miss roland, did you want to jump in? no, i just i just wanted to indicate that, um, i do have to leave soon. i feel that i've stayed as long as i could. i do have another event, and i do apologize for that. i would, i, i had hoped that we could move this, uh, forum to another date, but i do have a pre-scheduled event that i need to attend to. and i wanted to just let you know that, um, i would have to go. so just let me know how you would want to proceed. well, actually, that that that's a, um, kind of a perfect segue. there's we have a question. our first question in the q amp, a is a is a question directed to you. so perhaps if you have a moment, you could answer that and then do your closing statement or if that'd be all right. um, sure, i can answer. i can answer one question. that would be great. so the question is, uh, i'm reading verbatim. i'm curious about whether miss roland has ever sought appointment as a judge by the governor. so i had thought about it, uh, an appointment about ten years ago. you know, i actu

further, i spoke to roland, the author of japanese further, i spoke to roland, the author ofjapanese america, who told author ofjapanese america, who told me of the internet played a huge role in all this. the internet — a huge role in all this. the internet has _ a huge role in all this. the internet has had _ a huge role in all this. the internet has had a - a huge role in all this. the internet has had a lot - a huge role in all this. the internet has had a lot to i a huge role in all this. tue: internet has had a lot to do with it. anime has had our growing popularity for decades. fans all over the world. it's very hard to find for many years. you have to find in the back of comic shops and video stores. eventually, it would show up on cable television. the internet has really accelerated the spread of anime. it's important to note that the fandom for anime is largely demand driven, with few exceptions. japanese companies have not done much to promote their wares overseas. it's fans to come to anime._ to come to anime. screaming networks _ to come to anime. screaming networks are

i'll be poet sir roland penrose.reds of thousands of working age people with disabilities are on out of work benefits , which is work benefits, which is something the government has said determined to address said it's determined to address among those will be many with the developmental disability autism. new review by the autism. a new review by the former justice secretary, sir robert buckland mp, has urged a string of reforms to help those people back into work . i'll talk people back into work. i'll talk to him and as june 2nd hits the cinemas after massive anticipation, we will explore the diverse range of influences in the book behind the movie , a in the book behind the movie, a science fiction novel which encompasses islamic theology, environmentalism and feudalism. all of that to come. but first, your news headlines with sam francis . michael thank your news headlines with sam francis. michael thank you very much and good afternoon. >> from the newsroom. it's just gone 12:00 leading the news this afternoon.

roland kelts, the author of japanese america: howjapanese pop culture invaded the us.nned the use of indoor security cameras in its listings around the world. the short—term rental giant previously allowed the devices to be used in common areas as long as they were disclosed by hosts. cameras however were never allowed in sleeping areas or bathrooms. that is it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. see you soon. tina bean was a nurse for 35 years but when she was diagnosed with bowel cancer, she felt let down by the service she dedicated her life to. to actually get told that i have got cancer was 80 days. till i started my treatments, which i am now in my second week of chemo radiotherapy, it has been a total of 158 days. 66% of cancer patients in england started their treatment on time in december but in mid and south essex, where tina is being treated, that was just 47%. the trust has apologised to tina and says it is investigating. some doctors are campaigning for the government to reprioritise cancer. let's not pretend there is not a probl

roland dumas, was simply taken by surprise by the situation. who are the serbs?nd i remember that roland dumas simply said: “it’s better for me to take up the school history textbook again, because no one understood what was happening.” the destruction of yugoslavia was only the beginning something more, i remember that period very well, i worked in new york, this topic was lively discussed in the un security council, by the year ninety-nine, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed, its collapse was actively stimulated by the european union and the americans. following the disappearance of the soviet union, their task was to destroy another large european country so that it would not interfere with the plans of domination of maintaining the american western hegemony forever. i think that the collapse of yugoslavia, the separation of kosovo from serbia has been in the plans of the west for a long time, starting in the ninety-first year, but the events, specifically nato aggression, go back to the ninety-eighth year. in the region of kosovo,

numbers and effectiveness, us envoy, aimless hosted war and what he called the limited war between as roland has the last is not contain of all he also said a new security paradigm is needed along the border between 11 on and as well in other words, as well will not agree to return to the situation before october 7th. that means new security arrangements and looking on has now been informed through the united states of what is needed for quiet to return to the border center. there also is eda balte of the united nations general assembly has been debating the u. s. v. 2 of the latest security council draft resolution calling for a see sign, gaza a policy named bassett, or to the you and re add months or address members. he said he is or has one guy's amounts to a genocide for 5 months now. is it a it has been committing atrocities against the palestinian people and check and unhinge. and the security council has been prevented repeatedly from calling for an immediate cease fire to put an end to these atrocities. this is what we are talking about, and that's why we are here today. stopping the

