ah a 3 year hi, i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing who's now for some 30 years and 2 different languages all over the world. and certainly here in the united states, i've interviewed for us president side, founded a $1000000000.00 business. and through all that, i believe news should be honest and direct and impactful. in fact, the show is direct impact. ah, i want to start this conversation between you and i with what may be the most counter intuitive news that i can share with you. because it's a bit of a head shake or really seen while everybody is focusing on the south china sea. the taiwan strait and the conflict in ukraine between nato and russia, and the ongoing chaos in the middle east. there's this long standing tension with real clashes that are taking place. i mean real classes that are taking place between 2 world powers. this is a battle that could be potentially anyway, potentially catastrophic. why? why? because, well, because both india and china have nuclear weapons capabilities and they share a boarde

a sanchez opponents say he's bravely violated state secrets and should face justice. in a moment, we're going to be discussing all of us with our guests. but 1st fenton mulligan as more on the case of julian songs. come on. this video was released by julia sanchez wiki leak organization in 2010 classified us military video shows a helicopter gunship attack on a crowd of people in baghdad. at least 12 rockies were shot dead, including a royal photographer at driver. us military said it was engaging arm groups, a claim disputed to the day if those killings were law for under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong. deeply wrong, clara was revelations like this to put a song in the spot life that made him powerful enemies in washington, and it was shortly after that his legal troubles began. it is common ground between in 2010. we just, prosecutors opened a rape and sexual assault case against him, and he had himself in to police in london, prosecutor, he was released on bail in 2012, facing eminent extradition, sweden. he took refuge in the ecuado

brazil's president lula and spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, do share ideological grounds.d back into the international fold with the return to the brazilian presidency of lula. mr sanchez did also make specific mention of the brazilian rainforest and climate change, and that seemed to be a reference to lula's controversial predecessor, jair bolsonaro. however, there was another issue, which was rather more thorny, for the two leaders, which they discussed here in madrid, and that was the issue of ukraine. mr sanchez has been very much behind the position of the us and nato on the issue of ukraine, providing military support to the country since the war began. by contrast, lula has been quite critical at times of the eu's sending of military support ukraine. now, here in madrid, lula did not repeat those criticisms, but what he did say was that not enough effort had been put in to preventing the war before it began, and not enough effort had been put in to stopping the war since it has begun. and so he said that the priority for the international community now was not to pr

they are both on the political left and mr sanchez did say that brazil was being welcomed back into then of the brazilian rainforest and climate change and that seemed to be a reference to lula�*s predecessorjye bolsonaro. however, there was another issue which was rather more thorny the two leaders which they discussed here in madrid and that was the issue of ukraine mr sanchez has been very much behind the position of the us and nato on the issue of the us and nato on the issue of ukraine, providing military support to the country since the war began. by contrast, lula has been quite critical at times of the eu�*s sending of military support ukraine. here in madrid lula did not repeat those criticisms but what he did say was that not enough effort had been put into preventing the war before it began and not enough effort had been put into stopping the war since it has begun and so he said that the priority for the international community now was not to provide weapons to ukraine but rather to sit down at the negotiating table and try to bring an end to the war. former columnist and au

it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out whenever you get a chance again, when we come back. well, something interesting happened over the weekend. i went to play golf every saturday at the same place. i play golf every saturday and guess who was there? you get one guess and i'll let you share it just little bit. don't go away with. ah, ah, i feel that focused on you are still working through the journey of developing an identity and national identity. there is a, you know, we talked earlier about the vibrancy, the dynamics of the media. all sorts of use and narrative have a chance to debate and come to the for. but that also has a downside and everything is up for debate. so nothing is agreed on ah, what about i'm like sanchez. you know there been a bevy of reports about mister trump's compartment. since the indictment was handed down, we referred to something but just just a little while ago about his anger in the past as well. about his plans to fight back and then there's a question of whethe

