secretary cardona: no. we are at about 60% of students back on repayment.it was like 70% before the pandemic. there is a little bit there -- dip there, but we continue to improve the numbers. we have a fresh start program meaning that folks who wanted to default, we are setting them back up for success by removing penalties and letting them get a fresh start at repayment. the save program is affordable, meaning people that would go into default are now more likely to be successful paying bills. let's keep in mind, the debt forgiveness work we are doing is a result of not only the pandemic, but also, over a million people going into default every year. we are working on fixing a broken system, making higher education something people can value that is connected to the careers we know are coming with all the investments in america the president has made. david: there is a lot of talk about fiscal deficit in washington. what about education deficits. we came out of the pandemic with a deficit. a lot of schoolkids, especially to kids that could afford it the le

quÉ gusto que estÉ con nosotros secretario cardona.lado de poner un botÓn de pÁnico que va a servir porque estamos dando por sentado que va a volver a suceder. que los niÑos no sufran el trauma psicolÓgico. cardona: tenemos mucha gente que habla mucho pero estÁn mÁs enfocados en proteger los derechos de las armas y el derecho de los niÑos en aprender. todo el mundo que entienda la importancia de esto. estuve hablando con los educadores estoy entrando a la escuela otra vez. estamos dando fondos para planes, mis niÑos entran a la escuela, mi esposa entrar escuela diariamente. y no dejar que esto siga pasando, tenemos que trabajar juntos. y todavÍa hay algunos que prefieren proteger armas antes que a los niÑos. satcha: debate eterno que hemos tenido y el tema de seguridad de salud mental son algunos de los temas que como secretario de educaciÓn estÁn haciendo prioridad y tambiÉn queremos hablar de todo esto que tiene que ver con educaciÓn sexual, con lenguaje inclusivo porque son temas que como padres hablamos en nuestra casa. nuestros hi

secretary of education miguel cardona cardona.rough the school building where a gunman killed 17 people and wounded 14 others. that building has been left untouched since the mass shooting. cardona saw firsthand the blood stained walls with bullet holes and shattered glass . the parents say their goal is to have lawmakers approve lasting policy changes that hopefully prevent future school shootings. this is the opportunity from a federal standpoint to finally start putting these pieces together and to drive the change that we need to stop the next one. the school building where the mass shooting happened is set to be demolished sometime this summer. all right. we have a lot more coming up, including a look at what's happening in the presidential race right, with ron desantis out of the picture, the battle between nikki haley and former president trump is down to the wire in new hampshire. >> i'm rebecca castor in bedford with more details on tomorrow's primary coming up. >> also coming up here on the fourth today, elon musk is in

listen to what the us secretary of education, miguel cardona, says, answering the question, what is awhat is a woman? my employees provide equal access for all students, including lgbt students, access without discrimination. so you are not responsible for the question, you did not give me a definition of a woman? i think this is secondary in such an important job as the work of the minister of education, this is not a secondary issue, but a simple one, what definition of a woman will the minister give? i head the ministry. clearly, you are not going to answer the question. but this is the prime minister of new zealand also trying to answer the same question. i will ask again what definition of woman you will give. as i said, i don't i was expecting such a question, so this is not homework right now, but from the point of view of gender identity, i believe that people determine gender identity for themselves, look how gently, carefully the concept of parent is introduced into our everyday life. for example, in the sverdlovsk region, look, when registering a child for school, when choo

violence that is sacrificing thousands of lives. >> from my understanding, you met with secretary cardonacision to leave the administration, and that critique that you are making here? >> you know, the secretary has been extremely understanding. he's been very supportive of me putting myself and my family first. the end of the day, you know, we've had numerous conversations over recent months, and he's checked up on me periodically. the reality is that, you know, that administration continues to support policies that are engaging in excessive violence against innocent palestinian lives. and the refusal by the president to call for an immediate and permanent cease-fire is untenable with the belief by millions of americans across this country, the majority of democratic voters, who support peace and cease-fire. >> politico is reporting tonight that there is a letter from 17 anonymous biden campaign staffers, calling on the president to demand a cease-fire. do you have a sense of why so many, it seems, of your contemporaries won't do what you are doing, put their name behind these demands? >

