as someone who's from puerto rico yourself? well, this exhibition was very personal to me because it is it embodies. i feel my personal history as in the way that i connect to the united states right. historically, as a puerto rican, i feel that the most interesting part was understanding the broader context. these approach that my co-curator caitlin mae and i desire to to undertake this panoramic approach, this comparative approach was incredibly enriching to see what were the struggles happening in the different countries that came under us sovereignty and how those struggles lasted for decades after. diana carroll, thank you. thank you very much, kate. and now i'm with co-curator caitlin mae to get the pacific side of the story talking about hawaii, guam and the philippines. wow. this is quite impressive. what's going on here? well, it's nice to meet you and thank you for this opportunity. this is a portrait of queen, the colony by william cogswell. it was painted in 1891 to 1892. you can tell from the signature, which is si

what was happening in puerto rico? >> puerto rico along with cuba, they were the last remaining colonies of spain in the caribbean and the americas. in both of them, 1868 was a turning point. both of them launch their anticolonial struggles in 1868 and there was a botched revolution. there is it a movement to establish autonomy of the island and that means self- government. puerto ricans organize within the island to remain -- they were having autonomy over local affairs. through many years of struggles , where there is lots of repression initially, lots of violence against the advocates of that cause, there is finally, in november 1897, spain grants autonomy to puerto rico and says it will establish an autonomic charter with puerto rico having its own local government. that process starts and here we have luis herrera who was an advocate of that autonomous cause and will become elected the leader of that autonomic cabinet. eight days before the u.s. invasion of puerto rico. that leads the autonomic charter moot. so it

puerto rico. so he is chronicling this moment of transition when puerto rico passed from being under spanish sovereignty to u.s. sovereignty. he is positioning himself in front of mckinley as a possible portraitist under the new regime. he wants to that she is looking for a job but he is also depicting this moment through his own eyes. what fascinates me about this work is that you could replace that map by a map of cuba or the philippines or guam. and it becomes a metaphor of these geopolitical turning points. the destiny and the fate of these islands and archipelagoes are in the hands of the united states. >> so was the united states already a superpower or thinking about this already? or is mckinley the one that leads us to think about expansion? >> he is one of the leaders of that moment that leads us to think about expansion but it is complicated because he was not initially for -- because he could became convinced it was the right thing to do over several months. were politicians around him

puerto rico's economy has been doing very well.ur loans very steadily, thanks to a very good environment on the island. more importantly, i think growth comes from us being very intentional about investing in technology, investing in our people, and for the last three or four years, we have leveraged technology to bring into our markets leadership in terms of technology that has definitely made a difference in the experience of our customers, particularly on the commercial side of the equation we have been doing some good growth >> puerto rico's recovery economic activity index up 6% through november of 2023 you have steered this bank for a long time, right about 20 years, 19, 20 years as ceo. you've seen the good and you have seen truly challenging times in your -- in the commonwealth how did you lead this bank through those difficult times through the periods of real economic dislocation andpain for many of the communities and customers you serve? >> so the word i use is being opportunistic. at ofg, 20 years ago we were a small $

rico y la plataforma mars moon astronautic academy and research science. >> el puerto rico space foundation sin fines de lucro, fundada en el 2023, con la idea de impulsar a puerto rico en convertirse en el centro espacial del caribe. >> gracias por el reporte. >> el cicerito hernandez vuelve a casa, el estadio ¿cree que va a hacer un servicio de gala para recibirlo por todo lo alto. >> demostramos la celebracion al volver decision 2024. >> comienza un ano en el para tu futuro. >> un sector decisivo para tu futuro. >> noticias telemundo esta ahi, de la noticia, tu fuente de informacion mas confiable, porque ahora mas que nunca es importante decir las cosas como son. >> ¿va a entubar por con ustedes los ustedes los latinos, porque tu tienes la decision. >> preparado para ofrecer siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír también. ♪♪ entre tú y yo: ¿qué es mejor que trapear? ¡lo que sea! por eso me cambié a swiffer wet jet y es increíble. es un todo en uno que absorbe la suciedad y la mugre hacia su interior y ayuda a prevenir las (raya

