- james andré: c'est ce que j'ai pu lire dans un article.ils ont un autre avantage pour les iraniens: ils sont très bon marché, de l'ordre de 20 000 dollars. ils les produisent rapidement, parce qu'ils ont fourni la russie sur le théâtre ukrainien. ils sont capables de les déployer en grand nombre. or, là, il y a un rapport coût/nuisances de ces drones qui est intéressant pour les iraniens. cela va sans doute avoir un certain impact. - judith grimaldi: dernière question. il y a un silence étonnant de donald trump. comment l'expliquez-vous? - james andré: donald trump n'a pas réagi dans un 1er temps, juste après l'attaque. il a fallu attendre le lendemain. donald trump est revenu disant que, selon lui, cette attaque était réussie, mais que les négociations devaient reprendre. fin de sous-titrage. sous-titrage en direct eva france st'501 ... -judith grimaldi: bonjour et bienvenue. voici les titres. l'iran a déclenché sa riposte. des dizaines de missiles tirés en quelques heures contre le territoire israélien. on compte au moins 3 morts et plus

so did you bring andre in for questioning? we did.f these-- this makes sense. he finally cracks that the story that he gave us about how he found the jacket in corey french's house was not how it actually happened. the plot thickens. craig melvin: coming up-- he was constantly receiving tips that would require us to follow up, finding evidence. craig melvin: --wesley keeps police busy with tips-- we did come to believe that he was inserting himself too much in the investigation. craig melvin: --and a grave day at an abandoned house. little furniture, if any, overgrown. it had a very creepy feel to it. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturally good mood. miralax®: free your gut to free your mood. in your fridge. >> it's not dog. >> food, it's freshpet. >> real meat. >> real veggies. >> real veggies. >> it's dog food. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better. so this is better. that

and i love to ask andre. how andre, do you see donald trump right now? how do you see the united states? do you see the united states as a formidable rival in adversary? do you see united states as a burgeoning new friend? do you see donald trump is a buddy and repeating from your perspective? what are the dimensions protecting a strategic frame of how you see the us for a mosque out today to if i just read it usually comments on what uh, just to look at the car and see if there are you with that. uh, there are some foreign policy as well as the revisions, but this all is being uh, just as uh, the uh, the message uh from the is that, uh, the all set up to this on this on either i should try to get you to read it to you through the age of nations. we drive to the nice uh and uh, to basically set to all the interests of the lesson community, whatever. uh, we were denied that the services were not treated as an equal partner of basically what we do is just s and received a good action from the rest of the nation. washington's uh, the interest zeros of the u

let me start with you andre. you and i have talked before about this conflict. you kind of frame that in a way that sort of looked at this as one of the after effects of the end of the cold war. i'm interested right now in how you see the tilt of, of this conflict and rushes, placing the world. what is russia's vision for itself, and is it winning? well, i agree that we should not to underestimate this analogy all these calls that uh, what absolutely. love you. uh, this is long job and honest on policy issue. a piece of the policy. sure. it's a matter of a higher concern. yeah, there was in the back to the house is subordinate to this issue. i think uh the reception is that uh may be uh, not as far as, uh, the rest of it is. uh, uh, had expected, but uh, so it is through 80. all right. you know, ultimately you can move past projects out to most of the conditions before it be set to the most more over this actually is that the body shop set. the majority of the house and the mass on the you with the security architecture? the the, the, the, the sheet uh some, uh,

i was terrified, i thought andre might be there, and he could be killed.y extended the ultimatum to 5 o'clock, then moved it back to three, then moved it back to five. the last time i... saw him alive was at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. the crisis team was located here in the building. in front of the prime minister of bavaria, germany, the ambassador of egypt. they were standing here, and he was on the second floor. i saw that he was without his glasses. and i felt so sorry for him, because without his glasses he couldn't see anything. then they push him with a rifle so that he would move away from... the germans accepted the arab demand to take the hostages to the helipad olympic village. i remember my mother saying: oh, how good that they are doing something there, it’s good that they will take them away from there, and they can come to an agreement there. i said: mom, we can bury them with this. why? the germans don’t need such drama in the cheerful olympic village. they want to take the scandal away from here and continue the olympic games. asked to le

