cerrillo. >> yolanda cerrillo.she was the girlfriend with intimate knowledge of how escoto carried out this brutal crime. she had been given immunity in exchange for her testimony here. wiping away tears, she recounted how it all started, how she fell hard for the defendant she thought to be a charmer. >> have you ever had a man that you could share your life with? >> i thought it was michel. >> only to realize he was dumping her for the younger and more attractive wendy. yolanda said she then confronted escoto in this restaurant parking lot and heard for the first time, she said, that his impending marriage to wendy was all a sham. that in the end he would come back to yolanda with pockets full of cash. >> he said to calm down. it was all a plan. that he didn't love her. he loved me. he was going to marry her. they were going to have an insurance policy and she was going to die. >> all right. so he told you he had a plan? >> yes. >> the plan was murder. it was during that conversation, yolanda told jurors, that sh

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vÁsquez nos tiene mÁs detalles a desplante yolanda. >> quÉ tal? de 30 aÑos quiÉn es residente >>> es blanco de bÚsqueda intensa por arte de las autoridades de los 2 condados que componen long island en este momento se desconoce totalmente su paradero por lo que las autoridades escolares han asegurado todas las escuelas del sector y han pedido toda la comunidad que ayuden a encontrar a este individuo que habrÍa escapado hacia las 12 del dÍa en un bus y que todavÍa estÁ siendo blanco de esta bÚsqueda precisamente nos encontramos con uno de los miembros del sindicato de este supermercado carolina martÍnez cuÉntanos hablaste previamente con uno de los trabajadores que se encontraba en el momento de la balacera >> los que trabajan en la carnicerÍa y pescado rÍa >>> quÉ te dijeron? >> que ahora mismo estÁn seguros estÁn bien en un lugar >>> en donde lo tiene la policÍa y lo estÁ cuestionando actualmente >>> que te comentaron de lo que ocurriÓ en el momento en que sintieron los disparos? >>> describen que mucho miedo mucho temor total caos. >> escucharon

everyone loves yolanda, the granddaughter of martin luther king. thank you for being with us, martin luther king iii. not only did you walk legislator cannon in, you came to minneapolis and sat with the family at the funeral of george floyd and they talked about that this week as i spent time with them before the beginning of the trial. thank you for being with us tonight on an anniversary that i'm sure means so much to you and your siblings. >>> now, we've seen a week of testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial, including contentious exchanges between witnesses for the prosecution and chauvin's legal defense team. prosecutors are expected to continue next week with even more eyewitness testimony, including from chauvin's fellow officers, providing context to the video that started it all. joining me now is patrice cullers, cofounder of black lives matter and activist extraordinaire, and shana lloyd . i watched and worked with you for years. the hennepin county police department homicide unit's richard zimmerman was on the stand yesterday. i wan

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presunto sospechoso, siendo sospechoso de disparar dentro de un supermercado en (nombre extranjero), yolandaó este hombre se tuvo que detectar a un juez en esta mañana sobrecargas de asesinato e intento de asesinato tiene un amplio historial criminal fue tildado como un empleado conflictivo varias mujeres que trabajaran allí por lo que fue llevada a la oficina en varias ocasiones la investigación reveló que habló con el gerente y pidió que las abriera nuevo se habría marchado y 40 minutos más tarde (nombre extranjero) de 49 años nos conocíamos con más de 25 años vivimos en la misma casa el comisionado de policía de a conocer más información decidió tres disparos está recuperándose en un hospital del área una mujer que también recibió un disparo en un hombro para quienes trabajan en el sector el comienzo del día después de la balacera esta lleno de incertidumbre la verdad es que se siente un poco triste cuando mira al frente y ve esto desolado >>> todavía no se cree que el tiroteo en las instalaciones haya sido un crimen de odio en otros detalles podrían conducir justamente a que los investig