across the country, many families ring in the new year with new additions including bill and ogier, a cardona born just after midnight at saint peter's university hospital in new brunswick, new jersey, down in miami, florida, baby gia entered the world at baptist health at 1:35 a.m. and in chicago, the whole family welcomed their little bundle of joy. >> baby pearl noel. >> oh, congrats to all of them. but perhaps the most unusual baby new year story. actually comes out of brooklyn, new york. new york city's first birth of 2024 happened precise early at the stroke of midnight in coney island. >> and in a twist of fate, the doctor who delivered the baby also delivered the baby's father 23 years ago at the same hospital. >> but we had a few babies born just after midnight here in the big apple. abc's sean lands has more. >> from the slightest movements from his tiny fingers. at 6 pounds, 1.4oz. jaycee al novoa is one of the first babies born in new york city on new year's day. we're blessed and happy. >> i'm so, so excited. yeah, we are so excited. >> his father and mother, merlene novoa, are p

what reaction did you get from secretary cardona when you handed him this letter?tremely understanding. he was very supportive. you know, i think he always talks about putting faith and family first before work. and you know, he was extremely empathetic. he cares about me. and i appreciate that. i've gotten that type of support from across the administration. from colleagues at the department of education, but also colleagues in other areas of government who have been wanting to speak out and who have been interested in dissenting. >> do you get the sense that there are a lot of other people in the biden campaign and in the administration who feel the way you do that are maybe not saying anything? >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. i think a lot of people are saying something. i think that we've seen hundreds of state department officials sign on to numerous dissent cables that were leaked. we have seen usaid officials, we have seen white house staff, we have seen interns, we have seen hundreds of officials across the administration from dozens of agencies. this is a prett

cardona saw firsthand, and the blood stained walls with bullet holes and shattered glass .l to make lasting policy changes and hopefully prevent future school shootings. >> we can't have true school safety and security from the threat of gun violence unless we deal with the reality that too many kids and others who intend harm are getting easy access to guns and ammunition, gun control continues to be a big issue this election season. >> while gun rights groups say they're prepared to fight for the second amendment, americans are witnessing a spike in violent crime, and they're also watching woke prosecutors failed to put those criminals behind bars so they're not feeling safe and therefore they're going out and exercising their right to self defense. the school building where the mass shooting happened is set to be demolished sometime this summer in new york. nate foy, fox news. >> tomorrow marks one year since the mass shooting in half moon bay, and last night there was a community vigil to honor the lives lost because we care, because we care. >> we will honor those who

peter's university hospital in new brunswick, new jersey, belen aguirre cardona born right after midnight to arrive at this new year's celebration, dressed in a gown for the special occasion. in charlotte, north carolina. no name just yet for "baby cannon." >> now that we know the gender, it narrows it down just a little bit for us. >> mary: the first baby born in 2024 at atrium health, cabarrus. down in miami, florida at baptist health, baby gia born at 1:35 in the morning. and in chicago, illinois, the hodge family welcoming baby pearl noelle. tonight, andrea and matthew hodge telling us how pearl has changed their world. >> this is pearl noelle. we welcomed her this morning, we can't wait for what this year has in store. we love you noelle. >> mary: she's their third daughter. their first, ester, born on new year's eve. now they'll have back-to-back birthdays to celebrate, making the start to the new year that much more memorable. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> mary: and a happy new year to them and to all of you. i'm mary bruce. (upbeat music) - [nelson] welcome to "the best

cupp and democratic strategist maria cardona. maria, what is the biden campaign looking forward to in tonight's caucuses? >> i think most importantly to see if the polls play out. if donald trump wins, which i believe he will, but then the key will be what is that margin? does he go up more than 50%? does he keep the margin -- do the candidates keep the margins smaller? that will tell a lot about his strength within the republican base, the republican maga base. that will tell them how competitive he is within his own primary. we all still believe he's going to be the one who comes out on top, but i think this iowa one and then the next couple of states is going to determine how quickly he wraps it up. >> s.e., which of the candidates do you think has the most at stake tonight? >> without a doubt ron desantis. his campaign has staked it all on iowa. that's not a dumb thing to do. voters there are favorable to ron desantis. they have set expectations that he needs to do well tonight. he said very recently, tonight could upend trum

