. >> cuando me levante la segunda vez me pegÓ en la misma parte. >> me dieron como seis puntadas.s las cortadas abiertas. >> a veces me da ganas de llorar. >> te llena de terror y no sabe si algo mÁs te va a pasar. >> no se me hace correcto nada de lo que me pasÓ. >> por su cabeza sÓlo pasa una cosa. >> podÍa causar un accidente. >> tras recibir la denuncia. >> en las redes sociales han sido mucho mÁs duras con el agresor. la vÍctima se abstuvo a confirmar si realmente era Él ya que dice temer por su vida. >> ahorita estÁ suelto y no se me hace justo. a fin el dÍa soy la que tengo que vivir ese momento en mi cabeza. >> nosotros estaremos atentos. >> cambiamos. una menor de edad lo atacÓ sexualmente. la menor se hospedaba junto a su madre que habÍa salido del cuarto al momento de la agresiÓn. >> forzÓ la entrada del cuarto del hotel. >> la policÍa ahora quiere identificar mÁs vÍctimas de este sujeto. >> una orden de registro al decomiso de cocaÍna. tambiÉn encontraron lo que ve en pantalla. tambiÉn hay productos para comercializar las drogas. paola: y un doble tiroteo dejÓ a un hom

y así pasó el tiempo, ya levanté mi dedo y le dije: "nancy, ¿podré entrar yo?".si no hay el famoso poison oak aquí. fue un proyecto que abrió una puerta muy inmensa, que no teníamos ni idea hasta qué magnitud iba a alcanzar. [luz] cuando uno tiene una cámara en la mano, se convierte como en un escudo que te permite atravesar fronteras, espacios, la vida íntima de una situación, de una persona. y tú estás detrás de la cámara. la cámara crea la posibilidad de que tú estés casi que invisible, ¿sí? y yo les trataba de comunicar ese lenguaje. ustedes están trabajando y la cámara es su escudo de protección. ellos se dieron cuenta que ese escudo de protección además les daba poder. con ese escudo de protección ellos podían manifestar sus pensamientos, ellos podían penetrar espacios. y eso les fue dando como fortaleza para convertirse en líderes al mismo tiempo. estamos aquí, ya manejamos este lenguaje fotográfico y además estamos conociendo el idioma. nos conocen y nos respetan, nos aceptan, nos invitan, nos tienen en cuenta. ese sentimiento fue penetrando también en lo

in addition to the south, twilight also began in the north of israel, on the border with the levant. israel has deployed troops there in anticipation of an invasion. this region is controlled by a paramilitary shiite organization that advocates the creation of an islamic state in lebanon modeled after iran. the israeli military also announced the start of a large-scale attack on hamas targets. the minister of defense of israel ordered to begin a complete blockade of the gas sector. not there will be no electricity, no food, no water, no fuel. all supplies to the gas sector will be cut off. we are fighting the barbarians. terrorists and we will respond accordingly. let me remind you that israel controls the airspace over gaza and its coastline. in the west , in addition to israel, the palestinian enclave has a land border with egypt. meanwhile , the european commission said it was suspending funding for development projects in the palestinian territories in response to hamas' attack on israel. as the biggest donor to the palestinians, the european commission is reviewing its entire a

country and sovereignty and that that's the the most interesting government what we can see in the levant is iran that's that they they they they are clear that say colonialism have to disappear in our area indeed ' i guess that um brings about a question uh as to whether uh these arab countries that are showing either willingness to normalize with israel or the ones that have realize that they could be the next victim do you think they realize that let me first make a comment on sitler colonialism israel is a typical case of sitler colonialism and sitler colonialism is based on this displacement and replacement, that is to say to pump out the palestinians from palestine, and to pump in jews from all over the world and palestine, and this is why the zionist movement is terrorist in its means and in its goals, the means the use, the goals of course, the the the goal is to to ethnically. from palestine, but the means of course terrorism, they use the following types of genocide, first genocide in the classical sense of the word, ethnicide to ethnically cleanse the parastins from palestine,