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doug back gum. roland de santis. the old came the old challenge, donald trump, in the bowl full and by the wayside, people who were going to might make some sort of impact on the campaign. what has happened has been historic. donald trump has one all but one of the contests so far . and if the polls are to be believed, he's going to an almost every single one on super tuesday as well. there's one candidate still in there, a stopping him from absolutely a clean sweep and that is nikki haley. she won the dc primary on sunday. she said she would stay until super tuesday and then assess. but if she doesn't do well on super tuesday, the money will start to leave, and that makes it much more difficult to continue to campaign, even though you may be addicted to the crowds, to the chairs, to the buzz of the campaign trail. nikki haley. many people will say has put up a good fight, but the reality is, donald trump is only certainly going to be the republican party's presumptive republican presidential nominee. and that will a

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there is one subtlety here. which drew the attention of retired general roland kater. the germans may not recognize russian jurisdiction, but only parts of the crimean bridge, after all, it is an integral infrastructure structure. 1/3 of the bridge is on russian territory, then putin can rightfully say that now germany has entered the war. however, in germany there are unique people who do not see any risks at all in taurus attacks on russian territory. such. usually show strong signs paradoxical thinking, they are either too cunning or very naive. ukraine should be able to transfer the war to russian territory. it cannot be that we supply long-range weapons systems and then do not think about how control over them is carried out, if control is possible only with the participation of german soldiers, then for me this is out of the question, i made this very clear, i am the chancellor, therefore the solution remains. unlike britain and france, which have been supplying cruise missiles to ukraine for a long time, they are clearly operators to them secretly, germany does

host: roland and glenn burnie, maryland. caller: you're giving everybody a whole lot of time. you always cupping off. tting me off. caller: biden is a serious unlike president trump. he only passed the trump tax cuts. biden passed all of these bipartisan bills. host: getting back to the border. caller: you need a bipartisan bill to solve the problem. not just extreme measures and bills the republicans put up. they did that because they knew the democrats would not support it. biden in the democrats, the bill that the senate has does not solve the border but the republicans don't want to solve this problem once and for all. did you notice we don't have enough farmworkers? we can solve this problem and possible law that would allow those workers to come over legally and then they go back. host: we go to robert on the independent line. caller: a people of call since i got over the line and you don't have time. host: do you feel like you don't have enough time to make your point? why don't you give it a try? caller: there is no doubt we need to close the border all donald trump is

the the, this is the, the way it is like from roland, the prime lives there says critic alexander alone is laid to rest and moscow. the thousands gather outside the church in defiance of riot police. crowns fit for well to the opposition later died in a row to arctic female colony iran holes elections and a test of public sentiment following nationwide anti government protest. authority struggle to get the voters to the ballot box the local slowest. welcome to the show, the russian opposition leader. i'll explain. the longing has been laid to rest and moscow fiercest critic of president blood in her food and died 2 weeks ago in a row to arctic penal colony. thousands gathered outside the church where a funeral was held, in defiance of a heavy police presence and warnings from the kremlin. one human rights group says at least 67 people have been arrested. a nationwide tribute. the moon is shaunte. russia will be free as a cue outside the church in moscow with the funeral of the next in the fall and the withheld the anti corruption campaign, a few months, galvanized huge protests against

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let's talk to the man in charge, group chief executive of capri sun, roland weening.leased to hear the news today. why did you choose the uk is the first place to do this?— you choose the uk is the first place to do this? well, i think the uk has — place to do this? well, i think the uk has certainly - place to do this? well, i think the uk has certainly been - place to do this? well, i think the uk has certainly been at l the uk has certainly been at the uk has certainly been at the forefront of introducing new legislation, but also a lot of consumers in the uk reach out to us regarding our packaging and listening to consumers and responding to increasing legislation, we have chosen the uk to roll out the parts. we will roll it out, 2 billion patches across europe in the near future. billion patches across europe in the nearfuture. that billion patches across europe in the near future. that will be a big step for us, and obviously also for the environment.- obviously also for the environment. , . , , environment. yes, a huge step. at 6 billion _ environment. yes, a h

