soto was killed instantly. kaliyah was pulled from the car by good samaritans. but later died at the hospital. lopez-perez was found to have a blood alcohol level of point one seven. more than double the legal limit. he was charged with murder because of a prior d-u-i conviction. . tonight, we are learning new details in the case against a hillsborough couple charged with fraud and conspiracy .... in connection with the nationwide college admission cheating scandal. kron 4's maureen kelly reports... they are alleged to have paid with over a half million dollars worth of facebook stock... in order to get two of their daughters into elite schools. here's the profile picture of bruce and davina isackson's daughter lauren....from the ucla women's soccer team roster....under her bio it states in not only that she was team captain for the woodside soccer club for 4 years....but was selected mvp in 2015. but according to the current head coach of that club....we haven't been able to find anybody who is aware of her as a player at woodside soccer club according to the c

soto was killed instantly. kaliyah was pulled from the car by good samaritans. but later died at the hospital. lopez-perez was found to have a blood alcohol level of point one seven. more than double the legal limit. he was charged with murder because of a prior d-u-i conviction. (vicki) across california today... tens of thousands of university of california workers walked off the job for a one day strike. that includes many employees here in the bay area. kron 4's charles clifford has details from san francisco. well, here on the uc campus along parnassus in san francisco, hundreds of workers were walking the picket lines for a one day strike. now they are with the university of california research and techincal workers union. that's about 14,000 people state wide. they are on a one day strike protesting what they say are cutbacks on benefits and the flattening of wages. the uion has been trying to negoitate a new contract with the uc for two years. now there are two other unions, the healthcare workers union and the patient care workers. they are out on a sym

january 3, soto is recognized. mr. soto: i thank the speaker for the opportunity, we appreciate the esteemed institution that is west point and the united states marines are a great institution and i want to thank the speaker for your service in afghanistan and iraq as well. in honor of women's history month, i want to recognize me lippeda junes williams. al civil rights activist was born march 14, 1950. she is resident of hapes city, florida with one child. in july of 1963, me lipped ave jones williams was one of 15 i ls to end difficult advice haveness by protesting a strong force. she was arrested with 14 other girls. these depirls were all stolen, hid yep from their parents and locked in an abandoned building. source w, toilets or no of water. and they are stolen girls. and for that and for heroism, we thank you. in honor of women's history reeve i recognize charlie was raised in kissimmee. first in her family to graduate from college with a degree in jourmism in 1997. e has worked at the "orlando sentinel." while

. >> en nueva york, alejandra soto. >> el ataque en nueva zelanda resulta en 50 vÍctimas fatales.vieron nada que ver. sÓlo el 1% de la poblaciónes musulmÁn, menos de 50,000 personas. para saber mÁs sobre tiroteo vamos con el reporte de vilma tarazona. misma: la masacre mÁs horrenda. [habla en inglÉs] >> estacionÓ su automóvil aquÍ. cargado con un arsenal de armas automÁticas. adentro, disparo a todo lo que se encontraban. luego saliÓ a la calle y mato a los que pasaban por ahÍ. luego regreso a su cargo y saco a su arma. >> luego emprendiÓ el camino a una segunda mezquita y disparaba a los peatones. mato e hiriÓ a mÁs vÍctimas. >> aquÍ se ve la angustia de los sobrevivientes. >> las autoridades lo interceptaron como muestra estas imÁgenes. otra inscripciÓn decÍa que aquí estaba el acuerdo de migraciÓn al que nueva zelanda se suscribiÓ. >> esto sÓlo puede ser un mensaje racista. >> todos estamos afectados. en nuestra casa y sentimos que es un paÍs donde la diversidad siempre es bien bienvenida. >> nueva zelanda es conocida por un paÍs plural, abierto. >> en la frontera con colombia

. >> researchers talked with congressional staff about efforts to counter russian soto mysia -- social media influence and a proposal for a new government organization that would focus on information sharing. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. thank you for taking the time today to come to this briefing. i will spend 15 or so minutes talking about research and hopefully we should have plenty of time for questions and answers and discussion afterward. russian media and affluence. i'm sure you have all seen headlines in the united states over the past four years.