secretary cardona: -- [applause] crowd: uaw, uaw uaw. pres. fain: uaw, uaw, uaw.rowd: uaw, uaw, uaw. pres. fain: donald trump is a scab. [applause] donald trump is a billionaire, and that is who he represents. [applause] if donald trump ever worked at an auto plant, he would not be a uaw member. he would be a company man trying to squeeze the american worker. [applause] donald trump stands against everything we stand for as a union and as a society. when you go back to our core issues, wages, retirement, health care, and, our time, that is what this election is about. [applause] this election is about who will stand up with us and who will stand in our way. [applause] those are the questions that will win or lose this election and will decide our fate. those are the questions that will determine the future of our country and the fate of the working class. [applause] when i first came into office, we made some headlines by saying that our endorsements would be earned not freely given. [applause] we have said that we stand with whoever stood with us in our fight. [a

applause] >> she's also a structured literacy coach at fy jackson in albuquerque as well as principal cardona and math teacher from the gaskin school district. with their embracing and doing these programs, and they are making sizable, dramatic differences as they implement them. i thank them for their dedication. [applause] >> i want to pause and tell you that there are jobs and careers that are really tough. asked doctors and nurses, over the last five years, look no further than your public education, teachers and principals and superintendents and social workers and nurses, their jobs are complex, they are. they are. we owe them a great deal of gratitude. we have to come together and the priorities our kiddos and their families. it is time for new mexico in the same way we put our minds to anything, we become the best at it in the country. why wouldn't we have the best public education outcome bar none in the country? that is my goal and i hope it is yours too. [applause] >> we, all of us, including our school district, all of us have to be accountable for the results that we desire. we n

congressman with the white flag podcast, joe walsh and commentator and democratic strategist maria cardona. there is a lot to go, only three days left, i can't believe we are here. what do you make of that trump iowa strategy? it contrasts significantly to desantis. >> it is cold in iowa. i don't think there are any closing arguments. i campaigned in iowa four years ago hopelessly against trump. at this point it is getting your people out. trump has a heck of an organization can desantis does too. donald trump this time has a great organization so i expect his people to come out. >> it is funny because we hear about his absence in iowa can it must mean he does not have the ground presence compared to nikki haley or desantis talking about going to all 90. what is his ground game? >> his campaign team has been there for months . you can see the difference with how they approach i/o at this time from how they did when he first ran. you can also see it in the polls, he is 30 points ahead, even more than that even if he is not been there as much as desantis has. you can also see they are paying

applause] she's also a strtured literacy coach at fy jackson in albuquerque as well as princal chris cardona. a math teacher. in solace from the gaskin school district in las cruces. what they are embracing and doing with these programs, making sizable dramatic fferences as they implement them. and i thank them for their dedication to him new mexico family -- new mexico families. [applause] i do want to pause and tell you -- i'm pausing. that there are jobs and careers that are really tough. ask doctors andurses over the last five years. look no further than your public education teachers and principals and superintendents and social workers and nurses. their jobs are complex. they are. and we owe them a great deal of gratitude. but we have to come together. and the prioritys our kids and their families. and it is time for new mexico, in the same way we put our minds to anything, would become the best at it in the country. why wouldn't we have the best public education ocome bar none in the country? that is my goal, and i hopit is yours, too. [applause] we, all of us, including our school di

political commentator scott jennings, historian leah wright, and political commentator maria car cardonaou watching for specifically today? >> how many independents actually vote. it's a semiopen primary. the record is like 40%, which we saw in 2012. some folks on the ground think it could get a as high as 45%. there's a theory if they are more behavioral democrats, haley will get some of those. but there's some trump campaign folk who is think that some of these independents may just be inaffiliated folks. they do like donald trump because they view him as outside the normal political system. so specifically, independent share of the overall electorate. >> the undeclared voters in new hampshire could pull ballots in either primary. how many will the results come down to them from your perspective? >> i think they will have o outoutside influence on the result, but i don't think they will have outside influence in the way we would imagine. right now, it's apparent that donald trump is going to win the primary in new hampshire. but what they may do is send a signal to this larger ecosyste

