yes, every day is different. >> vice president sanchez: thank you. did you find there is capacity in your program that all the spaces aren't filled for that reason? >> we have space for whomever can qualify. we welcome every single family. unfortunately, because of the lack of migratory mom movement because of the fear of getting ice in these places, they're not traveling. and that means they're losing extra money they could be getting. right? but we welcome each and every student that can qualify. our doors will never be closed. our program will never have a cap. >> vice president sanchez: i would love to know how to share this with the families i'm close to and even my organization that i believe is one of the cbos you work with to spread that. >> we love to present. we're not afraid for presentation. we show up with flyers and enthusiasm. we'll be there. >> vice president sanchez: do you have a list of the cbos that you work with? >> yes. >> vice president sanchez: if you can share that. >> thank you again for the presentation. one question. how d

>> thank you, president sanchez. tonight, we have three recognitions. the first is a recognition of the lowell high school volleyball team. that will be followed by two rave award, araphia wards are when we recognize all of our valuable employees. beginning with the lowell high school volleyball team. tonight we are recognizing the lowell high school girls volleyball team. on november 23, 2019, the lowell cardinals became the first academic athletic association program to win a state volleyball championship. [applause] the cardinals defeated number two seeded south pass de in a high school in four closely contested set. the cardinals have previously been tested in semi finals where they fell behind two sets to one to the number one seeded sacred heart prep, and it looked like their season might be coming to a close but the cardinals found the strength and the courage and wisdom and focus to rally for an amazing comeback and win and go to the state championship. and that helped them bring home the title to san francis

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >>> 6:09 right now. skiers and snowboarders, a new gondola is on track to connect to popular tahoe ski resorts. we've been telling you about this in the "l.a. times" reporting a lawsuit seeking to block that has been displaced. the resorts will conserve 27 acres as wildlife happen at that time and the tram itself will be rerouted away from wilderness. it will take 15 minutes to travel from one resort to the other. keanu reeves in san francisco is there filming "matrix 4. this is where north beach meets chinatown. >> i heard he was going in and out yesterday as well? >> really? >> a lot of people in the area. >> yum-yum. >> they were thrilled to see him. hey, you, come on in here. >> everybody wants to be a star. >> the nice weather heading into the bay area. highs in the upper 60s, warmer than it was yesterday. and we're going to see some upper 60s, even low 70s heading to concord and pittsburg as well as danville and then for the peninsula, very nice. for san francisco up to 60 on the embarcadero. in th

veteran defendo lucas piece chick got the party started with just over half an hour gone it was then jade sanchez continuing his blistering form adding another early in the 2nd half golden boy erling holland then 7 recalled by nathan his goal in his 1st 5 when does the games just a few a few minutes later and referee old way of a random out of school one with a quarter of an hour left on the clock for neil to the one i'm so on. and before we go a video of an astronaut reuniting with her dog after spending nearly a year in spice is gone viral causing damn pozza around the world for staying a cost on this week off the 328 days on the international space station dog little brown dog known as l b d was very obviously lighted to see her again. not sure who was more excited glad she remembers me after

sanchez's actions, that's lauren sanchez's brother, his dealings with the tabloids show he did show a below the belt selfie of jeff bezos to the enquirer but didn't provide a copy of it. but he turned over other images. how did he get them? >> who knows. contrary to that, contrary to the wall street journal's reporting is a report by the united nations which concludes that the crown prince was behind this. would tom line, if -- bottom line, if this case is tried, if it reaches a jury, all of this is going to be laid out in a public courtroom. maria: here's a guy who is so smart, he had the great idea to start amazon, he becomes the richest man in the world and there he is one night taking below the belt selfies of himself, naked, sent to his girlfriend. >> you can't make this up. maria: get your head around that. good to see you this morning. judge andrew napolitano joining us. coming up, the chiefs winning it all, fans getting a great game and great ad as well, we have the top commercial moments from last night. the half time show's top moments, what the social media world is buzzing

then just 2 minutes later axel vittal got in on the goals sanchez setting him up for dortmund's full. time sanchez who kept the hosts going shortly after hole and kept up his record of scoring at least twice in every match so far. he was once again set up by european blonde to secure a 5 nil end result by dortmund's youngsters celebrates a fantastic perform. i was there found celebrates the new norwegian. on this estate everyone is from berlin and i'm sarah kelly up next doc film hears from a survivor of medical experimentation on twins. it's all happening too much of it coming. through a link to news from africa the world jordan link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to their views after coming program tonight from fun to meet from on uses easy to while woodside to deputed coops much africa joined us on facebook t.w. africa.