con traficantes lo que sÍ asegura es que las niÑas soÑaban con reunificarse con sus padre diego y yolanda los familiares paternos l partida de las niÑas fue una sorpresala pa >> su tÍa rosa nunca supo qu harÍan el viaje sintiÓ dolor a ver las imÁgenes de ellas abandonadas en la frontera >> me sentÍ mal como si fuera mis hijas las pequeÑas sentí >> la familia materna le hace u llamado a el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden >> por favor que nos ayude dque que esas dos inocentes que pasen a que estÉn con sus padres par que le den amo >> autoridades de ecuado mexicanas y estadounidense trabajan en las investigacione para dar con los responsable que al descuidar asÍ de la niÑas pudieron ocasionar una tragedia desde ecuador emili noticias telemundo >> [ ] >> otra familia latina estÁ devastada es la de (nombre e inglÉs) el niÑo que muriÓ en el tiroteo de orange su padre nos dejÓ entrar a su casa llena de recuerdos de su hijo que muriÓ >> es agua bendita >> en la casa del niÑo (nombre en inglÉs) de 9 aÑos de edad frente a un altar co fotografÍas su abuela y su papÁ dicen estar descon

no sabe nada y acepta que las niÑos deseaban encontrarse con su padre diego aguilar y con su madre yolandar su parte los familiares maternos afirmaron desconocer todo lo organizado para el viaje de las menores de edad, y su tÍa rosa macas hablÓ con la madre de las menores que vive en estados unidos >>> por quÉ no me avisaste las chicas se iban y con el tiempo para estar con ella no dije nada fue aprisa >>> por lo dicho y por lo que han vivido las niÑas de 3 y 5 aÑos que la familia materna aprovecha la oportunidad para hacerle un llamado especial al presidente de lo estados unidos >>> >>> estÉn junto con sus padres. >>> las autoridades ecuatorianas, mexicanas y estadounidenses trabajan en las investigaciones para dar con los responsables del trÁfico ilegal de migrantes donde estas pequeÑas niÑas fueron las vÍctimas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ay! chiquita ojalÁ encuentren pronto a su mamÁ. los cruces en la frontera no se detienen aunque muchos cruzan la frontera y se derrumba el gobierno de biden envÍan a muchos a mÉxico por la pandemia son familias que huyen de asesinatos y secuestros hablamos con

we checked it out and yolanda got a $79 refund.can help you, too in english 888-996-tips. in spanish, 844-408-4848. have a great weekend. >> good to have on your corner. >>> let's look at times square, looking a little slow right now, but the date for a full reopening of new york city is now set. mayor bill de blasio says the city will fully reopen by july 1st. restaurants, theaters, stores, offices, sporting venues will all be fully opened. de blasio says new yorkers are getting vaccinated in extraordinary numbers, which is why the reopening is possible. california as you probably remember aiming for a june 15th full reopening date. >>> 5:27, next breaking news out of the south bay this morning, a car plows straight into a home overnight. a live report from the scene on the extensive damage and the ongoing mystery for police. >>> plus issuing a new request, the all new plea from water officials in san francisco, as drought conditions continue to worsen. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 5:30, breaking news, a car slammed into

our next speaker is yolanda harris. >> good afternoon. thank you, board. director and the mayor for her leadership. i am yolanda harris and i am applying for seats 1, 2, 7, 9, 12, 14 or 15. i am a second-generation born in the bayview hunter's point. i grew up in bayview communities. i watched other family members migrate to the city from louisiana. i also got the opportunity to watch other elders in the community such as dr. george davis, ms. shirley jones and many more. with that being said, i am happy to say that i had a gift for service at an early age. in school, i attended bayview elementary and then went on and graduated from makateer high school. . i worked for 25 years in the public, private, and non-profit sectors in the city. i've been an administrator in many areas. i have provided an array of services in the department of housing and community development. i worked at mayor brown ice district liaison and housing liaison many years ago. i graduated with a master's degree last may. i have volunteered my time in the communities, connecting people

. >> the deputy actually saved this gentleman's life >> reporter: brown's sister, yolanda, told us she's still trying to process it all. >> after you brought him home, i tried to figure out where the officer felt so threatened by my brother. >> reporter: tonight the deputy, who has not been identified, is on administrative a right, gabe gutierrez, thank you >>> in just 60 seconds, covid vaccination rates falling. what's behind the sudden plunge? >>> plus, can president biden deliver on his promise of unity our special report coming up next >>> there are troubling signs this country is at risk of falling behind on covid vaccinations, with some supersites closing doors in the face of waning demand. and while 140 million americans have at least one shot in their arm, experts say the only way to win the race is to lower the number of daily infections miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: the johnson & johnson pause may have been lifted but tonight demand for vaccinations is plummeting at supersites equipped to inoculate thousands the surge is slowing, while in states like ohio, texas and flo

