en mÉxico vÁzquez, conocido como el brujo mayor, hace sus predicciones para el 2020 sobre estados unidosel presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. comienza su ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con enrique y patricia. conductora: el presidente trump estuvo esta noche en miami, florida, donde se reuniÓ con miles de personasen un templo evangÉlico. como parte de su campaÑa electoral. en su discurso el mandatario abordÓ diversos temas como el operativo que abatiÓ al lÍder militar iranÍ. tenemos un resumen de las palabras. >> comenzÓ su discurso diciendo que habÍa ordenado la muerte en nombre de la paz. y que el general iranÍ planeaba un ataque muy importante de proporciones mayores en contra de estadounidenses. trump se autoproclamÓ el mejor amigo que han tenido los evangÉlicos en la casa blanca. su retÓrica anti aborto levaliÓ la ovación del pÚblico en varias ocasiones. >> muy importante saber que los demÓcratas quieren extender la aboliciÓn de la salud como punto . yo pienso que es muy feo. >> no dejÓ pasar la oportunidad de defender su promesa

apx fives joe vazquez shows us how the popular musical ended its run. >> reporter: is now officially the end of an era. after 45 years the final curtain is coming down on beach bank at babylon. a show that has brought laughter to audiences in san francisco for generations. some of these audience members tell us tears are inevitable. >> sure, it's the last one. >> reporter: those lucky enough to have tickets and were able to watch the very last two shows. earlier this year the producer decided it was time to shut down beach blanket babylon. >> this very emotional for me. am very excited to see the show and sad to see it close. >> girl, you need to get yourself on stage. >> reporter: since 1974 the troop has been scorching politicians and pop idols all while wearing huge hats and outrageous costumes. singing and dancing about current events which has made it an ever-changing performance. the actor who plays king louis recently told my colleague that tonight is especially sad for the cast and crew. >> what william is about being king louis as you have been for the last 25 years. >> the

a suspicious circumstance led san jose police to the ez 8 motel, found 55-year-old vazquez leaving aoor, victim, 14-year-old girl, inside. >> nobody taking nobody's young daughter and kidnapping her like that, that's just is not right. >> reporter: joshua holmes didn't know about the crime that started in cap toll la where vazquez met the girl, drugged her, called two other men. vasquez, salvador and avarenga drove the girl to san jose. pd reports vasquez assaulted her in the vehicle. arrived at ez 8, carried her to room and assaulted her again. other guests call it painful but not shocking. >> work in the industry, doesn't sploo surprise me at all. >> reporter: girl used snapchat to let her friends know she was kidnapped. police used features inside the app to find her. felony, false imprisonment, rape by intoxication and controlled substance and others. all three men booked into santa clara county jail, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> tonight anger and frustration for parents at private catholic school in san francisco, say the administration mishandled a threat by a student. l

joe vazquez is there. >> reporter: this ordeal started right here at this cafe behind me. oakland police say a man was killed after trying to get his laptop back from the thieves who stole it from him. it happened around 11:30 this morning. the victim was working on his laptop at the suspect, and suddenly one suspect or several snatched the laptop and ran away. the victim chased them to their car. >> the suspect or suspects got into the vehicle with the laptop. the victim continued to try and get the laptop back, and at that time in the 6100 block of antioch, the victim was critically injured. >> he was injured very badly. the right eye and right forehead was bleeding very badly. >> reporter: maria chan is a florist across the street. she said the victim was dragged down the block by the get away car. >> the young man just chased after him and got the car and hang on to the door of the car. and suddenly the car, you know, just drive fast and the young man's body swing, you know, swing towards the car parking on the side street. it happened so suddenly. >> reporter: the vic

