marlene guzmÁn tiene su historia. [habla en inglÉs] >> mi corazÓn estÁ triste, estÁ roto en 1000 pedazos. marlene: la pequeÑa angela se salvÓ o al irse a casa con su madre despuÉs de la ceremonia de reconocimiento minutos antes de la masacre donde muriÓ su amiga eliana. >> agradecida con dios, al mismo tiempo mi niÑa todavÍa tiene pesadillas. marlene: esta abuela tiene sentimientos encontrados, por un lado agradece que dos de sus familiares estÉ con vida, aunque uno de ellos se recupera en el hospital, tambiÉn sufre por la muerte de su prima eliana torres. >> se quedarÁn asustados por toda su vida. marlene: mientras tanto se multiplican las muestras de solidaridad y cariÑo a la comunidad de uvalde, la devastaciÓn emocional es desgarradora para los padres y demÁs familiares de los 21 fallecidos. miembros de la comunidad no paran de llegar para honrar la memoria de los fallecidos, hoy lo hizo la conductora del autobÚs que abordÓ josÉ flores, una de las vÍctimas mortales. [ habla en inglÉs] >> era mi

marlene: marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. leÓn: despuÉs de probÉ la ley que le quitara a disney, el gobernador ron desantis dice que impulsarÁ un proyecto que permita a los ciudadanos de florida portar armas en pÚblico. aunque no tengan licencia ni entrenamiento previo. asegura ron desantis que antes de tener su mandato firmarÁ esa ley. guillermo gonzÁlez tiene mÁs. guillermo: el gobernador de florida, ron desantis quiere eliminar el requisito de obtener un permiso para portar armas en este estado. por eso anunciÓ que impulsarÁn proyecto de ley que permite a cualquier residente poseer yportar armas de fuego sin esa restricciÓn. " ya hay 25 estados que lo hicieron y creo que los actuales permiso no responda bien la segunda enmienda", d. c. al gobernador al defender—— decÍa el gobernador al defender su propuesta. si el proyecto se convierte en ley, otras prohibiciones se mantendrÍa. una de ellas, exhibir el arma de fuego en pÚblico y entrar en edificios estatales o federales portando una. >> e restricciones to

marlene: Éste es el emotivo momento donde este migrante venezolana vuelve a tener entre sus brazos a su hijo chihuahua tomy despuÉs de haber separados el pasado 24 de abril. >> el guardia me dijo que no lo podÍa pasar, y que no iba a pasar, que el perro se quedaba allÍ. yo me querÍa morir. marlene: durante el reciente flujo migratorio la patrulla fronteriza notado que mÁs familias abandonan sus paÍses y emprenden la difÍcil y larga travesÍa en compaÑÍa de sus mascotas. >> nos tocÓ lanzarnos del tren en movimiento, hemos luchado... marlene: sin imaginar que en estados unidos tendrÁn que seguir su camino sin su amigo fiel. >> estaba queriÉndose montar, y eso me partiÓ el corazÓn. marlene: preguntamos a sobre el futuro de tomy, un guardia nacional de texas nos digo que lo llevarÍan al refugio de animales, pero no fue asÍ, y despuÉs de unas horas le perdieron la pista. >> me dijo que llegÓ a las 4:00, y que se dieron cuenta. marlene: no se explican cÓmo este guerrero de cuatro patadas a se apareciÓ en la frontera. >> no me explico como se pasÓ, cÓmo llegÓ el olfat

>>marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. leon: la ola de fenicios en mÉxico lleva muchas mujeres a aportar diferentes objetos para defenderse de los agresores potenciales. el arsenal de defensa femenino incluye desde llaveroshasta armas. sandra nos cuenta que se han disparado las ventas de pequeÑos dispositivos que pueden llevarse en la cartera para ahuyentar a los acosadores y los asesinos. vean esto. sandra: tacones, bolsa, labial y un arma. esto es lo que las mujeres portan en su bolsa la situaciÓn de violencia en mÉxico es alarmante. tan sÓlo en 2021 se cometieron 1600 feminicidos en todo el paÍs y hasta la fecha y mÁs de 24.000 desaparecidas entre mujeres y niÑos. gas pimienta, silbatos, hasta un kit mÁs completo que cuesta entre 17 a 20 $. frida comenzÓ a vender estos artÍculos debido a la necesidad de cientos de mujeres por auto defenderse. frida: esto es un llavero de autodefensa. lo que te incluye es esto. esto sirve para protegerte en alguna persona o algÚn acosador. sandra: la realidad es que aportar e

