a new documentary released this month is giving fans of carlos santana.is life and legacy from launching his here in san francisco, earning more than a dozen grammys and a spot in the rock and roll hall of fame. i spoke to santana about it all. >> family is first middle and last family is the most sacred thing in this planet with an everlasting love, focused and respect for carlos santana paid his own way through the music industry since the late 1960's. >> i did numerous accolades along the way. there's so much to celebrate in a new intimate documentary, carlos audiences will learn about the man behind the music and the familia. he honors with his talent, new interviews, concert footage and never before seen archival footage are blended together with home videos recorded by santana himself. >> hernandez >> yes, my taught me the language that his father him. and now i teach my son. it's the language of light and love. through sound residents by britain, which is music. santana says when his family moved to san francisco, his father brought the first maria

according to the footage, i want to ask santana, yurchenko, batsula, what are the situations?u. the question i want should also have an answer, but a week, two weeks, this is who comes to us for training, in the general group , karat, chesnakov, chesnakov, the same, yurchenko, so we have enough, but i say it again , guys, here are the youth, especially vanya nysterenko, this is the one who, you can say, shot, yes, due to the fact that the injured one appears, today he played one of the first or second games in the main team, so we are also happy with him and such a key position is central a defender, where any mistake can lead to a tragedy, a missed goal , yes, the youth is good, but work and work, key words, work and work, we know viktor skrypnyk, he likes to work with young people, systematically. and time, perhaps, we give to the benefit. listen, respect to viktor skrypnik, respect to the club, which left the trust that was in the head coach in the previous season, the beginning of the season, the start, we remember that he was nervous, emotional, but the violinist remained

this is a the art that i originally did for santana, the that eventually became his supernaturals cdt rios says the musician asked him to incorporate the title of one song, mumbo jumbo, and other words into the painting. two artists sharing a bond, their mexican heritage and a mutual admiration. the arts, you know, are sort of like the language of our heart. the arts, you know, is our our highest form of expression. even even at age 75, there's no stopping reels. he is currently working on an exhibition to be held in the haight ashbury, creating what he calls magic in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu fox two news and hispanic heritage month runs through october 15th. you can see all of our coverage, including past stories and interviews. just visit ktvu dot com slash hispanic heritage month. hundreds of people came together in san francisco to support breast cancer research. the nonprofit susan g. komen hosted the return of the bay area. more than pink walk today at the san francisco zoo and gardens. that event celebrated breast cancer survivors and those living with metastatic breast

, we see that hrybchuk and pavlyuk played in the center of the defense, because again there is no santana, no philipp , no chasnakov, that is, no yurchenko, no, no andriy batsula, no kornienko, that is, most of the base is now missing for different teams. reasons, so we see that the bet on krybchuk, pavlyuk, krubsky, i.e. young footballers, nesterenko, the servant, the most important thing that it worked is the inclusion of experienced leaders of the club, such as perduta, sklyar, stepaniuk, of course, we also note their role, well, in general , look, here is the bench substitutes, so domalega, izota, vadentsov, chernysh, tyagini, ostrovsky, i.e. all the youth, plus tyagini too, he is only 20 years old as a footballer on loan, yermolov is the goalkeeper, i.e. he is also a young footballer, chernyzh came out at the end. match, tried to tinker a little, but on his own there level at the u-19 is still at the level of the champion of ukraine, who plays in the champions league, it was difficult, but he got over it, because to a large extent we saw that the miner looked flawless throughout the

no use about their loved ones, whether they did or still alive, of corresponding tanya clean, la santana. these reports, the uncertainty is unbearable since saturday doesn't till most of them have had no news of that or to a new one. she was at the race next to the boots. the. you have the gossip order when i'm us military, launch the attack? no, i'm the i was uh, calling at the 830 about 8 30 in the morning this saturday and she was friday and crying. and she was like saying there's gone so that we could hear like there's a gunshots around. and now we find some show took place and with a group of people together. and then this things happen here sometimes, you know, like i was telling her no problem. you're in a safe place, work. so the 10 soon and see you in a while. and then she said, ok, i don't have much a battery, so i love you all and then i'm, i'm afraid i love you all and i don't know what's going to happen. but anyway, i love you all. remember to sit up to several of thousands, mainly young party goes where at the side, saturday morning when rockets felt almost and gunman start