all the people who live there in the levant, be it syria , lebanon or palestine, in every corner, know that most of the energy resources there are in the sector of private generators, that is, generators. big at all with one they have a subscription fee of 150 dollars and 200 dollars for us. you have to hit them when the power goes out. they don't work with the generators , they don't work with the coolers, they don't work with them, they don't make fresh water , they light a lamp with them, you have to pay, for example, 200 dollars, 400 dollars . a cooler, for example, to light it up, the situation of these people is like this, they are suffocating so far, and they are bursting, and these people who are bursting, get out of here , you have to say that they are sorry. i will attack, i will attack the enemy line, revenge for 16 years, thank you, mr. samdi we have urgent news, we want to go to yemen , mr. abdulmal al-houssi, the leader of ansar allah in yemen, i am giving a speech, we are going to see his speech . destroy this nation completely. and this war is their proxy and deputy, th

"if you don't control, especially the levant blust side of egypt in there, you cannot control or hegemonize the whole war, and this is where the western always focus in controlling that area, and the plus they think there is after the islamic revolution of iran 1979, they lost their milking cow from and they wanted it back, that's why they are always active in trying to create this." order to send their spice, destabilize the regime in there and do a regime change as they they trying all this so they can bring in iran under all this is what they call it united nation or democracies a kind of regime which will serve serve as their own milking cow and the same thing goes for the saudis, the same thing goes for the gulf states, all these states, especially in the gulf, saudis and united arab emirates and the rest of them were engineered before the psych speaker even plans appeared to be. as part of the whole area, which is they designed, so they know once they created israel, they created so many site to the zionist entity in there, they call it the arab zionist as well, they wanted to enginee

resources in the area, because western empires learn historically, if you don't control, especially the levant plus side of egypt in there, you cannot control. or hegemonize the whole world, and this is where the western always focus in controlling that area, and plus they think there is after the islamic revolution of iran 1979, they lost their milking cow from and they wanted back, that's why they are always active in trying to create dis order to send their spice, destabilize the regime in there and do a regime change as the... the trying all this so they can bring in iran under auspices of what they call it united nation or democracies a kind of regime which will serve serve as their own milking cow and the same thing goes for the saudis and the same thing goes for the gulf states all these states especially in the gulf saudis and united arab emirates and the rest of them were engineered before they. speaku even plans appeared to be as part of the whole area which is they designed so they know once they created israel they created so many site to this zionist entity in there, they call it

the arab world geographically, you know like driving a wedge between um north africa and then the levant and and into the gulf, and so uh israel has served many purposes for the west, now once because we are in a transitional period right now, we are we are seeing, i would say... say the second stage of the multipolar world and its formation, when the ukraine war began, it served as catalyt in that uh the sanctions uh you know stealing 300 billion from the russians caused everyone to run the other direction, this is why 40 countries applied to join bricks, iran was one of these successful applicants, the beltian road initiative is also taking a shape as iran and iraq have uh formed railway deal and chinas incorporated syria into it. strategic partnership for access to the mediterranean sea, so you know, as these things come together, now we are seeing that that israel will be uh, perhaps out of the picture, very luckly in the in the next years or or or decades, uh, you know, we're not going to predict the future, but it looks that that um, this is the second stage of of that formation, b

. >> y las personas que te dicen ven, aquí están mis manos, levántate y dale para adelante.en este mundo del arte que ahora es un ring de luchadores. negros y una más, una bulla. mujeres y hombres en más grados. >> rock en español y una golpiza de arte. la bulla celebró su 8.k edición en el este de los Ángeles. como dicen en méxico, sacamos del agua, pero todo comenzó en dibujos del fundador antonio pelayo, originario de grande o california, se mudó a jalisco en su juventud. fue ahí donde desenmascaró su gusto por el arte, allá en méxico, en el rancho solamente teníamos un canal y lo único que mirábamos eran lucha libre, películas de lucha libre y como novelas. hoy día ha trabajado para disney y produce eventos que atraen a miles de aficionados al cuadril latero artístico. mi papá quiere convertir la bulla y el velorio en eventos tipo disneyland, pero cultural. disney una pasión que heredó del mismo isaac, quien también se ha convertido en un reconocido pintor. >> aquí tengo su dibujo, su primer dibujo cuando tenía dos años, padre e hijo promueven la cultura mexicana a travé

