irene chÁvez era veterana de la fuerzas armadas.bÍa fallecido dijo que se habÍa suicidado. >> sus familiares dicen que hay incongruencias. >> la agencia independiente investiga el caso, revisan las cÁmaras de los oficiales involucrados en el arresto y no han encontrado el supuesto suicidio. tambiÉn estÁ pendiente el reporte por parte del mÉdico forense. mientras en el sur del paÍs el Área hasta la costa atlÁntica experimenta temperaturas poco habituales para los meses de diciembre. las primas del seguro de las casas aumenta mÁs que la inflaciÓn. el propietario promedio verÁ un aumento en un 4 % en su pÓliza, desde 2017 las primas aumenta mÁs de un 11%. se busca aumentarlo pagos para la familias con niÑos para compensar los pagos que no se harÁn no se harÁn no se harÁn en enero. >> en la cuerda floja estÁ la extensiÓn del crÉdito tributario por hijo luego de que no se llegara a se llegara a se llegara a un acuerdo. >> a veces no tenemos un no tenemos un trabajo fijo. serÍa una gran ayuda serÍa una gran ayuda para nosotros. tratarÁn d

irene petersen, thank you very _ you need them. 0k, professor irene petersen, thank you very much - indeed. israel has approved a second covid vaccine booster shot for people with weakened immune systems, although a final decision on wider usage is still pending. meanwhile, covid rules are to be toughened up across a number of european countries. austria has revealed it plans to make vaccines mandatory for everyone over ia, with non—compliance punishable with a 3,000 euro fine every three months. germany has new restrictions on sports events and nightclubs while some countries have banned dancing and music. the restrictions come as more european countries have reported record numbers of infections and people are asked to be cautious ahead of new year celebrations. us health authorities have urged americans to avoid cruise travel — even if they're fully vaccinated — as 0micron infections continue to surge. with several cruise ships already at sea, the us centers for disease control and prevention has said passengers should get tested three days after their trip ends. in march last ye

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host: owings mills, irene, an independent. good morning. caller: i am basically responding to your next to the last caller that you had who stated, and basically restated putin's statements that do ukrainians and the russians are basically one people with one language, one culture, and etc.. using that ridiculous argument, what language are we speaking in this country? what culture do we have in this country? using his argument, the u.k. what have a good reason to invade us, right? the ukrainians have shown, with their blood and a lot of blood it was, and with their votes that they are independent, they are a separate people, and wish to remain so. host: thank you for the call. responding to the last caller from our first segment, i order. >> the house gaveling back in for votes after a short recess. s are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 55, house resolution 838, resolution providing for consideration of the bill to protect our democracy by preventing abuses

host: let's hear from irene in newport florida. irene, go ahead. caller: yes. have worked with youth for over 50 years, both in child welfare and volunteering at different shelters and group homes and so on. what i've noticed, i mentioned on my husband several years ago that i think with the big problem is is we have people in authority like adults that we fee -- we see on tv and those in government that are really emboldening the bullies that we have out there in schools. i do not know if maybe their parents are bullies but also when they see people in our government that encourage based on your race or your political affiliation that it is ok, that you should be run out of wherever. also, the disrespect, we have not heard any politicians, even one that served in law enforcement stand up and say you do not treat and disrespect law enforcement like that. i work at a children's shelter for newborns through 17-year-olds, and our staff, male and female, if they heard one of the kids -- and a lot of these kids were runaways or in foster care and had been through tr

it's bloomberg's irene garcia perez. we are looking at european equities that continue to selloff.looking better for the u.s., but still there is this aura of sitting, waiting on your hands for the hot cpi that we are expecting out of the u.s. later today. that is it for us at "bloomberg daybreak: europe." enjoy the rest of your weekend. bloomberg markets europe is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets: european." i am and word -- anna edwards. mark cudmore joins me in singapore to take a look at the market action this hour. the cash trade is just less than one hour away. inflation day in america. consumer prices are forecast to hit levels not seen since 1982. raining and the yuan, the pboc surprises markets with its most substantial moves yet to call the currency.

they were lacking that knowledge of how to validate a test. >> irene bosch, thank you so much. appreciate your time. >>> coming up, a timeline that we might get for when we might get the answers to who was behind the insurrection. what we know now and when we'll learn more. >>> plus, tragedy caught on camera. the family responds to the new police body cam video showing how their daughter was killed in a department store dressing room apparently by accident. works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board... and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. choose the app that fits your investin