. >>> let's bring in a pair of commentators now, we have sc cup and maria cardona.t makes her campaign think that she can give him a run for his money? >> i think every opportunity she has two peers that inevitability is good for her, and leads to some momentum. and you have to look at the people who are saying this primary is over, donald trump and joe biden, they are saying that because it benefits donald trump and joe biden. joe biden wanted to be over because he wants to face trump and nikki haley would be a much tougher opponent for joe biden and trump, so i think we need to be careful with our framing hair, and remember that 49% of people in iowa chose someone other than trump. 40% plus of people chose someone other than trump. the party is not coalesced around him. it is divided. there's no real other way to see it. now, the map gets tougher for nikki haley, she knows that but she's going to fight because 40% is not an insignificant number, and i think her performance and her you know, going out on the trail and doing media is giving permission for other inde

let's talk to host of the white flag podcast joe walsh and democratic strategist maria cardona. there's a lot to go, only three days left. i can't believe we're here. what do you make of the trump iowa strategy because it contrasts significantly to say desantis'? >> it's cold in iowa. >> why, yes, there you go. >> news flash, it's cold. laura, i don't think there are any closing arguments. i campaigned in iowa four years ago hopelessly against trump. at this point it's just getting your people out. trump has a hell of an organization. desantis does, too, but donald trump this time has a great organization. so i expect his people to come out. >> it's funny because we often hear a lot about his absence in iowa. you would think that must mean he doesn't have the ground presence compared to nikki haley or someone you talked about going to all 90. what is his ground game? >> he has a campaign team that's been there for months. you can really see the difference how they're approaching this iowa this time than when he first ran. you can also see it in, frankly, the polls. he's 30 point

grisham: she is also an instructive literacy coach in albuquerque as well as cardona, and matt teacher roberto salas from las cruces where they are embracing and doing these programs and they are making sizable, dramatic differences as they implement them. i thank them for their dedication to new mexico families. [applause] gov. grisham: i want to tell you -- there are jobs and careers that are really tough. ask doctors and nurses potentially over the last five years, look no further than your public education teachers and principals and superintendents and social workers and nurses. their jobs are complex. they are. we owe them a great deal of gratitude but we have to come together and the priority here is error kiddo's and their families. and it's time for new mexico in the same way we -- when we put our minds to anything, we become the best at it in the country. why wouldn't we have the best public education outcome barn on in the country? that's my goal and i hope it is yours, too. [applause] gov. grisham: we, all of usall e for the results we desire. we need to guarantee that the

we have maria cardona and allison stewart. $83 million makes a difference. >> he has 83 million reasons to avoid that topic altogether. he explained it to his base. he is doing the subtle nod to this. and using this as an example to look in all of his legal perils into one big bucket of weaponization of the doj. i'm a victim of overzealous liberal prosecutors. i'm a victim of liberals going after me because i'm a threat to them in the residential -- presidential race. and his base believes it. the problem is, he is the presumptive nominee for the most part for the gop, unless something changes. he needs to start making an argument to those independent voters in the more moderate voters across this country and trying to get away from that story line because people outside of his base or not buying it. >> and, maria, you know, most about this with other folks earlier. it is conventional wisdom that when trump would go to the courthouse and talk outside of the courthouse, it was working wonders for him. what a stroke of genius. it was uniting the republican base. all that might be true, bu

joe walsh discussed their chances with maria cardona. here is part of their conversation. >> trump is going to win iowa, it is just a matter of how big and if nikki haley can get a bump heading into new hampshire. >> and the problem is because distance has gone all in in iowa, this is it for him, this will be the hill that he dies on or not. if he doesn't -- i think if he doesn't come in second, he's done because he can't go to new hampshire and they have already said that he is going to south carolina before he's going to new hampshire. i think that he will try to one up nikki haley in south carolina regardless of what happens in iowa. he will focus on south carolina. he wants to embarrass nikki haley in her own home state because donald trump is so far ahead of both of them, if he can get second place in south carolina, that is a huge embarrassment for nikki haley. >> and if desantis can get second in iowa, that could defy expectations. >> and i also think it mean that's thinks that he doesn't really have that big of a chance in new ha

for more on this, republican strategist alice stewart and commentator democratic strategist maria cardona. maria, attacks between the candidates, they're getting more pointed and louder, especially between donald trump and nikki haley right now. what does that mean for new hampshire? what does that mean for new hampshire voters? >> well, i think the means that they are going to get a front seat to what is actually a very nasty campaign, but it's so interesting, kate, because it hasn't been until recently that nikki haley realized that she actually has to beat donald trumpp and in order to beat somebody you have to go after them with where you think they have flaws and that has been where she has not been able to do that. desantis hasn't really been able to do that. until like a week ago. new hampshire i think is a little bit different because that's where nikki haley has made sort of her last stand, where she is making the case to her voters that she is the one that can go up against donald trump, but it doesn't seem like there's a path after new hampshire even if she comes within single

