mario: esto parece ciencia ficciÓn, pero no lo es. cada vez asuman los paÍses que estÁn exigiendo el pase sanitario. es decir, una prueba de vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19 o un test negativo reciente. en suecia ahÍ compaÑÍas que diseÑan micro chips que contienen la informaciÓn sobre la salud y los datos de contacto de quienes se lo implantan. reportero: no es ciencia ficciÓn, en suecia, civiles como este tienen un microchip bajo la piel que muestra su informaciÓn de contacto y tambiÉn si estÁ vacunado o no contra el coronavirus. se trata de un pasaporte sanitario. >> lo hizo como una tarjeta de trabajo. es mi carta de presentaciÓn. pero realmente no me la puse por el hecho del covid. el chip lo tengo desde el aÑo pasado. desde diciembre. reportero: es la misma tecnologÍa que se usaba inicialmente en las mascotas, pero mÁs desarrollada. >> puedo decir cÓmodamente que esta tecnologÍa sea usado por mÁs de 30 aÑos en animales. tenemos implantes similares en miles de animales y miles de personas mÁs ya tienen un impla

. >>> fue en la ciudad de alameda que mario gonzÁlez perdiÓ la vida a mano de oficiales de ese departamento, ¿quÉ tan preparados estÁn los oficiales para responder a una situaciÓn asÍ? >>> la respuesta en minutos en un reportaje especial. empezamos. >>> quÉ tal, soy cÉsar valdÉs. >>> y claudia de la fuente, gracias por su preferencia esta noche. hablamos de la ola de crÍmenes en san francisco. hoy se esperaba que supervisores de esa ciudad hablaran de la posibilidad de que agentes del alguacil en texas resguardaran su seguridad. >>> vamos con el reporte. >>> hablÉ con dueÑos de tiendas aquÍ en san francisco, son latinos y nos dicen que esta ordenanza no es una soluciÓn concreta. >>> asÍ irrumpieron estos individuos en una tienda y robaron miles de dÓlares. >>> realmente siento que es algo que te deja como marcada, despuÉs de tantos asaltos y robos, te sientes mÁs insegura que antes. >>> como les pasÓ a ellos, hace unas semanas un nutrido grupo de personas entrÓ en un local para robar de forma organizada. las autoridades quieren tomar acciÓn, este martes un supervisor pre

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hablamos con la abogada de mario gonzÁlez. [habla en inglÉs] ramÓn: la abogada pidiÓ que la fiscalÍa de alameda tome acciÓn contra los oficiales involucrados. por otra parte, una colisiÓn ocurriÓ al este de san josÉ provocando un fallecimiento. se trata del transeÚnte 22 que pierde la vida en lo que va de aÑo en san josÉ. en antioch, hubo un incidente de atrincheramiento. el hombre era un sospechoso de 30 aÑos. el sujeto perdiÓ la vida en un enfrentamiento con la policÍa. no hay mÁs detalles por el momento. el departamento de estado estÁ registrando un aumento de solicitudes de pasaporte y de solicitudes en espera. hablamos con andrÉs rodrÍguez, oficial del departamento de estados de estados unidos de la secciÓn de pasaportes. andrÉs, hÁblenos del tiempo que toma procesar los pasaportes en este momento. mucha gente se queja y dicen que tienen que esperar meses. >> ahora mismo tenemos dos servicios para trÁmites de pasaporte. el servicio regular puede tardar hasta 11 semanas. el servicio expedito puede tar

y así fue su reacción ante suelta la sopa >> bienvenido, mario, qué lo trae por acá? >> visitando la familia >> muchas felicidades es el nuevo miembro de la academia. qué significa para usted este logro♪ >> muy bien amable muchas gracias. >>cuánto tiempo se queda? >> hasta el veintitantos, la víspera de navidad me voy a madrid pero cuando pasen unos días porque isabel no ha conocido a sus nietos, los hijos de enrique no los ha conocido todavía por la pandemia. >>cómo se pudiera describir este año que ya está culminando? >> hubiese sido muy distinto >> isabel ya conoce a los hijos de enrique lucy nicolás ahora conocerá el hijo menor del cantante, y pasarán juntos la navidad >> qué tal, isable >> muy bien muchas gracias cansados después de un largo viaje >> contenta porque va a conocer a los hijos de enrique? >> muy contenta, sí sí >> ir al concierto de julio iglesias? ir al concierto de su hijo? >> la madre de enrique iglesias no quiso decir mucho pero parece que la familia se prepara para despedir el año por todo lo to, y lo más importante junt. >>q

