andre, let me start with you. i have had so many conversations over the years about this basic concept of housing affordability, which, while you focus a lot on on black americans, this is a widespread problem affecting everyone. the idea that a regular person who works a regular median earning job in a regular city cannot, generally speaking, afford to live in that city in america. this is this is what zoran mamdani was saying, which resonated with a lot of voters. >> yeah, absolutely. and nothing will be affordable if wages can't keep pace with the rising cost. and to be clear, in new york city, they lost 75,000 middle income jobs over the last five years. 75,000. and so in these so these arguments around there's government overreach simply doesn't make sense. there's been market overreach, no question about it. we have not been able to build affordable housing units. but yet the number of luxury units have set lied dormant for years. so this is a significant problem not just in new york city but throughout the

joining us now is andres chavez, executive center and the grandson of cesar chavez. andres, thanks for being with us this evening. are you surprised this is happening? the usns harvey milk and perhaps the usns cesar chavez as well? well, you know, i think if there's anything that the last 5 or 6 months have taught us is not to be surprised by a whole lot, but yeah, we're we're most certainly surprised and really just disheartened to see that leaders like harvey milk and cesar are being targeted by this administration, including, you know,ecially given the fact that they're both veterans, both served in the navy. how does the usns help the legacy of your grandfather and the work that you do now in the current day? well, you know, my father's identity is so aligned with nonviolence. and so it was wn the consideration to have a navy ship named for him was, was, was first being thought of. we were a little hesitant. but the fact of the matter is, is that we decided to do it because we knew that there's been a long history of veterans, particularly latino veterans, dating

por ello pasamos con andrés brender andrés. a cientos de miles de personas. ya te vemos en pantalla. adelante. así es, aproximadamente uno millón de personas va a estar celebrando el mes del orgullo gay. las autoridades dijeron que están listas para que todo esto sea un éxito seguro. y también residentes y visitantes están listos para celebrar. cómo vas a celebrar? definitivamente la marcha? pero no sé. mi host me va a llevar a los mejores lugares. mucha, mucha fiesta. un poco. y la seguridad es muy importante. el alcalde y diversas agencias del orden dieron una conferencia de prensa para ofrecer información sobre este tema. san francisco. larry dijo que durante esta gran tradición han trabajado en coordinación con distintas agencias de la ciudad y habrá suficiente personal este fin de semana que están listos sfmta. por su parte, enfatizó que la ciudad es segura, que tendrán unidades especializadas listas ante cualquier incidente y que tendrán policías desplegados en toda la ciudad. la fiscal de la ciudad, por su parte, dijo qu

right, andre. like, you know. >> they're all about the view. they're all about the view my friend. >> i don't yeah. no, this is good food. this is good food. good drink, good atmosphere. the last thing i will say about this place, andre, is the way you get here is you go to the richmond bridge, you take the last exit on the right, and then you go on a little winding road and you come out here. >> it feels like. >> somewhere else. honestly, i would say. and pam. >> cook, i always wonder what that was. >> yeah, yeah. >> so pamela's on the secret spot. >> i think it's one of the places in summer. yeah. to be here again. right. sailing goat restaurant. go ahead. andre. yeah. you should come. you should come out. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. yeah. i gotta come out. i gotta check it out. we're gonna check back in with you in just a little bit here. but right now, i want to get to yvette williams bar. she's with the richmond main street initiative. she's a board member of this initiative. and if you want to know what's going on in town, if

when you you talk about for andre, you get to work an elbow. in the early days, late eighties, early nineties when before it became the most famous restaurant and probably the most restaurant in history. and you you i'm going to quote from the book you say you describe ferran adria this way. it was like the spirit of gaudi passed into daily and the spirit of daily passed into ferran adria. yeah this is somebody who had such a profound impact on your life and really helped to shape the kind of chef you would become. tell me about how important that period was of ferran adria. i worked two or three summers. there was a restaurant, was only open a few months every year because the weather where the restaurant was was impossible it was a very tourist town. and they get these winds right, these heavy winds. the winds are called from is this kind of wind that penetrates within you. yeah, it's like a wind that talks to you and you end talking to the wind. so later. montana is i would say it was very important in my life, too, because i am talking to t