a new documentary released this month is giving fans of carlos santana. life and legacy. >> he lost his career-high are in the bay area in san francisco. kron four's noelle bellow has a look. >> family is first middle and last family is the most sacred thing in this planet with an everlasting love, focus and respect trust. carlos santana paid his own way through the music industry since the late 1960's. >> i did numerous accolades along the way. there's so much to celebrate in a new intimate documentary, carlos audiences will learn about the man behind the music and the familia. he honors with his talent, new interviews, concert footage and never before seen archival footage are blended together with home videos recorded by santana himself. >> is new? >> yes, let's the top the language that his father him. and now i teach my son. it's a language of light and love. through sound residents by bridgen which is music. santana says when his family moved to san francisco, his father brought the first mariachi band to the city. >> in the film, the expert, compos

jonathan santana es policÍa estatal de guerrero y su labor ahora descuidar que a toda esta mercancÍa aunque metros mÁs adelante, grabamos cÓmo sus compaÑeros le quitaban una moto nueva a un joven,asegurando que era de las robadas. son casi 14,000 militares y marinos los que se encuentran en la zona del desastre tan sÓlo en la costera, trabajan mÁs de 2300 soldados para liberar el camino y asÍ llega la ayuda. es que conforme pasan los dÍas, la supervivencia aquÍ es cada vez mÁs difÍcil. y conseguir agua o algo que comer, se ha vuelto una lucha. cuerpo a cuerpo, literal. >> nosotros nos paseamos buscando un bote de agua. >> estamos esperando la despensa del gobierno, pero nos dijeron que si estaban regalando el agua. aunque sea 1 l. jessica: el ejÉrcito trabaja las 24 horas del dÍa, removiendo escombros, pero a pesar del reforzamiento de la seguridad, los pequeÑos comercios todavÍa estÁn a merced de cualquiera. la vigilancia en los almacenes es un pedido a gritos de los empresarios locales, desesperados porque no saben cÓmo se volverÁn a poner en pie. >> estamos viendo la ayuda que vie

el impacto ha sido aÚn mayor en ciudades como santana california.er formar y una familia. no da ese permiso. >> los jÓvenes atrevÍ ser porque diferentes factores . >> quÉ pistas acerca de que los jÓvenes no desean tener familia? >> digo que los tiempos han cambiado y definitivamente, las cosas estÁn ahora muchos jÓvenes no tienen familias. tiene que ver mucho como sus familias son. >> abuelito, que cree que antes las familias de la numerosas y ahora los muchachos no quiere tener familia. >> antes no habÍa planificaciÓn. >> a nivel econÓmico hablamos con un experto. no habrÁn suficientes contribuyentes que estÉn aportando la economÍa. cÓmo nos afecta? >> es uno de los grandes problemas sobre tu sistema seguridad social en este momento en las personas siente mayor edad que se estÁ retirando y en menos trabajadores. >> a que se atribuye que las nuevas generaciones no quieran tener hijos? >> hay varios factores entre ellos en que su enajenaciÓn frÁgil, que piense mÁs en ellos y tienen miedo a explorar el tener familia el tener responsabilidades. >> quie

jonathan santana es policÍa estatal de guerrero y su labor es cuidar que a toda esta mercancÍa no seobierno y nos dijeron que si va a estar. jessica: las cuadrillas del ejÉrcito en la costera trabajan las 24 horas del dÍa removiendo escombros pero a pesar del reforzamiento, los pequeÑos comercios todavÍa estÁn a la espera. los empresarios locales estÁn desesperados porque no sabe cÓmo se van a volver a poner en pie. >> yo creo que peor que una guerra, ahora acapulco estÁ devastado. jessica: una terrible realidad que durarÁ mucho aquÍ, pues hemos visto que reactivar los servicios es una tarea, y aunque hemos visto asientos de electricistas, estÁn destruidas mÁs de 100 lÍneas de alta tensiÓn. >> esto no es nada mÁs problema del gobierno, esto es problema de nosotros los acapulqueÑos. fÉlix: mientras que esas labores de limpieza avanzan muy lentamente, la ciudad de acapulco estÁ compensandoesas labores de acompaÑamiento. enrique: el paso de las horas ha agudizado la emergencia y ha hecho mÁs evidente la escalada del desastre, en acapulco faltan muchas cosas empezando por la ley y el ord

