gran servicio para sÁnchez, remate, al balÓn sobre chiquito sÁnchez, saque de meta para la selecciÓnsco la espalda, ahora se acercan y hacen sociedades en muchos lugares del terreno de juego. >> y eso le dificulta mucho a honduras. por la movilidad. >> primera barrida de la saco. recuperaciÓn de romo, sÁnchez, reiteramos, estÁ amonestado chiquito. la pelota para antuna, el Árbitro dicen no hay nada, por segunda ocasiÓn consecutiva. este eric sÁnchez, el chiquito,estÁ enorme en el campo. >> enorme, brutal y descomunal, el nivel. cada vez va ganando terreno, es un tipo que tal vez no tenga tantos partidos en selecciÓn nacional, pero tiene actitud y decisiÓn. >> la plata —— pelota se va desviada, esto termina en tiro de esquina para mÉxico. antuna le habÍa pegado creo que defina la pelota, pero ahÍ estÁ la cobertura de la saga. >> la movilidad que estÁ siendo mÉxico, miramos la jugada anterior, donde antuna ha sido movimientos, y con facilidad para tirar a la porterÍa, y eso honduras le estÁ trayendo muchos problemas. >> no se aÍslan, van por la pelota, el chiquito va por la pelota, sie

vicente sánchez: gracias a usted. aquí en comunidad del valle, con la batalla de las bandas; no se nos vaya, aquí en comunidad; nos vemos en un momento. damián trujillo: la batalla de las bandas es para mandar a estudiantes del east side de san josé a londres, una competencia en londres; con nosotros, aquí en comunidad del valle, es maggie nena marie gómez esquivel un nombre larguísimo, pero nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, es graduada de independence, y sabe de la música, la importancia de la música de banda escolar; maggie, bienvenida al programa. maggie gómez: muchas gracias, saludos a todos. damián trujillo: gracias, platíquenos un poco de su experiencia de usted, vamos a tocar un poquito de video promocional de la competencia de bandas, pero platíquenos de su participación en el grupo de banda de música de independence high school. maggie gómez: soy alumna de la clase de 1983, pero participé en el año 81, 82 y 83, y tuve la experiencia de ganar el marching band of america, en 1981; es una experiencia gra

sánchez's socialist workers' party performed very poorly in last sunday's municipal elections sánchezthat under such conditions it is necessary to give the floor to voters who initially follow parliament.

chad: this is why sanchez came out.to get the attention of the first base umpire to get the pinch runner in. sanchez has come out now for the second time in three pitches to talk to the umpire. john: bases loaded. ellzey at the plate. ellzey a single in his first time up. and ended up scoring a run. got in a couple. he is the big one of the night so far for the g.o.p. pitch is fouled away. chad: that last pitch there, base runner at third base. joni ernst into the game. greg stanton sneaking in. maybe trying to catch ernst sleeping off the bag. john: stays outside. count now 1-2. ernst the senator from iowa, assuming office in 2015. she has scored one run as a designated runner and she's only 90 feet away from trying to do it again. chad: 1993 was the first year we had women play in the game. we had three women at that point. maria cantwell, now a senator from washington state. former representative ileana ros-lehtinen, and former senator blanch -- john: to lft, they're out in left field, what a play. mullin. back into

am welo sanchez to the show, along with his interpreter, jose sanchez castro. welcome to you both. much for joining us. i know these two matches are not happening until august, but can you talk about yesterday's event when baseball met football with that first kick and jersey exchange with the giants por la experiencia. the giants. hola. when i started in san francisco , los gigantes para la primera bola. yeah. es la primera and carlos gigantes they invited. well, first of all, thank you very much for the giants for inviting me yesterday to participate in this event that they have. it was an honor for me to have the first kick and it was super interesting because it was the first time i was in a baseball field doing a kick of soccer. so i'm super grateful to the giants and it was a great experience for me. oh, that's incredible. so much fun. these two until august fourth, but they're going to be a double header. how important is it and what do you hope that that soccer and football fans here in the bay area get to experience when la liga comes here? it's iconic. el cinco de agosto

