adrian broadus has more. >> reporter: an emergency high above colorado's winter park resort. 174 skiers reporter: each gondola suddenly stopped. >> are you having any medical emergencies? >> no. >> reporter: amy carr and her teenage twin rescued after almost two hours. >> it was pretty scary. your adrenaline is going. >> so many what ifs going through your mind i imagine. >> so many what ifs. pretty nervous how are they going to get you down. >> reporter: but the ski patrol was ready. >> going to slowly lower each one of you out. >> reporter: one by one. >> we're going to use the rope here. >> reporter: lowering each person with ropes. >> hang on. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a spokesperson from winter park confirms there were no injuries. this crack is what caused the lift to malfunction. it remains closed. tonight the carr family shaken but back on the slopes. >> there's probably no way i'm going to take a gondola for a long time. >> reporter: adrian broadus, nbc news, chicago. >> reporter: adrian broadus, nbc news, chicago. >>> thousands ♪♪ some people just know they can save hundreds

many members of adrian's family were executed, and adrian herself was imprisoned. the monroe's worked with french officials to spare adrian the day before her scheduled execution. in 1824. lafayette was the last surviving major general of the american revolution and one of the very last links to washington, at least in a military sense. lafayette was respected. he was revered, and he was loved by americans. so if invoking the memory of george washington, the founding of the nation, the franco-american alliance, which secured the victory at yorktown, couldn't bring the nation together. who could? in february of 1824, monroe wrote to lafayette, inviting him to america for a visit of celebration. and lafayette agreed. and a plan was soon set into motion. lafayette booked passage on a ship and he arranged for his son, george washington. lafayette, and his personal secretary, auguste levasseur, to travel with him. and it was on august 15th, 18, 24, when lafayette, once again stepped onto american soil upon his landing on staten island, new york, the very next day, saile

there is no security adrian. i was in guys uh, earlier this month actually. and when we say there is no food security, by that i mean that families can't feed their children fresh fruits or vegetables. they don't know where their next meal is going to come from us. we are talking about a source of protein. there is no sources of protein that people can even buy on the market. if we're talking about something very basic like flour, there has been for weeks now a flour crisis in central and southern gaza that has been so severe so dire that in some instances, people are trying to get bread from the bakeries are being crushed to death and those people have been children and women, and what 8 organizations have had to do now is try to prioritize the few trucks that are permitted entry into gaza into making sure that they're only carrying flower. what this means is that critical items such as one tries ation. obviously, temperatures are freezing cold right now and gaza. those items are not being entered at this point because a priority is being given to flower. yo

adrian. one of the things that we have seen at asset in our knowledge is, is that, you know, we have challenges around effective use of that. so some of the analysis that we have done has shown that countries spent in as little as 10 percent in every dollar borrowed effectively and efficiently. so as high as a 100 percent. so we have a responsibility to ensure that we spend the money effectively. the 2nd issue is around the source of financing, and you know, when we borrowed on the capital markets you've had over and over again, but we have a row in, at a higher rate of interest. then a countries around the world rates in agencies to rates in as an advocate of countries at a higher risk than the rest of the well as a result. as a result, we have a higher rates of interest and so on. of these issues have compounded to add to the challenges we have on the confidence right now. but the fundamental challenge that i said keeps saying and keeps raising on the desk is that development is not going t

that's right adrian, thank you very much for having me today. so i think what i do of this country is actually concessional long term loans of boston. what countries in africa, countries in africa need little tim investments for structural change. so if you are going to borrow for an infrastructure investment, for example, of the way to cation, you really will not see like 10 for 20 to 30 years. so what you want to be able to do is access concessional financing, that you will not be required to pay for a long time. you'll never buy to pay. and so the root tens um you realize of it says i am your country. that's what makes items such a precious result of full and not have no income countries. okay. $100000000.00. sounds a heck of a lot of money. but is it going to be enough to tackle the multiple crises, the developing nations, mainly in africa facing right now, the crushing depth of poverty, the disasters climate related disaster conflict. and so it will contribute to it. so it's not enough. i mean, to be honest, when the process started, africa