temperature, humidity, global radiation, and wind speed as sent by computer to the office through the santana and hold off of the computer and go home. and last but not least, the forest damage is also documented by drugs, all to better support the forest ecosystem. two's the researchers are trying something completely new. they've invited representatives of the cookie and indigenous people from columbia. that as well noon for this unique connection to nature, monica hernandez must see you and carson ma'am. you are hoping to discover new ideas, the cruelty are sharing their expertise during a european tour and passing through a bus baldor for us in the swift part of the woods. this is still important that we have a science to clarify what is happening here. the dynamic of frequency stance, but there is other parts of the work with this is not needed because they have an inside understanding of their own environment. they communicate, we saw the part of the insect, which is not precisely the mind which is the hot light. the visitors arrive in the heart of the brendan book for us. 2 weeks later

though, you know annoying how i love the cheapest and it was a by then it goes most of the people santana. they need to let the a the same wrong. just don't you have to see the house and engagement the trail. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground. the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. pictures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the peoples the level side auto body tingle snapped up my ditching of 95. go to the terminal on uh, a dealership on east uh, several mark. see see, let me see a 2 somewhere here. somebody vinyati mail. uh no. that's what does that invite them? not somebody stuck in the oil. they found a bought it enough to be able, you'll be able to make, gotta keep the, might, the money diety, all pretty demoss. so for example, the other that you said the, the main thing we took on the that on t

the game broadcast featured a number of bay landmarks, including the winchester mystery house santana and the dumbarton bridge. and that's a notable departure from the majority of these television broadcast, which of continue to show scenic shots of san francisco, which, of course, is 40 miles from santa clara and the forty-niners a play there for almost a decade now. so these broadcasts are finally getting on board. i know that's making a lot of bay area fans happy grant noel. yes, south bay getting some love. thank you, kate. speaking of the dumbarton bridge, part of it will be closed for repaving will tell you the detour you'll need to take. >> and governor newsom signing legislation to create a statewide fentanyl task lawmakers hope this will help the crisis. but first, an east bay pilot program to try and bay pilot program to try and help stop car with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion,

not even a funeral on or you have, i don't the cheapest and it was so by then it goes to the people santana. they need to let for a, [000:00:00;00] the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before japanese troops drove the rate is out of neighboring bermount and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire . london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british actively used the scorched earth policy. while retreating, they turned everything around them into an uncouth deserts, having no mercy on other people's territory. food in large amounts was exported to great britain from the starving provinces. boats used for fishing and transporting food along the river system more confiscated from the local population. the barbaric actions of the colonial administration led to a month various consequences. a year, up to 3800000 people die from starvation and disease caused by mail nutrition. though great britain itself had enough resources to overcome the disaster. at the same time, 170000 tons of australian wheat made its way fast sta

today's demonstration took place near santana row in san jose.hundreds came out to march and then prayed. the palestinian groups are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and worried about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we can either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we can have a two state solution. >> a pro-palestinian protest in san francisco yesterday drew a crowd of thousands. hundreds also came out to support the people of israel for a rally in san francisco and on the peninsula. stanford students tied ribbons to combat some hate messages on the conflict. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. we stand with israel. >> we stand with israel. >> several hundred people rallying at san francisco's civic center to show their support for israel in the midst of the conflict. we want our children back. this group condemning the actions of hamas, pleading for t