yet. >> reporter: these lions were once literally the pride of puerto rico. juan a. rivero zoo on the island of mayaguez, the only zoo on the island. but after years of neglect, this was the tableau that greeted pat craig and his wife monica when they arrived here from colorado. >> what was your impression when you got to the zoo for the first time? >> the animals were very, very sad looking and some of them were very, very sick. i felt physically and emotionally overwhelmed. >> even while we were there, animals died almost on a weekly basis. >> correct. >> that felt even worse because we're present and yet we were there too late. >> reporter: over a course of a decade the u.s. department of agriculture cited the zoo two dozen times for substandard conditions and animal mistreatment. after hurricanes irma and maria ravaged the island, the zoo closed to the public in 2018. for the more than 300 winged, scaled, and four-legged residents still captive, the situation turned from bad to down right desperate. >> we saw a zebra that had a horrible wound on her leg a

he was flown to puerto rico instead of cleveland . here's abc's andrea fujii this morning. >> the father of a teenager who mistakenly got on the wrong flight over the holiday break is speaking out. he has flown with us many times before, but his first time flying alone on the friday before christmas, 16 year old logan was supposed to fly from tampa, florida, to cleveland, ohio on frontier airlines to visit his mom, but instead he ended up in puerto rico. >> if it goes up to the gate attendant, he they check his personal item in the little slot and then they look at his phone, which has the boarding pass. they don't ever scan it and set it down and scan it, which would have just alerted them. >> frontier says the flights to puerto rico and cleveland left from the same gate with the puerto rico flight leaving earlier. logan father says when his son saw passengers at his gate boarding, he simply joined them. and just like in the movie home alone two, welcome aboard american airlines flight 176 nonstop to new york. >> when kevin ended up

rico and cleveland left from the same gate, with the puerto rico flight leaving earlier. the logan's father says when his son saw passengers at his gate boarding, he simply joined them and just like in the movie home alone two, welcome aboard american airlines flight 176 nonstop to new york. when kevin ended up in new york city, logan also did notrillionealize. he was on the wrong flight until it was too late. >> exactly like home alone two, where kevin puts on the music and the flight attendants start talking about where they're going, and he can't hear anything. that's exactly what happened with logan frontier says. >> it doesn't offer an unaccompanied minor program. the airline saying logan was immediately flown back to tampa on the same aircraft and accommodated on a flight to cleveland the following day, adding frontier has extended its sincere apologies to the family for the error. this wasn't the first airline mistake over christmas, a six year old was traveling alone on spirit airlines from philadelphia to fort myers, florida, but was instead placed on a flight to

así, sin azúcar, sin edulcorante . >> ya se los tuyos. >> mira en puerto rico cuando.ebida calientita, un té, un chocolate o el café, verdad? >> pero vamos a ver lo que está pasando en el tiempo. qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda marcelo rivera. tenemos lluvias de camino en la región de la bahía, debo decir. pero fíjese que sea la zona de saratoga. vamos a ver lluvias acercándose a eso de las 17:54 de la tarde. lo mismo para blue hills, a eso de las 18:02 de la tarde estará viendo lluvias a eso de las 6 y 13 y precipitaciones para la zona de park moore a eso de las 18:26 de la tarde. más lluvia. también tenemos hacia la zona del norte de san francisco. de hecho, fíjense que el radar está captando quizás puntos 10 de pulgada de precipitación en este momento y hacia la zona de san rafael va a haber lluvias a eso de las 18:02 de la tarde y para san anselmo de san rafael a las 6 y 16 ese patrón va a continuar así durante las próximas horas. mirando entonces ese radar a futuro, vea usted como continúa entonces la entrada de esas lluvias de sur a norte, las lluvias al norte

rico.esintegra la caravana de migrantes que avanzaba por mÉxico rumbo a la frontera con estados unidos. se detuvieron por la promesa de las autoridades de concederles documentos legales para circular. >> ahora mismo las cosas no estÁn claras, creo que no van a hacer ningÚn papel, van a ir para atrÁs. elian: california se recupera del mal tiempo invernal, que con sus marejadas, provocÓ serios daÑos en la costa. trae una nueva advertencia de alto oleaje que exige tener mucha precauciÓn. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con maity y elian zidane. maity: buenas noches, gracias por acompaÑarnos. cientos de pÁginas de documentos relacionados con el casojeffrey que fuera acusado de trÁfico sexual y que se habÍa suicidado se hicieron pÚblicos hoy. en ellos incluyen cerca de 200 nombres, entre ellos importantes hombres de negocios, polÍticos y funcionarios. elian: en esta lista tambiÉn figuran expresidentes bill clinton y donald trump, pero no se les ac