it was in the middle of the night. >> kris sanchez is live. a tough day. >> reporter: it is, and students here at willow glen high school will end their school year with access to grief counseling. a teen was hit and killed by a car in the driveway of his family's apartment complex. he was adored by his 3-year-old little brother. last night family and friends gathered to honor justin at two separate memorials and try to make sense of things. his aunt smoke on behalf of the family and echoed how his friend described him as well. >> they are an immigrant family from the philippines, and they wanted a better life for justin who is a positive young man that had a bright future. >> he was loved in the community, like in the school and everything. >> reporter: the gofundme account set up for the family is an indication how the community is supporting the family, and compounding the tragedy is the fact that the driver that hit and killed justin is a teenager herself. she's cooperating with the investigation, and it appears this was a terrible acciden

sánchez's socialist workers' party performed very poorly in the municipal elections last sunday sánchezch conditions it is necessary to give the floor to voters initially the next parliamentary elections were scheduled for december, but on sunday in 12 regions of spain held local elections of eight of them, including in the capital city of madrid, power is based on the results of the vote moved to the opposition people's party. the conservative party has significantly increased its representation and right. new high-profile corruption scandal in ukraine accused of bribery, the deputy of the kiev council from the servant of the people vladislav trubitsyn went abroad. from where he still hasn’t returned thanks to a letter from the head of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense kirill budanov , this was reported by investigative journalists of a scheme project associated with the us embassy , ​​according to journalists with access to data on crossing the border. the deputy left ukraine through the rava russkaya checkpoint on the evening of may 13 in his own mercedes s

for the most part, it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out. but when we come back that side on that bridge, where it asked for president, she to step down is something you need to know about it. we're going to share it with the the, the rolling of the silver tea board, you know, cream daugherty, a surname. yeah, i did. she shipped a dr. meano's report. the control room for 2 of us. so we fixed you get the system really being you have enough people not to say let's, let's, let's, let's see. mean, yeah, well, we did the boom. so essentially it's streams uh, fox news, but i'll let you use both on the on there. okay. excuse that to where you store lot of the my software, but just go to you store no satellite. if she ever always gives us, what are we shipping stuff, just a good fit you a lift or flip that came over to them. i need this says that you are in school so that i can use a only for each of them or not to buy these folks clicked the button. so i see the. busy best way to, to recreate you take a picture of the day so that i'm not the .

okay, time now i though for another visit to the direct impact studios, castro's rick sanchez. i'm guess next that i'm back right after that off the top with all your updates this saturday to join us the the summer sanchez, i've been doing news now for 30 years and 2 languages around the world. and here in the united states, i'm going to be in some what for president's been fired by the largest uh, news networks in the world. and then co founded a publicly traded company from all of that, you know what i've learned. that new should be honest. and it should be direct and impactful, and this is called direct impact. the i want to start by sharing a story with you that happened to me when i was a young reporter. why? because it's one thing to file reports about demonstrations that get out of control . and it's quite another to actually experience the demonstration that gets out of control. the media often seems to have forgotten about these soon after they occur, these demonstrations that get out of control, especially the ones that happen here in the united states. but we here in

i'm rick sanchez. you know, one of the most amazing angles to this story is that the same immigrants who arrived in the united states as children that are now recruiting and training other children in places like el salvador and others to become gang members. just just like them and think about it that those children emigrate to the us are jailed here, deported that set back to their countries where they recruit the other children. talk about a vicious cycle right. talking to us once again is luis rodriguez rece, javier rodriguez, who can speak to this from, from real experience, from a life well, lived through some hardship. so what do you make of that? i mean, i mentioned earlier, you know what we did in guatemala? i wish we hadn't done it, but you know, foreign policy is a funny thing and you can always go through history and find mistakes. but while you know our intervention during the reagan years in el salvador, in nicaragua, in honduras countries that we sort of destabilized you can, i'm not goi

it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out and i will see you there. but when we come back, let's go to that point. how is it that getting members in america who now end up going back when they're deported to their country, who end up recruiting new gang members? how that actually started in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's and some and eighty's with our. busy our foreign policy in those countries, countries in latin america, i'll take you through it today, right? there will be right back the the the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. the only personally i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the the welcome back. i'm at sanchez, you know, one of the most amazing angles to the story is that the same immigrants who arrived in the united states as children and are now recruiting and training other children in places like el salvador and others to become gang member

