pasamos a mÉxico, donde autoridades informaron de la capturadel narcotraficante ortiz. guanajuato.donde seis personas fueron detenidas y una --, y una empresaria que habÍa sido secuestrada fue liberada. >> Éstas son las primeras imÁgenes de josÉ antonio ortiz, presunto lÍder del cÁrtel de santa rosa de lima. asÍ lo interrogaban tras su detenciÓn. >> su nombre completo >> el gobernador de guanajuato y formo que colabores de inteligencia-- informÓ que colaborÉ de inteligencia puliÓ liberar a una empresaria que habÍa sido secuestrada. >> se trata de un operativo muy exitoso. se hace en horas de la madrugada. no hay ningÚn herido, no hay un solo disparo, no hay muertos. no hay reacciÓn inmediata desorganizaciÓn. >> se logrÓ ubicar su escondite. allÍ fue detenido junto a otros cÓmplices. se confiscaron armas de grueso le calibre, un lanzagranadas, y vehÍculos. ortiz comenzÓ su carrera delictiva robando autos y como pandillero hasta incursionar en el robo de combustible, extorsiÓn, y secuestro. lo posicionÓ como un blanco. >> tendrÍa que generar, de alguna manera, una elimina

el sospechoso es hermano de la ex novia de ortiz que habÍa terminado con el dÍas antes de su muerte. que ocurriÓ ha conmovido a toda su comunidad. wilson ortiz de 18 aÑos muriÓ despuÉsde que lo apuÑalar en tres veces en el pecho, le rociaron con gasolina y le prendieron fuego en este edificio del bronx. >> por cualquier cosita, aunque sea una discusiÓn esto no deberÍa de pasar. todos tenemos familia. esto es bien triste. no era amigo, pero lo conocÍa. blanca: la policÍa encontrÓ al adolescente con intensas quemaduras y casi inconciente. muriÓ al llegar al hospital. los vecinos escucharon sus gritos. >> sonaba como que se estÁ quemando y yo creÍa que era el edificio. cuando yo escuchÉ la bullayo salÍ. blanca: aparentemente tuvo una discusiÓn con su atacante en el pasillo del quinto piso del edificio. el adolescente no vivÍa aquíyy aÚn no se ha establecido por quÉ se encontraba en este lugar. una pÁgina de gofundme een apoyo a la familia ortiz indica que el joven habÍa salido a visitar a un amigo cuando lo asesinaron. esa misma noche otros dos hombres fueron baleados a sÓlo media cuadr

paulina: Éstas son las primeras imÁgenes de josÉ antonio yepes ortiz que ese presunto lÍder del cartelienes ? paulina: el gobernador de guanajuato informÓ que con labores de inteligencia fue detenido a liberar un empresario local a quien habÍa secuestrado hace unos dÍas tras un operativo conjunto entre fuerzas armadas federales y la fiscalÍa estatal. >> se trata de un operativo exitoso. se hacen horas de la madrugada. no hay ningÚn herido, no hay un solo disparo, no hay muertos, no hay reacciÓn inmediata de esta organizaciÓn. paulina: con la ayuda de troles se logrÓ ubicar su escondite en el municipio juventino rosas. ahÍ fue detenido junto a otros y se confiscaron armas de diverso calibre, se enlaza granada, el equivalente a 1700 $ y vehÍculos. yepes ortiz comenzÓ su carrera robando autos y, pandillero hasta incursionar en el robo de combustible, extorsiÓn y secuestro lo que lo posicionÓ como un blanco prioritario del gobierno de mÉxico. >> tendrÍa que generar de alguna manera una eliminaciÓn o supresiÓn de esta orden. paulina: protagonizaba una violenta disputa contra su acÉrrimo ene

commissioner ortiz cartagena. you are frozen. you may have to call in. >> this is regina. one other additional point. i think what we are seeing here is because to commission. laguana's point we focus a lot on employees as the city and that captures attention. the personal service sectortends to be a lot of self-employed individuals and that is why i am i have been very adamant through this process that they not get lost because i am concerned they aren't given the attention they need to be given and the importance they are to our economy. in addition to an equity focus. their voice isn't as strong as businesses that tend to have employees and tend to have industry organizations. i want to kind of keep that in the conversation as well. >> i appreciate that. commissioner dooley. >> i think along those lines there is something we as a commission could do, which is because we do get reached out to from the self-employed type businesses. i know i was provided with statistics from these hair salon owners from the c dc

