torres: well -- mr. trez: i want to -- mr. torres: i want to speak to that. they say that's the cause of america's economic dominance. do you think it's the cause of america's economic dominance or a consequence of it? chair powell: to me it's more of a consequence. and also, there tends to be an equilibrium where one currency becomes the accepted global standard and that has been the dollar for some time and i expect that it will be for some time, continue to be. mr. torres: it's often said that the fed has employment and -- do you think it's equally binding on the fed or does one supersede each other? chair powell: they are perfectly equal under the law. mr. torres: what does it mean to have a 2% inflation target? the latest, notwithstanding, does it mean the federal reserve will continue raising interest rates until the 2% target is reached even if doing so comes at maximum employment as well as financial stability? chair powell: no, it doesn't mean that. it does not. so the way we think about it is most of the time the two goals are aligned in the sense,

torres. mr. lynch, i found her testimony encouraging, and you act with the sentiments i from georgia growers every day, which is a want a commonsense bipartisan solution because the current situation is untenable. can you describe the impact, the uncertainty that growers face when they are suddenly saddled with a double-digit increase in -- they haven't had ability to plan was certainly interfacing other input costs, hikes. why is it necessary as part of a conference until that will address labor and human rights protections that will provide a path to legal status for the undocumented farm like a workforce that we address the urgent needs of growers to get certainly and stability on their cost? >> absolutely. senator, want to thank you for your work on the bipartisan effort that you try to lead on this. it's a very important issue at a thank you stated that well. as far as the uncertainty, we just don't have enough land. no one can rightfully say they could manage a business that you could fores

torres was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. >> but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> but i was the celts are for and, you know, my mother lost her home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounced into another family member's home and some of our some of our families and silicon valley now are not so lucky. the challenge comes from sketch. opie, a formerly homeless san jose resident who now sits on the housing and community development commission. >> right now, the city council is getting ready to vote on a new 137 million dollars spending bill mayor matt mahan and some of the council members want to spend it immediate solutions like overnight shelters, but some homeless advocates believe affordable housing development is a better long-term solution. >> torrez says he's hoping this

torres on that point or mr. costa?nder the migrant and seasonal worker protection act where workers have a private cost of action are we seeing thousands and thousands of private lawsuits in this area? mr. costa: absolutely not. what we saw for the workers that actually have that right, there were 33 lawsuits nationwide last year out of the entire farm workforce. chairman durbin: mr. carr, i hope the only reasons you appear on cnn will be for the quality of your peaches. several kennedy: -- sen. cassidy: -- sen. kaine: eddie it seems to me, america was born on a farm. you cannot operate a farm without workers. we cannot feed ourselves or our worlds's neighbors without farmworkers. sometimes we need help from neighbors who live in foreign countries. is that a fair statement for mr. costa? mr. costa: yes, i believe immigrants play an important role. senator kennedy: do you believe illegal immigration is illegal? mr. costa: yes. senator kennedy mr. sequeira do you agree with that? mr. sequeira: yes, sir. senator kennedy:

medio millÓn de guatemaltecos irÁn las urnas para elegir a su presidente en segunda vuelta, entre torresue esta vez los guatemaltecos depÓsitorÁn su confianza en ella _. >> vamos a ganar la presidencia, voy a ser la primera mujer presidenta de guatemala, nos estamos preparando para eso, pido a la poblaciÓn que confÍen en mÍ. >> arÉvalo, hijo del presidente que liderÓ la revoluciÓn en 1941 fue la gran sorpresa de la jornada electoral debido a que no figuraba entre los favoritos entre las encuestas. >> su confianza ha sido depositada en un partido que precisamente creciÓ para recuperar la polÍtica para la gente decente. >> para la poblaciÓn ahora quedan dos alternativas para elegir a su nuevo gobernante el prÓximo 20 de agosto. las elecciones generales tuvieron un alto grado de participaciÓn ciudadana que casi llegÓ al 60%. sin embargo, el voto nulo y en blanco alcanzÓ casi un 25%, cifra que supera el 16% con el que sandra torres ganÓ la contienda. >> en guatemala, noticias telemundo. >> esta noche aÚn hay tormentas severas en la costa este del paÍs que siguen produciendo fuertes vientos,

