si les interesa unirse a la causa con una donación, puede visitar la página web urban angels fsf.orgperla en oakland deleita a sus clientes no solo con el auténtico sabor boricua, sino también llevándolos a recordar su cultura y costumbres. >> lo mejor de todo jessica gallegos visitó este restaurante y nos muestra cómo disfrutar de esa experiencia gastronómica en el área de la bahía sin la necesidad de ir hasta puerto rico. >> el restaurante se llama la perla, puerto rico en oakland, california. la cultura puertorriqueña cobra vida en cada 1 de sus platos y para los que visitan la perla puertorriqueña, saben que ningún viaje está completo sin haber probado el auténtico sabor boricua. no solo tenemos como el chicharrón de pollo, tenemos el pollo encebollado, las chuletas fritas y el plato más auténtico son los mofongo. >> josé nació en levittown, puerto rico, un área metropolitana y sin duda alguna él nos dice que además de la buena música, personas maravillosas, la comida de su país es la mejor. es la mejor comida latina del mundo entero, eh? >> y con respeto a todos los latinos allá

durante este tiempo festivo, la organización sin fines de lucro urban angels en san francisco tiene unates. eso es invaluable. >> bueno, recuerde que en san josé hay por lo menos 35 estaciones de bomberos que estarán recibiendo estas donaciones de juguetes hasta el 7 de enero. estarán recibiéndolos entre las 09:00 hasta las 17:00 de la tarde y no es necesario llevar un juguete bastante caro o de mucho dinero, sino que un pequeño juguete puede ser la diferencia en la alegría de un chico. >> si lo importante está en los detalles. césar sin duda. y bueno, todos esos que tengan todas esas personas que tengan la oportunidad de compartir esos juguetes, pues van a ser bien recibidos. en este punto visite la información también a detalle en nuestra página web. si ahora pasamos con marcelo rivera a seguir revisando las condiciones del tiempo de esta noche y los próximos días. >> gracias compañeros. buenas noches y una noche despejada y hermosa esa vista en la ciudad de san francisco bien despejada la noche a esta hora. pero vamos a ver cómo se encuentra esa imagen de satélite. fíjese que tenemos

este es el caso de urban angels de san francisco.lias latinas, sobre todo de familias inmigrantes. >> y aunque muchas personas han donado a pocos días de la navidad, aún faltan regalos para aproximadamente unos 100 niños. así que el llamado es que si usted quiere colaborar, lo puede hacer visitando la página que ve en pantalla. hay otras organizaciones también, como los bomberos de san josé que están recogiendo juguetes entre las 09:00 y las 17:00 de la tarde, y el museo de miniatura en kentucky ya entró en esta temporada de lleno. >> vea porque instalaron una decoración de navidad en pequeña escala en este lugar, usted podrá encontrar todo lo típico de las celebraciones, pero véalo es mínimo el tamaño que tienen y hay un santa claus árboles de navidad y hasta calcetines en una chimenea y muchos otros objetos que hacen de la decoración una bastante particular y mire usted, ya llegaron los números del 20 24 fueron encendidos hoy y brillarán el próximo. >> ahí los está viendo. lo estamos preguntando el próximo 31 de diciembre, junto a

. >> por 5 años consecutivos, la organización urban angels en san francisco ha entregado regalos a niñosnes a domingo. están abiertos aquí todos los días para que puedan pues dejar sus donaciones, ya sea dinero o juguetes. >> también pequeños negocios en san josé también se han unido a la colecta y entrega de juguetes que se realizará el 22 de diciembre. >> cada año, por ejemplo, como el año pasado dimos juguetes a más de de 600 familias, como 3000 juguetes, dimos de donación baby joe, muñecas, balones y hasta pikachu alegrará en la navidad de miles de niños en la bahía desde san josé. >> soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. >> bueno y es importante, por ejemplo, si tienes hijos, ir con tus hijos al algún almacén y decirle escoge tú el regalo que le vamos a regalar a un niño. eso es parte de mostrarle, de enseñarle a los niños que es una época de compartir cierto? >> y quizás también estar presente en el momento de la entrega, porque imagínense ver el rostro de los pequeñitos abriendo ese regalo y la felicidad que realmente pues la comparten. no pues sí, hay muchas organizaciones