i'm rick sanchez. and i want to show you something, this is a graphic that reveals what's been happening in the united states for well, the better part of the last decade. but the question is, how do we as americans feel about our government, do we trust in more or do we trust it less? look at that line. i mean there was a time when americans 77 percent said they generally trusted their government to do the right thing. look how that shift and look forward is now somewhere around 20 percent of americans say they just believe their government. and that's fascinating . that we're back now with none other than the ed martin, former chair of the missouri republican party, staunch of libertarian slash conservative and conservative concern registered by unless judge mental, i'm just, i just don't want to, i don't want to send you the hell for all the stuff that all we all do, but i would say i'm a conservative. well nowadays the labels are all crazy, right? yeah, that's true. and we weren't 1010 years ago, w

the alright sanchez, i've been doing news now for 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the united states interviewed for us, presidents confounded a $1000000000.00 business. i believe news should be honest and direct pen and pencil. and this is director of the we're going to start with something really fascinating because finally it's happened. you know, the lives, the exaggerations, the fabricated lives that exist on social media. well, they've reached a new level. we all know that nowadays people use social media to create a reality that doesn't really exist, right? for example, the guy who takes a photo in a re. busy is royce, even though he actually drives a 10 year old toyota, for the young woman who makes it seem like she's a multi millionaire, is traveling all over the world on private plains. when in reality she had to take out a loan just to pay the photographer, but that picture, these are the images that we see on social media. this is the ones that we've almost come to expect representing dishonesty. but imagine now imagine if someone did the same th

i'm rick sanchez. you know, one of the most amazing angles to this story is that the same immigrants who arrived in the united states as children then are now recruiting and training other children in places like el salvador and others to become gang members. just just like that. and think about it that those children emigrate to the us are jailed here, deported. that's set back to their countries where they recruit the other children . talk about a vicious cycle right? talking to us once again is luis rodriguez rece, javier rodriguez, who can speak to this from, from real experience, from a life. well, lived through some hardship. um, what do you make of that? i mean, i mentioned earlier, you know what we did in guatemala? i wish we hadn't done it, but you know, foreign policy is a funny thing and you could always go through history and find mistakes. but while you know our intervention during the reagan years in el salvador, in nicaragua, in hong doris countries that we sort of the stabilized, you ca

jose >> raf sanchez in zaporizhzhia, ukraine. thank you. >>> back in this country, ted kaczynski, the man known as the unabomber, was found dead at a federal prison in north carolina today. his story terrified and captivated a nation for years. dana griffin has more. >> reporter: decades after his reign of terror gripped the country, the man known as the unabomber was found unresponsive this morning at a north carolina prison no cause of death has been released ted kaczynski had been moved to the medical facility a year and a half ago >> another bombing is making the news tonight >> reporter: the one-time mathematics prodigy played a deadly cat and mouse game with the fbi in a nationwide bombing campaign that stretched nearly two decades. >> the fbi, the other agencies involved, are working on this with as much diligence as i've ever seen in an investigation. >> reporter: the only clue to his identity, this sketch, made after a witness saw him planting a bomb >> the unabomber has been obsessed with wood his most recent victim was

joining me are genesis sanchez, an abortion rights advocate, amanda zaroski, lead plaintiff in the abortion access lawsuit against the state of texas, shannon brewer, executive director of the las cruces women's health center in new mexico, and dr. toddive y who is an ob/gyn in the state of texas. i want to start with you, madam vice president. we know this is a big news cycle. there's lots of news going on. but we really wanted to focus on this because this was a huge loss. i think for so many people. and i appreciate you being here for this conversation. but i would love to know first how you felt not only as the first woman vice president of the united states but also as a former prosecutor, as a momala to two lovelies, as an auntie, as a woman, as an american. to that moment, when you knew that roe was gone. >> so joy, first of all, thank you for bringing us together for this incredibly important conversation. four days before we will recognize one year since the dobbs decision came down. i was actually that day when i heard the highest court in our land took a constitutional right from

and i would expect rhonda sanchez will quickly agree with him, just as rhonda sanchez said, yes, i will likely pardon j six convicts as well as trump. i don't about, pence haley, and scott, if they will go this far on the issue. because this is a lightning rod issue, and at the core of it is xenophobia and racism. birthright citizenship came out of the actual civil war and the dred scott decision, where slave owner said, even if you are born on u.s. soil, you cannot be an american. coming out of the civil rights, there was legislation to address, that but it took a u.s. constitutional amendment to say, we are going to grant birthright citizenship to anyone born on u.s. soil or its territories. >> so what donald trump is doing is suggesting that he will revoke it, it is playing with xenophobia and racism card, but he's also doing,, alicia is he's talking about hispanics in central americans. that is exactly what he is doing, and he is leaning into this destructive divisive, hurtful, fox news narrative within the republican primary politics, that as they are, and it is something that we a