a suspicious circumstance led san jose police to the ez 8 motel, found 55-year-old vazquez leaving a room on the second floor, victim, 14-year-old girl, inside. >> nobody taking nobody's young daughter and kidnapping her like that, that's just is not right. >> reporter: joshua holmes didn't know about the crime that started in cap toll la where vazquez met the girl, drugged her, called two other men. vasquez, salvador and avarenga drove the girl to san jose. pd reports vasquez assaulted her in the vehicle. arrived at ez 8, carried her to room and assaulted her again. other guests call it painful but not shocking. >> work in the industry, doesn't sploo surprise me at all. >> reporter: girl used snapchat to let her friends know she was kidnapped. police used features inside the app to find her. felony, false imprisonment, rape by intoxication and controlled substance and others. all three men booked into santa clara county jail, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> tonight anger and frustration for parents at private catholic school in san francisco, say the administration mishandled a

joe vazquez has more on how things escalated so quickly, and some of the video might be difficult to watch. >> reporter: several dozen community members gathered here at this county building in petaluma tonight to discuss the choking death of a sonoma county man at the hands of sheriff's deputies. >> get your hands back up. >> reporter: another body camera videoed released by the sheriff's department, you hear a deputy yelling loudly at a man in the car. the deputy thought he was a suspect, but it turns out 52-year-old david ward has been a victim of a carjacking. in a part of the video we're not going to show, deputy charles blount put ward in a choke hold while another officer tased him. ward died. last month the sheriff announced he was firing deputy blount. >> there was certainly no deescalation that occurred. >> reporter: tonight community members gathered. >> you heard them yelling at him, they were all escalations, and then they're tasing him and trying to pull him out through the window. i mean, that was ridiculous. >> there was a consensus that the choke hold was not an appr

joe vazquez on what landlords will no longer be able to check.>> reporter: the vote here at city council was unanimous, oakland becomes the first california city to ban criminal background checks for renters. >> all in favor. any opposed? any abstentions, it passes unanimously. >> a mix of emotions and feelings. >> reporter: getting out of prison in 2012, he struggled getting a place to live in oakland despite his job as an aviation mechanic, he ended up on the streets, contributing to the homeless crisis. >> it will allow people to move forward, and reduce recidivism. >> reporter: he has been lobbying hard for the city council to pass the fair housing ordinance, saying landlords cannot turn down renters because of criminal convictions. >> talking about family reunification, you are in a stronger position to get a job and go to school and get the help you need. >> reporter: they reread says it will benefit his own son, who will get out of prison in a few months. >> it will make a huge difference in his life as he begins to do the things that he ought to be doing. to improve the quality o

joe vazquez is live with more. >> reporter: behind me is sir francis drake, and this is where police say a suspect they were chasing crashed into this white pickup truck and eventually into a light pole and was killed. the chp says it all started at the marin square shopping center when police were flagged down by witnesses saying a person was busting windows in cars. >> he was holding what appeared to be a tire iron and glass on the floor like he had just broken the window. >> reporter: police say the man sped away. the chp took off right behind him. police lost the suspect quickly though. the suspect ran a red light, and that's where they say the driver of this white pickup libothe th spungh a green light pole and a bunch of other items. the fire department showed up a couple of minutes after the crash and he was pronounced dead on scene. >> it sounded like a bomb went off. >> reporter: eric lives nearby and knows the driver of the white pick up who police say had minor injuries. he says the fatal crash is unsettling. >> what scares me the most is just on this street and how busy i

we begin in oakland, joe vazquez is outside of the home on magnolia street where the evicted bombs are vowing to keep up their fight. >> reporter: activists are still gathered outside. on the property here on magnolia street is now unoccupied. it is fin step after an early morning eviction. tonight surrounded by supporters, the moms for housing held a barbecue outside of the fences. they contemplated their next move. >> i'm going to figure it out, i don't know. i don't even know where i'm sleeping tonight. >> reporter: early this morning around 5:15 am, the sheriff department arrived with a large force of tactical team, they carried rifles and blocked the street. they broke down the door. >> shame on you. shame on you. >> reporter: the those who were stated this house were forcibly evicted. they moved into the property on november 18. deputies arrested four people is a large crowd gathered. >> this is the kind of thing that your grandkids will be ashamed of. >> we are putting security guards inside of the property. we were hoping that the individuals who had been evicted from the home