marlene: no haber estado allÍ para salvarles la vida es la frustraciÓn que sienten los familiares de los 19 expedientes que ahora viven sumidos en el dolor de no volver a tener a sus hijos entre sus brazos, como el padre de anabel rodrÍguez, quien trÁgicamente, al igual que su prima jackie casares la arrebataron la vida de la forma menos esperada, mientras que estudiantes que se salvaron del tiroteo les tomarÁ tiempo borrar aquella terrible maÑana. [habla en inglÉs] marlene: familiares de los estudiantes de los sobrevivientes a saben que el camino a la recuperaciÓn serÁ largo. el bisabuelo de alexis rubio, que vivÍa algunos metros de distancia y se alcanzÓ —— dice dice que alcanzÓ a escuchar los disparos, pero no pensÓ que fuera a este hombre disparÁndole a los niÑos. >> no pensÉ que esas detonaciones que escuchÉ fue donde mi bisnieta habÍa perdido su vida, yo no sabÍa, pensÉ que eran disparos entre las autoridades. marlene: su vecino le regalÓ una crosse para su bisnieta y le expresÓ su solidaridad en este difÍcil momento de esta comunidad. >> lo habÍa vist

marlene: deshidratado y sin poder dar un paso mÁs este peruano de 24 aÑos forma parte de un grupo de familias migrantes que en medio del intenso calor caminaron sin rumbo buscando donde entregarse la patrulla fronteriza. . >> es difÍcil huir de tu paÍs. marlene: al igual que un grupo grande de mÁs de 200 migrantes que llegaron a higo paz, texas, esta maÑana. >> sentÍ que no iba a poder dar un paso mÁs de mica se quedarÍa en el abandono. detiene de noche los emigrantes que andan por las calles detenidos, ya sea queriendo serte detenidos porque intentan huir, y otros despuÉs de ser liberados por emigraciÓn parecÍan robarles la tranquilidad que muchos residentes y dueÑos de negocio de esta ciudad fronteriza. >> a veces me molestan aquÍ, piden dinero como una vez me pidieron las llaves de mi troca. marlene: expresan sentirse hasta cierto punto invadidos en seguros, esto pesar de la alta presencia de autoridades, sienten que deben protegerse por sus propios medios. >> para que tenga que cargaron la pistola obviamente no me siento seguro. >> antes no se veÍa esto. marlene: el

marlene, quÉ sabes tras esta masacre. marlene: en este hospital trajeron por ambulancias a 13 menores y se sabe que es dos de las vÍctimas se ganan sin vida. lo menores resultaron heridos y no se sabe la condiciÓn de los pacientes dentro del hospital. hay muchos padres buscando a sus hijos. mÁs temprano pudimos acercarnos al las portas del hospital, Él no quiso hablar, cuando le preguntÉ quÉ recuerda de su hijo dijo: yo fui quiÉn lo llevo a la escuela esta maÑana. la madre tuvo que ser hospitalizado luego recibe la noticia. la madre recibiÓ la noticia bastante mal y tuvo que ser internada. por parte del hospital hemos sabido que piden donaciones de sangre para apoyar a los jÓvenes, unos cuantos permanecen dentro, nosotros nos hemos mantenido aquÍ esta noche. estamos muy pendientes de la informaciÓn que se dÉ a conocer. vamos a mantenernos pendientes de lo que aquÍ pasa. patricia: el paÍs entero expresa su solidaridad. la pequeÑa comunidad uvalde estÁ destrozada por esta masacre. el centro de reunificaciÓ