andre: that's a great question. you really shouldn't take anything for granted walking in the door and i didn't do that. i got hit blind-sided by a water main break. now we are detecting them. we are spending a lot of time on it. we are focusing on it. the leaks we detected that we serve that save -- we were leaking 168 million gallons a year. that's what those 10 leaks that we fixed were doing. that came out of somebody's cost. that is wasteful to our environment. and so, i would say do an assessment. call one of these firms, to just do an assessment and you want to know what all the problems are. when you inherited this from the priest mayor, you don't know what all the challenges are until someone with an engineering background, someone that knows wastewater and stormwater and water treatment on the highest level across the world, they can tell you what state yours is in. are you at an a level or at an f level. and it gives you something that you can go to your city council and say this is what this is going to c

andre, who was their grandfather? where is andre's grandfather, where?s andre's grandfather? in heaven, in heaven, in heaven. the main question is, where will all this lead, because of congenital diseases people die, a lot of money is spent on them, people on both sides hope for a resolution to the conflict. ankirehis, specially for vrt news from the gaza sector. after munich, director, screenwriter and producer franzine zuckerman, cameraman christine fieldhouse, editors rady karabots, roger matiusi, composer juscelyn lenois, translated into russian and voiced especially for the tv channel. tanks are coming now, one is coming, the second, the third, they got to kherson and kokhovka pretty quickly, it’s very difficult to show. footage, because all the horrors, all this quiet terror, it happens in basements, quiet terror, alive, alive to themselves, lived, were, worked, built a business, tried to earn money, and then the war came, i saw many people whom i simply didn’t know before, didn’t notice. these are heroes, these are people who are ready to fight to

andre might still have some drizzle on him as he a little cloud over you andre. yeah. as hot inland today. temperatures 5060 70s and some low 80s. and temperatures will start to rebound a little bit tomorrow. more so towards the end of the week friday into saturday. you two. >> all right, steve i'll continue with macleod. all right. it's the law in california, but nationwide it's a different story when you join us on the nine, the life saving training now required at local child care centers and the national touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. (♪) and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and noticeably less itch. when a touch is all in good fun. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breath

andre had to go back. he was only given two days off.nd i told him, "i'm staying in holland to look after the baby. i'll see you when the competition is over. " he went back to the national team, and i stayed to look after the baby. anyway, i stayed in the netherlands the next morning. on september 5th, my parents were there and they said, "anke, how many people were in the israeli delegation?" i opened my eyes and said, "somewhere around 20 people, maybe 22, i don't know exactly," i said, "why would anyone even need this information at 7am. good morning, my name is jim mackey, i am reporting live from the olympic village in munich. his name was shlomit, he had a woman with him, she was responsible for the floor they say: terrorists entered the athletes, they promised that at noon, and noon had passed an hour and 15 minutes ago, to kill all their hostages, noon passed, no new victims were reported. the olympics were covered live for the first time, so that you could follow everything that was happening. there is a man in a white hat. i s

i was terrified, thinking that andre might be there and he might be killed. they extended the ultimatum to five hours, then moved it back three, then moved it back to five. egypt, they were standing here, and he was on the second floor, i saw that he was without glasses, and i felt so sorry for him, because without glasses he couldn’t see anything, then they push him with a rifle so that he... germany, the germans accepted the arabs’ demand to take the hostages to the helipad of the olympic village. i remember my mother saying, oh, how good that they are at least doing something there, it’s good that they will take them away from there, and there may be an agreement, i say, mom, they can be buried on this, why don’t the germans need such a drama in the cheerful olympic village, they want to take the scandal away from here to continue the olympic games, when they were taken away. i asked to let me continue participating in the competition, i asked if i could do it, my coach was not there, i was very nervous, would i be able to perform? at first we were told th