today's demonstration took place near santana row in san jose.undreds came out to march and then prayed. palestinian groups are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and worried about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we can either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we can have a two state solution. >> a pro-palestinian protest in san francisco yesterday drew a crowd of thousands as hundreds also came out to support the people of israel for a rally in san francisco. and on the peninsula. stanford students tied ribbons to combat. some hate messages on the conflict. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. we stand with israel. >> we stand with israel. >> several hundred people rallying at san francisco's civic center to show their support for israel in the midst of the conflict. we want our children back. this group condemning the actions of hamas. pleading for th

we see that khrybchuk and pavlyuk played in the center of the defense, because again there is no santana philipp, no chesnakov, that is, no yurchenko, no, no andriy batsula, no kornienko, that is, most of the base is missing now for various reasons, so we see that the bet is on krybchuk, pavlyuk, krubsky. i.e. nesterenko's young footballers, servants, the most important thing that she did is to intersperse experienced such leaders of the club, like perduta, like sklyar, like stepaniuk, of course, we also note their role, well, in general, look at the bench, so domalega, izota, vadentsov, chernysh, tyagini, ostrovsky, that is, all the youth, plus, tyagini too, he is only 20 years old, a footballer on loan, yermolov is a goalkeeper, that is, he is also a young footballer, chernysh came out at the end of the match, tried to play a little, but at his level there at u-19, he is still at the level of the champion of ukraine, who plays in champions league, it was difficult, but burned out because to a large extent, we saw that the miner looked flawless throughout the entire match, and again, we

. >> as the palestinian supporters grew in numbers they marched through the upscale mall, santana road. >> there were so many demonstrators showing their support for the -- tomorrow says she feels palestinian people have beat -- been dehumanized. >> we don't want anybody dying. blood is blood no matter what skin color you wear. we just want freedom. despite opposing views on the violence taking place demonstration both sides tell us they do have one thing in common. both say they want peace. in san jose, marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >>> for the latest on the war head to our website nbc bay area.com and our team is posting updates there. >>> the group trying to remove -- they need more the 73,000 verifies signatures to put the recall question on the ballot. one person we spoke to told us. somebody that will give us justice. not a sentence that is nothing or a case that wasn't even reviewed. >> meanwhile supporters of price held a day of service. people are working. >> arresting people is not the answer so when we finally have a deep ta -- d.a. who recognizes that -- it's really

many protesters rallied at san jose's santana row.ng palestinian flags and chanting a free palestine palestine to mexico, palestine to mexico. these border walls have got to go. these border walls have got to go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. now these bay area protesters worried that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians in gaza. hospitals there are overwhelmed with patients and they're running out of supplies. federal prosecutors say, for missing hells angels were killed and cremated in a funeral home in fresno, including a man from contra costa county. now, court documents show prosecutors believe a fresno hells angels member, merl hefferman, was involved in the cremation of those four men. they believe one man was murdered for allegedly creating problems for other hells angels. traffic is back to normal on the bay bridge this morning, but that is after a weekend water leak created driving conditions you would normally see during a big winter storm. a passe

that , that vorskla is not an optimal team and vorsla, you can really list a lot of players, only santana play there due to disqualification, and kornienko he could not, because he was ordered to the miner, akupa tram and viktor skrypnyk expected this question from us at the post-match such a mini- interview, by staff want to ask. antana, yurchenko, batsula, what is the situation, this is this, this is the question that i want to have an answer too, but a week, two weeks, this is who comes to us for training and in the general group, i am here karat, chesnakov, chesnakov , the same, yurchenko, so we have enough, but i say it again, guys, here are the youth , especially vanyarenko, this is the one who, you could say, shot, yes, due to the fact that the injured are appearing, khrybchuk played today one of them seems to be the first or second game in the main line-up, so we are also happy he has such a key position as a central defender, where any mistake can lead to a tragedy, to a missed goal, yes, the youth is good, but still work and work, the key words are work. to work , and well, we k

