johanna, tanto washington como kiev emitieron sus balances despuÉs de las llamadas de los presidentessidente biden a visitar su paÍs dijo que esto serÍa crucial para estabilizar la situaciÓn. >> el poderÍo militar de estados unidos se hace sentir con mÁs tropas llegando a los paÍses de ucrania eso mientras el presidente biden le prometiÓ a su homÓlogo que responderÁ rÁpida y decididamente >> por ejemplo hay un sistema de sistema antiaÉreo. (informaciÓn en pantalla) ce. >> es que se estiman 130 mil soldados en ucrania. >> sin embargo, el pentÁgono declinÓ apuntÓ como el miÉrcoles 16 como el inicio de la invasiÓn >> aunque no todo estÁ perdido argumenta este especialista >> podrÍa tener consecuencias severas para rusia 206 hay un parecen de negociaciÓn >> a eso apelÓ el papa francisco quiÉn calificÓ de preocupante >> el ataque podrÍa haber comenzado ya al menos en el ciberespacio, estos funcionarios denuncian una campaÑa para desestabilizar a ucrania desde adentro. >> el gobierno les ha pedido que no vuelen por el mar negro. en washington javier vega noticias telemundo. >> bueno, pero c

. >>> buenas noches soy johanna suÁrez aquÍ estÁn las noticias que debe saber antesel dÍa. >>> el presidente aviva la tensiÓn al poner en alerta las fuerzas nucleares, el estado de new york levantorÁ el uso obligatorio de las mascarillas en las escuelas y la gran manzana considerÓ lo mismo y ademÁs de dejar de requerir pruebas de vacunaciÓn, y podrÍan luces que alumbran calles transmitir informaciÓn para conectarons a nuestros dispositivos?, pues esto estarÍa mÁs cerca de lo que usted se imagina. >>> esteomingo la tensiÓn entre ucrania y rusia aumentÓ mÁs el presidente ruso, activÓ fuerzas nucleares en modo especial de combate, mientras que ambos paÍses acordaron negociar maÑana en la frontera entre ucrania y bielorrusia, y segÚn el pentÁgono la resistencia de las fuerzas ucranianas la escasez de combustible y problemas de logÍstica han afectado el avance de las tropas rusas aÚn asÍ, continÚan avanzando hacia la capital kiev en donde hay casi tres millÓn de habitantes. >>> el gobierno ucraniano dice que al menos 352 civiles han muerto desde inicio de la invasiÓn entre ellos hay 14 niÑos. >>>

>periodista: johanna buenas tardes pues decir que ucrania es un paÍs sin armas nucleares por eso hoyio putin es innecesario y es inflamatorio, ahora tÉcnicamente lo que busca es rusia es disuadir a otros paÍses a utilizar armas nucleares pero existen los llamados ataques nucleares preventivos, y si esto ocurriera significarÍa mayor destrucciÓn una escalada bÉlica de grandes proporciÓn. >>> muy necesidad de la invasiÓ a ucrania las fuerzas de disuasiÓn rusas estÁn oficial en tu alerta mÁxima de combate uno tramo dramÁtica escalada de tensiones entre rusia y los paÍses oso dental >>> putin con mandos militares culpÓnto a al financiamiento. >>> para la embajadora de estados unidos en la onu una decisiÓn sanciÓnes de la otan contra su paÍs a las que considera agresivas. >>> para la embajadora de estados unidos en la onu, una decisiÓn totalmente inaceptable >>> una amenaza no solo para ucrania sino para la otan, considerÓ su secretario general si bien a partir de acuerdos con estados unidos rusia ha bajado el almacenamiento nuclear conserva el mayor nÚmero del mundo en total seis mil cabe

>> johanna: absolutely.see you again and it is great to join jason and my fellow jayhawk, jerry, on super bowl sunday. but yes. they are concerned about that. as you all saw, china and russia have announced a friendship pack. the thing about china is that they have always been planning for the next 100 years. this is not just about russia invading ukraine. it is about china watching russia invade ukraine and those subsequent events that could happen. we have russia and china saying to all of us that they are working together on artificial intelligence, internet, climate, all of these things. while i appreciate that the administration is moving forcefully, we are still planning into and for your segments when russia and china are looking at the next century. >> sandra: i'm curious whether or not the white house could look back and think they got this wrong. if russia does not invade, or will they be accused of overhyping the situation? not sharing enough of what they knew? considering ukrainian president has

