abel, thank you so much. abel: thank you so much for having us.appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you all. damian: all right, gracias. and up next here on "comunidad del valle" some more celebrations of dia de los muertos across the bay area, stay with us. veronica escámez is the head of casa círculo cultural in the peninsula redwood city area. she's on our show. senora, welcome back to "comunidad del valle." veronica escámez: thank you very much for the invitation. damian: thank you. senora was acting honoria la familia award a few years back, but tell us a little bit, senora, about casa círculo cultural. veronica: well, casa círculo cultural-- name is casa means home for a lot of families here in redwood city. we try to teach the kids about the arts and cultures and traditions of our--mexico and latin america. damian: oh, that's beautiful and, i mean, what a better way to teach culture to our children than the dia de los muertos. tell us about the big party you have planned in redwood city. veronica: yeah, well, this is gonna be

out of this film once they see it, abel?'s core values and of all that movement. i think that's the biggest thing is to, for the young folks, and all participants, all audience, to kind of take a look at what they're doing themselves in terms of service like cesar and all the people in the farmworker movement who were involved with it, helped it. i think that's the biggest thing the spiritual look at "what am i doing today to help society? what am i doing to help better my brothers and sisters? what can i do to contribute?" and to me that's the core of what this film can teach a lot of people, or maybe remind them, what am i doing today to help society and to make the world a better place? and that's my goal on the inside. damian: no, that's good, and it goes on-- along with cesar's thinking and his commitment to service. and he said, his family says, "cesar chavez day is not a day off, it's a day on to see what you can do for your community." andres, what would you like folks to go home with? andres: well, i would hope that

damián trujillo: abel, comenzamos contigo, este es un proyecto que combina la música, el arte, con elnto, para ayudar y apoyar, y así, así fue la película, para enseñar a la gente cómo este movimiento se formó, y cómo césar chávez y dolores huerta, pusieron este movimiento para la gente, para ayudar a los campesinos. damián trujillo: perfecto; doctor, carrasco, yo vi este documental, usted ya lo vio también, yo pensé que era, iba a ser como cualquier otro documental de césar chávez, bueno documental, pero ya sabemos la historia; esto fue un poco diferente, porque la música y el arte casi no se había incluido en los otros documentales; ¿qué pensó usted de lo que vio? david carrasco: no, pues es que es una nueva etapa de la presentación de césar chávez al mundo, porque esta película tiene diferentes niveles, es un, hay un nivel de mucho entertainment, ¿no?, está muy, está muy divertido, donde la, las personas pueden, este, eh, tener mucho, buen sentimiento; pero también hay otro nivel, es educativo, y en este nivel hay información sobre césar chávez, sobre los campesinos, pero también s

abel, welcome to the show. abel guillén: hey, thank you so much for having us today.ited to be here and [speaking foreign language] damian: that's right. well, we have a theme going. that's why the altar--i have my [speaking foreign language] in the back, but we're talking about

abel morales is still very much active in bolivia and politics. some would say casting a shadow over his previous colleague, louise, art of say, so yeah, it really is a case of the government trying to assert is authority. he obviously soon after coming to off is less than a year ago. had to deal with the pandemic, which has hit bolivia particularly hard and already weak economy in a, in a big mass. so really this is a case of proving a to the population and he still has a mandate that he still has power. and then he's accusing the organizers of the counter demonstrations, the antioch government demonstrations of being the very same people who are behind what he called, that qu, in 2019 c. a very much determined to, to put, to stamp his authority on his government. and on the country, daniel, thanks very much. that's daniels farmer talking to us from bought a status. chillers president has imposed assailable emergency over the so called mar, put che conflicts. the armed indigenous group have been fighting to recover ancestral land. troops are bein

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have we advanced since the first killing, cain and abel, and it gives me hope. at times i say we haven't advanced that when i sit and listen to other human beings who share this earth, i gain hope in the human story, and the resilience and the courage that people have. >> thank you so much for your conversation about the book, refugees in america. we would like you to read this book and more importantly, to take the time to listen to here and tell your stories. thank you so much for being with us here on it mosaic. see the area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> the bay area hit with the first wave of the storm overnight. some areas are under evacuation orders and some residents have chosen to stay behind. police are looking for someone who smashing windows along highway 17. even responsible responding officers windows were shattered. what new information the fda is said to review about coronavirus. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >>> we will take a look at high def dominant which has plenty of green on

and the attorney general who was appointed by president abel sonata and may be biased towards him, has 30 days to give a response. he has to say whether he accepts the charges or not. there 9 charges in total. the most serious of them is on the present being accused of crimes against humanity. now this specific charge of crimes against humanity, the senators will also take to the international court in the hague. so they are also, if in case the, the attorney general does not address that the charges that they, that the this committee has recommended. there's thinking also of going directly to the supreme court. now will anything happen on the short term? no. the most likely not. um, this is a process that takes a long time. president shade was one out of would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is the political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. john po process is the leader of the left leaning workers party in brazil, senate he welcome the outcome with the votes. s

