i >> molina died last saturday from carbon monoxide poisoning. his family says molina was trying to keep themselves warm during the night. his brother jose saw the altar for the first time friday i understand i don't i don't. >> i haven't been able to understand. it's heartbreaking. >> only that was a san jose police officer for 10 years. the san jose police officers union told us he served as a reserve officer until he was let go in 1999. that lay off jose says is what set his brother down a dark depression. he was just started drinking a lot heavy. >> your neck that's when you start spacing. the drugs that though the last couple of alina's family say they tried to get him help. >> they say they invited him to stay at their home, only that refused. instead, he ended up right back here. and it just i don't understand how people how the system works. >> and everybody's like. everybody don't eat. and what does 1, 2, to the homeless. and but that was on money going like he didn't get the help you need from the unions, from the city's on allen with t

his family says molina was trying to keep themselves warm during the night. his brother jose saw the altar for the first time friday i understand i don't i don't. >> i haven't been able to understand. it's heartbreaking. >> only that was a san jose police officer for 10 years. the san jose police officers union told us he served as a reserve officer until he was let go in 1999. that lay off jose says is what set his brother down a dark depression. he was just started drinking a lot heavy. >> your neck that's when you start. basing the drugs. so the last couple of alina's family say they tried to get him help. >> they say they invited him to stay at their home, only that refused. instead, he ended up right back here. and it just i don't understand how people how the system works. >> and everybody's like. everybody don't eat. and what does 1, 2, to the homeless. and but that was on money going like he didn't get the help you need from the unions, from the city's on allen with the san jose silicon valley. naacp says when molina become a police officer, californi

como nos dice maria molina, entre los demandantes hay incluso ciudadanos estadounidense s.firÓ un decreto hoy Ábado, nombrando al“ingÉ” como idioma oficial en estados unidos. es la primera vez en la historia, que se designa un idioma oficial a nivel nacional.. esta decision tambien podria impactar a las comunidades inmigrantes ya que muchos documentos oficiales podrian precindir de la informacion que se entreaga en difrentes idiomas por todo el pais... po-57fr como parte del plan de la administracÓn trump de reducir el tamaÑo del gobierno, el departamento del seguro social se prepara para hacer recortes de personal... unos 7 mil empleados perdeÁn sus puestos y Últiples oficinas cerraÁn, lo que podÍa afectar los servicios que reciben los beneficiarios, como nos cuenta violeta bastardo, desde nueva york. a proÓsito e recortes de servidores publicos...cient os de manifestantes se reunieron hoy en el centro de visitantes del parque nacional de yosemite, en california, para expresar su indignacÓn por los recortes de personal en parques y bosques nacionales, llevados a cabo por l

. >> molina died last saturday from carbon monoxide poisoning. his family says molina was trying to keep themselves warm during the night. his brother jose saw the altar for the first time friday i understand i don't i don't. >> i haven't been able to understand. it's heartbreaking. >> only that was a san jose police officer for 10 years. the san jose police officers union told us he served as a reserve officer until he was let go in 1999. that lay off jose says is what set his brother. >> down a dark depression. he was just started drinking a lot your neck just one start spacing, the drugs that though the last couple alina's family say they tried to get him help. >> they say they invited him to stay at their home, but only that refused. instead, he ended up right back here. and it just i don't understand how people how the system works. >> and everybody's like. everybody don't eat. and what does 1, 2, to the homeless. and but that was on money going like he didn't get the help needed from the unions from the city's on allen with the san jose sil

su idioma materno, por lo que esta medida podrÍa tener serias consecuencias, como nos dice marÍa molinaden ejecutiva del presidente trump, que indica que una lengua nacional es la base de una sociedad unificada y cohesionada. la casa blanca dice que la medida busca unir al paÍs, pero defensores de los derechos civiles y activistas estÁn preocupados por el impacto que podrÍa tener en aquellos que hablan otros idiomas. >> servicios escolares, comunicaciones que te dan que ver con servicios naturales. todo esto se podrÁ ver afectado, tambiÉn tenemos que tomar en consideraciÓn que tenemos territorios en los estados unidos como es puerto rico en donde la mayorÍa las personas hablen espaÑol. maria: la orden permitirÁ a las agencias del gobierno y a las organizaciones que reciben fondos federales decidir si continÚan prestando servicio y dando documentos en idiomas distintos al inglÉs, pero ya no serÁ obligatorio. durante la campaÑa el presidente trump expresÓ repetidamente su preocupaciÓn sobre los migrantes que llegan hablando un idioma extranjero, una de las medidas que tomÓ fue eliminar la