commissioner ortiz cartagena. you are frozen. you may have to call in. >> this is regina. one other additional point. i think what we are seeing here is because to commission. laguana's point we focus a lot on employees as the city and that captures attention. the personal service sectortends to be a lot of self-employed individuals and that is why i am i have been very adamant through this process that they not get lost because i am concerned they aren't given the attention they need to be given and the importance they are to our economy. in addition to an equity focus. their voice isn't as strong as businesses that tend to have employees and tend to have industry organizations. i want to kind of keep that in the conversation as well. >> i appreciate that. commissioner dooley. >> i think along those lines there is something we as a commission could do, which is because we do get reached out to from the self-employed type businesses. i know i was provided with statistics from these hair salon owners from the c dc

just before she died ortiz. was just 12 years old when she passed away in 1055 she died from the effects of exposure to the year same atomic bomb. in the decade since cycle has become the symbol of the nuclear war and civilians and the 1000 people before her death became an emblem of determination and peace. hiroshima house an important military base but was considered calm and peaceful before the bombing. by thanks to the families long. but other 6945 changed everything. for the 1st time in history the united states air force that needed an atomic bomb over hiroshima. the same with as you are you i was 4 and sidecar was 2 it was a sunny day and we were having breakfast i say that of those visitors who caught the atmosphere or so the thought there was something pretty something sparkling and shiny in the sky i remember that clearly your group of working class. so i thought at that very moment i couldn't understand what had happened but our house was completely destroyed year comes in. smyth. the explosion wiped

this is a paper crane folded by side a code just before she died ortiz. was just 12 years old when she passed away in 1955 she died from the effects. in the decade since cycle has become a symbol of the. civilians and the 1000 people before her death became an emblem after nation and peace. hiroshima house an important military base but was considered calm and peaceful before the bombing. by thanks to the families long. but august 6th 945 changed everything. for the 1st time in history the united states air force detonated an atomic bomb over hiroshima. as you. you know i was 4 and sad of course too it was a sunny day and we were having breakfast place a bit of this as a choice of course but the rest of us who thought there was something pretty something sparkling and shiny in the sky i remember that clearly so cool of us. so at that very moment i couldn't understand what had happened but our house was completely destroyed yet our consul. smyth's the. explosion wiped out 90 percent of the city and immediately killed up to 80000 people. or our grandmothers

commissioner ortiz. >> thank you. and more like the clinical inequities in the city and to be rolled out and with that resolution and from myself and a program and to ask for assistance and you have been amazing and for the city as a whole and i want to see that i want to highlight the inequities and experience the people of color and that is just what black and brown life is. and the resources and you have to reach out to me personally and is free and we have the resources to get the business and the corridors up and running and the process for free. and black and brown as the business commissioner. >> thank you very much. >> and i'll add to that if the commissioner ortiz offered you any helper assistance, you would be very wise to accept it. he is a force of nature behind the scenes and we will get things done. you should follow up afterward. i would encourage you to do so. a couple things that i took away and robin, this may be something that look at the top level from what we are hearing from the community. it see

i'm very grateful to roxanne dunbar-ortiz for filling in. >> guest: you're welcome. congratulations on your book and the outstanding reception that they've had with one exception also along the regions. it's interesting to me that when you decided to write this book, was the michael brown murder in lichen ferguson. of course a black lives matter had formed a little before. your book came out just before this latest shooting. i think there'd been a hundred shootings of black women and men since 2014 i have not gained this kind of reaction. for me with your book coming ou out, ma should/zero be well received. wouldn't be such a powerful tool as it is now. could you talk about racial capitalism and about why history matters. >> i think that one of the central arguments of the book is the history of the united states has often been prefigured in the things that we think about with american history either happened in st. louis, or broadcast from st. louis. or were expressed in extreme foreign st. louis underway this moment in our own history which is the moment of an outr

