héctor moreno, herrera, araujo.fuera que está alexis >> y usted señor andrés? >> estoy más cerca de usted que de sol, me parece hicieron buen partido los dos héctor herrera y charlie rodríguez. >> gracias >> pero tenemosque elegir uno >> ya producción eligió a alexis vega. >> aquí está alexis vega, laines , herrera charlie va a ganar la selección mexicana. vaya que le costó trabajo dar la vuelta después del gol de johnson, y a dormir en casa esta noche a esperar el partido frente a costa rica que empezará a jugar contra panamá en instantes. a ver como llega el equipo de luis fernando suárez. vega charlie rodríguez, alexis vega, charlie no tiene respuesta física el equipo jamaiquino, el árbitro dice que no hay tiempo para más. mire al tata, no es para menos lo dio vuelta en una ráfaga de 3 minutos, con todo su cuerpo técnico es abrazo y ese alivio. >> mire quién es el jugador del partido gracias a ford, r

>> de herrera no?l y también a dirigido la selección en el mundial? >> que haya jugado y dirigido la selección para mundial. >> en un rato manuel dará la respuesta y nos contará quiénes son los que acertaron. lo empujan al aire tiro libre, el domingo estaremos en ja hamilton canadá , abajo de toronto, para canadá frente a estados unidos. ya estamos acostumbrados, gallardo, alex y que viene por ese sector , 11:30 de la mañana. charlie le grita a rodríguez la pone a funes, alguien que le pegue al arco saca rodríguez tienen que encontrar el hueco para encontrar un remate. para chaca , laine si es buena esta pelota al área pide mano. le pegó mal a la pelota, se cayó solo antonio méxico que está cerca del empate herrera para vega gallardo la cómoda la zurda arriba y afuera. >> le pasa ahí la pelota acomoda su pierna izquierda y mete el zapatazo pero no va abajo lo manda por arriba. una gran oportunidad de méxico. >> hay que tener calma. tiene que tener dobles más rápidos tratar de disparar. ahí está el rema

herrera: entonces resultÉ viviendo con mi mamÁ.les llamo y no me contestan. janiot: rodolfo asegura que ha enviado 169 aplicaciones de trabajo y por ahora duerme en su vehÍculo en un estacionamiento del programa safe parking la. ¿y dÓnde te baÑas? ¿dÓnde te lavas los dientes? ¿dÓnde te afeitas? herrera: aquÍ te ofrecen baÑo, te dan comida y no es fÁcil. mucho frÍo a veces. si hay frÍo, me pongo mi confiter encima mÁs calentito. janiot: y tu ropa la tienes en el baÚl, supongo. herrera: oh, sÍ. lo que tengo que lavar, lo que ya lavÉ. janiot: ¿y donde lavas? herrera: laundry sÍ hay. le meto toda mi ropa en una mÁquina y la doblo. la meto ahÍ y se acabÓ. janiot: en otro estacionamiento similar duerme jorge. por sus antecedentes penales le es difÍcil encontrar una vivienda permanente. jorge: crecÍ en los proyectos. estaba un poco difÍcil la cosa ahÍ. mi papÁ de repente dejÓ a mi mamÁ. me metÍ en las pandillas. a los 19, 20 aÑos fui a prisiÓn. los cargos que pusieron fueron intento de homicidio. hice 17 aÑos, salÍ hace como unos 4 aÑos.

>> we have followed captain herrera for years.in afghanistan, he was shot by a sniper in 2012. paralyzed from the chest down. afterward, the grueling recovery. the rehab. and that moment at bob woodruff's standup for heroes when captain herrera was about to walk across the stage with rewalk, exoskeleton technology. >> i'd forgotten what walking was like until i put this device on and started walking again. >> and tonight you're going to surprise this audience. >> yeah. >> and he did it. tonight, still relying on that technology to this time stand up before his sons. >> want to try going outside? >> yeah! >> and tonight here -- >> hi, david. >> we check in with captain herrera again. >> when i stood and heard hudson said to me how tall i was and that i could take a step and he was coaching me along, it really made me understand his perception of me and how he saw me and how he didn't see my paralysis or the fact that i use a wheelchair as a limitation. >> and tonight, his hope. >> i hope that you question any perceived limitations

