sergio sergio in san francisco. thank you. well, former san jose city council member omar torres was back in court this morning pleading not guilty to three counts of felony child sexual assault. cameras were denied inside the courtroom today. these are pictures right here from an earlier appearance. torres was already under investigation for sexual misconduct with a minor when one of his relatives came forward, saying torres molested him as a minor back in the 90s. torres was denied bail in november and remains in custody. he is facing up to 24 years if convicted. okay, turning now to our weather. a live look across the bay area this afternoon. a pleasant day, but that could soon change. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. you're tracking the rain chances, rob. yeah, a continuation of the theme we saw over the weekend. cool and breezy right now, but the first of three days of rain chances coming in tomorrow. we got some light rain at times. these will be cold storm systems, which is good news because the sierra snowpack

sergio la needs money to get ready for the olympics in 2028. yeah, lots of big events that are coming to the bay area and california overall. and of course, people here in san francisco and oakland are still celebrating just how well nba all star weekend and chinese new year, which were hosted at the same time, went in the city of san francisco and in oakland. and they say that bart and san francisco muni were essential to that smooth weekend in getting people around to venues throughout oakland and san francisco. but they do say that they need to be able to shore up the finances for both of those agencies. that's because since the pandemic, ridership just has not returned, and both agencies are really hurting in their finances because they depend so much on that. the actual the actual fares that people pay and for some other fees that they collect as well. now, the state lawmakers say that that money is going to would be used to shore up the finances for the regional transit here in the bay area, but also for capital improvements for la metro,

let's bring in our sergio quintana now. he's live in san francisco. and sergio. you talked to a ukrainian american? what are her thoughts on what went down at the white house today? very plainly, she tells me that she was shocked and also very disappointed. now, this woman is part of what has become known as noho. it's the north atlantic fellows organization. they're basically a group that sprung up about four years ago when russia invaded ukraine. they are very active on social media. they also do fundraisers for ukraine. since that invasion for equipment for the country. now, this exchange that happened in the white house, in the white house, oval office, she says, is something that she just couldn't bebelieve sh was watching. she said that this exchange was very difficult to watch at times painful. it was also interesting for us. in talking w with her, there was a moment where one of her neighbors walked by who didn't even know her, and we watched the two of them talking about their concerns. his family is originally from poland, and they started talking about

and, sergio, you were able to catch up with witnesses. what do they tell you about this altercation? well, janelle, this is a this is an incident that happened wednesday night about 8 p.m. that's a time in the neighborhood when there are plenty of people around. in fact, we know that there were several people who actually watched what happened. that video was also caught on one of the neighborhood live web cams and then recorded by a city resident. you can see in that video some of the witnesses kind of trying to get away from what's actually happening. and at a certain point, you can also see a man walking away from the scene. one of the witnesses that we talked with says, that's the man that he saw attacking the other man. witnesses did attend to the person who was attacked. he was bleeding pretty badly. apparently they called 911 and police arrived pretty quickly. we're told within about seven minutes of this incident. we have been in communication with the police department, and they tell us that this was an unprovoked attack, and the

sergio quintana says some are protesting musk's new position in the trump administration. at today's protest, outside of the tesla dealership in san francisco, one of the regulars of the street demonstrations says he's owned his tesla for 12 years. and despite his growing issues with elon musk, he's not getting rid of it. i got it in 2012 when y you had to pay 2000 bucks to get free charging for life. so the way i look at it is if i sell it to somebody, they don't get free charging. so that lets elon off the hook. so he's basically paying for you to me every time i drive here. jeff didn't want to use his last name for our interview, but tells us he has zigzagged across the bay area to protest elon musk and president trump at eight different events. he says he also decided to cover up the tesla logo on his vehicle, and added a very blunt sign to his car. it says, i bought this car when elon was saying. and then down below it says dog inside too, because sometimes my dog is in there. don't don't burn my dog. yeah. that request to protect his dog may seem extreme, but it come

in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news.er issue for the governor multiple state workers unions are fighting his return to the office order. on monday, the governor ordered state workers to be in the office at least four days a week, beginning july 1st. however, at least two unions have filed an unfair practice charge with the public employment relations board. the professional engineers in california government and seiu local 1000 has filed the unions. the unions claim the executive order violates members collective bargaining rights because the governor imposed that order without negotiation. well, the line is already forming. a new costco is opening tomorrow morning in contra costa county. it's located at the lone tree plaza, right on the border of brentwood and antioch. a ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 7:30 a.m, followed by the store opening at 8 a.m. we stopped by tonight and people were already camped out. look at that long line. employees were also there preparing for the big grand opening. antioch pd is warning p