presentadora: en guanajuato, mÉxico, autoridades informaron que arrestaron la josÉ antonio yepes ortizdo rescatada. obtenían la mayor parte de sus ingresos por robo de combustible y extorsiÓn. mÉxico supera reino unido por cantidad de muertos en coronavirus. mÉxico también es el nÚmero seis en cuanto al nÚmero de contagios en el mundo. mÉxico registra cuenta y 7472 muertes y mÁs de 430 y 4000 infectados. se estima que la alta tasa de mortalidad por covid-19 en mÉxico se debe a que casi 75% de quienes murieron por el virus tenÍan una condiciÓn de salud crónica preexistente. pasamos con nuestra meteorÓloga elena. elena: buenas tardes y feliz domingo a nuestros televidentes. durante este dÍa, las temperaturas han estado cÁlidas en gran parte de nuestro estado. sobre la zona de fresno tuvimos mÁximas en los 100. el base de sacramento superando los 90. tambiÉn el Área de la bahÍa. visto un aumento en las temperaturas. maÑana que comienza la semana se esperan mÁs calor que hoy domingo . mÁxima maÑana en sectores como fresno pueden estar en los tres dÍgitos oscilando entre 102 y 104 . igual e

>>> así es empezó a llover esta lluvia de la cual nos habló de ortiz gonzález puede ser una buenanotician el suroeste de la bahía, ha consumido 50.000 acres en santa cruz y san mateo ahí un 8% de contención con viviendas que están en riesgo de 115 estructuras destruidas, tanto santa clara y alameda que tiene un 10% de contención 339.968 acres fueron consumidas 2 personas heridas y los bomberos lesionados, 5 estructura fueron calcinada y más de 20.000 están en riesgo el fuego quizás el más feroz afecta el condado (...) han consumido 341.343 a 3 . existe por ciento de contención 845 estructuras destruidas viviendas, 200 31 resultaron daÑada y 30.000 están en riesgo en este siniestro 4 personas han muerto a causa del fuego y otras 4 resultaron heridas es un panorama en la bahía con múltiples incendios >>> gracias >>> la guardia nacional en el condado el objetivo de estructura es acelerar las evacuaciones y tránsito alo bomberos docenas de soldados trabajaron en el proyecto que construyeron en 2015 y 2018 para ayudar a los bomberos >>> la calidad del aire está deteriorada con una semana de h

carolina ortiz os tuvo en la florida y regresÓ a su casa en new york. >> las autoridades exigirÁn llenarde alcanzar a los 10,000. un estado que no figura en la lista de los que tienen que guardar cuarentena. >> ¿ quÉ le parece las multas? >> lo encuentro bien. >> hoy se cumpliÓ el cuarto dÍa consecutivo sin ningÚn fallecido por coronavirus en new york. >> tenemos que procurar volver a la pantalla principal, puede ser bien tarde. >> el estado perdiÓ a 25,000 personas por la pandemia lucha por dejar atrÁs esa terrible tragedia. >> por octava vez en lo que va de este aÑo la tasa de interÉs de las hipotecas en estados unidos es de un nuevo mÍnimo histÓrico. los expertos confÍan en que estas bajas de tasa de interÉs provoquen un aumento. a pesar que el secretario ordenÓ una investigaciÓn independiente sobre el asesinato de la soldado vanessa guillÉn y su muerte puso en manifiesto, familia rechazÓ sus declaraciones. >> el asesinato de vanessa guillÉn es un catalizador que destaca el acoso sexual dentro de nuestra fuerza dijo el secretario de estados unidos. resaltÓ que esa base tiene los mÁs a

have also been misbehaving ignoring coronavirus regulations and angering locals earlier this month ortiz on the spanish island of majorca shut down entire beach areas after it was discovered that german tourists were throwing illegal parties there and online videos of germans partying on bug areas golden sands resort without face mask. or any social distancing likewise sparked outrage well we wanted to know of anyone have learned their lesson so we went to find out. and taurus in party mood having fun at belle garry is celebrated golden sands in defiance of the coronavirus singer klaus he is also from germany he's happy performing here. today we've moved the stage outside so it's completely outdoors before it was only half in the open always circulated freely but it's a lot better now there's so much more space. at the entrance strands have their temperature taken and given hand sanitizer there are warning signs up everywhere. we don't want anyone to get infected with a virus. that would really hurt everybody. else . golden sands bar owners say they're trying to maintain safety measures