temperature, humidity, global radiation, and wind speed, a sent by computer to the office through the santana. who boss will come and go home? and last but not least, the forest damage is also documented by drugs all to better support the forest ecosystem. twos, the researchers are trying something completely new. they've been invited representatives of the cookie and indigenous people from columbia. that as well noon for this unique connection to nature, monica hernandez must see you and carson man. you are hoping to discover new ideas, the cruelty are sharing their expertise during a european tour and passing through a bus baldor for us in this west path of the woods. this is still important that we have a science to clarify what is happening here. the dynamic of frequency stance, but there is other parts of the work with this is not needed because they have had died of understanding of their own environment. they communicate with. so the part of the insert, which is not precisely the mind which is the hot light, the visitors arrive in the hearts at the brandon book for us. 2 weeks later, t

at one point they marched through santana row.co, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> meanwhile, in illinois, authorities are calling a brutal hate crime, leaving muslims there in utter shock. not just muslims, i think everyone. >> horrific. investigators say a little boy was murdered and his mother attacked. "today" show stephanie gosk says their landlord apparently targeted them for their faith. >> reporter: good morning to you. law enforcement has concerns really on two fronts this morning, one that terror groups might use this opportunity to stage attacks in this country. they are also concerned that the anger that is mounting over this conflict in the middle east could turn into violence here in this country. there is a shocking murder of a 6-year-old palestinian american boy in illinois. he was stabbed to death in his home, police say, by a landlord. they're calling it a hate crime. meanwhile, in other places around the country, including synagogues like this one, security is increased and people are at a

hundreds came out to march and pray yesterday near santana row in san jose. say they are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and they worry about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we could either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we can have a two state solution, a similar protest took place in san francisco. >> hundreds of people also rallied in san francisco yesterday in support of the people of israel. the group condemned hamas actions and demanded the safe return of kidnaped families and kids. >> what's going to happen to this kid? he's four years old. four years old. how is he going to hold on in hamas captivity? >> i don't know. >> we need to bring our people home. it's not about who's right. >> even if you are pro-palestinian, you should stand with us on the peninsula. >> similar event took place over the weekend. stanford students tied blue ribbons around campus and re

hundreds came out to march and pray yesterday near santana row in san jose. the palestinian group say they are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and they are worried about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? >> because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we could either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we could have a two state solution and a similar protest took place in san francisco. >> hundreds of people also rallied in san francisco yesterday in support of the people of israel. the group condemned hamas's actions and demanded the safe return of kidnaped families and kids. what's going to happen to this kid? >> he's four years old, four years old. how is he going to hold on in hamas captivity? >> i don't know. >> we need to bring our people home. it's not about who's right. >> even if you are pro-palestinian, you should stand with us on the peninsula, a similar event took place over the weekend. >> stanford student

protests was first rallied at san jose's santana row, then marched down winchester boulevard, wavingalestinian flags and chanting for a free palestine. for palestine to mexico. palestine to mexico. border walls have got to go border walls have got to go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. these local protesters are concerned that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians in gaza. hospitals there are overwhelmed with patients and running out of supplies. the jewish community relations council says it is deeply disturbed by some of the graffiti seen in san francisco after saturday's pro-palestinian rally. the organization posted photos on social media showing anti-semitic messages spray painted on windows along market street. the jewish community relations council says it's been in touch with city leaders and has reported the vandalism to the san francisco police department. happening today, a meeting to address what some call a growing crisis. the city of oakland is coming off a particularly violent weekend in which a

. ♪ in america guitar gods like jimi hendrix, carlos santana -- ♪ -- and stevie ray vaughan all talked all these guys taking influence from you and becoming huge rock stars and you're not. is it hard for you to watch them having that kind of success, playing music based on what you do? >> sir, they did more for black blues musicians than i did playing for myself. it let white america know buddy waters and b.b. king. >> it was amazing. they'd take these young guys from england to held america discover something that's already here. >> yeah. >> the people like the rolling stones, eric clapton become huge stars inspired partly by your dad. how did he feel about that? >> he's always been very humble about it. i've never heard him say one bad thing about it. it's kind of like he understood that he had to walk so they could run. >> reporter: we sat down with three of guy's children. row shana is a rapper. gregory sometimes joins his dad on stage with guitar. car lease has her own blues band. >> intimidating. >> he would say you're going fine. i would have to go change clothes. i'd bite my na