canales para si sergio ramos. 2 final llega a 15 puntos. monterrey. santos es último. porque lo peor que le puede pasar a un futbolista es salir a la cancha sin saber qué hacer. lo peor que le puedes hacer listas sin confianza. y una de mis cosas es recuperar eso, que es la parte anímica, más allá de lo anímico, es con bases. si ellos salen a la cancha y saben y entienden perfectamente cada 1 su rol, seguramente disfrutarán más del partido. dependiendo del resultado, el resultado va a venir a consecuencia de un buen rendimiento. así se presentó efraín juárez, nuevo entrenador de pumas, el estratega, quien viene de triunfar en el fútbol colombiano con atlético nacional, espera dar un nuevo rumbo a los universitarios, quienes se encuentran en la casilla 12 del clausura. en tigres hubo movimiento sorpresivo y es que luego de la inesperada salida de paunovic del equipo, quien tomó su lugar en el banquillo como entrenador, fue alguien que hasta hace pocas horas era jugador activo el argentino guido pizarro. en cuestión

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. the brutal attack happened sunday night just after 8 p.m, under the iconic castroo theater marquee. witne david ai says he was about to get some ice cream when it all happened. i saw someone being attacked pretty brutally and viciously, and there was blood all over the sidewalk. i saw punching and kicks, and then i saw the attacker walk down, continue down castro street. the castro neighborhood livestream camera, operated by the sf bay times caught some of it. resident michael petrelis shared his recording of the incident. in the video, you can see a man duck out of frame and witnesses moving away from the castro theater marquee. then they stop and watch. moments later, the same man is seen walking away. ayadi claims that's the man he saw beat the other person. he credits the police for responding quickly. right when i was seeing it happen, i was calling 911 and they probably came within less than seven minutes. this is video and pictures i already shot of police tending to the victim

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. brutal attack happened sunday night just after 8 p.m, under the iconic castro theater marquee. witness david ayadi says he was about to get some ice cream when it all happened. i saw someone being attacked pretty brutally and viciously, and there was blood all over the sidewalk. i saw punching and kicks, and then i saw the attacker walk down, continue down castro street. the castro neighborhood livestream camera, operated by the sf bay times caught some of it. resident michael petrelis shared his recording of the incident. in the video, you can see a man duck out of frame and witnesses moving away from the castro theater marquee. then they stop and watch. moments later, the same man is seen walking away. ayadi claims that's the man he saw beat the other person. he credits the police for responding quickly. right. when i was seeing it happen, i was calling 911 and they probably came within less than seven minutes. this is video and pictures i already shot of police tending to the victi

in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc bay area news. u.s. immigration agents are planning a new operation. three sources familiar with the plans tell nbc news that they will target migrant families with children, including those without criminal history. the sources say ice will arrest adults and children who entered the country together and have orders of deportation. agents will place them into detention before they are removed. a separate operation to find children who entered the u.s. unaccompanied and were released without court dates is also underway. the sources say lawyers are working to secure warrants to enter homes and conduct those arrests. department of homeland security and ice have not responded to requests for comment. just two days after tariffs hit imports from mexico, president trump has reversed his decision, giving our neighbor to the south a short reprieve. this as elon musk talks cutbacks and firings with republican lawmakers who have heard an earful from the public. nbc's julie sirkin has the details from washington.

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. the united way provides food and shelter for thousands of people who live in the bay area. now its funding is on pause and its future unclear. united way is one of the most respected and effective organizations fighting poverty. back in april, congress approved $117 million for its emergency food and shelter program that included a $2.5 million specifically for bay area programs. today, united way announced funding has now been paused indefinitely by washington, and that could amount to a million lost meals for people in need this year and shelter for thousands on the brink of homelessness. united way operates emergency food and shelter programs all over the bay, including in marin, san francisco and contra costa counties. a tearful call to action, a san francisco nonprofit, is asking city leaders to stop evicting families from shelters. families are allowed to stay in a city shelter for up to 90 days, with the option of 330 day extensions. today, a city nonprofit, faith in action, ho