andres brendel, a reporter for nbc and telemundo. thank you andres, let's move on. now we are seeing visible community support for a livermore father detained by ice agents last week. last night, people rallied for miguel angel lopez lujan, his wife and one of his daughters joined us on this program on monday. he's he's holding it together. i just tell him to be patient. we're going to try our best to bring him home. this is something i, i never thought my family or i would have to experience or go through. so it's very, very hard. but we're trying to stay strong, be confident, positive that we'll get him back home with the family. yeah. right now her father is being detained at a federal facility near bakersfield and they're from the east bay. you can watch the rest of this interview, along with more of our reporting on federal immigration action in the bay area. you can watch it on our app and at nbcbayarea.com. up next, walnut creek, tracking your next visit to better tap into tourism, we'll explain how this is working. also, take a sip. sonoma county wineries no

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48 andrés., los operativos de agentes federales en 2 días consecutivos han provocado temor entre la comunidad y la agencia. ice nos ha confirmado que los detenidos contaban ya con órdenes de deportación firmadas por un juez. eso es lo que dicen. sin embargo, hay todavía hay incertidumbre. si nuestro compañero damián trujillo, de nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area, regresó a esa zona de la calle blossom road y nos cuenta más información de lo que ha visto. damián parece que hoy los agentes federales no operaron en el área de blossom hill road aquí en san josé, pero sí dejaron mucho miedo en la comunidad ice. aún no confirma la cantidad de personas arrestadas durante su operativo de 2 días en san josé, pero estas imágenes causaron mucho miedo entre la comunidad, incluyendo clientes del supermercado chávez, ubicado en la calle blossom hill. hay mucho temor en la comunidad. este ya ve como estos días anteriores ha estado la inmigración aquí en estos lados, aquí en san juan, este san josé. el miér

prececisamenten san francisco andrés. día por ahí. qué tal? pues sí. mire, nosotros obtuvimos información que en la mañana, alrededor de las 8 y 30, estaba acá casi a las 11. vimos esta detención. después, en la segunda ronda de audiencia, a eso de la 13:00 de la tarde. ya no. vimos actividad de expresión. tuvimos información de que al menos una docena de personas no asistían, pues a su audiencia como estaba pautada. algo que el juez dijo, pues es un número bastante grande. señor de 2 horas de la mañana, lo que parece ser agentes federales se llevaron detenidas a 2 personas de la corte de inmigración en la calle schroder, en san francisco. estas se suman a otras 2 detenciones registradas el martes. 1 de ellos está siendo ayudado por el centro de justicia y diversidad. nosotros hicimos una moción para la corte para hacer una determinación. si la persona que fue detenido hoy en la corte puede ser am, puede recibir una fianza y salir de la custodia. la abogada no dio detalles de la persona llama la información de estas exten

muchas gracias, andrés.rio de manifestaciones contra las detenciones migratorias. vea. ice, escucha. estamos en la lucha. de esta manera, decenas de personas marcharon en señal de protesta tras las múltiples detenciones realizadas por agentes federales en los últimos días, así como por el incremento de las medidas migratorias implementadas por el presidente trump. en nuestra edición de las 05:30 vamos a contarles cómo se desarrolló esta jornada y cuáles son las principales exigencias de los manifestantes. estamos aquí para anunciar una actualización sobre un caso importante. abrego garcía aterrizó en estados unidos para enfrentar a la justicia y también hoy viernes, la fiscal general de estados unidos, pam bondi, informó que gilmar armando abrego garcía, el salvadoreño, deportado por error y detenido en la cárcel, cecot, regresó a este país para enfrentar varios cargos federales, incluyendo tráfico humano. por su parte, el abogado de abrego garcía dijo que los hechos de hoy no son un acto de justicia, sino u

all of it is behavior chef jose andres has seen before.ntrol your fire, my friend and works to address. jose is such a good mentor. i must tell you, he's such a good mentor. i probably have a little less patience than you have. but alongside martha stewart, i've never seen somebody with more joy for life. andres is also scrutinizing the contestants creations to see two culinary giants that would be judging. everything i do is very intimidating. over these final four episodes, you just remind yourself why you're here and what the goal is. someone's going to create. time is up. the winning recipe. mark barger, nbc news and peacock. all right, you better watch it. you can catch an all new episode of yes, chef tomorrow night. watch it right here on nbc bay area, starting at 10 p.m. have you been following the zebra hunt? i have not. what's going on? get ready to be caught up. a week long zebra hunt comes to a close in as prospectors, we know ourselves a boom. so, when the xfinity wifi started booming, we rushed in. booming wifi deserves a boom

