efectivament césar dayanna no hay nada como perseguir tus sueños y en parte este chico de la academiaño? ser futbolista profesional. y es que esta pasión viene desde la familia y el balón ha estado en sus pies desde muy pequeño. siempre ha tenido fútbol en mi vida. mi abuelito jugó, yo nací y crecí viendo a mi papá jugar. siempre ha jugado con él desde chiquito ha tocado el balón desde los 2 años. siempre he estado en un campo y me enamoré. me acuerdo. tengo memorias de nosotros jugando, practicando allá por horas más, entrenando para ser mejor y para cumplir mi sueño. un día el nacido en manteca y que actualmente reside en modesto, ya forma parte de la academia de los san jose earthquakes. sus metas están muy claras. es un orgullo. siempre ha querido jugar con un club así. estoy agradecido que me dieron la oportunidad para jugar por su club y tener vivir mi sueño, que es ser profesional, ser 1 de los mejores en el mundo. jorge, delantero de 15 años y quien vive para marcar goles, lleva en la sangre esa identidad mexicana que la manifiesta adentro y fuera de la cancha. sí, es un orgul

principios de 2025, se registran 5 millones de casos, 63.000 hospitalizaciones y 2700 muertes en la academiae covid 19, gripe y rsv suelen ser similares e incluyen fiebre, dolores musculares, tos, estornudos y dificultad para respirar. >> el norovirus causa vomito y diarrea. es muy reconocido. por ejemplo, cuando la gente va en los cruceros porque generalmente se enferma todo el mundo. no es por la comida, es transmitido basicamente por higiene de las manos. >> los expertos, ademas, tambien han identificado a una nueva variante del covid 19, denominada xs. >> es lo que vemos diferente. no es tanta la fiebre, sino un dolor de garganta o garraspera. >> en miami, florida, sonia sanchez noticias, telemundo y en visperas del dia de los reyes magos, nos internamos en una de las tradiciones mas esperadas la rosca de reyes. >> vea su elaboracion, que esta llena de simbolismo. domingo de eliminacion. >> una mujer abandonara la competencia. metele, metele.>> voy a dar lo mejor de mi para siempre. que cerca estuvo ! no se puede creer. >> exacto. horario especial esta noche por telemundo en el camino al

este fenomeno esta siendo denominado academia debido a la simultanea y alarmante convergencia de casosnte circulan en el invierno y se transmiten durante las navidades. >> los sintomas de covid 19, gripe y rsv suelen ser similares e incluyen fiebre, dolores musculares, tos, estornudos y dificultad para respirar.>> el norovirus causa vomito y diarrea. es muy reconocido. por ejemplo, cuando la gente va en los cruceros porque generalmente se enferma todo el mundo. no es por la comida. es transmitido basicamente por higiene de las manos. >> los expertos, ademas, tambien han identificado a una nueva variante del covid 19, d denominada xs. >> es lo que vemos diferente. no es tanta la fiebre, sino un dolor de garganta o garraspera. >> en miami, florida, sonia pariso sanchez noticias telemundo. >> y para protegerse, para protegerse, los expertos en salud recomiendan vacunarse contra los tres virus respiratorios. en visperas del dia de reyes. con esta celebracion llega el inconfundible sabor de la rosca. un pan que entre sus frutas y aromas guarda siglos de tradicion. ana mendez visito la cocin

quickly things can be debt you reach into academia.ors and state legislators that do next to nothing. they are giving hundreds of millions of dollars in colleges and universities who hire these faculty members who are as close to actual terrorist as you can imagine in many instances that were celebrating october 72 hate this country it is incestuous. tthe keep hiring each other they get protection. these republican governors and legislatures have an obligation to since most money that go into these universities and colleges comes from the states why is it you are able to do that sort of thing they just won't do it. >> i know it ov went over the tt when we do it. to provide a roadmap for other states all tenured professors in florida must now undergo a review every five years and can be terminated for poor performance but where the first university system in america to eliminate de eye diversity equity and inclusion which is really discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination. our view is we are fennec these universities with our tax do