the arab world geographically, you know like driving a wedge between um north africa and then the levant and and into the gulf and so uh israel has served many purposes for the west, now once because we are in a transitional period right now, we are we are seeing, i would say the second state. the multipolar world and its formation, when the ukraine war began, it served as catalyst in that these sanctions, stealing 300 billion from the russians caused everyone to run the other direction, this is why 40 countries applied to join bricks, iran was one of these successful applicants, the beltian road initiative is also taking a shape as iran and iraq have formed railway deal and chinas incorporated syria into a strategic partnership. for access to the mediterranean sea, so you know, as these things come together, now we are seeing that that israel will be uh, perhaps out of the picture, very luckily in the in the next years or or or decades uh, you know, we're not going to predict the future, but it looks that that um, this is the second stage of of that formation, because the the imperial o

. >> levántate un poco más tarde, con un desayuno calientito, llorabas por esta situación.e acostarlos prácticamente en el piso. no hay. >> luego de literalmente años de lucha, gente como teresa va a tener una protección legal contra actos abusivos y de acoso. organizaciones comunitarias celebraron los abusos que han estado sufriendo. >> son abusos a su privacidad, violaciones a su privacidad. los propietarios están monitores. quien entra y sale de sus apartamentos no están haciendo las reparaciones necesarias que se necesitan en los apartamentos . se están viviendo con moho, con plagas, con roedores. >> el alcalde de la mara aseguró que antioquia es una de las pocas ciudades en california en ofrecer esta protección y quien las incumpla hay multas que les van a afectar y tenemos multas, que hay unas que son hasta 10.000■!a. >> es muy importante que sigan las reglas que existen. >> también aseguró que hay posibilidad de llevar casos a los tribunales. algunos residentes del condado contra costa esperan que esta ordenanza se expanda a otras ciudades. >> estoy uniéndome a la or

native it's goingna be risk, they are putting putting in risk even the the sovereignty of all the levant, all arsian people, country is going to be in the risk, because we have to understand that the project is the great israel, this mean to continue to this expansionism, this this is this colonial expansionism, and we we don't have to to be naive in this situation, we we have to put end of this and abolish this colonial regime. i think if we want peace we have to be clear with justice, and justice in this case is colonialism and the historialy native, what the the historically role of native face any any colonial risk to fight them, to struggle against colonialism, so i think if the saudi arabia to to make, they have a long time ago link with the the colonial, let me ask you, let me ask you to stop for second there, i'm sorry to interrupt to you, we're looking at scenes that are happening in paris, and we have to note, these are people that have come out supporting uh palestine. showing solidarity and they're getting into scuffles with the police because in paris now uh the land that pr

passes along the mediterranean sea , it is sandwiched between two anticyclones, the countries of the levantection of the front, temperature contrasts are very high, cold is blowing from the north .

that will be a few showers to a just around the levant, joining up with the line of cloud, a lot of showers that we have just spinning out of the egypt, libya. so what the weather seems to hot or rain coming through here. whether they're around the golf, if getting notice, which is it should be a no shower, stretch all the way across. the western pulse of africa started to sink a little further south was as they should do. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across central parts of africa. starting to see those showers just picking up around the 10s of neighbors. it go through the next dial, so as well can become rather intense as we go 3 1st, i am also for friday. the latest news as it breaks, lead is from the west of the cubs. the cub, even echoes falls lines to help those the need in this particular divided nation with detailed coverage. this hospital was full, shall during the rescue operation tank and city is to be for those homeless the homes from around the world. and i just thought of georgia milanese message is that this is a european border as well as an autonomy in one

very heavy right across the northern past on iraq that will be a few showers to and just around the levant. joining up with the line of cloud, a lot of showers that we have just spinning out of egypt, libya. so what the weather seems hot or rain coming through here. whether the around the golf getting noticed, what is it should be a no shower, stretch all the way across. the western pulse of africa started to sink a little further south was as they should do. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across central parts of africa started to see those showers just picking up around the tents. and there was a go through the next dial, so as well could become rather intense as we go 3 fast i, i'm all set for friday, the thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate printer on okay, it wins and eventually so odd hitting interviews, do you feel like america is less than the days of these days? or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process basically entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in t