i spoke to roland, the author ofjapanese america, who told me of the internet played a huge role in allhad a lot to do with it. the internet has had a lot to do with it. anime has had our growing popularity for decades. fans all over the world. it was very hard to find for many years. you have to find in the back of comic shops and video stores. eventually, it would show up on cable television. the internet has really accelerated the spread of anime. it's important to note that the fandom for anime is largely demand driven, with few exceptions. japanese companies have not done much to promote their wares overseas. it's fans to come to anime. he isa he is a genius, i think, hayao miyazak, and a master of the art form but overseas, certainly people consider him, they lump him in with anime and his artwork is really untouchable. i do not think there is anyone else working at that level in animation. it there is anyone else working at that level in animation.- that level in animation. if we talk about — that level in animation. if we talk about streaming - that level in animation. if we tal

demnächst sollen hier platzkontingente für asylbewerber geschaffen werden, bis diese im februar in die rolandندهان همدردی داشتن با فقر و کشتار در افغانستان یا کشورهای دیگر ولی از مقطع کنن در شب ژانوری اون اتفاقاتی که افتاد جو برگشت. این تفاوت فرهنگی به زودی بعد از یک سال خودشو نشون داد مردمی که شاید چند تا خارجی در عمرش. دیده بودن یک دفعه با پناهنده های مقنعه ای با جوونای افغانی که کاملاً با فرهنگ متفاویده اومده بودن روبه رو شده بودند از طرف دیگر تعداد پناهنده ها همون تعدادی که خانم مرکل می خواست نبودن مرتب می آمدن از ۲۰۵ یک میلیون نیم الان رسیدیم ۲۰۱۸ به ۳ میلیون نیم پناهنده در آلمان. so so einfach ist es, deswegen bin ich gegen ausländer und die politik von frau merkel, was wünschen sie sich? grenzen dich und die zahlen wieder raus, schluss aus, für was stehen sie genau ein, was stört sie, für gerechtigkeit, also ich finde, wir leben in einer ganz großen zweiklassen gesellschaft, der unterschied ist einfach viel zu krass zu diesen zuwandern dran und zu diesen einheimischen, asilumseekers camps, beating some of them, the police use all their powers to prevent a small number of racists from t

demnächst sollen hier platzkontingente für asylbewerber geschaffen werden, bis diese im februar in die rolandافغانستان. یا کشورهای دیگر. ولی از مقطع کلن. در شب ژانویه اون اتفاقاتی که افتاد. badgation. این تفاوت فرهنگی به زودی بعد از یک سال خودشو نشون داد مردمی که شاید چند تا خارجی در عمرشون دیده بودن یک دفعه با پناهنده های مقنعه ای با جوون های افغانی که کاملاً با فرهنگ متفاوت اومده بودن روبه رو شده بودن. از طرفی دیگر تعداد پناهنده ها همون تعدادی که was zu diesen zuwander dran und zu diesen einheimischen, sag ich mal. an several occasions, racists stormed the asylum seekers camps, beating some of them, the police use all their powers to prevent a small number of racists from turning the public against the asylum seekers. although germans had experienced living with immigrants of turkish origin in the years after the second world war, the new wave of immigrants has. presented them with new, major economic, cultural, and social problems. some of those problems have nothing to do with the asylum seekers, yet the immigrant opponents blame them for all the problems. at the moment, there is a high w

be seeing a poor flag dialing, lost power before the collision to maryland state police. secretary roland butler has more on the recovery of the remains of the 2 missing workers. the maryland state police, along with the under what a recovery team's supported by state, local and federal partners made a tragic finding. shortly before 10 am divers located the red pickup truck, submerged in approximately 25 feet of water. in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovery to v o 2 victims of this tragedy trap within the vehicle. their family members were notified just over an hour ago in person. president joe biden has pledged federal funds to pay for the rebuilding of the bridge. insurers also face losses of up to $4000000000.00 to cover the damage. the us transportation secretary pete book, the judge says 8000 jobs are directly at risk. baltimore is one of the u. s. is biggest ports and it's not yet clear how long it will remain closed. the effect on maritime trade is likely to be far reaching fully loaded, the valley is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free th

christina, roland goros, absolutely right, roland goros, absolutely.te leopard. christina. khl clubs, khl club. parys. this is the wrong answer. everything is simpler. white leopard, is this? i pressed it before. from this it is assumed that akbar, of course, is a white barikhin, yes, and boris is generally a kazakh club, it is unlikely that the name is somehow translated from tatar. we continue further, in which sport the terms riedberger, salchow, lutz. alena, acrobatics. this is the wrong answer. you can repeat the question again in what sport the terms are used. i can’t do it anymore, you can’t do it anymore, you ’ve already earned your minus five, girls, time is running out, i need an answer, there’s no answer anastasia, we have options. the time of our period has come to an end, so well, let’s sum up the results of the first period, as we see, our participants have not scored very many points yet, although there were certainly many correct answers, there were also many incorrect ones, our girls love to take risks, right, christina, yes, i love ri