has there been an evolution in the way you approach crypto over that transition from academia to hear or while you have been here? chair gensler: here is the evolution. when you are in academia or not in this job, you can study something and observe it as i did and try to teach students the value proposition about this new technology. this is roughly five thousand people that is a law enforcement agency. building on my predecessor brought 80 cases and this is a field rife with challenges and noncompliance with the securities laws, so sometimes people -- you taken oath of office and do what you can to protect the investing public. >> another question turning to climate related rules passed by the sec, some say you fashioned yourself as a climate crusader. are they wrong? chair gensler: i have not heard that. i was a goldman sachs for 18 years. a fair number of years ago now. i deeply believe in markets and i came into a role that there were some outsiders that said use the securities laws to promote an agenda, but we are just a securities regulator and i believe that. what we found is

la solidaridad tambiÉn llega de grandes corporaciones como los Ángeles range, nfl, la academia de grabaciÓnaise y alta de na siguen siendo los mÁs grandes y difÍciles de contener, con vientos de hasta 55 millas por hora,entretanto la presiÓn aumenta de la gente continÚa pidiendo la renuncia de la alcaldesa karen, hay —— ella ha negado que la reducciÓn que le hizo el presupuesto de bomberos de los Ángeles haya tenido un impacto, presidente otro tambiÉn culpÓ al gobernador de california gavi newsom, a lo que respondiÓ invitÁndolo a llegar al estado de california para ver la destrucciÓn de las llamas. el estado de emergencia continÚa vigente para todo el condado de los Ángeles. siguen trabajando para sofocar las llamas en altadena, autoridades han confirmado que algunos de estos incendios fueron provocados, ya dieron a conocer de varios arrestos de personas involucradas, el fbi estÁ participando activamente en esta investigaciÓn. buscan evitar que los ladrones entren hasta crear —— a saquear a las viviendas. las pÉrdidas no son sÓlo materiales, una familia hispana hace parte de las miles de fa

es el Único graduado de la academia naval que se ha convertido en comandante en jefe.o 39 de los estados unidos. reportera: los restos del expresidente jimmy carter llegaron en la misiÓn aÉrea especial 39. su fÉretro recorriÓ la capital por Última vez. con la mÚsica que carter mismo escogiÓ, una carroza tirada por caballos trasladaron su ataÚd al capitolio. esta Última ruta de carter fue vista por muchos. >> se junta con el tema de la tormenta que ocurriÓ ayer. reportera: en el capitolio, guardianes de honor cargaron su ataÚd a la rotonda del congreso. este hispano fue uno de ellos y tuvo la difÍcil tarea de sostener el cuerpo del presidente mÁs longevo de los estados unidos, que muriÓ el mes pasado a los 100 aÑos. >> es muy importante para mÍ. es mi primer vez de hacer algo asÍ. reportera: al lado de la familia de carter, la vicepresidenta reconociÓ las contribuciones del ex presidente. los restos de carter permanecerÁn aquÍ en el capitolio hasta el jueves. luego serÁn trasladados hasta la catedral nacional de washington, donde habrÁ un funeral . todos los presidentes

and so i'm coming back to academia. david: so you joint -- >> chicago public library.ent back to chicago. did a stint at the museum of science and industry, and that was really helpful because they work more with the curators, but also opening up a public library in a museum. david: so you met two people. barack and michelle obama. did they ever have overdue fines or anything? >> well we could never tell if they did. but what happened was when i went back, the person that was the administrator for the city of chicago that had in her portfolio the public library with michelle robinson. and i got to know her because she was responsible as a deadly mayor type of position, and then she got engaged to this gentleman who had a rather interesting name, and i was recruited to head of baltimore library. so that july i missed the wedding. david: what happened to him? >> he did well. it was so interesting that years later i would be sitting almost like this in the oval office being interviewed by the president of the united states because that is the person who nominates the libr