don't expect a traditional mascot. >> kris sanchez joins us live with the growing excitement.going to tell us you are on the team? >> reporter: oh, yeah, right. i will tell you -- soccer, no, i think i would be a disgrace on the field. anyways, we are here at paypal park because we expect this is where the national league soccer bay area team will play unless they build a world class facility for themselves. that's what our sources say this morning. later this morning, we will find out where that stadium might be and we will find out the team name, the team logo, and what we will be chanting in the stands. alley wagner, when we pressed her for a mascot, she said don't expect a traditional one. >> you will like it and it will be exciting and we feel good about where we are and can't wait to share it with you. >> the bay area team is the 14th national women's soccer team and was brought by the so-called founding four. they partnered with former meta coo in making a $125 million investment, which the firm says is the single largest in a pro women's team ever. >> we all know that

sobrevive su esposa y sus tres hijos que lo recuerdan con nostalgia >>>-(voz inaudible)- >>>christian sánchez. >>>gratas noticias organizaciones que velan por derechos de los hispanos pidieron a la alcaldesa mantener las ayudas que se instalaron en la pandemia alegan existen personas que no se ha recuperado del impacto y que se van se enfrentan el financiamiento de otras como el centro cultural de los grupos del cuidado infantil >>>todo el impacto económico no pueden expresar los recursos y asistencia de renta. a veces de información que pudo proveerles. va a crear crisis >>>aquí destacar que san francisco enfrentar a un déficit de setecientos millones de dólares en los próximos años por lo que autoridades han dicho que van a realizar el dinero >>>retomamos ahora este tema que hemos venido siguiendo en los últimos días tras un silencio de setenta y dos horas el gobierno de florida admitió que los migrantes que llegan de texas a california fueron enviados con recursos de la administración de desantis. >>>>el gobernador de california se lo contamos habíamos sugerido, que podría estar acusado de

in san josÉ, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> a lot of heartbreak all around.u, kris. >>> one of the men accused in the deadly highway shootout that killed a 23-month-old, jasper wu, is due in court. bivens faces murder charges with gang enhancements along with another suspect, trevor green. bivens set to see a judge this morning. yesterday his family told us the decision to drop other enhancements. also today, a hearing is scheduled in the case against the former san josÉ police union executive director accused of drug trafficking. an investigation found she distributed drugs around the country and received dozens of shipments of fentanyl to her home from hong kong, hungry and singapore. she allegedly used the union's ups account and a union email in some of those transactions. >>> it's 6:36 right now. thieves walked out with more than $50,000 worth of bikes last week, and here's a surveillance to show you that break in. it happened at the chain reaction bicycle store along el camino real last thursday. the owners also say they think at least one of the suspec

gary sanchez makes the tag. routine out, right? wrong. sanchez called for blocking the plate.all of return. bob melvin can't believe it. what? he's a former catcher. he gets tossed. the giants scored two more jd davis signaling home peterson. mike yastrzemski limped off with a hamstring strain. top nine. tying run. line drive. giants win their 10th straight. their longest winning streak since 2004. the condiment race in cleveland. i always put my money on the mustard. the a's trying to snap a six-game slide. two men on. three run jack. his eighth of the year. couldn't hold the lead. stephen quan shot to right. ramon lori auto's throwback to the infield is off-line. go-ahead run scores. the guardians with their first lead of the game. they go up 7-6. strange situation. they has called for a pitch clock violation. strike three. leung umpire wanted diaz to acknowledge the clock. that's a brutal call in the ninth-inning. seth brown flies out. ballgame. cleveland has lost seven straight. soccer in houston. earthquakes delayed for more than two hours by storms. play would restart. b

here on the 2nd floor, they found danielle sanchez's completely tom onto the tenement because you know, yeah, me to go with the fire had started in the shop. several people were burned alive. a young demonstrator daniels sunset, had been arrested earlier by the police residents suspect that the dollar city branch store was used as a torture center. and then set a live by the security forces to eliminate evidence. even 2 years later, the case has not been brought to just a minute to silence for the victims of dollars city. and so the way it would be, you know, if that mean head lives and slowly all his life, he knows the place like the back of his hands. some more than 2 decades studied has been driven by an idea understanding your own history in order to create a better community in the future. because i want to go, but i started to recover the history of sil away, and we have tons that history into memory so that people understand who we are, where we come from. and where we're going to set up a museum in the heart of the noise, it tells the story of the neighborhood and displace its