demnächst sollen hier platzkontingente für asylbewerber geschaffen werden. bis diese im februar in die rolandنه های جنگ در سوریه با پنهندهان همدردی داشتن با فقر و کشتار در افغانستان. یا کشورهای دیگر. ولی از مقطع کن. در شب جانوریه اون اتفاقاتی که افتاد جب برگشت. این تفاوت فرهنگی به زودی بعد از یک سال خودشو نشون داد مردمی که شاید چند تا خارجی در عمرشون دیده بودن یک دفعه با پناهنده های مقنعه ای با جوونای افغانی که کاملاً با فرهنگ متفاوت اومده بودن روبه رو شده بودند. طرف دیگر تعداد پناهنده ها همون تعدادی که خانم مرکل می خواست نبودن مرتب می آمدن از ۲۰۱۵ یک میلیون نیم الان رسیدیم ۲۰۱۸ به ۳ میلیون نیم پناهنده در آلمان جلوشو به هیچ وجه دیگه نمیتونستن بگیرن. "entschuldigung, darf ich euch eine frage stellen, ich wollte nur wissen, warum sie heute demonstrieren, weil nur mit dem ausländer gegangen ist, so gibt's keine ausländer, haben wir keinen stress, so so einfach ist es, deswegen bin ich gegen ausländer und die politik von der frau merkel, was wünschen sie sich, grenzen dich und die assozialen wieder raus, schluss aus, für was stehen sie genau ein, was stört sie, für gerechtigkeit, also ich finde w

miss island roland attacks was ukraine's energy facilities. president reloaded music lensky college at the largest strike on their energy infrastructure of the entire war. ukraine's largest hydro electric down was hedge in the early hours of friday morning, causing blackheads sort of left more than a 1000000 ukrainians with power because there's no no boss signal. and we need to get in touch with the elderly people to find out if there are tang and what they need on the back seat. the escalation of russian strikes has forced many elderly residents of this border time to evacuate and move deeper into ukraine for safety. they leave their homes with little hope for peace anytime soon. as keith calls on europe for additional air defense systems, in my wake of this latest barge of russian strikes, it's one of india's key opposition sagos as appears in court societies are based on corruption charges, just weeks before national elections. often the katie while is daddy's chief minister and part of a political alliance phone to challenge prime minister there under moody, with the k through 12

the maryland state police secretary roland butler, has more on the recovery of the remains of the 2 missing workers. the maryland state police, along with the under water recovery teams, supported by state, local and federal partners, made a tragic finding. shortly before 10 am divers located the red pickup truck, submerged in approximately 25 feet of water. in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovery to v o 2 victims of this tragedy trap within the vehicle. their family members were notified just over an hour ago in person. president joe biden has pledged federal funds to pay for the rebuilding of the bridge. ensures also face losses of up to $4000000000.00 to cover the damage . the us transportation secretary pete, but the judge says 8000 jobs are directly at risk. baltimore is one of the us, the biggest ports and is not yet clear how long it will remain closed. the effect of maritime trade is likely to be far reaching fully loaded, the valley is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free the best off from the tons of steel that collapsed on it when the ship

come back over against the countries that energy infrastructure as deputies, eastern europe, edison, roland culture and kind of content a small or welcome roman. let's start with the impacts of this overnight, right? well, the biggest impact is in the south of your grand. well, that's a biggest hydro electric power plant. the pro has was hit to missiles, hit m a and you have to understand it's, it's the biggest a such a power plant and ukraine hydropower ponder is a cascade of such plants in ukraine, of the biggest recreating area about the pro, which is the 1st largest river in europe, and the consequences of that could be very dramatic, not just power shortages, but also the if the demo breaks, there will be a 2nd biggest, biggest natural catastrophe. something similar probably what the warranty of seeing a year ago when the cough got down was, was destroyed in june 23. so it is a major development that is very, very dangerous. not just because you can't now has power shortages, but the consequences could be much more di, okay. say with this, please remember because i'd like to discuss th