the sergio boy boilers up to 14 years of continues conflict. now again, the bikes maybe or we're seeing this, this is really a cool, nice and phone phone is an international community to come together and really sensitive children that have been sometimes this is dangerous it's, it's big deal on the bios. continue, unfortunately, might increase. um, we can't allow this to happen. we've allowed to sell those are thousands so far into the doing the use of conflicts to, to died. we've, we've seen a lot of children suffering from placement from applications living in poverty and being scared. and once again, we're seeing a search of that and this shouldn't stop a little heres. it has been a studio throughout the complex even before, and we continue to be there, of course with increased violence. it becomes really challenging. and i think the important cooling for the parties involved in, in divide is this to prioritize a growing and reaching to the, the are, it is challenging when it's a good, it is all over the place. this will be on the scope, th

in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc bay area news. and we've reached out to the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the mayor's office for clarity about why the city has changed its position on the rv park so suddenly. they have not responded with an explanation. former san jose city council member omar torres was back in court this morning pleading not guilty to three counts of felony child sexual assault. cameras were denied inside the courtroom today. these are images from an earlier court appearance. torres was already under investigation for sexual misconduct with a minor when one of his relatives came forward, saying torres molested him as a minor back in the 90s. torres was denied bail back in november and remains in custody. he's facing up to 24 years if convicted. the twist in the trial of the man accused of opening fire at a 4th of july parade in chicago, in a chicago suburb today. robert crimo surprised the courtroom by pleading guilty. prosecutors say back in 2022, he climbed up a fire escape to the rooft

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nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in san francisco. on gilman avenue in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. there are several rvs now parked out on the street. they all settled here yesterday afternoon. that's when they were evicted from the city run safe rv park where they had been staying. every resident i talked with whose rv is now out here, tells me they had been promised they could stay in the park until the permanent housing they had been promised was ready. but that all changed yesterday. they rounded everybody up. they told everybody everything's getting locked up at 5:00 and threw us out. they said the sheriff's coming. melissa carter says she and her husband are looking forward to moving into city housing, but their place won't be ready for another three weeks. till then, they're out on the street. ramona mahan is waiting for a leased space at another park to open up. how do you think the city handled this yesterday? horrifically. people were very pressured. she acknowledges the park operators had warned the city planned t

sergio said it's based on it's based on one of these we have we have some constraints we have funding constraints. we have we have political constraints and community readiness constraints. um and so i just want to make sure if i if i were to say hey the the the team should totally work on should prioritize the school the school zones efforts that would come that might come at the expense of other projects that staff may might might also want to have there are always tradeoffs. director chen okay so so to the public who's who's been who's in saying we want we want these x, y z commitments i cannot guarantee those commitments and stuff can i county's commitments because that's because unfortunately that's not a world that we live in. >> i'm i'm not sure i know what you're asking exactly to say what i've heard from the public comment for example is to say to try to do the schools aren't to to to plan and implement school zones into years or to have a comprehensive east-west or north-south network grid network in two years. >> um so i'm not able to commit to all of that exactly right, pr

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. bay area leaders continue to pour over the economic impact numbers from the nba all-star and chinese new year celebrations a couple weeks ago. the bottom line is those numbers were very good. hundreds of thousands turned out it was safe, and crowds were able to get around san francisco and oakland relatively easily. bart and san francisco muni are key parts of that success, but both agencies say they are headed for dire financial straits, and a number of systems are facing what we tend to call a fiscal cliff, which is, if there's not additional funding found quickly, they're going to have to cut their services. bart says its trains set a post-pandemic record for weekend ridership during the all star and chinese new year weekend, with nearly 140,000 fares during the workweek. ridership is also rebounding. yesterday, more than 191,000 riders were on bart, but that's still far short of pre-pandemic levels of about 400,000 riders a day. and unlike public transit in other states, bart is n

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana.he brutal attack happened sunday night just after 8 p.m, under the iconic castroo theater marquee. witne david ai says he was about to get some ice cream when it all happened. i saw someone being attacked pretty brutally and viciously, and there was blood all over the sidewalk. i saw punching and kicks, and then i saw the attacker walk down, continue down castro street. the castro neighborhood livestream camera, operated by the sf bay times caught some of it. resident michael petrelis shared his recording of the incident. in the video, you can see a man duck out of frame and witnesses moving away from the castro theater

so sergio quintana has at story. okay. thanks, gia. all right. still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also not liking what they're seeing, fans of the shrek movie franchise sound off on a new look of their favorite ogre. voted by you on my instagram survey. get ready for a taste of spring. starbucks launched its seasonal menu today. it features a new iced cherry chai. lavender drinks are also returning. you can also add cherry or lavender cream cold foam to almost any drink. starbucks is also unveiling a jalapeno chicken pocket on its permanent menu. as always, i'll post links to this story and the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. one of san francisco's most popular late night diners is apparently ready to change hands. orphan annie's is in the castro, and it's up for sale. the 24 hour diner first opened back in 1977. the listing price $250,000. according to various reports, the current owners are hoping to retire. one of them tells the standard there's already at least one interested pot

