teresa: y yo soy teresa rodrÍguez. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora".ediaciones de la base militar fort hood, en el estado de texas. angie sandoval nos habla de las muchas preguntas sin resolver en un lugar donde los civiles tienen poco acceso como si se tratara de una fortaleza. angie: desde el aire la base de fort hood, en texas, se extiende mÁs allá del horizonte. con casi 300 mil millas de superficie y una poblaciÓn de 60 mil personas entre soldados y civiles, es la instalaciÓn mÁs grande del mundo. de allÍ que la llaman "el gran lugar". aunque durante los Últimos meses la desapariciÓn de la soldado vanessa guillÉn ha puesto en duda aquello de ser un gran lugar. su padre, rogelio guillÉn, la busca desesperadamente. rogelio: si estÁ escondida por algo, claro, que llame, que diga aquÍ estoy o equis. y si no estÁ, pues, lo mismo. que esta gente... que esta gente haga su trabajo para llegar a una respuesta. angie: esta semana junto a la congresistas silvia garcÍa entraron por primera vez a la base para reunirse con la comandancia. gloria: yo exijo la ve

teresa cheng, thank you very much for your time. teresa: thank you very much.o you guys in the studio. that was the hong kong secretary for justice teresa cheng with our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle. we do have the latest numbers out of china when it comes to coronavirus infections. most notable is the 21 local new coronavirus cases reported from beijing. we know beijing continues to struggle with that cluster that originated from the food market in parts of the city, as well as schools closed in the capital to try and contain would could be a serious second wave of cases. a lot more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's take a look at how markets are trading this thursday session. sophie: a tepid thursday morning for asian markets. to the downside for asian stocks. shares from tokyo falling while the yen is -- softbank is planning to send -- kospi extending the client. stocks continuing to search -- surge. sydney, stocks under pressure but the aussie and bond yields. , iron ore futures have fallen below $100 in singapore to restart. the nod the s

los saluda teresa rodrÍguez. patricia: y yo soy patricia janiot.s y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora". era un joven que sufrÍa de alcoholismo, algo que hacÍa aÚn mÁs grande el dolor de esta madre. tiffany roberts estuvo en el estado de morelos y nos cuenta cÓmo una serie de fallas y errores tuvo graves consecuencias. tiffany: felicitas tijeras tuvo a su primer hijo a los 17 aÑos. lo llamÓ jonathan. despuÉs tuvo dos varones mÁs, aunque el mayor era su consentido. felicitas: pues lo llevaba al kÍnder. ahÍ ya me embaracÉ nuevamente y tuve otro niÑo tambiÉn. tiffany: felicitas trabajÓ de guardia en el cerezo, la prisiÓn local, y asÍ, cuando se separÓ del padre de sus hijos, logrÓ sacarlos adelante. felicitas: lo malo ya fue cuando crecieron, pues ya andaba ahÍ tomando. tiffany: ella piensa que la falta de un padre fue lo que probablemente llevÓ a su hijo jonathan a beber alcohol desde que tenÍa 15 aÑos. por mÁs que su madre lo aconsejaba, jonathan cada vez se ahogaba mÁs y más en el alcoholismo. felicitas: pues yo le decÍa a jonathan: "ya no te quiero ver b

teresa: y yo soy teresa rodrÍguez.a esta ediciÓn de "aquÍ y ahora". carmen escobosa, desde california, nos muestra el caso de un joven latino quien muriÓ tras ser inmovilizado. marco: [grita] [habla en inglÉs] dolores: sentÍ una desesperaciÓn, que querÍa volar para estar junto a Él. oficiales: [hablan en inglÉs] carlos: la fiscal luego de escucharnos nos dice: "bueno, pues ya nosotros revisamos la evidencia y nosotros no vamos a presentar cargos". jesÚs: es lamentable y triste que ambos estemos viendo lo mismo y concluyamos algo completamente distinto. carmen: marco antonio nÁpoles vivÍa en el monte, california, y estudiaba para peluquero, incluso ya ejercÍa su profesiÓn, nos cuenta su madre dolores rosales, quien reside en tijuana, baja california, mÉxico. dolores: Él tenÍa la esperanza de algÚn dÍa vernos reunidos todos juntos. carmen: los nÁpoles rosales, como muchas familias en esta regiÓn, estÁn divididos por la frontera. el 18 de agosto del 2018 los del norte llamaron a doÑa dolores. dolores: que mi hijo estaba e