i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again. right here where i hope to provide a direct imp ah, ah, do i believe the mag goes in? did you make or didn't know that is wrong? i was on my phone. i barely. yes because of the you in the ukrainians things that they're fighting for their own independent sovereign existence. then of course, there should be death indefinite to the best of god damn sporting them. if they're thinking that they're fighting, what the defense of the liberal democrat was, i think they would with, with chain warrants the with that using that folds pre text, all the democracy, quotes up, supporting, tie, one to contain china. we get into that plus one not as kills and multiple people. when did the car plows into a crowd out of parking television in response to balance and other recent violent incidents. israel's prime minister has ordered a whole lot of military and border police reserve. it's a nightmare for the 5 i stuff the assessment of thought that the u. s. official has overall when we read classified doc

it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out whenever you get a chance again, when we come back. well, something interesting happened over the weekend. i went to play golf every saturday at the same place. i play golf every saturday and guess who was there? you get one guess and i'll let you share it and just a little bit, don't go away with ah november 22nd 2022 outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. they were looking for a russian spies among the monks. we mean deal of seeming a former reason for the brutal crime down one church. his parishioners said, song, a song about a song being reason enough to condemn any old adult christian attack in prison and even kill them. russia, what i mean, rush up, i need to figure out how many love store you when you store pro offline you in your total us you use a new phone i use from his dog with ah, i feel i still. a watching street the journey, all developing and ident

how much sanchez? i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hoped to provide a direct impact i mm i to business anything but then one of things that i was with them boss with you, i finished the them good. i beat it with key at the when washington's keep, the process is to dealer money complete. cranston us a little bit and he was put in a was full of crisis to phone us in the hall. could i use it because you will you be able to disease when as soon as you actually do this with kathy, would you like to proceed with pursuing that video? do you have a list of other ideas that you can think this will be ah, [000:00:00;00] with core to ukraine house can find the head of the countries largest smallest street to 60 days, high server routers, a clamped on religious figures with traditional ties to rush. it intense live reaction on that coming up also with its allies. they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world. speaking to r, t rushes deputy, impossible

when i come in here they are on the 2nd floor, they found danielle sanchez. he was completely chalk. bonnie hill, the tenement. the casino. yeah, we took a fire, had started in the shop a did. several people were burned alive. a young demonstrator, daniel sanchez, had been arrested earlier by the police residents, suspect that the dollar city branch store was used as a torture center and then said, alive by the security forces to eliminate evidence. even 2 years later, the case has not been brought to justice. a minute of silence for the victims of dollar city and see the way that it did. alpha davina had lived in c loy all his life. he knows the place like the back of his hand to day. he's a contact for many here residents often come and ask him for advice like this woman was an old photograph with her oh yes this is the creek a hills hes. is it about? yes. c, 1957. yeah. how do you know, top to such a long time here? you know, these things this picture is older than me. he worked at you for more than 2 decades levied has been driven by an idea. understandin

on the 2nd floor, they found danielle sanchez, he was completely chalk bonnie hill, the tenement, the casino. yeah, we look at a fire had started in the shop that several people were burned alive with a young demonstrator. danielle sanchez, had been arrested earlier by the police residents suspect that the dollar city branch store was used as a torture center and then said, allied by the security forces to eliminate evidence even 2 years later, the case is not been brought to justice. a minute of silence for the victims of dollar city in silhouette pack. the dog debbie had lived in c loy all his life. he knows the place like the back of his hand. to day he's a contact for many here. residents often come and ask him for advice like this woman wears an old photograph with her book. oh yes. this is the cree case that nobody at the hills has available. yes. fi. 1957. yeah. how do you know top to such a long time here? you know, these things this picture is older than me. he worked for more than 2 decades. naveed has been driven by an idea, understanding your own history, in order to creat