gabriel soto habla sobre la relaciÓn entre irina baeva y sus hijas. ni un centavo. ana: te contamos la drÁstica determinaciÓn que toman en nueva york para frenar el contagio de sarampiÓn y todo lo que debes hacer para proteger a tus hijos. ana: los hombres demuestran sus talentos maquillando a sus esposas. serÁ quÉ pasa la prueba? aquÍ lo averiguamos en vivo y en sÓlo minutos. raÚl: queda tiene "despierta amÉrica" porque escuchamos lo que quieres ver. ya regresamos. raÚl: seguimos con mucho mÁs. ana: aquÍ estÁ nuestra maity con esta importante informaciÓn sobre esto que es riesgoso para la salud. maity: atenciÓn porque en estados unidos sobre todo en un suburbio a las afueras de nueva york, la mitad en los casos de nueva york se estÁn reportando a 30 millas de la gran manzana. estÁn tomando medidas drÁsticas para controlar especialmente a niÑos que no han sido vacunados por sus padres. aquÍ hay todo un reporte y unos nÚmeros muy alarmantes y cÓmo se puede evitar ser uno de estas personas afectadas. se de en estado de emergencia el condado de rockland

it was carrying about the g3 million darren soto -- gallons of oil. and the rest is history, sadly. >> can we talk about what happened on that day? sure. the tanker left valdez before midnight. it sailed through prince william sound. 4 a.m. on march 24, which was good friday, it hit black reef, which was a well marked navigational hazard in prince william sound. what happened before -- there had been reports of icebergs in the tanker lanes. so the captain asked for permission to deviate from the tanker lanes to avoid icebergs. it's a fairly tricky maneuver, but nothing unusual. it happened all the time. the failure was to return to the taker lanes at the appropriate point. instead, the ship sailed into this reef. there were conditions on the ship that contributed to the accident. there was always a question as to whether the master was drinking and if he was drinking, was it a factor? that was never a established clearly and i kind of doubt it myself. what he did was to put the first mate in charge of the bridge and go below to do paperwork. the crew

. >> researchers talked with congressional staff about efforts to counter russian soto mysia -- social media influence and a proposal for a new government organization that would focus on information sharing. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. thank you for taking the time today to come to this briefing. i will spend 15 or so minutes talking about research and hopefully we should have plenty of time for questions and answers and discussion afterward. russian media and affluence. i'm sure you have all seen headlines in the united states over the past four years. these are for facebook ads that facebook ads promoted. answers, which ones do you think -- which ones were from russia? it was a trick question. we saw the strategy of both sides trying to create division between society. i'm glad we are all on the same page, so working with a much more informed audience than i'm used to. seen lots ofe headlines. this is not a new phenomenon. [no audio] this is just the most recent expression of a long-standing desire to undermine western democratic socie

-- morning, congressman darren soto.rump'r roadblock to the s demonstration efforts -- a federal appeals court ruled authorities cannot import asylum-seekers -- cannot deport asylum-seekers." your reaction? guest: bravo. we have laws people are allowed to seek asylum weekly in the united states. they cross the border and they immediately go to an immigration facility and declare asylum. that is international law. the moment we have have a country that has an administration that says no, does not hear their claims, and swiftly reports them, that violates international law. it violates our laws in the united states. has appliedjudge the law to a situation that has bothered us lately. host: howdy respond to concerns from u.s. citizens saying, why are we giving rights to undocumented workers? guest: first, it is the law. these are not on document of workers. are endangered in their home country we have laws for decades. the weaponizing of immigration by president trump, he scares people. there is no factual basis for it. in

yes, i think we have got the motivation toe , soto do the right thing long as the eyes the -- isp individualsng them to account. rory: would you still believe that the web has been a force for good? sir tim: for the first 15 of those. right now it is balance.in the i saw this plunge towards the dysfunctional future. with a course correction, i'm optimistic again. laura: electric cars are seen by many as the future of transport, but replacing the vehicles powered by diesel is proving a slow process. one swedish company is trying to speed things up by replacing traditional engines so they run on electricity. the scheme is being tried out in kenya, where as alastair leithead reports, it is gaining support. alastair: sneaking up on a rare black rhino has neve easier. >> this is as close as you can be to a black rhino. they have poor eyesight but a good sense of hearing. alastair: an electric car can negotiate the savanna in silence. but improvg the chances of seeing the big five is just the beginning for a swedish startup company that set its sights much wider. >> it was the perfect market t ente

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we have won soto and a bunch ofa otherrs and we're going to be okay without him. >> this happens in sports. players go to other teams. >> exactly. harper and the phillies will be taking on the nats inil fapril. i hope we crush them. >>> a push for longer hours for metro isre cted. keeping service the same for now. >>> we're in weatherailert mode we're working to show you t he (clucking noises) we're working to show you t he everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury!® was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcomeback. 4:41. amazon says a new option will cu