levant is a four levant. levant is a four countries. he is, he says , want countries.e east. that means they're going to get a syria. they're going to get a lebanon. they're going to get a jordan, they're going to get the palestine. they are. he is doing that. and you will see, he says many to it. many want to change it. everybody get worried at the moment. again said they attack the attack . the syria was in the the attack. the syria was in the sky news. they attack the syria this is wrong. we need to unite the nation. we need the united kingdom . we need the we need the kingdom. we need the we need the america . intervene and stop it . america. intervene and stop it. not just say i america. intervene and stop it. notjust say i want america. intervene and stop it. not just say i want to america. intervene and stop it. notjust say i want to do and i want of course, we are human. they put the hatred away. we love you all. we are all muslim jews in uk , muslim jews, jews in uk, muslim jews, christians. they go to it. they go and to pray in the jewish muslim, go in the yo

some very heavy right across the northern past on iraq that will be a few showers to just around the levant, joining up with the line of cloud, a lot of showers that we have just spinning out of the agents, libya. so what the weather seems to hot or rain coming through here, whether they are around the golf, if getting noticed, what is it should be a no shower, stretch all the way across. the western pumps of africa started to sink a little further south was as they should do, joining up with the heavy showers that we have a close central part of africa starting to see those showers just picking up around the 10s of neighbors. it go through the next dial, so as well could become rather intense as we go 3, thursday i most i for friday. the unflinching questions is war with will wander imminent, rigorous to be your dying because of lots of medical treatments. black lives, don't really matter. in the police, join me markham on hill upfront. what out to 0? the public and hotline is house. kevin, the coffee is us house speaker in an unprecedented vote. just days off to governments shot down was

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "from gaza, with love" by saint levant. this is democracy now!ynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israeli tanks have reached the outskirts of gaza city after israel carried out its most intense bombardment of the besieged palestinian territory since october 7. gaza's health ministry says israeli attacks have killed more than 8300 palestinians, including nearly 3500 children. according to save the children, that is more children that have been killed in armed conflicts globally over the course of a whole year. the u.n. agency for palestine refugees, unwra, says desperate families broke into u.n. warehouses sunday, removing wheat and other humanitarian aid. unwra says it shows people in gaza have reached a breaking point. the u.n. agency serving palestinians says gazans have reached their breaking point after more than three weeks a bombardments and total siege. israeli strikes have killed at least 59 unwra employees, with many more believed to be trapped under the rubble. on friday, the u.n. general assembly voted 120-or teen in f

that will be a few showers to just around the levant, joining up with the line of cloud, a lot of showers that we have just spinning out of egypt, libya. so what the weather seems to hot or rain coming through here. whether the around the golf. if getting noticed, what is it should be a no shower, stretch all the way across. the western pumps of africa started to sink a little further south was as they should do, joining up with the heavy showers that we have a close central part of africa starting to see those showers just picking up around the 10s of neighbors. it go through the next dial, so as well could become rather intense as we go 3 fast i, i'm all set for friday. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the states, them even been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award. nominates your hero. now the will come back here watching out to see what time to recap, the headlines. the united nations is struggling to deliver aids more than $400000.00 refugees since the conflict. and so that they've arrived in eastern chance from don for thousands of children, not risk of dyin

there are all kinds of geo-political events be it in ukraine or the levant, tragic events. out, we think the market is going to be tight and the supply side will have to run fast to keep up with the demand side. shale is no longer the swing producer, saudi arabia and opec are. i think the real issue for the world to understand is oil and gas are needed for decades. they are key to an affordable, just, and secure energy transition. the conflict in ukraine put a shining light on energy security . at the end of the day, oil and gas are strategic industry for our country, in terms of job -- 12 million jobs, more than automotive, direct and indirect come in terms of electricity costs, two to three times less than they are in europe and most of asia, and ultimately, national security. we are energy independent. europe by 70% of the oil, china buys 70% of their oil. we have a real strength and we should be leaning into it for economic prosperity but also national security. guy: you can offend a deal in the transition space as you could have done a deal in the energy transition spa