rico.integra la caravana de migrantes que avanzaba por mÉxico rumbo a la frontera con estados unidos. se detuvieron por la promesa de las autoridades de concederles documentos legales para circular. >> ahora mismo las cosas no estÁn claras, creo que no van a hacer ningÚn papel, van a ir para atrÁs. elian: california se recupera del mal tiempo invernal, que con sus marejadas, provocÓ serios daÑos en la costa. trae una nueva advertencia de alto oleaje que exige tener mucha precauciÓn. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con maity y elian zidane. maity: buenas noches, gracias por acompaÑarnos. cientos de pÁginas de documentos relacionados con el casojeffrey que fuera acusado de trÁfico sexual y que se habÍa suicidado se hicieron pÚblicos hoy. en ellos incluyen cerca de 200 nombres, entre ellos importantes hombres de negocios, polÍticos y funcionarios. elian: en esta lista tambiÉn figuran expresidentes bill clinton y donald trump, pero no se les acus

puerto rico, puerto rico, also the luck you had that he just chose a seat no one else had. >> you'ree, i guess i'll just stay here. >> also to be honest, if i'm 16 and i'm in puerto rico, let me stay. >> yeah, like this is nice. when did we get palm trees? what happened here? this is lovely. >> i'm old enough that i could really do my own thing at 16. >> yeah, you could figure it out. >> yeah. i have a job at the at the dunkin donuts. mhm. i have my license. yeah. i babysat before this. >> no i mean go back. i was similar. >> yes. go back home. >> go back home. >> you're cleveland. >> wow wow wow. oh no. >> let's see you outside our rooftop camera is looking quite lovely this morning. but we do have issues in the north bay and the east bay with areas of dense fog. this morning, a dense fog advisory in effect until 11 a.m. but after that, it is sunny for everybody. it's a nice start to the new year and then tomorrow we will have showers and downpours. returning to the forecast. now a lot of folks may be traveling today. it is so quiet across the country when it comes to the weather. y

category five cuts through puerto rico, four million americans in the caribbean.e's not in the photo... actually, he's in the photo right here. a good friend, one of my favourite restaurants, that who was going to say... when i landed, i texted — i didn't know if they were going to get the message because cell signal was down, electricity was down. but with all his crew and whatever he had in his fridge plus other restaurants or ingredients, they...we put them all together and we made sancocho, a traditional puerto rican stew with amazing ingredients. and we began feeding right there — that day i think we did a couple of thousand meals. but this was the place and the beginning of what was a mission, that we went from one restaurant to more than 3a, 36 restaurants, from 1,000 meals to 150,000 meals, from ten friends and cooks and chefs that we gather the first day to thousands of volunteers that became part of our system. ten food trucks, er, at the end of the day, being in many cities all across the island. at the end of the day, what you see here was the beginnin

category five cuts through puerto rico, four million americans in the caribbean.e. he's not in the photo... actually, he's in the photo right here. a good friend, one of my favourite restaurants, that who was going to say... when i landed, i texted — i didn't know if they were going to get the message because cell signal was down, electricity was down. but with all his crew and whatever he had in his fridge plus other restaurants or ingredients, they...we put them all together and we made sancocho, a traditional puerto rican stew with amazing ingredients. and we began feeding right there — that day i think we did a couple of thousand meals. but this was the place and the beginning of what was a mission, that we went from one restaurant to more than 3a, 36 restaurants, from 1,000 meals to 150,000 meals, from ten friends and cooks and chefs that we gather the first day to thousands of volunteers that became part of our system. ten food trucks, er, at the end of the day, being in many cities all across the island. at the end of the day, what you see here was the begi

rico, no matter what _ back from puerto rico, no matter what should've happened, she should have beenwhere is the chief of, you know, _ thinking, where is the chief of, you know. the — thinking, where is the chief of, you know, the defence secretary to the most _ know, the defence secretary to the most powerful army the world has ever seen— most powerful army the world has ever seen that the time of heightened military tension, its extraordinary, and it's unfortunate that the _ extraordinary, and it's unfortunate that the man himself. i extraordinary, and it's unfortunate that the man himself.— extraordinary, and it's unfortunate that the man himself. i 'ust wonder whether this — that the man himself. ijust wonder whether this snowboard, _ that the man himself. ijust wonder whether this snowboard, so - that the man himself. ijust wonder whether this snowboard, so he - whether this snowboard, so he kept the original elective surgery private, he doesn't expect to be going back in for a pain on new year's day, because it is not informed anyone about the elective surgery he can't tell the