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last question for miss herrera-beutler. the issue of competition and recruiting, 288 or so officers you want to ramp up in the next year, there is good competition, i am a small-town guy from ohio but being here in dc, seeing what is going on in southern maryland and those departments and northern virginia which has seen an explosion of growth over the last 20 years, how are we able to compete and can we compete with those department locally for the towns we need? >> we can compete and we are competing pretty well. we've not had trouble getting people in the door to take a test and express interest in wanting to be part of the us capitol police. that she challenge is hiring the right people. we have used the money we've got the supplemental to expand recruitment efforts, partnered with different associations, women leaders in law-enforcement and other agencies that help us only do outreach to get the numbers of people but to get a diverse group of applicants as well so we have to bolster our recruiting staff, background inv

herrera beutler. next is the chair of the full committee, representative rosa delauro. >> can you hear me? okay. yeah. thank you, both, for the hearing this morning and i want to say a thank you to our guests, general walker, chief of police manger, and to mr. blanton for testifying today. on january 6th, 2021, our nation gazed into the abyss and understood more fully than ever before that democracy and our democracy is fragile. a year later, it is still difficult to comprehend the gravity of this attack on our democracy. and i will never forget that amid this insurrection, capitol police told us to, quote, hit the floor and grab the gas masks under our seats as the mob headed for the house chamber. because of these brave women and men, our democracy proved its resilience, our institutions withstood the threat and we overcame the chaos. in recognition of their sacrifice and to uphold our responsibility to protect the republic, this committee passed into law almost a billion dollars to fund the capitol

general manager herrera said that cannot happen. if it happens, those days are over. if it's up to general manager herrera or me or any puc staff to pick a favorite and say this is what youshall do , what that does is that may not give me ... if i was able to dothat, that might not give me a dime in it in the fraud of that that gives me power . and with that type of power gives it influence. we need to be clear that our roles at the puc in implementing this program is to implement the program in a fair and open way and not in a way that will allow ... and i don't want to say that puc employees are corrupt. they're not. we have good employees who are working hard and reallycare about this community . but we also need to have the rules and regulations that they are not allowed to do it and also so people know that and it doesn't allow, it doesn't foster the atmosphere where contractors could come and sort of start saying maybe you know what program do you like ? if your kids soccerteam was the best team. we need to be clear that's not allowed on either end . not just on

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which we could have used to touch on without the effect on button madonna can in know people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. a lot of the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada they came on the crops from its short and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them. not only the crops at hotmail harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. melissa will who love without a global gym. the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region, a great humanitarian crisis. is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. ah, in india, the corona virus has sparked a mental health crisis. many view dead as the only way out a suicide prevention helpline aims to help 25 years ago i came, a little draco, founded a center for a problem rarely addressed in indian society. a crisis intervention center. symmetric operates a health line for the

herrera? >> one item as commission is aware, the controllers office on december 9th issued its performance audit of sfpuc's social impact partnership program. while that item is up for discussion today, i wanted to alert the commission that we will be prepared to discuss the report at our january 11, 2022 meeting and steps going forward. that concludes my report. >> president moran: do we need public comment on that? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to take two minutes of public comment on item 8e, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers? >> there are no calls in the queue at this moment. >> clerk: public comment on item 8e is closed. >> president moran: next item is a new commission business. do any commissioners have new business? seeing none, next item please. >> clerk: item 10, the consent >> president moran: commissioner s any requests or items on the consent calendar? seeing none. please open the consent

several members like desiree herrera are going to the game. >> we are going with a group of about 20. we are going to be tailgating. it will be freezing and called. >> reporter: how cold? for that we go to the green bay meteorologist. >> the actual air temperature may be around 15 degrees. it will probably feel close to 0 around kickoff. and it's only expected to get colder throughout the game as well. >> reporter: here's a live weather camera shot in green bay. snow on the ground. >> a big-time shock to the system for them, especially considering where they are coming from, and how relatively warm it is down by you guys. >> i have my boots ready, thermals. i will be probably five layers deep. >> reporter: 49ers fans have been taking over opponents home stadiums this season in the hopes of giving their team an edge like they did in dallas. >> the faithful have shown out. it takes the home-field advantage away from the opponent. >> reporter: they admit green bay made be their toughest test yet. in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> is for injury concerns my things are looking good.