>periodista: quÉ tal johanna bueno estas fiestas de la nfl no se vivÍa desde hace 29 aÑos cÓmo puedodiendo los organizadores es que en cada evento todas las personas deberÁn detener su tarjeta de vacunaciÓn, y sobre todo, su mascarilla n. 95. >>> la atenciÓn mundial ya estÁ en el estadio sofi stadium en inglewood el escenario del super bowl se ha visto de todo como este espectÁculo de drones coordinados el primer regalo de la nfl. >>> estuvien meses planeando esto, se tomÓ mucho tiempo para preparar y arreglar e( mÚsicaÓs serÁ la buscan un segundo tÍtulo. >>> van a ganar, bengals son puros jÓvenes,a a ser buen juego. >>> se siente en toda la ciudad en el este de l.aste estos niÑos practicaron hoy al lado de exjugador jefri quiere ser el primer jugador salvadoreÑo de la nfl. >>> es el evento gigante que estÁ pasando en la comunidad, es un gran honor y una oportunidad muy grande pero mi sueÑo para jugar fÚtbol serÍa jugarlo profesionalmente. >>> estÁn se estÁn tatuando el escudo de rams. >>> quieren tatuajes y ponerse el logo o algo relacionado para los rams. >>> en honor al aniversari

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le saluda johanna suÁrez es parto de intenso tercer dÍa de combates mientras que las tropas rusas sehan reportado problemas con unidades rusas en las dlavrs capital las que abrirÍan camino a rusos que estarÍan ya cerca de la capital el presidente de ucrania defiende kiev con todas sus fuerzas, y ademÁs anunciÓ que cerrarÁ sus fronteras con rusia y bielorrusia a quienes no sean ciudadanos del paÍs. >>> con las fuerzas rusas cerca de la capital la situaciÓn sobre el pe tÉ arren se torna mÁs volÁtil, tenemos la ruta con sol, cuÉntanos que estÁn viendo en este momento, buenas noches? >>>. >periodista: hola, una situaciÓn complicada decÍamos viviendo aquÍ en ucrania. ayer hemos pasado la noche en la localidad a 40 kilÓmetros de kiev, pero los estruendos seguÍan, y hemos decidido evacuar cÓmo podemos hacia el oeste del paÍs que pareciera ser lo mÁs seguro, las carreteras estÁn completamente tomadas por la defensa territorial estos grupos de ciudadanos que se unen y se organizan en la defensa de su pueblo, todos portan armas han hecho cÓcteles caseros y ademÁs trincheras, cada diez kilÓmetr

bomberos y nos acaba de confrimar que hayuna persona desparecida y hasta mañana >> buenas noches soy johannauárez y esta es nuestra noticia principal y ademas, un camión de carga en quintana roo se dio vuelta. >> también la segunda dosis de refuerzo para los que tienen sistema inmunitario débil. >> se dispara la venta de tequila y podría destronar al vodka en estados unidos. >> sigue la investigación del volcamiento de un camión en quintana roo dejando heridos y el autobús iba desde cancún a mérida y hay fallecidos son 8 y hay turistas muertos y heridos. >> en la frontera desalojaron un campamento de inmigrantes con mujeres y niños, algunos llevaban ya un año esperando sus documentos, ahora esperan que puedan ser deportados y el sacrificio fue en vano, isa osorio con la información. >> las máquinas sacaron uno a uno las carpas, desalojaron a mujeres y hombres y niños en ese campamento y la mayoría de los migrantes solo se fue con lo que llevaban puesto. >> lloro porque no fue justo lo que hicieron. >> el operativo fue pacífico y no se usaron armas para no tener violación de los derechos huma

stern wall street journal personal tech dlumist johanna thanks we got the pop-ups asking if apps could>> very big impact little pop ups huge impact ten billion-dollar impact. and you did a great job, shep, telling people how that actually works and why that is. it basically disabled the ability for people -- or for apps to share information between each other easily. and so that had a downstream effect on facebook and other social media companies that were using that data to find out what you were doing on your phone to then target advertising very specific advertising to you. and so now we're seeing the impact of that or meta is seeing the kbak of that. >> and it's not just meta. >> the relevant ads. >> not just meta data obviously worth a lot to them does the greater emphasis on privacy kill social media? >> no, it shouldn't. >> shouldn't. >> it shouldn't. and i mean if you ask anyone they say well social media what does it have to do with privacy? i'm there to connect with friends and get information. the underlying architecture of the systems is what had to change sheryl sandberg s