marlene guzmÁn hablÓ con los familiares. marlene: desconsolados estÁn los familiares de ellie garcÍa, una de las 21 vÍctimas mortales de la primaria robb. la madre nos mostrÓ fotos y videos que grababa su hija. inconsolable estaba la hermana mayor. la familia tenÍa todo listo para festejar su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 10 el 4 de junio. su abuela nos enseÑÓ el regalo que con mucho cariÑo le habÍa comprado a ellie. ahora deberÁn prepararse para darle el Último adiÓs. >> ¿dÓnde estÁ mi hija? ¡y se me fue! [llanto] marlene: la misma esperanza que tienen decenas de padres que llegaron a la funeraria buscÁndolos desesperadamente. tras pruebas de adn, uno a uno les fueron dando la peor de las noticias. >> luego viene a mi mente que... [llanto] que no voy a volver a ver a mi niÑo. marlene: la abuela de josÉ flores dijo que ella lo trigo ——criÓ desde que era un bebÉ y no entiende cÓmo le arrebataron la vida. la mayorÍa de las familias estuvieron con los alumnos en una ceremonia de reconocimiento unos 15 minutos a

marlene: una muestra es la constante llegada de familias con bebÉs a este refugio en texas. la administraciÓn bayram estÁ feliz de proveerle fÓrmula para bebÉs a los inmigrantes que llegan a la frontera sur". organizaciones pro—inmigrantes critican la postura del mandatario tejano. >> no sÉ en quÉ momento llegamos que estamos teniendo que defender si bebÉs reciÉn nacidos, sean inmigrantes o no, tienen derecho a la alimentaciÓn que necesitan para vivir. marlene: se aclarÓ que existe una ley desde 1997 de proveer estos recursos para infantes en custodia de inmigraciÓn. >> requiere dar alimento adecuado y apropiado a la edad de los inmigrantes. en este caso fÓrmula para menores de un aÑo. aduana y protecciÓn fronteriza estÁ siguiendo esta ley. es moralmente correcto. leÓn: es la ley. en new jersey hay descuentos de hasta $0.15 por galÓn de gasolina en pleno aumento de combustible, pero la rebaja no es por solidaridad. se trata de un incentivo para quienes sean los propios conductores que me expongan gasolina y no los despachadores que en new jersey se encarga

marlene guzmÁn hablÓ con las familias. marlene: desconsolados estÁn los familiares de elÍ garcÍa, estudiante de cuarto grado, una de las 21 vÍctimas de la masacre de uvalde, texas. la madre nos mostrÓ fotos y videos que grababa su hija. inconsolable estaba la hermana mayor de elÍ. la familia ya tenÍa todo listo para festejar su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 10 el 4 de junio. su abuela nos enseÑÓ regalÓ que con mucho cariÑo le habÍa comprado elÍ. pero ahora deberÁn prepararse para darle el Último adiÓs. >> dÓnde estÁ mi hija?se me fue. >> la misma esperanza que tenÍan decenas de padres que llegaron a la funeraria a la escuela buscando los continuamente. uno a uno les fueron dando la peor de las noticias. >> no lo puedo creer, pero hay que hacerlo. no voy a volver a ver a mi niÑo. marlene: la abuela de josÉ flores de 10 aÑos nos cuenta que ya lo criÓ desde que era bebe. no logra entender por quÉ le arrebataron la vida de una forma tan trÁgica, al igual que xavier lÓpez de 10 aÑos. la mayorÍa de las familias

marlen guzmÁn hablÓ con algunos votantes. marlene: hoy acuden a sufragar, los candidatos no alcanzaron la mayorÍa de votos y ahora encuentran presiÓn la boleta. ojalÁ que sea cambios a nivel estatal. estos candidatos influirÁn en la asistencia federal para los habitantes de texas antes o despuÉs de desastres naturales. >> ellos son los indicados que pueden cambiar leyes a nivel general. >> todo necesitan trabajar juntos. >> podrÁ emitir su voto siempre y cuando estÉ registrado. >> cuando vayamos a votar vamos a elegir si queremos notar demÓcratas o republicanos. leÓn: miles de trabajadores de la salud en mÉxico estÁn molestos con lÓpez obrador por contratar mÉdicos cubanos, aseguran que muchos mÉdicos mexicanos, coinciden en que se trata de un asunto meramente polÍtico. >> los mÉdicos y enfermeros de mÉxico estÁn molestos, dicen sentirse agraviados por contratar a 500 mÉdicos cubanos porque muchos se resisten a ir a zonas lejanas o de difÍcil acceso. >> no tenemos especialistas en las zonas mÁs pobres y m