fantasy, about creatures who act as intermediaries between people, angels and demons.ooks in a kind of competitive struggle, which the reader can navigate during, well next year, it’s still a kind of sporting element in a boring writer’s room life, if we continue the thought about the sports component of the award, then yuri buida has a silver medal, in his novel he is speechless, he is looking for an answer to the question of how a person is influenced by his past. they do not increase or decrease the cost of the book itself, in any way. and never, but fortunately they allow us to draw attention to the fact that literature exists. the winner of the national literary award this year was evgeniy vodolaski, whose novel chagin about an archivist with a unique memory was liked the most by the jury. the text is not yet a work, a text that a writer created, a work is a text perceived by the reader. and therefore how many readers. so many works. vadolaskin reached the finals of the big book six times. his laurel was recognized as the best in 2013, in 2016, the aviator was awa

desantis putting the microscope on los angeles, homelessness. you have the freedom to cayden public in california. you have the freedom to pitch a tent on sunset boulevard. according to housing and urban development, florida's homelessness rate fell by 45%. well, california's went up 45% gavin's body in los angeles gas cone. he doesn't even prosecute. people are leaving california in droves because he has failed to stand up for public safety. that city has collapse that counties collapse. don't do people not enforcing law? >> grass sitting americans what's newsom defended california's efforts citing more spending on the issue in the next fiscal year. the coastal leaders traded comparisons on state abortion laws decided to sign a six-week ban. >> before women even know they're pregnant, run before women can even access a doctor's appointment. also taxes, he taxes, low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of california. they would love nothing more to get 4 more years to be able to take the california model na

desantis putting the microscope on los angeles, homelessness.ave the freedom to kate, in public in california, you have the freedom to pitch a tent on sunset boulevard. according to housing and urban development, florida's homelessness rate fell by 45%. well, california's went up 45% gavin's body in los angeles gas cone. he doesn't even prosecute. people are leaving california in droves because he has failed to stand up for public safety. that city has collapse that counties collapse. don't do people not enforce the law? >> grass sitting americans newsom defended california's efforts citing more spending on the issue in the next fiscal year. the coastal leaders traded comparisons on state abortion laws decided to sign a six-week ban. >> before women even know they're pregnant, run before women can even access a doctor's appointment. also taxes, he taxes, low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of california. they would love nothing more to get 4 more years to be able to take the california model nationally

according to housing and urban development, florida's homelessness rate fell by 45%.ifornia's went up 45% gavin's body in los angeles gas cone. he doesn't even prosecute. people are leaving california in droves because he has failed to stand up for public safety. that city has collapse that counties collapse. don't do people not enforcing law? >> grass sitting americans what's newsom defended california's efforts citing more spending on the issue in the next fiscal year. the coastal leaders traded comparisons on state abortion laws decided to sign a six-week ban. >> before women even know they're pregnant, run before women can even access a doctor's appointment. also taxes, he taxes, low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of california. they would love nothing more to get 4 more years to be able to take the california model nationally that would be disastrous for working people. many moments looks like i put the graphic up lie about it necessarily. the lake relax. i can handle it. i'm used to bully. you're nothing but a bullet.

desantis putting the microscope on los angeles, homelessness.e the freedom to kate, in public in california, you have the freedom to pitch a tent on sunset boulevard. according to housing and urban development, florida's homelessness rate fell by 45%. well, california's went up 45% gavin's body in los angeles gas cone. he doesn't even prosecute. people are leaving california in droves because he has failed to stand up for public safety. that city has collapse that counties collapse. don't do people not enforcing law? >> grass sitting americans newsom defended california's efforts citing more spending on the issue in the next fiscal year. the coastal leaders traded comparisons on state abortion laws decided to sign a six-week ban. >> before women even know they're pregnant, run before women can even access a doctor's appointment. also taxes, he taxes, low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of california. they would love nothing more to get 4 more years to be able to take the california model nationally that

according to housing and urban development, florida's homelessness rate fell by 45%. well, california's went up 45% gavin's body in los angeles gas cone. he doesn't even prosecute. people are leaving california in droves because he has failed to stand up for public safety. that city has collapse that counties collapse. don't do people not enforcing law? >> grass sitting americans what's newsom defended california's efforts citing more spending on the issue in the next fiscal year. the coastal leaders traded comparisons on state abortion laws decided to sign a six-week ban. >> before women even know they're pregnant, run before women can even access a doctor's appointment. also taxes, he taxes, low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of california. they would love nothing more to get 4 more years to be able to take the california model nationally that will be disastrous for working people. many moments looks like put the graphic up their own lie about it necessarily relax. i can handle it. i'm used to bully. you're nothing but a b