. >> he hasn't gone to a non quarterback in what feels like forever since adrian peterson adrian peterson i've looked this up i'm very in on saquon being mvp. sure you have. >> if danny has a vote we know which way it's going okay let's talk college football. this wasn't the only scene of a big upset this weekend. >> we're heavy right. we got to go to break. >> maybe there was a stunner in central new york. miami's cam ward. he had a touchdown pass to elijah arroyo giving six ranked miami a 21 to 0 first half lead over syracuse. at least at one point, they were up 21 zero. but it's not how you start, it's how you finish. >> it was all syracuse after that. it was crazy. they won 4238. the loss knocked miami out of the acc championship game, which me and andrew were both flying. planning on flying to charlotte for now. they're not going. >> that's a heartbreaker anymore. the canes always find a way to disappoint me. great season though, and congratulations to syracuse. >> yeah they are good and we are terrible. and we broke my soul. >> hey there's still a chance. and it was a big, big weeke

finally my amazing kids, clay and adrian. they are my rocks. the center of my universe. i'm so glad you were here by my side forethis incredible journee journey and coy note have done it without you. i love you. my sidekick, zoe the congress dog and seat. here are representative lopez's final remarks. mr. lopez: mr. speaker, members of the house of representatives and my fellow americans lend me your ear. we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity do ordain and establish this constitution for the united states of america. since 1776, the people of this great nation have bestowed the responsibility of fulfilling that declaration and setting the course of the future of our nation in the collective hands of congress, which is comprised of both members of the united states house of representatives and members of the united states senate. and since that time, every member

i'm adrian. instead of getting children have been the majority of victims in israel is war on guns with thousands killed named or injured guns. us health care system has collapsed with its hospitals bombed a medical stuff shot dead. the lack of basic medicine has seen many evil methods used to empty tray limbs with wounds treated with sugar instead of drugs. the u. k has been one of israel storms just allies supplying weapons, used to kill or injure thousands of palestinians. get a full year old boy from garza who lost his legs. most of his family was denied treatment in the u. k. unlike children from ukraine, 50 british and fees are now demanding that the government allow children from casa to receive cash in the u. k. but why was this denied? and what about other western countries will get to a guest in just a moment. but 1st, this report from san diego, the v is asked met ship that a little boy from gaza. 2 of those, his parents, and then both his legs and his really strikes. his uncle ibrahim

i'm adrian instead of an aide groups. a warning of israel is in the late stages of ethnic cleansing in northern gauze. only 12, a trucks of managed to distribute food and also to desperate palestinians that in nearly 3 months, the backbone of live saving medical services and that all come out of one hospital has been stormed and bombed by is really forces on sunday strikes. targeted a wafaa at all actually hospitalized in the northern gauze of city. so is israel strategy and that will to stop or surrender or these guys are sitting next. we'll discuss all this with, i guess shortly. but 1st, the report from victoria gate can be a newborn gauze that has been under his really minutes. we see each been 83 months relentless strikes on hospitals have destroyed its health care system is where the forces set fire to come all at one hospital and beta here last week, forcing hundreds of patients to slay ali and why for hospitals basing goal is the city has been targeted in recent days. i was selling tea and coffee and southern me a

i'm adrian's, going to get it from the team here. thanks for joining us. but he is on al jazeera is next being a journalist is that premises i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war. is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. we're just going to try to take up is a safe it because there's vision trying to find the words the truth. it's that challenge and a huge responsibility. we keep one of the issues and decision makers in check. so the devastating human tossed up their decisions. the reason the soldiers base themselves in this house is because it's actually edges of the janine refugee tab. and from here they have at the review of working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice as relevant to so that this mode that unites us, that divides us the as the colder weather sits in families to start their day of repairing their damage . 10, most people here have lost everything over the last year. for now, this is home. it's very cold. children of sick women was screaming, eve

, open untold stories from asia or in the pacific one. 0 one east on now, which is the hello i'm adrian's. and again, this is counting the cost on elders ariel. we can look at the world of business and economics this week. they've long been the ears powerhouses, but france and germany facing political economic tubs. but that's no trouble for the rest of europe. a wreck on $100000000000.00 replenishment of the world banks funds for the poorest nations. but is it enough or is the banks failing the pool? and the price of coffee is extremely high right now. the highest of all of us talk essentially. why is the being so expensive and how does that affect the industry and us consumers, the fonts and germany have long been deemed the main acts as a pallet in the european union? the 2 nations may couple is half of the euro's on economy driving the 27 been the blocks agenda, and it's g d p growth. but both now facing serious political and economic to him while it comes at a critical moment with us president elect donald trump reckoning terrace. as soon as he takes office in january, the european e