. >> it happened at the starbucks in the montclair area, joe vazquez is there. >> reporter: this ordeal started right here at this cafi behind me. oakland police say a man was killed after he try to get his laptop back from the thieves who stole it from him. it happened around 11:30 this morning. the victim was working on his laptop at the starbucks on mountain boulevard. suddenly police say either one suspect or several of them snatched his laptop and ran away, chasing the thieves all the way to their getaway car. >> the suspect or suspects got into the vehicle with the laptop. the victim continued to try to get the laptop back. and at that time, in the 6100 block of antioch, the victim was critically injured. >> was injured very badly. right eye and right for head bleeding badly. >> reporter: maria chan is a florist across the street. she says the victim was tried on the block by the getaway car. >> that young man just chased after him and got the car and hang on the door of the car. and suddenly the car just drive fast. towards the car parked on the side of the street. >> it happened

joe vazquez says all this was allegedly happening under the radar in quiet residential neighborhoods. >> reporter: san jose police say this nondescript home in a middle class neighborhood is one of 2 brothels now shut down. the motion detector is out of wack and a string of lights is around a bush. it looks non descript, but it's actually a brothel. another home is also a brothel with christmas lights out front. the ages of the victims range from 24 to 54 years old. tonight 4 people are behind bars. the madam face s 3 charges of human trafficking. 3 others also face charges. >> they can operate in a lot of different ways. they are operating in plain sight those. >> reporter: kim is with community solutions, part of the south bay coalition trying to end human trafficking. >> it's important for the community to know that if they do feel that something is going wrong to reach out to law enforcement. >> reporter: in san jose, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> also in san jose tonight 3 men are behind bars accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl. the suspects abducted the g

kpix 5's joe vazquez in the montclare neighborhood with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: are two memorials tonight, one right here in front of the starbucks. this summer witnesses say the victim chased the thieves out the door and around this corner and confronted em ar theithe b that is where another memorial on the street is with the victim hit his head and eventually lost his life. >> i made on contact with the driver when he went to the interception, and i saw he had a bloodbath on, which i thought was kind of particular. >> reporter: aaron reeves and the starters were among those who witnessed the crime. they put notes and flowers today for the victim. >> we drew some pictures this morning to kind of talk about it and get through it. i know they saw the blood on the street and everything, and it's difficult to figure out how to process this. >> reporter: whitley city announced there was a to but officials have not identified the start or the vehicle. some in the business district say they are worried crime is getting worse here. robbers hit tom or valles store last w

kpix 5's joe vazquez is at levi's stadium with how some fans are planning for a once in a lifetime trip. >> reporter: after the 49ers victory, we heard fans say it over and over, we're going to miami. >> we're going to miami! >> reporter: but actually some fans are going to miami for the super bowl, and it's not going to be cheap. rex wong of san jose is a super fan about to drop some super cash. >> the tickets we got were about 6500. >> reporter: for 2 decent seats near the 50-yard line he's paying a total of $13,792. rex was hoping to take his long time friend and fellow season ticket holder randy, but his wife is expecting so he'll go with another friend who will split hotel costs and air fare to miami. >> you live once and can't put a price tag on the price of victory. we're the faithful, we love them, we bleed red and gold, so go niners, go faithful. >> reporter: you'll be bleeding some green. >> yes! it will be hurting for awhile, but if they can pull out the victory, it's worth it. >> reporter: we checked, and you could spend less. there are still some flights to miami under $500

. >> kpix5's joe vazquez has the latest developments. >> there has been a lot of talk, concern about the possibility of world war iii breaking out. that hasn't happened, but the president continues to threaten violence against iran including against that country's cultural treasures. just as an emotional funeral was held for a top military leader today, political leaders in iran shouted death to america. officials announced the death of a nuclear deal saying iran will no longer honor the 2015 agreement that limited uranium enrichment and thus the country's capability for nuclear weapons. >> there was sound and just and legal reason for the actions the president took. >> meanwhile in america there were escalating words from the white house tonight. president donald trump reiterated if iran retaliates against americans for the killing of the top iranian official, soleimani, the united sites of cultural significance in iran saying they're allowed to use roadside bombs and kill our opwe're not allowed to touch their cultural sites? it doesn't work that way. >> iran's culture is very old,