lucas de la torre le pega. el capitÁn amÉrica le da con la zurda.undo palo. serÁ de porterÍa. triple cambio. mira nomÁs. ya confirmamos esos cambios. otra vez. de la torre. en el 1—1 para davis. se salva la selecciÓn de estados unidos. >> buenÍsima. Él va con la opciÓn cruzada. >> ahÍ esta, ya no deberÍamos. estÁ da por confirmar el tercero. >> se va a kennedy. ingresa y se va osorio. esto es con la finalidad de liderar a alfonso davis. francÉs: hay que darle posibilidad. alcanza a llegar. >> por quÉ empezÓ con este equipo? >> cada vez estÁ de regreso la liga de me x. ya se viene el apertura. >> van a perfil natural. siguen en el medio campo y el frente los tres. le de la ventaja. en los botines de este jugador que no habÍa aparecido mucho. la hace bien. mire usted cÓmo pelea. acaba de ingresar. lo moviÓ mucho. atenciÓn. se vuelve a salvar canadÁ. centro peligroso. sigue robinson. la marca el Árbitro. otra vez estados unidos muy cerca de sellar esta victoria. atenciÓn con esta entra individual. >> no nos deja hacer absolutamente nada. >> quÉ tan rÁp

torres and companies owned by building as jeff bezos, richard branson and eat on mosque has been making headlines with sending paying customers into space. how developed is commercial, deep ocean exploration, and why do people go into these extreme expeditions? well, that's a good question. i think it's an adventure, right? um, people have done adventures since the humans are on and everything else. and so i think that's one of the main reasons that people just the same for the venture. um, i'm not i think i'm quite certain that this kind of tourism that has led now to this tragic loss of, of the title is not helping um you know, learning more about the deep sea for example. um, but i think we also um, from the marine boat from this working group i'm leaving, we are looking into the, the impact of research even we are doing. and we are doing this in principle to, to learn and understand the ocean and the, it consist of and not just to have a glimpse of, of some sea creatures down there. i mean, the, the deep echo system is very fridge island, very slow. it's very cold. and very deep, so

i'm dr leah torres and i'm medical director of the west alabama women's center.g that i've seen happen more than a few occasions, where people who would otherwise should have been helped were not and fortunately, find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens — whether that's death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don't have to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical license temporarily provoked, but she refuses to back down. 84% of maternal deaths are preventable and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to abortion care, the maternal mortality rate rises. more people die. so, over the past year, patients in alabama who've wanted or needed an abortion have had to travel hundreds of miles, normally by car and often, to florida. now

our first witness is diana torres. welcome concerts as chief executive officer of the united farm workers foundation, the nonprofit arm of the united farm workers of american union. we are also joined by adam lytch, deltacron asset correctly? thank you. adam lytch if you operations manager at l&m companies. the majority witnesses daniel costa and served as director of information policy long research of economic policy institute. senator graham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our witnesses are mr. leon sequeira. is that pretty close? thank you very story attorney in private practice way represents agricultural employers and ag associations across the country. he previously served at senate confirmed assistant secretary of labor for policy under president george w. bush. department of labor he was involved in developing the bush administration immigration policy reforms including the first overall of the h-2a program in more than 20 years. he received his bachelors degree from northwest missouri state university. his law d

san josé se vieron sorprendidos porque helicóptero sobrevolaban en la zona >> estaban revisando sus torresneas de presunción y las torres eléctricas para estar preparados para la temporada de incendios forestales >> estas inspecciones continuarán y no descartan que retomen actividad en la próxima semana. ya saben por qué lo hacen todo con el fin. >> hay que recordar que han sido provocados por líneas de transmisión del servicio eléctrico. >> la combinación de temperaturas altas, baja humedad y algo problema especialmente al haber lluvia y una mezcla de las dos. aunque no me lo crean, en junio vamos a ver un fin de semana con nubosidad , ahora nos toca el sol y vemos cómo se encuentra en san francisco el aeropuerto y el árbol ahí en la esquina. vemos este viento a lo largo de la costa entre 20 y 30 millas por hora. se espera a partir de esta noche y este sistema de baja presión ya actualmente se sigue alejando del este. va antes para dominar un sistema de alta presión. cambia bastante, pero temperaturas actuales agradables en los 60 y 70. especialmente que va a empezar junio. vemos un aumen