i am wondering also what the response was of your direct boss , education secretary cardona, when youcided to resign? >> i used every avenue available to me to be able to express my concerns both about the language the administration -- the white house was using, to express concerns about the policies and how it undermines the president's message on protecting democracy, on how it undermines our stature across the international community with respect to being humanitarians and caring about human life. i spoke with the secretary on numerous occasions about this issue. i spoke with the assistant secretary, the secretary's chief of staff. they are extremely understanding of my personal plight and my personal frustration. they were very supportive of me on a personal level, emotionally understanding, checking on me to make sure i was doing ok. even in circumstances where the white house had listening sessions for staff in particular. i was there and try to raise concerns, as did many of my colleagues. there was a different tone and the reception from the white house than say the departmen

cnn political commentator maria cardona, and republican strategist alice stewart.aria are the hosts of the podcast hot mics. you're a new hampshire guy, what do you think of this news? are you surprised by it? did desantis not really have a choice? >> i'm not too surprised. after he barely squeaked into second place in iowa, all this did was maybe give him four more days in the campaign trail. had he come third, this is a decision that probably would have come monday night. he didn't have any core support outside some very vocal supporters who have been with him since the beginning. he's been polling in cnn's poll today, 6%, and this has been a long time coming. i mean, one thing i think has not been focused on enough is how the trump team really methodically tore apart ron desantis since his re-election november of 2022. if you go back to the fall, i remember talking to folks around president trump. they said, ron desantis is the only one they had any inkling of a concern about. and they unleashed upwards of $47 million or upwards of almost $25 million of that $47

also here is democratic strategist maria cardona, who also has a podcast called hot mics, from left tou both for joining us. joe, if you look at the entrance polls from iowa last night, donald trump's cementing his hold on the republican party. we have a large majority of iowa republican caucus goers thinking that the 2020 election was stolen from him. of course, we will know it was not. just a small bit less think that trump is still fit to run the country, even if he is convicted. remember, 91 counts, four and died mets against him. sitting here today just a few hours after the results in iowa, how are you feeling about trump's hold of the party and where he goes from here? >> i think i am a lousy guest to have on tv shows like this to talk about this race, because i just don't think there is a race. i think this is over. i think it was over from the beginning. everything you just rattled off there tells us where the voters in my former political party are. this is trump's party. i think it has been his nomination from the very beginning. nikki haley make rattle us a little bit in ne

. >> cardona also says republicans should stop blocking debt forgiveness for federal student loans.> jacqui: let's hope that fix gets fixed. sounds like a big problem. >> and soon, the school year is acoming. >> jacqui: that old thing. >> sandra: alabama getting ready to carry out the u.s. first nitrogen gas execution, and it is very controversial. plus this. >> there are more questions than answers after three kansas city chiefs fans were found debt outside a friend's home. ted williams joins us for more on that story. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infec

year's three finalists, along with packers running back aaron jones and patriots long snapper joe cardonaroots to the military include his grandfather and uncle, who have served. the winner of the award will be announced during super bowl week in las vegas, with monetary contributions going to the recipient military charity of choice. kittle is known a lot more for his football playing than his fortune telling, but he was pretty much on the money when it came to what he was foreseeing on sunday night. >> i can't wait at the end of the game, i'm going to say, hey, they had us in first half. i'm not gonna lie, i can't wait till after the game and i get to say, you know what? they had us in the first half. they had us in the first half, not gonna lie. but hey, here we are now. and i called that. i called that in the second quarter. i said, i can't wait. at the end of the game, i'm gonna be able to say this to the entire world called it. and then we did it. >> kittle obviously knew what he was talking about, reversing a 17 point deficit tied the 40 niners record for biggest turnaround in an n