a young demonstrator, danielle sanchez, had been arrested earlier by the police residents suspect that the dollar city branch store was used as a torture center and then said, allied by the security forces to eliminate evidence even 2 years later, the case is not been brought to justice a minute of silence for the victims. a dollar city in silhouette pack. the dog dog eat has lived in c loy all his life. he knows the place like the back of his hand. to day he's a contact for many here. residents often come and ask him for advice like this woman who has an old photograph with her oh yes, this is the creek case that nobody in the hills has. is it about? yes, the 1957. yeah. how do you know top to such a long time here? you know, these things this picture is older than me. he worked for more than 2 decades levied has been driven by an idea. i understand your own history in order to create a better community in the future. because i want to go get him started to recover the history of zillow. i am, we have turned that history into memory so that people understand who we are, where we come

you have sanchez and then they have the price gap. both of them together do not make sense because sanchez, basically you stop. literally, you stop. the price cab legalized literally legalize the flow of russian oil in this case. and as long as you buy your oil below this price, then you can get all the services. it is in the u. s. interest. and the u. n. threats for the russian oil to continue flowing. because if you go for 3rd party sanctions and you limit the exports of russia, all prices will increase and might crush to $100.00 again, as a result of that. and then what the united states would do. we have elections coming in 2024. we have election day, you too, so they don't want energy prices to go up, show it is very clear that the price cab was designed to legalize russian exports. and that's really what happened. so a lot of your analysis, which includes this sir. not the ghost of care of the ghost ships that are running around the world's oceans. we have a price cap that so far, it's in determinant what its effect is. you've b

i'm rick sanchez. i want to show you something. now it's a poll that was recently conducted and it's a graph. and as you see this graph, you'll get a better sense of what's going on. it was taken right at the half century mark of the j, f. k, assassination. and what it shows is that americans have never, ever, i didn't even know this until i looked at this graph. i've never bought into this story that j of k was killed by some low nut, right? some loan assassin never bought it. sometimes they bought it less than other times, but they've never really bought it. think about that despite all these years with all of the media and all of the government and all of the interested parties who needed seemingly americans to believe that oswald. busy did this all by himself with no help. just got up one day and decided to do this. still, americans don't buy it. you know, by the fact that oswald did this alone. in fact, the numbers, as you look at him, look at that they straddle as high as 80 percent at some point and 60 percent, but always ov

reportero: este es el rostro de ricardo sÁnchez. aquella noche tenÍa 21 aÑos. tanto a la comunidad, que hasta ahora lo recuerda como si hubiera sido ayer. cuando se enteraron que era del hijo de joan sebastiÁn, ¿cÓmo reaccionaron? >> con tristeza. reportera: se espera que alguien lo reconozca para que actÚe la justicia y la familia pueda tener alivio. leÓn: la revista time pÚblico este jueves la lista de las 100 personas mÁs influyentes de 2023. figuran siete latinos. el presidente brasileÑo lula da silva, el presidente colombiano gustavo petro. del mundo deportivo, lionel messi. del mundo artÍstico, el actor chileno pedro pascal, que estÁ por todos lados. la actriz zoe saldaÑa y salma hayek. tambiÉn de mÉxico, la activista marÍa herrera magdaleno. >> dentro de su tristeza de buscar a sus cuatro hijos desaparecidos, la seÑora marÍa herrera siente que tiene un nuevo impulso a su labor como madre buscadora al ser nombrada por la revista "time" como una de las mujeres mÁs influyentes del aÑo. >> este reconocimiento no es ni debe ser hacia mi persona. este reconoci

i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for some 30 years and 2 different languages all over the world. and here, of course, in the united states, i've interviewed for us. presidents founded a $1000000000.00 company. and i believe, after all of that, that news news should be direct and honest and impactful and the show it's called direct impact. ah okay. so this is a one of those stories that we prefer to tell you about in our own unique way, with the type of queries and comments that you likely would not hear anywhere else, but here. so i begin with, this is a coup in latin america to which you say, so what, what else is new? right, listen, i get it. there are a few places in the world, more synonymous with, with coups or as they call them in spanish. gord possessed dow, that in central and south america and the caribbean, the latest gold pay comes from brazil and peru. in fact, take a look at these images ah ah bruise goos should especially come as no surprise to anyone, as it's had 5 presidents i

