rob managed abraham marquez and tom norton's stay right there. because now that we've discussed exactly, well, the new president, mexico is we're going to look at how present shing mom is going to work with other leaders in the region specifically. so it's not mexico's northern border. we'll see you after quick break. the the, the welcome back to perspective. i'm your house guy now he's, we're discussing the newly elected president mexico, claudia shine bomb, and what impact will be on mexico. so in the previous segment, but now look at what present shine bomb effect might be outside of mexico's borders . a spring back in our panel kernel, rob manice, as does rob man, a show in front of us air force, colonel, a brand marquez for the porter, and tom norton, chairman, american pack, and veteran. thank you so much for joining us. tom. i want to start with you on this one because president biden was quick to call the new president and let the world know be a social media is congratulations. however, how much will the shine bomb administration work wi

so marco, and following up to abraham's uh, conversation there. so does this mean that the people of mexico are actually very, very happy with how the last semester who was there for wants to continue those policies. tom as well do what you actually have going on next to the reason why they keep selecting socialists next. the city accounts for well over half the mexican population, whereas you have the rural areas in the north, the way the progress of the on us it out through there in the notes that are actually a little bit more what you would call more reserved when the world they, they see the problems of what's happening in the southern border is majority of the limit correct, are actually from mexico. so this election is really mexico city is really isolated for the majority of the land mass of the country, even though because majority to population lives. that's what makes some people i think the social is because next most of he is an economic ball of the country itself. so that's, that's what the selection was. reflection of is that there

and the fate of abraham lincoln's presidency and perhaps the continuation of the war was on the ballot. in that spring of 1864, lincoln placed his hand on a hoosier general shoulder, and he said i believe it right to give you a chance. what he really meant was a second chance. i rise to mark a day 160 years ago, mr. president, when that second chance and a refusal to flinch from duty even in a forlorn hope saved our nation's capitol and possibly much more than that. not long after his meeting with lincoln, that same soldier was ushered into the office of secretary of war ed stanton. what do you know of the middle department the secretary asked? nothing his visitor replied. nothing, the secretary repeated. i am from the west. general lou wallace answered. by the west, he meant crawfordsville, in. that is where he was when the year began, an officer who appeared to be at a dead end. two years before the division under his command arrived late to the union lines during the first day of fighting at shiloh. wallace was scapegoated after one of the deadliest battles in the war up to that poi

it man a show and a former us air force colonel. abraham marquez who was a freelance reporter covering the border. and tom norton, chairman, american pack and a veteran. thank you so much for joining us today on this issue. i want to start with your chrome minutes because let's talk about this new mexican project, claudia, shine bomb, and her political views. do you think she will just be a continuation of the policies that agenda of her predecessor, or do you actually 1st the present shine bomb forging a new past? little scottish thanks for having beyond. i really don't see or forging a new past the she's the same party, you know, pursue the same policies which include a, a reform of the dictionary. that's really not the acceptable to somebody like good american. and you're going to see more of the same just with a different personality. so abraham, i've got to talk about the significance of shine bonds landslide and this extreme dominance of the marina or the movie, mento diary generation national party. did that surprise you that one party dominated so much i, i think if we want to

achieve first of all and then we would sign the abraham accords.ning the abraham accords was one of the most important milestones we have achieved and this is why we shall continue and keep an open door with the israelis. >> an important day in the middle east that i don't think gets enough recognition is april 13 to 14, we iran launched an attack on israel that turned out to be 100 ballistics missiles, probably 250 drones, and it was essentially completely stopped by integrated air defense and extraordinary performance by a number of air forces obviously led by israel. what is not widely understood is that sedcom organized integrated air defense and radars including countries in the arab worlds such as bahrain. so that night of april 13 was an important one for bbahrain. i'm sure the audience would be interested in what that was like for you, what you knew about we the missiles were launched and whether this defense integration might be the beginning of some broader regional defense cooperation. >> well, deterrence is the key words in all aspects