welcome to the nine andre senior gasia mikaelian i'm sal castaneda. i don't know if i take up crocheting, but putting the phone away, i think is a good idea. >> so what do you do in the meantime with your with your hands? >> reading. reading. >> maybe. reading. i can understand knitting and crocheting because you're always with your fingers, right? right on the phone. so like knitting and crocheting. >> you're drawing a straight line from like this. >> to like. yeah, like like this. >> and you're actually concentrating instead of concentrating on on on scrolling. >> right, right. >> you can concentrate on you know, i've done a little crocheting in the past. okay. i'm afraid to admit. honestly, i think i'm going to be judged only because i used my mom crochet. i would like, want to. i'm like, show me how to do that because we'd always do it. >> oh, so you know how to do it? >> sure. okay. yeah. i mean, i. >> i can see you regretting. what? you. i should never have said that because sal. >> went right in for it. >> right, right. well. >> i will say, you

andre and geisha. >> sal. i'll take it from here. you know, we're going to be taking you live inside the san jose museum, the japanese american museum of san jose. this is a place that's meant to document the history, art and culture of the community. we'll show you some of the exhibits coming up in the next hour of our zip trip. here. we'll talk about the history they're trying to keep alive and why they say it's more important than ever to keep that history alive. and also one of their fundraisers, that they're having a fundraiser later this summer. so we'll be showing you live some of the exhibits, giving you a little bit of a tour, and then speaking with the museum's director about their objectives. but first, i want to send it over to my friend and colleague, frank mallicoat. who? frank, glad you're back. it's not a zip trip without your trivia. >> well thank you, it is good to be back live. anyways, got a new hip, so i'm moving around pretty well now. yeah, we're going to do a deep dive into trivia. did you know that san jose w

andre. andre and pam. nice to see you this morning.want to get to. there was a truck fire pickup truck westbound, 580 near airway. and traffic is backed up from the isabel exit. that's still being taken care of. the fire is out. no one was hurt. but it is a spectacle. and then you have all that slow traffic coming in from tracy bay. bridge is getting a little more crowded. it's not super crowded, but just gives me the indication that we're going to have a typical normal monday where it starts to build up here. san francisco they were clearing a crash along northbound 101 right near cesar chavez. 549. let's talk about today's weather. looks like it's a little overcast out there. >> so i used to go to fog city diner all the time. me too. but that was back in the day, so i understand what the gentleman was saying. things have changed, all right? it was really good. all right. cooler. we talked about a low would come right down the coast, replace another one off of baja. and that's exactly what happened. so we get the cool down. yesterday

andrés brender telemundo.a lo dramático que pueden ser estos episodios, si usted o auien que conoce es detenido por autoridades migratorias, existen recursos disponibles en pantalla están los números de asistencia en el área de la bahía. tómele una foto y guárdelos. y estos son los números de la red de respuesta rápida para los condados del norte y centro de california. entre otras cosas, puede obtener información sobre sus derechos en este país. también recuerde queuede encontrar esta información en nuestras diferentes plataformas digitales. la mañana de ayer miércoles, agentes federales arrestaron a por lo menos 6 personas que se presentaron a una revisión de inmigración en una oficina al sur de san josé. los agentes federales después llegaron al estacionamiento trasero del supermercado chávez, donde trasladaron a los detenidos. are you guys with is all? i can say the time is federal police. según ice, los detenidos contaban con órdenes de deportación firmadas por un juez. abogados y residentes expresaron su