mario: he is trying to reassert the american standing in the world. he campaigned on the allegation that the u.s. lost some of its standing in the world, given some of the missteps with covid, some of the cases we've had, some of the foreign policy issues as well. but make no doubt about it, the president has expended a lot of political capital, particularly trying to get passed these two domestic bills, the bill but better agenda and the infrastructure bill. -- the build back better agenda and the infrastructure bill. particularly with some of the infighting in his own party. jonathan: you are often too busy for us, but we get to see you about once every month or so. jen jacobs never comes on, but i'm going to give her a shout out anyway. that award for jim jacob -- virginia jacobs yesterday -- for jen jacobs, talk about it. mario: jennifer jacobs has been a force on reporting throughout the trump administration, throughout the government, and she won yet another prestigious award yesterday from the national press club, well-deserved for my colleague

mario: that's correct. among other things going on in washington the january 6 commission and bombshells that came out last night are remarkable and has our attention in washington, d.c. first and foremost, repeated text messages from fox news personalities and allies of the president urging mark meadows, the former chief of staff, to have the president say something to stop the insurrection at the capitol on january 6. lisa: is there any kind of ramification that affects policy in some sort of way that is currently not being factored in? mario: it is not entirely clear now as to what policy implications these have. obviously it puts heat on some of these lawmakers with text messages revealed, particularly as we head towards the 2022 midterms. the last thing many of these congressional lawmakers who may have been in contact with the president one is to be in the spotlight for reasons like this. lisa: the reason i ask is we are still talking about the build back a better plan. it looks highly unlikely it wil

. >> tonight on kron 4 news at 5, the death of mario gonzalez who died here well, in alameda police custody earlier this year has been ruled a homicide. good evening. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus. i'm vicki liviakis. the alameda county coroner is tonight saying the restraint that alameda police used and trying to take the suspect into custody. contributed to gonzalez his death. it was in april when that fateful encounter occurred between police officers and 26 year-old mario gonzalez kron four's. dan kerman is live tonight with more on this story. good evening again. good evening. much more focused these days on not just how police deal with a suspect. but specifically and how they restrain a suspect in this case the coroner has determined that it was that restraint that was partially the cause of mario gonzales death. and they have now ruled that death. as you mentioned, a homicide. the alameda county coroner is classified. the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez as homicide. >> and says police restraint played a part in that death. it's concerning. you know,

reporter: mario pous-tio has big plans this christmas eve. he is helping friends and neighbors feel safer. >> reporter: he was holding a pop-up rapid test site at the foot of his driveway in sonoma, allowing people to self test inside their cars. jackie mendoza could not find an appointment anywhere. >> i'm going out of town, just to be safe, for my family, i want to make sure i don't have covid. >> he posted on facebook he was offering tests. we couldn't find another place christmas eve. we are very grateful to him. >> it is a matter of equity, right? reporter: mario is cofounder of food for all, his nonprofit acquired hundreds of rapid tests. those tests can be impossible to find an pricey, out of reach for low income families. >> at the end of the day, that is what we need to do, take care of each other during these difficult times. that is what i'm trying to do. >> they are easy to use. reporter: the tests were originally provided by iso care network, which distributed more than 100,000 test kits to 35 nonprofits in sonoma county. at a ti

se determinÓ que la muerte de mario gonzÁlez fue un homicidio. la oficina del alguacil del condado de santa clara revelÓ el arresto de tres sospechosos, entre los involucrados estÁn andru villarreal, laura sosa y christopher sosa, se les acusa de robo de identidad y fraude. se les encontrÓ cheques, licencias, decodificadores, entre otro tipo de evidencia. un nuevo reto viral de tiktok consiste en que los estudiantes publican amenazas de abrir fuego a las escuelas. distintas agencias del orden se concentraron en estas investigaciones y algunos planteles escolares cerraron por precauciÓn. ¿cuÁles podrÍan ser las consecuencias para los alumnos que participen y para los padres? dayana garcÍa nos explica. dayana: una nueva tendencia en redes sociales se volviÓ viral y causÓ el cierre de escuelas. >> este reto es una preocupaciÓn para todas las oficinas de alguaciles. dayana: pese a que despuÉs de investigarlas, ninguna de estas amenazas resultaron creÍbles. ¿cuÁles son las consecuencias? >> pueden tomar cargos en su rÉcord, que les pue