and trust me, there are too many people that are in gaza levant day by day, no, sorry, they are livingnd by second, because no one can ensure at any second that they will be a life. all that we have to think about is to secure our children, secure or family. every day, i have to go to white and, lying to the bakery, for more than two hours just to pick up some bread. this is the situation in gaza. >> there is, of course, no way out because of the rafah crossing. to you, i mean, what you just said, i guess, second by second, i hope that you can keep your family safe and i'm so appreciative of you taking time to talk to us. >> thank you so much. yes, i am secure. i have to flee from my house to one of my relatives house. i was lucky someone was accepting to host made because i live in another area. also, my mother and my sister's had to find one of our relatives house. the situation is really unacceptable. also a freight, not we are afraid of the terror. whenever it is not, it is terror here. it's a horror movie every night we are living. and every night we are praying to see the dayligh

no, un hijo que te ama con el alma quieren que continÚes con la vida que te levantes.ue estÁ presentando en esto momento. jesÚs: aquÍ los detalles que compartiÓ con otros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. reportero: sofÍa reyes encara una crisis interna y en ese proceso naciÓ " 1000 amores " su regreso a la mÚsica. sofÍa: un corazÓn roto y empecÉ a vivir con la pandemia como tuve mucho tiempo conmigo misma me empecÉ a cuestionar muchas cosas, o que una crisis existencial y me di cuenta que habÍan cosas que no eran honestas conmigo y fue todo un proceso de sanaciÓn interna y amor propio. y este Álbum me ha acompaÑado. [mÚsica] reportero: la cantante considerÓ que " 1000 amores " es una de esas letras que llega una vez en la vida. hablÓ del proceso creativo y desde el principio supo que serÍa el sencillo. sofÍa: desde que comencÉ con la melodÍa y todo, sentÍa como si era una leyenda, como contar una historia y se sentÍa como en el corazÓn, entonces dije voy a hacer un poco de drama y cÓmo conectar con las 1000 amores que son las flores que nacen del mal amor. es todo una

tenemos que relajarnos para que la gente se levante. niÑos no pueden llegar a ella y nadie puede salir. >> no hay maestros. y sin escuela, quÉ? quÉ pueden tener los niÑos? los mandan a robar. >> no hay futuro? >> no hay futuro. lo poquito que tengo, gracias a dios que me fue bien, estoy sufriendo y ayudando a todos los vecinos. >> yo vivo aquÍ con mi hijo... leÓm: marÍa de lourdes y su hijo casi pierde la vida. noche anoche han compartido una camaen su casa. esa noche, en medio de la oscuridad, eric siguiÓ su instinto para salvar la vida de su madre y la suya propia. la noche del huracÁn, cÓmo rescatadas de a tu madre? >> la llevÉ de espalda, la cargue, no sÉ de dÓnde saquÉ toda la fuerza, me la llevÉ. el rÍo tenÍa mucha fuerza. yo sentÍa cÓmo me llevaba el aire. leÓm: se refugiaron en otra casa. esto que hoy es una calle, era un rÍo. >> si. leÓn: el torrente que esa noche estuvo a punto de llevarse a lourdes y a eric, inundÓ toda esta zona de la comunidad, la familia de marÍa tuvo que correr a refugiarse con los vecinos. dÓnde se refug

so the levant or the maghreb rather than in europe . so there's it's than in europe. what we do know is that cairo in egypt, they are determined to not offer any support to palestinians in gaza and jordan. likewise they've had jordan's case. they've been bitten before in years gone by, they've taken palestinian refugees from previous the previous intifada. and it's been a source of political instability in jordan for them. so i think it's a case of once bitten. do you not think maybe potentially the people of scotland should also be quite concerned? >> i mean, last night we saw some absolutely horrific scenes at gaza. i was at a hospital in gaza. i was watching a middle eastern news outlet, life when that happened. and the way that that outlet decided to break the news was there were inside the hospital. they had cameras inside the hospital, and they had people dragging bodies in front of the camera , checking for pulses, camera, checking for pulses, looking at the camera and saying clearly that they that person was deceased. it was the most graphic thing i've ever se