it's at mark west creek near mere abell heights, northwest of santa rosa.w this crest over the past 24 hours at 58.48 feet. but it's still currently at 55.57 feet, so it's near flood stage. but i do think as we head through tomorrow and certainly through thursday we'll continue to see that drop below flood stage with that drier weather building in. as we get you to storm ranger,ia can see showers off to the north. we have seen a little over santa rosa but this is breaking up and moving out. it's going to set us up with the next change tomorrow. it's from this area of high pressure. this is pretty massive considering what we just went through. it's really kind of the flipped scenario for us. i don't see extremely hot air with it, but definitely a 4 to 7 degree warmup, also some morning fog starting to return. let's get you ready to go for the wednesday morning forecast. you can leave the umbrella at home but have the jacket. temperatures will be in the 50s. if you're getting up early around 5:00 or 6:00, watch out for patchy areas of ground fog because we ha

some of them who are behind what he calls a cou in 2019, which deposed it. freed assessor president abel morales from office. they obviously deny this, they say that they simply angry. a proposed government law which has passed low, a house has been suspended for now. while the government seeks consultation with the people, they say will put too much power in the hands of the state and allow the states to stifle opposition to persecute opposition leaders. the government says it's a law that is necessary to try to stop elicit earnings. they cite recently discovered on earth, pandora papers, which many around the world are talking about. are these offshore accounts where people have been stashing. there sometimes ill gotten gains. many bolivians were mentioned in those papers. and so the government says that's necessary to stop money laundering money. other people should be paying taxes on being pushed abroad so that they can rejuvenate the economy. the money stays in the country and they can try to emerge from there. they've been very hard hit like many countries by the corona virus appen

and the attorney general, who was appointed by president abel san ardo and may be biased towards to him, has 30 days to give a response. he has to say whether he accepts the charges or not. they're 9 charges in total. the most serious of them is long for uh, the president being accused of crimes against humanity. sedans, military jones has made more arrests following mondays. qu protests against the crew of continued lead into the nights. the military leader says he has to seize power to avoid a civil war. your secretary stays ansley, blinking was will, can to have double hum doc sued ons to pulls prime minister. he was detained on monday, but as no reportedly moved back to his residence in you and climate reports as google promises to cut emissions aren't enough to meet the parents agreement targets of a 1.5 degree temperature rise. by the end of this century, it says there's a 60 percent chance temperatures will rise. i nearly double glance. you and warns that many g 20 nations are likely to release more warming gases in 2030. when they did 11 years ago, ditches communities across sac

be sending it now to the attorney general and the attorney general, who was appointed by president abel sonata and may be biased towards to him, has 30 days to give a response. he has to say whether he accepts the charges or not. they're 9 charges in total. the most serious of them is on for are the present being accused of crimes against humanity. sedans, village agenda has made more rest falling mondays to protests have continued late into the night. literally, the says he had to seize power to avoid a civil war. the un security council has met and is urgent a democratic transition. meanwhile, you are sector of state anthony blinkin has welcome the release of saddam's deposed prime minister from custody of the law. hum docs office says he's been returned to his residence and is under close surveillance. while other leaders remain in detention. iraqi police, at least 11 people have been killed in an isolated indiana products. the attackers used hung grenades and machine guns during the assault. the government declared victory against the group in 2017, but the attacks of continued a yo

thousands of people have rallied and cities across brazil calling for the impeachment of the president abel sanara. they keys him of mishandling the coven. 19 pandemic, which has killed nearly 600000 brazilians. at monica, yanna cube reports. many people are also angry with wising unemployment, poverty and inflation. who the protest was held exactly one year before brazil's presidential elections. tens of thousands of brazilians from all walks of life, took to the streets of rio de janeiro, and 19 another state capitols. they may disagree on who should govern latin america's largest economy. but they say, they know who should not. the protesters dance to the same drumbeat to demand present jade bull sonatas. impeachment, ma'am? he is destroying the environment, the economy, the democratic institutions. this government is squeezing the air out of the people protests against valuable. so now to began, since he publicly denied the coven 19 pandemic, which has killed almost 600000 brazilians to date. but now a growing number of left wing political parties have joined forces with trade unions an

during this time, gould off also used contacts with president ulysses s grant brother in law, abel corbin, to influence the president and the secretary general horace porter. these speculations culminated in the panic of black friday and september 24th 18. 69. when the greenback cash premium over face value fell on gold. a double eagle fell from 62 percent to 35 percent. so using political connections using illegal methods to profit, he did profit off this, but then ended up having to pay a lot of the profit back in lawsuits that were filed. but again, those take time and effort to file lawsuits and get to the bottom of all those like clara. i said obligations across the market in 2000. b and 8, and then they pay back a small fraction of their, their ill gotten gains was fascinating as the to spur a commodities panic. buying spree, he tried a corner of gold now and the 21st century. we have a, a panic buying spree and commodities, commodities. i've had a new all time high, higher than 20 love higher than at any time in history. and yet what's lagging horribly, gold and silver. this commod