doing algebra is marianna sanchez as reporting on this. she's in cruise capital, lima ah, in 2001, alexandra, the little rose to power. as peter's 1st misty so precedent at champion of democracy, a liberal economist, he quelled at deadly political insurrection and finished his 5 year tenure with one 3rd of peruvians. supporting him. he then moved to the united states as corruptions, candles began to emerge, into the lyla, denied any wrong doing wasted mil. oh, shami one just one piece of evidence, just one. and i will be the 1st to step out of politics. oh, prosecutors accuse him of collusion and money laundering for taking nearly $35000000.00 in bribes. construction brazillian giant leverage in exchange for contracts and public works is well known of castle muscle. it is one of the most solid cases in judiciary. exactly the root of the money of tut from other bricks, a counsellor into the account of a need friend and partner with you, and then to accompany gov to rica. that money then brought a $5000000.00 home and an office in beryl. yes

and it's called the rick sanchez podcast. if you get a chance, check it out. ah, ah, ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah lisa canter, russian state total narrative type as on the north 19th div, asking him the knocking. how sons and meek, within the $55.00 would be the keys on any final speed. anyone else about this? even though we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, estate aunt rush up to date and c r t spoke neck. given our video agency, roughly all band to on you to send it to school, that was indicative is request with a welcome back. you might want to call this the great debate right here. we're speaking about mr. trump's a indictment with 2 gentlemen who have 2 different perspectives on this case, a respectfully at martin is the president of a fil, a shaft, li, eagles, and david linder if is a columnist at the nation, we welcome them both back or i promised you as to martin that you got chance with as you heard, what is your what, what yeah, david says, he says look, you, republicans are all going out and saying, there is no case here. when

sanchez accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of documents charged that could land him in jail for a 175 years. the face of the wiki leaks pounder remains in the balance to some he's a hero of free speech and journalism deserving to be protected under law to others . he's committed, criminal act and must face the consequences of his actions. benjamin al jazeera ah offer more on this, i'm joined by our guests now in london. we have rebecca vincent, she's director of operations on campaigns that reporters without borders. rebecca under team. we're scheduled to meet julian sandra belmont president on tuesday morning. but the prison st. off reversed the decision and bought them from visiting . finally arrived in washington, dc is bruce fine. former us associate deputy attorney general, an international lawyer. we're also joined in london by jeffrey roberson. casey's under human rights barrister, on founder of doughty steep chambers. jeffrey has been a former legal advisor to julian songs. i warm welcome to you all. rebecca, i want to start with you talk us through what happened when yo

i'm rick sanchez. you know there been a baby, a report about mr. trump's comportment, since the indictment was handed down, we referred to something, but just just a little while ago about his anger in the past as well about his plans to fight back. and then there's a question of whether he should, he'll be more apt now to stay away from public places. maybe avoid the spotlight a little bit now he's that he's been indicted. the answer, as i found out for myself, easter weekend is no. none of that is going to happen. as i do almost every weekend, i decided to head out with my friend saturday morning to play golf at dora, where i always play. it's owned by the, the former president, by the way, trump drop, they're following along playing right behind us. as i turned around was the former president, you see him there with the red hat. ah, none other than the present united states and their law, the secret service guys just kind of having a beautiful day in south florida with the former president playing g

time to sit down and talk ah, i'm rick sanchez. and i've been doing news now over 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the us, obviously, and i've interviewed for presidents, founded a $1000000000.00 business. and i believe after all of that, that the most important thing we can do when we communicate, especially with news, is be honest and be directed, be impactful. and this is direct impact. ah okay. i want to say about something will happen. okay. it tells us a lot about president joe by no question. it tells us a lot about the puppet masters to really pull the strings and the strings of control in this country. and it tells us that somebody doesn't want us to know who may have actually been behind the assassination of president john f. kennedy. so what is it, what is it right? i want to take you back to this won't take you back to 1992. okay. we're inviting 90 to president biden was then sen button. and a bill comes up in the senate here in washington, dc from where i'm speaking to you right now to go ahead this bi