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like many of the old explorers, i 1st had for punter irene. and since southern chile, but unlike them, i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island. at the northern tip, harold joined the greenpeace ship. the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea . with luck will reach our target, the 64th parallel, which marks the northern edge of the proposed station sanctuary. an internationally supported marian reserve covering 1800000 square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impacts. like fishing, oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately, it's clear how connected the outer reaches of the antarctic continent of become. the plane is full of tourists. what was once a grueling journey of months maybe is now can be done in an hour and a half with lunch and of you. i'm out of your flight before 5 and i think it's a cold, murky arrival. i'm surprised at how many people there are around. dozens are coming and going to hailey ok. george island and don't care. we made desolate, landed on not so remote as

bray 8, i was show, this is irene b. these are some, some very key questions and i think it can help to think about the way that culture and biology really are a co constituent of in some ways. so, ah, right, we're in, people look at may say, okay, well babies respond preferential, really tiny babies, respond preferentially to song from their parents. right? you can really many people have the experience. you're trying to kind of see the baby and you're talking to them. and if you just kind of slow your speech down as a, exaggerate the pitch contours, you can get the baby to stare. you with these adoring curious eyes. so people do that, right? there's a special kind of infant directed speech that people often use. it's kind of quietly music lives version of, of speech or even, you know, singing to infants. and sometimes people say, okay, well, that's some kind of evidence of this in a proclivity to, you know, a musical kind of kind of interaction. and it is true that in any culture that has been studied and is known abou

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what are people going to do live in the even irene charity? i would if people in government a low salary and see how the court shawl is reached this level because no one regulates it or go clara, but gay. of course, if you pay a lot for electricity and charge you clients a low price, it affects you a lot. if you charge lions 15 euros and you have to pay round electricity cetera, what do you have left being so we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed. good. the reason i gave them, we spoke to independent jonas look river, who thinks that the decisions coming from brussels are only making the energy crisis worse. you that would be completely crazy if they decided to suppress long term contracts for gas or to trying to suppress gas being a fossil fuel, you know, to, to be discarded. this is wrong. why? because they choose the renewables, wind energy, and solar energy. these are intermittent, so if you're billed when turbines, you need the same capacity in gas turbines. when there is no wind, they will take over. so y

he had the kelly's green jersey on the yellow is tell me like use leadin the odd tor defroster irene. think that any detail on the helmet, at that point, it was old, civil, drafted his 72 to the saint louis cardinals. retired and 82. after 10 years in the league, i think he's around 500 catches great hands. and since then, a mod has been a decorated sports broadcaster notably covering 3 olympic games would then be see now host the game show, tug of words on the game show network, a good cat mod rashad. how are you math? i am doing much better. no, i see you that's been a long time my friend might love to.

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he's got all these guns and ammo. irene, this is not some guy that lost a $1000000.00 and decided to go home and pack up his guns. he pre planned this since money. there have been many questions for us to release a timeline from today. we have one to 5 for shots fired by the suspect to t last shots were for june. so g officers arrive on the 32nd floor, 280 security officer tales filipinos, or is, he was shot. and here's the exact location of his room. $1120.00 officers in the suspects room. they observed a suspect down on the ground and said that metro timeline of the shooting is not correct. i am very well aware of the m g m statement provided yesterday. i agree with their statement the timeline associated with the original shock. mr. tampa has changed. metro now says campus was shot closer to 10 o 5. aligning with the em. gm's time table released yesterday, which says campus was shot at nearly the same time, or within 40 seconds of the mass, shooting outside. not the 6 minute gap given earlier this week by police ah, cases, campus was given an amount somewhere in the neighborhood o

empire, those links, and what that means to a place like barbados, which was britain's 1st laid colony irene, this is just not really news. it should have been a long time ago. the real question is why, why do we still have the cleaners out of state a place? ledger maker, my family is from of the, of the commonwealth. i mean, it is just a bad time that this, that this money, he was removed from countries like barbados. i would say for me and of course prince charles, the edge of the throne did acknowledge the argument, some of the arguments in this book. so where we acknowledge is a nice way to put it, i guess, but even the end of the print cells was there. i mean, i think sometimes we may need is good that barbados will get rid of the queen as an estate. does that mean in barbados? is it fully in the country that can run its own economy that isn't in the clause of the west? absolutely not. is a symbolic change on, but it doesn't mean necessarily that much of meaningful jake, unfortunately. okay, now to how you begin this book, which will pull all the jacket bins watching this program, i'd s