>> guillermo: puerto rico, yeah. >> jimmy: was it hard?> guillermo: it was good. >> jimmy: somebody texted me a video. this is guillermo in puerto rico. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when you're guillermo, that's what a work trip looks like. [ laughter ] what was going on? which half was that? the hard half or the easy half? >> guillermo: the easy half, having fun, yeah. i love puerto rico, it's nice. >> jimmy: yeah. did you share that individual you with your wife? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: you did not? >> guillermo: i deleted it right away. >> jimmy: you opted not to. she won't see the show? >> guillermo: no, i'm going to go home and delete the show too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. well, happy dry january, everyone. it's almost over, guillermo. and the happy birthday. >> guillermo: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your next work trip is to las vegas for the super bowl, right? >> guillermo: i'm excited, jimmy, yes. >> jimmy: we're going together to that one. >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy, we're going to have a lot of fun

category five cuts through puerto rico, four million americans in the caribbean.s not in the photo... actually, he's in the photo right here. a good friend, one of my favourite restaurants, that who was going to say... when i landed, i texted — i didn't know if they were going to get the message because cell signal was down, electricity was down. but with all his crew and whatever he had in his fridge plus other restaurants or ingredients, they...we put them all together and we made sancocho, a traditional puerto rican stew with amazing ingredients. and we began feeding right there — that day i think we did a couple of thousand meals. but this was the place and the beginning of what was a mission, that we went from one restaurant to more than 3a, 36 restaurants, from 1,000 meals to 150,000 meals, from ten friends and cooks and chefs that we gather the first day to thousands of volunteers that became part of our system. ten food trucks, er, at the end of the day, being in many cities all across the island. at the end of the day, what you see here was the beginning

rico, christopher columbus from the spalin size of 126 m, it is called the birth of a new light andes the sculpture “the birth of a new man in seville” “if criticized correctly, such a statue is like building a skyscraper, his works often cause heated discussion, and zeritelli is happy about this, the worst thing for a creative person, when he is indifferent, is pleasant, if he criticizes incorrectly, then... it’s already pleasant, because advertising is advertising. he is an artist, sculptor, designer, and monumentalist, and heads the russian academy of arts. tsiritelli always says that you need to give more than you receive, which is why, despite his age, he teaches a lot. why were they given colored pencils in kindergarten? why, so that you can see the colors correctly and see nature. an artist is a happy person because... it would seem that tseritellya has long ago developed his creative manner, but he continues to experiment with color, form, material, because he considers the main principle of art. for the sake of art. anatoly lazarev, alexander isaev, vyacheslav chereshko, ol

therefore o america occupied havana. in cuba and puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied theland of guam and the philippines. in the previous year the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court who was a russian and two american. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malet pravas note to this well, because his name was severo malet prevas. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already c

rico. as a former vice president, you have unique insight as to what this means for a secretary of defense to be unavailable and not be transparent with his boss about his health. what does it mean? >> well, first, i wish the secretary of defense well and pleased he's making a full recovery. but this -- the handling of this by the secretary of defense is totally unacceptable. and i believe the american people have a right to know about his medical condition, about the reasons for it and he has a right to know who was informed of his incapacity. and but to think that at a time when we have allies at war, in eastern europe and here in israel, that the leader of america's military at the pentagon would be out of commission for a number of days, and the president of the united states didn't know about it, i think it was a dereliction of duty and the secretary and the administration frankly need to step forward and give the american people the facts. >> we still don't know what he was hospitaliz

rico - christopher columbus of spanish size 126 m.rld and conceptually echoes the sculpture of the birth of a new man in seville, which unesco recognized as the best work of plastic art of the 20th century. for me, painting, sculpture , graphics are of the same value, you know, of the same value. well, monumental art has always been in first place, but most of his works , of course, are in russia, which the georgian tsars consider his second homeland, the monument to peter i, the design of the memorial complex on poklonnaya hill, fountains on manezhnaya square, clowns on tsvetnoy boulevard, friendship for a century silence and much, much more. the tsars love large-scale projects, for example, the same colom in puerto rica, a forty-two-story building. art. anatoly lazarev, alexander isaev, vyacheslav chereshko, olga kovalenko, sergey vaskoboynikov. first channel. and this concludes our release. the program “fashionable sentence” will continue to air. happy new year country. the fashionable verdict program is with you again. i, konstant

therefore america occupied havana in cuba and puerto rico. and in the indian ocean it occupied the islanduam and the philippines. in the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court who was a russian and two american judges who were supposed to defend. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will, he attached a mal provas note to this will, because his name was several. what is the significant? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in 1940. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister

"sorry, the deputy is on vacation in puerto rico and is not coming back." now trying to may be asked sticky sammy to come to the situation room. that's how far down the totem pole you are going. i do not question austin's judgment. as a defense secretary, you are supposed to plan for contingencies. you are supposed to plan for worst-case scenarios. he didn't think anything could have gone wrong during a procedure at age 70? he's not telling him this. what else isn't he telling the commander in chief? i can't imagine what this would have been like if it happened during the trump administration. this would have been a constitutional crisis. this would have put all of our national security at stake. this would have been a change of command -- this would have been a chain of command -- they would have run the secretary of defense out of town by friday. they would've gone on the sunday shows and said "it's time to have the adults back in the room, this is a clown show." >> jeanine: he is a four-star general. from the army. he would not have tolerated this from a

therefore america. occupied havana in cuba and puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the islandf guam and the philippines. in the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court, who was a russian and american judges, were supposed to defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tv, the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will, he attached tovas note to this will, because his name was severo. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership. the region, this happened in 1949,

puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines.the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court, who was a russian, and two american judges who were... supposed to defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tv, the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malot provas note to this will, because his name was severo malet pravast. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. happened in 1949,

it was on its way to sanjuan in puerto rico from miami international airport. to sanjuan in puerto ricoits port talbot works in south wales with the loss of aroiund 3,000 jobs. of up to 2,800 jobs. the only other blast furnace in the uk is in the north east of england, in scunthorpe. that too is slated to close. tata says it will replace the blast furnaces with what's known as an 'electric arc furnace'. so what's the difference? well, blast furnaces use lumps of iron ore, dug from the ground, and then fed into the furnace. it emerges as liquid iron that can be turned into steel. but they're expensive to run, and burn vast quantities of coal, emitting large quantities of c02. whereas, electric arc furnaces recycle scrap metal into steel. because they use electricity, they're less polluting. one study says they could slash carbon dioxide emissions by 70%. but, and here's the crucial bit for workers, because there's a lot more automation with electric furnaces they require fewer workers. we speak now to national officer for steel at community union, alun davies, who is in port talbot outsi

havana in cuba and puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court who was a russian and two. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will, he attached a malet provas note to this well, because his name was several. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in

neither did his deputy, who had taken over austin's duties while she was on vacation in puerto rico. despite calls for austin's resignation, the president says he's not considering firing him. >> do you have confidence in secretary austin? >> i do. >> was it a lapse in judgment for him not to tell you earlier? >> yes. >> reporter: tonight the pentagon has not responded to our request for a comment about that 911 call. the inspector general, though, continues to investigate why it took austin so long to disclose his hospitalization. norah. norah. >> weijia jiang at the white -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. we all know tthat words have power.r. they set things in motion and make us happy or sad. but there's one word that stands out, because when people say it, lives are changed. it's not a big word. it's itsy bitsy. it's only three little letters. but when you say it, the life of a kid like me can be changed. so what is this special word? it m

spiritual deputy secretary hicks was on a planned vacation in puerto rico at the time but was able totomlinson will have more details for us next hour. >> a powerful nor'easter moving through new england at this moment let's take a look at new hampshire. in a providence, rhode island, while its white conditions there in new hampshire britt foxworthy correspondent robert ray in massachusetts as we can see it is snowing there, hey robert. [laughter] >> hey eric, good at pronunciatn as they say it here 40 or 50 miles west of boston. and look at the snow here. about 10 inches and counting as it is coming down like a snow globe here in central mass. it all started at 11:00 p.m. last night but look at the visuals at our viewers of this area. a significant snow amounts coming through here. it is because the temperatures are in the 20s and when those winds kicked up anywhere between 20 -- 35-mile an hour gusts it feels like it is nine or 10 degrees. now here's the bad part about these nor'easter's as we know, power outages. the state of massachusetts is going to ebb and flow and that based up