ahÍ se encuentra marlene guzmÁn. marlene: la vigilancia de autoridades mexicanas a las orillas del rÍo bravo, familias con niÑos y adultos no dan abasto. esta mujer cargaba con su hijo en brazos. >> tiene fiebre. venÍa un joven cubano en muletas. en su trayecto a estados unidos intentaron secuestrarlo en mÉxico ya el escapar cayÓ en un barranco. debido a la gran cantidad de migrantes que lleganla patrulla fronteriza a recurrido a estos autobuses. ——ha recurrido a estos autobuses. de un dÍa para el otro la afluencia migratoria comenzÓ a bajar. >> en las Últimas semana han cruzado grupos gigantes. >> todos vienen con la misma ilusiÓn, ser expulsados a mÉxico o a su paÍs sienten que estarÁn en problema. >> no queremos estar allÍ, nos han maltratado, me muero, me muero, me muero en vida. los oficiales se preparan para un escenario que lo pondrÍa en aprietos. >> estÁn esperando cruzar y vienen muchos mÁs. >> la gente hace llamadas anÓnimas tratando de distraerlo para moverlos a un Área, pueden mover

marlene guzmÁn con detalles. marlene: asÍ es. controversia ante la crÍtica escasez de fÓrmula para bebÉ. esta republicana, congresista ha dicho que supuestamente un agente de la patrulla fronteriza le enviÓ fotografÍas de las cargas de leche al no poder encontrar leche en fÓrmula en las tiendas y farmacias de estados unidos. nosotros tratamos de comunicarnos con la republicana, con la congresista que ha hecho Éste tema controversial como lo que ocurre con escasez de formula para bebÉ. y tambiÉn lo que ocurre en estos centros de procesamiento. dijo que no estÁ disponible para hablar ante las cÁmaras pero nos proporcionÓ esas fotografÍas. dice que va dar mÁs informaciÓn en sus redes sociales y nosotros estaremos pendientes. ahora es lo que tengo, regresamos con ustedes. carolina: es muy insensible por parte de la representante porque estas madres de familia estÁn adentro de un centro de detenciÓn, no pueden salir a buscar fÓrmula para sus hijos, no sÉ quÉ pretende. que los niÑos no coman? cuando se habla de nut

marlene: un sistema sofisticado de seguridad digital, los investigadores aseguran que esta dependencia permite extraer detalles de cuasi —— casi cualquier persona en estados unidos. descubrieron que la oficina de migraciÓn y aduanas ha realizado deportaciones utilizando el reconocimiento facial . tres de cada cuatro adultos conectaron los servicios del gas, el telÉfono. ademÁs de usar informaciÓn de entrevistas de niÑo migrantes no acompaÑados para arrestar a unos 400 familiares. >> ellos usan ese sistema de espionaje para evitar cualquier problema legal. reportera: hay una revisiÓn exhaustiva y arrojaron que gran parte de la actividad se realiza sin ayuda policial. inmigraciÓn ha hecho posible este rastreo masivo teniendo acceso a los registros estatales y locales asÍ como la capacidad de comprar los datos de empresa privadas. paola: los jueces de migraciÓn podrÁn considerar a los vale desde delitos —— vale desde delitos graves con estatus de salud mental. reportera: ahora se puede considerar en estatus de salud de un inmigrante. >> un migrante que comete un delito

marlen guzmÁn nos informa desde texas. >> queremos entrar a estados unidos y no podemos. reportera: estos son los sueÑos que se arrebatan que seguirÁn ocurriendo, aquÍ en hidalgo, reinosa. los migrantes huyen de autoridades pagando miles de dÓlares a coyotes y afectados por la amarga experiencia. >> me dicen que me quede aquÍ. yo quiero volver intentarlo, esto es duro. reportera: en otros lugares le dan la bienvenida a migrantes. con la vigencia del tÍtulo 42 siga llegando mÁs. >> voy a intentarlo para ver si me dan los papeles legalmente. hay personas que tienen permiso de entrar, todo eso se termina si estÁ el tÍtulo 42. las personas que estÁn en albergues todas se van a dejar venir al puente y va a haber un desorden tremendo. patricia: muchos migrantes se quejan de que no todos los que tratan de cruzar son tratados de la misma manera, los ucranianos entran en autobÚs, pero los cubanos son enviados a mÉxico y otros latinoamericanos pierden las esperanzas. luis mejÍa nos explica por quÉ ocurre esto. luis: su sueÑo es el mismo, el trato que reciben no. las