andre and garcia. >> over to thank you. the economy. when you join us on the nine. the sectors being hit the hardest and why one expert says the ripple e ects could affect e federal government could drop a guideline that recommends that you limit your alcohol consumption to two days to two drinks per day. reuters reports the new guidelines will likely urge drinking in moderation without exactly saying how many drinks. that means the new guidelines are still being worked on. could change. recent studies have found that even moderate drinking is linked to some health risks, including a higher risk of certain cancers. to the south bay here, there will be no official fireworks show in san jose at almond lake this 4th of july. the city canceled the event due to safety concerns. council members say that emergency officials had a tough time responding to fires last year due to crowds. san jose is still hosting other fireworks shows on the fourth, including one at lake cunningham park. san francisco has a new planning director now,

james. >> andre. good morning.acks follow the strikes from the us on three iranian nuclear sites. american leaders say they've devastated iran's nuclear capabilities. president trump announcing those attacks over iran over the weekend. responses immediately followed iran, saying the u.s. crossed a, quote, very big red line and says those attacks gave iranian forces a free hand to act against u.s. interests. members of the administration say the president offered iran the chance to negotiate peacefully, but iran would often, quote, play games. secretary of state marco rubio emphasized the u.s. did not strike any troops or civilians in iran, only nuclear sites. >> what we want now is to ensure that iran never has nuclear weapons. if what they want is a civil nuclear program where they have power plants like every other country, a lot of other countries in the world have, they can do that. that's the deal that's been offered to them. in the most recent strikes, led by israel, military forces say they targeted a prison

you saw the andre faced the firing squad twice. there was an attempt to break him down as motion from west if you want us to have a project in front of me to come, which make us the price of to 8 months in prison months. so the andre was released in a prisoner exchange. now health services and also helps the local us to rebuild melissa jones, the to escape the parts or mission i wouldn't go, but those you and your board somewhere if you had ordered to pursue this commission and planning, it shows different formulas from this, from similar brands over control is this the 1st level? it's a new brand new shit. they give us, give us an image right here as low as a venue. this one was held up with a shovel, has nowhere land? well, associates of game is a control and when it's free. so it's interesting that most of the question i in the waiting 30, almost the name and you which didn't say what the doorstep thought she was not far enough for me to tear from us. so what did she will come on? you know what it was? come on, you know, that's

gracias andrés. esperamos tus reportes en la edición de la tarde.teo de votos en la elección especial por el distrito 3 de san josé, en el que el candidato anthony tornillos tiene hasta el momento 4449 votos, lo que representa el 64.84%, mientras que la candidata gaby chávez lópez tiene hasta el momento 2413, lo que representa el 35.16% de los votos. se espera una próxima actualización de votos para hoy a las 17:00 de la tarde. también me importa mucho que los que nuestros representantes representantes apoyan a las artes, los eventos comunitarios a asegurar que todos tengamos un sentido de de pertenecer aquí. la oficina del registro electoral informó que el ganador será certificado por el concilio en un mes. la junta de educación de san francisco aprobó un presupuesto equilibrado para el siguiente año escolar que apoyará el aprendizaje de los estudiantes y al mismo tiempo avanzará hacia su objetivo de salir de la supervisión estatal y lograr la solvencia fiscal. este presupuesto, le explicó, es el resultado de meses de trabajo por parte del personal

andrés brender telemundo andrés muchas gracias. de san leandro? bueno, ahora tenemos información que un cable que alimentaba la vía férrea provocó esas llamas. según la agencia, se trataba de un cable desgastado que hizo contacto con el suelo, lo que provocó un cortocircuito. con esto, los trenes en el este del área de la bahía se vieron afectados por horas y tomó casi una semana para restaurar el servicio por cometo. investigan a un ex jugador del equipo de los san josé earthquakes en relación al homicidio del ex entrenador de fútbol ronny morris. dave gold, quien jugó para los quakes en la década de los 80, se encuentra detenido en conexión con esa muerte ocurrida el pasado 6 de junio en una casa del valle de almaden. sus amigos confirman que morris era muy buen amigo de gold y había sido su entrenador asistente. surprising me. you know this neighborhood it is quititeafe. la policía todavía no revela información sobre la investigación. sin embargo, el jueves se supo que el fiscal de distrito del condado santa clara necesita aún m