i'm adrian sending an unrest and most i'm big since a presidential election in october west and this week of the country's courts reaffirm the ruling for lima parties. candidates, daniel chapo as the wind up the runner up, but i see a monk lane of the pl day must policy says the vote was rigs. now an exile piece called for more protests. since october, a hundreds of protest as have been shot by police thousands have been arrested. on 2 of my own plans, aids have been killed. international human rights organizations have condemned to track down all the countries catholic bishop so projected the election results as a fraud. european union and po observers have also listed irregularities. shuffle was cool for com. i'd wants to start as a national dialogue, but that may prove to be a challenge as many of the protest as a young people disenchanted with the political leaders. so why, of the protest continuing? don't they just about the election results, or why the issues we'll talk to, i guess shortly before as the report from the sort of guilt, the young people of most on be have been pro

i'll handle the h i inside story from adrian said again, and the team here though. huh. thanks for being with us by some of the to. but and nature's biological rhythms. heat design, its ultimate but this is not to, it's countless killing works of ality official light, allowing industrialized agriculture defies seasonal and geographic constrains witness shed slice on the impact of emerging cultivation on the natural world to which we even know sleepless bags. on tuesday era, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dream to the fair and democratic society. we dream different revolution, the 1st of a 3 part series out as a well exclusive regional events, people and forces to check the deck in our dreams. when many we started with great dreams, which ended up with sense the 2nd time the sixty's in the, our politics, analogies era. the regional leaders promised to co operate with serious new leadership during a day of diplomatic activity in damascus. the hello, i mean that of a city that is, this is out a 0 life

i think i've read this on adrian. in my view, there will be some partial trades or specifically between united states and china. that's, that's in itself is bad, you know, between, you know, outer space i'm big countries is highly unlikely because of some of those big member countries are allies, your but as you call that allows of you not to stay. so neither from an economic point of view, more from the jump electric, our point of view makes sense for mr. trump to engage in this my see of self destructive and disastrous trade policies that he is talking about. arrows has been really good to talk to you on counting the cost manufacturing day for being with us . thank you. it's right tensions between the us and china escalating the chinese government has said that it will bound the export to america of some key components for making study conductors among them, the metals, gallium, antimony, and germanium. china is called us ministry, cited national security concerns. first decision move came a day off, the washington

ringback the although i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you know, we can look at the world of business and he cannot make this rich geo political tensions. climate change of technology plate will impact the way we move goods and services across borders. but could they complete the transform local trade as we currently know it? countries around the world of bracing for donald trump's tracking trips, so which nations a set to lose or when? if the measures are imposed and put a spark of global trade. the resilience of supply change has been tested like never before. businesses, nations facing challenges, as well as new opportunities to technology, play a role in restructuring logistics. the cobit maintain pandemic is laid by the vulnerabilities of global supply chains more than ever before. trade routes are being disrupted by geopolitical tensions, climate change, and technological advancements that's forcing governments and companies to rethink how goods and services flow across the board has nations across the world, a re evaluating everyth

adrian brown reports from wellington just 2 decades ago, you'd be lucky to see the conquer powers, or even the to him another once read native endangered species. but that decline is that what we're seeing here is proof that we can reverse that trend and we're not doing it in the world in this environment. we doing it right in the middle of a study in this eco same tree, the birds and metrics all safe from introduced purposes. it's surrounded by an almost 2 meter high fence stretching for nearly 9 kilometers. in 25 years, there will be just full ink cushions. birds actually sites in the same tree that fits this incredibly affective. it's a place for them to thrive in the halls of the city, but some is no longer completely drowned out by the drone of traffic. that's puffy down to people like any age. what of hundreds of volunteers supporting and ambitious campaign to make new zealand printed? it free by 2050 the hills about the capital one of her target areas. she's seeing results a server as we used to catch 5 reps a week. now we'll lucky enough to catching the maybe one a month and s

i'm adrian's, going to get it from the team here. thanks for joining us. but he is on al jazeera is next the latest news as it breaks you and has promised a fight, and also the impeachment, but also potential criminal charges against him. with detailed coverage, the reflection hasn't dropped, which is always numbers in years. but when you talk to people here, they say not least 50 percent also for relations is living in poverty from the house of the story. russia takes for crossing is going to be a serious loss for ukraine, a significant set back for his monitoring on this like a logical flow for its people. a unique perspective. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence, and as i said, 11 on, on her voices the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very unsafe because of the 2nd 12 presidency. they don't see the need and then try to do a piece of people on socia