we put it to andre. how long does he think the government will last? william done? yeah, this government won't last. in september they'll have problems passing, a budget for back invoicing through john and positive still have faith that poland can beat right when populism we expect the government to govern efficiently and not hide behind the potential sabotage of laws by the president of the stuff. i mean, i was, i think i can assure you that young people, young polls will take to the streets of the government, doesn't start feeling it promises to read them. that will accept that as the government has one last chance to do something for young people, it's more that it's time for problem to finally deliver his letter. i have a letter for the president. i already sent it by email, but i wanted to deliver it in person to the system. my contact details are at the bottom. thanks very much, the kind of delivered the problem hope so you'll get a response that will lead to constructive discourse. but he knows too that the president and the government will likely obstruct ea

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my name's elizabeth stuffed, you saw the andre faced the firing squad twice. there was an attempt to break him down the end of this motion to from west, if you want us to work for other consultants to me to come, which make us the price of to 8 months in prison months. the andre was released in a prisoner exchange now health services and also helps the local us to rebuild police accounts. the escape, the parts are nation, i wouldn't go but the union board somewhere if you had ordered to pursue this for vision and planning issues, different formulas. let's get some similar brands over control. is this the 1st level issue in your present union? should they give us can present initially here with low hundreds of any of the shipping us nowhere. and let's, let's say it's of game is a good one and when it's free. so it's interesting that model of the question, i don't know more than 30, almost 39 when you, which didn't say what the doorstep ocean was not far enough for me to, to refresh us. so what does she weigh with someone, you know what it was? come on, you know

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andrés brender tiene más información al respecto? andrés. tú te encuentras en vivo en esa ciudad.ahora están hablando el jefe del departamento de bomberos, también la alcaldesa de oakland, barbara lee, y ellos se reunieron acá para hablar sobre precisamente los planes que ellos tienen para enfrentar este 4 de julio. para nadie es un secreto que cuando ocurre el 4 de julio, la cantidad de fuegos artificiales que disparan acá, que que activan, pues es bastante alarmante. en medio de esta temporada de incendios y con tanta maleza que hay acá en las montañas, el peligro puede ser bastante grande. muchos recordarán el gran incendio que hubo acá en 1991, pero el departamento de bomberos va a tener patrullas adicionales, camiones de bomberos adicionales a lo largo y ancho de la ciudad. y también van a cerrar algunas áreas que siempre han sido propensas a tener estos fuegos artificiales. por supuesto, hay que recordar que en el condado alameda, no solo en oakland, sino en el condado de alameda, está prohibido lanzar fuegos artificiales. sin embargo, cada año vemos como la policía a veces

así es andrés muchas gracias.ntalla, tiene información sobre otras protestas en nuestra zona, una de ellas en la alcaldía de san francisco, a partir de las 16:00 de la tarde, donde habrá una conferencia de prensa sobre la prohibición de viajar. otra se realizaría en la alcaldía de san josé a partir de las 4 y 30 de esta tarde y a las 18:00 de la tarde habrá otra manifestación llamada ice out en la alcaldía de san francisco. los operativos migratorios registrados el fin de semana en los Ángeles han también encendido las alarmas entre muchos trabajadores inmigrantes en el condado san diego. muchos de ellos dicen que temen ser deportados y separarse de sus hijos y familiares. por esta razón, y ante estos hechos, algunos abogados de inmigración recomiendan lo siguiente no firmar documentos, no dar ningún tipo de información y pedir hablar con un abogado. no se involucren con el oficial o el de la persona que están deteniendo, porque pueden haber consecuencias legales contra ellos. pueden arrestarlos y tener problemas