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much for that still to come on al-jazeera after more than five years in the magician was renowned soto jonas known as showtime son. returns home. from the bar trade to sanctuary we meet the chimpanzees getting a new lease on life. and sport james harden is the star man as he files the houston rockets to another win that's coming up in a little more nuts david's. partner . when the news breaks a few minutes ago we were able to hear a huge explosion fifty people are still missing when people who need to be hurt and the story needs to be told we need to invest in development relief and best making sure the people know where behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground join us for this historic step in american politics to bring you more room mood winning documentaries and life moves on and on line. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on the al jazeera kurdish forces in syria say they're slowing down their offensive against isis last held area to protect civilians u.s. stocks syrian democratic forces launched their final push into the village of bad news on friday. algerians ar

assistant deputy chief soto from division of training. >> we are in mil middle of 125th class week 9 they are continuing to produce videos for library of drills as for e.m.s. staff, we have the class graduate few weeks ago. they have six weeks to complete those. the e.m.s. was also in the military of our two-year cycle for recertifying all members if the e.m.t. we had 1200 members certified for c.p.r. this year. we have just handful left we'll try to finish this month. we 85 members recertify annually for the hazmat certification. we have also completed bias class for all our training staff as well as the command staff. that would be about it. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. commissioners? >> last, i will ask director corso to come up and speak about our strategic plan. >> thank you chief. good evening commissioners. i plan to discuss brief update on the strategic plan. we've been through a transition period and we'll continue to do so over the next couple of months. conversations aring on going about what current chief nicholson on the work of the plan and priority. i will

juan soto. >> i saw the sign for that. that will be ubig. can't collect them all until you get the first one. we're bringing backfire wk fireworks night. baseball, summer, fireworks, they go together so well. we have a great slate of kids giveaways this year. starts with the kids' l.e.d. watch. my kids are looking forward to this screech-hooded towel. it will be great. >> you want to get oour hands that. that's bragging rights. sundays are big days. they're all about families here. we have another mets game soming urday and sunday. >> we have the game today and saturdays and sundays. and sundays are fayily for us. after the game, all kids are invited to come down and run the bases. the nationals players were running just before. the players are signing autographs before the game.ey can still get walk-up tickets at the grandstands. >> that's ae' tradition had since the team came washington. invite you to come down. people are starting to a lineup the box office. you can come in and enjoy the game tonight. >> mike, good luck to you. we appreci

juan soto is the newest young thi to keep an eye on season.oto had a record-breaking rookie he is expected to be hotter today. and today will be his first openingday. and at 20 years old, he has plenty more ahead of him. p firsch at 1:05 this afternoon. we want to show you what's happing behind me. members from the national guard are practicing unfurling our american flag. they gori through this every year. it is down. they got it to a science. it's jus like clockwork, folks, when it happens right before 1:05. it will be something to take in whenhe sun comes up and you can see it from above and from every seat in the house. again, 42,000 strong. and you can still walk ustfor some grad seats if you get here two hours before and go to the main gate. back to u. we'll be back with much more coming up. and we're going to talk about some food ana new app that will help you avoid the lines to get that food. >> i was worth getting up so early. you see all of the cool stuff before the ballpark opens. >> all to oursels. i'm lovin this. >> thank you, jim

all of those ingredients coming together to potentially lead to a few thunderstorms out there today, soto the prediction center has issued a marginal risk for some actually severe thunderstorms for parts of the area. you'll see, we have two colors of green here on the map. the lighter color just means we could see or hear a rumble of thunder. really notorried about severe weather. notice for the darker area of green is, a though,ng and east of i-95, this continues off toward the easte shore. so in this area, this is where we could see some thunderstorms developing that could potentially be strong to severe. when i say that, i mean, we could see very r heavynfall and strong gusty winds. heads up if you're in parts of southern maryland down through the northern neck today at around the fredericksburg area, evenst ford, king george counties. i can't rule out some impressiv, thunderstoo the first time we're talking about it this season. currently our tperatures are warm. we're already in the low 70s for the most part. 72 degrees in washington. we have this warm air in place and we have nice s

i got in a meeting with the girl scouts nations capital council lydia soto-herman and we discussed thedea of a patch for girl scouts to earn. they have to pledge to raise their hand and recruit three other girls to pledge to raise their ands as well. but the other girls don't have to be girl scouts. >> wow, what a great idea. >> tell them how many patches? >> we have sold over 13,000 patches. >> you have inspired 13,000 girls and they have spread the word to other girls. why do you think girls in 5th or 6th grade aren't as comfortable raising their hands as boys? >> i think they are afraid to be laughed at and that people will judge them. >> i get it. we all are but somehow girls, i guess, internalize it more at that age than boys do. >> when you raise your hand you're not always right. you don't always have to be right. >> right. girls my age have to be certain they're right or most of them won't raise their hands. they're too nervous to get the answer wrong. >> what about boys? >> sometimes they just raise their hand and get the answer wrong. but they're trying. it's a good thing. if

darren soto putting forth legislation to make puerto rico the 51st state, this comes as president trump hurricane relief to puerto rico. >> i've given them more money than they've eve ever gotten ani have a great relationship with the people of puerto rico and i think when it comes time, they really do appreciate it. lauren: the president blames the island's governor and the mayor of san juan for slowing its recover from hurricane maria. miami will be the site of the first democratic presidential debate. nbc news reporting that half the crowded field of roughly 15 major presidential candidates will appear during prime time on june 26th. the other half, they're going to go the next day, june 27th, to give all the contenders a chance to introduce themselves to the public. president trump calling on opec to produce more oil, warning that oil prices are climbing too high. he tweeted it's very important that opec increase the flow of oil, world markets fragile, price of oil getting too high. thank you. oil prices have been on the rise recently, thanks in part to the efforts of opec as well a