will the real abraham lincoln please stand up? now the final photograph of the cemetery, according to bill for, as benito was taken by 19 year old photographer david bacharach. bacharach was positioned about 168 feet northwest of the front of the speaker stand. this photograph first came to the public's attention in 1952 when josephine cobb, who was chief of chief of the still photo section at the national archives, identified a photograph labeled crowd of citizens soldiers, etc. , as being the consecration ceremony at the natural national cemetery. knowing that lincoln had to be in there somewhere, cobb. cobb in large the negative plate several times and eventually found lincoln seated the platform. to the left is secretary of state seward. and you can see edward everett standing over on the right now. now, i had all of 19th century materials in hand. so i turned my attention back to the size shape, location of the speaker's stand. now, according to franco, the speaker's stand 12 feet wide and 20 feet deep. there were 30 vips sea

abraham lincoln received that letter. and lincoln had a very keen sense of justice when it to matters like this. and he knew that this young woman been wronged and that very day he received the letter, he took it, he read it, he turned it over and on the back. he wrote pardon a lincoln. november 5th, 1864, i believe. it is the fastest pardon lincoln issued during his presidency and to make it all the more incredible. november 5th was three days before he would stand for reelection. we know how big elections in this country. but lincoln took out of his very busy schedule to right a wrong as he could to this young black woman woman. i just go right in, right. lincoln would travel around washington, d.c. and he interacted with many african-americans around the city and often he would stop at the contraband camp, which was located near where howard university is today, and when he would get there. sometimes the black refugees who would who were there would sing for him. the commander of the camp one day said to a young black

abraham lincoln went to this performance with his wife on april 14, 1865.outhern supporter, actor john wilkes bud entered the presidential box and shot abraham. who gave his life for the reunification of the country and the liberation of black slaves. later it will become known that the killer wanted to kidnap the president and take him to the southern states to blackmail the authorities. after the plans of the conspirators failed, budt planned the murder of three top leaders of the country at once. the vices were to die along with abraham lincoln. history, well, there have been repeated assassinations or assassinations of current presidents of the united states, and even candidates for presidents, well, probably one of the most resonant is, of course, the assassination of abraham lincoln, right after the civil war, which actually led to a rather serious constitutional crisis in the usa, yes, because his position was immediately taken by his vice -the president, such a northern democrat, he stopped the policy of reconstruction of the southern states, this i

i think we should call it the abraham alliance. i wonder if the president trump, for his leadership and brokering those dark abraham accords the like americans as well as were relieved that president trump emerged safe and sound from that desperately attack on him, desperately attack on american democracy. there is no room for political violence and democracies the i also want to thank president trump for all the things you good for israel. from recognizing israel sovereignty over the golden hearts to confront of good wants of russian. recognizing jerusalem is our capital and moving the american embassy to the that's jerusalem. are you tunnel capital? never to be divided. done. the, my do friends, democrats and republicans. despite these times of a people, i'm hopeful about the future or i'm hopeful about israel because my people, the jewish people, emerge from the depths of hell from dispossession and genocide. and against all odds. we restored our sovereignty and orange and homeland. we built a powerful and vibrant democracy, a d

i think we should call it the abraham alliance. the historical abraham accords. like americans, israelis were relieved that resident trump emerged a safe and sound from that dastardly attack on him, dastardly attack on american democracy. there is no room for political violence in democracies. i also want to thank president trump for all the things he did for israel, from recognising israel's sovereignty to confronting iran's aggression, to recognising jerusalem as our capital and removing the american embassy there. 0ur internal capital never to be divided again. that's israel. my my dearfriends, democrats my dear friends, democrats and republicans, despite these times of upheaval, i'm hopeful about the future. i'm hopeful about israel, because of my people, thejewish people, emerged from the depths of hell, dispossession and genocide and against all odds, we restore ancient homeland, we built a powerful and vibrant democracy that pushes the betterment of all humanity. i'm hopeful about america because i'm hopeful about america be