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lawrence: you know, irene, you can hear the emotion in your voice.l liberty fade away. and i think history will remember this moment. irene and mary and joseph thank you so much for joining the program today. good luck to you all. >> thank you. lawrence: you bet. a teacher in texas publicly mocking parents' concerns about woke education in schools with a poem. a mom of four that district reacts next. >> meander likes reading a lot. but some evangelicals did not. these bigots don't get to choose for us, that's clear. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been p

irene joins us now. good morning, irene. >> good morning.imes and i know you have been fined. and you have been worried about closing your business. you are a single mom. how to pay the bills. now you find this out. what's your reaction? >> >> it's crippling us. this needs to stop. he has gone way too far. >> we live in america. we are not under china rule. people have to understand that we are private sector, the word private -- does he know what the word private means? this shouldn't be happening. this shouldn't be allowed. my customers are n danger. i have educated my employees how to be safe around people. we wear our masks. we wash our hands. we are so careful. no one is in danger. and now the kids, 5 to 11? shame on you. that's not the problem. the borders are the problem. they opened up the border. ainsley: but kids 5 to 11:00 have to show proof of one shot by december 27th. age 12 plus need to show proof of two shots. this is happening when he only has a few more weeks in office around christmas time when he probably will be taking a

but when we had hurricane irene, the families that were able to get back in even though the house was a mess, they had to start digging it out, my observation was that there was a lot of hope that they had that they're on the road to getting back to normal, whereas if somebody's out of their home for not two days, but two weeks or two months, then that hope begins to fade. tell me whether that's a fair assessment, in your experience. >> sir, i would think that that is a fair assessment. people want to be able to start recovering quickly. thank and when they are prevented from doing that, it causes additional despair for those families. >> thank you very much for your good work, and i yield back. >> the gentleman from maryland is now recognized. >> thank you very much, madam chair. can you hear me okay? >> yes. thank you, administrator. i really appreciate the testimony, i know everybody does today. and thank you for your good and important work. as you know, hurricane ida, obviously, it did huge damage in many parts of the country. but that included maryland as well, and september 1st

tonight's program, the chinese question global politics is part of our bernard and irene schwartz speakers series which is the heart of our public programs. as always i like to thank mr. schwartz for his great support which has enabled us to bring so many fine speakers to the stage. i would also like to recognize and thank one of our trustees who has joined us this evening, thank you so much for all you do on behalf of this great institution. i would also like to thank the germans council members with appreciated your encouragement along is very difficult. it will include a session for questions and answers you should have received a note card and pencil my colleagues are going up and down the aisle with cards and pencils for you to write your questions on the note cards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. there will not be a formal book signing this evening. however signed copies will be available for sale in our ny history store on 77th street side of the building. tonight we are absently delighted to welcome family professor of asian-american studies and profe

during tropical storm irene, the extraordinary work that fema did, we are grateful. when fema shows up, it is something that can unify us, it has been a good thing. the topic i want to discuss is not directly under your control, but the breakdown in the grade and challenges to the grid and the necessity for upgrading the grid. i want to ask about what the impact of the -- with respect to the scope and scale of what you have to contend with after a big storm, an event like ida. maybe you could start by describing what the impact was on families and communities after ida because of the long-term shutdown of the grade and how that impacted them and challenge you and fema had to contend with? >> the power grid is so important to keep the communities work moving. the sooner we can get the power turned back on, the sooner the recovery begins. what we see is that as it continues to delay getting the power turned back on, your communities have an increased amount of time for their recovery. what we saw during hurricane ida was hospitals having to be evacuated, communities ha

professor irene peterson. _ isolate from that person. professor irene peterson.patched and there will be pop—up sites coming on board over the next few days. they also need to increase capacity and the way they are saying you should do that is about freeing up you should do that is about freeing up beds in hospital, so discharging patients to hotels, making more use of private hospitals, so also using virtual wards. this is when a patient is progressing very well, recovering well from coronavirus and they are sent home with a pulse oximeter and given supporting information to monitor their oxygen levels at home whilst being guided in hospital. in levels at home whilst being guided in hosital. , ., , in hospital. in terms of capacity, 4.4 in hospital. in terms of capacity, 4-4 million _ in hospital. in terms of capacity, 4.4 million people _ in hospital. in terms of capacity, 4.4 million people apparently i in hospital. in terms of capacity, i 4.4 million people apparently tried to book a vaccination yesterday, but only 545,000 managed to make a booking, is there