>>that's right danny teresa tells me that the virtual workouts that they created to stay afloat we're actually a really big success and they plan on keep making those videos moving forward. much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 attorney general william barr has agreed to testify before congress next month. >>at 5.45 why some justice department workers will be testifying against him. >>the trump administration says it's imposing sweeping restrictions on foreign worker visas to help the u.s. economy. coming up, i'll tell you why ceo has warned the strategy could backfire. and up next after years of lawsuits, the company bayer now agreeing to pay billions of doll the farmer john bare says will pay more than billion to settle thousands of lawsuits claiming that its popular weed killer roundup causes cancer. >>most of these lawsuits are inherited from monta santo which bayer bought back in 2018 for billion in 3 separate lawsuits here in the bay area over the past 2 years. judges found that roundup contributed to cancer and for different people on monday a california federal cour

representante de campesinos >> muchas gracias siempre es un honor estar aquí contigo, >> gracias teresao en la nueva presidenta en la nueva mujer que tomó el cargo, cuéntenos el trabajo que ha hecho >> teresa lleva un buen tiempo trabajando con nosotros tiene la experiencia, en la primera mujer presidenta de la unión de campesinos, comprende la situación de los trabajadores y trabajadoras del campo, y como seres y hombres, no sólo de trabajo sino que con sus familias especialmente no sólo del campo sino también de la emergencia del covid 19, ha trabajado viendo, asegurando de que la gente reciba los beneficios que merece. >> un logrotodavía está a la cabeza, >> también la autorización, entonces sigue trabajando con todos ellos especialmente en las áreas con lasleyes y la política, también ha ganado esta través de los años todos estos logros, por ejemplo, ahora en los últimos meses este último año hemos logrado primeramente una nueva ley de inmigración o propuesta más bien, en la cámara de representantes esto fue el pasado diciembre del año pasado, esto da la oportunidad de que todos los

evacuations just lifted where six separate brush fires broke out in san jose's santa teresa neighborhood. those fires have now merged into a larger fire burning off colleen drive. let's bring in nbc area's ian cull. ian, do investigators at this point, even early on, think it was arson? >> reporter: in fact they do, jessica. they say when they arrived, there were a string of fires along the hillside here. and when some of the crews were going up, they say they saw three people running down the hill. two of them got in a car and took off. one was quickly detained. the good news is no homes were destroyed or even damaged. >> it was coming down pretty far. we were getting a little nervous. >> reporter: investigators believe six brush fires were intentionally set in the santa teresa hillside, threatening homes and forcing evacuations in the graystone neighborhood. >> a lot of planes flying overhead. >> reporter: betty and her dog kelly were among the dozens sent to the community center. >> they said it was the santa teresa water treatment plant, and that's right in my backyard one person was

also coming up standing up for press freedom in the philippines journalist maria teresa files to keep fighting after being convicted of libel press freedom advocates say the case is meant to silence critics of the president to tap to. more anger in the u.s. after police killed an african-american past food restaurant police have released a video showing the struggles of. his life. in the bundesliga. record push. royal blues hold high flying leverkusen to a draw. 13 straight league matches with. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us across europe borders are reopening today as more and more countries ease measures imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus ahead of the midnight opening people gathered along the border between france and germany to celebrate their risk reward freedom of movement the frontier was one of many closed 3 months ago but not all of europe's internal border. our reopening today and the continent still remains largely closed to visitors from outside the e.u. . but let's cross straight over to our correspondent ben to make it he's standing in straw

at's go. >>> and we're back with maria teresa kumar and yamiche alcindor.et's look at the poll of three states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio. biden ahead in all three by nine points in wisconsin, four in arizona, and basically a statistical tie, two point ahead for joe biden in ohio. maria teresa, if that's the way things are looking in september, joe biden's in a very, very strong position. >> it's a very strong position because arizona is a state that folks didn't think was going to come along so soon. but as i shared, we also have a very strong senatorial candidate from the democrats with mark kelly, and he is going toe to toe right now with mcsally, the republican senator, and she is not doing so well. so that's one way that he is leading. it's interesting to see ohio. ohio was a strictly trump state, and even during the midterms when you saw such a wave of new democrats coming in from these congressional districts, that did not happen in ohio. so the fact that he is leading there really bodes well for joe biden. i think the challenge, though, with don

through her fitness on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask all the equipment is sanitized before and after use with a 50 minute buffer between clients plus people stay 6 feet apart we've done and we we created these wears. >>and there's 4 squares inside he's where as everything that you need to train the quiet yes, so there are some workout stations. it was always a matter of when not if they would open back up. >>and they are stronger now than ever befwre we learned that you know be humble seize the moment. >>and don't give up power than in theresa tell me the virtual workouts they created to stay afloat were a huge success and they plan on keep making those videos moving forward sir little silver lining for them there. >>the trump administration says it's imposing sweeping restrictions on foreign worker visas to help the u.s. economy coming up, i'll tell you why ceo's warn the strategy could backfire. and coming up next as covid-19 cases continue to rise, so does the debate about wearing. >>fac