the north atlantic rescue crews are searching for the soft, but that wasn't missing well seeking torres to see the rec, the titanic, the hello. i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. german chancellor. all of folds that says he's speaking a more balanced relationship with china after hosting bilateral talks here in berlin. speaking after the meeting with chinese premier lee, john schultz emphasize the importance of direct talks with beijing any challenging global environment. he also called on china to raise its pressure on russia over the war and you crime, i knew the visit to berlin is premier lee chung's 1st for an trip since taking office and aimed at resetting relations between the 2 crating giants. or let's get more from our chief political editor, richard walker, who's been following this closely. richard um, we just heard from lee and schultz there. what would you be here from both leaders? yeah, well it was in sing flat. i mean this a press conference really didn't last very long. i think it was on the half an hour and it wasn't really much of a press conferen

oprime los nublados de la costa y por eso se pueden ver las montañas incluso se pudieran ver las torresreíble los microclimas en el área de la bahía especialmente en las cosas pero hacia el interior 102°. >> por lo -1 fin de semana cálidos y si vamos a tener. >> disfrútelo pero ahora vamos a ver las temperaturas de verano para fin de semana festivo, así que también las autoridades están indicando que es importante conocer las señales de advertencia cuando uno sufre un golpe de calor. >> más de 700 personas mueren cada año por alguna red enfermedad resanado por esto por ejemplo agotamiento por calor o insolación. >> por eso siente mucho calor o ve a una persona acalorada busque una sombra, traté de iniciar su cuerpo o de las personas impactadas por el calor echándole aire con lo que encuentra el roedor y si el cuerpo no se enfría llame al 911 y asegúrese de mantenerse hidratado y este en una zona fresca, muy importante. >> y más donde el calor esté más extremo. >> también usa ropa de color claro, muy importante. >> y también si está muy ligera también se puede quemar y enseguida tenemos

erika: sandra torres lidera las encuestas.ombatir la pobreza, logrÓ llegar a ser candidato despuÉs de ser procesada por financiamiento electoral no reportado, su caso fue desestimado. >> miren como estÁn las calles, no tienen drenaje, gente abandonada. reportera: rÍos, a pesar de que se prohÍbe la participaciÓn de los familares de los presidentes que intervinieron en un golpe de estado, como el caso de su padre, efraÍn, quien fue acusado de mÚltiples masacres en el conflicto armado interno logrÓ su candidatura. ofrece seguridad. nuestro plan tiene mucho carÁcter, mucha determinaciÓn, fuerzas de tarea conjunta, un potro territorial marÍtimo aÉreo. edmun ofrece combatir la corrupciÓn, sido seÑalado fuertemente por haber seÑalado adopciones irregulares. yo ayude a unos huÉrfanos de la guerra, ayudÓ a unos niÑos y hubo una acusaciÓn falsa en mi contra. en este aÑo electoral los ataques contra la prensa aumentaron, como es el caso del periodista josÉ rubÉn zamora, quien fue sentenciado por lavado de dinero, tendrÁ que pagar $38,500

torres: thank you. thank you, ranking member meeks, for your friendship and mentoring and thank you chairman mccaul and ranking member meeks for setting the gold standard of bipartisanship here in congress. i want to thank the gentleman from new york, mike lawler, for his legislative partnership and leadership. if there's one cause that should transcend partisanship it is peace in the middle east. building a bridge in the asia world is neither a democratic value or a republican value it's an american value. the abraham accords is an affirmation of ashe-israeli peace and a rejection of b.d.s. as a real thoisk past. the three nos of the khartoum resolution have been replaced by the three yeses of the abraham accords. yes to recognition of israel. yes to negotiations with israel. and yes to peace with israel. the abraham accords is an american achievement so monumental that it demands and deserves its own special envoy whose sole and singular mission is to build on the inex-rabble -- inexorable progress in

i'm michael torres the current chair person for the commission. i have been a san francisco resident for 35 years. 13 years a d3 resident in lower knob hill your. i was appointed in assessment of 2019. as a commissioner, i spent 2 years as a commission secretary and currently in my second year as commission chair. as xhorn, i worked make the commission more community base anded listen to san franciscans. as i have been chair we average 30 people each meeting. and we had highs as much as 110 depending on the topic you heard of those topics i know they have reached out to you. in addition, one thing i tried work on is transparency issues to try to gain trust in the upon did the of animal care and control. that has been a hot topic among attendees. i have encouraged out reach to our under served community. we are seeing progress on that. and as chair person i helped to transification from in person meeting to remote and become to in person meeting and help with website migration from the sfgov.org to the current website. i'm working with the city att