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. let's now check in on our weather. look. look at this live look. as the sun sets across the bay area. it was another beautiful day, but that is all changing. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. we've got colder temps. we've got rain. what else do we have? well, we also got some sierra snow. it's just kind of all coming at us. a real big switch from that heat we had today for february. certainly way out of whack. temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average. just in case you missed it. look at this. 80 stanford, 80. cupertino. danville 79, walnut creek 79. novato at 78. right now in the stormranger scan. we're dry. winds are five to about 17mph. not overly gusty. we're tracking the system off towards the south tonight. few showers near the bay area, but i don't expect any of that for us this evening. the better chance of rainfall is not from this system, but from another one this weekend. we'll get some drizzle for the morning, and then we'll start to see the return of rain by 5 to 6:00 tomorrow

nbc bay area sergio quintana says some are protesting musk's new position in the trump administration. at today's protest, outside of the tesla dealership in san francisco, one of the regulars of the street demonstrations says he's owned his tesla for 12 years. and despite his growing issues with elon musk, he's not getting rid of it. i got it in 2012 when y you had to pay 2000 bucks to get free charging for life. so the way i look at it is if i sell it to somebody, they don't get free charging. so that lets elon off the hook. so he's basically paying for you to me every time i drive here. jeff didn't want to use his last name for our interview, but tells us he has zigzagged across the bay area to protest elon musk and president trump at eight different events. he says he also decided to cover up the tesla logo on his vehicle, and added a very blunt sign to his car. it says, i bought this car when elon was saying. and then down below it says dog inside too, because sometimes my dog is in there. don't don't

in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. our other headlines tonight the rain. this is a live look from our cameras across the bay area. we did have some pockets of heavy rain today and more is coming. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. pretty active today. what else are you seeing? yeah, it was down in the south bay. we had some of those thunderstorms moving in, and it did bring us about a quarter to a half inch of rainfall. morgan hill and also gilroy, san jose, 2300, but then off to the north bay. nothing at all. santa rosa coming in with zero. but you'll see here on the current radar scan. we've cleared it out. morgan hill and gilroy from those heavy downpours and the lightning. but now we're seeing a new batch of rain develop here offshore. so you'll see by 8:00 tonight, some rain near the coast. and we'll see more scattered chances here. peninsula, east bay and south bay by 11:00. but we won't be done with it tonight. we'll see additional rain and thunderstorm chances tomorrow morning along with some cold temperatures. i've got more

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administration will be re flaming the panama canal and we've already started doing animals, president sergio lino responded harshly, calling trump a liar again. president trump is lying. he wrote the panama canal is not in the process of being recovered. it is panamanian, and will remain panamanian. this week, black rock, us multi national company, announced that struck a deal to buy 2 ports in the panama canal that had been brought in by a chinese company. panama had hoped that this would counter president trump allegations, that the chinese communist party had strategic control of the world's 2nd largest waterway. instead, the us president is insisting more than ever the panama has broken the terms of the panama canal treaty. and therefore, the us has a right to take it back. china is foreign ministry. spokes person has responded with unusual speed to 9 trumps assertions and criticize in the us from pressuring panama on the front. we oppose the abusive co.

and sergio garcia is one a live at both of them just the 2nd time in his career, taking victory and hong kong by 3 shots. spaniard carted 63 and the font around to see how soon press ryder cup captain move donald an urn selection for the turn temper appointment inside. so um, i know that he is keeping an eye and the only thing i can do is to escape the plan to golf in. uh, you know, i just want to know that you are getting team like i, like i tried to do every, every single time. i've been a part of the member of that team. and you know, hopefully i'll be using, i'm good enough for it. okay, that is all you support for now, mulling back to you any songs for that a bruce on has started constructing a new c on it's folder with india, as the tiny himalayan kingdom tries to diversify its economy. the prime minister says it will stop what he describes as an essential brain drain. by that smith's reports now for $21.00 days, thousands of boots in the ease of praying that this ceremony for the wellbeing, peace and prosperity of any one involved with the gallows, mindfulness city or gmc futon is

it's really more mystic, that's the last seem to sergio points. but this is really a cool traction from old book is an international community to come together and really sensitive to.

