la congresista por florida, la seÑora marÍa elvira salazar, ha reconocido que recibiÓ donaciones delncio de las naciones en exclusiva, sin embargo, la congresista salazar, dice, no tiene ninguna relaciÓn con manuel rocha, es la afirmaciÓn del equipo de trabajo de la funcionaria. escuche esta afirmaciÓn, "serÉ dictador por un dÍa". son las declaraciones del expresidente, donald trump si regresa a la casa blanca en 2025. asÍ lo sugiriÓ el exmandatario durante una entrevista que le brindÓ anoche a la cadena fox news, pero mejor, escuchamos en la boca del expresidente, donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] borja: como ya hizo en las tres ocasiones anteriores, trump no asistirÁ el cuarto debate republicano que se realizarÁ esta noche en alabama, quienes sÍ participarÁ serÁn chris christie, nikki haley, ron desantis y vivek ramaswamy. el presidente de biden dijo durante un evento de recaudaciÓn de fondos en boston, que no estaba seguro de buscar otro mandato si donald trump no se presentarÁ a la casa blanca. el mandatario insinuÓ que los demÓcratas no deberÍan dejar ganar al

decatur antonio de, i live at salazar, encouraged colonizing the angolan lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles during the war colonial aircraft regularly use naples and drop the fully in san diesel village is the boards of keys. empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down, the applause is raising and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bo

no, agente salazar. es solo una recomendación que les estoy haciendo.que extra a estas fiestas. me gustaría unos headphones, una bicicleta, a new basketball, y console, purses... golf clubs... y ahora obtén un 20% de descuento en tu compra desde el app al incluir un frosty. y ahora obtén un 20% de descuento en tu compra [ríen] te amo tanto. me da gusto que estés aquí, libre. mi amor, a mí me daba mucho miedo que dudaras de mi inocencia. yo sé que el hombre que amo es un hombre íntegro, noble, incapaz de cometer semejante atrocidad. y, afortunadamente, la verdad salió a la luz. podemos cambiar la página y olvidarnos de esa gente y ese tema. eso es lo más importante. mientras tanto, vamos a brindar por la inocencia de mi hijo. para seguir con los planes de la boda. [miguel] la verdad es que sí, vamos a casarnos lo antes posible. nadia, eres la mujer que siempre soñé. eres la mujer con la que quiero estar el resto de mi vida. - salud. - salud. [solloza] es declarado inocente y se ordena su libertad inmediata. inocente. inocente. ¿inocente? hoy no se te hiz

salazar, and you can't even give me a number?that's like going to an oncologist and asking him what's cancer and he says i don't know. give me a break. >> senator welch. >> thank you. i thank the witnesses. adjust speaking to my friend, senator kennedy, this question of border security is one that i'm very concerned about and i know you are obviously. but it's an astonishing situation where you have these children who are fleeing these incredible circumstances that motivated them to take this journey all the way up to this country. there's a lot of tragedy here not caused i don't think by anybody here. i'm just going to ask ms. marcos can you describe the situations for some of these kids, where they come from, what their situation is, what's motivated them to go through the gap and walked thousands of miles or come from el salvador, guatemala, nicaragua where a lot of these kids are coming from, just tell us what your experience is with describing these kids and what their circumstances are? >> thank you, senator for that questi

. >> chacon cruz is helping younger artists achieve their dreams, like moisÉs salazar, his understudythink my favorite thing about him is that he is such a nice guy, and that's kind of, you know, that's one thing you always hope that when you meet your idols, they're nice people. >> placido domingo gave me lessons and scholarships. i studied with the greatest of the greatest and i feel like i didn't deserve it at the time. i was so young, i hadn't done anything. so i feel like life has given me an opportunity to give back some of those blessings. he was one of the first tenors, um, that i heard was like a mexican tenor, you know, and being mexican myself, it was very inspiring, encouraging, singing, seeing a mexican tenor. >> salazar also started his career in mariachi music, then transitioned to opera. >> opera puts this, uh, illusion sometimes that it's inaccessible to everybody. and so i grew up, um, in southern california, in a ghetto and a part of town, and you just kind of like, it just seems really far away. and so. so when i realized i could sing it, i was like, oh, i can do t