we checked it out and yolanda got a $79 refund.haps we can help you, too, in english 888-996-tips. in spanish, 844-408-4848. have a great weekend. >>> trending this morning, you can buy a lot of things online. how about a whole wedding? one new york woman mackenzie newcomb is selling her brooklyn wedding on tiktok. the pandemic halted her dream wedding in september, and she actually got married at a private ceremony instead. a lucky couple get all the fixings, the venue holds 80 people, outdoor garden and the food, flowers, photographer all paid for. the price for that preplanned wedding is just $15,000. just add spouse. >> hmm. you know i think what that says is that you don't have to spend a lot of money for a wedding, she got wedding and they're happy. our producer toni did the same thing. >> yes. let's do it. >> don't spend all the money, save it. >>> coming up next, breaking news in the south bay, take a look at this, this car plowed into a home, the pictures of the aftermath, but what happened before that, we'll show you pret

as yolanda said, we have no hate in our hearts. the family does not either. it's important when we dispatch law enforcement out to a scene like this that they have the full information. it was a full 90 seconds before that he said he had no gun and he was unarmed. the cordless phone should have been identified as just that. he was on the line with the 911 on the phone. yes. >> what's your understanding about whether there was a second deputy there? there seems to be -- >> absolutely. that's a good point. thank you for the question. of course, deputies are riding in their squad car in pairs of twos. we wish to point out that to our knowledge, only one deputy discharged his firearm. the other deputy clearly did not perceive nor should he have perceived any thread of imminent bodily injury. there was, he did not discharge his service weapon to the best of our knowledge. which was appropriate. further indication that the deputy that did shoot isaiah brown ten times acted totally negligently and irresponsibly and overreacted to the scene. as a result of those fail

de la influenza pueda ser combinada a una sola una vez al aÑo >>> me siento mucho más segura >>> yolandad-19 de la paz y tranquilidad y no le importaría tener que vacunarse cada aÑo >>> yo quería estar segura que no me diera eso ni estar en el hospital y lo peor la muerte >>> a pesar de que las vacunas han prevenido que millones de personas se contagien con el coronavirus el centro de control y prevención de enfermedades reveló que unas 5800 personas que se estaban vacunadas terminaron contagiadas con la enfermedad 7% de esas personas fueron hospitalizadas y 74 murieron >>> uno de los propósitos más grande de las vacunas es que si cuando llega un virus tu cuerpo sea capaz de combatirlo un poco mejor y en realidad salvarse la vida >>> posiblemente vengan cepas más fuertes >>> noticiero telemundo 48 >>> sobre esto queremos hablar con ustedes y la pregunta del día cuéntanos qué les parece qué opina sobre la posibilidad de tener que recibir una tercera dosis de la vacuna de pfize en 12 meses >>> opiniones bienvenidas visitando telemundo 40 y supo tocón o notas plataformas en redes sociales g

this is yolanda williams, president of the offices for justice. i am a native san franciscan. a resident of d10 for over 60 years. i'm speaking from a level of cultural competency. i've been a police officer for over thirty years and i was one of the first officers trained in community policing. what d10 needs right now is what d10 has at that time. we need to have [inaudible] working on the 3rd street corridor monday through friday and, of course, on the weekends. and, i think if we do that and get to know the young people and other people who are out in the area, we can make the change. i don't think that defunding the police is going to be the answer and the end-all. what we need to do is start trying to work hand-in-hand together and stop placing blame on one another. if we work together, we can be successful. thank you. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. [inaudible] >> clerk: caller, are you there? >> yes. good evening. my name is cheryl barton and i'm a community member of san francisco and w

you can watch yolanda hill also in the car, this is an exchange that happened shortly after. this. >> he's already gone. he doesn't need -- >> put the phone back. >> he's gone. went to the hospital. >> tell him where it is. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> martha: what is the relevance of that, mercedes? she tries to get the phone out of the car and they're telling her to put it back. >> they don't want any -- law enforcement is trying to keep the integrity of the investigation. in that car, it's reported there were drugs found in the car. he was trying to make sure that the integrity of the investigation was not breached. >> martha: and moving fast on the defense side. good to see you. we'll watch you closely. the vaccine scare that is prompting states to put the pause button and the j&j vaccine. what you need to know next. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. i swim every day. i like to grill, salmon mostly. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got