when as much as you said is to in virtual un comentario publico por favor levante suma. chong you mexican i. heard you diversity. you know i mean how you do you terrified but i fucking. so at this time are there any cards for public comment in person? yes. we have two. okay. why don't we start at our in-person public comment? certainly. jeff and supriya. go ahead. hi, jeff lucas, i appreciate all the work that went into this. just have a couple of comment. s so this was the first monitoring session of the year, as i understand that we should have more than one monitoring session a year, especially on attendance, because attendance is taken every day and i don't see it on the monitoring schedule. maybe i just am missing it. um, second is that attendance is going to impact all three goals. is the data was as we see in the data attendance is related to academic outcomes especially. and so it is going to affect all three of our goals. and as it says here on the top of the slide school success starts with good attendance. i'm i mean, that's fantastic to see that and i hope th

that's-- the levant. that extends to mr. erdogan's turkey. mr.. i was in istanbul a lot. there was a middle erdogan where he thought he could. be the voice for the region now we have this war. mr. erdogan has made comments. where does his voice fit in in assisting this war? >> he has been in the middle of the pack in the sense that president erdogan has been neutral, just like his foreign ministry so far, calling on both sides in this fighting both israel and the militant group hamas to and has s -- end hostilities. better than expected from erdogan. he has been kept mum. lisa: he did release a statement where he definitely was very critical of israel and there were some discussions that turkey is housing some of the hamas leaders that were housed -- involved in this attack. how willing assert a want to work with foreign nations to figure out where the head of hamas is operating from? >>>> before saturday's attacks, israel and turkey were in the process of normalizing their relationships. netanyahu after having to postpone his trip to turkey, he

nos enlazamos con radio levÁntate, de liz reyes y marÍa elena nava. >> quÉ tal familia "despierta amÉrica. para abrir una botella de vino sin usar sacacorchos. >> sÓlo necesitamos un trapo y un aerosol, rozamos el fondo de la botella con aerosol y posiblemente los tratamos con el trapo aproximadamente un minuto, lo dejamos reposar un estante y vamos a ver como el corcho sale sÓlo. sÓlo necesitamos un trapo y un aerosol, rozamos el fondo la botella con aerosol y posteriormente los tratamos con el trapo aproximadamente un minuto, lo dejamos reposar un estante y vamos a ver cÓmo el corcho sale sÓlo. sÓlo necesitamos un trapo y un aerosol, rozamos el fondo largo te con aerosol. karla: le candela temperatura al vino, sin estas tallando. alan: este es un increÍble y espeluznante challenge. miren esto, consiste en confiar en tu pareja, se sienta una mera, lo puedes hacer a la velocidad que quieras y miren este Último, este sale muy bonito, muy hermoso. si sale mal pasa esto. no sÉ si alguien lo quiere hacer. kaÑra: yo no. alan: lo tiene que intentar una mujer. karla: yo tengo buena punterÍa. yis

saludos desde levÁntate. un gusto saludarlos una vez mÁs.orma correcta cÓmo poner la bolsa. [hablan a la vez] claro. mira. te das cuenta. asÍ no. eso. ana: yo lo hacÍa. claro. jomari: si no entra de una forma tampoco entra de otra. sorry. claro que no. raÚl: bandos trucos y ninguno—— van dos trucos y ninguno te gusta. jessica: el tercero te va a gustar. este challenge de tik tok es ideal para realizar con amigos. lo puedes hacer este fin de semana con amigos. se tienen que sentar en el piso. tienen que poner a todo volumen la canciÓn y cada vez que escuches la frase... [hablan a la vez] quiÉn lo va a hacer? francisca: los hombres de la casa. ana: se van a dar un cabezazo. jomari: hay que hacer el ridÍculo. ana: todos al mismo lado. a la derecha. yo canto. [risas] sÓlo tres. no, no. para el otro lado. para la derecha todos. 1,2,3. [canta] raÚl: a la 1,2,3. [cantan] [risas] [cantan] dice nuestra productora: desastre! [risas] rafael: hay que tener mucho tiempo para esto. raÚl: esta noche en "enamorÁndonos" terminamos de hacerlo. karol g tuvo un