i'm adrian sending an unrest and most i'm big since a presidential election in october west and this week of the country's courts reaffirm the routing for lima parties, candidates dial shop o as the went up the runner up. but i see a month lane of the day, most policy says the vote was rigs now in exile piece called for more protests since october hundreds of protest as have been shot by police thousands have been arrested on 2 of phone plans, aids have been killed. international human rights organizations have condemned the crack down while the countries catholic bishops have rejected the election results as a fraud, european union and potent observance of also listed irregularities. shuffle was cool for com. i'd wants to start a national dialogue, but that may prove to be a challenge as many of the protest as a young people disenchanted with the political leaders. so why the protest continuing? don't they just about the election results, or why the issues we'll talk to our guests shortly. but 1st a report from sort of give the young people of most i'm be, have been protesting for m

finally my amazing kids, clay and adrian. they are my rocks. the center of my universe. i'm so glad you were here by my side forethis incredible journee journey and coy note have done it without you. i love you. my sidekick, zoe the congress dog and >> representative greg lopez, as promised, is leaving the u.s. house. his six month tenure came about after winning a special election to finish the term of former colorado republican congressman can bug who unexpectedly stepped down midway through the congressional session. mr. lopez ran as a placeholder candidate and pledged to leave washington when the 118th candidate -- congress ended to allow a new candidate to run. the race was won by current congresswoman lauren boebert who moved from colorado's fourth district to the third to run for the seat. here are representative lopez's final remarks. mr. lopez: mr. speaker, members of the house of representatives and my fellow americans lend me your ear. we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, pro

i'm adrian's kind of gotten from the team here and so have, thanks for being with us. the news on out to 0 is next to in nature's biological rhythms. heat, the percentage ultimate, but this is not to, it's countless kilowatts of ality, official light, allowing industrialized agriculture defies seasonal and geographic constrains witness shed slice on the impact of modern cultivation on the natural world to which we even know sleepless bags on 20 chat. this preparing to hold crucial parliamentary elections. its military route ended earlier this year . touch with hundreds of thousands of cities, refugees, and regional instability. it faces many challenges. stay with the 0 for the latest on the child in elections. the important thing if you're walking around and very rude, was not in the line of fire from the holiday fall off. we heard gunshots. i was the 1st one to feed the whole thing back to last 3 days. and 3 nights, the one, no prisoners in control, and you control the region around, and that's why it is a lucky about an icon is the conflict at the heart of the lebane

i'm adrian's kind of good until the team here. and so how, thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is next the close of $27000.00 photographs of dead and tortured civilians. have you seen the photo? so i didn't. the prosecutor ulton did traditional investigation for disappearance, torture and crimes against humanity in the final part of the series, which is 0 follows the fight for justice through the courts. it's fairly straightforward in terms of establishing command responsibility as families and a lawyer space, a terrible deal in the search for the truth, the lost souls of syria. well, now, just the era, the black tween, she was my mom and she was supposed to miss panama, panama, the 1st black woman to ever when did miss panama, kansas beauty made history, her strength expose the country's perception of itself to let them say yes, i am black, what? this isn't just a story about my mom. this is a story about my country. witness miss panama, a jersey the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure, now counter airway. this is a re

i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on which is 0. you're reaching look at the world of business and economics. this region, it's seen as a game changer, but critics say, aust, official intelligence is just hype. so will i drive explosive growth when it disrupt the economies and cost workers that jobs? i, technology is costly. the tech companies are pouring billions of dollars into it, really investment payoffs. just how important will a i page where businesses bottom line of the you and says the need for global regulation of ally is irrefutable. it warms what if the industry is left on government, its benefits to be limited to a handful of states and companies. almost one trillion dollars. that's how much tech companies are estimated to be spending on building up the artificial intelligence industry over the coming years. suppose that the technology say that a, i will increase productivity, boost incomes and revolutionize the global economy boss. with the excitement surrounding the potential of artificial intelligence comes along a g

i'm adrian's kind of got until the team here and so have thanks for being with us. the news on out to 0 is next. those the know do those that understand teach a maverick school headmaster impulse and comfort go fast. determined to change the fortunes of an inner city community played by urban the cape poverty of the legacy of secretary and the russian arms of students with the knowledge of the ancient greek philosopher. participate on your face for this vein, and everybody else has this young play to a witness documentary on the jersey to the colleges. when you're in the middle of a plantation, you solve these 2 of the 6 workers. they dig into the ground, sifting through a sole and stones and finally, coffee eggs make a retreat, struck the precious metal. and this is the reward for hours of labor to maybe 2 and a half groups. coffee says finding gold has changed to slight inductive minneapolis effect. this affords 4500000 gardeners because it's such a sensitive subject to you totally tuition stay away from discussions about recommendations, but the environmental act