vicente sánchez: thank you, mr. trujillo.at pleasure to talk with you and to talk about the different topics of the consulate services that we provide every day. damian: yeah. no. it's--and it's great work, tambien, but one is, you know, we're--it's a sign of the times. now, you can program your appointments with the consulate via whatsapp. vicente: yes, well, this is something new for we start this service on may the 22nd. now, the people could make an appointment through whatsapp with the same number with the people made the telephone appointments. it's 1-424-309-0009. with this number through whatsapp, that you can put your personnel information and your response or questions about days and the viability of days, hours, and it's very easy. we started this program recently, 2 weeks ago, and now we invite the community to see how it's working, the whatsapp. i listened from the people who made appointments that it's very easy. it's more convenient for many of them because they just--they put the information that they have, th

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live in san jose for thus morning. i know you have a touching message from the mother there of the man who died. >> reporter: yeah. she lost her son one year ago in an ak of really tremendous violence, but what was surprising to me in talking to her is that she is taking away from this how much love her son put forth in the world. family, friends, and colleagues of manuel gathered to remember the 24-year-old who was killed in the parking lot of the safeway store where he worked in san jose's willow glen neighborhood one year ago today. in the last year, their pain has not dulled, but his mother says she learned what an impact her son made with his smile and his quiet kindness. >> many, many people say enough to see him to make good day. >> reporter: the murder of manny at this safeway store in san jose and the shooting death of a loss prevention worker have retail workers calling for better security. especially during vulnerable situation ps. >> it should be a law at least if you're active, armed security, at least at

so i was i was trying to become sonia sanchez. i was trying to become robert hayden, sterile, alan brown, you know, jack gilbert, shakespeare wanted to write like these folks. so a lot of my early work was just just mimicry. what is it? poetry. and why is that important to you? it's a joseph brodsky line. he says, i have survived for a while be still cages. you could carry that line around which you and all of a sudden you connected to this guy who was russian and experienced exile that that line connects his experience to my come celebrate with me every day something has tried kill me and it fell yes that's lucille clifton. i mean, you could carry one line of poetry in your head and it's a whole world. what did i know? what did i know of? loves, austere and lonely office. it's right by these lines by these poets. they do more than just. just depict the moment they they reveal a world each time you say it, it reveals a different aspect of the world. and so i think for me, when i found poetry, i felt the of in a matter of 14 lines

kris sanchez is in moffett with more on that trip. kris? >> reporter: we are at moffett field where we expect the president will touch down in an hour and a half or so. all our equipment is being swept by secret service right now so we'll be in place when the president arrives at moffett. from here he'll go to palo alto where he'll talk about climate change initiatives. he did take off from dover afb in the last hour or so. his first stop will be at the lucy evans bayless nature preserve, where he'll discuss that $600 million investment to help communities adapt to climate change. that fund willing address rising sea levels, storm surges, and protecting the power grid as well as othernfrastructure from extreme weather events like wildfires. after that, the president will attend several fund-raisers, first stop los gatos forn event hosted by lincoln founder reed hoffman and microsoft technology officer kevin scott. tiets for that one start at $6,500. then the president will attend a fund raiser in athern hosted by venture capitalist steve we

. >> here's kris sanchez with a password crackdown that seems to be working. >> people were mad when netflix said they were changing the sharing guidelines. they said they would unsubscribe. netflix called their bluff. turns out netflix saw 102% increase in subscriptions since it started emailing customers saying the crackdown was coming. netflix saw four of its biggest days in more than four years. netflix estimates that 43% of households share accounts globally. here's what that spike looks like. it was even higher than during the covid lockdowns when we really didn't have a lot towles do but watch tv. cancellations did increase but did not outpace sign-ups. netflix said they could only share accounts with the people in their household, the people they live with. so the options were to pay $7.99 to keep that person outside the home on the same account so maybe something like a kid in college or grandma or the other option was to transfer the profile to the other person so that they could then sign up on their own. a lot of streaming services might be watching to see if this crackdo