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march 13, 2019, i hereby appoint the honorable darren soto to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, i chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning how debate -- hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 1150 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in celebration of the liver life of h. leeon senior who passed away at the age of 91 years of age on tuesday, march 5, 2019. he was a man born of humble means who never lost sight of where he came from. he was the son of the late john st. loh commerce senior and annie lee where he was one of seven

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in november of 2017 estefania soto was driving her 7-year-old daughter to school along highway 12 in agua caliente in lopez perez crashed head on into their car. he told police he had been drinking beer since the night before and only been on the road for a mile before that crash happened. >>> in the north bay new proof of the danger along one specific road in santa rosa. this morning a man walking along stony point road south of heron avenue was hit by a car and killed. this is the fourth deadly crash on this road in the past year. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live. and wayne, what can make this road safer? >> reporter: well, they're trying to do a lot of things to make it safer. for one, pedestrians need to stay out of the road. that's what santa rosa police say. but this accident was particularly gruesome. above stony point road in santa rosa this afternoon police had a drone in the air surveying the scene of yet another unnerving accident. this would be the starting point. a mailbox where 53-year-old richard anthony burns came to rest after a car hit him at 40 mile

so did adam schiff and soto jerry nadler. started beto o'rourke, 35 minutes before this came out.eyond a shadow of doubt, there is collusion. and they must answer because they've lost the trust of the american people. >> harris: going forward, this whole idea of fund-raising off of these things -- i understand, i know how the world works, we see 80% of the american public in a new fox news poll want to see the full mueller report. what do you do with that information going forward? >> president trump just said last hour, he is happy to let that happen. it's up, of course, to the permit of justice to make that decision. the president trump was on board. he has done nothing wrong. when you do nothing wrong you say, "yeah, let's see it all." because there's nothing there. there is no there there, two peter strzok. he said that eight months into the investigation which began in may of 2016. and here we are, two and half years later, and the american people were taken down this carousel of lies of the democrats put forward. today we are out of it. democrats will try to continue the car

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i love doing that soto, but let's stick with hypothetical. you can't transfer it, you can't move it. you have to tear it down. roadside crosses along roadways. in some cases, those have been rolled unconstitutional including in my own court because they endorse religion, proselytize. back to justice alito's question, if you could answer it. >> i think the message, one fourth option which is creating crosses bulldozing 50 is certainly -- people will get the message that you can't prefer christianity but this court has always rejected the idea that restoring the government to a place of neutrality is hostile to religion. that argument cuts against their argument that says this isn't a religious symbol. to say it would be so hostile to religion to move it to private land, to transfer the land underneath it damages their argument in a way that -- >> it is not just an argument. it is partly guidance -- i don't i am interested in your reaction, which now that justice alito mentions it, i did and i didn't hear an answer. >> with respect to -- i thin

soto. five minutes. >> thank you madam chairwoman. a fascinating topic in how technology is evolving in so many areas of our society. you look at the original solutions to drunk driving in addition to just not doing it with having designated drivers and taxis. ddc metro back in our district, we now have uber and lyft and ride shares that help get folks off the roads. driverless vehicles eventually. now we have the driver alcohol detection system for safety program. and i really appreciate my colleague, presented castor talking about should be a penalty for existing drunk drivers, and optional featuring cars or make it a standard feature. the idea that could technology make drunk driving obsolete, it is a fascinating possibility. the world we live in. think about it, it would save all these lives for victims who get hit but also save a lot of people for making bad mistakes and getting in trouble with the justice system by being drunk drivers not only from the injuries they could sustain but the legal expenses. and that our court system

soto for five minutes. >> what a fascinating topic in how technology is evolving in so many areas of our society. you look at the original solutions to drunk driving in addition to not doing it was having designated drivers and taxis. uber,.c. real, now lyft, driverless vehicles eventually. now we have the driver out the whole protection system for safety program. colleaguete my talking about, should it be a penalty for existing job drivers? an optional feature? worship me go right into it? particularly if it is pushbutton. the idea is could technology make jaw-dropping obsolete, it's a fascinating possibility. it, itu think about would save lives. it would save a lot of people from making bad mistakes and get into the criminal justice system, not only from the injuries they can sustain but the legal expenses that our court systems deal with on a daily basis. if we were to eventually have this technology to a level where it was standard equipment and you push the button and your card is not start because you were over the limit and we went nationwide with something like that, it woul