autopsy report ruling mario's death. well, in alameda police custody a homicide. >> the 26 year-old died in april after being restrained by several police officers scrub force taylor bisacky joins us now live in the studio with more taylor. how are gonzales says family members reacting to this. the family's been through a lot this year. so understandably, they didn't want to speak on camera today. but. >> they have voiced their frustrations with their attorney and those close to them while they say this report confirms what they already knew based on police body cam footage. they say they're disturbed by the details. the coroner's office also included the attorney says a lack of accountability continues and they plan to move forward with the federal. it's a federal civil lawsuit. the alameda county coroner confirmed that would see in this video on april 19th police force and restraints. >> led to the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez, the coroner ruled gonzalez, his death a homicide last week and now his family is resp

when officers caught up with mario gonzalez at a park back in april, he was incoherent. after talking with him for 9 minutes, the officers decided to arrest him. >> do me a favor, mario. >> reporter: he resisted, so they took him down to the ground . you can see an officer placing a knee on his body. you can hear them confirm there was no wait on his chest. after struggling for five back minutes, gonzalez went limp. paramedics took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the corners investigative report said there were toxic effects of methamphetamine. under significant conditions, physiologic stress from constraint, morbid obesity, and alcoholism. the manner of death was homicide. the report describes the arrest in more detail. he was facedown on the ground, prone, with his hands handcuffed behind his back. at times, the officers applied pressure to his torso and legs with at least some of the weight of their bodies. the stress of the altercation combined with prone positioning, morbid obesity, and recent use of methamphetamine laced stress on his heart. the o

the family of mario gonzalez is responding to a recent autopsy report which ruled that mario's death while in alameda police custody was a homicide. the 26 year-old died back in april after being restrained by several police officers. video was widely shared back then. kron 4 center joins us now live in the studio with their reaction taylor. >> well, the family wasn't ready to speak on camera today but have voiced their frustrations with their attorney and those close to them. well, they say this report confirms what they already knew based on police body cam footage. they say they're disturbed by the details. the coroner's office also included the attorney says a lack of accountability continues and they plan to move forward with a federal civil lawsuit. the alameda county coroner confirmed that would see in this video on april 19th police force and restraints led to the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez, the coroner ruled gonzalez, his death a homicide last week and now his family is responding to the details included in that report to their dante pointer know why we're happy wit

mÁs adelante, autoridades revelan los resultados de la autopsia de mario gÓzales, el hombre que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa de alameda. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: un hombre fue atropellado por un vehÍculo el sÁbado pasado en san josÉ y perdiÓ la vida, segÚn informÓ la policÍa. la vÍctima fue identificada como oscar cisneros, de 30 aÑos. es el transeÚnte 22 que pierde la vida en un accidente de trÁnsito en san josÉ. se dio a conocer el resultado de la autopsia a mario gonzÁlez, quien muriÓ en abril a manos de la policÍa de alameda. en el reporte tambiÉn se menciona el uso de sustancias. [habla en inglÉs] ramÓn: la abogada pidiÓ que la fiscalÍa de alameda haga su trabajo. se esperan dÍas de lluvias y bajas temperaturas. veamos cÓmo ahorrar dinero con una temperatura agradable en su casa. reportera: salimos a las calles para preguntarle a los televidentes cÓmo se preparan para recibir el frÍo. >> con calefacciÓn. >> usamos la calefacciÓn en el cuarto. uso piyama tÉrmica. reportera: el sistema de calefacciÓn puede generar un gasto en su bolsil

okay, mario. is it better? how are we looking right now? >> well thank you, liz, for the invitation. i can report to you that progress is being made. i think just in november alone, if you go back to a date of november 1, after looking at the final november numbers, to this day, we have reduced the containers that have been dwelled at the terminals for longer than nine days bias much as 41%, and so there's light at the end of the tunnel in terms of the capacity constraints that we were having, and overall in the global supply chain i think it's fair to say that things are getting a little bit better so we have a little bit more optimism in terms of what we look forward seeing in the next six months of 2022. liz: well 40% fewer is certainly a good sign but i do have to ask you because we hear that there were major steps taken to try and fix the situation, and among them were things like don't pile into the bay and wait. so some are kind of loitering out at sea so they don't get counted. i mean, can you give us the real story of what's going