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in dublin asking questions to get more information about what led up to the crash. >> reporter: the car crashed with such violent force that the debris field extend from where i'm standing back to the corner. it happened on doherty road and fall creek road about 10:30 last night. in the video of the crash, the vehicle is unrecognizable. we now know it was a bmw m-3. it appears the driver hit a tree and a light pole with such force the car split in half, each half engulfed in flames. we saw the coroner at the scene, and dublin police confirm a 25-year-old man and an uni'ded man died at the scene. the investigation is ongoing at this point, but dublin police believe speed was a factor. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, or nhtsa, in 2021, speed was a factor in a third of deadly crashes. the speed limit here is 45 miles per hour. we've seen people driving much tha that. in dublin, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >>> overall, the state of califoiaas seen an increase in traffic-related deaths.th is data from trip, esearch nonprofit. l

. >>> and i'm kris sanchez on the san ramon/dublin border where there was a violent crash overnight. we'll talk about what officials say might have been the factor and what it means for you as >>> a deadly late night crash splits a car in two. we'll have the latest as new details emerge about the victims. >>> plus -- >> a frantic search continues to save five men in a mini sub trapped below the waters of the atlantic. we'll have more on that effort. >>> and key milestone reached for san francisco's leaning millennium tower, how the latest repair is taking hold and new details uncovered by our investigative unit about whether this will be a permanent fix. this is "today in the bay." good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab in for laura. we're starting to look at the forecast, first day of summer. vianey arana has the details for us. >> mid week is its own mood. san jose starting to wake up there. and if you look at the temperature, you will start to see that we'll see antonio brown an increase by about 10:00 a.m. into the 60s. and it is not very windy right

gary sanchez makes the tag. routine out, right? wrong. sanchez called for blocking the plate. melvin can't believe it. what? he's a former catcher. he gets tossed. the giants scored two more jd davis signaling home peterson. mike yastrzemski limped off with a hamstring strain. top nine. tying run. line drive. giants win their 10th straight. their longest winning streak since 2004. the condiment race in cleveland. i always put my money on the mustard. the a's trying to snap a six-game slide. two men on. three run jack. his eighth of the year. couldn't hold the lead. stephen quan shot to right. ramon lori auto's throwback to the infield is off-line. go-ahead run scores. the guardians with their first lead of the game. they go up 7-6. strange situation. they has called for a pitch clock violation. strike three. leung umpire wanted diaz to acknowledge the clock. that's a brutal call in the ninth-inning. seth brown flies out. ballgame. cleveland has lost seven straight. soccer in houston. earthquakes delayed for more than two hours by storms. play would restart. bending like beckha

we've been educators by this uni lot the little for sanchez, 9 year. so fonts, use the most of economic damaged on infrastructure, allow me so on. and one will been able to sustain this, and in spite of the damage done with less than or less, and then now we have more of antiseptic to join ponds with many lower. so rather than go through those dysfunctions and cycle foxes is ready for us. and that we have a lot of need to have a lovely dogwood because they're in position of illegal unity. lots of other functions. some of the easy part of it. it's more nation in size. and what is involved in this situation? what he's going to on, on this big part of why you hospital ball, if you don't bother would be crushed. that's literally just the same logic. the same. i was about to ask you actually about the cold air which was north by the west, which on the other hand, the blame to you for the violation of human rights. how would you explain such a position? it's a fabrication. how do you monday? definitely go, how do my make this monitored, and i like the boss o

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live for us in san jose. kris, i understand he may be tied to other crimes. >> reporter: you know, we are still learning more about that suspect, kevin parkourana. that's who sources say he is. we understand that san jose police and milpitas police are looking at other violent crimes that were reported yesterday afternoon to see if he might be connected to those as well. but we can tell you already that he has an extensive criminal history here in santa clara county. now, kevin parkourana is from san jose, and we -- the sources tell us he was arrested by milpitas police yesterday. they say he was found hiding not far from the scene of a deadly stabbing in a parking lot on jacqueline road in san jose, but -- rather milpitas. the police say that was just the end of a crime spree that startedou earlier in san jose. in total, there were four different crime scenes involving stabbings, carjackings, and hit-and-run crashes. ourolleague damian trujillo just talked with one of parkourana's neighbors, who says it's he