general manager herrera's january 14, 2022 letter to secretaries blumenthal and crowfoot make it clear that the sfpuc is firmly commited to participate in negotiations that should begin without further delay. now that the state water resources control board has indicated that it is moving forward with implementation of the delta plant phase one the window for a creative solution is getting smaller. success now requires action responsibility at the highest level of the commission, the state and other suppliers who have water rights on the river. there have been discussions that the opportunity to produce results with high-level leadership at the commission and general manager, now is encouraging and the state board has welcomed voluntary agreements to resolve this and other water use issues. and that completes my planned remarks but i would be willing to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you, nicole. i do detect in there a challenge. commissioner, any comments and questions for nicole? thank you. and seeing none, any public comment? >> members of the public comment spec

herrera beutler will vote yea on h.r. 1836. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. joyce: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote yea on h.r. 1836. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: have all members voted? on this vote the yeas are 287, the nays are 135. the bill is passed. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> washington unfiltered. c-span in your pocket. download c-span now today. >> former senate majority leader harry reid is the 37th individual to lie in state or in honor in the u.s. capitol. earlier today, congressional lawmakers offered

craig: welcome back a vicious nor'easter immaterial craig herrera. amy: amy freeze enormous amount of snow 16 inches nantucket, a, new jersey we've had 82 mile-per-hour wind, unbelievable, so this nor'easter certain delivering still have high tide to come later on, and some huge waves are slamming against the coast liner in massachusetts so this is turning out a wild storm craig we've been lookingal at some ocean city boardwalk absoluteing ocean, pushing wave on storm out side front door right-hand corner fox weather headquarters on avenue of the americas trying to keep our sidewalks there tell you crews at it since 6:00 a.m. this is a tough job with blowing snow rhode island limited visibility the case with blizzard warnings we had 10 states under alerts, this morning, and this problem, visibility made travel almost impossible. >> warnings blizzard warnings have not had blizzard warns since 2018 retalking about blizzard warnings extend into maine, visibility a quarter mile or less three hours winds 35 miles per hour, as well. so, outside of there yo

tramitar su residencia americana pero tuvo la prohibición de la entrada a estados unidos llama miriam herreraso al presentar sus documentos el oficial se dio este cambio >> me hicieron preguntas de cuándo había entrado líquido cuando tenía cinco años mis padres me trajeron de los daños se tarda y después me di un papel quieres que quiero castigada por 10 años por haber demorado estados unidos de manera ilegal >> apareja que está preocupada porque sus tres hijos están solas con antara consideran que lo que ocurrió es una confusión piden ayuda las autoridades para poder regresar a estados unidos >> iremos a la pausa una comunidad está consternada tras el accidente de un helicóptero con cuatro personas dentro incluyendo una bebé de dos meses >> es a buscar al ídolo in ante el aumento de con y con el problema la cadena de suministros bien saber falta de productos al aceite trata de un experto nos cuenta >> y al regresar la explicamos por qué los bisontes tienen un gran cuello y gran cabeza peluda y porque su forma es así tiene que ver con el tiempo detalles al regresar >> estados unidos registra c

en la liga mx los pumas del ine recibieron los tigres de miguel herrera, iban a capitalizar su buen momento>> vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> estamos preparando nuestra edición de las 11 hablaremos de los restaurantes que reportan menos clientes por la ola de contagios por ómicron veremos cuáles son los condados? además la indignación alberga a una comunidad por la muerte de una menor víctima de la violencia armada. >> en la temporada de impuestos hablaremos de reembolsos y fechas claves, nos despedimos esta tarde con un toque oriental para ir calentando motores comienza desde el 1 de febrero el año del tigre comerciantes ya están listos para ofrecer parte de su gastronomía de manera anticipada. >> seis pequeños negocios instalaron sus puestos en san francisco estarán ahí hasta el 13 de febrero. musica >> música >> estas son las noticias >> buenas tardes >> música

let's go to craig herrera in studio w. neil: that looks fun in philly.we mentioned, this is not only bringing snow but extreme wind, to coastal areas like cape cod. will numbly, we've been checking with you all morning long. wents howling 45 to 50 miles an hour. i imagine that still the case now. >> reporter: i want to explain why we look different. the effect this storm is having on infrastructure. the same goes for cell phones which is how we communicate with you. we are huddling in a building. that is why things look different. we are in the middle of a blizzard and things are tough out here. we have wind gusts that are wreaking havoc on the power grid here. we've heard a lot of problems with the electoral system and transformers exploding in the distance. we've been seeing that in real time, we are not seeing a lot of people on the roads which is a good sign because this is a rapid rate snowfall to try to contend with. we have mainly rain until 5:00 or 6:00 and we saw that changeover into snow and it has been slow and steady build ever since, the fie