in washington, mario parker joins us right now. he leads all of our political coverage in washington, and we have a moment of silence for him as he does this horrific job right now. the jumble into holidays in washington is always there. there's a rush. what is different this year about the rush, the body language to get christmas eve? mario: the difference this year is just the internal fighting between the democrats. it has been persistent for most of this year. we have seen the latest chapter yesterday with prospects for the biden administration's build back a better agenda looking pretty grim, at the least, given some of the opposition from senator joe manchin, a story we have seen for most of this year play out. caroline: it now feels as though it is unlikely to get across the board when it comes to build back better. we were promised new feats on the federal reserve, looking for new voting rights. where does the attention turn if we cannot get an agreement with joe manchin? mario: we expect some of those nominations for the f

mario gave out more than 50 tests in just a couple hours. he allowed people to test right there on the street in their car . many people are relying on at home covid tests. who is tracking the number of positive cases from those tests? our reporter has what you need to know if you are relying on an at-home test this season. >> planning to go to toronto for the holidays, but omicron changed his mind. >> we were just concerned. >> he is vaccinated and boosted. still, he has been regularly testing himself for covid at home. >> i have three left. >> he's not alone. this professor of medicine and infectious disease specialist says at-home test are reliable. >> at-home tests are the way of the future. >> but it could skew the case positivity rate. >> it's like seeing the tree fall in the forest and nobody knows but you. >> and infectious disease specialist at uc berkeley's school of public health says this translates to critical covid related decisions. >> we make a lot of recommendations based upon how many cases are out there. knowing how many c

the death of mario gonzalez who died while in alameda police custody earlier this year has been ruled a homicide. thank you so much for joining us here during kron, 4 news at 6. i'm justine waltman in for ken wayne tonight and i'm pam moore. tonight, the alameda county coroner says the restraint alameda police used in trying to take gonzales into custody. >> contributed to his death a death. they are ruling a homicide. it was back in april when that faithful encounter occurred between police officers and the 26 year-old morrow gonzales and kron four's. dan kerman is live tonight with the latest. good evening, dan. >> good evening. a couple that with the coroner's report has indicated is yes. obesity played a role methamphetamines played a role alcohol isn't played a role. but they also say that police restraint played a role in his death and it is a death they have decided is a homicide. 26 year-old mario gonzales became unresponsive and later died after being restrained by alameda police. now the alameda county coroner has ruled his death as a homicide and says police restraint

i also group texted miss mcdonald with mario layman. i called her office, talked to her personal secretary and explained who i was, the circumstances, and that i needed to speak with miss mcdonald. mario layman also called miss mcdonald in the morning. we called the prosecutor's office throughout the day and never got a call back. we were going to make arrangements to have our clients turn themselves in. i was in a trial in circuit court in front of judge savin all day. she was traveling on a plane from florida to michigan. the prosecutor's office, instead of getting back to us in any way decided to have a press conference and as miss mcdonald admitted tried to find a way to surprise our clients and catch them off guard when it was so unnecessary. last night and throughout the day we were in contact with our clients. they were scared. they were terrified. they were not at home. they were figuring out what to do, getting finances in order and the last text messages we have with them and phone calls mario and i had with them, our plan was

dan: new developments, the family of mario gonzalez, who died earlier this year during this incident with alameda police, is now suing the officers involved. abc 7 reporter tim johns spoke with an attorney representing the dollars's son -- gonzales's. the family says they not -- want to not only justice, but reform. tim: family of mario gonzalez has filed a lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of alameda/ the suit, which is being filed on behalf of gonzales's five-year-old son, comes one week after the corners office ruled gonzales's death a homicide. the incident took place back in april when three alameda police officers attempted to arrest him. they thought he was under the influence and might have been involved in a theft. >> they forced him facedown on the ground. they got on top of him with their weight. tim: julia sherborn is one of the attorneys filing the suit. >> little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his poppy doesn't wake up. tim: the lasso is asking for financial damages to be paid out to gonzales's. family but