does go ahead and share this evidence >> raf sanchez, thank you. >>> we got wet weather on the way for some parts of the country. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here tracking that for us >> it's the first day of hurricane season officially, and we of course are tracking an area of disturbed weather. we're not so worried about whether it develops. but more so, we're going to watch for heavy rain to the state of florida and multiple rounds as we go through the next couple days. it will bring gusty winds. it does again have a 20% chance of developing in the next couple days but the heavy rain, that's what will get your attention if you live in the sunshine state localized amounts up to six inches by the time we get to the first half of our weekend. speaking of flooding, also looking at localized flooding possible through parts of the plains including oklahoma, texas and parts of kansas where we could see upwards of two, maybe three inches on top of that, the potential for strong storms today the main hazards will be rain and hail, d nashville. otherwise, warm temperatures stretching f

so what i sanchez, we need to get out of this cycle. this cycle is not at all acceptable by monitors. and now a lot of ex, 1st business circles as well are discussing the sofa things, getting rid of the dollar pilots. all right, so 1st of all, what is the reason behind these process? and jen, our 2 countries, russian also international trade. this is a better not to another promotion. it's, it says a lot to, apart from nicely based on shared values based on shared the ideas and sausages for the future. this kind of relationship is exemplary. assembled in told me the next time when i brought that in scope, we say well about the relationship is, is critical, but we have to look at it from above the scope. that original context is very important. the continental concept is very impulse on the global setting is again very impulse on some auto bi, last time uh, bob thompson. i see how this is i meshes, region out of content inside of the building and definitely the, the, the, the collapse of this page and wanted to see if you any pull on wha

it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out. but when we come back that side on that bridge, where it asked for president, she to step down is something you need to know about something you don't know. and we're going to share it with the a a . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race based on a very dramatic personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time. time to sit down and talk. some nations may be able to turn the atrocities. another comes united states of america is different. wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, the need to be of the automated body of the volts, anybody phase the solar city, and teach all the look at me. but the in service of the secret 18 color revolutions is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of, of us. the western economic interest. people decided i didn't that h

today we look at what's at stake if a sanchez convicted and the international move meant to free him. the 1st, let's listen to a message that his wife stella shared with the stream. if join is extradited to the united states, he faces an effective death sentence. he faces a 175 years. he has been put on trial under the espionage act. but for doing journalism not the most important journalism, there could possibly be exposing the truth about practices of torture or crime. civilian killings, assassinations, squads in rock. and i've got a son, the united states has also been illegally spying on his legal meetings with his lawyers and even posted to assassinate to him. so obviously, julian will never face a fair trial in the united states, and he should never be sent to the country the project to kill him. joining us from melbourne, australia is john shift, and julian, a sanchez's father who is leading a campaign to free his son from new jersey. we have pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges, and here in washington dc, we have kathleen mcclellan, deputy director of the whistleblow

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> 5:33. also new overnight, an amazon delivery truck flips over on highway 92. this happened after 1:30 this morning. officers say the truck hit the center median of the road and flipped on its side. the truck blocked two lanes for a few hours. just about 20 minutes ago, all lanes were reopened. >>> happening today, the man accused of driving a car into a sunnyvale crowd is due in court. back in 2019, police say isaiah peoples intentionally drove into a crowd of peds on a sidewalk in sunnyvale. eight people were injured, including a girl who suffered serious injuries. police and fbi investigated and found peoples was not affiliated with any terrorist organizations. he'll be in court at 8:30 for a preliminary hearing. >>> a follow-up on a story we have been following closely for you, leaders in florida admitting they're responsible for setting up the flights that brought 36 migrants from texas to sacramento. now, people from venezuela, colombia, guatemala, they were all flown from texas to sac

back to you. >> raf sanchez, thank you so much for that.actly what president biden is saying, let's go to nbc white house correspondent mike memoli. it was just about an hour ago we heard from the president. what was his message? >> well, chris, we were meant to hear from president biden kicking off a three-week administration wide almost campaign style push on his economic agenda. instead he's addressing significant developments in what has become an administration defining foreign policy challenge. the president sticking to the playbook throughout the conflict, leading up to russia's inflation and the year and a half since, focusing on coordination with our key european allies, the calls he made throughout the weekend, but also addressing, we just heard from raf sanchez about president zelenskyy's call with president biden, listen to how president biden described that conversation. >> ukraine will be keeping in contact with them, and may be peaking later today and early tomorrow morning. make sure we continue to remain on the same page. i