one gave us a band have run so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume by at least is doing great over here on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask all the equipment is sanitized before and after use with a 15 minute buffer between clients. >>plus people stay 6 feet apart we've done and we we created these words. >>and there's 4 squares inside he's where as everything that you need to train the quiet yes, so there are some workout stations. it was always a matter of when not if they would open back up. >>and they are stronger now than ever before we learned that you know being humble seize the moment. >>the virtual workouts were such a success danny and theresa plan to keep them going. in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman kr

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was teresa cheng speaking exclusively to stephen engle.don time, we get bank of england rate decision. economists predict the bank of england will expand its bond buying program by 100 million pounds. in opec meeting of the ministerial monitoring committee . we will get an update on the u.s. unemployment situation at 1:30. initial jobless claims, and later today, emmanuel macron marks 80 years since the historic broadcast from british shores during world war ii. stocks continue to defy gravity, even with wall street volatility. global equities have generally resumed their upward march. given fears over a second wave of coronavirus and a still struggling economy, why is there such a disconnect? dani burger reports. dani: something may be broken in equity markets. despite the recent selloff, u.s. stocks are on their way to erase losses for the year, but the corona various pandemic rages on, job losses are steep, and the global economy is facing its worst recession since world war ii. has equity lost touch with reality? or perhaps the stock m

welcome. >> thank you, teresa. well, it's a couple of firsts for me. staying home is very unusual for he me. thinking, having the time to think as deeply as i've beening thinking these last few weeks is also unusual because i'm always busy. and i thought tonight instead of talking about food and home and lifestyle, my field of work, i thought i would talk about something that i wrote quite a long time ago called "standards of perfection." the foundation of taste is comparison. the examination of two things, which is better, than the adding of a -- then the adding of a third to see what which is the . my own quest started in new jersey. the children's room librarian knew every single book on the shelf, and she steered me to those volumes that would set my standards for life. adventures of babar, the dr. doolittle books. in time i discovered nathaniel hawthorne and, of course, charles dick cannens. in the eighth -- dickens. already curious about the writer's craft, i sought to discover the key to good literature, sometimes reading several books on the sa

teresa: bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn especial .e se encuentra en mineÁpolis, la ciudad donde todo comenzÓ. muchas gracias, vivian avila desde minneapolis. ### y precisamente, desde esas calles de desde esas precisamente, ### y minneapolis. desde vivian avila muchas gracias, muchas gracias, vivian avila desde minneapolis. ### y precisamente, desde esas calles de minneapolis, las muestras de minneapolis, las calles de desde esas precisamente, desde esas calles de minneapolis, las muestras de indigacion, se esparcieron por decenas de ciudades en todo el pais. tifani roberts nos cuenta como una historica cadena de injusticias, ha traido al pais a ua crisis nacional.nacional. una crisis traido al pais a injusticias, ha cadena de una phistorica muchas gracias, muchas gracias, vivian avila desde minneapolis. ### y precisamente, desde esas calles de minneapolis, las muestras de indigacion, se esparcieron por decenas de ciudades en todo el pais. tifani roberts nos cuenta como una historica cadena de injusticias, ha traido al pais a una cris

la seÑora teresa hernÁndez es dueÑa de una tienda de artesanÍas y otros productos ubicada en el esteco sus negocio vuelva a vender otros productos porque llegÓ a pensar en tener que cerrarlo. >> estoy muy contenta porque habÍa que pagar la renta y no tenÍamos mÁs opciÓn y tuvimos que poner un negocio afuera de raspados de frutas y todos los dulces de mÉxico para poder sobrevivir a la pandemia. marÍa: a partir del viernes en el condado de santa clara ya se permiten las ventas al interior de los negocios minoristas, los clientes tambiÉn estÁn contentos ya puede uno salir, pero tambiÉn hay que tomar precauciones porque ahorita piensa que se va a extender mÁs, porque ya de repente vamos a empezar a querer andar en las tiendas. si bien el negocio de teresa pudo permanecer parcialmente abierto y decidiÓ incorporar productos esenciales como el cloro dice que ha perdido mucho dinero.} >> tuvimos muchÍsimas pÉrdidas, tuvimos que sacar dinero de nuestros ahorros para poder pagar la renta. marÍa: algunos clientes dicen sentirse temerosos por el coronavirus y si por ellos fuera dicen que sentirÍ