raÚl: en los Ángeles nos conectamos en vivo y te ponemos al dÍa con levÁntate. alta velocidad que causan fatalidades. >> que bueno que ahora estÁn poniendo manos en el asunto. tambiÉn en noticias un poco del espectÁculo ayer estuvo aquÍ nuestro christian nodal presentÁndose en un concierto. Éxito total. lo que estÁ llamando la atenciÓn a mucha gente es que estaba sÚper feliz. sonrisas y obviamente nosotros estuvimos ahÍ indagando. sabemos que acaban de tener un bebÉ. estÁn todos tan felices. ayer justamente christian nodal compartiÓ lo que hace antes de la presentaciÓn que se estaba encargando de menear al niÑo para que estuviera bien en su presentaciÓn. yo creo que estamos sÚper emocionados de verlo asÍ tan feliz. ella tambiÉn feliz. feliz —— felices los dos y se reflejÓ en el concierto. queremos un montÓn a la familia de christian nodal. le mandamos un beso. ayer la pasamos increÍblemente bien cantando todas las canciones. karla: ademÁs, quienes hemos tenido la dicha de ver a christian nodal en ese concierto puedes cantan dos horas completas. chef: y una mejor

levÁntate! karla: quÉ hay en el agua de california? estÁn con suerte. redes. te hace la vida mÁs fÁcil. karla: este me encanta. hombres pongan mucha atenciÓn. mujeres tambiÉn. [risas] es el mejor truco para identificar un huevo podrido. simplemente, utilizando tu celular. si la luz es resplandeciente es que estÁ en buen estado. si no estÁ podrido. ahÍ estÁ. un huevo podrido y un huevo resplandeciente. guacala. raÚl: quÉ increÍble. karla: lo que les puedo decir que en mi casa lo huevos estÁn en buen estado. jessica: yo no tengo huevos. [risas] en mi casa no hay huevos. [risas] raÚl: vamos a calmarnos. jessica: si necesitas una base para tu celular para tu auto estÁ en la manera mÁs fÁcil y barata para solucionar la vida. con una bolsa de plÁstico. raÚl: mira. karla: no entendÍ. raÚl: lo pasas, puedes enganchar. jessica: es la manera mÁs barata. raÚl: me parece espectacular. que busquen 30 bolsas de esta para resolver la vida a todos. francisca: vamos a ver cÓmo nos va con este. si no sabes cÓmo hacer un nudo de corbata mira esta tÉcnica que nos enseÑa ti

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comments as isolamento para todos participants stand in virtual comentarios publicos si por favor levante la mano even a moment para comisario publico. gracias you joe biden. for you okay. i am seeing two hands raised. i do just want to remind folks to our virtual participants that this is a time for students to speak. so if you are not a student, we will ask you to pause until it's your time to speak. okay. so seeing two hands raised. aaron. aaron. aaron. so starchild. yes, sir. this is the time for students. i'm a student of life, but i'm not a student of the usd, so i me to wait and i will wait. okay so thank you for that, i think. do we have the other person on? if not, we'll go to in person public comment. thank you. so we're going to start with non agenda items. i'm going to call you up in groups of five, so please line up at the podium. you'll have one minute to speak each. rex ridgway. i'm sorry, i'm having a hard time reading this code. chucuito apologize. tracy breger. nick chandler actually, we'll wait for that. you guys go ahead. thank you. good evening. rex ridgway. for the r

according to karman, to do this , israel must rain down a barrage of bombs on the levant, also vitalr fodder, they have the whole world as fodder, we want to bomb it here, we want these, we want nord stream, we want de. when we say the pre-polar world, this is how it is, this is, this is a manifestation, we have alexander nikolaevich rudakov in direct contact with the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of the russian federation to the lebanese republic, alexander nikolaevich, thank you very much for being with us again us, well, it’s very interesting, yes, thank you, and it’s very interesting how, first of all, in lebanon, they took these words, because here yesterday, of course, we discussed and were somewhat, well, how to say, i don’t know, excited, because such a threat, completely unambiguous... direct, i won’t say it’s unprecedented there, but rather boorish, that’s how they perceived it in lebanon? well, it should be noted that lebanon today is still in a state of war with israel, that is, this has been going on for a long time, and such threats, they periodically occur,