kpix 5's joe vazquez is live at sfo with how information is spreading fast, and not all of it accurate, joe? >> reporter: lives, the truth is all this hubbub is about a virus, like the common cold, like the flu, but it is so news that scientists don't know how deadly it will prove to be. but yeah, sometimes the truth can get lost in this constant flow of information, and sometimes misinformation. do a search for coronavirus on social media come and you will see some pretty unusual images, including homemade masks made of bottles. europe the coronavirus has led to the cancellation of three lunar new year events in the bay area this week. two in palo alto, one in dublin even though there are no cases in the bay area. here at sfo, we've seen folks wearing masks . that lenny changed her flight so she could go to india without going to hong kong. >> i'm in a crowded space. i don't know where people are coming from. i just want to be careful. >> reporter: why do you suppose people flip out so much? >> the media, and the media blow things out of proportion. >> reporter: that is us! >> i know!

. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is in the newsroom for us. >> so far no reports of any u.s. casualties. it's been several hours, they're still assessing, but think of how extraordinary this is. no americans have been reported hurt or killed despite more than a dozen missiles fired in their vicinity. now president trump did tweet tonight that quote all is well. assessment of casualties and damages taking place now. so far so good. but not everybody believes that all is completely well. video from iranian state tv shows missiles flying through the air. the iranian government is claiming responsibility for 2 attacks on military bases inside iraq. the pentagon says more than a dozen missiles were launched. iran's foreign minister said in a statement, the missile attack retaliation was a quote proportionate measure in self-defense. iran says at least one of the bases was targeted because it's where the armed attack on iran's top military official was launched. hours earlier, thousands poured into the streets for commander qassem soleimani's emotional funeral procession. iranian state tv repo

they need that morale. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> and a live look at the san jose airport where a sky west flight had to turn back earlier tonight over a mechanical issue. the buy lot of flight 3467 heading to san diego was getting an indicator of a possible door ajar. the plane returned and landed without incident. we reached outfor comment, but haven't heard back. >>> and there's new clues tonight in the shooting death of 2 boys in union city last year. police are now looking for a silver sedan similar to a late 2000s model toyota camera or corolla. a security camera caught the flashes of fire outside the elementary school where an 11 and 14-year-old boy were killed sitting alone in a van at 1:30 in the morning. neither of the boys attended the school they were at, although one was enrolled in the district. police hope the information on in the case. produce s > tonit placerville police are calling the death of a missing boy suspicious. during a news conference today, police released few details and took no questions, but investigators were seen at the family's home wher

pd reports vazquez sexually assaulted her in the vehicle. when they arrived at the e-z 8, they carried her to the room and assaulted her again. other guests call it painful but not shocking. >> i work in the industry, it doesn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: girl used snapchat to let her friends know she was kidnapped. police used features inside the app to find her. vasquez faces charges of felony false imprisonment, rape by intoxication or controlled substance and several others. all three men were booked into the santa clara county jail. in san jose, amanda dell castillo, abc7 news. >>> andrew yang says he is hopeful. last night he was in the bay area at a campaign raiser. he may not be polling at the top of the democratic pack but he's still hanging on tight in the race. the new york native says he feels a connection with bay area voters. >> many people here in the bay area are working on the future. the people here know what's coming. we need to let the rest of the country know what's coming. >> you're not polling at the top of the f

