca was first implement it. the obama era program was supposed to shield dreamers from tree porch -- deportation and help them out, but a now, the problems many now face. daca was supposed to be a stopgap measure, but very little progress has been made. former president trump tried to dismantle dhaka in 2017. bipartisan action is urgently needed to protect young people in this program. >> i can't wait for the republican colleagues in the senate to come along, to overcome the filibuster, the codify this into federal law. we are asking president biden to use his executive authority to build dhaka and protect more dreamers. kristen: a republican led challenge to daca's weighted by an appellate court. dan: there are no world leaders, no secret service, thousands of bay area visitors enjoying an intimate visit with barack and michelle obama. the official portraits are going on display at the dion museum. they were painted by two african-ameri

sanchez says. her priorities will include talking to the rank and file about what changes are needed. and holding town hall meetings to address the concerns of alameda county residents. the 44 year old says her own life experience has prepared her for this job. i have experienced homelessness. i've experienced working three jobs in my youth. sanchez pledges she will not cooperate with ice unless there is a federal criminal warrant. she tells me running the jails gave her the confidence and experience she felt she needed to become. sheriff sanchez says the loss of her brother to cancer last year inspired her to run. he was fearless. and so sal officially become the new alameda county sheriff after sheriff ahern retires january 3rd. she says she will listen and engage the community as well as hold department members accountable. in dublin, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. outgoing alameda county sheriff greg ahern issued a statement saying. it's been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for

sanchez has more than 52% of the vote hearn 31%. their snow obviously need for a runoff because that's a decisive win. kron four's dan kerman talk to sanchez about her plans. >> campaign is over now. the real work begins. use any of sanchez, the division commander with the alameda county sheriff's office has declared victory in a race for sheriff. she says the voters have spoken. we are a very diverse community and we haven't had that representation, least with the sheriff's office ever. >> so this is something that they've been looking towards and the times are to move away from old traditional values. really and to move into. >> new. >> passer, new approaches and law enforcement sanchis. a 25 year veteran of the sheriff's office and says she'll be a different kind of sheriff. the incumbent hearn, who was first elected 16 years ago. i'm not afraid to say that. i the folks in the jobs that you know they do and show them that i appreciate them. i will not be leading them by fear. >> a type of side, you know, leadership style that tha

acenas sanchez. sanchez has promised to reshape santa rita jail in dublin.riff says he find that ironic because she runs the jail to work on improving the conditions there, and we'll continue to do that, because of the litigation we're in, and we're making a lot of positive changes

sanchez has pledged to reform the jail ktvu is amberleigh just wrapped up an interview with sanchez and will bring us a full report. coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news and in a statement, sheriff a horn congratulated the new sheriff elect, he said quote. it has been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for the past 16 years, i will retire from office at the end of my term on january 3rd 2023 after nearly nearly 43 years of public service. my administration will work to ensure a smooth transition. sanchez is one of two latina women elected sheriff here in the bay area. christina corpus is the sheriff elect in san mateo county. she also defeated the incumbent with 56% of the vote. ktvu is cristina rendon tells us the new sheriff is looking for change in the department. excited i am overwhelmed. there's a new sheriff in san mateo county, christina corpus latina, who just made history the first female sheriff of this county since 18 56 since it was established, and i think that says a lot 21 year law enforcement veteran she's currently the chief of police in millbrae and a

this morning, the sanchez campaign tells us she is ready to declare victory. san mateo county could lalso hae a new sheriff, corpus leads by 12,000 votes with 43,000 ballots left to count. new numbers will be released sometime today. if elected corpus and sanchez would become the first latina sheriffs in california history. >>> the fda could sign off today on shots for children as young as 6 months. sara donkey reports there could be a new option for older kids as well. >> reporter: an fda panel recommended moderna's vaccine for children ages 6 to 17. older kids would get two full strength doses, younger children two doses at half strength. >> vaccine effectiveness was successfully inferred in both age starata similar to adults. >> reporter: currently pfizer's vaccine is only approved for children under 18. there was concern moderna had a risk of myocarditis but the fda says research does not back that up. on wednesday, the panel will review moderna and pfizer's vaccines for children as young as 6 months. >> obviously the safety in this population is of paramo