our next speaker is yolanda harris. >> good afternoon. thank you, board. director and the mayor for her leadership. i am yolanda harris and i am applying for seats 1, 2, 7, 9, 12, 14 or 15. i am a second-generation born in the bayview hunter's point. i grew up in bayview communities. i watched other family members migrate to the city from louisiana. i also got the opportunity to watch other elders in the community such as dr. george davis, ms. shirley jones and many more. with that being said, i am happy to say that i had a gift for service at an early age. in school, i attended bayview elementary and then went on and graduated from makateer high school. . i worked for 25 years in the public, private, and non-profit sectors in the city. i've been an administrator in many areas. i have provided an array of services in the department of housing and community development. i worked at mayor brown ice district liaison and housing liaison many years ago. i graduated with a master's degree last may. i have volunteered my time in the communities, connecting people

yolanda knell, bbc news, jerusalem. let's discuss that tragedy in israel.ssor keith still, who advises governments and police forces on crowd science and safety. good afternoon, professor. good afternoon. i mean, they are desperate scenes that we are all watching today but this is an event that happens every year with, we are told, similar numbers of people to what we saw on this occasion, so when you look at these pictures, what goes to your mind about what went on? well, to start with, my deepest sympathies for everybody who has been involved in this terrible tragedy. mount meron, obviously, coming out of a covid lockdown, people in one of three moods, they are either exuberant, covid cautious, or contentious in terms of the crowd behaviour so we need to factor that into thinking about these cloud management strategies so although this event may have been going on many years, this year it would have been a different type of planning that should have been incorporated.— planning that should have been incorporated. that was not really interesting _ incorpor

this is yolanda williams again with the officers for justice. i want to say that i agree with commissioner hamasaki and others, that it's time for us to review the relevancy of our traffic stops, particularly those that involve traffic infractions and misdemeanors. the optics only cause trauma to the public, and at the same time, it leads the public to question the legitimacy of policing. we also need to understand that when we are electing locations to conduct traffic stops, we should always consider doing so in well-lit areas. in the upcoming months, the officers for justice will be presenting something to the police commission [inaudible] so that when there are traffic stops, perhaps it will put them a little bit more at ease, and we'll be presenting that to the commission, so thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. this is chuck [inaudible] for bayview-hunters point. for those of us who live in bayview-hunters point who have been on both sides of the law, it's not always easy to do w

this is yolanda williams again with the officers for justice. i want to say that i agree with commissioner hamasaki and others, that it's time for us to review the relevancy of our traffic stops, particularly those that involve traffic infractions and misdemeanors. the optics only cause trauma to the public, and at the same time, it leads the public to question the legitimacy of policing. we also need to understand that when we are electing locations to conduct traffic stops, we should always consider doing so in well-lit areas. in the upcoming months, the officers for justice will be presenting something to the police commission [inaudible] so that when there are traffic stops, perhaps it will put them a little bit more at ease, and we'll be presenting that to the commission, so thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. this is chuck [inaudible] for bayview-hunters point. for those of us who live in bayview-hunters point who have been on both sides of the law, it's not always easy to do w

my name is acting chief yolanda pitman for the united states capitol police. it is with a heavy heart that i come here this afternoon to shed some light on the incident that occurred at the united states capitol. at approximately 1:02 hours this afternoon, a suspect entered what we refer to as the north barricade of the capitol. the suspect rammed his car into two of our officers and then hit the north barricade barrier. at such time, the suspect exited the vehicle with a knife in hand. our officers then engaged that suspect. he did not respond to verbal commands. the suspect did start lunging toward u.s. capitol police officers, at which time u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. at this time, the suspect has been pronounced deceased. two u.s. capitol police officers were transported to two different hospitals, and it is with a very, very heavy heart that i announce one of our officers has succumbed to his injuries. we are not able to release any information, names or age, date of birth or anything of that nature at this time because we still h