luisa ortiz trabaja en la zona de construcciÓn. >> no estoy preparado, pero tenemos que ver lo que vamoss, las lluvias empaparon las Áreas de wilmington. los fuertes vientos causaron el deslizamiento de esta casa y daÑaron otras residencias. en new jersey el gobernador declarÓ estado de emergencia. las autoridades temÍan inundaciones. despuÉs del huracÁn sandyla ciudad de new york invirtieron mÁs de $1,000,000,000 en la logÍstica para prevenir las inundaciones en los cinco condados. toda esta regiÓnespera preparados a isaÍas y no le quitan los ojos de encima. >> jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn nos actualiza sobre el paso de isaÍas. >> mira la velocidad a la que va, 40 millas por horas y se ha celebrado por la corriente en chorro, todavÍa seguimos bajo vigilancia. ¿quÉ esperamos de isaÍas? 12 horas o mÁs moviÉndose por el noroeste de amÉrica del norte y llega a canadÁ esta noche, ya ha degradado adepresiÓn, pero los acumulados de lluvia sobre el norte y las rÁfagas del viento seguirán siendo importantes, rÁfagas de viento que pueden superar las 100 millas por horas en carolina del norte

a horrific crime, nancy. >> dana, i am so disturbed about the death of this young boy, winston ortiz.d already survived an aneurysm and a second lease on life even at his tender age. was very shy, very quiet, a church go where, and his first real girlfriend had broken up with him. then he gets a call for him to come over and see her and he bounded out of the apartment, raced over, was stabbed multiple times that's one of the most horrible and painful way to die. this is horrific, and an example of lawlessness taking over our country. i've got to tell you something, dana. i prosecuted for a decade in inner-city atlanta murder capitals of the world when drug murders were out of control, i'm really worried we are going back to that now. >> dana: so what do you think law enforcement and prosecutors should do to get in front of it so it doesn't get that bad? >> they can get rid of bond reform where you can't keep them behind bars and number two, get real. a somebody like aoc to suggest that these crimes are because people are trying to feed themselves is crazy talk. that's not what's happe

reportera: la casa donde fue detenido josÉ antonio ortiz junto a una escuela. extorsiones y secuestros fueron la pista para que un equipo del ejÉrcito mexicano lo detuviera. >> balazos. sÍ. pero no sÉ. pues no sÉ qué mÁs. >> helicÓptero. >> tambiÉn. >> varios o uno? >> uno. >> no, eran dos. >> tenÍa a una persona secuestrada. cÓmo fue quÉ creciÓ tanto este cartel? las complicidades. reportera: para evitar bloqueos que ordenaban de cualquier amenaza fue trasladado en helicÓptero. luego su destino el penal de mÁxima seguridad del antiplano. lugar de los criminales mÁs peligrosos del paÍs. se cateÓ una segunda propiedad que detuvieron su cuÑada que administraba a las pipas robadas a petrÓleos mexicanos. fue detenido con la madre de yepes pero fueron liberadas. >> el gobierno agarrÓ al papa de este seÑor marro, a su mamÁ y los soltÓ. estos se quedan al mando. reportera: se cree que el cartel tomarÁ el control. la pelea con ellos llevaba tres aÑos y mÁs de 10.000 muertos. >> terminar con la vida de varias personas y te haces de cierto poder. reportera: en la zona mu

reportera: carolina ortiz estuvo en la florida, regresÓ a su casa en nueva york. >> me toca regresar,a casa o en un hotel. los que no llenen los formularios pagarÁn una multa. y los que no cumplan la cuarentena la multa puede llegar a 10.000. >> me tengo que poner de cuarentena me pongo, no hay problema. >> quÉ les parece las multas? >> estÁn bien. lo encuentro bien. reportera: pagarÍa 10.000 dÓlares por no cumplir la cuarentena? >> no, lo yo harÍa. >> es una buena idea. porque tenemos que procurar no volver a la etapa principal. y si no lo hacemos ahora despuÉs puede ser bien tarde. reportera: el estado que perdiÓ 25.000 persona por la pandemia lucha por dejar atrÁs esa tragedia. ilia: los Ángeles cortará el agua v la luz a quienes organicen fiestas masivas sin protecciÓn contra el virus. se hicieron virales las imÁgenes de una joven que posaba con su traje de novia cuando ocurriÓ la mortal explosiÓn en beirut. una joven de origen mexicano fue recoger cosechas para llamar la atenciÓn sobre los trabajadores agrÍcolas. trabajadores esenciales. ♪ vivimos en tiempos inciertos, y como cal