then just 2 minutes later axel witold got in on the goals sanchez setting him up for dortmund's full. time sanchez who kept the hosts going shortly after holmes kept up his record of scoring at least twice in every match so far. he was once again set up by european blonde to secure a 5 nil end result. dortmund's youngsters celebrate a fantastic performance as their fans celebrate the new norwegian. of 35 years now the e.u. has thrown a spotlight on destinations with cultural attractions that are far from the madding grounds of tourist hot spots like paris or venice a destination as the european capital of culture provides cities with an opportunity for urban renewal well this year a croatian port city is determined to make the most of. the opera industrial home to the working class of croatia's largest port kicking off a stint as a european capital of culture. its mayor is proud to be hosting a year jam packed with performances and events. and more people are discovering react i think it's turn your profile as a tourist destination. it's a city with a rich history that's been shaped b

. >> thank you president sanchez. good evening everyone. this month the entire country will join us to elevate the diverse histories experiences stories, and voices of african americans and our critical importance in the past, present and future of our society. the month of february was officially recognized as black history month in 1976. but it's origins go back 50 years prior when woodson had a vision for promoting african american history. throughout the month of february, san francisco public schools will host a multitude of lessons, efforts efforts and performances. last week, i joined the african american read-in at carver elementary and i encourage our students teachers, faculty and staff to participate fully in celebrations across the city. on our website there's a san francisco unified school district black history month resource guide for our educators. this guide is a compilation of resources from blogs, news outlets and community organizations that teachers can incorporate into units and lessons throughout the year. you are wel

this democracy mr sanchez right to confidential conversations with his own legal defense was breached . the united states government which is very aggressively pursuing him on trumped up charges has had access to his legal defense strategy and frankly the fact that they have said that that won't be used is insufficient because they have had access to that information. given what is at stake in the sands case the national security angle allegations from the un that britain is affectively torturing a dissident you would think british news organizations would be all over the story they are now saying he's going to cooperate said any of. the publicly owned b.b.c. is just one example of that the world's biggest news broadcaster it generates about 120 hours of radio and television output every day according to neil's meltzer the b.b.c. has interviewed him just wants and not on newsnight its flagship news and current affairs show or the today programme the agenda setting broadcast on radio for that interview appeared on b.b.c. world channel and that global audience is not part of schwartz gi

the beating was so bad sanchez's son described a nurse finding his father on the floor bleeding to death investigators say says shes was taken to another hospital room where he died. a woman who has taken her mother to the same hospital says she can't imagine the family's pain. >>she actually like from the pollen away just you know it said the season like that happen to somebody else and no one came a hill. >>executives at college medical center are cooperating with long beach police and say they're sending their deepest sympathies to the sanchez family. police arrested the attacker and they say it's unclear how hospital staff ended up actually being alerted to the issue they also would not say what may have motivated the attacker will keep you posted there pena jr back to you all right grant. >>3 high school students are suing delta air lines for one of its aircraft dumping fuel. >>yeah this happened last month in the los angeles area, a delta flight bound for shanghai turned around shortly after takeoff due to an in-flight situation. pilots said there was no need to dump any fuel but t

rick sanchez and producer dr ricky rivera who has a ph d. in latin american history with a focus on political economies and venezuela. welcome to you both thank you and rick i will actually start with you here because this report. is coming out of the new york times so we already have to preface it with that but it's talking about the fact that in rural areas we're certainly still seeing a lot of poverty lack of water basic resources but in the city of caracas specifically there is this kind of surge that's happening here is there a gap reforming between super wealthy kind of capitalist people in the cities and the poor people who are the socialists in the rural communities what's true and what's not well as you said this is the new york times and so there's a great deal of misinformation going around regarding been a swell and the economy is no different just real quick i mean as far as the water is concerned i mean that problem really surfaced last march when the business well as electrical grid was hacked and soon after a declared himself