a sanchez been fighting extradition for more than a decade. in 2019, he was sentenced to less than a year for breaking bail conditions, but he is now being held without conviction. for more than 2 years. 5 faces are passing wildfires and several regions of spain. 4 major blazes in catalonia threatening villages and have destroyed thousands of hectares of forest and farmland and force hundreds to evacuate. unusually high temperatures have complicated efforts to extinguish the fires. flames blaze across the wooded hills of catalonia. for days now, emergency crews have been battling multiple wildfires across northern spain. hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate as strong winds and extreme temperatures. thwarted efforts to control the blazes. the fires have been sparked by an unseasonably early hate wave, with temperatures rising above 40 degrees celsius in some areas. but with emergency crews now stretched their limits. experts, a warning that such extreme weather events are the new normal. yeah, i think that the concept of our fire sea

new numbers out tonight showing you sanchez with a substantial lead over sheriff gregory ahern. she will almost avoid a run off in november. she's ready to declare victory. san mateo could also have a new sheriff. carlos by 12,000 votes with about 43,000 ballots left to be counted. >> now numbers will be released tomorrow. if elected corpus and sanchez, we'll become the first latino sheriffs in california's history. >>> investigators are looking at a man caught on camera, ripping down frlags. the man cuts the cord on the poll when the supplies don't fall. he comes back and grips them down. >> once that's fix. >>> a new video of a similar case in a matter of seconds, two people run up on a front porch of the home on saturday night around 10:45. >>> a powerful epicenter. we are not talking about san francisco, we are looking further south where young people are changing the world with big doses of hope, love and pride. >> reporter: at the high school, hundreds gathered to celebrate the courage of kids. >> we must protect our lights and the rights of our community around country.ta

daniel sanchez as destinations today are small shops and pharmacies. he works on commission, so for him, time is money, and he zips from one customer to the next. he maneuvers his electric bike through traffic gems. he's glad to be rid of his truck. oh wanted, but if he goes as he is la maya and traffic, it's just the best thing. part of the glow yeo bought, i can go bike lanes, the sidewalks, the audio where am i, can take shortcuts in the morning. before yoga i can get to any point really fast, she's the moment it's much better than before. not being stuck in traffic, not having to look for a parking place, makes delivering goods more efficient. several companies have signed up to the project. they not only want to cut their harmful emissions, but also save time and money doing so. new teresa is a major manufacturer of processed and convenience foods. it's an ideal candidate for taking part in the pilot phase of the project. in columbia, most of his products are sold and small corner shops and by street vendors it'd be lot odella or maybe the pilot p

they're want backbone. >> reporter: sanchez looks after eight residents each shift at abernathy laurelsnprofit outside charlotte. but diondre clark a traveling c.n.a. in the same area sometimes has to look after 20 or more. >> i have never been to a place where it was fully staffed yet. >> reporter: what's the impact on care? >> it's really bad. they'll be hollering. some of them fell out of the bed, go in their room, and they're on the floor. >> reporter: last january, north carolina sanctioned this nursing home after two deaths there. one nurse and two c.n.a.s cared for 98 people. nia recent survey of nursing home operators, in any event% report having trouble hiring. 60% say they're losing money. nearly three in four say staffing issues could force them to close. >> the status quo is unsustainable for workers in this industry, for the residents that are cared for, and for the best employers. >> reporter: to recruit more c.n.a.s, like rojo sanchez, abernathy laurels raised pay to $16 an hour, and started paying to train and certify new c.n.a.s. it's a measure of how much the world had