maria teresa kumar and pat mccrory of north. welcome to sunday. a special edition of "meet the press". good sunday morning. america is waking up to two crisis. one is so new it's called the novel coronavirus. the second institutional racism is with us for some 400 years. overnight protests in dozens of cities across this country. anger erupting over police brutality over african-americans. most demonstrations were peaceful with few incidents. others had moments of confrontation and, yes, some violence. a look around the country from washington, d.c. to chicago. to new york. to where it all started, minneapolis. this comes after george floyd, a black man, was killed in police custody when a minneapolis police officer kept his knee on floyd's neck until he was dead. the officer derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. after the country is dealing with the coronavirus. we have lost more than 400,000 lives and 40 million jobs. in those cases, african-americans have been victimized and president trump fail

when sister teresa was young she was keen to pursue a profession. she's now 84. a friend of mine entered the abbey i wrote to her and told her she must be crazy i would never ever do something like that. sister teresa has been here for 61 years she says she wants to see more women in positions of authority outside and within the church. i'm quite often priests come here and they're very grateful and. they come to me we smile and peaceful days of contemplation together and we talk every day. they're grateful to hear a woman's perspective. on this whole. benedictine values include silence prayer ability and stewardship listening to military piecework community and hospitality monasticism has weathered many crises over a very long period. is that. things certainly will change but it's been 1500 years and monasteries are still here. once had 600 monks by 1909 there were just 3. now there are $200.00. he said the only constant in life is change. and change is a constant that of course it's something we're all likely to face whether new on the job or an old hand especi

speaking of teresa, she delivers p47, the 10000th one and i thought it was interesting how she left a note in the flight log to the pilot who received the plane and her address. a lot of the wasp did that they would actually get letters back from the pilot who received their planes. did any of these correspondence become significant or is it something they talked about much after the years or did you just happen to find the letters? guest: i think a number of them especially the ferry pilots who would fare the plane that they knew would go to combat overseas that they would write little notes once in a while and get little notes back. i don't know of any that turned into great romances or anything like that, but if anyone is out there and knows one of those stories, please let me know because i would love to hear about it. i think it meant a lot to both the men and the ferry pilots to have that can education and to know kind of the story of what happened next. host: definitely one of the neat little inside stories. obviously, we covered these women facing a lot of challenges, but was

. >>> developing news we're following this morning, a series of fire in a santa teresa neighborhood has now merged into one large fire burning off near the expressway and highway 85. thom jensen is live near the scene this morning, thom, are arson investigators there? >> reporter: we haven't seen them on the scene yet this morning. we do, as you can see, have a cal fire crew behind us. we've heard them up on the hillside with chainsaws this morning. i don't know what type of work they're doing up there but they do have this knocked down with an inmate crew last night pretty quickly. dozens of homes were threatened. none of them damaged, but residents pretty upset that somebody was allegedly going along the hillside here in the santa teresa neighborhood and intentionally lighting fires. we still do not know the motive or even the identity of a person who was detained and questioned, but there were a string of six fires, 80 acres burned at last tally. some neighbors learned from fire crews what was going on as they tried to return home and were sent to an evacuation center. >> they said i

teresa cheng said the new law will bring about stability.ically it will be good for hong kong. national security is fundamental to any state, any sovereign state. by enacting the national security legislation, it will bring about stability in hong creatend that will predictability and prosperity. it will be something hong kong will need and benefit from. >> many people in carrie lam's administration are appealing to the people of hong kong that it will be good for hong kong, but there were not a lot of details which has led to speculation on what will be in this security law, and whether it will supersede local laws enacted by the legislative council as described under the basic law. how can you convince the people it will be ok, if you do not have the details from beijing? teresa: i guess you are right, we do not have the details yet, but we have the national people's congress position, and if you look at the position, they lay down three points that are relevant to the question you raised. , in safeguarding national security, we want syste