el recurso que podemos utilizar directamente >>wanda vÁzquez firmÓ una solicitud para que el presidentelare uno de los asaltos >> del territorio continentalun poderoso sistema que se plaza al de que ha cobrado la vida de mÁs o -7 personas con vientos y tormentas en el sureste. el cielo, carreteras, vuelos cancelados tenemos el preocupante panorama desde chicago vientos sostenidos de 130 en " por vientos de 125 millas por azotaron de luis la casa de las ancianas que quedÓ en ruinas. tambiÉn se ensaÑÓ contra otros estados del sureste del paÍs en oklahoma. terminÓ con la vida de otras tres personas. esto cobrÓ la vida de un bombero y un polis dÍa. la intensa lluvia deja sin electricidad lugares como mis tÍpico, tenÉs y arkansas >> estados como troya y las karol g aceptara la fe de las. deja varios reportes de tornado, granizo y rÁfagas de viento superando las 75 millas por hora. >> este sistema tambiÉn afectael lago michigan o las que podrÍan superar los 16 pies de altura equipos de emergencia fueron desplegados en el lago michigan por riesgo de inundaciÓn. >> mucho viento, mucha tarea que

victor vazquez: oh, thank you for inviting us.mian: so, we have some, you know, wonderful video, of course, of census takers and whatnot. talk about the biggest challenges that you're facing, especially in the mayfair community. victor: yeah, right now, we have 30% response rate. it's very low compared to other communities of 70%. and we feel like it has to do with a lot with like

amy: that is governor wanda vazquez.lso want to read a clip from professor yarimar bonilla's book "aftershocks of disaster," where she and a cowriter right -- "since hurricane maria made landfall, puerto ricans have found themselves relentlessly jolted by the storm's aftershocks. this happens every time systemic failures are revealed, death and damages are denied, aid is refused, profiteering is discovered, and officials who were not elected by local residents make drastic decisions about the island's future. aftershocks remind us that disasters are not singular events but ongoing processes." we just are going right now back to yarimar bonillala. the studio we were talking g to her in and said what has just lost power. professor, we have you on the telephone. scribe thehe scene rig now.. it has become a regular occurrence here in puerto rico. we lost powow in the generator took a hit. wewere still waiting to get the generator backup. amy: and what kind of word are you hearing from hospitals? the head of the electric comp

pero al liberado desafÍo muchos vacunos a favor de la diversidad y creÓ un grupo de apoyo >> adriÁn vázquezs dÉcadas en john. >> era como un sueÑo que nunca pensÉ que iba a llegar a la realidad . juntos crearon un grupo que ayuda a estudiantes previamente encarcelados a navegar el sistema. >> no merezco estar en la universe ya. no es mi lugar. >> una de las maneras es reducir las tasas de reincidencia ya. >> la escuela para mÍ fue mi salvas >> otros estudiantes dicen que ha hecho la diferencia en sus estudios. >> cuando lleguÉ a la universevida estaba muy confuso. me ha ayudado en ubicarme .>> otras universidades en california han adoptado logra mÁs similar donde los estudiantes pueden compartir la realidad de su pasado y untos avanzar a sus nuevasvidas. >> hay muchos otros hombres y un es que tenemos un pasado y ese pasado no tiene que replicar lo que eres ahora. >> para mÁs informaciÓn visite univisiÓn.com/de una oportunidad algo mÁs adelante los el una univisiÓn.com/de una oportunidad algo mÁs adelante los el una ante el valenchola ¿sabes quién soy? soy todos los latinos que viven en est

victor vazquez: oh, thank you for inviting us.mian: so, we have some, you know, wonderful video, of course, of census takers and whatnot. talk about the biggest challenges that you're facing, especially in the mayfair community. victor: yeah, right now, we have 30% response rate. it's very low compared to other communities of 70%. and we feel like it has to do with a lot with like miseducation, but also just fear that we have right now in our community to come out and make ourselves be counted. damian: yeah, well, talk about veggielution, and who you are, and about why this collaboration makes sense. jazmin: yeah, sure; veggielution is a community urban farm. and we connect individuals from the community through food and farming, and we're part of the si se puede collective, which is five east san jose-based nonprofit organizations. and we're here together to talk about the census and why it is so important for our community to make themselves count. damian: so, because of both of your connections, you are able to not only go on t