sanchez extradition? can i have your thoughts on today's decision? well, we're deeply disappointed by the decision, but unfortunately not surprised. this is not the 1st time that the u. k. government has taken a political decision on which instead of protecting press freedom and journalism, puts julianna's launch one step closer to extradition to the u. s. where of course he will be tried as a 1st publisher tried under the espionage act for publishing information in the public interest, which should not be a crime. now as you know, the u. k. authorities have justified their decision by saying they have received assurances from us authorities that mr. assange will be given his full a human rights. are you convinced by an argument i have to say no, and you know, even if we do take the assurances at face value, even if we do assume that they will be honored, which we have no guarantee that they will. julian assigns will still be at great risk whether it's special administrative measures, whether it's the specific detention facility that had been in ques

the long-time alameda county sheriff has conceded to commander yesenia sanchez. has gotten about 50% of the vote while greg ahern got 31% of the vote. that's enough to avoid a runoff election in november. now commander sanchez will become the first woman to lead the sheriff's office. sheriff ahern issued a statement saying, quote, it has been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for the past 16 years. i will retire from office at the end of my term on january 3rd, 2023. after nearly 43 years of public service. >>> and in san mateo county, christina corpus is leading the sheriff's race with 66% of the vote. if the results hold, both sanchez and corpus will become the first latina sheriffs in california history. >>> now to california's drought. no secret, things are dry out there. just take a look at this video. the hillsides in concord. the state water resource control board says the average californian uses about 83 gallons of water a day. in san francisco, that number is only 40 gallons a day. and these days, people are keeping a very close eye on the

have spoken up for julia sanchez. the extradition of julian assange to the united states to face trial on charges under the century old espionage act as a blow to press freedom with implications for journalists everywhere. we urge the biden administration to live up to it stated commitment to a free press by dropping all charges against the wiki leaks founder, allowing julianna's sons to be expedited to the u. s. would put him at great risk incense, a chilling message to journalists, the world over, we call the u. k. to refrain from expediting julian assange for the us to drop the charges and for a songy to be freed hard to believe. but it looks real. every serious press freedom group in the world has protested this. it is an appalling symbol of how far the british and american government's commitment to human rights has declined. anyone in this country who cares about freedom of expression should be deeply ashamed that the home secretary has approved. the extradition of julian assange to the united states, the countr

sanchez is declaring victory over the incumbent. hearn. now, while the results have been certified yet, here are the latest numbers. and with all precincts reporting, sanchez has more than 52% of the vote to 831%. assuming that holds, it would be no need for a runoff. sanchez says that she will be a different sheriff hearn who was first elected 16 years ago. >> it's me at the helm. i will be president. i will be personally accessible to the communities that i can hear their concerns on how we can better provide services to them. we need to get people into jobs that will sustain them. living in alameda county and their families and be able to have benefits and representation so that those are those are services that we will be providing in the jail. >> incumbent greg ahern has conceded releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, it has been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for the past 16 years. i will retire from office at the end of my term on january. 3rd, 2023 after nearly 43 years, u.s. public service, my administra

and we had one decision in a sanchez favor from the 1st instance court, which was then overturned by the high court on the basis of diplomatic assurances provided by the u. s. government, who we have serious concerns. i, even if those diplomatic assurances are respected, which there is no guarantee that they will be, but even if they are a sanctions, very likely to face harsh conditions in us prison. a very severe isolation, he'll be cut off from his support network, his family and others that he has here. and so the risk of suicide and the exacerbation of his serious mental health issues is very serious. there says not just a matter of the implications for journalism and press freedom by his own well being if he is indeed sent to us. rebecca, some listening might say drooling sondra, leak classified evidence. and in doing so, put the lives of americans in iraq and afghanistan at risk. remind us again why your organization of found this case so important. we fully believe that juliana such was targeted for his contributions to journalism because those leaked documents exposed informa

she joins sheriff elect acenas sanchez in alameda county. once sworn in, they will be the first to latina sheriffs in california. we did the unthinkable. you know, we unseated incumbents that were part of the status quo that had a large war chest of money. there's a lot of work to be done, but i'm ready for the challenge. in campaign. sheriff carlos bolanos did not respond to our request for comment, but one of his biggest supporters, district attorney steve wagstaffe, did reach out to us. he did say that he's already called corpus and said that he's looking forward to working with her next year, saying quote specifically, we have worked together in the past, and i know we will be great colleagues in the future. julie she's making history in california and paving the way for others who want to do the same. christina thank you. more now on that stunning upset in alameda county today, yesenia sanchez declared victory over alameda county sheriff greg ahern, who has held that position since 2000 and six in response to both outcomes. the national