sanchez arrived first and after shaking off some portuguese undercover agents who were tailing him, he bound up being successful purchasing works on the open market and gathering secret materials. figure at thear library of congress and he wrote these wonderful letters, calling si, ada sanchez portrayed himself as a character in a spy novel. his closest contacts were the library inhe portugal, who were ally sympathizers who went with him to spain, where they approached german bookstores and acquired works that would have been too dangerous for the americans to collect on their own. the oss agents competed with sanchez to collect their work and they made the abounds at bookstores, took trips into the hinterlands, that photograph on the top left, and cultivated sympathetic locals to loan secret items. oss was given an allotment of 160 five pounds a month for air shipments. , ach was a limited amount limited weight. most of the material they are acquired, camera equipment was in an out-of-the-way room and it was going on it day or night. i put on the slide this card that says h gregory th

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. around the globe new travel warnings are in effect and more flights are suspended. you can find more disruptions. you can just click on the coronavirus coverage tab on our home page. new overnight a mess this concord. take a look. you're probably going what is that? police tell us that a distracted driver took out a fire hydrant around 1:00 this morning creating a geyser that shot up 100 feet into the air. streets were closed for about an hour. >>> an east bay oral surgeon is reportedly being charged with alleged child sex crimes that started with a bizarre incident in walnut creek. police started investigating dr. cassidy lavorini-doyle when they say he tried to buy a mother's two young girls for $30,000. the investigation then uncovered evidence linking him to human trafficking and using a minor for a sex act and child pornography. authorities arrested him after a trip overseas. >>> 6:35 right now. a new "chronicle" review reveals 150 bay area dams may be considered high risk. it co

on thursday but sanchez rejects any push for independence though he has agreed to hold talks with castroneves leaders to determine the future of the region your. new study i believe that the people of catalonia never felt they are there they have realised this process has been about and a sacrifice is needed in order to reach independents and it will also be lies that this is not about pressing a button it's a man's persistence willingness to sacrifice we have had enormous evidence of people and their families sacrifices to achieve this goal of freedom i believe that this has really widen the pro independent sector and therefore our trust that the independence of catalonia is absolutely irreversible. now island is gearing up for an election that could shake up the status quo health care is one of the major concerns in saturday's vote with more than half a 1000000 patients waiting to see a doctor as paul brennan reports from the southern city of limerick issue could really influence the outcome of the election. around cork city political posters gazed down from the lampposts but it's islands h

these included some american librarians, including ruben peiss, and ralph carrothers, emmanuel sanchez, who was sent by the library of congress. sanchez arrived first and after shaking off some portuguese undercover agents who were tailing him, he bound up being successful purchasing works on the open market and also gathering secret materials. he was a dashing and popular figure at the library of congress, and he wrote these elaborate wonderful letters, , back calling his employer , elsi, and sanchez portrayed himself as a character in a spy novel. his closest contacts were the andrade brothers owners of the , library in portugal, who were ally sympathizers who went with him to franco spain, where they approached german owned bookstores and acquired works that would have been too dangerous for the americans to collect on their own. the oss agents carrothers and peiss competed with sanchez to collect their work, and they made the abounds at bookstores, took buying trips into the hinterland, that photograph on the top left, and they cultivated sympathetic locals to loan secret items or

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the oss agents carrothers and peiss, competed with sanchez to collect their work, and they also made inbounds at bookstores, took buying trips into the hinterland, that photograph on the top left, and they cultivated sympathetic locals to loan secret items or be fronts for subscriptions. initially, the oss was given an allotment of 165 pounds a month for air shipments, which was a very limited weight. so they microfilmed most of the material they acquired. their camera equipment was located in an out-of-the-way room at the american consulate, and it was often going on day or night. i put on the slide this card that says h. gregory thomas to show you the kind of remarkable sources you can find in the national archives. this is a calling card, like a business card, very small. and it was the card of the head of the oss in the iberian peninsula, gregory thomas, whose codename was argus, which he tot with ruben peiss whom, of course thethe head of the oss and spymaster in switzerland. this was buried deep in an accordion file in the field station records. the result was a massive and nea