a ver si rayados cuenta con sergio ramos, porque es duelo de poder a poder a travÉs de univisiÓn y tudn antonio: llega el fin de semana en el norte de california y queremos entrar preparados con respecto al de tiempo. bueno, buenas noticias porque no vamos a ver ni una sola gota de agua y de hecho en la mayor parte del norte de california no veremos ni una sola nube. las temperaturas van a ir subiendo de manera progresiva. la mÍnima va a seguir siendo baja porque ojo, el termÓmetro estarÁ en los cuarentas y para el domingo vuelve a subir un poco mÁs de termÓmetro y tendremos mÁximas en los sesentas. hace que las maÑanas van a seguir siendo, tendremos que agarrar el abrigo pero por las tardes podremos ir sÓlo con una manga larga. es que, el ambiente va a quedarse mucho mÁs primaveral y esto se va a notar, vamos a tener temperaturas hasta 10° mÁs de lo habitual no son valores excesivamente altos pero que si nos una dejar un pequeÑo descanso con respecto a este ambiente lluvioso y tambiÉn el que tendremos la semana que viene. de esto hablarÉ con mucho mÁs detalles el lunes, la semana que v

en el comunicado, chivas le dio las gracias a juan carlos martínez castrejón, frank pérez lázaro y sergioa la mls. así, arriba, abajo, el balón al palo y adentro. nada que hacer para el arquero. y así caía entonces el primero de la máquina. pero entonces, cuando quedaban 10 minutos, iban a ir a esta jugada bastante extraña para el jugador de mazatlán. remata mal de cabeza y ese balón le va a pegar no en una sino en las 2 manos al defensa del cruz azul. y el árbitro iba a decir que esto era penal. mazatlán no había tirado al arco en todo el partido, incluso se la falló y venía entonces nico benedetti para convertirlo uno a uno. quedó el partido y con eso. cruz azul no pudo sumar su tercera victoria de manera consecutiva. esto va a ser todos los deportes. nos hacemos una pausa y regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino, donde los ganadores prepararse para retroceder en el tiempo hasta la era jurásica. la academia de ciencias de san francisco se prepara para inaugurar su dino 10. así se llama. exacto. y este sábado, por primera vez, las familias podrán ver dinosaurio

snow and sergio romo. tickets are free, but you have to get them ahead of time online. saturday morning. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including pushing back against a new ordinance that advocates claim criminalizes not only over a new ordinance that essentially makes it a crime to help or support people living in homeless encampments. homeless advocates have filed a lawsuit against the city of fremont, saying the new ordinance violates civil rights. it would also criminalize the work homeless advocates do. passing necessities to the unsheltered. the fremont city council, which passed that ordinance, is now considering whether to amend it in the lawsuit. the homeless advocates asked a judge to prevent the new ordinance from taking effect. the city declined an interview, citing that pending litigation, but did issue a statement saying that ordinance would not be enforced until after march 18th, when the city council will consider an amendment. meanwhile, mayor matt mahan is defending his new idea to get homeless off the streets of san jose. that idea would gi

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here to speak with you tonight is the general manager of the ramp restaurant sergio camacho . >> excusemy voice. i'm just recovering from being very sick. but as you guys know, the nba all-star game is back in the bay area after 25 years. so we are very excited to be so close to it obviously thanks to chase center. this is a great opportunity for us and our business to take advantage of that and showcase to the world what we can do. we are working on putting an event on the 14, 15 and 16 obviously long hours while managing the sound that exceeded the decibels. we are going to point all the speakers in the stage towards the water to avoid any complaints from the public or the neighborhood in the scenario that anybody complains or that has some issues i will be on site the entire duration of all the events and we'll make adjustments that may be necessary to make sure that we in compliance and we're not disturbing the public the neighborhood probably is going to be very loud as it's going to be a lot going on in the area already but we will ensure that we do our best that we not disturbing

snow, sergio romo. tickets are free, but you do have to get them ahead of time. that's fun. i can't believe spring around the corner baseball. it's going to be nice this weekend. kari. yes, at least for the afternoon at 10:00 in the morning. san francisco. it's going to be chilly out there, so make sure you're bundled up. it will be in the low 50s. as we go into the end of fan fest. it will be at about 60 degrees, nice and sunny, and we hold steady at 60 degrees in time for the warriors game at chase center tomorrow night and dropping down to the mid 50s, and it will be clear throughout the weekend. you also want to layer up if you're going to be in papal park and santa clara. the san jose earthquakes happening that game. it's going to be in the upper 50s to start, but then dropping down to about 50 degrees later on tomorrow night. take a live look at palisades tahoe if you're going there this weekend. no chains are in effect, no chain controls, and we're going to see some light lingering snow flakes. but then the rest of the weekend, things clear out, headed for the upper 4