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earlier i spoke to richard levy and adrian expert who was also a commercial airline pilot for over 40 years. he told me about the latest evidence in the investigation. that's what you're looking at now is, 1st of all, there are no reports in the crew about a bird strike. first strikes don't happen at altitude. rarely only take off or maybe take january of 2009 with the 90 on the hudson. they declared emergency this aircraft was in room. and then crossover russian as your reporter, just mention an area where it was filled with ukrainian drones. and so russian aircraft activity was present just prior to the accident. i don't think it was intentional by the russians, but lots of evidence is pointing to russian anti aircraft fire that was missed directed at this aircraft. looked at a few slash looking at the pictures of the holes. the pastors reported an explosion outside of the aircraft. shrapner went inside the aircraft. what happens in a pressurized airplane in the air? correct? you? what his cabin pressurization and the auction mass come down there and the aircraft began mercy. this i

and that is adrian expert. steven, right in dublin, we thank you for your time, sir. thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines as we speak, as are by john's present in either hom, aliya as a queue, as rush of shooting at an as a bunch on airlines passenger chat. before it cracked, he demanded a full admission of guilt and compensation accusing moscow of trying to cover up the truth. the crash and cassock stand. last wednesday killed 38 people. at least 3 migrants have died trying to reach britain in a small boat. rescuers in northern france, assisted dozens of people on the beach with many suffering from hypothermia. this year has been one of the deadliest years on record for channel crossings, with the 76 recorded depths. at least 2 people died after multiple tornadoes ripped through the us states of texas, louisiana, and mississippi. many homes and schools were badly damaged or destroyed. thousands of people were affected by power outages, voters in croatia of going to the polls to elect a new president. the left leaning incumbent zorian, milan of edge has be

and that is adrian expert. steven, right in dublin, we thank you for your time, sir. thank you. a look now at some of the other stories making headlines as we speak. spanish police have arrested 7 human traffic or is accused of murder during a c crossing from the african mainland to the canary islands. their boat was carrying within $200.00 migrants. at the time investigator said, the traffickers killed 4 of them to keep the rest under control. as coalition as president joined, the lot of it looks set to win a 2nd term and office exit full show him taking more than 50 percent of the vote more than 30 points ahead of his closest rival. flonnawich is an outspoken opponent of western support for ukraine in its war against russia. the far right anti western politician mikhail, a couple i should really has been sworn in as georgia as a new president. the former football, it was inaugurated despite allegations from outgoing presidents selling my zoo officially that his election was illegitimate. the new president is supported by the ruling georgia dream party, whose decision to suspen

situaciÓn que quieren que sus hijos celebren las navidades y llenos de buenos deseos y esperanzas adriÁnisado con casas hechas de lonas, cartones y cuerdas, en su paso a estados unidos tienen mesas de nombre con cargo para ser los alimente y hoy preparan la cena navideÑa. >> las majalca, la torca de la niÑa como siempre aunque no sea lo mismo pero hay que hacerlo. reportera: cÓmo vas hacer la cena? >> tenemos leÑa. reportera: adornaron como pudieron lidia estÁ contenta porque ademÁs de celebrar navidad es su cumpleaÑos. >> ella puso su arbolito de navidad. >> mi mamÁ lo armo con mi papa. voy a cumplir 11 aÑos. >> cuÁl serÍa tu mayor deseo?. >> que me salga la cita reportera: en otro punto de la capital mexicana esta noche se servirÁn unas 800 cenas de navidad para personas y hogar, la parroquia de la santa cruz y soledad fijada en la zona centro ciudad de mÉxico, donde la mesa estÁ lista. >> refrescos, tortillas, ensaladas. reportera: la cena iniciarÁ a las 9:00 p.m. >> para nosotros es un momento de calor, hermandad familiar, que mejor que la familia nuestra fe podamos compartir. report

as little consequence as 1st to kind of keep the office area of all the time being our thanks to adrian. a journal is andres spate. appreciate your insights, sir. thank you. are. let's look at some more stories making headlines at this hour . thousands of georgians have formed a human chain into police in support of the country's e u membership. the current president and the pro western opposition are taking part in rally. mass street protests broke out in georgia one month ago. after the pro russia ruling parties suspended talks on joining the new starting today, new mobile phones, tablets, and cameras sold, and the you need to have a u. s. b c. charging port. russell says the new standard for devices will slash costs and reduce electronic waste makers of laptops will have until 2026 to comply with the universal charge of so i'm or calling him the world's next. i'm so sorry what we love to get. get you another story 1st to india. now where of funeral has been held for the former indian prime minister, monroe hen seeing he died on thursday at the age of 92 and is widely seen as the arch