guadalupe: continuamos celebrando a las madres y acompaÑamos a marlene favela para consentirse y lucir mÁs bella que nunca en una sesiÓn de maquillaje, uno de sus hobbies favoritos. >> yo siempre digo que el mundo te va a ver como tÚ te sientas y eso es real, yo las invito a que se quieran, a que se cuiden, a que se consientan, que se den permiso porque a veces en el dÍa a dÍa no nos damos permiso y hay que darlo, es sÚper importante. >> javier de la rosa, el maquillista favorita de las famosas, entre ellas talia, belinda, yuri y muchas mÁs le obsequiÓ a marlene un dÍa muy especial. ¿quÉ desiste el dÍa de hoy? >> fue maquillaje muy natural, le aplicamos una base de vive la cobertura porque ya tiene muy bonita piel, despuÉs utilizamos, sus ojos lleva algo muy sencillo como un resplandor de sol con un poquito de tono cafÉ muy pequeÑito y un destello dorado y obviamente con su mÁscara de pestaÑas. >> ya en confianza la tres compartiÓ lo plena y feliz que se siente como mamÁ de su hija vela. >> vela vino a mi hija y me la cambiÓ de una manera extraordinaria, es la luz d

hello, i'm marlene sladen, doha here. top stories on al jazeera, a funeral been held for a 17 year old palestinian boy shot and killed 5 ready forces in the occupied west bank. it's happening jeanine where al jazeera journalist sharing a blockage was killed last week. australia sent to left labor policies projected to have won the general election, but may not secure a parliamentary majority. prime minister scott morrison had hoped to defy consistent opinion polls showing that he would lose you as president joe bought and says he is willing to meet north korea's kim john on the security talks. if he's serious, auden is in meetings with the south korean president unit, so kill talk so focused on north korea's nuclear weapon program and it's korean at forest outbreak. russia says it's destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered from ukraine's western allies and says it carried out a missile strike near a railway station in the little mir west of the capital. keep room and you are 50 for the armed forces of the russian federation continued the special military oper

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you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> in the bay area as a whole, thinking about environmental sustainability. we have been a leader in the country across industries in terms of what you can do and we have a learn approach. that is what allows us to be successful. >> what's wonderful is you have so many people who come here and they are what i call policy innovators and whether it's banning plastic bags, recycling, composting, all the different things that we can do to improve the environment. we really champion. we are at recycle central, a large recycle fail on san francisco pier 96. every day the neighborhood trucks that pick up recycling from the blue bins bring 50 # o tons of bottles, cans and paper here to this facility and unload it. and inside recolog

after they reported on allegations of atrocities being committed against civilians in the north, by marlene troops and russian mercenaries. the play with wagner. since wagner arrival there have been growing accusations of abuses against civilians by the army and wagner mercenaries. and the news out this that report nice stories are banned. so there is clearly a desire to prevent any discussion about false sensitivities and the abuse is carried out by the exact same lama. it also sends a very clear message to the remaining local journalists and also a foreign media outlets at operating money. that certain topics all off limits. the concern there is that for regular citizens, it's going to become all the more difficult to access information that doesn't fit within the accepted narrative. private military companies like wagner has become a key component of the kremlin irregular warfare strategy. in 2015 russian private military companies were active in 4 countries. now they're in 27. and most of those deployments have been to africa with unstable governments, looking for protection, colonial l

ah, i marlene said in doha, he, you top stories on al jazeera, ukraine's president has asked the un secretary general to help save the lives of people trapped at a steel plant. and mateo poll russian troops have reportedly entered the as of styles. steel works facility way, ukrainian soldiers and civilians all inside the russian defense minister. you said it will begin a sci fi there for 3 days on thursday. alicia with us today, i spoke to you and secretary general and tony.

