vítor: ah, pues, ¿no me dijo que quería las sandías bien formaditas? >> ¿y la regla?piñas. vítor: no, sí vende piñas, güey, ¿no estás viendo? >> hasta que no me acaben de pagar todo lo que me deben, los espero aquí todos los días hasta que sea necesario. vítor: ¿qué? ¿todos los días, señor? >> todos los días. albertano: ¿hasta que sea necesario? >> hasta que sea necesario. vítor: bueno, ya no se preocupe, señor, mañana a las meras 7:00 de la mañana vamos a estar aquí para chambear. no se preocupe. >> 7:00 de la mañana. vítor: sí, "simón". >> más les vale. albertano: ay. "me tienen que pagar--". vítor: déjalo, déjalo. hasta cree que vamos a venir a las 7:00 de la mañana. albertano: no, hay que llegar más temprano. yo digo como a las 6:00 para que nos dé tiempo de trapear. vítor: a ver, albertano, no seas güey, no vamos a regresar. albertano: ¿ya no vamos a regresar? vítor: pues, no. albertano: deja le aviso. vítor: me cae que estás de güey. vámonos, órale. vítor: me cae que estás de güey. vámonos, órale. don nacho: estoy harto los cristales emergen-c burbujean y explot

and luiz and sandia join us today. the answer is a game show that's turning 60. >> jeopardy >> jeopardy is turning 60 tomorrow. the long running game show made its debut on march 30th, 1964. to celebrate, sony pictures is rolling out a year of festivities, including new ways to be a contestant on the show. jeopardy! was created by san mateo native merv griffin, who also created wheel of fortune. wow 60 so cool. iconic tradition. i still enjoy the show. who likes it? i like it. >> i got a chance to watch my family and i watch it, but that doesn't mean i'm good at it, right? i can never form things in the, you know, way of a question. >> like, that's not my natural instinct. so i don't know. >> i love that it's been able to transcend generations. like, for example, larry wasn't even alive when they first aired, right? yeah. >> yeah, exactly. exactly barely. it's nice. nice to see you lose. right. >> she's picking up where spencer left off. >> yeah, i was, yeah, i was, i was maybe in a crib or something , i don't know. an

this is just one of three jobs that sandia has to help feed her two children.who she lost six months into her pregnancy. translation: i would work the whole day in the heat. l my legs would swell. i felt thirsty all the time and out of breath. one day i was cutting the crops and i suddenly felt intense pain and i started bleeding. i went to see the doctor, and he told me my baby had died. most of us women who have miscarriages never find out why their babies died. but do you think that working out in the heat could have had anything to do with it? translation: i think so. i think standing in the heat for hours could have had an impact. sandia is one of hundreds of pregnant women who took part in a study about the impact of heat stress at work on pregnancy. 800 pregnant women took part and researchers found that those who worked in extreme heat faced double the risk of stillbirth, preterm birth, miscarriage and low birth weight. the study took into account the heavy workload but they still found that heat was a key risk factor. throughout their five—year study,

right, sandia lots discussed, tanya. let me come to you shows is due to arrive there in the east route, fast to joey, southern where you are, and then let's a wow, what is he hoping to achieve? and these are all over all or you have to say it's the 2nd time that he comes that it came here shortly after the october 7th, the terror attacks, and then the war that started. and at that time, he was here assuring israel of germany's full solidarity of it's always tried to defend itself. i think this spot in line wouldn't change right now. but his concern here is, as he said in statements before leaving is you know, to come and to support as well, to get an agreement to bring others is really hostages home that are still being held in goals. and also about that you might determine a, if you just heard a gemini, has no also is of also know taking part in those 8 drops on god. so, but also of course he's coming, you know, it's a totally different time. it's no 6 months into the war, and there's a high test, told him on the civili

for the for at for karina and sandia.ng us today, you guys, you might like to ponder this question. how about a shorter workweek? that's the idea behind a new bill introduced today by senator bernie sanders. and california senator laphonza butler. the bill would shorten the current 40 hour workweek to just 32 without a loss of pay. studies have found shortened work weeks lead to more efficient and happier employees. wow happy. i mean, it's never going to pass, but what do you think? >> yeah. >> do you go ahead? i mean, who who's against this? i don't know, but i think it's a great idea. i think people in the united states are overworked. a lot of people work more than 40 hours or work through their lunch breaks. so it would be nice to have. maybe it is an extra day that you don't make that commute, or you don't have to pay for daycare, or you just get an extra day of rest. i understand not all companies are able to do this, but if they can, let's do it. >> and i think you will be more recharged after three days off to com

sandia >> yeah, it has started to cool off. indeed.nd i want to show you the 24 hour temperature change down a few degrees in most areas. three degrees cooler, livermore, santa rosa, down two degrees in concord. we expected a gradual cooling trend and the onshore breezes certainly helping to drive those temperatures down sfo 20 mile an hour winds, the winds ushering in that cooling. and that continues tomorrow. take a look at our live cameras. as we had told you yesterday, clouds will be increasing and that's exactly what we're seeing from our tower cameras. the sun is dimming, and part of the reason why is high pressure is getting nudged east by this first system. that's all it's going to do, is continue the cooling and continue to push the high pressure out of the way. that second system will move in our direction and will start to reinforce the cooling, and then we'll eventually have the rain. so on live doppler seven, we do have those clouds increasing from our san jose camera. we are seeing a lovely view right now 60 degrees in oa