today, that includes the genocide perpetrated by imperial german troops against the herrera, a number of people in present day. be germans often seem to deny or even suppress that the history of colonialism was that your impression, i find that there is a bit of kind of historical amnesia about jim and colonialism. if you think of the where africa was called, it was actually in berlin. africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves, which is why the continent of africa is full of on natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said, we'll take that part, you know, and so i think there is a great forgets in all across the continent. not just in germany. i think one of the places that really shocked to me is belgium. because, you know, of course, belgian colonialism was a particularly virulent kind of colonialism that maimed massacre more than 10000000 congolese i. ready me. ready oh, i how good countries like belgium, oh, justify treating people and such in humane and cruel

craig: welcome back to fox weather this morning i am craig herrera.eze we are tracking a vicious storm. craig: we have been doing the social distancing thing so there's a bit of a delay, we are on top of this as the snow continues to cut out this morning visibility and blowing snow, it's been a concern more than a foot has been recorded in portions of new jersey it is been one of those storms all coming together. we have been talking about this. amy: we see wins and nantucket 69 miles an hour and a foot of snow at the jersey shore, as required throughout the day the storm has a lot to produce, especially in new england, looking at a live view of ocean city new jersey on the left and the right you can see here were looking at scituate massachusetts, both of those coming to us from massachusetts low visibility ocean city maryland the boardwalk is covered that is the flag saluting mother nature and the nor'easter pushes the england, there it is the americas in your top right hand corner, they are removing the snow but just as quickly as they get it off o

herrera? >> one item as commission is aware, the controllers office on december 9th issued its performance audit of sfpuc's social impact partnership program. while that item is up for discussion today, i wanted to alert the commission that we will be prepared to discuss the report at our january 11, 2022 meeting and steps going forward. that concludes my report. >> president moran: do we need public comment on that? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to take two minutes of public comment on item 8e, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers? >> there are no calls in the queue at this moment. >> clerk: public comment on item 8e is closed. >> president moran: next item is a new commission business. do any commissioners have new business? seeing none, next item please. >> clerk: item 10, the consent >> president moran: commissioner s any requests or items on the consent calendar? seeing none. please open the consent

massachusetts nearly 73,000 without electricity at this time good morning welcome to fox weather i am craig herrera. amy: amy freeze "america's weather weekend" fox best live extending coverage nor oovrt through 10:00 eastern time, and craig so far, i mean this is jaw-dropping we are over 80 mile-per-hour winds, so, if we have much of the storm yet to go we could be looking at consecutive hours hurricane-force winds out of nor'easter incredible, we've had amazing reports coming from other reporters across the east coast, lots to show people what is happening with this storm. craig: many spots reported 12 up to 15 inches fresh snow out there amy, we've got the team here weather command helping update numbers ocean city new jersey warning in effect until 4 pm each of time coastal communities, accumulations 5, 10 inches possible spots a whole lot more, more than a foot the wind gusting as high as 15 miles per hour left side where it says ocean as to any time a storm millibars, 9, 75 when they drop 24 millibars or more 24 hours is considered a bomb cycle, you heard us talking about that off basically t

today, that includes the genocide perpetrated by imperial german troops against the herrera, a number of people in present day b. b. a. germans often seem to deny or even suppress that the history of colonialism was that your impression, i find that there is a bit of kind of historical amnesia about german colonialism. if you think of the where africa was called, it was actually in berlin. africa was called the people across europe got together in bel into decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves, which is why the continent of africa is full of on natural, straight lines that would drop by somebody in europe on a rule and said, we'll take that part, you know, and so i think there is a great forgets in all across the continent. not just in germany. i think one of the places that really shocked to me is belgium because, you know, of course, belgium colonialism was a particularly virulent kind of colonialism that maimed massacre more than 10000000 congolese. i. ringback ready me. ready oh. ready i how good countries like belgium, oh, justify treating people in such a

herrera beutler will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from kansas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representative cleaver, i inform the house that representative cleaver will vote yes on hres. 86 #. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of the great state of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will be voting no on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by representatives bera and delbene, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 868. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lesko of arizona, i inform the house that ms. lesko will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for w

general manager herrera said that cannot happen. if it happens, those days are over. if it's up to general manager herrera or me or any puc staff to pick a favorite and say this is what youshall do , what that does is that may not give me ... if i was able to dothat, that might not give me a dime in it in the fraud of that that gives me power . and with that type of power gives it influence. we need to be clear that our roles at the puc in implementing this program is to implement the program in a fair and open way and not in a way that will allow ... and i don't want to say that puc employees are corrupt. they're not. we have good employees who are working hard and reallycare about this community . but we also need to have the rules and regulations that they are not allowed to do it and also so people know that and it doesn't allow, it doesn't foster the atmosphere where contractors could come and sort of start saying maybe you know what program do you like ? if your kids soccerteam was the best team. we need to be clear that's not allowed on either end . not just on