torres, is now recognized. mr. torres: thank you, mr. chai. thank you, chairman powell. as you know, the u.s. has foreign adversaries, particularly the c.c.p., that seem intent on dedollarization. how serious should dedollarization be taken in your view? chair powell: well, the status of the united states of the dollar as the world's reserve currency is a very important thing to us. i think the reason we have that status is largely due to our great democratic institutions, the rule of law, and the fact that we have generally speaking had strong levels of price stability and i think the dollar will reman the reserve currency as long as those things are in place. >> well i want to -- mr. torres: i want to speak to that. they say that's the cause of america's economic dominance. do you think it's the cause of america's economic dominance or a consequence of it? chair powell: to me it's more of a consequence. and also, there tends to be an equilibrium where one currency becomes the accepted global standard and that has been the dollar for some time and i expect that it will

i missioner thomas i and commissioner torres. i okay. your permit application is conditionally granted. please follow up with senior analyst rice for next steps. congratulations. okay. the last item on the agenda is item number seven commissioner comments and questions. okay. commissioner thomas. just wanted to say happy pride, everyone. and give a shout out to our fans . queer nightlife audience. it's producers, managers, promoters, everyone. if it weren't for lgbtq folks, we wouldn't have nearly the fantastic quality of nightlife that we have in the city. so thank you. and everyone enjoy themselves safely. please this weekend. thank you, commissioner thomas. happy pride. i'd like to echo commissioner thomas sentiments and also extend my thanks to senior analyst rice and the entertainment commission staff and commissioner thomas for her earlier ongoing and many years of work in in we were able to do a joint narcan training at the midnight sun in the castro lgbtq cultural district. it was a partnership between this commission, that cultu

. >> voting open up more councilmember omar torres says that he's for the challenge. kron four's amanda hari spoke with the council member. she's joining us now live with more on his decision to participate. >> council member torres says he wants to serve the unhoused community in sac jose and he thinks spending a night in a shelter. we'll help him better understand how we can help those individuals. long term. >> a challenge from a formerly homeless san jose resident is about to become a reality council member. omar torres is getting ready to pack a bag and spend a night at a local homeless shelter willing to listen. >> we're willing to to to come when there where they're at. >> and have these brutal discussions right up of why they are in house. what what else? they may need. what other services. >> they may need. was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. all all right, thank you, james and bart as he said, it's going to offer more service for today's 53rd annual san francisco pride parade and celebration. the transit agency says it's running all five lines from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. today. and they will add trains if they're needed specific event trains will be staged to depart from san francisco stations beginning at 4 p.m. bart handled nearly 134,000 trips during last year's pride parade, which was 112% of pre pandemic. sunday's in june and pride celebrations are happening all over the bay area . a crowd of more than 100 people marched through santa rosa yesterday for what was called a pride solidarity march, an organization called women's march. santa rosa organized that event. leaders say they work to spread a message of acceptance and inclusion and we have a lot of stories focused on pride month on our website to get caught up just go to ktvu. com slash pride. all right. time now , 706. if you're heading to ty,d . little chilly out

las autoridades buscan a un tercer sospechoso, tratan de pedir la pena de muerte para torres, mientrasn puerto rico. >> fue sin ninguna razÓn. [disparos] maity: este es el aterrador sonido de mÁs de 30 disparos en plena calle, la policÍa revelÓ un vÍdeo que muestra el auto audi color negro que usaron los pistoleros que atacaron en cincinnati, ohio, cuatro personas, tres de ellas niÑos, sufrieron heridas de balas y recibir otros elementos en un hospital. jorge: un hispano de sÓlo 10 aÑos que se quitÓ la vida agobiado por las burla y los insultos en su escuela. psu padre contÓ el sufrimiento que significaba la escuela para su hijo y las quejas que ellos presentaron. fabiola: a sus 10 aÑos jean luca disfrutaban de jugar en el parque, practicar nataciÓn, hacer mÚsica y pasar tiempo con sus abuelos. >> si caminaba en la calle y encontraba una flor silvestre era para mÍ, y si tomaba la flor me la ponÍan el pelo. fabiola: pero su padre dice que hace seis meses eso cambiÓ cuando lucas le contÓ que era vÍctima de bullying en su escuela. >> que era un niÑo raro, que estaba gordo, que era feo, qu