. >> it's good to do all right, but it is nice to see sandia that we've had such a big change in our water supply last couple of years. yeah and really just productive last couple of winters. >> dan and ana, the good thing is, is always a good idea to conserve, as i mentioned, because some years we can go with not much rain at all. and we've experienced this right now. let me show you some live pictures. a preview of what's to come. there is some sun showing up from pier 39 to santa cruz, even oakland airport and tahoe. so some beautiful views, but we can't get to the sun just yet. first we have to deal with the showers. so let me show you live doppler seven. we do have spotty showers right now. they're not widespread. they've been like this all day long. fairfield sassoon city heading across 80 so far 2000/400 of an inch of rain in the last 24 hours in santa rosa, two hundredths in san o, down the peninsula from stanford to palo alto, sand hill road, you are seeing some light showers. and around castro valley. 580 so the commute will be impacted as we are dealing with minimal impact

sandia fabulous. >> i'm glad you thought so. and yes, ama and dan, we're going to see some changes. it was absolutely beautiful today. let me show you the high temperatures. we got up to 72 in san rafael, san jose, up to 70 degrees. i mean, just so nice. oakland, santa cruz, vacaville, all 6867 in santa rosa, 59 and half moon bay, still pretty mild outside livermore and san jose at 67 degrees. as we look at some of the north bay temperatures, 63 in santa rosa and also in napa, high pressure in control of our weather provided us with the warmth. but a system is coming our way. it's very weak, but it will bring a few showers tomorrow, so on live doppler seven it is a quiet one. just a reminder, this sunday we are going to spring forward daylight saving time begins. don't forget to change your batteries. if you do have smoke detector that requires it. now. tonight the sun is going to set at 6:10 p.m. look at sunday. it's an hour later at 712 and june 20th as summer begins. 8:34 p.m. so certainly felt like spring out there. beautiful view from our pier 39 camera. people are enjoying the

sandia. >> you know, it was about time, right?se we were enjoying some nice weather down in arma. and then all of a sudden, here comes the rain. we do need the rain. so let's talk about it right now from our live pictures. good evening to all of you. we have drops on the lens from san rafael to exploratorium. certainly seeing a darker sky from emeryville and still seeing some peeks of blue from santa cruz. camera looking at live doppler seven right now, you will notice that the wet weather is moving across northern and central california. associated with the front. we are seeing mixed precipitation in the mountains right now. as we get you into street level radar, let's talk about where we are seeing some moderate rain. main street, half moon bay across airport street, el granada area. some very light rain falling right now in south santa rosa, going into santa rosa and winds are gusty, not just at the higher elevations, but some parts of the lower elevations 29 miles an hour in napa, right now, 26 in livermore. those winds will r

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sandia is pretty incredible. i'm pumped. it's impressive. and i did nothing. it just rained. it just happened. yeah. i was going to say you have a green thumb now and ama uh- everything's blooming. >> you probably notice allergies are up. let's take a look at live doppler seven right now and we'll talk about what is going on. so area of high pressure uh- has been building in the wind flows from the high to the area of low pressure, which has really just been retrograding. and so as a result, we're just smashed right in the center of it all. that's why we've had the downsloping or the diablo northeasterly winds providing us with the warm up. so we're going to check out the winds right now , mount diablo 33 miles an hour. this is, believe it or not, an improvement considering you reached wind speeds over 70 mile an hour gusts earlier this morning. oakland hills right now 34. mount eminem 40 mile an hour. winds here are some other wind gusts for lower elevations. it was 44 at oakland airport. napa, livermore 4038, in half moon bay, 31, in san jose. as we look at a view from our

. >> sandia san francisco fire department unveiled its new hose tender and above ground water supply system at the twin peaks reservoir today. the state of california granted the city's fire department $1 million for three rosenbauer hose tenders for the new above ground water main was developed to apply water to a large fire in case the underground system is compromised by something like a major earthquake. >> when we learned in 1906 when we had the earthquake, it wasn't the earthquake that destroyed the city, it was the fire that, uh, emanated from that earthquake and our inability to put that fire out, which is why we've invested so much in our fire department, in our infrastructure. and that's why this these portable hose tenders are going to be absolutely critical. >> assembly member ting says the hoses will be critical in the western and southern parts of the city, where water is, infrastructure is limited. >> it's something that happens only once every four years, and it's all thanks to the greeks. >> plus the nonprofit making a major impact on the lives of east oakland teens

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mankiewicz (voiceover): it was a blustery october night, with high winds gusting over new mexico's sandiabuquerque police officer levi chavez called 911 from his own home. >>> it was a blustery october night, with high winds gusting over new mexico's santeria mountains. albuquerque police officer, levi chavez called 91 one from his own home. he told police he had found his wife lying in a pool of blood in their bed, in a panic, levi begged for help >> they are on their way. levi, will it be easier for you to go to another room? okay. okay. >> oh my god. >> aaron judge was a detective with the sheriff's department in suburban los lunas us. >> i got a call from my sergeant, saying that there had been a police officer's wife that had been shot. >> it was just after 9:00 p.m., when jones got to the chavez home. >> it was disturbing. i mean, it was a young, handsome police officer, young beautiful wife. >> jones saw tara lying on the bed, with a gunshot wound to her head and he found this glock 17 by her body. it was the same done levi said he had given her for protection. >> it was a service