. >> reporter: marlene wolf is a part of the program tracking covid inner waste water. she says in some areas, covid levels have doubled or more than doubles in the past two weeks. and in certain communities like palo alto, there has been a slight decrease. >> although we have had a few days of decreasing concentrations, those levels are still higher than what they were doing the delta surge. so the overall picture, the overall message that we're seeing here is that there are high levels of covid in the region. >> reporter: the santa clara health department says they're tracking several outbreaks associated with large indoor social events, including school dances, proms, and even a sing competition. we looked at several district dashboards, and did notice an increase in cases in several schools, including carolyn clark elementary in san jose. they now have a 3.4 positivity rate, and according to their website, masks will be required indoors until it drops back to 1%. >> the thing i keep my eye on most appropriately is not necessarily whether or not case counts by themse

one of the many marlene news outlets that now take a pro ration line, which isn't hard to do, given the sub power push coming from moscow. russia state back news out it's r. t and sputnik had both created french language channels that focus on francophone africa and tend to cost russia in a very favorable light lump casing local authority. does that would be more of a johnson? i'm imagine. it's got to do to increase their reach or teens, but nick have made their content freely available to african use organizations and as many as 4000 across the continent have taken them up on that often. just take a look. this is molly j. a popular news aggregator. look we, much of the content is coming from sputnik news. sputnik news. sputnik news draw called the collaboration a win win because news organizations like his lack of resources to produce this kind of journalism. and it's on puck up. and we can cover all local news properly, let alone international news. this vacuum was viewed by french media r t fronts and allowed us diversify our sources. channels of radio, france international, and fran

ah, i marlene side indo hall here top stories on al jazeera, ukraine's government says all civilians have been evacuated from the steel plant in the southern city. if not a po for mom, civilians and soldiers had been trapped inside the facility as russia intensified its attacks. i said, beg has more from ukraine central city of mon, out and safe ukraine says all women, children and the elderly.

french forces to stop attacks by armed groups, links to al qaeda, france ended its joint operations with marlene falls, his last june and announcer was pulling out all troops in february authorities in nigeria, north west. the cato states have imposed 24 hour curfew in the attempt to stop protests. hundreds of demonstrators demands of the release of suspects involved in the killing of a female student. deborah samuel, who is christian, was beaten to death and set on fire by muslim students on thursday. they alleged she had made blasphemous statements in about islam in a whatsapp group. 2 suspects have been arrested. somalia will soon have a new president chosen by members of parliament election has been delayed for more than a year. and maud by corruption allegations and violence. welcome web reports from the somali capital market issue. amena mohammed abdi was known for being a serious, an outspoken critic of somali as government till she was killed. 2 months ago she was an opposition. m p flying for a said turn. sister simila says she wanted to be part of a new government that would make somal

agent will be expecting the next few we're marlene, i'm in the convention center here in hong kong, which is where the handover happened 25 years ago. and this is where the election committee will be casting their ballots during the next couple of hours. 40 percent of ballots of now being cast. of course, this is an election that is not open to the hong kong people. the 4500000 registered voters of hong kong. instead, that job will be done by the selection committee that has drawn from hong kong business and political elite. now we expect that john lee will easily cross the $750.00 vote threshold, which is what is required to become the next elected leader of hong kong. that result will be expected in the next couple of hours. now john lee, of course, was z, former security chief here in hong kong. he was a courier policeman in the police force for round about 40 years. and of course, he's very closely identified with the protest in 2019 he was responsible for the more assertive police tactics when tear gas was used when rubber bullets were used . and on occasion also live rounds to dispe

general has called for a return to civilian ru, following military coups and became a fast, so gimme and marlene and tony could tear is made his appeal in this year on the 2nd day of his 3 stop visit to west africa. he also urged debt relief and great investment to help african economies recover from the pandemic. he's due to make families in the so how region scarred by attacks on to so seriously. in all honesty, i've seen with great distress, the coo and molly, then with even greater distress, the 2nd cou. i'm convinced we need to keep engaging with molly. that's what we're doing. and i hope it will be possible to have an agreement between molly, an echo was to agree on an acceptable time for transition period, and that molly is reintegrated within the echo. last framework. i don't comment on measures taken by others. what i want is molly, to have the flexibility to agree with x, y, and bring no morality in this country. and i'm sure it'll solve all the other issues. i report. nicholas hock is in synagogue capital to com, and has more on the un shapes message. he's reiterating the warning peop