. >> first hand before voting to open up more councilmember omar torres says that he's >> up for thehallenge. kron four's amanda hari talk with the council member and she joins us in studio with more on his decision to do this >> council member torres says he wants to serve the unhoused community in san jose and he thinks spending a night in a shelter. we'll help him better understand how we can help those individuals. >> long term. >> a challenge from a formerly homeless san jose resident is about to become a reality council member. omar torres is getting ready to pack a bag and spend a night at a local homeless shelter willing to listen. >> we're willing to to to come when there where they're at. >> and have these brutal discussions right up of why they are in house. what what else? they may need. what other services they may need tours was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. >> but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at on

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torres was just elected in november.he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> but i was the celts are for and, you know, my mother lost her home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounce into another family member's home and some of our some of our families and silicon valley now are not so lucky. the challenge comes from sketch. opie, a formerly homeless san jose resident who now sits on the housing and community development commission. >> right now, the city council is getting ready to vote on a new 137 million dollars spending bill mayor matt mahan and some of the council members want to spend it on immediate solutions like overnight shelters, but some homeless advocates believe affordable housing development is a better long-term solution. torrez says he's hoping this experience wi

torres was just elected in november.overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> i was the celts are for and, you know, my mother lost their home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounce into another family member's home and some of our some of our families and silicon valley now are not so lucky. the challenge comes from sketch. opie, a formerly homeless san jose resident who now sits on the housing and community development commission. >> right now, the city council is getting ready to vote on a new 137 million dollars spending bill mayor matt mahan and some of the council members want to spend it on immediate solutions like overnight shelters, but some homeless advocates believe affordable housing development is a better long-term solution. torrez says he's hoping this experience will help inform

torres was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> but i was the celts are for and, you know, my mother lost her home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounced into another family member's home and some of our some of our families and silicon valley now are not so lucky. the challenge comes from sketch. opie, a formerly homeless san jose resident who now sits on the housing and community development commission. >> right now, the city council is getting ready to vote on a new 137 millionrdollars spending bill mayor matt mahan and some of the council members want to spend it on immediate solutions like overnight shelters, but some homeless advocates believe affordable housing development is a better long-term solution. >> torrez says he's hoping this

torres was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> i was the celts are for and, you know, my mother lost their home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounce into another family member's home and some of our some of our families and silicon valley now are not so lucky. the challenge comes from sketch. opie, a formerly homeless san jose resident who now sits on the housing and community development commission. >> right now, the city council is getting ready to vote on a new 137 million dollars spending bill mayor matt mahan and some of the council members want to spend it on immediate solutions like overnight shelters, but some homeless advocates believe affordable housing development is a better long-term solution. torrez says he's hoping this experi

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council member torres says he wants to serve the unhoused community in san jose. anything spending a night in a shelter will help him better understand how we can help those individuals. long-term, a challenge from a formerly homeless san jose resident is about to become a reality. >> council member omar torres is getting ready to pack a bag and spend a night at a local homeless shelter willing to listen. >> we're willing to to to come when there where they are at. >> and have these brutal discussions right up of why they are in house. what what else? they may need. what other services. >> they may need. was just elected in november. he says he's visited overnight shelters, but only during the day when there are nearly empty. but then he received an e-mail asking to spend the night in a shelter and knew it was the right thing to do. he says at one point he came close to homelessness himself. >> i was a surfer. and you know, my mother lost their home in the in the great recession. we were able to immediately bounce into another family member's home and some of our

torres joins me now live. dr. torres, good morning.o doctors have long-term concerns about subscribing it to long-term healthy patients? >> reporter: good morning, willie. the vast majority will suffer gastrointestinal issues, bloating, constitution, diarrhea. even the websites warn of kidney issues, thyroid, tumors, even vision changes. we do know in one study the vast majority of people, 70%, stopped the medication over a two-year period and when somebody does stop the medication they're going to get weight cycling, their weight will get back to what it was, maybe even higher, increases in blood sugar, and they are also going to get increases in appetite and cravings. it does take a couple weeks for the medication to wear off. they'll start noticing it but essentially what that's telling us the medication works but only as long as you take it, willie. >> so interesting. it is a phenomenon. dr. torres, thanks so much for explaining it all to us. we appreciate it. >>> up next here a new "sunday sitdown" with scarlett johansson on testi