tatiana sanchez . the thank you. tatiana sanchez.o implement a recommendation from independent inquiry to make it mandatory for people who work with children to report accusations , child sexual abuse accusations, child sexual abuse or punishment. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse set up in the wake of the jemmy savile scandal, which came to light in 2012, published its final report last october. the £186.6 million inquiry started work in 2015 and scrutinise institutional responses to child sexual abuse, including in westminster and in the church. it lasted seven years and heard from more than 7000 victims. it also called for a compensation scheme for victims . the inquiry scheme for victims. the inquiry depicted the issue a global crisis and call for urgent action or more children be at risk. sarah dines mp is the parliamentary under—secretary of state for safeguarding and me now. hello welcome to gb news. i'm it seems to me that we knew an awful lot of what had gone wrong back in 2012, when jemmy savile case came to l

believe julian sanchez rush, an agent to a russian asset of some kind. i think he was doing the russian bidding when a certainly do know. somewhere about 10 years ago, he switched investigating all sorts of stories that dealt with russia and only concentrating on those stories that would be satisfactory from a russian point of view. so he became a propagandist with absolutely denies that as, as you know. and so that was it, and i would expect them to deny it. we the leaks, i know people from weekly, so have a lot of trouble with joy massage. they're not exactly as supporters. well, i did. that's certainly news to us because we have the interview, a lot of people from wiki leaks here again. so i heard your against julian assad, are you for tony lincoln's position on rejecting a ceasefire in ukraine as per the china piece plan for? well, there's a war in europe, i think i think the united states was wrong to be totally dismissive of the chinese plan. i'd rather call the chinese plan rather than the chinese piece plan, because the chinese are still supporti

this is what you call a sctching of the sanchez, k sweep -- of the service, a sweep for hidden killersjob with obvious occupational hazards. it is hard to describe this as anything other than random. this is a patch of land, not a place that was once contested, where there was heavy fighting, but what these sweepers are looking for our butterfly mines. they are banned by international law and can cause severe damage. only a few inches wide and shaped like a propeller,hey are scattered from a flying rock. they are illegal because of the indiscriminate way they can kill and inju civilians. in this area, russia and ukraine have both been accused of using butterfly mines. the latter denies it. >> the city's deputy mayor tells me they have been demining every months since the second world war. it is now every y. >> they are everywhere -- yards, cemeteries. along the river, there are more. >> the damage they cause is devastating. as shown inside this hospital. >> heat stepped on one in the garden of his destroyed home. >> i have no house, no cars, no cows, no property. i used to have it all,

can you put a big move even quicker chance with clara sanchez. i've been doing news now for some 30 years and 2 different languages, no less all over the world. and here in the united states interviewed for president's, founded a $1000000000.00 business, i believe, new should be honest and direct and impactful, which is why we call this direct impact. ah, so here we go. it's happened for the 1st time in the history of the united states. a former president has been criminally indicted by a grand jury grandeur in new york. after hearing evidence of the case against mister tromp has apparently decided that there is enough there to charge him with a crime. so what is it really about? well, it's about a woman, i'm about to introduce you to the scene here with me. in fact, back on a cnn. now i'd like to introduce you to somebody who may be taking the senator on. she is considering the possibility. some would say there's a whole lot of people who wanted to do just that. this is stormy daniels. she's joining us now. stormy, thanks so much for being with

how much sanchez? are we looking for you again right here, where i hoped to provide a direct impact i ah ah ah, a court in ukraine house can find the head of the country's largest monastery to 60 days. hard to read about sounds like clump, dined on religious figures with traditional allies to russia with their lives. they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world, making towards a rushes deputy ambassador to be un takes aim at western powers, accusing them of having an insatiable thirst to maintain their global.