herrera.week we have a presentation by steve ritchie for the water enterprise as well as the hetchy water budget and then wastewater by greg norby. on the 20th, the week after, we have all things power, including clean power. we do have a fourth meeting scheduled if we need it if any run long, on january 27, we have more than enough time to go through the details if needed. we won't hold that meeting if we take everything on the 20th, but it's there as an f.y.i. and approval on the 28th. so at this time i would like to, first of all, just please as a reminder please ask questions as we walk through this. we will of course try to answer your questions as quickly as we can. we plan to create a questions document that will be updated each meeting and we will provide that as an additional document to not only you but the public as well. we will include this q&a tracker as part of the budget approval in february as well. i'm happy to take any questions on context at this time, and if not i'm happy

several members like desiree herrera are going to the game. >> we are going with a group of 20, i believe, and we will be tailgating. it will be freezing and cold. >> reporter: how cold? for that we go to green bay's meteorologist. >> the actual air temperature might be around 50 degrees. it will probably be feeling close to 0 around kick off. it's only expected to get colder throughout the game as well. >> reporter: here's a live weather camera shot in green bay. snow on the ground. >> a big-time shock for them, especially considering where they are coming from, and how relatively warm it is by you guys at the moment. >> i have my boots ready, thermals. i will be probably five layers deep. >> reporter: 49er fans have been taking over opponent stadiums this season in hopes of giving their team an edge like they did in dallas. >> there has been a sea of red everywhere we have been. it takes a home-field advantage away from thop>>or they admit g bay may be the toughest test debt. in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> we keep talking about how cold it is going to be , and jim e.g. reminde

good morning, everyone and welcome to fox whether i am craig herrera. amy: i am amy freeze, this is america's weather weekend. fox whether live of the nor'easter through 10:00 o'clock eastern time, it has been wild already, 69 per mile hour winds at nantucket, since inches of snow in new jersey, the storm is happening. we have you covered all boarding long from the jersey shore to massachusetts, just noting this, the story which is a low pressure system has dropped significantly in 18 hour. drop more than the threshold, were added 35-millibar drop, that is a massive drop in less than 24 hours signified the intensity of the storm. craig: just incredible and to be considered a bomb cycle enough to drop a minimum of 24 millibars and 24 hours. when you are talking those numbers you can see how intense that storm is. what does that mean specifically, the lower the number the stronger the store. ocean city new jersey, straight out horizontal with the winds so strong out here. invisibility is way down, blizzard warning and effect until 4:00 p.m. eastern for co

your friend, representative jaime herrera beutler, in her statement about why she couldn't support it, said... your friend anthony gonzales said something similar. you are one of two republicans on this committee. how do you respond to those critiques? >> well, you know, i disagree with their vote. obviously, i'm disappointed in those comments. i don't doubt their courage. they took very courageous votes both to impeach and then many votes since and in between then. i do think, you know, for some people, it became easier to say, "i'm going to vote against this," because now you get to avoid the political blowback. "but i'm going to vote against it because, otherwise, it's too partisan." well, yeah, maybe it could have become partisan. i would argue this is actually a very nonpartisan activity, and it's been historically pretty amazing in that. and i think history will look at that. >> you don't hold any punches with nancy pelosi's approach, and you've called her out and said that she is very partisan in her approach for many things. but are you seeing that same level of partisanship i

it's part of a dispute between party members of president, elect, herrera castro, just days before her inauguration alexia brown. ripples ah, supporters of the liberty and re foundation party, celebrating in honduran capital douglas, a golfer at the swearing in of their new president of congress, louise redondo boulevard, from alphena. today, the deputies of the national congress of acted opportunity to protect an action that was intended to be consummated to day, to take control by the criminal structures that have govern this country. they intended to take control of this legislative power. moreover, that speakers nearby arrival congressional president was being concerned on jorge to leaks oil lemma. earlier today, a majority of 80 out of a 128 members elected a new board of directors and we are respectful of the outcome you rely on examining that. i mean, the competing ceremonies deepen a split in the policy if c m r a castro, who said to become honduran president on thursday. cal leaks is a member of her party party, supported by a dissident faction who disagreed with they promised