you have one of the most important jobs and we benefit here in vermont during tropical storm irene. the extraordinary work that fema did. so, we are grateful. what jamie raskin said to but, the time when fema shows up -- one of the topics i want to discuss is not directly under your control, obviously, but to the breakdown in the great and the challenges to the grid and then necessity for upgrading the grid. i want to ask about what the impact would be with respect to the scope and scale of what you have to contend with after a big storm and event like ida. maybe could start by describing what the impact was on families and communities after ida, because the long term shutdown of the grid and how that impacted them and how it made the challenge you and your folks at fema had to contend with. >> yes, congressman, the power grid is so important to keep the communities moving. and the sooner we can get the power turned back on, the sooner their recovery begins. so, what we see is that as it continues to delay getting the power turned back on, these communities have such an increased am

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that is something i remember when i talked to irene monroe many years ago which said is it a really basichink we really need to wait and see what happens in this case. certainly i know because that�*s what to so many social workers and teachers are never as lockdown, many were concerned that vulnerable children or being overlooked, slipping through the net. something that the former children�*s commission talked about this morning. we have received increasing numbers of report of child abuse during the lockdown. so this was obviously a situation that was particularly difficult. i�*m not trying to defend the social workers, clearly something went very wrong here. but i think it�*s really important that we find out what exactly that was in these reviews will be published, everyone will be able to see them. it�*s important to say is is currently a major review of children social care being carried out and its chair has already said that there needs to be reformed and needs to be more money spent on children�*s social care. the metropolitan police says it is "deeply sorry" that so many people

it happened in the area of irene and taylor streets this morning. the san jose police department confirms the victim had minor injuries. the first full day of jury deliberations is underway in the federal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos. holmes is charged with misleading investors and the public about the accuracy of blood testing technology. if theranos. the trial started three months ago, the judges told the jury they'll have christmas eve off if they're still deliberating. there are only a few days left by those holiday gifts. the national federation of retailers doesn't think inflation will be enough to hold back shoppers from possibly breaking records. this holiday season. ktvu is greg liggins caught up with some last minute shoppers in walnut creek. crowds were sparse at walnut creek's broadway plaza sunday, though there were a few shoppers picking up last minute gifts. it was ken tasha's chance to buy for his wife. it was the only day that i had. without her. she's at dance class right now, so i'm getting the things i

and wish to remain so. >> irene, thanks for the call.onding to the last caller from our firstag segment, i believe. anthony brown, anything you wane to add? >> sure, look, language and culture, traditions, unite people. and often, whenl da people are united, they do that within the same political boundary, called either a nation or a state. but often, they don't. i think about the large continent of south america, where brazil, of course, the predominant language anthere, t official language is portuguese, but the remainder of the continent is spanish speaking. they have shared cultures and traditions, yet, you know, 10, 15, 20s nations make up south america. think it is -- these are factorss that unite people. they don't necessarily -- they're not determining in terms of political lines and divisions, so certainly any argument that vladimir putin is presenting that because they have shared cultures, shared language they should be part of russia, let the people of ukraine make that decision, and as of today, that's not the decision that

and this is the view of professor irene petersen, an epidemiologist at university college london.nk this could get really bad. i think — i mean, you just said the numbers here were rising, we had a new record today, and we will probably see a new record in the next coming days, as well. omicron is a real sprinter, and it is getting pace right at the moment. earlier, the prime minister borisjohnson was asked whether the omicron wave meant people in the uk should be scaling back their plans for christmas. we don't want to make your choices for you about your social life. - we are not closing things. but what we are saying - is people should be cautious, and they should think about their activitiesl in the run—up to christmas. nobody wants to get omicron and be . unwell, and be forced to isolate. . the queen has cancelled her traditional pre—christmas lunch with her extended family. it would have brought up to 50 people together at windsor castle next week. buckingham palace said... here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. inevitably, of course, the queen will be wanting to