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in cupertino. you hear about what is happened and mountain lion attacks like this one is very rare. >>or and that is where the animals live. these kind of attacks are rare. lsed.ntil the animal is found the little girl is okay. she was tweeted for bite woug trail with her dad and several other adults and kids when the mountain lion just jumped out. >> there were minor injuries, a couple of puncture marks but these fortunate there were adults in the group and immediately punched the lion away from her. >> reporter: they punched the mountain lion. it is estimated to be about 100 pounds. the rangels were unable to locate the animal so the search was called off but will resume today. and the goal is for dogs to chase the mountain lion up into a tree so officials could tranquilize is and take a dna swab and make sure it is the same animal that bit the little girl. once the animal is identified then the california department of fish and wildlife rangers will decide the best course of action after that. k

in oakland, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> that is hard for the parents out there. and kris, thank you for the update. >> sure. they want answers. this is an amazing story of survival, and many people had given up hope, but a bay area couple is continuing to recover in the hospital in the north bay. they were lost in the wilderness for about a week. nbc bay area pete suratos joining us from marin county with the details. i can't believe they found them. good morning, laura. and the last time we heard from the family members, it could be days before the couple's release here in marin county, but we have some of the latest pictures that we have seen from the couple from palo alto recovering in marin county, and you are looking at carol kiparsky and i ian irwin who were rescued after spending eight days in dense area. they went missing after a hike on valentine's day near the rental cabin in that area of inverness area in marin county and the new photo is showing the poison oak and the vines they were trapped in for days and in fact, they ate off of a fern and drank fr

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> now an update on the coronavirus outbreak. santa clara county leaders say the person listed as the first case in the the south bay has fully recovered. rante health department just from his home. newest numbers. worldwide more than 2,000 people have died. 76,000 are infected. in california a new coronavirus case was diagnosed in humboldt county. right now nearly to dozen people are monitored just for the virus in california and in the bay area 16 people are recovering after being brought here from japan after being contained on a ship. >>> a live look at chill and it appears russia is trying to once again tilt the odds of the next election in president trump's favor. and it is not just the 2020 general election they're after. "today in the bay's" susan mcginest explains. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," russia is again at work to help president trump get re-elected. multi-pell sources tell the times they warned of russia's operation. the briefing angering the president so much he fired his acting director of nat

thank you, president sanchez. good evening, everyone. this month the entire country will join us to elevate the diverse histories, experiences, stories, and voices of african americans and our critical importance in the past, present and future of our society. the month of february was officially recognized as black history month in 1976. but it's origins go back 50 years prior when woodson had a vision for promoting african american history. throughout the month of february, san francisco public schools will host a multitude of lessons, efforts efforts and performances. last week, i joined the african american read-in at carver elementary and i encourage our students, teachers, faculty and staff to participate fully in celebrations across the city. on our website, there's a san francisco unified school district black history month resource guide for our educators. this guide is a compilation of resources from blogs, news outlets and community organizations that teachers can incorporate into units and lessons thro

. >> reporter: let's check in live with kris sanchez. what are people saying about it. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. police said they were there around the side shows that erupted around midnight on sunday morning. and here they are in the upper market at market and clayton at just one with of the side shows. in the mission district at 23rd and delores hundreds of spectators with were watching the dangerous maneuvers just as they were in the richard district at geary and 30th. san francisco police tell us the side shows from 50 to 100 vehicle started after midnight on sunday morning near candlestick park and then continued for hours. witnesses say that the illegal side shows are frustrating but watching police take no action was worse. >> honestly, it is pretty frustrating as a resident to wake up to 2:00 a.m. to the sound of chaos and complete lawlessness on the streets. >> reporter: we asked san francisco police about that and in a statement they told us, we will be working to determine the identity of the persons and ve