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the single flagged dolly lost power before the collision. jazz meadowland, state police secretary, roland butler with more under cover of a of the remains of the 2 missing workers. the maryland state police, along with the under what a recovery teams supported by state, local and federal partners made a tragic finding. shortly before 10 am, the divers located the red pickup truck, submerged in approximately 25 feet of water in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers, recovery to v o. 2 victims of this tragedy trap within the vehicle. the terminal corresponding janelle to milan who is in baltimore. i explained the latest on the recovery mission of the searching divers face terrible conditions in the water conditions about our further compounded by disagreeable weather here in baltimore. but as the community tries to process what happened, investigators are moving into how and why it did. the national transport safety board is analyzing the contents of the data recorder, pulled from the jolly. it's looking into the structural integrity of the bridge. it's trying to determine wheth

signal, poor flag dialing, lost power before the collision, as well. marlon state police secretary roland butler, has more on the recovery of the remains of the 2 missing workers. the maryland state police, along with the under what a recovery team's supported by state, local and federal partners made a tragic finding. shortly before 10 am divers located the red pickup truck, submerged and approximately 25 feet of water. in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovery to v o 2 victims of this tragedy trap within the vehicle. their family members were notified just over an hour ago in person. president joe biden has pledged federal funds to pay for the rebuilding of the bridge insurance also face losses of up to $4000000000.00 to cover the damage. the u. s. transportation secretary put a judge says a peasant jobs are directly at risk. baltimore is one of the u. s. is biggest ports and it's not yet clear how long it will remain closed. the effect on maritime trade is likely to be far reach. fully loaded, the valley is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free the

earlier i spoke to roland kelts, the author of japanese america: howjapanese pop culture invaded thenternet played a huge role in all this. the internet has had a lot to do with it. anime has had a growing popularity for decades, with fans all over the world, but it was very hard to find for many years. you'd have to find it in the back of comic shops or video stores. eventually, it would show up on cable television. the internet has really accelerated the spread of anime. it's important to note that the fandom for anime is largely demand driven, with few exceptions. japanese companies have not done very much to promote their wares overseas. it's fans who have come to anime. it's quite a nice situation to be in, i suppose. lots of room for growth. coproduction between hollywood and chinese studios and our companies in india and southeast asia, they have been happening for quite a few years. they are spreading now. there are more and more of them but the fan base is quite particular and quite, but the fan base is quite particularand quite, in but the fan base is quite particular and q

we're going to come and you arer paul roland. mm.the audition for him, he says you're going to get full scholarship to the university of illinois and t it also allowed you ■xto find yr own rhythm in your own voice. it did. beuse even though everything that we were going through and me having to really take the family and them under my wing, i found a safety net in music, classical musi i loved it. i would listen to it at night and believe it or not, would go to work, go to school, go to rk get my homework done, get a few hours of sleep and get up midnight and practice because i was deterred en was going. i was out for the illinois all state orchestra and also for the chicago youth orchestra. but whappened with"" the illinois all state? because you are competing against every talented musician in state and i won and got the first chair and i'll never forget it because this girl came up to me and she said the only 're in the first year because you're and she gave me . so i mean these are things that i had to deal and deal with them wit

roland gutierrez is from the uvalde area and he has made gun-control central to his campaign.allred has led the primary. he will be well-positioned to give crews a tough race. but all the competitive senate races texas and florida are the biggest pickup opportunities that are on the low end. host: roger in massachusetts, and independent. caller: i have a question about how our congress functions. it's a shame the way that ukraine is going to be defeated shortly because of the lack of governments to continue thei■r fight. the speaker of the house is the one who determines bills can be voted on on the floor. it's my understanding if it were brought to the floor it would pass because there's enough ort between democrats and republicans. host: we're really just talking about super tuesday. es is the same story of any legislation but because the house is so divided and conservative members of so much power they can kill any legislation there. host: washington, d.c., on the democric line. caller: my question is geared towards the younger voters. we see a push to vote independently t

in texas, colin allred won the democratic senate primary, defeating state senator roland gutierrez andthers. allred will face republican ted cruz in november. many contested races were in california. in the primary race to replace longtime california senator dianne feinstein, who died last fall, democratic congressmember adam schiff defeated progressive congressmembers barbara lee and katie porter. under california election rules, the two senate candidates with highest number of votes advance to the general election. in this race, republican steve garvey, the baseball star, came second and knocked out the other two democrats. garvey is a former major league baseball player and first time contender. he celebrated his victory tuesday night. >> welcome to the california come back. [cheers] what you all are feeling tonight is what it is like to hit a walkoff homerun. amy: democratic congressmember adam schiff was the front-runner through much of the race and he and his allies spent more than $11 million to elevate garvey in hopes of beating his main intra-party opponents and keeping them o