. >>> detalles sobre el problema de la inclinaciÓn de la torre milenio que estÁ en el downtown en saniudad la situaciÓn en esta zona atmosfÉrica con cielos despejados, precisamente allÍ vemos que el panorama es bastante soleado y despejado, vamos con guillermo que quiroz y mÁs de las temperatura, cuÉntanos. >>> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. mito de semana asÍ iniciamos el verano ya con condiciones agradables seguimos con este sistema que sigue trayendo el aire fresco seguimos con temperaturas que continÚan ligeramente abajo del promedio. la calidad del aire extranjeraed y la estamos viendo al norte en mÍ costas, al este, al sur de la bahÍa. por lo menos a lo largo desa semana hasta el fin de semana se va a mantener muy buena la calidad del aire oiga por cierto. en algunos partes del paÍs el problema continÚa con la contaminaciÓn por los incendios estancado el aire mientras seguimos disfrutando de muy buenas condiciones, vamos a ver las tipo tÚs abajo del promedio, a un josÉ 73, la mÁxima a 76 grados, y vemos temperaturas en los 77 al igual que esta zona, solamente pittsburg estarÁ llegando

relata con preocupaciÓn jairo torres. logrÓ localizar el remolque donde guarda sus instrumentos.ra allÁ inmediatamente. seno y —— vio o llego y vio cÓmo sucediÓ. esta es con este hispano. me contratan a mÍ, hacemos un contrato y a ellos les gusta eso. quÉ tengo que hacer? una renta cuesta como $3000 en esa pantalla asÍ de grande. son casi $12,000. queremos asegurar equipos o herramientas de trabajo para que si usted es vÍctima de robo pueda estar protegido. lo va a cubrir frente al tercera personas otro tipo de coberturas que se agregan o lo que se dice tambiÉn una pÓliza marino interior. un electricista, un contratista. en caso de que lo roben puede cubrir hasta el 50% de los costos. >> debe tener una lista de lo que tienen y del valor de cada equipo. son experiencias que te pasan y tienes que aprender de eso. la policÍa busca a un sospechoso de agresiÓn sexual. el ataque se registrÓ el pasado 6 de junio. este sujeto habrÍa ingresado a una casa para abusar de una persona. recomiendan no establecer contacto con este hombre. >> se considera peligroso porque no tiene conciencia y l

escobosa: el acadÉmico juan carlos torres recuerda a otro caso, el de un estudiante.maron viva. los grupos de pandillas", "¿y entonces por quÉ?", "porque se metiÓ con un hermano de un joven de la pandilla". escobosa: en 2017, el salvador fue considerado el paÍs mÁs violento del continente americano, segÚn la oficina de las naciones unidas contra las drogas y el delito. solo ese aÑo registrÓ 61.8 homicidios por cada 100.000 habitantes. >> hemos vivido una vida dura. yo tengo de vivir aquÍ, en esta colonia, 25 aÑos. escobosa: ella reside en la colonia de la campanera, en la ciudad de soyapango. por temor a represalias, prefiere no compartir su nombre. >> nosotros hemos sufrido tanto. hemos llorado, pero llorado. escobosa: no me diga, ¿quÉ pasaba? cuÉntenme. >> que mi hijo es licenciado en contadurÍa pÚblica. pero como por vivir en esta zona jamÁs encontrÓ trabajo. escobosa: segÚn ella, los residentes de la campanera estaban marcados. nadie los contrataba. nadie les concedÍa un crÉdito. eran considerados un riesgo, pues venÍan de una colonia dominada por los pandilleros.

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. thank you, james. also new this morning, we are monitoring a crash that involved about a half dozen vehicles and is causing a big backup in the hayward area. that wreck happened about 4:00 this morning. interstate 880 past the highway 92 split. at least one vehicle overturned, another caught fire. chp reports the crash may have started with cars racing on the freeway. medics called to that scene, but there's no word on who was injured or the extent of those injuries. alert, though, was issued just before 430 because the one, two and three northbound lanes, 880 were blocked at the time. chp clearing the mess right now. but the two lanes do remain blocked. and of course, we'll keep you updated throughout the show this morning. well, oakland's mayor shengtao spoke out after several miners are accused of going on an east bay crime spree and have not been charged. alameda county district attorney pamela price says there is not enough evidence to file charges. but the cases are still under investigation. res