. >> chacon cruz is helping younger artists achieve their dreams, like moisÉs salazar, his understudyabout him is that he is such a nice guy, and that's kind of you know, that's one thing you always hope that when you meet your idols, they're nice people. >> mr. placido domingo gave me lessons and scholarships. i studied with the greatest of the greatest and i feel like i didn't deserve it at the time. i was so young, i hadn't done anything. so i feel like life has given me an opportunity to give back some of those blessings. >> he was one of the first tenors that i heard was like a mexican tenor, you know, and being mexican myself, it was very inspiring, encouraging, singing, seeing a mexican tenor, salazar also started his career in mariachi music, then transitioned to opera. opera puts this uh- illusion sometimes that it's inaccessible to everybody. and so i grew up in southern california, in a ghetto and a part of town, and you just kind of like, it just seems really far away. and so when i realized i could sing it, i was like, oh, i can do this, chacon cruz says. >> being a mexic

salazar, you have five minutes. you can take the chair but i don't want to miss the votes i really appreciate your generosity and willing to remain here until 10:00. we should be returning at 5:00 p.m. pick i will turn it over to mr. salazar. >> thank you for your patience i feel important. so, i want to continue, mr. wolf and hamilton because your opinion is highly important. and as i was telling you, i am your ally. i am on your side. i wanted to accomplish the same goals as you. let me just give you a couple of ideas and i want you to tell me, mr. wolf, what do you think of what i want to tell you? let's suppose that by -- we have the ability to seal the border with the best technology. seal the border, best technology. whether a structure or high towers and infrared cameras, whatever technology is out there . we can increase the number of border patrols. we can increase the administrative judge is. we can increase immigration of judges. we can stop catch and release but everyone that is claiming asylum, goes int

preserving the tribe's history is what inspired alfonso salazar. >> our history.t's part of our history, not just their history. and it's important for us to learn from what happened back then. >> he dedicated his mural along the guadalupe river to the tribe in 2021. salazar was recognized for his leadership in the arts. congrats. and next, at 630. holiday shopping campaign. the efforts from one east bay city to make sure that shoppers are safe. and as we head to break, let's get a live look outside this morning. it is a beautiful friday and the sun is rising. we'll have a check of your forecast coming up in ♪give me something sweet let's celebrate♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ ♪no need to be greedy there's enough for two♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ [distant music] ♪oops, oh, it's gettin' late♪ ♪and i almost forgot to celebrate,♪ ♪invite everybody, yeah, you're coming too♪ ♪i've been waitin' all year to get down with you♪ ♪we snackin'♪ your dog is your best friend. that is until your roommate gives her irresistible pup-peroni. takin

it certainly doesn't want to hear that message, but head out once again, showing salazar as solid hours here with that level. now the us town of patterson in the state in new jersey is thousands of kilometers away from gasoline. but as christian slow me explains for many who lived there, the war feels very close to home. in the city of patterson, new jersey is a village known as little palestine or palestinian flags. and cuz he is or is easy to find as people with family and gaza at the post on hair salon, a shave and a haircut comes with news of the war. even myself, i have a friend who is also american citizen, who still stuck. there cannot make it, since i'm also attacked israel on october 7th. many here had been threatened owner rod or de also happens to be deputy mayor of the city. i'm one of the business owners, myself, where i received a lot of phone calls press. one of the phone calls press was like, we're gonna come tell you we're gonna come down your business and bring your family and. and that's one. that's why patterson, new jersey has been a destination for air of immigrant

decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province, where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the roots atlas of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the islands, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles during the war colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. a revolution in portugal brought down the plaza stream and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow or agreements

Ángeles, el secretario de estado de estados unidos, antony blinken, fue recibido por el embajador ken salazarxicano. >> excelente! ahí vienen ya nuestros invitados en la entrada de palacio nacional, la canciller mexicana, alicia bárcena, les dio la bienvenida y saludó al secretario de seguridad, alejandro mayorkas, y a elizabeth sherwood. >> randall, asesora de seguridad nacional. otros enviados del presidente joe biden, la comitiva ingresó para hablar a puerta cerrada con lópez obrador, quien más temprano aclaró la causa del encuentro. >> básicamente es el tema migratorio. estamos nosotros ayudando mucho. el mandatario dijo que de cara a un año electoral es necesario generar una estrategia en común. como hay elecciones en estados unidos , va a alentarse el tema migratorio. >> esta visita de representantes del gobierno de estados unidos se da en medio del avance de la caravana, en donde también se fijó una postura en torno al tema migratorio. el grupo en tránsito, integrado por más de 7000 individuos de 24 nacional, dio un mensaje nadie va a parar la migración, nadie. mientras en la ciudad de

decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province where the goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the parties only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political country sections between various groups of rebels. during the war colonial aircraft regular, they use the palm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the boards of keys, empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. a revolution in portugal brought down the processed regime and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bo

bipartisan dignity act alongside congresswoman veronica escobar and my colleagues on this committee maria salazar and mike lawlor. that bill has increased funding for humane border control for dramatically speeding up the asylum process, and updates are legal immigration system in a way that will help our countries -- country's economic need. i wish members of the committee would spend time discussing the need for immigration reform both at the border area and also up and down the legal immigration system. i hope the people on this committee will look at the dignity act and find it in there economic interest to support that. so, let me turn to you, what does congress's continued inaction on immigration mean in terms of the number of people that will continue to make the dangerous trip to our southern border because we don't have legal options for them? >> that is an excellent question. inc. if you work on the dignity act, it is a good first that. >> it is not a perfect bill. there are things i love and things i hate, which is what we are going to have to do if we ever get a bipartisan immigration