winston ortiz de 18 aqos murio despues de ser acuchillado, rociado con gasolina y quemado ... la policia busca al responsable de este brutal ataque...tenemos lo ultimo de la investigacion. hemos perdido a dos pilares, la comunidad de miami estÁ devastada, padre e hijo pierden la vida en la llucha por el coronavirus. carolina: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn. arrancamos con la informaciÓn y con una historia que tiene conmocionada a nueva york. te escuchamos. muchas gracias, se trata de un escalofriante crimen, nos encontramos en un edificio donde se registraron los hechos. la policÍa no pidiÓ que no estuviÉramos en este piso. despuÉs rociÓ su cuerpo y le prendiÓ fuego. una vecina saliÓ al pasillo. ambas intentaron apagar el cuerpo de este joven se desconoce el motivo del crimen. del sospechoso no ha sido identificado y permanece prÓfugo. lo que sabemos es que esto es un crimen realmente violento que preocupa mucho a los residentes del Área y que se suma a estos actos de violencia solamente hace dos dÍas hubo un tiroteo que impactÓ a dos personas a dos cuadras de este edificio, es tod

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president as a thank you for his barking in a territorial dispute is looking much less responded ortiz paulus leader went along to see for herself. what is president trump left more than seeing his name in golden letters on a big sign well praise and recognition one would say and here in northern israel he's got both trump heights in the middle of nowhere and thank you from benjamin netanyahu to his american baby for doing what most of the international community would not recognize this is the golan heights as part of israel you've been an incredible friend for israel and you've done extraordinary things for the jewish state which we are eternally grateful to much fanfare celebrations you might imagine an idyllic place the 1st thing you see is the settlement gate which doesn't close completely and there's a gap here which i can just go into but jari gets into it and then you find that no boulevard or fancy entrance leading into the village instead of hard overgrown with weeds and piles of stone a far cry from what you'd expect the entrance into trump heights would look like when you t

english better russian lives lost or in these latest pictures from independence square in the capital ortiz constantine pretty bailo is the scene for us now. there's a crowd of protesters here on independence square which is where they've been gathering every evening there are factory workers who went on strike this morning and medics running outside the health ministry which is just off the square so it's already become a tradition crowds gathering day after day and like yesterday there are no special forces out here just metal barriers so everything's moving along quite peacefully people are chanting the same slogans against the president resign we're sick of you and so on it's noticeable that there are fewer people here today than on previous days there is already a sense of tiredness with no change in the situation. the russian authorities are accusing government activists of violent behavior during the unrest this video was released in the past number of hours by the country's investigative committee know it allegedly shows a man forcing a truck driver out of his vehicle at gunpoint ac

island last saw a deadly eruption in 2016 there were no reports of injuries or deaths this time but of ortiz warned of possible lava flows. you're watching the news still to come how the coronavirus is killing the indigenous people of brazil benefiting those clearing the amazon forest for africa we have a special. long awaited peace negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban expected to start within a week according to government sources 400 sullivan prisoners are to be freed following a vote by an assembly of tribal leaders known as the loya jirga the peace talks could lead to the end of the war which began when the united states ousted the taliban from power in 2001. not everyone on the traditional afghan council was ready to free the detained tell about members many of the delegates have lost relatives in attacks or clashes for them the fact that the government is now going to release those responsible is hard to take but in the end a desire for peace prevailed. i thought on this list decision has removed the final obstacles to these negotiations and god willing we are on

talking about here now they're citing concerns about spreading the virus at the berlin city halls ortiz broke up a similar protests earlier this month when thousands of people did not observe physical distancing rules among the protesters you or individuals the government says are members of various right wing groups. no mass no social distancing demonstrators against regulations deliberately disobeyed guidelines earlier this month berlin's interior senator then banned further such gatherings. i hate freedom of assembly doesn't mean the freedom to knowingly break the law so this decision is not a decision against the freedom to assemble. but it decision that helps protect against infection. and fewer. guys who has demanded the police and force coronavirus regulations and says he won't let coronavirus and ayers and right wing extremists use berlin as a staging ground for a 2nd time. the event organizer put out a press release saying he fears that fundamental rights are being violated not just now but also for the long term. will appeal all the way to the federal constitutional court if n

reporter: instead, medina wants to name the school after sonoma county civil rights leader george ortiz, district president laurie fong thinks it's time for changes. >> our first point is how do we empower voice, community voice. >> reporter: it is the latest evolving chapter marked by statues coming down and changes in how we interpret history. one would have thought that luther burbank would be untouchable. santa rosa even has a garden to celebrate him. and yet rachel spaeth, who worked there, saw this coming. >> i think people are having a healthy discussion about some of his ideas. >> reporter: where luther burbank becomes controversial is his study of eugenics, his theory that in the same way we can cross-breed plants to improve them, we could do the same with people. >> i am not interested in celebrating the eugenics movement. i'm not interested in celebrating people who owned other people because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: as much as a name change, she looks forward to the dialogue, not a rewriting of history but a broadening of it. look for the debate this fa. in s