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a senior sergeant and the 6 casa regimen. paramedics made this grueling war time johnny alongside andre scored a send that all at them. but the book repeat some form a spot far. yeah, eyes and like a bump of the chest. a lesson i load up with the explanation of what we, what are the name of the permit defendant, any criminal us before the war, lizzie chance was the new guns regions, major industrial center destruct. this is to coordinate a little bit. the same thing is i will do a technician. it's got an initial most sim, one year engine. will, most of those are going to be another molecule. then we'll initial thing. this each end schedule most complete, they destroyed when they withdrawal, the ukranian troops should leave nothing but destruction behind the poach. there was some other conventional push me a shout, some going old sort of equal in that category of video. and you start out and international essential uh we're going to list still throw in your story with specificity or, and then you said i can't. dr. lee is going down for the shelves pushing up on samples. you're certainly

es la información que tenemos andrés brender telemundo andrés. al sur del área de la bahía, precisamente a la ciudad de san josé, con un tema bastante parecido, porque el consejo aprobó la polémica ordenanza de proponer que propuso el alcalde matt mahan, llamada responsabilidad de refugio. bueno, le comento que esta medida permitirá arrestar o también hospitalizar a personas sin hogar que rechacen 3 veces en 18 meses trasladarse a un refugio. también establece esta medida una nueva unidad policial y más equipos de alcance para implementar dicho plan. y los líderes de oakland recibirán hoy comentarios públicos sobre los cambios propuestos al plan presupuestario. debido a que la ciudad enfrenta actualmente un déficit de 265 millones de dólares, los miembros del consejo afirman que las enmiendas propuestas incluyen mantener abiertas las 25 estaciones de bomberos de la ciudad y evitar entre otras cosas despidos e invertir también en la aplicación de la ley en el condado san mateo. la jefa de alguaciles cristina corpus, pierde un proceso judicial para

andrés brender se encuentra en esta ciudad con más detalles. qué tal andrés? cuéntanos. así es.dad con motivo del orgullo que recordemos que todo comienza con la marcha de la visibilidad trans. el viernes. ante esto, lo importante a saber es que van a haber calles cerradas y algunas líneas de los buses también se van a ver afectadas. el sfmta dijo que si usted va a transitar por estas áreas, en especial por el área del tenderloin y también del centro de la ciudad, revise su página web para ver cuáles son las áreas afectadas. las calles que van a estar cerradas, todos los cuerpos de seguridad, tanto la oficina del sheriff como la policía de la ciudad están trabajando en conjunto para garantizar la seguridad de ellos. aseguraron de que al momento no hay ninguna amenaza a la seguridad. no hay ninguna amenaza creíble para la gente que vaya a venir a disfrutar de este evento. pero sí le pidieron a las personas que vayan a estar acá que la seguridad es algo compartido, que ellos también deberían de colaborar. lo más importante a saber es que si usted ve algo sospechoso, bien sea algun

where is andre's grandfather, where? where is andre's grandfather? in heaven, in heaven, in heaven.he main question is, where will all this lead: people die because of the feud, a lot of money is spent on it, people on both sides hope for a resolution to the conflict, ankirehis specially for vrt news from the gaza strip. after munich. director, screenwriter and producer franzin zuckermann, cinematographer christine fieldhouse. editors radajkatz, roger matiusi, composer jucelyn lenoy. translated and voiced into russian specially for the current time tv channel. du, make a wish, what did you wish for? you can't say it, but say it, no, you have to tell it, then the wish won't come true, oh well, i wished for you to grow up really big, so that you'd bam and grow up, they wanted to take me away too, but my mom hit that woman, you'll be with me, of course, and you'll never leave me, i'll always be there, we're not politicians and... and not historians, so what should we all do, fold our hands, do nothing, i'm afraid of every interview, really now, because i'm afraid to say something stupi