this year's nonfiction jury consisted of five dedicated readers and writers eula bliss, irene curtis, darrell walker, and myself as chair. we were a mix of skills, of passions and f tasks. we work together. collaboratively, we had the 679 books. this is the largest category. it includes history, memoir, a whole range of different kinds of writing of nonfiction. i want to assure everybody who wrote for that is everybody he wrote a book that we were able to look at, that each book got reviewed by five pairs of eyes. we did not split this up, everybody read, reviewed, everything. of five finalists and today are winner from beginning to end we workiv collaboratively and we forge consensus every step of the way we talked, and talked, i think my colleagues for the thoughtful dedication the generosity of the critical spirit from beginning to end. speaking for myself and i think also for my colleagues, i like to say how these hundreds of books really suckered me in this fraud time in our history. many writers are grappling with the challengess the terrors of our times, hundreds of authors of

he took my proposal, and with his plan and his secretary irene, they made it into cars for careers.nd i did not get a car because that would have been like corruption on the front end because it was my idea, but the program ran for 10 years, and i was so proud of that. host: did you get to meet with him personally and talk about that program? caller: yeah, yeah, after that first meeting with a bunch of them, irene and i sat with bob dole and came up with what i was really trying to solve. it was for young women on welfare who would have to go back to work in suburbs and you did not have a car. you need a car to look for work. so my plan would give them that car. all they had to do was pay the insurance. and it had a lot of people involved like the school system, like people in shop class, the kids in shop class, would get the cars ready, so everybody was involved. so it ran for 10 years before there was corruption, people giving away cars to their friends and families. but that made me really proud, to be able to do something for somebody who needed it and it was bigger than myself,

host: let's hear from irene in newport florida. irene, go ahead. caller: yes.ed with youth for over 50 years, both in child welfare and volunteering at different shelters and group homes and so on. what i've noticed, i mentioned on my husband several years ago that i think with the big problem is is we have people in authority like adults that we fee -- we see on tv and those in government that are really emboldening the bullies that we have out there in schools. i do not know if maybe their parents are bullies but also when they see people in our government that encourage based on your race or your political affiliation that it is ok, that you should be run out of wherever. also, the disrespect, we have not heard any politicians, even one that served in law enforcement stand up and say you do not treat and disrespect law enforcement like that. i work at a children's shelter for newborns through 17-year-olds, and our staff, male and female, if they heard one of the kids -- and a lot of these kids were runaways or in foster care and had been through troubles pas

thankfully irene knows what santa likes. >> oh, this dough is beautiful. >> we're making a traditionalastry joulutorttu. i had to sneak a look at the naughty and nice list. first, will and amy. >> on the good list. >> the last one i want to check is t.j. holmes. >> it says possibly naughty. >> t.j. >> but now i have to tell the people that you asked me to say that. because he is on the good list. >> sorry, t.j. >> yeah, because he's on the good list, of course, he is on the good list. >> luckily santa forgives me and reminds me that the true meaning of christmas is always with us. >> christmas is in your heart and is in your mind. it's always there. and never going away. >> reporter: sorry, guys. i'm not coming back. i'll be a professional elf from now on taking over the naughty and nice list. merry christmas. >> oh, no. very professional. very professional, maggie. maggie, we just love you. we'll check in with you again and have to check in with ginger. >>> thank you, t.j. and good morning, everyone. i have to bring you to these stormy pictures out of the tampa bay all the way into so

mountaintop, pennsylvania on the mountaintop is irene on the republican line. good morning.ing. -- caller: good morning. what we're dealing with weatherby aids are abortion are against god. prevention is the best cure. this behavior that's going on is the cause of aids. host: i will let you go there and answer that call. in florida, jimmy make it quick, the u.s. house coming in momentarily. caller: i agree with the guy who said if a woman is denied an abortion i think the male should be castrated. i don't think we should be punishing the women for what the men do. host: on that -- the abortion case just a reminder it will be over on c-span3 momentarily. also on the c-span now app. you can follow live there as well. washington journal is done for today, we hope you are back. we will take you live next to the u.s. house as the gavel in for speeches. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning made possible by the nati

host: owings mills, irene, an independent. good morning.er: i am basically responding to your next to the last caller that you had who stated, and basically restated putin's statements that do ukrainians and the russians are basically one people with one language, one culture, and etc.. using that ridiculous argument, what language are we speaking in this country? what culture do we have in this country? using his argument, the u.k. what have a good reason to invade us, right? the ukrainians have shown, with their blood and a lot of blood it was, and with their votes that they are independent, they are a separate people, and wish to remain so. host: thank you for the call. responding to the last caller from our first segment, i believe. anything you want to add? guest: language and culture, traditions unite people, and often when people are united they do that within the same political boundary called a nation or a state. often they do not. i think about the large continent of south america where brazil is -- the official language in brazil