Éste en una investigaciÓn que llevó a la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez a despedir-- presentadora: a 120 dÍas vez de hizo viral. un jurado encontrÓ culpable del asalto. es para mandar un claro mensaje de que la violencia polÍtica no serÁ permitida. presentado el ex congresista christopher collins fue condenado a dos aÑos y dos meses de parÍs. fue acusado de compartir informaciÓn privada de una empresa farmacÉutica australiana y de mentirle a la policÍa federal. entre 2013 y 2019. el fiscal general de nueva york asegurÓ que el ex congresista compartiÓ dicha informaciÓn confidencial con su hijo o. >> al volver tras abandonar sus deberesreales los duques de sussex renunciaron a sus tÍtulos reales. presentador: una mujer hizo frente a sus adicciones recibiendo una segunda todos buscamos un buen consejo. se lo pedimos a los que están cerca, ahhhhh... lejos, y a los otros 506. lo buscamos debajo de un carro... o comemos 20 galletas hasta encontrar uno. entendemos el valor de un buen consejo. por eso, si se trata de tus taxes, aquí estamos. ¿alguna deducción más por la casa? por ser nueva, vamos a b

la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez trata de enfrentar la crisis distribuyendo varios funcionarios.

it is an honor to be here today with justin vazquez, who you will hear from shortly. [applause] and whose inspiring journey to exit homelessness. a special thanks to each and every one of you across our city who volunteered our time to serve food and bring dignity to your neighbors who operate and work in these valuable programs who everyday advocate for bettes into your community like this one, who work tirelessly for the city and county of san francisco and to all of you who commit yourself to our shared vision of ending homelessness in san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. now someone who has been an amazing partner with working with our transitional population has been five keys and they are executive director steve goode, is here to provide remarks. steve. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. it's truly an honor to be able to be here to speak to everybody about the work we are doing at both the embarcadero navigation center and at 125 bayshore. our work at five keys and i'm sure the work of the other providers is informed by the fact that homelessne

hoy a gritos exigieron la reduce -- la renuncia de la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez.iones y consecuencias contra los responsables de que los suministros que mantiene el gobierno en varios almacenes del emergencias. algunos estÁn desde el desastre del huracÁn marÍa. que no se repartieron a los damnificados de los terremotosque estremecen el sur de la isla desde el 28 de diciembre. >> todo puerto rico se desbordÓ a llevar estos suministros . ellos con esto guardado y sabiendo. jeremy:el sÁbado, ciudadanos sacaron un almacÉn en el sur de ponce. la gobernadora se expresÓ ajena a las razones por las que se detuvieron los suministros. le pidiÓ al del negociado el manejo de emergencias, el departamento de familia y de la vivienda. ordenÓ una investigación por parte de investigaciones especiales que dio pasoaun referido del departamento de justicia para una pesquisa a fondo. estas acciones no satisfecho los reclamos de los ciudadanos. >> ahora no hay fondos, ellaviene ahora a hacer un acto de hipocresÍa para ablandar el pensamiento del puertorriqueÑo. nos volviÓ a unir. jerem

que diga que quiere mudarse para otro sitio cht >>> de esta forma, la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez respondiÓentro de la actividad sÍsmica al norte del pais. tiene que estar conectado a un tanque de oxÍgeno 24 horas. >>> no quisiera, quedarÍa mi familia atrÁs. o me muero o se mueren ellas acÁ. pensando en mÍ y yo pensando en ella. el mismo sentir lo tiene esta mujer. su madre de 93 aÑos, asÍ como su hija y una nieta. >>> hasta ahora vienen mÉdicos a verlo. >>> en peÑuelas uno de los 6 municipios que recibiÓ un cheque de 2 millones de dÓlares. por parte del gobierno central. para ayudar inmediatamente a estas personas que durante el dÍa han estado recibiendo suministros, ropa y entretenimiento. >>> todo a cargo de los mismos ciudadanos solidarios que han llegado de todas partes de la isla como esta familia ponceÑa. >>> ¿quÉ trajeron?. >>> traemos algunos snack, compramos agua. algunos juguetes, peluches. >>> fue fÁcil traerlos para que otros niÑos lo tengan. >>> sÍ. >>> ¿quÉ pensabas? >>> que seria bueno para que ellos tuvieran cosas. >>> darle un ejemplo para que aprenda. >>> el gobernador va