year's three finalists, along with packers running back aaron jones and patriots long snapper joe cardonatles roots to the military include his grandfather and uncle, who have served the winner of the award will be announced during super bowl week in las vegas with monetary contributions going to the recipients. military charity of choice. kittle is known a lot more for his football playing than his fortune telling, but he was pretty much on the mark when it came to what he was foreseeing on sunday night. >> i can't wait at the end of the game, i'm going to say, hey, they had us in the first half. i'm not going to lie, i can't wait till after the game. and i get to say, you know what? they had us in the first half. they had us in the first half, not gonna lie. but but hey, here we are now. and i called that. i called that in the second quarter. i said i can't wait at the end of the game, i'm going to be able to say this to the entire world called it. and then we did it. kittle obviously knew what he was talking about. >> reverse a 17 point deficit tied the 49ers record for biggest turnaro

francisco javier cardona, ex narcotraficante y autor del libro “el narco rescatado del infierno”, lacionar en la oficina. eso no se puede... no se debe mencionar, ni hay razÓn para hacerlo. roberts: ¿la gente le tenÍa miedo? >> sÍ. la respetaban. roberts: su ex amante, charles cosby, tuvo razones para temerle. >> griselda era respetada porque a veces podÍa ser muy violenta. roberts: Él lo viviÓ en carne propia, como lo contarÁ mÁs adelante. mateo blanco es sobrino de griselda. >> era una mujer de hierro. >> una mujer de una cultura machista, involucrada en un negocio mÁs machista. y ella llegÓ al tope de ese negocio. y fue temida. roberts: nelson andreu, entonces detective de homicidios, dice que griselda querÍa sobresalir en un negocio controlado por hombres. >> tenÍa que sobrepasar, demostrar su violencia, demostrar que no perdonaba a nadie, sino la pisotean. roberts: hay quienes aseguran que la frialdad de griselda era tal que despuÉs de ordenar el asesinato de sus enemigos, asistÍa a sus funerales y hasta enviaba flores. >> ese nivel de violencia que trajo al narcotrÁfico, no se

paul taylor executive director of american freedom to attorney general garland secretary cardona thatis noting the significant spike in anti-semitic violence across the united states and asking the department of justice to transfer jurisdiction over these matters to ensure there following up with numerous groups across the country. and i now recognize the gentlelady from wyoming. >> thank you mr. chair. assistant attorney general kristen clarke the cpb issued a joint statement about incredible opportunities for nonsystem borrows under the equal opportunity credit act but a site yount a letter on november6 that have yet to receive a response. did you know the civil rights divisione enforces the equal credit opportunity act in your quoted in the press release for this guidance which warns banks not to use immigration status including whether an individual is lawfully present in the country to determine the ability to take that long. the joint statement admits the equal credit opportunity act does not expressr a privet consideration of status. this appears to be an attempt to dissuade he

. >> secretary pompeo on the show the has ever experienced for the record -- secretary cardona show theer experienced an american foreign policy whiplash from peace through strength to swagger of the trump pompeo approach to the weakness and appeasement that we see coming from the current administration. why did putin wait for you and president trump to leave office before he invaded ukraine? >> it's good to see you again. look, i try to take a back bench approach to the sink often get asked with these things happen if you are with the iowa and xi does. i cannot articulate that they did not. i can only articulate that putin decided that it was not a wise time to invade ukraine while we were there and then shortly thereafter began to continue his effort to take more of ukraine. he took the fifth a ukraine under president obama, 0% during our time as and when added again. again. in the end putin didn't change. putin has been the same guy since he was young kgb officer. his desire for greater russia is deep and abetted in his dna. the only thing that stops these bad actors for moment free

ktvu amanda cardona is at the park. amanda, what does it look like now?ere's barricades and there are police that do not let anyone through. but we're inside that secure area. so this is what it looks like at the park, right now. they have these big shipping containers and they have been able to get them all, all around the perimeter of the park. a lot of work has been done here over the last 24 hours, so this is what it looks like in inside the park. they're still doing a lot of work in there to, uh, taking down trees and moving a lot of dirt around. um, i'm told everything is moving and on schedule to be done in the 3 to 4 day window. the shipping containers do have some gaps in them right now, so the work is not done quite yet. those gaps still need to be filled. and, uh, this all started after around midnight wednesday night when police moved in to clear out the park. there were multiple people sleeping in tents, makeshift structures and even a tree house. seven people refused to leave, so they were arrested for trespassing. four others were arrested