newly released alameda county coroner's autopsy report concludes the cause of death for 26 year old mario gonzalez is the toxic effects of methamphetamine with other significant conditions as the physiologic stress of altercation and restraint morbid obesity and alcoholism classifying the manner of death as homicide on april 19th, alameda police responded to a call for a disorderly person in a public park police warn body camera video showed officers pinned gonzalez face down to the ground for approximately six. minutes and 17 seconds and my heart goes out to to the gonzales family. i am committed to a thorough investigation the alameda police. chief says, he's reviewed the autopsy report. this is information that i think people want to however, this information doesn't on me it doesn't get me to a completed investigation. it just helps get us closer to completing the investigation attorney michael haddad is representing gonzalez's son. mario would not have died, but for the prone restraint that these officers inflicted on him while attorney at dante poynter is representing gonzalez's mot

he's a mark, mario, a young mario druggie, or mario monte type that saw what the people who backed him, they envisioned, and he would play that role. so we'll see, i, but i don't see him in terms of populism. having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your. well it's, it's finish up on macro at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace. i mean, it's really quite amazing that, damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the populace. right. and yeah, micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have lost some on their appetites for the you. so for him t

mario's been in his role leading the organization for 15 years, so mario, welcome. [applause] >> thank you, ron. i'd first like to thank the mayor and maria su for your continued leadership on behalf of children, youth, and families. we do this work because we love our children. it's our children, and san francisco has proven to be one of the most generous cities in the world when it comes to our children. i think about this assault from covid that we continue to have, and one of the things that we've found out is our most vulnerable are truly, truly the most vulnerable. the other important issue we learned is that it really, really, really does take a village, right? and we are that village. and we talk about that, but it really does take a village. but guess what? in order for that village to succeed, you need to be prepared, you need to be coordinated, and you need to be accountable to each other. this creates a village that's well prepared, well coordinated, and most importantly, we're going to be accountable. we're going to be accountable to each other, and mos

>> reporter: mario loves kids and making it his life's mission to put smiles on as many faces as he can in the holiday. >> see so much need in the community. all these kids and battered woman and drugs and addiction and all this, it move my heart. >> reporter: the executive director of the solano aids coalition started toy drive for families impacted by hiv/aids in the vallejo area but the need has spread. >> coming from oakland and dropping toys, it's getting there. >> reporter: mario started the drive 18 years ago, serving 30 kids, now it's grown to about 1,500 families. pandemic has put a damper on donations. >> this year and last year, need has been growing and didn't have nearly as many toys as we normally see. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: tonight the mad dash is on. people still giving just in time for tomorrow's gala toy drive on georgia street in downtown vallejo, noon to 5:00. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> back in 60 seconds with nbc bay area exclusive, speak with the parents who alerted authorities about the los gatos mom accused of throwing alcohol-fuelled sex par

mario's brother says, quote, our family demands these officers be fired immediately and that the district attorney bring criminal charges against all those involved in his murder. >>> can you now add alameda to the list of cities launching a mobile mental health crisis team to respond to non-violent 911 calls. they will begin responding to calls involving people experiencing a mental health crisis. the mobile team consists of nine paramedics with the alameda fire department that have completed crisis intervention training. the team is available 24/7 and will work hand in hand with alameda family services. the goal is to reduce work load for police officers and reduce the number of unnecessary arrests and confrontations. it's a model antioch is also hoping to follow. >> we're pretty excited that this will help our police officers be really focussed on the job at hand in fighting crime in our community. >> we are the first fire department in the county that has been able to have psychiatric holds. >> it should hit the streets next summer. >>> up next, to mask or not to mask. we clear up the

this is one of the attorneys. >> mario had just been missing his father terribly. he still asked his mother why is father does wake up. >> the lawsuit is asking for financial damages to be paid out to the family. irwin says, sides the lawsuit, they are calling for the district attorney to bring criminal charges against the officers involved. that is as well as reforms, including all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention training. >> this helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement situation and it is more of a mental or behavioral health situation. similar calls have grown long -- latter since the death. on thursday, the city of alameda launched a pilot program with their care team. a nonpolice alternative for certain cases. >> the hope is that any contact on the street will get the hope and after care they need, and we can get them a better pathway to success. the officers involved in the incident are currently on administrative leave. in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> a mother accused of throwing sex parties for teenagers will