andre, who was their grandfather? where is andre's grandfather, where? where is andre's grandfather? in heaven, in heaven, in heaven. the main question is, where will all this lead: people die because of the feud, a lot of money is spent on it, people on both sides hope for a resolution to the conflict. after munchon, director, screenwriter and producer, franzin zuckerman, cinematographer christine fieldhouse, editor. radajkatz, roger matthau, composer jucelyn lenoy. translated into russian and voiced especially for the current time tv channel. and not historians, so why should we all just fold our hands, nothing not to do, i'm afraid of every interview, really now, because i'm afraid of saying something stupid or something else, but not to do anything, it seems to me at all. in this episode , the director of a japanese kindergarten hits me on the head, a professor of a japanese university hits me in the face, and i measure the radiation level at the destroyed nuclear reactor of fukushima, now i'm already showing twice as much 0.8 09, one, how did they m

andre, who was their grandfather? where is grandpa andre, where? where is grandpa andre?en, in heaven, in heaven. the main question is, where will all this lead: people die because of the feud, a lot of money is spent on it, people on both sides hope for a resolution to the conflict. radaykats, roger matyusy, composer juscelyn lenoy, translated into russian and voiced especially for the current time tv channel. cities here are hard, a truck sinks, as if it got into quicksand, the northeastern states, some of the poorest in brazil. i do not lose hope that someday they will build a normal road here, as they say, hope dies last, mine is already 20 years old. du, make a wish. what did you wish for? you can't say, but say no. you have to tell, then the wish won't come true. oh well, i wished for you to grow up really big. so that you would bam and grow up. they wanted to take me away too, but my mom hit that woman. will you be with me? of course. and you will never leave me. i will always be there. a city in the donetsk region that has been under russian shelling for several m

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 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 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 beginning of the 2000

and x diplomat. andre good to have you on the program with us. the crimea bridge has been repeatedly targeted since it 1st opened in 2018 and the slightest attempt was able to temporarily hold traffic. why is kids so keen on damaging or destroying the bridge? it's a symbol of a new russia symbol. ok. russia moving forward. and the russian development symbol that russia has a, has a gains more and produce more and develops more in the region. then you've probably never did in the last 30 years or 20 years, or was it basically i had premier, a bite site. so this was, the reality is basically every day, here's where to find a place on face the t, or we're seeing the best braces there. but this is a symbol. oh, did you rush out of the symbol with the arrow for russia? and that's why it's a target, even though it's a civilian car. and the problem is that the keywords indeed are not here. if it's a civilian target, they don't for attacking. a more and more familiar, the buildings going to go, it's in russia. why is that? it and crush region, and i will

i'm andre senior. happening right now alameda county firefighters are walking the streets with a purpose. they want to raise awareness for mental health resources and to honor the memory of one of their own. ktvu james torres is live in oakland, explaining the fire department's mission. good afternoon. james. >> andre. well, this walk makes a lot of sense for this time of the year. it's june, which is men's mental health awareness month, and it's also the six year anniversary marking six years since alameda county fire department's one and only suicide. alameda fire recruits hearing an important message they wish they never had to hear. >> we want to stress. we don't want to have them in this situation. >> john michael is talking about his situation. his son eric died six years ago by suicide from stresses of the job, a job dozens of these recruits are signing up for. >> we're just doing everything we can to be visible, normalize it and to make it seamless and anonymous. so people just have they just f

hi, james. >> gasia andre, hello to you. and we are expecting round two of court arguments between president trump and governor gavin newsom. all, of course, stemming from the demonstrations we've seen in la and president trump's decision to send more than 2000, actually close to 4000 national guard troops down to los angeles to try to handle protesters down there. we did see a very small demonstration just outside the ninth circuit court of appeals here in san francisco. many folks who are against president trump's immigration policies. the argument in court started last week in a federal court where governor gavin newsom's attorneys argued that the president did not have the right or the authority to call in the national guard troops to los angeles and violated state and federal laws. a federal judge agreed with that, but the trump administration immediately filed an appeal, asked for a stay to the appellate court and appellate court, judge granted that about two hours after the federal court ruling came down. and that is