is it the second if command in puerto rico on vacation on a secure zoom? what a disaster. >> bill: who is making that call. >> dana: it's so baffling. >> that's a possible massive escalation. you kill an iranian leader in baghdad. >> bill: you think about the criticism that has been leveled against the department of defense and this administration for not hitting iran back after week after week and month after month and then he is in the hospital? she has authority over decisions? did she pull the trigger without his knowledge? and was that her opportunity? >> if she did pull the trigger didn't she have to notify the white house, jake sullivan. >> dana: it's baffling to me that the president and secretary of defense wouldn't want to talk about that day before the strike to let them know if he was on board. michael waltz tweeted january 4th the u.s. launched a drone strike in iran killing a high level iranian backed militia leader since the hamas attacks on october 7th. how was this authorized with the secretary of defense and the white house unaware? those

the deputy secretary of defense on the beach in puerto rico and the secretary of defense was in the icuchief of staff at the pentagon was out sick. who is in charge here? what would have happened, stuart, if a ship had been sunk in the red sea? we're all waiting for this to happen the other minute. the other shoe will drop and who would have been in charge? would the president have been in charge. national security adviser with the serious chain of command and they're not fessing up to what happened, elective surgery, what's that? like a facelift or something? stuart: why have elective surgery around christmas time? why would he do that when we're being attacked overseas? why let him have surgery at that point? >> it's all wrong, something very, very wrong about this. stuart: who really is running the show? >> i think it's an example of what happened in washington and the federal bureaucracy is running everything and they're putting the words in the tell prompter and they're making those decisions and putting them in the tele prompter and the pentagon bureaucracy and the faceless unacco

therefore o america occupied havana in cuba and puerto rico and in the indian ocean it oc england toar in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal, is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court, who was a russian and two american judges who were supposed to defend venezuela's historical. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will, he attached a maled prevous note to this will, because his name was. what is the significance of this note? shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in 1949. at that time. the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign min

cuba and puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines.the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court, who was a russian and two american judges. 'who were supposed to defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tv. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malot provost note to this will, because his name was severo malot prevost. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in 1

that's probably why she didn't come back from puerto rico. she was being told he was working from home, and that's what the rest of the pentagon knew. so, it's really confounding, fred, that they would allow this to happen. and especially in a time of crisis like this, which is the cause of secretary blinken's trip to the region. what if we had a successful strike in the red sea and had to respond on a second's notice? that's why you take these big jobs. you assume that responsibility. you take an oath. and this is, as i said, extraordinary. >> right. and the deputy secretary of defense, kathleen hicks, we understand would customarily assume duties if, say, the secretary was anesthetisted or for any reason unable to perform his duties. now it seems we're trying to get a handle on the timeline in which she was informed, that she had either assumed those responsibilities and/or that he was being hospitalized. customarily, how immediately would a deputy be informed? >> i mean, if i were running this, i mean, i would say you want to inform people

after hurricane maria we had a street team in puerto rico running around getting documents notarized and signed. hopefully you have someone at home. and what if you were born in the country were perhaps the administered services are not as easily navigable as other places. it's an adventure. you can't just walk into the dmv and prove that you were born because you are in fact standing there. you need a piece of paper to prove it. let's say you've done that. you have per certificate. you've accomplished step one. the next part the book while talking about what it looks like i talk a lot about our journey starting the organization because my process of learning about this is how hard it is this the same process that everybody goesry through. in this section i talk about when i arrived in virginia to start our chapter there in georgia and the change we made. when i ride in virginia and immediately began looking for volunteers and trained them. we met in living room's restaurants library conference rooms wherever we could. the passion and enthusiasm that the volunteer status thing that m

rico, "reconozco que podrÍa haber hecho un mejor trabajo, me comprometo a hacerlo mejor", sostuvo elhablaron el sÁbado, esto surge despuÉs de que el expresidente trump pidiera su renuncia. demÓcratas y republicanos demandan mÁs informaciÓn de la salud del secretario de defensa, y tambiÉn por quÉ se retrasÓ la investigaciÓn. no fue una manera correcta de manejarlo, pero ya se disculpÓ, debemos hablar con Él, dispuesta demÓcrata, desde el viernes en la noche retomÓ el cargo y continÚa hospitalizado. jorge: el ex presidente barack obama expresÓ su preocupaciÓn, y recomendÓ actuar agresivamente para contrarrestar a trump, quien es el favorito. esto lo pÚblico del washington post, quien dijo que obama ofreciÓ sus consejos en una cena con biden. reportero: en medio de cuestionamientos a la fortaleza de su campaÑa de reelecciÓn del presidente saliÓ a buscar respaldo del voto afroamericano en carolina del sur, estado que en 2020 consolidÓ su camino a las primarias demÓcratas para obtener la nominaciÓn presidencial del partido, biden atacÓ a su potencial rival republicano, el expresidente tru