as its latest tenant mary anna sanchez. i'll just eat a lima ma marianna sanchez is a jorge chavez international airport in chi. our the former president landed so marianna. what happens to him now? well so i mean yes, she is still here. the airport police based airy out where he has been checked out by a doctor. but we now know that you will not be taken to a criminal courthouse who was the plan in the center of the capitol. instead, the prosecutor in the country is here and she is with the homer pressured into they are probably talking with the lawyer of well and just a little while ago we saw people of warriors who had come here who said that they came to support the former president, but it was the best president that was had because he did well in the economy. and also we spoke with his brother who came here and who said that the families very concerned for sure that will be taking a will be defending himself. but unfortunately, he said, may have to prove his innocence instead. well, he is here and he will have to rema

lester >> raf sanchez tonight, thank you >>> also this evening supreme court justice clarence thomas says he violated no disclosure laws by not reporting luxury vacations he reportedly took for years paid for by a top republican donor who he says is a long time family friend laura jarrett has late details. >> reporter: tonight justice clarence thomas breaking his silence after a report detailed his secret lavish vacations paid for by a top republican donor thomas writes real estate mogul harlan crow is among his dearest friends and that colleagues advised him this sort of personal hospitality from close personal friends who did not have business before the court did not need to be reported according to propublica, thomas joined crow on swanky trips for over two decades inclcluding g to this lakeside resortrt takingng private jet rirides and island hopping in indonesia on this super yacht, virtually none of which was disclosed. the luxury travel a stark contrast to the more modest image the conservative justice has projected. >> i prefer going across the rural areas. i prefer the rv p

. >> i am kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking temperatures that will make me and mike cry today. >> yeah, we don't like the hot temperatures, especially this early. it's going to start to hit us today as the temperatures will be ramping up as we go into late morning and the afternoon. at least we have the cool start. as of right now we are in the upper 40s and low 50s, and san francisco at 49 degrees. it's 54 in dublin. martina starts out the day at 61. we have upper 40s in santa rosa. every couple hours it ramps up about another 10 to 15 degrees. at noon we are already 79 degrees and headed for 86 later today. 90 in concord. san josÉ reaching 91 degrees, and upper 80s and low 90s for the south counties. we are already starting to see the hot weather hitting us early this year, but there will be changes ahead. >>> now let's turn to "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live from livermore. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, kari. we expect that bank temperature sign at 55 to be

especially since sanchez was overseeing the jail operation, before running for sheriff . >> she knows what is going on here. if anything, she should be held more accountable to make sure that she actually follows through on some of the campaign promises that she made. >> reporter: both of protesters and law-enforcement agree, that no matter what happens at the jail, a lot more money is needed for mental illness treatment and facilities. it will be up to the lord of supervisors to find it . >>> some of the in custody deaths are being attributed to the fentanyl epidemic . the sheriff's department says it has increased security to try to keep the drug out of the jail but people find ways to smuggle it in. >>> if you are riding bart on the east bay you could face delays. thyellow line tins will not run between rockridge and lafayette and free shuttle buses are running between them. crews are working on an equipment upgrade along the tracks. riders on saturday faced up to 30 minute delays. >> bart, we are metropolitan. come on. if you are not from the bay, you are away. bart, here to stay.

the tatiana sanchez . the news. the tatiana sanchez. iiienoei— the news. the tatiana sanchez.michael thank you very much and good morning. it's— michael thank you very much and good morning. c “ 0:2 " good morning. it's 11:02. this is the latest good morning. it's11:02. this is the latest from the newsroom the final evacuation flight carrying british nationals has departed khartoum. deputy prime minister oliver dowden has said rescue operations ended following a significant decline in the number of british nationals coming forward to flee nearly 1900 people on 21 flights have been evacuated . however, have been evacuated. however, there are still thousands of british citizens stuck amid fighting robert fox , the defence fighting robert fox, the defence editor for the evening standard , has said the government has a responsibility to all british nationals. i responsibility to all british nationals . i think we've got to nationals. i think we've got to be nationals. i think we've got to te neon— nationals. i think we've got to be much clearer— i think we've got to be much cleare