. >> joining me for insight and analysis are msnbc anchor joshua johnson, maria teresa kumar, president of voto latino. and former republican governor, pat mccrory of north carolina. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. america is waking up today to two crises. one is so new it's actually called the novel coronavirus. the second, another kind of virus, institutional racism. well, that's been with us for some 400 years. overnight, there were protests in dozens of cities across this country, anger erupting over police brutality toward african-americans. most demonstrations were peaceful. others had confrontation and yes, some violence. a look around the country, from washington, d.c. to chicago to new york to where it all started, minneapolis. this, of course, comes after a black man, george floyd, was killed in police custody. when a minneapolis police officer kept his knee on floyd's neck

and that was huge for personal trainers, danny in teresa gordon, the married couple owns the body studioness in foster city kron four's justine waltman check back with them to see how they're doing after being shut down for 100 days. >>here we are so happy to see our audience their love and their wept and grit to get to this moment were open again after more than 100 days have been shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic the body studio for fitness is back open, but no one gave us a band have so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume by at least is doing great over here on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask. all the equipment is sanitized before and after use with a 50 minute buffer between clients. >>plus people sta

trabajando por una soluci;on que sea para los 11,000,000 >>> enviamos nuestras felic felicitaciones a teresaestudiante i indocumentado en graduarse de la escuela de medicina de la universidad de california >>> ten;ia tan solo dos aÑos cuando ;oscar hern;a e hern;andez se fue de m;exico y s se cri;o en san diego y en la adolescencia surgi;o su sueÑo. >> en una comunidad d d donde no hab;ia comunidad la latina >>> a los 31 aÑos de fibra tan esperado diploma meti;en meti;endose en un alumnos indocumentado. >>> tiene sentido aunque las cosas se miran un poco oscuras que se prepare y sigan sus metas >>> hacer indocumentado ;oscar lo calificaba para la i asistencia federal >>> le faltaba lo m;as importante ingresar a la escuela de medicina. >>>> trabajaba limpiando oficinas >; oscar recibir;a su t;itulo de doctor y una maestr;ia de a administraci;on de empresa . <> para m;i como madre dios me ha dado una lucha dios me dio un hijo tan inteligente >>> quer;ia darle un futuro a mis pap;as cuando me den ese t;itulo de doctor habr;an muchas l;agrimas. >> su madre lo que su mirada en la entrada de casa

ahead with new regulations of course so we're really pleased about that and we talked for lots of teresa. gurlitz tourist excursions were only recently given the green light to start up again after almost 3 months of no business normally the company's c.e.o. has to rent additional buses to meet demand but since the end of february he's had to cancel tens of thousands of guests due to the coronavirus crisis the family business has lost almost 30000000 euros in sales person to the biggest you know whole situation has been alarming every day has been a balancing act of can we survive will we make it or not our company hasn't received any subsidies except for reduced hours compensation for our staff. myself to count alone and will have to pay it back. i'm 16 now and i have to keep going for a bit longer. in the company's own travel agencies business is slowly starting to pick up even though not all of the 16 branches have reopened regular customers in particular are requesting trip consultations. i'm on the safe side here and i can't find the information i need on the internet but in travel

. >>> maia teresa kumar president and ceo of voto latino and msnbc legal analyst, neil, let me begin with you, historic day in terms of the decision, a bit of a surprise i think by some accounts, even pete williams' account. what do you make of that decision so far in the first few minutes after you've had a chance to review it? >> it is a little bit surprising from the oral argument in which i think the challenger to the trump administration faced a lot of tough questioning. the trump administration trying toi to basically defer a decision on daca, something like that, they ended daca in 2017 and then they went to the supreme court and sent their top lawyer, the solicitor general, to go and defend that end of daca, and the supreme court today said no way, that's illegal. just as last year, it said no way, you can't add a citizenship question to the census. what it really means is the rule of law is coming back to this country and the supreme court both in the decision on monday, on title vii and lgbt rights today is standing up to those people. it is others who want to try to get th

summer like no well also coming up standing up for press freedom in the philippines journalist maria teresa to keep fighting after being convicted of libel press freedom advocates say the case is meant to silence critics of president detest. and more anger in the us after police killed an african-american outside a fast food restaurant police released a video showing the struggles calls for a short brooks his life. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us across europe borders are reopening today as more and more countries ease measures imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus ahead of the midnight reopening people gathered along the border between france and germany to celebrate their restored freedom of movement the frontier was one of many closed 3 months ago but not all of europe's internal borders are reopening today and the continent still remains closed to visitors from outside the e.u. . t.w. correspondent is on the german french border and joins us from there bent this is a moment people there have been waiting a long time for isn't it. the bottom is close actually f

d 1 as 85 to utilize the freeways, and you can also utilize santa teresa. more details on what happened in a bit. trouble spots, westbound 580 from 205, 27-minute drive time right now, and looking like we are are busy out of tracy, at least for mountain house, working your way to grant line. the busiest spots for the commute. breezy as well a wind advisory for the altamonte pass and the bay bridge, and a little gusty this morning, working your way across the span. careful if you're traveling a high-profile vehicle. the golden gate bridge is clear with no delays and a high-wind advisory. that's the roadways, and now to the forecast with mary. >>> okay, gianna. tracking winds for you this morning, and we will continue to see the breezy conditions as we head throughout the day, and here's a gorgeous live look with the golden color in the sky and the sun is about to rise as we look at the bay sales force camera, and temperatures mid- to upper 50s to start off the day, and a cool start with mainly clear skies. upper 50sin concord this morning. and 6 miles an hou