according to cnn, she was in vacation in puerto rico, but despite force majeure, she decided not to interrupted that the boss would return. to his duties already on january 5, on the calendar - january 9, and osten is still in the hospital, cbs reports, when he will be discharged is still unknown, said pentagon press secretary patrick reiber, while continuing to hide the reason for austin's treatment and without saying, who exactly commanded the pentagon when the us secretary of defense was unconscious and undergoing surgery. citing sources, reports that us president joe biden trusts austin, trusts even now, despite some secret operation, despite secret hospitalization. the white house has officially announced that osten is fully performing his duties from his hospital room. matt rosendale said that the us secretary of defense violated his oath of office, and now he will demand that an article of impeachment be presented to the minister. new details have emerged about the secret hospitalization of secretary of defense lloyd austin. a pentagon official told abc news that the septuagenarian is

the age category below 15 years stood and athletes from south korea and puerto rico, japan and china were ranked next . the fourth preparatory camp of the national handball team with the participation of 20 players will start today in tehran . mohammad mantari , the famous striker of the qatar national football team , missed the asian nations cup due to islam. qatar is in the same group as china, tajikistan and lebanon. thank you very much and thank you for your companionship with sports news until we meet again, may god protect you. dear viewers , we are your dear and respected compatriots in egypt. with the news at 1:00 p.m., the parliament has a three-month opportunity for the minister to organize the automobile industry. in today's public meeting, the members of the parliament followed up on the reason for the non-operation of their imports by calling the minister. in this meeting, the minister of the intelligent export and import side presented the method of regulating the title market and the statistics of his latest imports .

i'm learning that miss kathleen hicks was in puerto rico. now you have told us president biden was on st. croix. was anybody picking up their messages? what if it hadn't been good news. thank the good lord he is okay? would anyone have known? >> it under mines the whole idea that president biden is on work calls on vacation with the family. kirby was touching the edges of this. apparently austin was on a secure call at some point on january 1st, which is the day he went into the hospital for that post surgical pain. kirby was explaining the white house situation room here underneath the west wing, which organizes those secure calls, does have to check in with cabinet-level secretaries like austin to know where they are patch them through. they knew he was in the washington, d.c. area, but not in a hospital in the washington, d.c. area. >> harris: wow, that's really interesting. all right. peter doocy, excellent as always. thank you. "fox & friends" weekend host will cain summed it up this way. >> it's kind of important to trust the pentagon.

unfortunately there are significant data gaps in puerto rico. you note that colony that we have responsibility for? where housing affordability crisis persists for over three-point to million american citizens. i recently urged to put puerto rico in the american housing survey which provides critical information of the nation's housing stock. can you elaborate on how including puerto rico in the survey will help offset the housing challenges include the lack of affordable housing? >> so, the american housing survey is s the only national representative n survey that gis us information. not only on affordability but the quality of the nation's housing stock. the sample size for hhs is small. we are only able to get specific information on the 15 largest metro areas in some states. it would be useful if we were able to get information certainly on puerto rico's housing stock quality and having the hhs increases sample size in order to get that information is important. but hud would need additional resources in order to do that. >> thank you. it i

did not know that he was also really unavailable and she was on vacation in puerto rico.a terrible mistake in judgment and i want to just relay the importance of this. you know, i used to work with nuclear weapons and russia and china have weapons today that can strike our country and indeed all of our allies within 15 minutes. we have to have a very confident nuclear command and control capability and you have to know where that chain of command is at at all times and for the president to not know who the number two person is in the military chain of command with the president being number one, that's terrible. with a nuclear command control, that is a zero failed mission and it showed a disregard and a carelessness from our live here. it's not just our nuclear command and control. we have russia, china, i ran. the hutis shooting ships out in the red sea. we were conducting strikes against the aranian backed missions. it was a failure of judgment at minimum. >> so how should president biden handle this, do you think? >> i think it's a little early to say but thus far all