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the russian side of this global story now including cases of misinformation coming out of moscow is johanna, who's well richard, as we've reported before, this war is as much about words as it is about weapons for months as western media and intelligent telfer says, warned of an imminent invasion. russian news outlets dismissed at times, even parody those reports by the yacht club, you'll still fetish, renew it. i see no grain on much in your muscle yet. the she nidia. boom, beautiful by midnight. if not simply, if you were ella by the ticket piece of precious not so the table ella, she would need ceiling. fetch beryl if you would only like 2014 leading up to the integration of crimea. when reporters on the russian airways were beating the drums of war, we were seeing very little of that kind of belligerent coverage. but that will change this past week. russian propaganda kicked into gear, notably on state owned criminal, controlled news channels. task with justifying the invasion. the doctor just because he did not finish a lot of support, gave me that. that is, that's the most. if it got

the russian side of this global story now including cases of misinformation coming out of moscow is johanna, who's what? richard, as we've reported before, this war is as much about words as it is about weapons for months, as western media and intelligent officers warned, of an imminent invasion. russian news outlets dismissed at times, even parody those reports. by the year curb, you'll still fetish, renew it. i see no grain of much in your muscles, the she nidia born beautiful. but me and i had it massively, if you really by the ticket piece of brushes, not so the dividend. see what you see him in the what 30 barrow, if you what i like. i'm like 2014 leading up to the annexation of crimea. when reporters on the russian airways were beating the drums of war, we were seeing very little of that kind of belligerent coverage. but that will change this past week. russian propaganda has kicked into gear, notably on state owned criminal control, news channels, tasked with justifying the invasion that chris just because he did not finish a lot. that's a poor. gimme that. that is. that's the most.

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. >> i the heart of johanna's work personn charge of the centerhe is looking forward to receiving newids. -- kits. here patients are usually only given a physical examination. >> they may not be able to afford the ultrasound. they can go to a public health facility and they do it for free. the patient will say, i cannot go there because it will take all day. >> south africans want better access to care. some patients have to wait more than a year for server he -- surgery. she had breast cancer in 2413 and since our remission -- in 2015 and since her remission she has been working for an ngo. many women cannot be operated on since their husbands refuse any mastectomy. >> for some men, you are not considered to be a full woman. >> women in africa are three times less likely to survive breast cancer women in europe due to late diagnosis and inadequate treatment. >> we have your sports update now. it kicks off with the opening ceremony of the winter olympics today in beijing. >> the 24th edition of the winter olympics is officially underway. the cauldron was lit and fireworks were let off

are now, johanna potentially playing their own convoys as seems to be spreading.ridlock and traffic ahead of the state of the union address, what would a biden administration firm your view, what should their response look like to that? >> look, i think you have to be consistent that shutting down traffic is not okay with the protests. look, we've seen a number of protests shut down traffic it's interesting to me the right and the left say they're okay with one side not the other. no one should shut down traffic. the truth is when protesters have a problem with the president and the president's mandate they're taken out on the people. so the american people are the ones to suffer. i really hope this doesn't happen pretty healthy by demonstration takes a strong stance to prevent any shutdowns that will impact average americans. i think the bigger issue is always political polarization of a pandemic. that by even in virtue of us having this conversation continues. we all need to take a step back. listen to exactly what we need to do to come together, overcome this p

my name's johanna locoe. and i'm an applied scientist with the association. my primary area of research is juvenile and criminal justice. so i often conduct work at the intersection of the justice system. and other relevant systems like housing, employment and training and the social safety net. my work on juvenile justice includes a multi-year study to keep youth out of the deep end of the juvenile justice system and as part of that study, i worked with communities across the country to understand and to document and to evaluate juvenile probation reforms to address racial and ethnic disparities with the juvenile justice system and to improve youth outcomes. i worked within an juvenile incarceration program in new york and i volunteered teaching debate in rhode island and that's really where i got interested in juvenile justice in the first place many years ago. in that role, i lead research and partnership with state and local agencies. my research is quantitative, uses administrative data and try to answer research questions that are actionable and importa

they see beacons as johanna wagstaffe school programs and they're kind of snobbish. so i am happy to share the learnings that we have. i have pages and pages of the training. we did it side by side as i said with the woman now in charge of this. so i'm also committed to losing out. whatever i can find out about, you know, what will make our application, i'm just thrilled we're doing it and i think we need to be a community school district and i hope that the legislation that supervisor ronen is working on will incorporate this into it so it isn't just a couple of grants for some more schools, but it is a totally comprehensive way of looking at and becoming a community school district. >> clerk: thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon. david pillpell. interesting to follow margaret broadkin. i remember when she and i both served on the city's fiscal crisis task force about 30 years ago. happy to share stories about that another time perhaps in the budget committee. i listened to the hearing with interest just now and i lear