so, i'm coming back to academia. david: what did you do? you joined the chicago -- dr.ayden: the chicago public library. david: you rose up to be the? dr. hayden: the chief librarian. i also did a stint at the museum of science and industry. that was really helpful because i worked more with the curators, but also opening up a public library in a museum. david: when you are in chicago, you met two people, did they borrow a lot of books, barack and michelle obama? did they ever have overdue fines? dr. hayden: we could never tell if they did, but what happened was when i went back, the person that was the administrator for the city of chicago that had in her portfolio the public library was michelle robinson. i got to know her because she was responsible as a deputy mayor type of position. then, she got engaged to this gentleman who had an interesting name and i was recruited to head up the baltimore library. that july, i missed the wedding. david: whatever happened to him? dr. hayden: he did well. it was so interesting too, that years later, i would be sitting almost lik

because while now come on the sure of course, academia and yeah cause or to rest man, me take a course a particularly number one, worst crap on which one you mean the chest of course different ways different middle in year cuz also particularly bonus government in exile also actively resistance to us from london automatically or all the while may remain subordinate to it and engaged in sabotage on the front. beyond us, on the us to move from polar service with us as all most or took a special position. the the come on the shift are 2 thirds and refund right away. remember to bring the addition in as much from their simplest clinical. wondering when we will put on those i can show story with in, i think our last group can do moving it and our stomach now fundamental and it was good. i mean, we did at least a little more serious right after through. so can you on that from a sort of get on sort of thing that, that will, that we did in the middle. and that, that i'm going to check in with the concept be surely from which yeah, those are the for my son over cuz those persisted in training

it's control of the media of hollywood, about academia, etc, etc. and he still came out on top. i almost like a last or it's figure and he won the popular vote. okay, and so i usually don't in boca, on this program, brock obama, but i will elections have consequences, or at least they should. and i think that, you know, what we've seen since the election to the, to the point that we're talking right now is that, you know, uh that the trump team on spring breaks, they're having a wonderful time there. right now. their parents gave them credit card. so they're having a wonderful time, but it's good to get very, very sober next week. go ahead. alexander a slow. we have to consider who won the 2024 election because we have to remember that the 2020 election was stolen. and a lot of people in the united states are living in a fairy land where they just decided to forget. but trump won the 2020 election, but was denied the office. well now and 24. somehow the democrats managed to get 6000000 fewer votes than in 2020. how does this happen? well, we know that something on the order of 1

the queue sales, which is part of a european academia and industry partnership plans to develop commercial sized manuals with an efficiency of 26 percent of a lifetime of. so it's a yes box for tv. a company founded by oxford university graduates, has reached and efficiency of 28.6 percent and supposedly solve the degradation issue. already bought me. the company has published verifiable data yet, nor is there a lot of published research on we'll, we'll outdoor test. i these are a lot of so unless you test. yeah. wow. this is catalina. oh, she oversees the degradation tests of 10 them. so the sales at the helm holds institute. and what kind of the abilities are we currently looking at here? sometimes to fail after a few days. so, but sometimes the last 4 years literally measured the loss of 20 percent and efficiency. and just half a year, it takes silicon solar cells roughly 20 years to reach that level of degradation. some companies say they've already fix this issue and ready to go to market next. yeah. do you believe that's possible? because sometimes here we must also have conferences,

m is an essential step for commercialization to sales, which is part of a european academia and industry partnership plans to develop commercial sized modules with an efficiency of 26 percent over a lifetime of so 2 years. a box for tv, a company founded by oxford university graduates, has rates and efficiency of 28.6 percent and supposedly solve the degradation issue . already bought me. the company has published verifiable data yet, nor is there a lot of published research on real world outdoor tests. i. these are a lot of so that you test. yeah. wow. this is catalina. oh, she oversees the degradation tests of 10 them. solar sales at the helm holds institute at what kind of stability is we currently looking at here, sometimes to fail after a few days. so sometimes they last for years, literally measured the loss of 20 percent and efficiency and just half a year it takes to look them solar cells roughly 20 years to reach that level of degradation. and some companies say they've already 6 this issue and are ready to go to market next. yeah. do you believe that's possible? because sometim