[habla en inglÉs] vilma: el vuelo pasÓ de miami —— saliÓ de miami rumbo a puerto rico, poco despuÉs deliesgo para la poblaciÓn entera. >> las llamas debieron haber sido controladas y extinguidas a travÉs de los extintores de incendios de cada motor que son operados desde la cabina de mando, no es algo que implique riesgos para los que estÁn en tierras ni en el vuelo. vilma: santos dice que en caso de emergencia, una vez apagado el fuego del motor, la aeronave puede seguir volando con los otros tres, atlas dijo que el aviÓn aterrizÓ de manera segura. esteban santos dice que son muchas las causas que podrÁn provocar el accidente. >> seguramente el motor tenÍa algÚn tipo de fractura, y lo que es el combustible el que no completÓ su proceso de combustiÓn, es lo que sale expulsado de el tubo de la parte del escape del motor. vilma: los investigadores van inspeccionar el aviÓn para tratar de establecer las causas del accidente, desde el aeropuerto internacional de miami, firma tarazona. jorge: otra aeronave aterrizÓ de emergencia, la diferencia es que lo hizo en virginia, el aparato partiÓ de

rico without understanding why.r reed in an ambulance on january 1st, and officials could not say whether he at any point was unconscious. it's also unclear how long he was in the icu or what access is he had to comms while he was in there. critics calling it not just an outrage, but dangerous. >> if an adversary launches a nuclear icbm, we have 15 minutes to determine whether the united states is targeted, how it's being targeted or whether it's some type of test. if in that 15 minutes you can't find, literally can't find the secretary of defense because he's in the icu, that is not only dangerous to every american, it's dangers to entire world. >> reporter: some republicans have called for austin's resignation, but congressman matt rosen dale went a step further if tweeting: secretary austin has endangered the lives of the american people, he's unpit for the office of the secretary of defense which is why i urge my colleagues to join me ithe president said he wouldt accept austin's resignation if it was offered, a

. >> les voy a regalar un poquito de "sabor a ti", una canciÓn que suena mucho en puerto rico y en mis, porque seguramente vas a ganar, aquÍ tienes la "ediciÓn digital" para contarnos la experiencia. ¿quÉ has pensado que vas a decir? >> claro. ademÁs de agradecerle a dios, la vida, los santos, diverso, de energÍa que nos acompaÑa, creo que es agradecerle a cada niÑa, cada adolescente, a cada mujer que ha soÑado, que sueÑo, y de repente estÁ tambiÉn el camino de ser artista. ser artista independiente no es fÁcil, pero creo que si tienes un sueÑo, de corazÓn, es posible. borja:

the number two in the defense department kathleen hicks was on vacation in puerto rico and was not told of austin's hospitalization until days after as well essentially leaving the u.s. defense department without a leader. over the weekend austin acknowledged the lack of public disclosure in a statement saying he could have been a better job in securing the public was properly informed. trace. >> trace: matt, thank you. window he want to go to portland oregon now. the national trappings safety board holding a presser. we're kind of monitoring this here, they're answering a few questions. we'll have more on the defense secretary in a moment but let is just dip in here talking about the incident aboard the alaska airlines flight that happened on friday night and broke during this newscast watch. >> deactivated. the cabin pressure was 10.48 psi. at 17:26:46, the aircraft landed on runway 28 left at portland international airport. now, the survival factors team interviewed the remaining two flight attendants, one from the aft of the aircraft and one from forward. their interview and discuss

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rico at the time and not told austin was in the hospital until thursday.senior white house officials were made aware. the following day, so friday, senior defense department officials were told congress was not informed until just minutes before a public statement was sent out to the press. here's republican senator james lankford. >> pretty shocking on this because when you are the secretary of defense, you need to make everyone aware that you are actually going to be out of pocket. worse than he didn't notify the white house. actually notified the white house and everyone else he was working from home during that time period when he was actually hospitalized and his number two was on vacation and not available as well. >> we have bon told that president biden spoke with his second in command to the military on saturday night where he wished him a swift recovery. >> steve: alex so, it was an elective medical procedure on december 22nd. that sounds pretty minor because he wasn't in the hospital apparently. it was one of those in and out things. >> yeah. >>