in time i'm rick sanchez, and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your show seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that you won't get anywhere else. welcome, but please, if you have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. thank who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i figure which of the problems to cause shown here as we speak on lennon. louise senior mostly mine the we're, we're sure we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas is huge. i mean, i know they fancy with regard to joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroye

heridas algunas de gravedad la fiesta era con motivo de los 16 años de una de las con yapa alicia sánchez reaccionaban los que se enteraban de la tragedia el tiroteo ocurrió alas 10:34 del sábado >> el ataque tuvo lugar en moscú de baile 20 millas al oeste de lacapital del estado montgomery >> michael taylor entrenador del equipo de fútbol de la escuela habló con familiares de los afectados >> (habla en inglÉs) >> a pesar de que las autoridades no-detalles sobre la celebración el superintendente aseguró que los afectados recibirán conserjería de las decenas de víctimas algunas fueron atendidas en la escena y varias fueron transportadas en 17 ambulancias la gobernadora del estado envió sus condolencias a los familiares de las víctimas del crimen violento no tiene cabida en el estado y las fuerzas del orden nos mantenemos informados a medida que surgen detalles este tiroteo ocurrió horas después que dos personas murieron y otras cuatro heridos en un parque estatal que ocurre días después de que un hombre abrirá fuego en un banco de la ciudad matando cinco personas durante las meras 15 más d

. >> aim kris sanchez. marcus has the day off. begin with team coverage on the first hot day of the year. our bob redell is in livermore with the chance of fire danger and meteorologist kari hall is tracking the heat and some neighborhoods are getting a real taste of summer. >> it is starting to warm up when we look at the normal high temperature for this time of year, it should be in the low 70s and we haven't made it to noon yet and 74 in san jose and 75 in concord, vacaville and the outdoor activities while you hope to be done it is nice and mild and the wind owe is quickly closing. we will have some hazy conditions and most unhealthy air quality in parts of the inland east bay as well as santa clara valley, so those are the spaces especially if you have breathing problems, you do want to limit your time outside. our temperatures will climb quickly going into today and we're not expected to set widespread records across the bay wear although there will be a few of them in san jose, 90 degrees and the record is 91 and we'll be v

why is it that these outlets are not jumping to julian sanchez? defense when, if julian is, is convicted, they'll certainly be the next to be targeted. yeah, i think the statement that came out. yeah. with the very newspapers was a little too little a lot too late. and the it discipline in needy unwillingness to coalesce around sancha in the mainstream media in even the alternative media. but i think that's because he has been so vilified over the last number of years that it's hard for people, you know, whatever you think of a sancha as a person, people, people are care concerning him and basing their lack of support on that rather than on the larger ramifications that this decision will have in terms of affecting all journalists and the u. s. has done such a great job smearing him in every possible way, including with allegations about russia, stuff that's not in the indictment bio, by the way, all the stuff in the indictment dates back to 2010 era. but i think, you know, i wish i think these people like to say, oh, he's not a publisher. he's no

i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is off. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check the morning commute with mike in just a little bit. hopefully it's friday light out there. we'll see. >> oh, boy. >> is it friday hot, though? what's in store for later today? >>> it will be hot in the valleys. the coastal areas are getting relief today thanks to the fog. as we take a live look outside in san jose, it's all clear and temperatures are in the upper 50s. a little bit of a warmer start compared to what we usually see at this time in the morning. then as we go into today, we'll be in the mid-60s at 9:00, reaching the mid-70s at 11:00, and then eventually making it up to 87 degrees. so almost as warm as yesterday. definitely well above normal. we'll have a trend towards cooler weather coming up soon. >>> mike, you were tracking a closure near the bay bridge. >> it does continue from yesterday and i did warn you about this about 24 hours ago. we're looking at a closure continuing for west 580 over to east 80, so the curve, the mirror image of the berkeley curve h