nbc bay area chris sanchez is joining us live with how this all went. >> reporter: we have been to a number of homeless encampment clearouts where the emotions really escalate and officers have to maintain the peace. this was nothing like that. i want to show you the city of fremont gave notice to people living in their cars or vehicles parked along the 1700-foot stretch of road that fremont pd said they would start enforcing that no parking zone. it runs alongside 880 and several businesss including tesla. everyone else heeded the warning and moved out on their own. city crews are now cleaning up and putting up no parking signs that had been removed and placing large boulders every 20 feet to discourage parking. a spokesman says that this was really about improving traffic safety in the area. >> we don't want to take anyone's residence from them. we understand there's a housing crisis taking place in the state of california and our own city. >> the city is working to make sure that the homeless people who were living this their vehicles out here know about the resources that the cit

i'm kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >>> now our reports on the bay area housing crisis here in our area, now this morning oakland mayor libby schaaf will announce the progress on a program keep oakland housed to provide services for people who could not find affordable housing and are pushed into cars or tents or out of oakland altogether. that project started in 2018 to prevent homelessness in the city. >>> city college of san francisco is discussing plans to renovate the booth without cutting classes according to the sf examiner. college leaders cut over 300 spring classes because of an $11 million deficit. the decision sparked outcry with some critics saying it was unfair to minority children. now the board will consider other options before cutting more classes. >>> an east bay b.a.r.t. station is getting an upgrade on 19th street. part of the b.a.r.t. 2014 station modernization plan. b.a.r.t. asked what needed the most improvement, some of the top issues were having working escalators and elevators and improving station cleanliness and upgrading the lights within the station.

and kris sanchez has the report. >> reporter: searchers are sure that they are out here waiting for a rescue. the couples' son said that he had backpacking experience from the younger days, but because they are 72 and 77 years old, they don't believe they could have gotten very far on their own by foot. we went out this morning with one of the volunteers who took a cadaver dog out and she is looking for carol kaparski and ian irwin on day four. it is going to be a much narrower search and also including searchers door-to-door on the private property. the couple's son spoke to the volunteers to thank them for the dedication to find the parents, but one son said that because they have come up empty for days, the family is really starting to worry that something terrible could have happened. >> very strange that they wouldn't have been a mile away or two miles away. because like, it is like somebody picked them up and removed them from the area is what i keep thinking. >> reporter: when carol and ian left their bnb in inverness they left their phones and computers and belongs and failed

sanchez said, what is the harm in continuing it? the appellant is saying essentially they are attorney able to, which is not like the last case when the attorney just did not file a brief even though he was retained before. i see those as different. my question is, to be nothing wrong with you operating the restaurant so why not continue the case? >> i'll make two points more direct. >> briefly, please. >> sure thing. i do think this is an undue and unfair present -- prejudice on the operator at this point having put so much money into this and being ready to open. but should the board feel like a continuance is appropriate here, that is fully within your authority. i would just ask that there be -- the permits are not closed yet. so i would ask that, you know, you direct staff that permits will not be held up because of that. thank you. >> okay. in the past, as my fellow commissioner just said, there attorney has -- is not able. unfortunately they found out, whether true or not they found that out yesterday. in the past we have alw

"today in the bay" kris sanchez is live for us. and i understand the neighbors are saying that home is an airbnb? >> reporter: so that is what neighbors are telling us and we did reach out to airbnb and expecting comment this morning but you could see the crime scene tape is still up here in the east foothills. this is the scene here on mountain view near gordon. our night crews saw deputies going through trash cans and interviewing neighbors and we talked with two men who were staying at that same home where the woman was town killed last night. but they say they never saw a woman there. deputies interviewed others [ inaudible ]. so the sheriff's department is asking for neighbors to look at security video to see what that shows. at this point deputies do not have a suspect. they are asking for tips from the public. i'll post the number on my facebook and twitter page. as for the victim, the core they are -- the coroner will identify her and her family and then we'll know who she is and how she died. kris sanchez, "today in the ba