teresa brooks was a professional japanese drummer. now she is working on this family—run farm.pandemic going on, i think people are becoming more aware of where their food is coming from and the importance of british growers and british farmers. however, this kind of spirit is not enough on its own. growers say migrants are as vital to farming as they are to the nhs. claire marshall, bbc news, worcestershire. london's world —famous abbey road studios has reopened, after closing its doors during the coronavirus lockdown for the first time in its 90—year history. celebrated for recording the likes of edward elgar, the beatles and lady gaga, the studio is now having to work very differently because of social distancing. our arts editor will gomperts reports. it's june, 1967. the beatles are at abbey road studios in london recording their latest number, all you need is love. the place is absolutely packed. that was then. this is now. the corridors of the legendary studios are empty, save for the ghostly presence of past glories. but all is not lost. hello. covid—19 has battered the

teresa alertan sobre un fraude en otros temas donde estafadores se hacen pasar por funcionarios que avisanulos. dulce: la amenaza del coronavirus no ha desaparecidoy tampoco los estafadores. los funcionarios de la cia de los Ángeles están alertando sobre un nuevo fraude relacionado con el programa de rastreo de contactos. >> si lo diagnosticaron como positivode covid 19 debe esperar una llamada de estos especialistas del departamento de salud pÚblica del condado de los Ángeles. >> el problema que los estafadores fingen ser rastreadores para robarle su dinero o valiosa informaciÓn personal. el fiscal de la cia de los Ángeles aclaro que los rastreadores legÍtimos nunca le pedirÁn su nÚmero de seguridad social o informaciÓn financiera. y nunca le cobrarÁn. el proceso de rastreo de contactos sea utilizado por los departamentos de salud pÚblicapor dÉcadas para frenar la propagaciÓn de las enfermedades infecciosas. >> es importante recordar que entre mÁs informaciÓn tengamos mÁs nos podemos defender. la idea de rastrear los casos es para entenderquiÉn estÁ en riesgo. y como poder atender a todos

we can read in front of teresa may, the president expressed surprise that the u.k. is a member of the family of nuclear nations, a very finite group on this planet yet today. i'm tempted to repeat the protest phrase of the '60s to you and just say the whole world is watching. >> that's right. and when the president uses his office, as this book documents to intercede in criminal investigations, to go easy on china's zte, for example, or to go easy on erdogan's hawk bank, which were all under some sort of investigative lens by the justice department and the president says, look, i'll do favors fehr dictators because they're going to do favors for me, that just shows you how much of the office of the president has been corrupted. and i think it's critical to note that these supporters say he's a genius and undertaken foreign policy and broke an lot of things. he's been taken each and every time. it wouldn't matter if it was comical and a footnote. this is dangerous. we live in a dangerous and uncertain fraught world, and for a president not just to be ignorant but und

one gave us a band have run so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped. so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume by at least is doing great over here on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask. all the equipment is sanitized before and after use with a 15 minute buffer between clients. >>plus people stay 6 feet apart what we've done and we we created these words. >>and there's 4 squares inside he's where as everything that you need to train the quiet yes, so there are some workout stations. it was always a matter of when not if they would open back up. >>and they are stronger now than ever before we learned that you know be humble seize the moment the virtual workouts were such a success danny and theresa plan to keep them going. >>in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman

here in the santa teresa neighborhood in south san jose, the beauty of living next to the hills and the woods is offset this time of year by the threat of fires. especially those that could be set off by illegal fireworks. the rockets red glare and bombs bursting in air. those words could have been written about san jose the past couple of nights. >> this time of year, around the fourth of july, we see an increase in the use of illegal fireworks. >> reporter: captain mitch madlow says all fireworks are illegal in san jose. >> they cause fires, burns, and injuries. >> reporter: but that's not stopping people from lighting them off. >> it's just a seasonal phenomenon, but fireworks are a huge concern. >> reporter: jennifer yearly lives in a neighborhood surrounded by hills and dry brush. >> we have he some of them are being. >> reporter: san jose fire says last year 15 fires were set off by illegal fireworks. this year san jose and santa clara fire are asking people to join in the fight and turn in their neighbors. >> if they can safely gather a photo or video of the activity occurring on