how big a problem this is for many years the have the has been growing criticism far too often with ortiz of being turning a blind eye and underestimating the extent to which the far right extremist scene is active in germany and also the extent to which it is even already managed to infiltrate a state institutions as well including the military and also the police force are political correspondent kate brady reporting for us thank you so much let's take a look now at some developments in the corona virus pandemic the global death toll from the virus has no past 700000 according to numbers from johns hopkins university australia has reported 15 deaths from cope with 1000 all of them in victoria state it is the highest daily fatality told there so far ukraine recorded a record daily jump of almost 1300 infections numbers there have been going up since of the word eased lock down restrictions and u.s. health chief aleksandar is due to visit taiwan to discuss strategies for fighting the virus that china considers taiwan a renegade province and has launched an official complaint with washingt

. >> reporter: mark anthony ortiz's obituary first went viral earlier this summer now his daughter is on the national stage. >> the coronavirus has made it clear there are two americas the america donald trump lives in and the america that my father died in. >> reporter: her father who supported the president died after going to a karaoke bar shortly after arizona's stay at home order was lifted she blames the president for a premature reopening. are you worried your father's death might become too politicized? >> i was not the person who made this a political issue. it was donald trump and the republican party in dragging their feet donald trump is unfit for the presidency >> reporter: her message now in a campaign ad released today by a super pac focusing on turning out latino voters. 32 million hispanics will be eligible to vote this year, for the first time making them the largest racial or ethnic group in a presidential election. >> they have the biggest opportunity to change the course of this country when we talk about 32 million americans of latino descent eligible to vote you

commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> thank you, richard. thank you for all the businesses being presented with this honor, and thank you for waiting for us. [inaudible] >> -- if i remember, so it's about time for city nights. >> thank you. commissioner zouzounis? >> thank you, rich. good to see you. thanks for always being so attentive to our legacy business applicants. i just wanted to give a quick shoutout to -- [inaudible] >> in the industrial neighborhood in the south of market, we're facing a lot of businesses potential closures, so definitely want to support businesses in the trades providing important jobs to our communities, and definitely went to city nights when i was younger, so good to see these businesses before us today. >> thank you. commissioner hui? >> thank you for staying up with all of us and staying patient during this whole time. i've really enjoyed earlier this year, like, all of the legacy business presentations, and i am so excited to have several more legacy businesses tonight. i wanted to -- i guess i'm not the on

know mislead rejected the results of the election on the 3rd president lukashenko persona non grata ortiz double quarter no one takes a closer look at the signals coming from europe. for the west bank it was always europe's last dictator the european union never liked the guy but they did try to play nice not anymore we stand by the people of belarus their european union student in so they don't retreat was a piece of bread to reduce by schools and most benefits should on its own choose plain dependant cost to the country will follow there should be no outside interference in the situation they're understaffed and things could no longer continue as they are in belarus now it's about when a dictator has come to the end of the road it's best to find a way forward for the violence to suspicious in the western powers throw around words like dictator and regime usually it doesn't and well no wonder it sounds pretty alarming to moscow but it's good there should be a looser you can use this with we are deeply concerned about what's going on right now in better roofs we are concerned by the attem

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their alleged involvement in cyber attacks or run the globe the move was quickly hailed in the west ortiz dunny hawkins' picks up the story. sanctions and counter sanctions have become all too familiar paul's and paul sort of international politics and the problem we see in recent years this is the 1st time however that the e.u. has though regularly targeted russia will russia linked entities. as a punishment for alleged involvement in cyber warfare cyber attacks now aside from moscow they target north korea and china and involve travel and account freezes and this of course comes as punishment for alleged involvement in high profile cyber attacks around the world one of these is the. which of course thought that a russian as well as. foreign firms as well as a series of other hacking incidents links to hacking groups such as lazarus and sad were now the russian foreign ministry's response was reflected in this statement as we've seen multiple times over the years summed up that everything in diplomacy is reciprocal the decision taken by the e.u. consul was made without any proof with the