. >> ♪ the landside brought me down ♪ kumasi: both seniors made it through, along with leah marlene. >> it is time to push. i am ready. it will take me a minute to get there. >> next week, you definitely seeing a popular song that people have a lot of feelings for, that people connect to in a large way. kumasi: you can see who advances at 8:00 p.m. reggie: the western conference finals are within reach, if they can win two and around this week. one player is listed as probable after tweaking his knee. some fans claim that the injury was caused on purpose, but the accused says he would never injure another player on purpose. >> nothing has changed from there. he has further evaluation going on. from what i have been told, there is a chance that he will not play tomorrow. >> we are playing basketball. we are up 2-1. we are getting ready for game four. i do not worry about any of the other stuff. reggie: tip-off pregame four is set for 7:00. this morning we are getting a look at disney's first ever reverse large roller coaster. it is the guardian of the galaxy ride. the ride in a fully

ah hello, i'm marlene sladen, doha here, top stories on al jazeera. a funeral has been held for a 17 year old californian boy shot and killed 5 ready forces in the occupied west bank.

both singers made it through, along with hunter girl, leah marlene, and michelina. >> i feel like i am ready, but it is going to take a minute. >> next week, you seen a popular song that people have a lot of feelings for, that people connect to in a large way. kumasi: you can see who advances to the top three this sunday. reggie: surge pricing get the movie theater. kumasi: new images of the motorola razor. reggie: the brand-new tech store opening on the peninsula today. s first retail store in burlingame today. it will offer a chance for hands on experiences with products. you will be able to check out the latest virtual reality headset and get a glance into the futures. reggie: pewter chip shortage impacting bmws, some being shipped without support for android auto and apple card play. ships in the cars will need updated software, expected next month. the third generation motorola razor -- leaked images show the phone folding into a square when close. it reportedly has two upgraded cameras and a fingerprint sensor. drew: tracking temperatures on the chilly side -- 37 in santa rosa, 3

joseph kennedy maintain the friendship by securing marlene dietrich a ticket to the us to safety. yet another war was on the horizon and the care free life on the french riviera came to a standstill. most foreigners wanted to leave the country. the coast remained largely untouched by the war. ah. after the 2nd world war, 350000 american soldiers came to the quote, the zoo for recreation. before returning home they took the experience of the life of leisure home with them. and the paradise in the south of france became even more famous in america. ah lou on teeth and its picturesque fortifications then came into focus. the city was home to an exceptional artist. ah, ah pablo. picasso moved here in 1946. to his beloved see. he soaked up the air. the warmth and the light. the spaniards spent the war years in paris on the quote desert, his spirits reawakened. ah, assessor city just uphill again. that was right after the war, z o c a, the stay here would change a lot and because those work buskey partially because he was with a young woman. and then you can see that in his paintings with m

. , morgan: leah marlene. >> she stays to her style. do not try to do no acrobatics. she has got the shine. karina: and noah thompson. >> i feel like he can do no wrong. morgan: sing their hearts out to win america's vote and land the coveted spot in the final contest. >> when you get people to vote there is always going to be one , group that votes more than the other. as far as talent, amazing people. morgan: after surviving every round of competition the long , road coming to an end. ♪ the 2022 finalists now hoping their journey lands in top spot of american idol. >> you definitely seeing -- sing a popular song that people have a lot of feelings for. people can connect to in a large way. >> it is crazy but i think i have this one in the pocket. >> it is a celebration for all of us. just do the things we love to do the most. morgan: the live finale will include songs from the judges as well as performances from carrie underwood, earth, wind and fire , and more. morgan norwood, abc 7 news. liz: you can watch the finale tonight right here on abc 7. tune in at 5:00 p

ah, i marlene said in doha, he a top stories on al jazeera ukraine's president has all the un secretary general to help save the lives of people trapped at a steel plant. and mateo poll russian troops have reportedly entered the as of styles. still works, facility way, ukrainian soldiers and civilians, all inside the russian defense ministry said it will begin a sci fi there for 3 days on thursday. when you're going to manage it. today i spoke to you in secretary general, antonio gutierrez, and we discussed what we have already achieved and what is still necessary to do to save mary paul and the defenders of mary a whole city. me. there is not a single day that i and my team wouldn't do this, and i'm grateful to everybody who helps follow grania very well, but it's good news. on the mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. since the 25th of april, we have held a circular defense of the ever stole fun. it is the 2nd day the enemy has broken through into the plans. there i have a bloody battle, say, i'm proud of my soldiers for the inhum