can this bring in molina vessel know that she joins us now in london and to a last minute meeting scheduled with the u. k. prime minister. we understand it is wednesday, hasn't arrived yet, but can you just say the same for us as it is right now? yeah, we are expecting sam to arrive here at downing street at some point this afternoon after landing idea on the day to the united kingdom. and this is a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow on sunday, but it was built full was perhaps not surprising. off to the events on friday in the white house and that terrible 4 dozen ends he had with the donald trump fence. so we assume that the last you will talk to kids. some of the british prime minister about will be perhaps how to repack his relationship with the american president. then he needs america to how continue defending his country. he has indicated that he wants good relations and he's perhaps hoping to get some advice sort of british prime minister who himself held what was considered a very successful meeting with donald trump in the white house on that day. well, even though he d

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lisa chen who's the principal planner and also molina leon ferrera who is the senior planner. i also want to think most of all is the community stakeholders, the community that's really been pushing the planning commission and the department for more comprehensive term tenant protections especially in the rezoning process. i'd just like to make a little bit of introduction of who are these groups are rep s.f. as name as race and equity in all planning is a housing justice coalition of 40 s of b grassroots organization of advance equitable city planning as a failure c to san francisco anti displacement coalition is also a group of tenant organization allies who organize against soaring eviction and rent increase in san francisco also want to thank choo choo the council of primary housing organizing asian as a nonprofit coalition of 22 base housing developers and tenant advocates and their collective long standing mission to foster development of permanently affordable low income housing in san francisco under community control and through non speculative means of ownership with

las torturas al agente de la dea camarena en febrero de 1000 985.1 de los testigos, segÚn Él, ezra molina enterÓ que habÍan asesinado al agente de la dea camarena? >> yo cuando aquello estaba en miami. honestamente no me acuerdo haberlo oÍdo la noticia en aquel momento. >> rodrÍguez no afronta ningÚn cargo por la muerte de camarena. esta es la primera vez que hace hablar extensamente de las acusaciones. >> en principio que se hizo en investigaciÓn exhaustiva jamÁs saliÓ que habÍa un cubano y menos yo . >> la historia de cÓmo rodrÍguez terminÓ involucrado en este caso tiene que ver con un escÁndalo que estallÓ en 1987 durante un debate del congresista demÓcrata donde se revelÓ que algunos combatientes entrenados por la cia para derrotar al gobierno izquierdista de nicaragua recibÍan apoyo econÓmico de los narcos. de acuerdo con berrellez, el agente de la dea habÍa descubierto esa alianza y la cÍa estaba muy nerviosa. >> a camarena lo levantaron para interrogarlo para ver que sabÍa de las operaciones en el rancho de veracruz donde estaban entrenando y bajaban hacÍa mucha cocaÍna. >> los int

and then all the repair replacement and relocation requirements which is what molina was talking about in the last item. >> and we got planning director alternate. so this is implementation of sb nine. this will also probably be reserved for all of our smaller scale ministerial programs. it doesn't have affordability requirements. it's slightly different. it doesn't have the same labor requirements. so it has its own special bulletin and i wish it was number nine but it's number eight. >> i know it's very confusing. yeah. so planning director role to nine is actually planning director bolton fives best friend because this is the mixed income ministerial programs. and so now these have become a lot more popular with sb 423 being more you know more widely used. >> and so it goes through sb 423 and b 20 11 the mixed income versus the affordable projects from the ministerial standpoint have different requirements. they have different requirements for labor, they have different requirements for expiration. >> so we kind of gave them their own separate bulletins. >> and finally we have plann

satcha: marÍa molina, muchas gracias. seguimos ahora con mÁs en "despierta america".esa energÍa empezarÁ a traer algo distinto a nuestras vidas. francisca: me encanta. permitir que suceda. hablando de eso, ella en un vÍdeo hablaba de lo estancada que se sentÍa . entregÓ todo al universo y mira en el aÑo tan espectacular que ha tenido. hÉctor, cÓmo nos quitamos el miedo de atrevernos a dar los primeros pasos? >>el miedo es realmente el gran opositor o el gran oponente es que tenemos que superar. hay que entender que hay dos tipos de miedo. el miedo como elemento clave para nuestra supervivencia. el problema no estÁ por tanto en el miedo per se, sino en lo que nuestra mente hace con el miedo. hay una parte de nuestra mente que estÁ averiada y sabe que el miedo es su mejor recurso para paralizarnos. es el mejor recurso para atrevernos a soÑar, para evitar que nos levantemos despuÉs de cada caÍda. lo que tenemos que entender es cÓmo darle la vuelta a este miedo mental. cÓmo evitar que este miedo mental sea el que nos domina. eso se hace principalmente controlando el foco