nos vamos a puerto rico, un almacÉn con suministro de ayuda sin repartir desatÓ un escÁndalo, wanda vÁzquezorganizo la salida de los jefes de los departamentos de familia y viviendo en el la informaciÓn que tengo de las reuniones, era una informaciÓn de que estaban cumpliendo con los requisitos y protocolos del manejo, que cuando van a la realidad que era lo que se descubriÓ no era absoluto mex era principalmente agua embotellada, despuÉs del huracÁn marÍa n. >> quÉ le parece, al regresar, el abuelo del niÑo que disparÓ en una escuela de torreÓn responde ante la justicia, en entrevista exclusiva adriÁn levada nos cuenta cÓmo erradicar la violencia en mÉxico, en los deportes, liverpool aumenta su ventaja en la liga premier de vglaterra,amos y venimos. nuestros sueños pueden florecer. "hay lugar para que todos crezcan. incluso, aquí todos podemos tocar el cielo. compartimos esta nueva aventura con nuestro pasado. aquellos que superaron los caminos más difíciles para que las nuevas generaciones puedan disfrutar de un nuevo comienzo. nunca olvides a quienes compartieron el camino. cadillac [ mú

. >>> como indicÓ el alcalde, solamente recibiÓ los 250 mil dÓlares que otorgo la gobernadora vÁzquezta del granizo el australia, las pelotas, ocasionaron rompiendo vidrios, ventanas, golpeando a personas, corrÍan para proteger, en la tormenta, un protagonismo, se parece que no acabÓ. >>> y nos vamos a las islas balnearias, en la regiÓn de espaÑa, que fueron afectadas por inundaciones y vientos que causaron esfragos, un hombre... en la prosvincia, luego de ser golpeados, mientras que desamparados, mueren congelados en las calles, este fue el caso de una mujer que perdiÓ la vida por no tener donde refugiarse. >>> en total, 30 provincias de espaÑa, fueron azotadas. >>> se va con la aplicaciÓn. >>> todos ustedes, fÁtima, cesar, amigos, pero los cambios que vimos en el planeta, vane a continuar, pero dÉjeme explicar algo, de acuerdo al corredor, es decir el norte de estados unidos, que al momento hacia el centro y hacia el este, vemos una tormenta, viene un tren de tormentas, que van a continuar generando nevadas, fuertes vientos, descenso de la temperatura, y avalanchas, vamos a estar pe

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it is an honor to be here today with justin vazquez, who you will hear from shortly. [applause] and whose inspiring journey to exit homelessness. a special thanks to each and every one of you across our city who volunteered our time to serve food and bring dignity to your neighbors who operate and work in these valuable programs who everyday advocate for bettes into your community like this one, who work tirelessly for the city and county of san francisco and to all of you who commit yourself to our shared vision of ending homelessness in san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. now someone who has been an amazing partner with working with our transitional population has been five keys and they are executive director steve goode, is here to provide remarks. steve. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. it's truly an honor to be able to be here to speak to everybody about the work we are doing at both the embarcadero navigation center and at 125 bayshore. our work at five keys and i'm sure the work of the other providers is informed by the fact that homelessne

urbana renÉ pérez, junto a otros personajes, marcha para exigir la renuncia de la gobernadora wanda vÁzquezesta >>la historia de esta niÑa se llama gÉnesis. ilia: javier "chicharito" hernÁndez estrenÓ con su camiseta del galaxy. los hinchas lo han colmado de elogios. jorge: la fortuna que cobrarÁ en el galaxy puede ser un gran consuelo. salvador: tras su salida del equipo sevilla de espaÑa y una dÉcada de destacarse en equipos europeos, javier hernÁndez firmÓ contrato con el galaxy de los Ángeles y hoy recibiÓ la camiseta, prometiendo dar lo mejor en la cancha. javier: voy a darlo todo por este club, para devolverle la confianza que pusieron en mi salvador: los seguidores del goleador mexicano lo recibieron vÁlidamente el aeropuerto y tambiÉn en su presentaciÓn oficial en el estadio que serÁ su nueva casa. aquÍ saludÓ a sus compaÑeros y tuvo su primer entrenamiento. javier: ojalÁ podamos conseguir una estrella mÁs para el escudo del instituciÓn. salvador: en contraste, uno de los vÍdeos mÁs vistos hoy, fue el publicado en las redes sociales del chicharito, cuando llora al comunicarle a sus