>> mario osuna se sumo al no reportar los trabajos de pretemporada. el club hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att : lo invito que imprimÍ precauciones al conducir. que decir con el noticiero nacional. ilia: la administraciÓn de medicamentos y advierte que no son efectivos totalmente para la variante Ómicrony declaran a un hombre culpable de ayudar a otro para abusar de adolescentes. y en el sur estÁn bajo records de calor y amenazas de tornados y el 1 de enero entra

or you stuff got correspondence. mario mueller, that's here right here in the middle. well, she found herself in the crossfire while reporting on protest against locked on restrictions. and i will be a with now you just saw a tear gas kind of style was fired directly at taco responded via mula by a police officer. we spoke to her shortly after the incident and she told us she was interview and one of the female protest this, when it happened, there was please read behind the lady and they were pointing at us. and we just wanted to get out of the way and we tried that, but then i, the next thing that i heard will felt was another shot. and then i just felt like this burning pain on my side. and i saw that this kind of stuff of this ticket that they, you know, launch from a real weapon. so it's not just, you know, they don't throw it, it's really in. so it's really strong. and the impact was very strong. so yeah, that's what i, that's what i experience today. well, we're gonna stick with more of mario's reporting and now we go to the democratic republic of congo, where o

you suffer correspondence, mario media, that's right here in the middle. well, she found herself in the crossfire while reporting on protests against locked on restrictions. and i will be a mm. now us, you just saw a tear gas kind of style was fired directly at taca responded by your mula by a police officer. we spoke to her shortly after the incident and she told us she was interview. and one of the female protest this, when it happened there was please read behind the lady and they were pointing at us and we just wanted to get out of the way and we tried that. but then i, the next thing that i heard or failed was another shot. and then i just felt like this burning pain on my thigh. and i saw that this kind of stuff of this ticket that they, you know, launch from a real weapon. so it's not just, you know, they don't throw it, it's really and so it's really strong and the impact was really strong. so yeah, that's what i, that's what i experience today. well, we're going to stick with more of mario's reporting, and now we go to the democratic republic of c

maria: mario i am so happy to hear you say that you do see some progress, take is back mario several months now tell us how this all started why are we so backed up at the ports? >> well, i think a great question i think the focus on here, is the pandemic, when we go back to the spring of 2020, and the global supply chain a substantially disruptived by pandemic going forward making progress the factor delta variant delta variant, assuming that again we have somewhat control paired to last year, that progress will continue but bottom line, the two factors that have precipitating where we are today is again disruption supply chain, the good news is the healthy appetite of american consumer, and american consumer right now is purchasing at numbers again will not -- we talked about e-commerce only, double-digit growth there from that perspective, again, there is good news with regard to economy, as relates to the consumer spending. maria: well you make an important point that he americans have money to spend but mario disappeared up by prices you saw inflation numbers producer price inde

one that works properly could help save a life in the east bay ryan curry abc 7 news the family of mario gonzalez the oakland man who died while being detained by two alameda police officers last april filed a civil suit today against the officers and the city according to the east bay times the suit accuses the city of negligence in its hiring and training of the officers and claims gonzalez died from multiple factors, including excessive force and improper restraint. the suit comes one week after a coroner's report ruled mario gonzalez's death a homicide due to the struggle with officers as well as obesity and methamphetamine use former san francisco public works director muhammad nuru now admits. he took multiple bribes and kickbacks during his tenure federal prosecutors announced newer was plea deal today. he faces up to 20 years in prison though. his plea deal indicates a lighter sentence. the case is part of a larger federal investigation targeting public corruption in san francisco to date 12 people three corporate entities and multiple city contractors and facilitators been charg

the perspective of mario's painting is from a spot one or two lots south of the location of the building at 677 third avenue where the draft office was housed. in other words, it offers the reverse view of the panoramic illustrated london news engraving which looked east toward second avenue. in effect, the painting completed five years later is a draft riot scene chronicling the replacement of buildings, the destruction of which inaugurated four days of unprecedented violation. new york's working class districts also were unfamiliar to most readers of the pictorial press with the exception of the five points, the area in lower manhattan. is so for readers in 1863 and for scholars today, the illustrated london news engraving officers called the conflict unusual in depicting an irish working class neighborhood controlled and defended by the rioters and the unsuccessful attempt by volunteers on the afternoon of wednesday, july 15th, to break -- and establish territories. the specificity of the location, the block between 18th and 19th streets along first avenue, the relatively obscurity de