andrés brender telemundo andrés.s personas utilizan las redes sociales para tratar de dar información a la comunidad sobre supuestas redadas, pero muchos de esos mensajes también lo sabemos, no tienen fuentes oficiales y podrían ser falsos, según lo indican algunos expertos. en muchos casos, las redes socias permiten amplificar contenidos que no han sido verificados o que son directamente parte de laboratorios de desinformación. recomiendan que antes de compartir una publicación en las plataformas digitales, hay que asegurarse que venga de una fuente confiable como la red de respuesta rápida, por ejemplo, o una autoridad local o un medio de comunicación reconocido con el fin de no dar información equivocada o de provocar el pánico entre la comunidad. en fresno, algunos abogados y activistas indican que varias personas habrían sido detenidas durante sus citas de revisión rutinaria en el edificio de inmigración durante este fin de semana. algunas de estas citas fueron programadas para el día domingo, lo que llamó la at

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so we are doing a fundraiser for andre.he bulwark, which is former republicans from the right and crooked coming together from the left to raise a bunch of money at a pretty big gay pride show. it's a serious cause, but it's going to be a fun show because we can't just move on from this. he's still down there, right? the media moves on, the story moves on to the next horror, the next outrage. a boat renaming, a military parade. meanwhile, this is a person who has been disappeared by the u.s. government to a foreign hellhole. kristi noem is asked just to provide proof of life to his mother, as a mother won't do it. it is despicable. it's monstrous, and we have to do everything we can to keep the focus on this. it is great that there is a ruling today that their rights were violated. andres and everyone else who is disappeared without so much as a hearing. but we can't. the second we just move on is the second. this becomes something that we accept. so we're doing. this event will be at outside the supreme court at 5:00 in dc

andre, good morning to you. well, these will be the supreme court's last rulings of the session before they go on a summer break. and one of the most anticipated decisions will address president trump and injunctions on birthright citizenship. that's simply the idea that a child born on u.s. soil is automatically a u.s. citizen, even to parents of undocumented immigrants. president trump says he wants to end that and sign an executive order blocking it. but challengers call that unconstitutional, arguing birthright is protected by the 14th amendment. now, supreme court justices are making a decision not so much on yes or no to whether birthright citizenship should be allowed, but they'll decide if federal judges have the authority to block president trump's executive order on a blanket nationwide level. a constitutional law expert from syracuse university helps explain trump's side of the argument, essentially saying the courts can only speak case by case and cannot make a blanket nationwide injunction. >> trump

garcia in the coming days. >> andre. thank you. the targeted shooting of two lawmakers in minnesota is raising concerns about the safety of political leaders nationwide. a recent princeton study found a big jump in the number of politically motivated attacks and threats. researchers say there were 600 such incidents in the u.s. last year alone, a 74% increase from the total in 2022. the shooting in minnesota came just days after there was gunfire outside a congressional candidates home in arizona. >> i'm standing in front of my home where two days ago, a gunman shot out the door of one of my staff's doors on their car, broke the window. thankfully, nobody was hurt, but it happened just feet away from our dining room table. >> daniel hernandez was a congressional intern when he helped save the life of congresswoman gabby giffords during an assassination attempt in tucson in 2011. there have been no arrests in the recent shooting outside his home. >> our time now. 705. president trump now telling a federal immigration agencies to mak

ktvu andre senior is live in studio here. and andre, this comes after the insurance commissioner signed off on state farm's recent request for a rate increase. >> yeah, garcia, the insurance commissioner, says his investigation into state farm comes in response to angry complaints from many people whose homes were destroyed or damaged in the palisades and eaton fires back in january. those la fire victims filed their complaints with the insurance commissioner's office, saying state farm has delayed and mishandled their claims regarding damage to their homes and possible contamination from smoke. commissioner lara says investigators will be looking into inconsistent management of claims, the frequent reassignment of multiple adjusters and inadequate record keeping or information sharing. but one consumer advocates sees this investigation as nothing more than a delaying tactic. >> that process is designed to protect the insurance companies. it's secret. it's behind closed doors. it takes years. it's not going to do anything to