you heard vance praising the abraham accords.ortunately, the abraham accords are not a formula for genuine security. it is important understand what the countries in the region, israel, united arab emirates, some of these other countries see the purpose of the abraham accords as an that is sustaining their own undemocratic rule. i think that ultimately is not going to be a formula either for security for israel and the long term, certainly not for the palestinians. i think the fact -- i don't want to blame the abraham accords for october 7 attacks but i will note the logic behind the abraham accords, which the palestinians could just be pushed to the side and managed in perpetuity that is the logic in which the environment in which the october 7 attacks happened. you have to understand that. unfortunately, this is not an area where the biden administration is able to offer a counter argument because president biden himself has adopted the abraham accords and now kind of pretense they can be a basis for regional peace. amy: we wou

in favor president abraham. by 12 votes to three is of the opinion that all states. under are under an obligation not to recognize as legal, the situation arising from the unlawful presence of the state of israel in the occupied palestinian territory, and not to render aid or assistance in maintaining the situation created by the continued presence of the state of israel in the occupied palestinian territory. in favor, president salam, judges, tomka, yusuf, schway, bandari, against vice president judges abraham urescu by 12 votes to three is of the opinion that international organizations including united nations are under an obligation not to recognize as legal the situation arising from the unlawful presence. the state of israel in the occupied palestinian territory in favor president salam judges tamka yusuf bandari wasawaltic brand gomez robledo cleveland against vice presidente judges abraham by 12 votes to three is of the opinion that united nations and the general assembly requested this opinion and the s

alliance to include the israeli regime, well that may have been a possibility because of the abrahamquipment can't protect them against iran. well, in the context of new world order, the us and israel are the outcasts. saudi arabia has realized this and has in it the rain of the petrol dollar by moving towards china and away from the us, just like iran has its pivot towards the east. countries in west asia have also realized the power of the resistance. group like hezbollah, hamas, islamic resistance of iraq and yemen, amongst others, but the us cannot offer persian gulf countries protection, like these groups can, along with iran. well, if there is an alliance that needs to be formed, it is one against the israeli regime and the us, especially due to the us, israeli general side of war. israel has militarily threatened countries like lebanon, yemen and iran, and has said it wants to pursue its plans for new middle east in creating a greater israel, which aims to take land away from countries like iraq, syria and saudi arabia to expand israel from the nile to the euphretes. crisis de

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abraham lincoln went to this performance with his wife on april 14. 1865.outhern supporter and actor john wilkes boodt entered the presidential box and shot abraham lincoln in the head. the next morning, without regaining consciousness, the president died. millions of americans came to pay their last respects to their president during the 2½-week funeral train journey from washington to springfield. the tragic death of lincoln contributed to the creation of an aura around his name as a martyr, who gave his life for the reunification of the country and freedom. black slaves. later it will become known that the killer wanted to kidnap the president should be taken to the southern states to blackmail the authorities. after the plans of the conspirators failed, buds planned the murder of three top leaders of the country at once. vice president andrew johnson and secretary of state william stewart were to die along with abraham lincoln. booth's associates lewis paul and david herald went to the secretary of state. sewart was ill at that time, he had been injured

gracias abraham.n ciertos problemas de salud. además, en gran parte de nuestra región se registran temperaturas que sobrepasan los 3 dígitos y esto también pone en peligro la vida de muchos, llegando a un nivel no muy saludable, particularmente para aquellas personas que tienen ande saludes de respiración como el asma, bronquitis o otros problemas relacionados a eso. es bien importante de que tomar las precauciones necesarias para poder mantener una calidadesta situación estamos hablando de las altas y extremas temperaturas y aire contaminado. se llevó algunos representantes de california en el congreso a pedir que liberen fondos federales como ayuda de emergencia y recuerde que la agencia cal fire tiene habilitado el sitio web que ve en estos momentos en su pantalla. ahí puede ver el avance que se tiene en la contención de los incendios. actualmente, el siniestro más fuerte es el incendio lake, que ha consumido ya más de 26.000 acres. esto en el condado santa bárbara. ahora pasamos con gaby moreno pa