puerto rico, protesters took to the streets monday to call for r the resignation of governr wanda vazquez after a video was posted saturday showing undistributeted emergencncy sups sitting in a warehouse in the city of ponce. many puerto ricansns are still reeling after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit thehe island earlier ththis month, foforcing thousands to leave their homes. sosome of the e supplies, which included bottled water, baby diapers, and propane gas, date back to 2017 and were reportedly intended as emergency aid fofor victims of hurriricane maria. wanda vazquez replaced ricardo wanda vauez replac ricardo rossello as governor after leaked text messages revealed he and his associates mocked victims of hurricane maria, among other r offensive remarks. govevernor vazazquez ordered an investigation and fired three members of her cabinet as public outrage mounted over the viral video. inin yemen, an attack k on a government military base killed over 100 soldiers in central yemen satuturday. no group has claimed responsibility, but the yemeni government has blamed houthi rebels. satu

el real madrid goleÓ al zaragoza, el francÉs con un buen gol de lucas vÁzquez despuÉs del segundo tiempondo. [hablar en inglÉs] por cierto del partido en mÉxico en noviembre pasado le interceptÓ a philips y fue la primera intercepciÓn como profesional, Éste se reporte y regresÓ con ustedes. >> gran detalle, sorprendieron a cuatro entrenadores de fÚtbol juvenil y de secundaria y le regalaron boletos para el super partido del prÓximo domingo, hasta que con lo mejor del informaciÓn deportiva a la prÓxima >> esta noche vamos a contar la historia de la mujer que perdiÓ miles de dÓlares despuÉs de creer en la promesa migratoria de un abogado y productor tambiÉn la esposa de la leyenda kobe bryan reacciona tras varios dÍas de su muerte en las redes sociales, ademÁs descubre el mayor tÚnel fronterizo en san diego construido para mover grandes cantidades de droga estas y otras historias en sÓlo a las 11 >> ademÁs que si tiene historia que reporta se puede comunicar con nosotros de diferente manera, por telÉfono, mensaje de whatsapp, correo electrÓnico a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales, aquÍ la

joe vazquez on the allegations of library and kick backs that could be just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: san francisco's public works director is on on, on administrative leave. tonight, aaron peskin tells me, there could be even more investigations and some folks could lose their jobs. >> it is just enough to make you want to cry. >> reporter: he wants a full investigation into how san francisco's longtime public works director conducted himself in office. this is after the feds announced that he was a suspect. >> the complaint alleges corruption, bribery, side deals by one of san francisco's highest-ranking public employees. speak in the u.s. attorney says the schemes show they tried to bribe an officer. >> the schemes show a payment of a $5000 bribe and also travel. that scheme was not consummated. the bribe was not paid. >> reporter: the two men also tried to arrange commercial leasing rights and manipulate the city's potable toilet designs. on his own, he is also accused of accepting gifts from a billionaire developer from china who was working in the city and obtaining f

it is an honor to be here today with justin vazquez, who you will hear from shortly. [applause] and whose inspiring journey to exit homelessness. a special thanks to each and every one of you across our city who volunteered our time to serve food and bring dignity to your neighbors who operate and work in these valuable programs who everyday advocate for bettes into your community like this one, who work tirelessly for the city and county of san francisco and to all of you who commit yourself to our shared vision of ending homelessness in san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. now someone who has been an amazing partner with working with our transitional population has been five keys and they are executive director steve goode, is here to provide remarks. steve. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. it's truly an honor to be able to be here to speak to everybody about the work we are doing at both the embarcadero navigation center and at 125 bayshore. our work at five keys and i'm sure the work of the other providers is informed by the fact that homelessne