stretches right to the outskirts of the city but elsewhere in the capital there's a very different picture ortiz constantine pretty took a ride with the belorussian motorist getting behind the president. offered up as you can see i'm now in a car it's a convertible this convoy in support of the government has just set off people are driving their cars around the capital waving these official red green belorussian flags to be honest i didn't have an opportunity to count all the cars but i can tell you it's a huge line. i couldn't find the organizers of this event i thought it would be great to get an interview but i went up to several people asking if they could tell me which car the organizers were in and they told me that there are not. somebody just created the chat and more and more people joined it wanting to participate so the guys are telling me that's what's great about this event is that people have done everything themselves they bought the flags of them so. elves can you see this flag that's actually not a flag pole it's a spade handle so as you can see many cars waving red and green f

sanctions against bell roups following the state's heavy handed response to opposition protesters with ortiz in belarus now confirm has led to 2 deaths during an interview with radio free europe pump aosta both sanctions and trade penalties were on the table as washington's response to the crackdown he also suggested the u.s. could halt oil shipments to the eastern european nation it's interesting because the last time the u.s. scaled back penalties was 2015 after bellers president alexander lukashenko freed a number of political prisoners there are to use donald courts here brings us the story. in bellerose having the title or daddy means you've got the most populist position in the entire post soviet sphere and for the recently reelected president alexander lukashenko he's held the position for decades. the lives that he fished out of russians have to hold on to even in the most critical situation is that you. i'm going mad to catch a stroll that you just took my racing to be 90 percent to the roof will be with you like we all know it is no not for you to decide for. themselves i envy myse

he is joining conversation by roxanne dunbar-ortiz in a virtual event with with harvard bookstore. >> thank you all for being here tonight, roxanne and i wanted to be with a moment of silence for all of the victims of police violence and rt

julio cÉsar ortiz hablÓ con Él.ra mÍ con cosas de mi mamÁ, una mujer con bastante amor y fuerza. reportero: hijo con luto, pero con alma de soldado para seguir luchando contra el coronavirus que ha contagiado a mÁs de 1500 de sus residentes. su enfoque es proteger a los menores que son el 10% de los contagiados a nivel nacional. >> estamos viendo que desde los 30, y hasta los niÑos, son gente que debe estar pensando en proteger a su familia. reportero: psicoterapeuta seÑalÓ que es la situación del alcalde son las que enfrentan muchos lÍderes al perder a un ser querido. >> estÁ buscando el balance de que es humano y mi humanidad no se interpone en el camino del liderazgo. yo puedo sentir al mismo tiempo puedo ser capaz deseguir en mi liderazgo. reportero: esta fue la Óptima foto que el alcalde pÚblico de su mamÁ, simplemente diciendo "te ves bella, mamÁ". era tan dulce que m tiene una pena pero tambiÉn tiene proteger sus ciudadanos del virus que no perdona. leÓn: en "univisión" hemos venido dando cuenta queuno de los

found strangled in a jail cell police say it was a suicide but rights groups criticized run the north ortiz for not having any credible investigation into these deaths now he eluded to similar questions about the official version of the genocide in his lyrics as well as we're waiting to find out what resources are going it will say in his defense and what we'll hear from rights groups as well but it's certainly not on familiar for critics of the government of president called me to end up in jail mark and webb in nairobi malcolm thank you very much indeed. baltic countries say they're imposing travel sanctions on bello russian president alexander lukashenko along with 29 other officials that are any allowed here and estonia said there likely expand except sanctions as the protests grow tens of thousands marched through minsk on sunday demanding look at his resignation 3 weeks after his disputed reelection run and smith has the latest from neighboring lithuania sunday's alexander lukashenko 66th birthday this is not the president he was hoping for. were not a herd of cattle all cowards were

as most of the fires were caused by humans the also ortiz recruited the general population into the war against fire with the help of a very special mascot. remember. reuben forest fire. i think. for suppression work for a really long time from let's say 935 to 198550 years of hyper success then after 1905 we see acres burned going back up just like before the pre fire suppression era where was this benefit of fire suppression it was going away it was looking like a leaky bucket. i. like to show you something i've got these great panoramic photos showing this landscape from the 1930 s. and then again today and what we see is in the 1930 s. there was so far fewer tree is maybe 10 or 20 percent of the trees that we see today. and why did that happened. the small and medium size fires were really frequent on this landscape and they played an incredibly important role there burning up dead wouldn't finding out trees you have this patchwork of burned and recovering and forested area so this limited the frequency of the really large fires because fires would run into already burned places whe