su esposo mario trabaja limpiando noches nada mÁs por cuatro horas al dÍa. mario tenÍa tres trabajos y varios modos de ingreso. podrÍan sacarlo de ver una pelÍcula. vivir normal como una familia emigrante en los Ángeles. ahora como les dije todos los dÍas buscan tratar de sobrevivir, ayudar a amigos a hacer diferentes trabajos, a veces se encuentran mÁs de $10 en su bolso. es como un milagro para ellos. es lo que mÁs impresionÓ saliendo adelante se pesar de estos retos durÍsimas. simplemente estÁn haciendo un esfuerzo enorme para saber y darÉ adelante. hay un asunto allÍ que francamente es muy conmovedor. >> sÍ, lo que hace la comunidad latina diferente es que estamos tan conectados todos y mandamos dinero a mÉxico y otros paÍses, lo que afecta a una persona y una familia afecta a mucha gente. tambiÉn escribimos sobre la media clase que tambiÉn se habÍa puesto. aunque no batallan durante la pandemia tienen familiares inmigrantes, familiares indocumentados que si batallan y afectan a todos. te quedaste preocupada por el futuro o dentro de lo

the call was made as french president mario mccord visited saudi arabia. gulf states withdrew ambassadors from bay root last month after a government minister criticized the saudi led war in the eman. saddam's military chief says that the army will leave politics after elections that are scheduled for 2023. general abdel fatter alba han offered the assurance during one of several interviews he gave with international news agencies on saturday. but han let the military takeover in october before a deal was struck last month to reinstate the prime minister. south africa's government is working to scale up cove. it 19 vaccinations that you all the cron variant is driving another wave of infections there. is ready security forces of shot and killed a palestinian man who police say stabs. it is really before attempting to attack officers. it happened just outside damascus, gate and occupied east jerusalem. video appears to show his ready police pointing their guns of paramedics, preventing them from treating the palestinian huge numbers of people have joined the latest protests in serbia again

tim: julia sherborn is one of the attorneys filing the suit. >> little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his poppy doesn't wake up. tim: the lasso is asking for financial damages to be paid out to gonzales's. family but sherwood says aside from the lawsuit, they are calling for the district attorney to bring criminal charges against the officers involved, as well as reforms, including requiring all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention team training. >> which helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement situation, but is more of a mental or behavioral health situation. tim: similar calls have grown louder since gonzales's death. on thursday, alameda launched its pilot program with its so-called care team, a nonpolice alternative for some cases. >> the hope is that contact on the street, we get them the help and the aftercare they need and on a better pathway to success. tim: the three officers involved are currently on administered of leave. in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: elizabeth holmes fate is now in

he's a mart, maria young mario druggie, or mario monte type. that's what the people who back to him they envisioned and he would play that role. so we'll see, i but i don't see him in terms of populism having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your. well it's, it's finish up on macro at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace. i mean, it's really quite amazing that, damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the populace. right. and yeah, micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have lost some of their

be fire after an autopsy linked a loved one's death to the way that he was restrained. 26-year-old mario gonzales died as alameda police officers detained him back in april. body camera shows an officer with a knee to his back for close to five minutes. last week, county coroner's office called the death a homicide adding that drugs and obesity contributed to his death. in a family statement today, mario's brother says quote our family demands these officers be fired immediately. and that the district attorney bring criminal charges against all those involved in his murder. >>> tonight, we have learned that 28-year-old nikita nu is no longer missing. nu disappeared while going to a show with friends in san francisco on saturday afternoon. now, it's not clear exactly where or how she was found. but her friends do tell us that she is back home, safe. >>> only on nbc bay area, a possible breakthrough in detecting cancer. a local company is taking a huge step as it moves forward in the fight against cancer. menlo park based grail has developed a single blood test that can detect more than 50

he's a mart, maria young mario druggie, or mario monte type that saw what the people who backed him, they envisioned, and he would play that role. so we'll see, i, but i don't see him in terms of populism. having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your. well it's, it's finish up on macro at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace. i mean, it's really quite amazing that, damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the the populace. right. and yeah, micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have, i lost some of their appetites for the you. so for

he's a mart, maria young mario druggie, or mario monte type. that's what the people who back to him they envisioned that he would play that role. so we'll see, i but i don't see him in terms of populism having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your. well it's, it's finish up on macro at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace. i mean, it's really quite amazing that, damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the populace. right. and yeah, micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have lost some on their