because well, now come on the sure, of course, academia and you know, it goes over to natalie. also, particularly number one done where's crap. and which one you mean the chest? of course, different ways, different middle in year cuz also particularly the bonus government in exile also actively resisted the us or so from london automatically or all the while may remain subordinate to it and engaged in sabotage on the front. beyond those only assembled from ponies service with us all also took especial positions. armando shift or to attend refund. right away. remember to bring the machine as electric from their simplest quickly wondering when we will put on the crenshaw, sorry we did not make our way as clear contain moving. and our stomach now fundamental and air force academy would, you know, let's start with them. is this right after through hope you're doing that from a sort of get on sort of thing that, that will, that we did in on the front of the item. i'm going to check in with the concept of shirley from which you had with me for my son over gonzales for assisted in tra

and we have seen that populist paid media because they're looking for the tools paid academia. gus, they're looking for the tools that they dislike institutions because they made that room for my work. and the european union, as one level of government is that helps to fix problems that the nation state is no longer capable to address. they came up with a restriction for a global business. people like on her stuff, platforms with the digital service act to fight for the values and principles that made the western talk. democracies work. so you know, must, is attacking not only germany. he's attacking the european union for the ability to bad, a page page and everything. that is part of the thing that this course at the political culture in our open societies and the identity with adults found and don't last have the same interns. i also see you the connection between stefan it in trauma one and the law must. and trump, to the main difference is that mosque has far more fire power and a retentive germany and a dismantled situational system is in both interest because they benefit from peo se

and so he now in a post these last 4 years with the media, we're academia itself is loading things. and as for as you know, there's a visionary movement in a post and the projects that i forgot. but at the time of these, my school moved very isolated and you were treated as patriot and shoulder if you didn't understand the reality of us as opposed to slides. it's almost been a decade. the students who have ment, fuels by the high cost of university fees, in the sense that the education system was talking to apple side colonial past. clone instructions with toppled under the hash tags roots, most full of the students demand that the university fees must full. so the application is not only accessible to reach the students funky page to accomplish this, but it will also mess with polls by police and the university's private security investment. which what does this mean? so because we cause ungovernable diversity we took over from the punishment, it's much harder to organize when they are private, security with rifles guiding different buildings, and as much time to organize. when eve

domestically, more is also more when we work across government, industry, academia, and nonprofits.he same goal is for dod partnering with other government agencies and congress. strategic competition is rarely confined to the military sphere and is powerful as military tools are, they have limits. when competitors like china use brazen tactics, the most effective counters, navy, intelligence sharing, diplomatic actions, other activities. sometimes dod should contribute, but not always. you must u -- we must use all levers of national power and more that is why this administration has taken steps to ensure that u.s. wealth and innovation aren't exploited for pla military monetization. a private sector is a key advantage and we must collectively collaborate to achieve our competition aims. that is why we have made significant, sustained investments every year to strengthen the health, productivity, workforce, facilities, and supply chains of our defense industrial base, traditional and nontraditional, from critical minerals to microelectronics and much, much more. our ability to inno

la academia de los prestigiosos premios oscar anuncia que debido a los incendios de california posponeos, en paz, tranquilos. deseamos lo mejor pero si es triste. >> siempre es difÍcil, pero las edades estÁn mÁs complicadas. karla: kate middleton estÁ de cumpleaÑos. su esposo, el prÍncipe williams, la felicitÓ con una declaraciÓn de amor muy linda con esta foto natural en blanco y negro. alan: " a la esposa y madre mÁs increÍble, la fuerza que has demostrado durante el Último aÑo ha sido extraordinaria. estamos muy orgullosos de ti, feliz cumpleaÑos, katherine, te queremos". jomari: esto luego de que tuvo el tratamiento del cÁncer, muchas felicidades. ha sido muy hermÉtico todo pero se supone que ella estÁ bien. karla: para una persona que ha batallado con una enfermedad como esta cada cumpleaÑos lo celebras, significa mÁs para ella y para los que los rodean. alan: josÉ emilio desmiente que haya tenido amorÍo con ana bÁrbara y tampoco con su papÁ. eso lo vamos a hablar en sin rollo. karla: y para que no te quedes atrÁs y siempre estÉs al dÍa te traemos los mejores tips, esos que necesi