and the great and glorious president and ceo of voto latino, maria teresa kumar.amir, tell us what's going on in the white house. my sense is that it's not a happy place right now. how unhappy is it and what's about to happen next? >> reporter: well, john, a short time ago, the white house press secretary insisted that the president was not unhappy with the aftermath of saturday night's rally in tulsa. but there's a lot of reporting to the contrary. this was, as you said, this was meant to be a campaign reset, a reboot, and was supposed to be a defiant show of force. let's remember, the president and his advisers ignored the warnings of health experts, both from the white house's own task force to state officials in oklahoma who warned against having such an event without social distancing, most people not in masks, indoors, at this rally. they went ahead anyway, believing they could draw a big crowd. believing there could be another sign that his ability to generate enthusiasm. and they wanted to compare the fact that he's out there on the road, in front of thous

we're joined now by the sign gypsies long island cofounder, teresa ray. good to see you, teresa.m yard sign business which has become a thing here. tell us how business has been going and, you know, what you've been doing here the last couple months. >> business is great. we have been, our business has increased dramatically in the last few months. we've been just getting an influx of calls and bookings, can and it's been really amazing. connell: it's that thing i saw a birthday sign for somebody, 6th birthday on the screen that we're showing. that's a what everybody does now because they can't meet up face to face. i know around us it's almost like a parade. the kids get in the car with their parents, and they drive by. and then if you have the sign up, i guess that adds to it, right? >> yeah. so what we do is we set up the night before the child's birthday, we do other events too, but we specialize in birthdays. and the kid wakes up in the morning, and they run outside and they're super surprised and excited to see their sign. you know, it's something that makes them feel reall

were underway for a 25 acre fire in san jose was reported just before 6 o'clock tonight on the santa teresa neighborhood. fire crews say they are working on 6 individual fires in that area, san jose police say they have someone in custody that might be in connection to these fires. it was a warm may be hot in some parts of the bay area but a little bit cooler as we take a live look over downtown san francisco. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with what's ahead. we're expecting a little cooler. >>yeah going to be a lot cooler guys is finally high pressure starting to give up a little bit today we saw that in fact with that we saw the changes begin to take place as the sea breeze starting to kick in along the looking out toward the sfo right now you can see kind of a haze there no real fog just yet, but i think we're going to see that little bit later on and the winds. well there could be more of a factor of course and fire starts with those winds whip in the afternoon that certainly could be a concert today. it was a triple digits again in concord and live more 90's in san

. >> reporter: still on the scene in the santa teresa hills. where they watched a man set a series of fires. >> we said, that is a person up there starting fires. >> shannon was at the dog park when she saw a man letting small fires in the dry brush above her neighborhood. she and two friends ran toward him. >> one of my friends was yelling stop it, you are setting fires. and he had a big machete we thought it was a stick but it was this big sharp object like a machete and he was down, lighting the brush. >> air support came quickly. and helps more than 100 firefighters does the bulk of the flames. >> these were spot fires, potentially purposefully set. we have a suspect that we are interviewing and that was witnessed in the act. >> neighbor saw police snapped this photo. >> there are no further spot fires so we are in the process of trying to confine the fire. >> they confirmed ey made one arrest in san jose, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> making it challenging for firefighters, chief meteorologist, paul giving us the rundown. >> this is from this a

residents around santa teresa county park were warned about the smoke since training will continue tomorrow. today they fought flames on slopes and dealt with changing winds. training more important than ever with the conditions getting hotter and drier. >> they don't really get the feel of fighting fire until they're in the smoke, they can feel the heat and hear the crackle of the flames. then it becomereal for them. u th will be the worst wildfire season on record, and every year there is a reason to believe that it will be. >>> time to head to the beach. some of the busiest local beaches are reopening tomorrow morning. santa cruz beaches have been mostly closed for the past two months. the health officer says that she wanted to keep them closed until after the fourth of july, but it was getting too hard for authorities to enforce the closures since so many people were breaking the rules. >>> let's stay in santa claus. a live look at steamer lane. you can see there are a few surfers out there getting some waves before the sun goes down. looks pretty gray up on top though. chief meteorolog