garcia. >> andre. thank you. happening today, leaders in vallejo are holding a vigil in the face of increasing gun violence there. this comes after the city's seventh homicide of the year last friday. the victim, a 65 year old man. county supervisors and representatives from community violence groups are expected to speak starting at 2:00 this afternoon at the north vallejo park. >> happening today. an arraignment is scheduled for a high ranking member in san francisco's sheriff's office. richard zhou serves as the sheriff's chief of staff. he is now facing misdemeanor charges of hit and run and filing a false police report. prosecutors say zhou, who was off duty at the time, crashed a sheriff's vehicle into a parked car in diamond heights boulevard back in march. authorities say he waited two weeks to file a report, and claimed that he was the victim of a hit and run at a parking lot. >> let's get outside here and see what the traffic is doing. 718 typically, james, as you know, we'd be hitting the height of the

it's just shows the real face of the keywords you, you as a terrorist state in the of the west. andre, a claim has been claiming for 3 years that is the victim of an unprovoked attack. so why do you think it's decided to play along with this and blame game against iran of theirs? it was comfortable. i shouldn't have to that. i was very gray. it's a total dictatorship regime that it was going to go to people like me, you know, with this to the point of peace with russia and more it's, it's not, are based about situation that was the sort of don't bass with a mass. you're more than 50000. that is that a civil war in between. so today this, the statements of the support. oh, great. oh, with the united states and israel shows that the crane is not a sovereign state crate, is a copy of the of the west of london, washington or the state of washington as it's always outside exist. oh, to the trump. the expression just to do want to get more money in financing for the destruction of refrain more and more and to try to undermine that. the piece the go sions i was washington inbox so that i hav

andre, you were watching that interview. you were in russia with friends, and you write about the reaction in the room in your book, and you write this. you write. putin's answer shocked us, combined with his grin. it felt like the most cynical response that a president, a head of state, could possibly have to that state's failure to save its sailors. we could hardly believe what we'd heard him say. and then you continue to talk about someone in the room. you write. then marina exploded. how dare this american ask putin about kursk in such a disrespectful way? well done for putin for cutting him off. that's our saint petersburg, by the way. tell him to go f himself. and you say that night was probably the very first time it dawned on us that we didn't completely understand our friends. and now here we are. andre, what is putin's true standing right now in russia? as you see it? >> well, unfortunately. >> it's pretty strong and it's built on the feeling which was shared by many russians back in the late 1990s and the beginnin

andre.bone of the us economy. they do a lot of work and a lot of labor that many of us otherwise wouldn't necessarily be willing to do. and these raids are coming at a time when america needs its laborers. i mean, they're indiscriminate. and that's the interesting and unfortunate part of this, that politics many times paints with a very broad brush. and unfortunately, with this immigration crackdown, it is not distinguishing between hardworking members of our society versus illegal immigrants who might be here, who are not otherwise contributing to the united states. and that's part of the challenge. good leadership is really about distinguishing between logic and feelings. and unfortunately, this seems to be driven a lot more by feelings than by logic. and it is undermining both the u.s. economy as well as individual states economies across the country. >> it would seem to me that it wouldn't be that difficult to form a situation in which you knew exactly who were the people who were doing

sal. >> andre and pam. you're right, andre, it is busy out there. want to show it to you here from our traffic camera. it's backed up all the way out to the maze. we haven't had anything really on the bridge. just a slow as it normally is. tuesday tends to be a pretty slow day around the morning commute. that's one of the work days here. interstate 880 looks okay. san mateo bridge not all that unusual. there's a little bit of slowing there. we've been talking about eastbound 580 at isabel. there is an unusual backup there now in both directions because of a crash that happened overnight on eastbound 580. it. isabel was a deadly crash that had to do an investigation. well, eastbound, there's not usually a slowdown there. and westbound is slow because people can see what's going on on the other side of the freeway, even though all the westbound lanes are open. 637 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> sal, thank you kindly, sir. another robust fog bank out there. now most of it is north or on the coast, but there's clearing east and south

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