que antiguamente estaban aquí ubicados han sido destruidos, como es el caso precisamente de esta academia. hicimos un recorrido por una área también muy cercana, un área donde hay residencias y lo que descubrimos es que había casi 100. creemos que hay más de 100 de las casas que han sido destruidas por este incendio, que ha sido bastante terco, muy difícil para los bomberos. no solo porque las brasas habían sido acarreadas por los fuertes vientos, no solo por eso, sino porque se nos ha informado y hemos visto nosotros mismos que muchas veces llegan hasta donde están los incendios y se tan con algo que no esperaban. no hay agua en los hidrantes, en algunos de ellos están completamente secos y tonces tienen que esperar a que lleguen las unidades portátiles. las móviles con esos tanques de agua para tratar de extinguir cualquier incendio. y eso es donde están batallando bastante porque se les acaba esa agua. tienen que ir a volver a cargar más, más de ese preciado líquido y regresar a tratar de apagar el incendio. y eso ha sido muy difícil para ellos. estamos hablando de cientos de bomberos

. >> this is academia. >> accurate information breaking through communication, the other part is partnership, where is the trust and how do we partner on vaccines, there vaccine is their personal doctor so we've been working whether it is with the traditional academies of medicine and others. building those partnerships is important as we trust the covid vaccine. we love nascar and basketball. we had nascar drivers partner with the faith community. bring in trusted partners is the way we need to think about -- we took a hit during the pandemic. people got off their routines. were back at 93 and a half percent. as opposed to 95 and then were doing very well. it's not that we're not doing post-covid checkups. we are seeing exemptions. we did a back to school effort to remind folks about partnering with partners, making things easy. it's not good enough to say vaccines work and sophie cried when she got the vaccine. sometimes you don't want one more thing to cry about. we've got to make it as easy as possible and practical. and make it as easy as possible to make the decisions. >> right here, o

and strategies among all stakeholders including governments in developing countries, industries, academia and civil society to promote a collective understanding of ai technology and its implications and priorities and approaches because no single country or entity can govern ai alone or establish relevant norms. to this end the republic of korea plans to launch initiatives next year as a follow-up. mr. president, in his final book, genesis, henry kissinger observed that ai could fundamentally change the entire international system including the failure system itself. we are not now on but it only starting to comprehend the profound implications of ai. facing the immense promise of ai countries can react differently, some may focus on safety, some on innovation and some on finding the best application. future challenges to international peace and security involving ai can come not only from humans building ai but those are from ai being out of human control and in this hyper-connected world ai can be a potentially unpredictable threat as its knowledge is unlimited, it's applications under

we also called on council to act early and manage by seeking expert advice and collaborate with academia, to provide the council with evidence-based information to help prevent conflict. a.i. can assist in this regard. and i thank you. >> thank you. i give the floor to the representative of slovenia. >>> thank you, mr. president i'd like to thank the secretary-general for his briefing. slovenia considers it very important the voice of all including those from the private sector are heard in our deliberations on digital and emergent technologies. mr. president the magnitude of the artificial intelligence revolution is evident not only in its impact on our social fabric, our economies, science and increasingly warfare, but also in the efforts to establish effective governance. the general assembly resolution on a.i., the united nations has recognized its unique convening power and taken the lead in the global conversation on a.i. governance alongside various other initiatives. moreover, important work within the u.n. is under way regarding the establishment of a global dialogue on a.i. gov