. >> commissioner sanchez, commissioner ward. >> president lam. >> yes. >> five ayes. so at this time can we go back to the items that have been severed for discussion? >> yes, start with 14. >> 14, 17 they're all similar nature. >> staff can come to the dais. >> if you can say what your question is. >> right, so these are all related to master contracts with entities or organizations that are going to help us with curriculum and reading. my question is, have they been selected based on. how have they been selected. >> i hol wise, our head of academics is not here. but i can say that the majority of the software that you see on the consent calendar are intervention software or software that enrich language arts that are existing contracts for many of them. i don't have exact data and i cannot speak specifically but i know that there is a very thoughtful process that dot and cni go through for all of the contracts that we have around software. >> at the curriculum committee meeting, maybe a couple before, we talked about an audit that is wrapping up and waiting for some

sanchez of california they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote no on h.r. 7910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by marilyn strickland and juan vargas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. boebert of colorado, i inform the house that mrs. boebert will vote no on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. suozzi, mr. ryan, mr. sherman, mr. lowenthal, ms. barragan, msd mr. evans, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7910. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of

logan webb against pablo sanchez, dueling aces. pablo lopez, not pablo sanchez. si sixth inning.thing in we go. red sox winners. sticking with baseball but college. stanford opening up the ncaa tournament against binghamton. there's drew bowser, so long, king bowser. caps off a ten-run inning. that is a grand-slam. their 16th straight victory. cardinal will face texas state tomorrow in the winners bracket. had you not watched the game, and i told you jayson tatum went three for 17 and the warriors had a 15-point lead in the second half, would you have assumed warriors in a run away, but that fourth quarter was all boston a 17-0 run in there. the celtics shot 75% from three and outscored golden state 40-16 during the final minutes. boston takes the lead. a huge statement by them, but no fret, it's first team to four. >> you know, it's first to four, not first to one. and we've all been through situations like this, and we realize it's going to be very hard. best part about it is, you know, would he have another opportunity sunday. >> nhl playoffs, madison square garden was popping

. >> commissioner sanchez, commissioner ward. >> president lam. >> yes. >> five ayes. so at this time can we go back to the items that have been severed for discussion? >> yes, start with 14. >> 14, 17 they're all similar nature. >> staff can come to the dais. >> if you can say what your question is. >> right, so these are all related to master contracts with entities or organizations that are going to help us with curriculum and reading. my question is, have they been selected based on. how have they been selected. >> i hol wise, our head of academics is not here. but i can say that the majority of the software that you see on the consent calendar are intervention software or software that enrich language arts that are existing contracts for many of them. i don't have exact data and i cannot speak specifically but i know that there is a very thoughtful process that dot and cni go through for all of the contracts that we have around software. >> at the curriculum committee meeting, maybe a couple before, we talked about an audit that is wrapping up and waiting for some

. >> i'm kris sanchez this is what we know right now. the brush fire is burning in pittsburg and firefighters say some homes are under threat and they have asked some people to leave. officials are calling for an immediate evacuation for this area. this is north of jacqueline drive, south of west leland road east of daly road and west of stanley my way. this is the evacuation map. as you can see it is to the west of delta view golf course. bob redell is there and what are you learning from folks there? >> reporter: good morning. fortunately , we believe the worst has passed pick you can see there are some engines on jacqueline drive where the firefighters have been stationed at these homes trying to protect them from the wildfire burning in the hillside behind them. if you pan further left, you may be able to see the silhouette of the hills we're talking about as the sun is up. what you are not seeing, fortunately, is the fire and the smoke. this is what it looked like earlier. you can see why the fire department and the police departmen