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preserving the tribe's history is what inspired alfonso salazar.dedicated his mural along the guadalupe river to the muwekma ohlone tribe in 2021. salas zah was recognized for his leadership in the arts. >> our history. it's part of our history, not just their history. and it's important for us to learn from what happened back then. >> san jose state organization gain was recognized for their leadership in advocacy. gain stands for gathering of academic, indigenous and native americans. >> i'm from the nez perce tribe of idaho. >> one student from out of state credited the organization for providing an inclusive space and then there was the legacy award. valentine lopez is the chairman of the ama mutsun tribal band restoring our ceremonies. >> our songs, our prayers is a very big part of it. >> lopez received the legacy award for ensuring accurate indigenous history and his countless roles with advisory positions. >> i see tonight as just recognition for all of our work together. it's not. it's not for me alone. it's for all of us together. in san

especially in angola, decatur and tonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race rides took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the road jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles. during the war, colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the boards of keys, empire was severely exhausted by this struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on ja

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speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [indistinct spanish] i've been working very closely with sheriff salazarlew down here to get the sheriff all of the evidence that he needs. but also working with law enforcement to begin to address the crimes that were committed here. it's just simply too important to ignore. [intense music] the consent to transport form-- you can't consent to being a victim of a crime. the spanish version of the consent form is absolutely not a true, faithful, or accurate representation of what the english version said. and what was interesting was the fact that they had a consent form at all meant that the people that perpetrated this were trying to have something to fall back on and say, oh, no, no. we didn't do anything wrong. we're looking at a charge of unlawful restraint. several counts of unlawful restraint were filed with the district attorney's office with regard to these two female suspects. unlawful restraint is basically moving someone from point a to point b under deception. there are some misdemeanor counts, and there are some felony counts. what makes it a

that poll was conducted by salazar and considered the gold standard of iowa caucus polling.ou dig into it and the results are even more encouraging for trump. among first time caucus goers, trumps gets an astonishing 63% support and that's up 14 points in one month. no gop contender ever had a lead like that in the race and no one ever lost with a lead like that. in 2016, trump lost the iowa caucuses to ted cruz. this time around he's ramped up his operation in the state big time. and every iowa that's ever attended a trump rally or donated to him or voted for him is hooked into an online system that constantly feeds trump campaign ads and information. he's looking for a big win and to follow it up with a win in new hampshire. okay, ni nikki haley just won te endorsement of governor sununu and win the caucuses and win the primary and trump is the party's nominee. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: mark tepper is with us this morning. he's not going to stay for the entire hour but he's with us on remote right over there. i want to know what's your outlook for stock mark

apparently it did not work because the majority won by 40 points and i went by 28 points and maria salazary 28 points those are historic victories for us. what cuba was trying to do here we are not friends of cuba so i wear that as a badge of honor that cuba tried to interfere in my election and knock me off. it shows me i'm on the right path and so were my colleagues and mario. this is no secret. it gives you a better indication, whatever the democrats are blaming the republicans of doing that is exactly what they are doing so the russians, the iranians, north koreans, cubans, venezuelans will try to influence the american election in favor of joe biden and the democrats because joe biden and the democrats are good for business, as venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, what's happening in this part of the world and what joe biden is trying to do to open them up and negotiate with them. maria: thank you very much, will keep a spotlight on it. carlos gimenez. we'll be right back. ♪ in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure.

executive operator's report with 7 athe plaza east development update by mc cormack and salazar. and sfgovtv we have a power point for this. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm jackson with mc cormake and salazar and present on plaza east apartmentsil introduce ron buyer who will gift presentation on the of property management from john stewart. good morning, thank you. thank you very much. our first slide on the property management staff. and we made progress in the last month. we have a person in every seat in the office two are still in the process. being hired. and last among we hired 2 staff. an occupancy specialist on october 25 and maintenance technician on october 24. the last 2 people are in back upon ground and participate fully staffed in the next week or two. the next is work order summary. in october we had 177 work orders. and the average number of days to complete were 1.14 days. including in the 177 are 6 emergency work orders. and the average time to close the work orders was upon 15 hires. rink if a couple hours to a day at the most. no questions. the next slide

i worked for months, multiple months with a colleague of mine, a republican from miami, maria salazaromprehensive immigration reform bill introduced in the house in a decade. since then, we have been working as hard as we can with one-on-one meetings, talking to leadership. growing the list of support. we have several republicans on our bill, on the dignity act. i think we have close to two dozen members, bipartisan mix of members who want to address this issue holistically in a real way, not in the way that the senate is doing, you know, trying to project that somehow there's a quick fix to this solution or to this issue. we've got to fix the entire system, and so we are going to continue to push on the solutions that we know will actually work. and that will create a humane system and that won't be repeating the same failed policies of the past. so the federal government for decades, you're right, chris, administration after administration has focused on these issues at the border only. president biden tasked congress day one, giving us a bill, and it really is on members of congres