>>san jose firefighters were battling a vegetation fire today here in santa teresa county park. there was real enough, but it was a controlled burn and there was no threat to neighbors but downwind resident steve guerrero saw the smoke and fire might be the real thing given what's been happening in his neighborhood of late mother's every night we're hearing >>from anywhere from a 30 all the way until 00:03am, in the morning, your arrow pointed out the burn scar from a recent fire the charred 30 acres above his home. >>the cause was arson not fireworks but guerrero and his neighbors are a bit nervous right now nonetheless, you know you hear these pretty large explosions the dogs start barking in the alarm started going around in the neighborhood and. >>you know the first thing that we think is is another fire. >>back in the park, the like flashy fuel loads mimic what you'll find above steve girl's house and across the region for that matter new recruits, a veteran firefighters alike take advantage of the wind in terrain but other than that the fire is real in the practice will co

the commander teresa ewing says at least 5 of them were throwing what she described as molotov cocktailsh police following behind them at market and 2nd streets. >> there was a huge explosion and fire came out of the tube because they threw something in there. so that was, i mean it's pretty shocking that people would do that. then all the way down for the last bit, there were 4 more explosions, so that's why we're here and obviously the curfew. >> reporter: but did you determine what they were? >> we're still investigating it. we're not really sure. we have a backpack with items in it, fireworks as well as possible molotov cocktails. >> reporter: it's unclear what sort of explosive it was that she described, but we saw peeking out of a backpack that appeared to be fireworks. right now the last vans detaining people ar ally. most of the demonstrators will probably escape jail and likely be given citations for violating curfew and then be released. earlier tonight at city hall around 8:00 as the curfew gan, we saw demonstrators were loudly protesting as they had been since 3:00 this after

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leggett said he did not know -- abraham lincoln said he did not know his grandfather was written mother teresa said yesterday was gone, tomorrow has yet to come, and we have only today. let us use those words as inspiration to work in the present to make a difference for our children and their trip. we cannot change the past. to secure a more promising future. the last couple weeks, many of you know me as a happy conservative. believe that this entire nation grieves for the loss of the floyd family, for the underwood family as well. and any senseless murder that is taken place. we watched the protests. they have a right to be heard. they have a right to -- but we watched the looters, what is happening in seattle today. there should be consequences for those actions. that is not the america we know and love. that is not the best of who we can be, and that is not a more perfect union. this is a moment in time when you put partisanship aside. many of you have been in my offices. you have watched the things i put on my wall. there is a purpose for what goes on my wall. of frederickrait douglass si

. >> teresa. >> hi general, this is teresa from breaking defenses. thank you for being here today. i wanted to talk a little bit in detail about the c2 -- excuse me i've got a problem with my voice today. but also with how you are better able to employ your forces because you now have better c2 capabilities. you mentioned that upfront. can you elaborate a little bit on that? >> i'm trying to trace back to anything i specifically said. i mean i think that we have worked hard to create that mission command -- of empowering people at the lower level echelons in our units to take control and use the authority and responsibility we've given them to make decisions. i think that has been very effective for us in dealing with the crisis that we face. as we work to fill new capabilities, new technical capabilities on the command control side, we want to make sure we build them to empower and enable that and we want to make sure we do not inadvertently build systems that are more centralized as we go forward. again, it is about sharing the data that we have at every echelon, or at least ever

fire crews dealing with a series of spot fires near the santa teresa water treatment plant along colleenrive. we are told as many as six small fires now are burning. in the distance you can see smoke on ours and has a camera. the disturbing part of all of this, witnesses tell authorities they saw someone setting the fires. now, a person is being interviewed right now by san jose police, the fires each about five acres. chapter 5 is headed to the scene, we will have more information throughout the evening on kpix.com. >>> finally tonight, somebody give this coyote his own instagram page. jeff cooperman got this incredible image at the golden gate bridge overlooked today. at first he thought he spotted a dog it turned out to be an incredibly calm and photogenic coyote who seemed happy to strike a pose. everyone was commenting today on how jeff was able to get the coyote so perfectly lined up with the bridges spire. apparently he has done this before and knew exactly where to post. >> i think the coyote is saying wait, what is that, is that a person, a human being? i haven't seen one of the

this morning those fires are covering 90 acres in the santa teresa hills are 60% contained. firefighters are now in a mop up stage while watching for hotspots. the residence has she was at a dog park when she saw a man writing small fires in her neighborhood. >> he had a big machete, we thought it was a stick, but it was this big sharp object that looked like a machete. he was lighting the brush. >> air sports can quickly and helped more than 100 firefighters on the ground does the bulk of the flames. a neighbor took a photo as a man was chased and led away in handcuffs. >> these fires were purposefully set and we have a suspect we are interviewing and that was witnessed in the act. >> firefighters expect to stay on the scene into this afternoon, we will bring you a live update at 5:00 a.m. >>> a fire that destroyed several homes in suisun city is being called arson. they know who the suspects are and now they are trying to track them down. the fire burned three homes to the ground and caused major damage to four others on maple street. the wildlife center says the building