and i remember that roland dumas simply said: it’s better for me to take up the school history textbookthe map. the destruction of yugoslavia was only the beginning of something bigger. i remember that period very well, i worked in new york, this topic was lively discussed in the un security council. by ninety-nine, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed. its collapse was actively stimulated. the european union and the americans, following the disappearance of the soviet union, had the task of destroying another large european country so that it would not interfere with the plans of domination to preserve forever american western hegemony in general. i think that the collapse of yugoslavia, the separation of kosovo from serbia has long been in the plans of the west, starting in 1991, but events. specifically nato aggression, they go back to the year ninety-eight. in the region of kosovo, an integral part of serbia, where albanians already made up 80% of the population, separatism reached such a stage that by the mid-nineties several armed groups created the so-ca

again, the news from colonel roland butler of the maryland state police that a little bit four 10:00 a.m. this morning, they discovered a red pickup truck in about 25 feet of water near the middle fan of the collapsed francis scott key bridge. and inside that red pickup truck, they discover two deceased victims identified as alejandro hernandez fuentes, 35 years old, and doorly and castiel cabrera, 26 years old. that means that there are four remaining presumed victims that are presumed dead. whose bodies have not yet been recovered i think another additional detail that he provided was that they believe that the victims all six of the deceased victims, are from mexico, guatemala, el salvador, and honduras hi, brian will get back to you as well. we're coming we're watching a lot of brachii news right now, including the former vice presidential candidate, the longtime us senator, joe lieberman, has died at the age of 82. we'll have more in his life and his legacy right after this quickly if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing that ever help >> my dad died doing w

again, the news from colonel roland butler of the maryland state police that at a little bit four 10:00 a.m. this morning they discovered a red pickup truck in about 25 feet of water near the middle span of the collapsed francis scott key bridge. and inside that red pickup truck they discovered two deceased victims identified as alejandro hernandez fuentes, 35 years old, and dorlian castillo cabrera, 26 years old. that means that there are four remaining presumed victims that are presumed dead. whose bodies have not yet been recovered. i think another additional detail that he provided was that they believe that the victims all six of the deceased victims, are from mexico, guatemala, el salvador, and honduras >> are brian. now we'll get back to you as well. we're coming, we're watching a lot of breaking news right now, including the former vice presidential candidate, the longtime us senator, joe lieberman has died at the age of 82 in his life and his legacy right after this quick >>>> can the r riva supporort y brbrain healthth? >>>> very janenet, hey eddie, , frasaser, franckck, fra

puesto. 2 de ellos están a la cabeza. 1 de ellos es colin allred, un abogado de derechos civiles y rolandinmigración. con la crisis que se vive en estos momentos en la frontera, recientemente el presidente de los estados unidos estuvo presente, al igual que el señor donald trump, pero un estudio chiu asegura que el tema principal es, sin lugar a dudas, la economía. le sigue la educación y también temas de trabajo. unos temas que estarán sin lugar a dudas en la mente de los votantes. para las próximas elecciones presidenciales del mes de noviembre. eso es todo lo que tenemos. aranza regresamos contigo al estudio. francisco, muchas gracias por tu reporte. ahora, la otra joya de esta noche es california y tiene bastantes delegados también, pero ya tenemos algunos de los resultados y para eso vamos a hacer contacto directo con edgar muñoz, quien tiene reacciones y también algunos de estos resultados. edgar buenas noches. hola qué tal aranza? en efecto, ya están contabilizando los votos aquí en california, en este centro que estamos de boyle heights ya acaban de terminar las boletas que llegar

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with me now, is senator roland gutierrez a state senator from texas center. thank you so much for being with us what do you hear from your constituents? obviously, illegal immigration is a big issue around the country. it's a particularly large issue in texas what do they tell you when they come to you >> oh, thank you, john. well, i mean, first off, the people in eagle pass specifically want the abbott's theater or stop. he's taken over the city park. the park where they have concert venues, the park where they gather, and they've, the government has taken over for the last two years. it really is at the aggregate performance when in fact only a few hundred people crossed in eagle pass for the last several weeks. we surely have an immigration problem on our southern border, but congress needs to fix it. and the only way to fix it is through comprehensive immigration reform. i think that people know that they know that republicans have punted on this issue two weeks ago. so we do-nothing republicans absolutely need to get to work. they need to stop listening

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