oh, good thought then mario, i've so and then says, yes, it is not cheap, but a suit power back to the teeth. a physical fitness, socializing and mental well being. i've not yet found anything better. and if you like to have tough size like fly is that don't wiggle one day on the soaps. that's all it really is like i and so i is one day on this. if i haven't persuaded you yet, perhaps this might, this is a little a trailer for mountain wall. it's a travel company that is known as set up to take people of color from the u. k. skag. let's take a look. oh, when i renew with my yeah, no, no vacancy or something up to place both, you know, more rural by bring to the music a book. mm hm. right, we're now the, how was it? how was it going? i know comedies not helping. none of us have forgotten covered, and that is a major issue in terms of getting on the slopes and, and doing the things that we love to do outdoor. so that aside the idea, the concept from mount dora. how's that going? so we launched shortly just before you know, the clever pandemic hit that we were very lucky to have our fast

little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his dad does not wake up. tim: the lawsuit asks for financial damages to be paid out to his family, but julia sherman says side from the lawsuit, they toainst the officers involved, as well as reforms, including requiring all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention team training. >> which helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement situation and it is more of a mental or behavioral situation. tim: similar calls have grown louder since his death, and alameda launched its pilot program for their so-called care team, a nonpolice alternative for certain cases. >> the hope is that we get them to help in contact and aftercare they need and on a better pathway to success. tim: the three officers involved are currently on administrative leave. tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: a low status mom accused of throwing secret drunken sex parties for teenagers will try to get out on bail for a second time. shannon o'connor was denied bail back in

oh, good thought bad mario. i've so and then says, yes, it is not cheap but a suit power back to the teeth. a physical fitness, socializing and mental well being. i've not yet found anything better. and if you like to have tough size like fly is that don't wiggle one down. so that's all it really is like i and so i is one day on this. if i haven't persuaded you yet, perhaps this might, this is a little a trailer for mountain wall. it's a travel company that is known as set up to take people of color from the u. k. skag. let's take a look. oh, when i renew i i need no no vacancy or something up to place both, you know, really rural by bring to the music or no, i mean we're, we're no how was it? how was it going? i know how it is not helping. none of us are forgotten covered, and that is a major issue in terms of getting on the slopes and, and doing the things that we love to do outdoors. so that aside the idea, the concept from mount dora. how's that going? so we launched shortly just before you know, the clever

he's a mart, maria young mario druggie, or mario monte type. that's what the people who back to him they envisioned and he would play that role. so we'll see, i but i don't see him in terms of populism having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your. well it's, it's finish up on macro at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace. i mean, it's really quite amazing that, damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the populace. right. and yeah, micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have lost some on their

he's a mart, maria young mario druggie, or mario monte type that saw what the people who backed, and they envisioned that he would play that role. so we'll see. i don't see him in terms of populism, having the sort of appeal any more than he barely got elected on the 1st round. i think he's gonna run into problems. he might squeak by in the next election, but he doesn't have the mandate. i think that's required to say that he's really going to be a strong leader for your well it's, it's finish up. i'm a cow at a gland. i mean, it's really interesting is that he's having to have to grapple with his re election is to appeal to the populace that mean, it's really quite amazing that damn, this is, that's going to make that, that's the tiebreaker in all of this here. the left is completely collapse and now it's who is going to be able to appeal to the, the populace. right. and yet micron wasn't designed to do that kind of thing. that your thoughts right before we end the program, go ahead one. well, i agree, i think the french have lost some of their appetites for the you. so for him to p

thank you so much, mario, for sharing your perspectives and also just for all of your leadership for small businesses in our city. next i want to introduce sharkey, who is the president of the small business commission and also has been a very strong advocate and leading voice in the needs of the small businesses especially during the pandemic. so, sharkey, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. let's see if i can turn on the camera now. thank you, chair mar. thank you for calling this meeting. i appreciate it. and thank you, supervisor stefani, for joining as well. first, i want to emphasize today i'm not speaking on behalf of the small business commission. the commission is met with deputy chief lazar and i expect we'll be making recommendations soon. we haven't made formal recommendations yet. first i'm a small business owner who -- and now runs -- and i personally had to deal with theft issues, including a stolen van right now as we speak. but second, i'm also speaking as president of the american car rental association. the american car rental association is a trade organizatio