. >> kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with an early look at the city plans. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. the city san jose will spend $7 million to make the streets safer after they saw the number of pedestrian deaths go to the highest level since the 1990s. in december a woman was vuk and killed by a driver on center road and needles drive. san jose police determined she was hit in a crosswalk and that the driver was just driving along, no excessive speed or drugs or alcohol. just a difficult situation. if you look at the map, the highlights areas are where the focus is going to be. there are 17 corridors within the city of san jose where a high number of pedestrians have been killed or seriously injured. i could attest we have responded to a number of cases on the roadways ourselves. if you look here some of the numbers, 29 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes last year, 60 people died in traffic crashes overall. so half of the people who died on san jose streets were killed while walking on the streets. visi

at san jose state, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. an update on the coronavirus. a hospital official says that the person who is listed as the first coronavirus patient has been released. worldwide more than 2,000 people have died and at least 76,000 people are infected. in california a new coronavirus case was diagnosed in humboldt county. now over 200 people are being monitored for the vie rrus and o in the bay, people are recovering after exiting a cruise ship. >>> and now, the district canceled classes yesterday because of a toxic chemical was detected. tce is a carcinogen and at an emergency meeting last night, the school officials tried to reassure the parents and teachers, and they say it is close to the problem from two years ago when unhealthy lead waters were located in the drinking water. >> we don't know anything definite, but we know that there is a potential of some maybe danger of what we may get from the testing. >> and the teams are set to conduct the samples from inside of the campus. >> u.s. officials telling nbc ne

. >> kris sanchez joins us live this morning. what are you hearing now, kris? >> reporter: we heard this account from one of the drivers himself. one of the drivers driving as an uber driver when he was carjacked by three people, at least one of them with a gun. this uber driver asked us not to use his name. we're respecting that. he said he was driving on to 9th around 2:30 this morning when he knew something terrible was about to happen. >> three people come running around the corner and just came to my car, all three trying to get in. one got in the back seat, one was trying to get in the driver's seat with a gun, i kept hitting at the barrel not letting him. he kept trying to open my door, tried to yank me out. i kept fighting him the whole time, right. finally i got back into the car because he almost had me out. i started to make the turn and realized there was still a person in my car and i just told him, get out. >> reporter: when the uber driver got away he found police at a different unrelated scene where he was able to report the crime. a captain tol

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kris sanchez is lye on the scene at wynton avenue near the airport. and what is the latest, kris? >> well, laura and marcus, you can see that the crime scene tape is still surrounding the crime scene here at the jack in the box near the hayward airport and we don't know what the woman's condition is at this point and how is it that she was injured and we can see the scene this morning, and that she was surrounded by evidence markers there, and the woman's personal belongings here at the jack in the box. this is west wynton avenue and hayward police got the call at 6:20 this morning and the paramedicscs were here and took that woman to the office, and the hayward police are asking anyone with information to give them a call, and that the man who is working next door says that how busy the location is, that he would assume that somebody has to see something. >> there is a lot of people around here, and like probably thousands of people come here everyday maybe, you know, and, yeah, there is a lot of and lot of people. >> i just talked with the hayward police spokesman and he said th

>> thank you, president sanchez. tonight, we have three recognitions. the first is a recognition of the lowell high school volleyball team. that will be followed by two rave award, araphia wards are when we recognize all of our valuable employees. beginning with the lowell high school volleyball team. tonight we are recognizing the lowell high school girls volleyball team. on november 23, 2019, the lowell cardinals became the first academic athletic association program to win a state volleyball championship. [applause] the cardinals defeated number two seeded south pass de in a high school in four closely contested set. the cardinals have previously been tested in semi finals where they fell behind two sets to one to the number one seeded sacred heart prep, and it looked like their season might be coming to a close but the cardinals found the strength and the courage and wisdom and focus to rally for an amazing comeback and win and go to the state championship. and that helped them bring home the title to san francis

a monk come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and to find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. aeroflot russian airlines. the sole surviving imports from the small town. us to those who can influence. the nature and that he stands tall heavy in the. structures to break just decided to show him extra. some function so i hope for the best line in the will. join me everything on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. 3rd. if he's an invalid you. today. he's here. and if the presidents of russia and turkey agree to prioritising a meeting on the ongoing situation in. the killed in syria turkish official says that they will no longer. reportedly already making their way to the border with. democratic billionaire. behind anyone else but me to. look at whether the road to the white house with.