abraham peña habló con el jefe de la policía y tiene más detalles. abraham, un trágico caso. the range of 15 years old. se suscitó un altercado entre juveniles en el rango de 13 a 15 años de edad. encontramos a 2 víctimas de apuñalamiento y una fue golpeada con un objeto contundente que le partió la cabeza, dijo el jefe de policía de madera de aquino yamane. según nos comentan las autoridades, la madre del joven que perdió la vida se encuentra devastada por la muerte de su hijo. se espera que se reúna esta tarde con el jefe de policía, pero por lo pronto piden la ayuda del público. se sabe que hubo muchos testigos, ya que se trató de una fiesta, por lo que si usted tiene información sobre este incidente, puede llamar a la línea 55 9 498 stop. su información se mantendrá anónima desde maderales, reportó abraham peña telemundo. abraham. esperemos que la comunidad ayude con este caso. gracias por ese informe. en san francisco, las autoridades corroboran que un hombre sufrió una lesión en la cabeza durante una carrera juvenil de patinetas. todo ocurrió durante un evento. ahí lo v

i think we should call it the abraham alliance. i want to thank president trump for his leadership in brokering the historic abraham accords. like americans, israelis were relieved that president trump emerged safe and sound from that dastardly attack on him, dastardly attack on american democracy. there is no room for political violence in democracies. i also want to thank president trump for all the things he did for israel, from recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights, to confronting iran's aggression, to recognizing jerusalem as our capital and moving the american embassy there. that's jerusalem, our eternal capital, never to be divided again. my dear friends, democrats and republicans, despite these times of upheavingal, i'm hopeful about the future. i'm hopeful about israel because my people, the jewish people, emerged from the depths of hell, from disposition of genocide, and against all oddses we restored our sovereignty in our ancient homeland, we built a powerful and vibrant democracy, a democracy that pus

gracias abraham por ese informe.nos de estos comerciantes vieran un descenso en las ventas porque según ellos , las personas prefieren permanecer en sus casas. hablamos con 1 de ellos. estaba un poco baja la la las ventas por el clima que está muy caliente. todas las personas están en sus casas con el aire acondicionado o talento acá. bueno, se pronostican altas temperaturas en concord hasta el sábado. las autoridades recomiendan permanecer hidratados, descansar frecuentemente y evitar actividades al aire libre. si usted siente debilidad, sudor excesivo y náuseas, podría estar sufriendo agotamiento por calor. si siente dolor de cabeza severo, piel rojiza y seca y un pulso rápido, podría estar experimentando un golpe de calor en su pantalla. le mostramos también imágenes desde la ciudad de san josé para que se de una idea de cómo está la situación allá en esa zona. las autoridades ya emitieron un aviso por calor extremo, así que si vive en el área, tome sus precauciones también, sobre todo si tiene niños pequeños y pe

abraham peña habló con representantes de ese zoológico y tiene más información. abraham, cuéntanos.ran los 110 grados, los espectáculos butterfly garden, bird, flyover y bird show estarán cerradas durante el día. otras atracciones estarán abiertas, mientras que las temperaturas estén tolerables. los animales tienen agua controlada. tenemos un una cosa que les ayuda a controlar el agua. no, este no es agua. suba más de 79 y no baje más de 73. eso a ellos no les ha afectado tanto. pero hay unos animales como los tigres que tenemos que mantenerlos frescos para las personas que vienen a visitar el zoológico, hay suficientes lugares para refrescarse, como un parque acuático y estaciones con agua potable para que las personas se mantengan hidratados mientras caminan por el zoológico. también recomiendan si tienen planeado venir al zoológico, lo hagan lo más temprano posible antes de que las temperaturas suban. y, por supuesto, no se les olvide el bloqueador solar. es todo por mi parte. desde el zoológico chafee de fresno le reportó a abraham peña telemundo. abraham gracias ben sacramento

vamos a pasar con abraham peña. abraham, tú le has dado seguimiento a esto?íficamente a 150 familias que ya fueron seleccionadas y recibirán 500 $ al mes durante un año. podrán gastar el dinero como ellos gusten. una de las seleccionadas fue la señora nancy ramírez, quien nos habló sobre la emoción que sintió cuando se enteró. algo muy emocionante este. yo creo mucho en dios y pues en ese momento lo que lo que yo sentí fue dios te responde muy rápido. entonces al haber sido seleccionada, pues yo solamente le di gracias a dios por haber sido seleccionada. como pudieron ver esta reunión estuvo muy emotiva, no solamente por parte de familias que recibirán la ayuda financiera, pero también por parte de quienes aportaron para que este programa se hiciera una realidad. de acuerdo con representantes del programa, se realizó una lotería donde los aplicantes fueron escogidos al azar y 150 familias fueron los beneficiados 75 de fresno y 75 de durham. el programa también busca recaudar información sobre el impacto que tendrá en la comunidad tras recibir este dinero y se