cred si —— >> si no ha recibido amenazas, por quÉ criticar a sergio mayor?o tambiÉn este aquÍ por personas que agarran lo que sea, agarran a gente que no tiene escrÚpulos, gente que trabaja nada mÁs por hacer mal a las personas. por eso estamos aquÍ todos. [hablan a la vez] no sÓlo mi padre, tambiÉn mucha gente. [hablan a la vez] no, para nada. lo que quiero decir es que... ha sido muy complicado todo esto para nosotros, pero mi padre lo querÍa decir hace unos dÍas. tuvimos un en vivo, pero no lo pudimos decir. Él sÓlo quiere que sepa que no perdona el contexto, no perdona que lo hayan metido a la cÁrcel, pero si perdona el por quÉ lo hizo ella. mi padre y yo sabemos porque lo estÁ haciendo. si estÁ amenazada, manipulada, lo que sea, puede hablar con nosotros. no cerramos las puertas. sÓlo quiere que sepa que en el momento que salga mi padre no la va a buscar, pero tampoco la va a denunciar, ni nada. mi padre perdona desde el corazÓn por saber el contexto de su vida, pero no perdona la acciÓn. raÚl: quÉ cosa complicada estÁn pasando en el mundo honestamente.

[mÚsica] hablÉ con sergio y fer de manÁ.erÁ una gran fiesta que ya nos morimos de ganas por compartir con toda la gente. jessica: fer, algo que quieras agregar? fer: sÍ es bien importante este tour de vivir sin aire. hemos estado trabajando desde el principio de este aÑo. vamos a dar durÍsimo. de veras. no es exageraciÓn. van a ver a manÁ como nunca lo han visto. estamos trayendo equipo y producciÓn de todas partes del mundo. de europa estados unidos de amÉrica para poder hacer todo este montaje nuevo. tenemos un productor nuevo que ha hecho cosas alucinantes el cuate. desde cosas como el circo solei. para quÉ digo. jessica: muchas gracias y un saludo para ambos. todo el Éxito posible en esta gira. >> gracias! jessica: a cuidarse! alan: hay que ir a ese tour. [cantan] jomari: es que yo no tienen una canciÓn que no la conozca todo el mundo. jessica: en el concierto tambiÉn me dice que van a hacer... cÓmo se llama cuando cantan canciones de otros artistas. covers tambiÉn. raÚl: yo le voy a dedicar esto a satcha... [cantan] [ri

i want to also let you know that sergio gomez, our secretary, will be coming momentarily.and i also want to let you know and i want her to stand up deidre smith, please stand up. deidre is both the co-chair of the business and employment subcommittee as well as the housing subcommittee. thank you very. >> and i also want to introduce i call her queen queen kimberly brown. stand up queen. oh, you don't want to stand out. that's the best you can do for us. okay. okay. and she is the chair of the iec . the iec is the organization that receives funds as a result of the development of the shipyard. we have the money we have received for our housing portion has enabled us to buy two buildings one at 5,003rd street and rafiki and they had a soft launch and they're going to have i guess a hard launch in march to talk about all the wonderful things they were doing. thank you dr. carolyn scott for being present on that day. okay. now i'm here because i need to give you an update and to express some concerns. so please bear with me for our communities supporters, stakeholders and the

i want to also let you know that sergio gomez, our secretary, will be coming momentarily. and i also want to let you know and i want her to stand up deidre smith, please stand up. deidre is both the co-chair of the business and employment subcommittee as well as the housing subcommittee. thank you very. >> and i also want to introduce i call her queen queen kimberly brown. stand up queen. oh, you don't want to stand out. that's the best you can do for us. okay. okay. and she is the chair of the iec . the iec is the organization that receives funds as a result of the development of the shipyard. we have the money we have received for our housing portion has enabled us to buy two buildings one at 5,003rd street and rafiki and they had a soft launch and they're going to have i guess a hard launch in march to talk about all the wonderful things they were doing. thank you dr. carolyn scott for being present on that day. okay. now i'm here because i need to give you an update and to express some concerns. so please bear with me for our communities supporters, stakeholders and th