initiated a crew, or he called a cou in 2019, which removed from office his predecessor, our president, abel. might alice, as he is questioning that, so ready as her to stabilize democracy, he says, or to, to bolster his mandate, to push this law through something like 80 percent of bolivian workers work in the informal economy. many of them, or most of them don't pay taxes. so he's very keen, the president to fight to make sure bring these people into the economy. to bolster of bolivia is waning. economy suffered greatly during the pandemic. so really the battle lines have now been drawn the opposition to have been out government or forces out today. and really just to show a which has the biggest, the greatest number of people out on the street. because often in bolivia, few people have a faith in some of the institutions. a lot of the politics is conducted in the street in this way. and, and you mentioned the anti government purchase. so on monday, how much impact do they have? where they managed to block according to the please, something like a 150 streets during the course of the day.

he's also living under the shadow of the former president abel morales who is still campaigning. he's still very of vocal, are very visible in bolivia, sir luis out of say, always trying to assert himself. and of course, like presidents around the country around the world story. having to deal with the pandemic, which has hit bolivia particularly hard. the economy has been shattered, which is one of the reasons why he says this law must go through in order to help bolivia drag itself out itself out of the economic mess that it's in. okay, we'll make sure he keep his updated as to how the next few days. i'm fall, daniel. shy my. they're joining us live from argentina. human rights groups of calling on countries in southeast asia to do more to end the exploitation of migrant fishermen. it follows a string of deaths on board ships working overseas. jessica washington reports from to gall in at central java. on this chinese fishing vessel of the waters mc route. these indonesian fishermen prepared to say good bye to one of their crew. after months at sea, so carefully has returned to

lilian abel, chief infectious disease specialist at the university of miami health system. doctor, good to see you. let's start with a booster shot rollout. "the new york times" writes that the booster rollout has complicated efforts to persuade the unvaccinated to get their first round of shots. one vaccinated man in ohio told "the times," quote, it seems like it's just a short time and people are already having to get boosters and the fact that they didn't realize that earlier in the rollout, shows me that there could be other questions that there could be out there. does this match the conversations that you and your colleagues are having with patients, doctor? >> i think from the beginning, we knew this was a new disease. we have a vaccine that's highly effective, but as you know, viruses can mutate. and as new strains of viruss have appeared, we are understanding better how effective are the vaccines for these new variants. for example, the delta variant. we also know from other vaccines like hepatitis and other conditions or even the flu vaccine that immunocompromised

i really want to remote exterminate all the brutes as i know doctor abel ortiz will tell us more about it. if you go to amazon.com they are selling all three books that are the historical backstops for this documentary which is four hours on hbo. you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, the friends of rall tech and i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come enjoy the conversation which has taken off. please tell us how you got involved and how i reached out to you and just finally went to say this is a documentary of a decade, not the documentary of 2021 and it is here to revolutionize the historical record. host: thank you, barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz, what is exterminate all the brew? guest: it is exactly as she described. it is a paradigm shift in anything that's ever been on television, i think. especially, you know broad television. it has long been one of my favorite. of course, i didn't know him, had never met him, never expected in my lifetime i would meet my favorite filmmaker and one day i get a call from bob pack and this was three years ago, 20

cuenta las diferentes versiones de lo que le ocurriÓ a la mujer que acusa mejor amigo de su esposo abelol. de verdad estaba muy entusiasmado, es una pelÍcula que es productor, escritor y actor y querÍa hablar de su proyecto pero vemos que el espaÑol ya le fluye. >> creo que estÁ hablando mÁs espaÑol. >> recuerden que es una pelÍcula que hace con matt damon, ni lo dejo hablar en la entrevista porque estaba hablando de este proyecto que se estrena este viernes en sala de cine. los invito a que lo vea y lo disfruten, los va llevar los tiempos de los vikingos, lo han haber diferente pero una pelÍcula para todos los gustos. >> gracias por esa conversaciÓn tan bonita. vamos a seguir con mÁs. osuna esta metiÓ el escÁndalo por una foto que publicÓ en instagram, en el revoltillo tenemos lo que paso. >> tambiÉn tenemos la increÍble historia de dos atletas mexicanas hay quienes le van a convertir en barbie. >> tambiÉn pretendÍa correr 50 millas pero terminaron rescatados en las montaÑas de iota, nova sangre lo que le pasÓ a mÁs de 80 corredores. >> gracias por despertar con nosotros y dejarnos ent