of our u20 youth team began with a match against a local team called ska brazil at the stadium in santanaparanaiba, sao paulo state. in the 17th minute, dynamo moscow's alexander chupaev opened the scoring by deftly playing in the hosts' penalty area. until about the middle of the first half, the russians had a noticeable presence. sochi, and he was unable to parry a magnificent long-range strike from the fast-moving lucas cafe. after the break, the brazilians had the initiative. perhaps the long flight and difference in time. as a result, the opponent scored the second ball. its author was with the obvious connivance of the defense. redeemed himself with an excellent shot into the corner, draw 2:2. until october 16, the russian team, led by ivan shabarov, will play three more matches in brazil. taking into account such a super-tight schedule, 27 football players went overseas. khabarovsk amur hosted kazan akbars in the championship match of the continental hockey league on the ice of their platinum arena and after the first period the guests were leading 3:1. their twenty year old strike

. ♪ in america, guitar gods like jimi hendrix, carlos santana, and stevie ray vaughn all talked aboutre taking influence from you and they're becoming huge rock stars and you're not? was it hard for you to watch them having that kind of success, playing music that's based on what you do? >> sir, they did more for black blues musicians than i did for playing for myself because they let white america know who muddy waters and bb king and all that. >> it's amazing, isn't it? it would take these young guys from england to help america discover something that's already here. >> yeah. >> these people like the rolling stones, people like eric clapton become huge stars inspired partly by your dad. how did he feel about that? >> he's always been very humble about it. i've never heard him say one bad thing about that. it's kind of like he understood that he had to walk so they could run. >> reporter: we sat down with three of guy's children, ra sha na is a rapper. ♪ gregory sometimes joins his dad onstage on guitar. carlise has her own blues band. >> is he still unpredictable onstage? >> yes, s

excessive mobility is key to the mission of the center, which has been home to famous artists like carlos santanastructors from around the world. it is a busy place, even more so during special events like dia de los muertos and carnaval, the founder of our group, which is called fogo na hoppa. it's a performing dance company and it's a cultural group that performs in carnaval, san francisco on the day we visited a master teacher from brazil guest taught the class. she travels all over the world to share what she has, which is the basis of afro brazilian movement, which is orishas movement. it's all levels and you really get a full breast of like all levels. we have kids that are loving to dance, that have started dancing since they were five. we have families and then we have some professional dancers and we have like semiprofessional dancers. we have grandmothers that come mothers center image is here in the paper up in the mission grafica shop. we visited a screen printing class in full swing. calixto makes it really easy to learn the facility is amazing, as you can tell, a lot of resources an

accessible is key to the mission of the center, which has been home to famous artists like carlos santana instructors from around the world. it is a busy place, even more so during special events like dia de los muertos and carnaval, the founder of our group, which is called fogo napa, it's a performing dance company and it's a cultural group that performs in carnaval san francisco. on the day we visited a master teacher from brazil guest taught the class. s she travels all over the world to share what she has, which is the basis of afro-brazilian movement, which is orisha movement. it's all levels and you really get a full breast of like all levels. we have kids that are loving to dance, that have started dancing since they were five. we have families and then we have some professional dancers and we have like semi professional dancers. we have grandmother that come mothers center image here in the paper up in the mission grafica shop, we visited a screen printing class in full swing. calixto makes it really easy to learn the facility is amazing as you can tell. a lot of resources and yo

estos son de carlos santana.Ás adelante. llamare: en el teatro—— jomari: en el teatro todos tienen las cosas. raÚl: pero ya no. ninguna. lo que pasa que no se puede decir en televisiÓn. se utiliza otra expresiÓn. es como que se dijera mucho excremento. jomari: entonces, tienes supersticiÓnes. nos cuenta que de va tener un disco producido por ella misma en celebraciÓn de 30 aÑos de trayectoria. jomari: veamos los detalles del lanzamiento. >> a pesar de que es querida y reconocida alicia villarreal reconociÓ que las mujeres siguen batallando en la industria de la mÚsica contra un machismo que se niega a morir. [mÚsica] alicia: mandamos nuestra material. luego se dan cuenta de una vieja y me ha pasado. [risas] es difÍcil a veces. >> a ella nada la detiene. la mÚsica es su pasiÓn. para atender a su fans pronto va a lanzar nuevo material. alicia: va a salir el nuevo disco titulado "dÓnde todo comenzÓ". en la primera vez que produzco un disco para mÍ. lo hice como cantautora. estoy muy emocionada. >> compartiÓ que habr