in cupertino, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> good to get the word out. thank you, kris. > is going to attend a rally in the east bay. this is a live look at the crane wave pavilion in richmond where he is expected to speak to the crowd. the rally starts at noon. president trump is also headed to the golden state, and he is going to be in stockton tomorrow to sign a bill that covers water pumps that draw water from san francisco bay delta and the environmentalists are concerned that the bill weakens the protections for the endangered salmon and delta smelt. after signing the bill, he is headed to the coachella valley for a fund-raiser with oracle's ahead of the super r caucus, voting is under way in las vegas. and the candidates head there for the latest debates, and many are attacking michael bloomberg saying that he is using the money to argue his money. >> i am right here answering the questions and where is he? >> he is spending hundreds of billions of dollars to try to buy the election. >> bloomberg has until tomorrow to qualify for the debate. you c

among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down i think find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. tariff long russian airlines. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional for just a few very democracies or powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways though a struggle. that. was. their phone call the presidents of russia and turkey agreed to prioritize a meeting about syria's profits amid rising tensions between the forces. of the turkish troops are killed in syria and turkey should fishel says they will no longer stop refugees from crossing into the e.u. it's reported large groups are

nbc bay area kris sanchez joining us live from san francisco. i know that driver says one of the suspects actually pointed a gun in his face. >> reporter: yeah, he was pointing a gun in his face, there were two other suspects there at the same time describe really a completely terrifying experience and san francisco police believe that the same band of would be carjackers tried to car jack two other drivers as well. now, the man you see there in this video talking to police is an uber driver from walnut skreek. he asked us to not use his name so we are not doing that. he told us he was driving on harrison street in san francisco and turning on to 9th when his car was surrounded. >> three people come running around the corner and just came to my car, all three of them trying to get in, one got in the back seat, one was trying to get in the driver's seat with a gun pointing it at me and i just kept whacking at the barrel and not letting him, he kept trying to open my door, he finally opened it, tried to yank me out and i kept fighting him the whol

reporting live, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. the port of oakland, leaders expect to see a drop in shipping volume all tied to the coronavirus outbreak. let's go live now to "today in the bay's" bob redell. what kind of impact are we talking about? i know they get a lot of cargo in and out of there. >> reporter: the port of oakland tells us they expect 23 ships to cancel coming into the port within the next five weeks. that's about 20% of their normal inbound traffic. it should be noted this is typically the quote/unquote slack season when shipments are usually canceled because of factory shutdowns during the lunar new year, but china did extend those factory closures because of the coronavirus which could mean more ship cancellation. >> we have numbers for february coming out in the next two weeks. we'll know a little bit more then but we do expect some falloff and it to be related in part to the coronavirus. >> reporter: the port of oakland says export volume, those are ships heading out, has been up for the past four to five m

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. we'll keep following that one. 5:08 right now. new details on the number of pedestrian traffic deaths in san francisco. the city's vision zero report for last year finds 18 people died on foot in traffic accidents. one of the highest one-year totals since 2015. in six cases the victim was found to be at fault. 8 of 12 driver caused deaths happened in crosswalks or intersections. now the same report finds police issued 43,000 driver citations last year. that was about a 15% below the amount issued in 2018. >>> a californian republican wants to ban pg&e. according to the sacramento bee pg&e donated more than $5 million to a state senate campaign and ballot measure in 2017 and 2018. the utility now acknowledges a faulty transmission tower was likely responsible for sparking last year's kincade fire which prompted mass evacuations. >>> new this morning, skiers and snowboarders this one is for you. a new gondola now on track to connect two popular tahoe ski resorts. the "l.a. times" report