nos vamos en vivo hasta texas con marlen guzmÁn con los nuevos detalles. marlene: mientras llega esa fecha se siguen dando expulsiones expedita, vimos cÓmo estaban siendo retornados al lado mexicano, y es que son parte de lo mÁs de 1.8 millones de expulsados bajo el tÍtulo 42 que sabemos que falta la decisiÓn del juez federal de luisiana que escuchÓ los argumentos y no ha emitido una decisiÓn. por otro lado es importante mencionar que la seguridad del lado americano como del lado mexicano se estÁ reforzando durante el dÍa como parte de esto en coordinaciÓn con el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas y la guardia nacional del ejÉrcito del estado estÁn realizando simulacros en los puentes, en este y en el de laredo texas. ayer realizaron uno y esta maÑana estaba programado otro alrededor de las 9:00 a.m. sabemos de lo que estÁ pasando es que los soldados estÁn ensayando en caso de que se venga una multitud de migrantes como le hemos visto en la frontera sur de mÉxico para poder hacer frente y frenar la ola de emigrantes que intentan tal

. ♪ >> then marlene -- >> she stays to her style. she has got the shot. ♪ >> and noah thompson -- >> i feel like he can do no wrong. >> sing their hearts out to win america's vote and get a coveted spot. >> you start getting people to vote, there will always be one that gets more than the other. as far as talent, these are amazing people. >> after surviving every round of competition, the long road coming to an end. the 2022 finalists now hoping their journey brings the top spot of "american idol." >> he definitely sing a popular song that people have a lot of feelings for, that people connect to in a large way. >> it is crazy, but i think i have one in my pocket. >> it is a celebration for all of us. just do the things we want to do the most. >> the finale will include songs from the judges and performances from carrie under word, earth wind and fire, and more. abc news, los angeles. reggie: a special surprise coming up on abc 7 at 7:00, you get to jam with the three finalists live appearing on the show with us. you can catch it o

rural leah marlene, nicolina and noah thompson can i sing katie might be silently coaching from her judges chair. sometimes i'm at the desk looking at i'm going like this. i'm like trying to draw it up what i'm such a stage mom. oh my god, lionel richie says these final singers all share one thing in common real talent. i mean from here on out now, it's not about coaching. it's really about improving. we're throwing off amazing people now to the point where is sickens me, we just get closer and closer and i feel like you know when people go home it sucks worst part of the night, but at the same time, it's like it's it's grind time. it's time push last sunday the two. still in the competition couldn't do the press line because they were both dealing with testing positive for covid but the women joined forces hunter girl. once again heard she had a voice that was ready for radio. you have a really awesome voice. i've always wanted to hear my song on the radio and so for them to say that people have looked up to since i was young it's kind of hit you all at once. i came into the show having n

morgan: leah marlene. >> do not try to do no acrobatics. she has got the shine. karina: and noah thompson. >> he can do no wrong. morgan: sing their hearts out to win america's vote and land the coveted spot in the final contest. >> when you get people to vote there is always going to be one group devotes more than the other. as far as talent, amazing people. morgan: after surviving every round of competition the long road coming to an end. the finalists hoping their journey lands in top spot of american idol. >> you definitely seeing a popular song that people have a lot of feelings for. people can connect to in a large way. >> it is crazy but i think i have this one in the pocket. >> it is a celebration for all of us. just do the things we love to do the most. morgan: the live finale will include songs from the judges as well as performances from carrie underwood, earth, wind and fire and more. morgan norwood, abc 7 news. liz: you can watch the finale tonight right here on abc 7. tune in at 5:00 p.m. and if that is too early, we will aerate again at 8:00 p.m. s

. >> it was an independent film she made a stunning debut, "martha marcy may marlene" showed her potential, the kind of talent very few possess. talent that this marvel movie worth watching. >> i hope it gets people to be entertained and scared and go for a ride. >> abc 7 news. >> disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. lisa do you have any favorite mother's day traditions? >> not to do laundry, that's always good. [laughter] i do like to cook. we try to enjoy the windy cool day because despite the cool than average weather, it's a sunny -- it is a sunny start to the day. look at that from our camera. going from 10 to 20 miles per hour right now but continuing to get quite dusty, we add in some showers in the deal here is that it's not just a one-day event. we are talking several days of cool and breezy conditions. >> thank you. also next, an offensive explosion. the dubs take a lead over the series -- grizzlies in the series. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office,