te digo que este aÑo queremos que los restos tus sueÑos nos enlazamos con el economista alejandro cardonago ahorrar, sino detener. esa retenciÓn tiene que tener un objetivo. por ejemplo, comprar una propiedad, comprar oro, plata. estrategias para que el dinero se quede en cada familia. en este 2024 tambiÉn es importante de terminar el nivel de ingreso, cuÁnto fue el aÑo pasado, cuÁnto quiero que aumente este aÑo. tambiÉn la parte de gastos. quÉ gastos son innecesarios. todo eso lo podemos acumular con el objetivo de invertir y lograr la libertad financiera que todos quieren. karla: veÍamos en esta receta la educaciÓn financiera. creo que muchos carecemos de esa educaciÓn financiera. cuÁles son las Áreas que debemos agarrar el conocimiento? alejandro: precisamente, hay que hacer un presupuesto. cuÁnto dinero entra en un hogar y cuÁntos sale? muy pocos hogares saben exactamente lo esos nÚmeros. primero es determinar quÉ tipo de ingreso entra al hogar, cuÁles son los gastos, cuÁnto queda, quÉ estamos haciendo con ese dinero que queda. tambiÉn es importante aprender a manejar nuestro crÉdito,

nuestro bolsillo ahora que damos inicio al aÑo hablamos en vivo en florida con el economista alejandro cardonaon este resultado quizÁs decidan aumentar algo. es algo que el mercado no espera. reaccionÓ con una leve caÍda. hoy tambiÉn la apertura estÁ bajo porque todavÍa estÁn estos temores. si no fuese asÍ estarÍamos algo mÁs arriba. es la parte de la inflaciÓn son medidas de mediano plazo, son medidas que la reserva federal ha estado a travÉs de sus polÍticas monetarias interviniendo en el mercado para poder reducir la parte de la inflaciÓn, pero lo que vemos es que el programa de alimentos sigue fuerte arriba. tambiÉn lo que son los seguros de vehÍculos, de casas, todas las partes de servicio. eso con algunos sectores que no hay disponibilidad en la parte de mano de obra han incrementado. no se ha podido bajar de pronto lo que la reserva federal tiene la expectativa. esto trae preocupaciones al mercado en general. satcha: claro que sÍ. vemos por un lado que la secretaria de tesoro dice que estamos viendo un aterrizaje suave. suave, pero imagÍnate que vamos a tener que ajustar nuestros presup

francisco javier cardona autor del libro el narco rescatado del infierno la conociÓ en la dÉcada de los estaba frente a una acciÓn de griselda? >> el tipo de violencia que habÍa como estructura, tambiÉn los registros de la casa si estaban buscando la droga, el dinero. decÍa me huele a griselda. al cabo de unos dÍas, efectivamente, ese era el resultado. nunca me habÍa equivocado. maria: a partir de vicente blanco el gobierno crea en 1981 el central de tÁcticas antecedente de la dea para enfrentar a las mafias de la cocaÍna. arrestarla era prioridad. en los 80 su fortuna se calculo en $500,000,000. hoy equivaldrÍa a madre 10,000,000,000. >> estoy seguro de que fue de las mujeres mÁs ricas del mundo. pagÓ a alguien en londres para que mojara alguien que trabajarÁ dentro del palacio de buckingham y se robara como una bandeja donde tomaba tÉ la reina. en la fiesta ella presentÓ su vajilla que pertenece la reina isabel. dijo: yo soy la reina de la coca. maria: poco despuÉs la operaciÓn de la ruta irrumpiÓ la amistad con pablo escobar y otros capos. el periodista josÉ investigÓ a fondo en su l

victims from the 2018 mass shooting in parkland are going to be leading education secretary miguel cardonaigh school later this morning. can you tell us about what exactly this event -- what you hope to -- what message you hope to send with this walk-through? >> thanks, mika, for the question. i'm at a house right now which is half a mile from the marjory stoneman douglas high school, the high school i graduated from. we've done these tours before the freshman building was, almost six years ago, as a time capsule. it's exactly the way it was the day after the shooting. they have not touched it at all. the backpacks that fell off, the shoes, the computers that were on the desks, the essays people were working on, the broken glass that's all over the place. we've been bringing congressional delegations through. i've been bringing republicans through. now this is the highest ranking member of the biden administration, the secretary of education, to come through the building. that building, within the horrors of those walls are lessons to learn on how we can keep our kids safe in schools. some