. >> it also seems like we've got san francisco bay area, los angeles even san diego so multiple urban centers in washington state' it seems like there's seattle and then there's like five people in the rest of it. and you know, it's a little less balanced in that way. >> yes. clearly that is the case especially when you look at washington and oregon, you have tales of two sides of the state you have western washington and western oregon but they are very far to the left. the eastern sides of the states alike, can we just join idaho?o it's never going to happen but god bless them for -- at least they are involved, which i like. i just wish they were involved in a slightly different way but it's not going to happen but it's interesting that despite the debate getting so heated to the point where they are moving legislation along to at least have a conversation, it is interesting no one for portland is, none of those lawmakers step back and say, maybe we ought to address the underlying reason why they are so unhappy that they don't want to be with us anymore. oh, they're just rude. there

gianno, you are from chicago, i'm from los angeles, i live in new york.what would $100 billion due for people in your city? $100 billion for crime, funding the police, education, air conditioners for people as the summer comes up. what do you think when we think about this for the american people, about what this money could mean to make life better in this country? >> you are exactly right, and i'll tell you, when i read this report, one came to mind, a song by chris brown called "under the influence." i wonder what bureaucrats in d.c. were under the influence when they decided to give chris brown, post malone, lil wayne, and others almost $200 million. these are insane numbers. we are talking about almost a trillion dollars in wasteful spending which could have been better spent on the border, which could have been better spent at police department's across the country or with our veterans. as you just mentioned there. i've got to tell you something, because something else came to mind, and i know this is unpopular in some circles -- >> tammy: go for it

. >> it also seems like we have san francisco and los angeles and san diego, so there are multiple urban centers and washington state just have seattle and there are five people. so, it is a little less balanced. >> yes. clearly, that is the case. especially, when you look at washington and oregon you have a tale of two sides of the state. you have washington on the west side and oregon on the west side who are very far to the left. the eastern side wants to join idaho. god bless them. they are involved. i just wish they were involved in a slightly different way. it is interesting that despite the debate getting so heated, to the point where they are moving legislation along to at least have a conversation, it is interesting no one in multnomah county, where portland is, no of those leaders say, maybe we ought to address the underlying reason they are so unhappy they don't want to be with us anymore. they are quite supremacist are white republicans. that is all you hear. that is a not way to govern. >> we are running out of time. we have time for one more question. for this one, i will a

the american dream. >> los angeles, san francisco, detroit, new york, etc.. yet the democrats keep saying, you know, we're your champions, we're here to help you. but al ions, wel policies, leo have created these hellscapet are that are destroying the lives of the people that they used dethe liveto claim be represent. >> well, let me just be a little bit harsher there, nicole. >> the democrats, nancy excuse me. >> the democrats. tammy, do not want lawt, t enforcement. >> they're against. they're against prisons. they arehe 100% against having law enforcement to take caree cm from the criminals. it represents the political insentbase, the progressive left wants to eliminate prisons. >> they do not support police after this has happened eversu since 2020. let's not kid ourselves. if they go after an arrested o support the crime, if they go out and arrest the criminals, guess what? utcome ublack lives matter. all these progressive left groups are going to yell the race car goingd. tal. >> this is the national capital. and no one's protected except joe biden beca

they are mostly in that atlanta los angeles kind of wide half circle.of it has to do with urban sprawl. partly it has to do with immigration patterns. host: are they more religious in the south than they are in the north? guest: sometimes it surprises you. there are a lot of prosperity churches around seattle. that creates a kind of evangelical subculture in a largely more secular state. that i started this project in winnipeg, manitoba, which has the largest prosperity megachurch in canada. we are not supposed to have prosperity megachurch is, if you ask most people. it seems so very american. if you listen to preachers all over north america they will still say, like, "in the name of jesus." given the way they say to jesus, you could tell they had a southern preacher as a teacher. host: here is a matter that is worth 25 within dollars, allegedly, from saddleback, arizona. rick warren. e.u. >>>> god often uses pain to get our attention. cs lewis said "god whispers to , us in our pleasure, but he shouts to us in our pain." he is going, "hello. do you th