in the mood for it certainly doesn't want to hear that message, but head out once again, showing salazar as solid hours in with the advisor or i will leave it that. thanks so much. i'm wrong, tom, and now these riley armies intensifying its raids in the occupied westbank the until caught them and then provides device exploded as a convoy of on the vehicles passed by. at least for palestinians have been killed in the latest rates, to with teenagers. type mounts on my lot and bringing hold on just for me to hold up. i know these random industry occupation presence has been expanding, but today we've been hearing from my correspondence isn't going even further. tell us about what's happening in the rights as well as your speak. now, there is a raid ongoing near a, in a town near bet. let him from what we understand these relays have been surrounding 2 houses of 2 former detainees. they have not been released recently but a while ago and they're asking these 2 person it to had them. so. busy in a we do know that there has been some sort of exchange of gunfire and has been cheered guess. but

ambassador ken salazar.g with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and other top u.s. officials met with mexico's president on their second visit since october to address the migrant crisis. in u.s. is asking lopes obrador to make it harder for migrants to move through mexico and to do more to stop migrants when they try to enter mexico from guatemala. in exchange, mexico wants the u.s. to commit more aid to the migrants' countries of origin and ease sanctions on venezuela and cuba. the talks come as record numbers of people try to enter the u. s. from the southern border. at times, last week, customs and border protection stopped more than 10,000 people a day, adding to the more than 240,000 migrants that officials encountered in november. the numbers have stretched border patrol to its limits, with agents struggling to process the influx as thousands gathered in eagle pass, texas, in recent weeks. u.s. customs and border protection closed other ports of entry in arizona and california in the last

preserving the tribe's history is what inspired alfonso salazar.dicated his mural along the guadalupe river to the muwekma ohlone tribe in 2021. salas zah was recognized for his leadership in the arts. >> our history. it's part of our history, not just their history. and it's important for us to learn from what happened back then. >> san jose state organization gain was recognized for their leadership in advocacy gain stands for gathering of academic indigenous and native americans. >> i'm from the nez perce tribe of idaho. >> one student from out of state credited the organization for providing an inclusive space and then there was the legacy award. valentine lopez is the chairman of the amah mutsun tribal band restoring our ceremonies. >> our songs, our prayers is a very big part of it. >> lopez received the legacy award for ensuring accurate indigenous history and his countless roles with advisory positions. >> i see tonight as just recognition for all of our work together. it's not. it's not for me alone. it's for all of us together. in san jos

ricardo: extraÑo retorno de salazar. tú decidas. [mÚsica] alan: estÁs cÓmoda? con esa como dÍa en su casa le mandamos besos y abrazos. arturo carmona, nos cuenta lo mÁs importante para Él en esta navidad y las tradiciones que no pueden faltar en su casa. reportero: arturo carmona uno de los galanes consentidos de la televisiÓn sabe lo importante que es pasar esta navidad en familia. arturo: procurar esta reunidos en familia, con mis padres, mis hermanos, mi hija y con dios, recordando a los abuelos, recordando aquellas navidades en donde compartÍamos con ellos. y hemos seguido esta tradiciÓn que espero que sea por muchos aÑos y bueno, ya sabes, la comida tradicional en el norte de la repÚblica como el pavo relleno, la pierna rellena, ensalada de manzana, los tamales, el ponche. reportero: vaya que nos sorprendiÓ cuando nos dijo que tiene un buen sazÓn en la cocina. arturo: sÍ, ayudo a mi mamÁ porque de niÑo me ha gustado involucrarme en todo lo que hace mi mamÁ y tratar de ayudarle. junto con mis hermanos tambiÉn. y a mi

salazar. >> thank you, sharon. thank you for your service. you know i represent the city of miami. the chairman of the subcommittee. i have a few questions to you about columbia and cuba. this picture shows the cuban ambassador to lebanon. who is the hamas representative in lebanon was the political many medium relations. >> to cut light right to the chase, what would you think would be the purpose of this meeting? why is a meeting with the rep senator representative of such high standing in hamas? >> does not look good to me. i cannot imagine what legitimate purpose it would be meeting with a terrorist organization representative. >> i agree with you. i am sure nothing good is coming out of this meeting. the only thing that we could think of is maybe the human regime is inviting operatives for havana. only 90 weights from the house. the city of miami. you have an info about that? >> i do not personally but i would be happy to look into it and come back to you wanted. >> please do. cuba is in the list of countries that sponsors terrorism. we know that the biden administration has b