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they're want backbone. >> reporter: sanchez looks after eight residents each shift at abernathy laurelsnonprofit outside charlotte. but diondre clark a traveling c.n.a. in the same area sometimes has to look after 20 or more. >> i have never been to a place where it was fully staffed yet. >> reporter: what's the impact on care? >> it's really bad. they'll be hollering. some of them fell out of the bed, go in their room, and they're on the floor. >> reporter: last january, north carolina sanctioned this nursing home after two deaths there. one nurse and two c.n.a.s cared for 98 people. nia recent survey of nursing home operators, in any event% report having trouble hiring. 60% say they're losing money. nearly three in four say staffing issues could force them to close. >> the status quo is unsustainable for workers in this industry, for the residents that are cared for, and for the best employers. >> reporter: to recruit more c.n.a.s, like rojo sanchez, abernathy laurels raised pay to $16 an hour, and started paying to train and certify new c.n.a.s. it's a measure of how much the world h

i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm christi paul. breaking news from overnight. another shooting, three people killed, nearly a dozen injured when multiple shooters fired into a crowd. the very latest from philadelphia straight ahead. >>> plus, new details in the case of a former judge found murdered in his home. what police are saying about the motive and we'll talk to another judge whose family was attacked at her home just last year. >>> also, the january 6th committee is making their case in primetime this week, laying out their evidence in the first of a series of public hearings. what we're learning about how this could all play out. >>> and celebrating 70 years on the throne. we'll take you live to london as the final day of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee gets under way. >>> it is sunday, june 5th, we're so grateful you are starting your week with us. great to be with you, christi. >> you as well, boris. listen, we do have some developing news that we need to tell you about this morning. another mass shooting in the u.s. and we're so sorry to have to s

again, kris sanchez with more coming up at 5:30. as far as gas prices come a little bit of good news. opec will meet today to talk about increasing output. more supplies should bring prices down a little bit. the problem here is they can only increase supply so much. many oilfields were already running full tilt already and they just can't make much more of it. again, it's supply and demand. oil prices though have seen their monthly decrease in the last month so we may start to see some of this. >> any relief. >> no kidding. start walking more. >> or ride a bike. >>> 5:15. california may be the perfect place to look if you are looking for that first job out of college. best colleges.com ranks california the second best day to start a career post graduation. this is based on cost of living , starting salary, job openings, diversity, and level of fun. new york took the top spot. the place goes to illinois followed by texas and colorado. >> all nice places. >>> a big morning for us on today in the bay. we are debuting a new set. >> tak

kris sanchez is live from santa clara.is morning. >> reporter: walmart will start limiting how many plan b or the morning after pills people can buy in an effort to make sure there is access for more people. because of the fallout from the supreme court reversal of roe v. wade protections, we will see the limit on emergency contraception which is usually available for purchase over-the- counter and without a prescription or i.d. that the drug sold as plan b or altera prevent the egg from implanting into the uterus, but only a few days after fertilization so this is a so- called abortion drug. cvs and walmart are limiting to ensure equitable access and consistent supply. walgreens does not yet have a limit in place. california lawmakers agreed to ask voters in november to amend the state consultation to protect reproductive rights the amendment reads in part, this date should not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions which includes their fundamental right to choose to h

. >> reporter: jackie rojas sanchez is a cna.ng assistant and the face of a staffing crisis that her boss amber mcintosh knows all too well. >> i think covid took it to a different level. >> reporter: without cnas, nursing homes really captain function. >> absolutely not. they're the backbone. >> reporter: sanchez looks after eight residents each shift at abernathy laurels, a nonprofit outside charlotte. but deandre clark, a traveling cna in the same area, sometimes has to look after 20 or more. >> i have never been to a place that was fully staffed yet. >> reporter: what's the impact on care? >> it's really bad. they be hollering. some of them done fell out the bed. you go in their room and they're on the floor. >> reporter: last january north carolina sanctioned this nursing home after two deaths there. one nurse and two cnas cared for 98 people. in a recent survey of nursing home operators, 98% report having trouble hiring. 60% say they are losing money. nearly three in four say staffing issues could force them to close. >> th