they are mostly in that atlanta los angeles kind of wide half circle. it has to do with urban sprawl. partly it has to do with immigration patterns. host: are they more religious in the south than they are in the north? guest: sometimes it surprises you. there are a lot of prosperity churches around seattle. that creates a kind of evangelical subculture in a largely more secular state. that i started this project in winnipeg, manitoba, which has the largest prosperity megachurch in canada. we are not supposed to have prosperity megachurch is, if you ask most people. it seems so very american. if you listen to preachers all over north america they will still say, like, "in the name of jesus." given the way they say to jesus, you could tell they had a southern preacher as a teacher. host: here is a matter that is worth 25 within dollars, allegedly, from saddleback, arizona. rick warren. e.u. >>>> god often uses pain to get our attention. cs lewis said "god whispers to , us in our pleasure, but he shouts to us in our pain." he is going, "hello. do you thin

i'm from los angeles. i live in new york.you know, we live in a no urban areas where, you know, what would a 100 billion do for the people in your city? 100 billion. right. we're crime and funding the police and education and an air conditioners for people living with the summer comes up. i mean what do you think when when we think about this for the american people about what this money could mean to make life better in this country? >> you're exactly right there. and i tell when i read this report, one came to mind a song by chris brown, which is called under the influence. >> i wonder what bureaucrats in d.c. were under the influence when they decided give chris brown post malone and lil wayne and others almost $200 million. these are insane numbers. >> we're talking about almost $1,000,000,000,000 in wasteful spending, which could have been better spent on the border, which could have better spend, and police departments across the country or with our veterans, as you just just mentioned there. now, i got to tell you some

they could get between 2 and 4 inches of rain in the urban areas. so that is why they do have a flood watch out. you can see all the way from morro bay down through los angeles santa barbara. right down to san diego kicks in tonight. and last until 04:00am on friday. so here's what this looks like. the rain starts streaming in tonight against some of these will be very heavy downpours. we could see some embedded thunderstorms in them. tomorrow is a very wet, rainy day as we start the day and then the slides to the south. but we really won't see that relief until thursday. that's when we clear out southern california still stuck with this a little bit longer before it is all said and done. now. let's talk about 7 day forecast time with this challis thursday. we'll start to get some clearing. that is the first day of winter which also means that the solstice. so it is the shortest day of the year. then we start to get some more daylight as we head towards the weekend. some sunshine on your saturday looking pretty good, staying dry as we work our way t

third place this year went to the novel akultreger by alexey salnikov, written in the genre of urbanment in the thought of the sports component of the award, then yuri buida won the silver medal. in his novel, speechless, he seeks an answer to the question of how a person is influenced by his past. they do not increase or decrease the cost of the book itself. in no way and never, but fortunately they allow us to draw attention to the fact that literature exists. the winner of the national literary award this year was evgeny vodolaskin, his novel chagin, about an archivist with a unique memory, was liked the jury most of all. the text is not yet a work, the text that the writer created, the work is the text perceived by the reader, so how many... vadolaskin reached the finals of the big book six times, his work was recognized as the best in 2013, in 2016 the aviator was worthy of second place, in parallel the people's jury always works with the official jury; this year the reader's choice award was given to zakhar prilepin for his novel sholokhov illegal; he treated his victory not wi

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so, by the way, that division was nicknamed the angels. it was a sarcastic nickname because like people pretty much everywhere, they loved to get into fights. they loved to drink. they loved to get into trouble off the line and all that kind stuff. so the joke in the division was, well, how many of our angels ended up in jail this weekend? you know, that kind of thing. so, so they embraced that nickname sort of their their symbolic thing. they also had a reputation, by the way, for a lot of midnight requisitioning. shall we saying so woe to the unit that was adjacent to the 11th airborne that did not guard its food its, equipment and other valuables because it would end up elsewhere missing. but were great in combat. so instead of abandoning manila, as macarthur had expected, the japanese are now going to turn the city into an enormous battleground. and that has a whole story to it that i won't get in a great deal of depth. again, you have to read the book for, but it's a monumental the course that just eventually reflects the dilemma in l