adrian brown reports from wellington just 2 decades ago. you'd be lucky to see the tucker powers, or even the to him, another once red native endangered species. but that's decline is that what we're seeing here is proof that we can reverse that trend and we're not doing it. and the world in this environment, we doing it right in the middle of a city in this eco same tree, the birds and metrics all safe from introduced purposes. it's surrounded by an almost 2 meter high fence stretching for nearly 9 kilometers in 25 years. there will be just full, inc cushions for dr. lakeside and the same tree that fits this incredibly affective. it's a place for them to thrive in the heart of the city, but some is no longer completely drowned out by the drone of traffic. that's poverty down to people like any age. what of hundreds of volunteers supporting and ambitious campaign to make new zealand printed it free by 2050 the hills about the capital? one of her target areas. she's seeing results. so far as we used to catch apply for it so week, now we luck

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adriÁn leiva, de 17. alexander leiva, de 14. y a bencomo, de 35.s toridades, luego de ser dado de alta este domingo. leiva fue ingresado en el centro de justicia juvenil en albuquerque. esta noche las autoridades trabajan para determinar el motivo detrÁs de este devastador crimen. el joven de 16 aÑos enfrenta cuatro cargos de asesinato en primer grado. segÚn la organizaciÓn gang violence archive, este caso abarca el homicidio mÚltiple nÚmero 29 en lo que va del aÑo en el paÍs. realmente trÁgica, sonia. asÍ es. gracias por este reporte. ahora, en una noticia de Última hora en un comunicado ltiagencias, el gobierno federal indicÓ que han recibido mÁs de 5000 reportes de avistamientos de drones en las Últimas semanas. de esto se concluye que hay drones con licencia que son particulares. otros de la policÍa y de las fuerzas del orden y hasta helicÓpteros y estrellas que han sido reportadas. el comunicado agrega que esta actividad en los cielos no representa un riesgo a la seguridad pÚblica nacional o incluso del espacio aÉreo. y a propÓsito de los dron

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junto a su coacusado el oficial adrian gonzalez se pauto hoy tentativamente para el 20 de octubre del, mientras afuera de la corte. familiares de las victimas protagonizaron lo que ve un exabrupto cuando, segun ellos, se les nego entrar para presenciar la audiencia en la corte. pero a pesar de este incidente, nadie resulto a arrestado. el tiempo se acaba para que el congreso apruebe una resolucion de presupuesto para evitar un cierre parcial del gobierno manana viernes. el intento mas reciente mantendria el gobierno operando durante poco mas de tres meses e incluye 100 mil millones de dolares para el fondo de desastres para los estados impactados por desastres naturales, con la posibilidad de que vuelvan a recibir mas dinero durante el mes de enero. pero si el congreso no se pone de acuerdo con el presupuesto y hay un cierre parcial, queasa ? pues unos 875.000 trabajadores no esenciales del gobierno no reciben su pago. los programas sociales y alimentarios se van a demorar en llegar. habra mas filas en los puntos de seguridad en los aeropuertos y tambien se complicaria la situacion de

incluyen a su madre, adriana bencomo, de 35 anos, su padre, leonardo leyva, de 42, y a sus dos hermanos, adrian de 17 y 14 anos. ven como es recordada como una querida voluntaria del equipo de bomberos en la ciudad de rio y orgullosa madre de tres. bien. y mientras investigan el motivo de esta tragedia, el sospechoso de 16 anos enfrenta cuatro cargos de asesinato en primer grado. recordemos que es un menor de edad, por lo que se encuentra detenido en un centro juvenil. pero segun las autoridades, vanessa podria enfrentar a la justicia como un adulto. >> si, es un crimen muy grave. que terrible. que tragedia. muchisimas gracias por tu r reporte. cambiamos de temala amenaza de deportaciones masivas del presiden electo donald trump moviliza a activistas y siembra temor. sin embargo, nuevas estadisticas oficiales muestran que la administracion biden cerro este 2024 con el mayor numero de depoaciones en diez anos. el ultimo reporte anual de eu senala que entre octubre del 2023 y septiembre de este ano se expulsaron a mas de 271.000 personas originarias de 192 paises. casi 1/3 tenia un historial crim