good morning to you, pam and andre. and since then, the lasting effect of this tragedy has had a lasting effect on the community of the castle mont high school. not only did they lose an educator and teacher, but this all happened just before the high school's high school graduation ceremony. now, students remembered the teacher, marvin boomer. they described him with very beautiful words. they held a vigil in his honor friday night, hours after students walked across the graduation stage. former students, fellow colleagues all offered their personal stories of boomer and his lasting impact. >> just giving me good advice and just telling me he just checked in on me and everything. he was a very great teacher. >> and in court this morning, 18 year old eric scott hernandez garcia expected to stand in front of a judge. he's supposed to tell the court who is representing him, who his lawyer is, as well as enter into a plea. hernandez garcia is facing seven charges, ranging from vehicular manslaughter to running away from po

andre perry is here for you to call in. it is (202) 748-8000, for republicans. we will put the lines on the screen so you can call in with what best fits you. how would you describe the state of black power today in america compared to just a few years ago before the black lives matter movement? guest: that is interesting. i will pick one sector, and it is business development. in 2017, we started looking at the share of employer firms, share of businesses with more than one employee. it was 2.3% and it has increased 50% since 2017. so we are seeing growth in a lot of areas. there is still a small number, black people represent about 14% of the overall population but only 2.7% of employer firms but those firms have increased and certainly since the killing of george floyd, we have seen some investments but that should not have us think about that one event as influence all of our outcomes. when we are looking at these outcomes, it goes well beyond what happened in a year. we are seeing growth and wealth among african-americans, largely because most of our wealth

andres, do you want to comment on this?why do you tell me, is the market professional priced at 31? it's trading at 70 right now. it's up 130%. what does this tell you? >> it looks like animal spirits are are back. yes. you saw the ipo market open up a little bit earlier with circle and this. so yeah i mean look we're all time highs. it doesn't the wall of worry. we keep climbing it. >> it's gone. >> there's no the more you hate it the more it could keep going up. >> this feels like the final piece of the bull market story. yeah. now that we have voyager. and what was the other one circle the other day? you know, it's not just crypto folks. incredible. open for voyager there. we'll continue to track it. coming up the tesla bounce back that stock trying for a fourth straight day of gains. another sign that animal spirits are back. it's basically where it was before the trump musk feud. although musk is pushing back the robotaxi launch and we'll have the very latest plus. speaking of incredible rebounds, the semi etf, the chi

jesse. >> andre, good morning to you. the board is holding a special meeting here that begins at 8:00 this morning. they're going to consider a report by the chief probation officer as to whether or not to remove sheriff corpus from office. let's go ahead and take a look at our video. this comes after a voters approved measure a is andre told you this past spring that gives the board the power to remove a sitting sheriff for cause. that power will expire at the end of 2028. sheriff cristina corpus is accused of corruption and abuse of power while in office. a 400 page report by retired santa clara county superior court judge ladoris cordell found evidence of abuse of power, the use of racial and homophobic slurs while on the job, and an alleged romantic affair with a subordinate. the sheriff takes issue with much of what was in that report. still, county voters, at the behest of the board of supervisors, have given the supervisors the power to remove her from office. there has already been a pre removal conference with th

andre. >> thank you.g summer, but services may look a little different. from restrooms to water fountains, a budget cuts are impacting yosemite and feeling tired constantly, even after getting enough sleep at night. the new survey that found why so many americans are waking up exhausted and staying tired for much of the national park is expected to be a top destination for millions of people this summer. the summer crowds will likely feel the impact of the park's staff being down about 20% from its normal full time numbers. dozens of positions are not being filled for now, but the park is still opening all of its campsites for the first time since 2019. while everything will be open, there will be some noticeable workarounds for visitors. >> and so rather than keeping them closed until they're fixed, our philosophy right now for a few of them, like white wolf for example, is to is to open up the campground and let people know, hey, the campground is open, but you know, there's going to be a portable toile

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

so we are doing a fundraiser for andre.her 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 us 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 was a ruling today that their rights were violated. andres and everyone else who was 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 expect accept. so we're doing this event will be at outside the supreme court at 5:00 in dc on friday. the live show and fundraiser will be at the lincoln center at

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

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