this is yolanda williams again with the officers for justice. i want to say that i agree with commissioner hamasaki and others, that it's time for us to review the relevancy of our traffic stops, particularly those that involve traffic infractions and misdemeanors. the optics only cause trauma to the public, and at the same time, it leads the public to question the legitimacy of policing. we also need to understand that when we are electing locations to conduct traffic stops, we should always consider doing so in well-lit areas. in the upcoming months, the officers for justice will be presenting something to the police commission [inaudible] so that when there are traffic stops, perhaps it will put them a little bit more at ease, and we'll be presenting that to the commission, so thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. this is chuck [inaudible] for bayview-hunters point. for those of us who live in bayview-hunters point who have been on both sides of the law, it's not always easy to do w

someone's reaching out for help, they come to help, to end up like this -- >> reporter: yolanda brownow my brother, to bring him home, you know, you -- you build that trust. for him to have did the good deed, to do that, he was actually absolutely let down by everyone. >> reporter: brown's attorney, david haines, says his client complied with the officers' orders. >> isiah did everything as instructed by the dispatch officer. raise your hands up in the air. for the officer to make this terrible leap that this was somehow a gun, we know that ten shots tragically did hit his body. but that's just totally preventable situation. >> reporter: the sheriff's deputy is currently on administrative leave which is pretty standard in cases like this, while virginia state police investigate. there is additional dispatch audio that the brown family wants released. it is audio from prior to the shooting with the sheriff's deputy. they believe, the family believes that there was obviously a failure to communicate, that brown was not armed. tony? >> jeff, thank you very much. a lot of the details are

i'm appearing on behalf of the bar association executive director yolanda jackson and executive that's the bar association of san francisco and we currently administer to the cannabis pro bono equity panel. i'm appearing to support the candidacy of josh ridless for seat 14 of the commission. i've personally have had the privilege to know josh for over 15 years as the oversight committee and since 2019 as its chair. i've also known josh with the lawyer panel as attorney and businesses in law. through my dear friends and clients to rave reviews. josh has also regularly given back to those who unable to afford representation. when the bar association reached out to the office of cannabis, that effort transferred to the lawyer referral and information service at the direction of executive director in 2019. this was done in order to ensure all lawyers rendering pro bono service met requirements, mal practice insurance, ongoing education requirements in cannabis laws and are in otherwise good standing with the state bar of california. for those on the committee who may not be aware, the lawy

and seat 15 yolanda harris. >> okay. why don't i now go to committee members. thank you, president walton, for that advice. very helpful. vice-chair or members, any comments? i can certainly restate what president walton said as a motion, but i'll turn it over to you. >> chair peskin, thank you. i just want to thank president walton for this work for him to make his recommendation today. i know there was a lot of hard work behind that. one of the first legislations that i worked on, in fact, you voted in support of was slavery era suppression. that was me learning about reparations and having mr. williams just school me all about it and start to recognize the fact that reparation has a much deeper meaning than simply money. it is the systemic racism that is deeply rooted in this country and how it was founded. reparation requires all sorts of expertise, diverse perspective to really, truly make this work happen and make meaningful progress. thank you, president walton, for putting this together. it does amazing to see your vision of this coming together, this v

i'm appearing on behalf of the bar association executive director yolanda jackson and executive that's the bar association of san francisco and we currently administer to the cannabis pro bono equity panel. i'm appearing to support the candidacy of josh ridless for seat 14 of the commission. i've personally have had the privilege to know josh for over 15 years as the oversight committee and since 2019 as its chair. i've also known josh with the lawyer panel as attorney and businesses in law. through my dear friends and clients to rave reviews. josh has also regularly given back to those who unable to afford representation. when the bar association reached out to the office of cannabis, that effort transferred to the lawyer referral and information service at the direction of executive director in 2019. this was done in order to ensure all lawyers rendering pro bono service met requirements, mal practice insurance, ongoing education requirements in cannabis laws and are in otherwise good standing with the state bar of california. for those on the committee who may not be aware, the lawy

yolanda knell, bbc news, jerusalem. was, at that time, released on bail but today he came back to court for sentencing. and his honour, judge leonard qc, has sentenced him to four years and four months in prison, a total of four years and four months in prison. that�*s three years and four months for being a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that is concurrent sentences for possession of documents that might be useful to a terrorist. and a consecutive sentence, sorry, a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud, that is essentially lying on his police application form, where he was asked to tick a box saying he�*d never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he�*d ticked a similar box on his vetting form. so, not only had he been involved with national action, which was originally banned for celebrating the murder ofjo cox mp, but he�*d also then lied about it and successfully became a police officer and served as a police officer for almost two years before the