positive for tb says he's not showing any symptoms except a mild caulfield self isolate for 2 weeks ortiz government has been facing more criticism for its handling of the outbreak especially since cases have been rising in recent weeks. at least 3 people have been killed and 24 injured in an attack on a prison in eastern afghanistan. officials say there were several explosions including a suicide car bomb outside the prison in the city of jalalabad afghan security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers several prisoners escaped during the fighting i saw as claimed responsibility well below so ari's a freelance journalist in the capital kabul he says it appears to be a revenge attack by isis i was able to speak to and mate in the political blog who said a number of inmates are wounded several security towers being controlled by the militants it's still not clear how they got so much weapons and ammunitions into the heart of jalalabad the city but few days ago the afghan intelligence service announced that they have killed the head of intelligence for the islamic state so it

de violencia armada se extiende por bares vecindarios y en el bronx, se le rinde tributo a weston ortizparque cuando el sospechoso se bajÓ de un carro jeep color azul y comenzÓ a disparar. dos de los jÓvenes fueron heridos por la espalda, otra persona tiene una herida de bala en la pierna y otra persona fue baleada en la cabeza por lo que se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica. momentos despuÉs de esto, en otro condado, ocurriÓ otro tiroteo en brooklyn y otros dos tiroteos en manhattan. las cifras de la misma policÍa dicen que hay por lo menos 84% de incremento en las balaceras, sin embargo los arrestos han disminuido en 8%. satcha: mientras eso ocurrÍa, la comuniÓn el bronx se unió en una sentida vigilia para recordar a winston ortiz, quÉ nos puedes decir sobre este tributo que se le rindiÓ y quÉ se sabe sobre el presunto asesino. reportera: asÍ es. anoche se reunieron decenas de personas para rendirle tributo a winston ortiz de 18 aÑos que fue brutalmente asesinado en el bronx. hoy se estarÁn reuniendo para velar sus restos a las 3:00 p.m., mientras tanto comer joven de 22 aÑos continÚa ba

. >> reporter: instead, she wants to name the school after george ortiz. it's time for changes. >> at this point how do we empower voice, community voice. >> reporter: it is the latest evolving chapter marked by statues coming down and changes in how we interpret history. one would've thought that luther burbank would be untouchable. santa rosa even has a garden to celebrate him. and yet rachel spaeth who worked there saw this coming. >> i think that people are having a healthy discussion about some of his ideas. >> reporter: where luther burbank becomes controversial is his study of eugenics. that in the same way we can crossbreed plants to do them, we can do the same way with people. >> i am not interested in celebrating the eugenics movement. i'm not interested in celebrating people who owned other people because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: as much as a name change, she looks forward to the dialogue, not a rewriting of history but a broadening of it. look for the debate this fall. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> when it comes t

secretary arriving in praising a country for its handling of the pandemic i think from the taiwanese offer ortiz. surely you would expect something more concrete from the washington d.c. expression really of the liberty of the vaccines after. washington d.c. and allies would be successful we got to match since yeah so does the status quo at the taiwanese or forties would be like to see him said dad taiwan has been performing for where no. pandemic. it has been keeping the infection computers for all and even and a number of. twenties also who does this is already very impressive and so i think i can just see the only saw 40 has been very desperate to try to get the vaccines and. saw quick enough for the washington d c r i am expecting. the 1st state visit to taiwan since 9079 in the scenes that we election is approaching for a fast i will see this more kind of symbolic connections they're going to make instead of coming with any concrete agenda or actions or measures to be taken so it's sort of it is trying to seem this way yeah and what about china subjected to this visit but do you think it ca

officials say winston ortiz was stabbed three times in the chest before being dosed with gasoline andg buckets of water to put out the flames. he later died in a nearby hospital, ortiz is allegedly having an argument with an attacker right before the incident took place. the suspect is not in custody. >>> georgia students and teacher s are pleading for their schools to reopen after being shutdown because of the coronavirus concerns. >> everyone has the right to make their own decisions and have opinions, but we shouldn't be forced to go online because others are fearful. brian: i hear you. the cherokee county district telling more than a thousand staff and students to quarantine after three staffers and six students tested positive for covid-19. photos from north paulding high made headlines showing a jam packed hallway with only a few students wearing masks and final ly vandals severely damaging a colorado memorial dedicated to fallen officers the suspects destroying five names using a sharp object causing permanent damage. family members are devastated. >> just sickened and brought

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