protesters first rallied at san jose's santana row.g for a free palestine from palestine to mexico. palestine to mexico, they fought up. walls have got to go. these vital walls have got to go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. these local protesters are concerned that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians. in gaza, hospital. they're overwhelmed with patients and running out of supplies. the jewish community relations council says it's deeply disturbed by some of the graffiti seen in san francisco after saturday's pro-palestinian rally. the organization posted photos on social media of anti-semitic messages spray painted on windows along market street. the jewish community relations council says it's been in touch with city leaders and has reported the vandalism to the san francisco police department. 836 here. about two hours from now, we expect the state's attorney general to announce some new police oversight in vallejo, attorney general rob bonta said a news con

stephen stanley joins us with santana or u.s. capitol markets. you are a claim for analysis of gdp. i think the fed is overstating the importance of this little backup in bond yields that we've seen over the last month. as we talked about the last time i was here, i see it maybe as a little bit more of an excuse than a reason. i think they wanted to hold off and that provided them a convenient reason. financial conditions have tightened, but as you all discussed, the economy is still rolling at this point, so it is wishful thinking that the last 20 or 30 basis points on the bond yield. tom: i will go with this easy question. it is a cliche, but it is after right now. are they fighting the last war? >> i think it is too soon to say that. i assume what you're suggesting as well, inflation has already lifted. tom: i've got people saying the 5% reality overlay on the bond market is 7% in the economy as well. are they working now in a restrictive million? >> i think policy is restrictive, but is it restrictive enough? until inflation really comes off, it is hard to say that. i think that

mira esta maravilla de marca de carlos santana. esto es una maravilla.hacer un reality show en familia. tipo de programa que han lanzado a la fama a varias familias como las kardashian. eduardo: han llegado propuestas, sÍ, sin duda, pero siempre vamos a poner por encima de lo econÓmico, lo que sea, los intereses de nuestra familia. el cuidado de nuestros hijos. si se da, por quÉ no?la que manda es ella. la que firma los contratos es ella. [risas] >> como donde manda capitÁn no gobierna marinero, le preguntamos a ella quÉ opina al respecto. >> no, no. estamos abiertos, obviamente, a lo que vengan. como dice eduardo siempre hemos tenido prioridad a nuestra familia. asÍ seguirÁ haciendo. antes que nada estÁ la estabilidad como familia. >> como madre asegurÓ que sus hijos deben aprender por sÍ mismos y tener discernimiento. >> tratamos de compartirles nuestras experiencias. algunas les ha tocado darlas y otras se las platicamos, pero son mayores de edad. tienen que recorrer su propio camino. no hay mÁs remedio. yo siempre digo que si a mi 51 me sigo equivoca

let's see if some of the trade acquisitions at the deadline that mark canha, carlos santana help theme. hope you will come back and talk when we get through and maybe talk about the braves and dodgers and some of the great teams. i want to ask you about a couple of teams that won't be here this year. you ask any of us onset and we'll tell you why the red sox aren't there and talk for about three hours. the yankees, i mean once and for all have proven after 20 years toiling you can't buy your way to the championship. but the team that really sticks out for me, that i'm just absolutely shocked given some extraordinary players they have, st. louis cardinals. can you tell us, what's your best guess? and for claire mccaskill watching right now, what happened to the cardinals ts year? i have never seen -- iean one of the best organizations in all of sports. >> you're aolutely right. i was lucky enough to be a part of that organization in '09. i think for me it got off to a terrible start right out of the gate. there was some manager/player kind of dustups early, guys sent down that didn't t