. >> relata con preocupaciÓn jairo torres. >> la ubique en el telÉfono. >> hasta dÓnde llegÓ y grabÓiÓn que con su banda ser cansa de montar el yo. una renta cuesta como $20,000. son $4000 por un evento. >> jairo, sus elementos musicales estÁn valorados en $10,000. >> yo recomiendo una pÓliza de negocio. tambiÉn otro tipo de coberturas que se agregan. lo que se dice tambiÉn una pÓliza de lugar a lugar. una contratista. >> son 300 hasta $1000. en caso de que lo roben puede cubrir hasta el 100 por ciento. desde el cuidado preventivo hasta los medicamentos recetados y los servicios de pediatría. medi-cal provee cobertura para usted y su familia. mantenga su información de contacto actualizada porque las renovaciones iniciarán pronto. y si recibe un formulario de renovación por correo, complételo y envíelo lo más pronto posible. >> podrÍa ver reflejado un cobro. esto fue lo que le pasÓ una mujer que se comunicÓ con "noticias univisiÓn 14". >> en "noticias univisiÓn 14" se comunicaron con un abogado laboral. >> si son mÁs de seis personas. depende de nuestra una . >> en la abogado dice qu

and the submarine team is hoping to attempt to rescue the subversive goal was caring for torres and the pilot. now the coast guard says the time is running out for those on board the dock sea bed of the north atlantic, the wall to re grave of the ill fated titanic. this is what passages of the titan sub hoping to see off the setting off for the expedition on sunday. the best the last contact within hours rescue is have searched an area of a hawk, the size of belgium. but time is running out. our crews are working around the clock to ensure that we're doing everything possible to locate the titan and the 5 crew members. yesterday, we set up a unified command. this is a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. the sub is fault to having the oxygen to last until thursday morning, local time. but despite the multi operational search experts of thought from optimistic it can be found in time. honestly, it's finding a needle in a, in a haystack. so 1st, you know, when you bought bowls the surface, we can use a gps, we can

james torres has the story. this is the aids life cycle ride. more than 1400 people are involved together, raising more than $11.7 million toward aids research. from the parking lot of cow palace in daly city. feet pushed the pedals. it means a lot that the community comes out to support this event, an event part of the bay area for nearly 30 years. a more than 500 mile bike ride to los angeles. each person riding, raising thousands of dollars for aids research and resources as a person living with hiv, myself. this is a very personal cause and i know that every dollar is making a world of difference in the lives of those we serve. dr. tyler tamir is the executive director of the sf aids foundation. his agency partners with the lgbt center in los angeles to put the ride together. it's wonderful that we can raise visibility between san francisco all the way down to l.a. about the fact that hiv and aids is still a crisis facing our communities. this man from la says it's his seventh trip. a bike ride is a great way to raise awareness and to help e

torres, for five minutes. miss tmrs. torres: madam speakei rise to demand justice for a family still in search of answers. over three years after his murder, army specialist enrique martinez's mother, and sister still don't know what happened to their beloved son and brother. before he was even old enough to vote, he felt called to serve for a purpose much greater than himself. his dedication to our nation compelled him to enlist in the army when he was only 17 years old. while stationed at fort bragg in north carolina, specialist martinez went camping in the outer banks with seven of his fellow soldiers. on may 22, 2020, he disappeared. seven soldiers camping with him failed to report him missing. they failed to provide information that could lead to solving his murder. instead, they claimed that he was suicidal. however, a week later when his head surfaced, specialist roman martinez was found washed ashore. only his head. he was only 21 years old. old enough to order a beer for himself. he had the rest of his life ahea

since moving to alabama in 2019, doctor torres has - in 2019, doctor torres has faced death threats and refuses to back down. provoked, but she refuses to back down-— back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are — back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are preventable, - back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are preventable, andj deaths are preventable, and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to medical care, the death rate rises. more people die. over the ast rises. more people die. over the past year. _ rises. more people die. over the past year, patients - rises. more people die. over the past year, patients in - the past year, patients in alabama who have wanted or needed an abortion have had to travel hundreds of miles, normally by car and offered to florida. this neighbouring states does have restrictions in place but the 15 week ban is far more permissive compared to other parts of the southeast. as i think we are going to see florida's reproductive care system hangs in the balance. once upon a time, the home of disney was viewed as a swing states. but in recent years it has slipp