i'm the owner of 619 sanchez street. and i will say that it's worse standing here than being at the dentist. so. okay. [laughter] my house is the yellow house that you see there, and 617, the house is at the back. and both those houses, the house you can see right at the corner, both those houses were built in 1907. one was built in the year, mine was in the front, and that's how it stayed for over a hundred years. when i got the house, as you can see here, the front of the house still looked from what it was in 1907. you can see straight through the house. it's a small house. i have two little bedrooms in the front. and i have kept the character and the fabric of the neighborhood. when i moved in, there was an illegal part of my house which we didn't know about, which was undisclosed to us, which was built in 1970 illegally. and this is the part where you see the windows. and we worked tirelessly with the planning department, you guys told us to do this, and we built our house with our money. and basically this is the o

i'm the owner of 619 sanchez street. and i will say that it's worse standing here than being at the dentist. so. okay. [laughter] my house is the yellow house that you see there, and 617, the house is at the back. and both those houses, the house you can see right at the corner, both those houses were built in 1907. one was built in the year, mine was in the front, and that's how it stayed for over a hundred years. when i got the house, as you can see here, the front of the house still looked from what it was in 1907. you can see straight through the house. it's a small house. i have two little bedrooms in the front. and i have kept the character and the fabric of the neighborhood. when i moved in, there was an illegal part of my house which we didn't know about, which was undisclosed to us, which was built in 1970 illegally. and this is the part where you see the windows. and we worked tirelessly with the planning department, you guys told us to do this, and we built our house with our money. and basically this is the o

i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. >> and i'm laura jarrett. about 30 minutes past the hour here in new york. more than 300 americans now back on native soil. they were quarantined for weeks in japan because of coronavirus. planes landing at bases in california and texas. >> yeah, the evacuation is a relief for some but angering others. some exhausted passengers say the move could setback their return to normal life because they're going to have to be quarantined again in the u.s. that's why one couple decided against evacuating. listen to this. >> it really didn't make any sense if the u.s. were fearful these were infected people which is why they're going to quarantine them for another two weeks to throw them all together. >> and another twist announced with the planes in the air. 14 passengers who took part in the investigation tested positive for coronavirus after leaving the ship still being allowed on the chartered flights. the state department and hhs say those people were isolated from other passengers during the flight. let's go to cnn

"today in the bay" kris sanchez is following that part of the story for us. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. s as you well know, california is not a big factor in the general presidential election. but with this primary being moved up by several months it seems to be making a difference. it is also a place where candidat candidates know they could come in for cash even if they can't count on the votes. first up in town, democrats pete buttigieg will be in san francisco this morning and then here in palo alto this afternoon tor fundraisers ahead of a town hall in sacramento. that is at 4:00 this afternoon. bernie sanders will be in the east bay in richmond on monday and using paradise in back drop to talk about climate change. michael bloomberg opened a field office yesterday trying to reach absentee ballots early and you notice he's spending a lot of money on tv ads. president trump will cash in on contributions next week at a fundraiser hosted at oracle ceo larry ellison's home and also a stop in san joaquin valley. some of the candidate

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esto desató la polémica es lucero guadalupe sánchez, quien no solo fue su pareja sino que también su intermediara en la compra de marihuana en sinaloa y quien no está bajo la custodia del buró lo mismo ocurre con jesús sambada es el hermano del mayo sambada. que era el encargado del aeropuerto de la ciudad de méxico . >>> este agente de la dea dice que es difícil que hayan sido liberados sino que se tomaron medidas de protección por testificar en el juicio del siglo . >>> tienen que cambiar sus nombres porque tienen miedo de que el cartel mande matar a estas personas o puede buscar personas dentro dearlo >>> también podrían estar bajo custodia bajo el programa de testigos protegidos . >>> pero en méxico causó indignación. >>> que sean unas personas tan importantes en un gobierno que los va a proteger. >>> telemundo solicitó una respuesta del departamento de justicia pero no recibimos respuestas. >>> soy javier vega, noticias telemundo. >>> un crucero detenido en japón y donde sus pasajeros no pueden bajarse por 11 días, pero ahora se contabilizaron 70 nuevos contagiados