abraham lincoln, the president of the united states, the man who fought the war between the north andat is, between the states that did not have slavery and the states that did, that is the south, the north is where there was no slavery. and uh, and his fellow official came to him and said: a lot of fake dollars are being printed, it is necessary to create an organization that would monitor all these fake dollars, and by chance, to also monitor the security of the president, and abraham lincoln was killed on the second day after this conversation, he said, okay, we have to think about it, and him killed booth, such a person, booth, was recently in america for the arrested russian booth, and the very famous american president abraham lincoln was also killed by booth, and they belonged to the ministry of finance until 2003 . it was such a wonder, the people who guarded the president, vice-president, or vice-president, how. today and former presidents, former vice presidents, it was all entrusted to the secret service, and this secret service is exactly the one that could have been creat

i think we should call it the ib -- abraham alliance. i want to thank president trump for his leadership in brokering the historic abraham accords. [ applause ] like americans, israelis were relieved that president trump emerged safe and sound from that dastardly attack on him, dastardly attack on american democracy. there is no room for attacks on democracies. [ applause ] prz i also want to thank president trump for all the things he did for israel, recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights, recognizing jerusalem as our capital and moving the american embassy there. [ applause ] that's jerusalem, our eternal capital, never to be divided again. my dear friends, democrats and republicans, despite these times of upheaval, i'm hopeful about the future. i'm hopeful about israel. because my people, the jewish people, emerged from the depths of hell, from dispossession and genocide, and against all odds, we restored our sovereignty in our ancient homeland. we built a powerful and vibrant democracy, a democracy that pushes the bo

abraham peña telemundo. gracias abraham.amián bonmatí dami. cuéntanos cómo transcurre la convención nacional republicana. qué tal? saludos desde la convención nacional republicana. todavía se habla aquí de la primera aparición pública de donald trump, la primera tras el intento de asesinato en su contra. aquí recibió una gran ovación. lo vimos con la oreja derecha vendada. la oreja que fue rozada por una bala el sábado en pensilvania y oímos a la multitud gritar fight, fight, fight! es decir, lucha mientras levantaban los puños. es el mismo gesto y las mismas palabras que las suyas. instantes después de ser herido, su aparición ocurre poco después de ser nominado ya oficialmente por los republicanos como su candidato presidencial y también tras un anuncio muy esperado. jd vance es el candidato a vicepresidente. es un joven senador por ohio, tiene 39 años y fue un feroz crítico de trump en 2016. fue porque desde entonces se ha convertido en 1 de los mayores defensores del exmandatario. y aquí, ya día 2 en la convención, la ag

abraham peña telemundo muy buena idea. gracias abraham por ese informe. en nuestra región, vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera, marcelo qué tal? gracias. qué tal? feliz jueves. oiga, las temperaturas altas continúan. y recuerde que esos avisos en la zona de la bahía continúan en vigencia al menos hasta este viernes a las 20:00 de la noche. y de igual forma también ese calor extremo, ese aviso por calor extremo, continúa en vigencia para la zona de placer sacramento san joaquín y stanislaus. hasta el viernes a las 8 de esta noche y hacia el sur, en el valle tenemos 2 alertas para los condados de fresno, kearny, merced y tulare por calor extremo y otra hasta el domingo a las 21:00 de la noche por vigilancia por tiempo de fuego, porque a esto se le suman las altas temperaturas y también la posibilidad de algunas tormentas eléctricas secas o lo que llamamos virga. y a qué se debe esto? se debe a que vamos a tener humedad tropical entrando hacia nuestra región desde el sur que va a converger en las montañas. y esto va a provocar que tengamos la posibilidad leve d