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. okay, thank you, james.ot overnight at a home in antioch. the shooting happened on sunset lane. and felicia court. the video from the scene shows some balloons that were tied to the home where that shooting happened. and then police were out there. as you can see there in the backyard, they were looking for bullet casings and marking evidence. we do know some people were taken to area hospitals. right now, we are still waiting to confirm how many people were hurt and still waiting for information on their conditions. time now is 903. the san francisco based autonomous vehicle company cruise is now facing some criticism, all tied to that shooting in san francisco. emergency medical and fire. i got to get it out of here now. twitter user posted this video on friday night showing the frustration of a police officer who watched that cruise vehicle with no one inside. get very close to that crime scene where nine people were shot. cruise tweeted a response to the situation saying, like all of us in san francisco,

ktvu james torres is live and says the event is not a race.t's a major fundraiser for aids research. good morning, james. hey, frank. good morning to you. we just saw about 1400 people on bikes take off from cal police here headed down to the la area. a lot of excitement here. a lot of turnout, too, for a sunday morning. we were pretty impressed by the number of people out here getting a first look at all this. joining me this morning is dr. tyler tamir and mr. joe holland, donor each of you guys kind of playing a part here of what we're seeing this morning. dr. tamir, i'm going to start with you here. you're with the sf aids foundation. what's this all about? why are you guys here today? yeah, today our cyclists are riding out of the cow palace, making their first day of a seven day journey between san francisco and los angeles to raise lifesaving dollars for the work that we do here in san francisco and down in la. you see so many people who come out here. i mean, overpass was lined with people, sidewalk line people, 1400 people on bikes. wh

james torres live from the alameda waterfront at the electrify expo.ybe a test drive for you. good morning, frank. good morning to you. well, we are having a ton of fun out here this morning. not too many people out here yet because we're still a couple hours away from the doors actually opening. but for the last hour, we've shown you a number of the electric cars that you can check out. but we still have a number of bikes we can show you. we've got scooters here. you've mentioned it, surfboards, motorcycles, a number of different toys that you can play with while you're out here. well, one cool part of the expo here is this the demos. you can actually just walk up to a number and say, hey, i want to try this out. i've never been on an ev bike before or i've never been on an electric scooter before. i want to see what it's actually like. so let's show you what it's actually like here. safety first. these guys were nice enough to give us a little bit of a helmet here, and we actually forgot our lavalier mic to clip it onto our shirt. so i'm going to wea

garcia, james torres, thank you.es with tax money. the group called our kids our future is relaunching a child care tax measure effort in sonoma county. the voter led campaign is proposing a quarter cent sales tax to help pay for child care employees expand the local child care network and other early childhood treatments and services. organizers must have almost 20,000 signatures by december 11th to qualify for the general election next year. oakland police say they're responding to an increase in robberies at atms across the city. in several recent cases, victims were using the atm when they were robbed of their belongings. in other cases, the victims were followed or to another location, followed home or to another location after using an atm. and then they were robbed. police say there will be additional officers in those areas of the city. i think it's surprising to a certain level, but also i feel like a lot of people that live in the bay area are very desensitized to stuff like that. so for me, i'm like, oh wo

i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. the directors guild of america has reached a tentative agreement with hollywood's top studios and streaming companies. the deal includes higher wages and better benefits. also protections against artificial intelligence and streaming residuals. the agreement is set to be submitted to the national board this week, a date for a vote has not been released means i'm. the writers strike continues in hollywood, now into its fifth week. the writers are negotiating for higher wages, more residuals, regulations, also on ai and guaranteed staffing minimums. the strike has stopped production on a number of shows, and this weekend, rap artist snoop dogg was set to take the stage, along with several guests and a full orchestra for his snoop dogg and friends show at the hollywood bowl. both he and dr. dre, who was produced in the event, decided to postpone the show to stand in solidarity with the writers. while rain is finally helping firefighters in canada reeling from its wildfire season. as fox'

torres strait islander say the australian government put their lives at risk by failing to cut emissions and failing to adapt in time. well, for pro like i lose you as long as they were under water. that is very cool. was hybrid and we will have is a better where silos food is a for. yeah. that's why we as a prime minister, you come i see your own eyes. what's happening then it'll tell you what's happening around, sorry, about relieved you're older than the uh is a veteran. can i say that the, your headlines on houses 0. this our, the commander of ukraine's ground forces says his troops or advancing on the russian occupied city of buff. moved footage, released by ukraine's army, appears to show russian positions under fire near the eastern city, elsewhere in the eastern done. yet scrooge in moscow says it has stopped the major ukrainian offensive authorities say 250 ukrainian troops or killed in 16 tanks destroyed. charles stratford has more from keith.