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adriana. >> diaz: all right, lilia, thank you. a weekend of dangerous heat across big parts of the west. at least 50 million people are experiencing triple-digit temperatures. needles, california, near the arizona border hit 150 degrees. phoenix was a dry 115, and forth worth texas seared at 105. the scorching is expected to extend well into next week. today, the nation's largest wildfire in new mexico was viy prt bidefrom air force one. the president landed in santa fe to meet with state and local officials. some new mexicans are furious with the government for allowing planned burns to spread. more than 430 homes have been lost to flames. now a rule change for all travelers entering the united states. it takes effect midnight sunday. cbs' michael george is at newark airport with the details. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. starting at evening. starting at midnight, americans and international travelers won't need a negative test to get back into the u.s. it comes as the summer travel season is in full swing with a l

vemos que nos dice adriana villamarÍn en su informe.las miradas incrÉdulas ante la derrota, el amargo sabor de la frustraciÓn y la preocupaciÓn por el futuro . rodolfo perdiÓ y no acepto. >> acepto el resultado como debe ser. locutora: hablÓ sereno y con ese tono recio que siempre acompaÑo sus discursos y como lo hizo desde que comenzÓ su campaÑa por las redes sociales. >> le deseo al doctor gustavo petro que sepa dirigir el paÍs, que sea fiel a su discurso contra la corrupciÓn y que no defraude a quienes confiaron en Él. adriana: los seguidores de rodolfo buscaron 1000 explicaciones para entender en donde habÍan fallado. ¿lloraste? >> todavÍa siento un nudo en la garganta, porque querÍa cantar victoria. >> acaba de perder colombia. adriana: la oposiciÓn le entregan al perdedor una curul en el senado, sin embargo, a rodolfo hernÁndez lo seguirÁ una nube negra sobre su vida judicial. en los prÓximos meses debe enfrentar a la justicia delante de un juez, porque se encontraron pruebas para acusarlo por delitos asociados a la corrupciÓn. pa

adriana. >> diaz: all right, tom wait, thank you.itain now, celebrating queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. today, there are street parties, a star-studded concert, and some palace intrigue. cbs' holly williams is in london. >> reporter: the military flyover said it all. for 70 years, the queen has servedkher country. the platinum jubilee is a celebration of her reign. >> it's the queen, isn't it? >> god bless the queen. >> god bless the queen. >> reporter: for many here, this four-day national holiday is an opportunity to say thank you. >> it's a part of the british culture. it's a part of the history. and it's wonderful because we get days like this where we can celebrate with them. >> we are her subjects, and she is the most wonderful woman. >> 70 years on the throne. it's an extraordinary amount of service without moaning or groaning, and it's just amazing. >> reporter: most here can't remember their nation without her. she ascended the throne at just 25. the queen watched the military parade on thursday from the balcony of bucki

estÁn asegurando sus hogares. >> adriana, vamos a tener mÁs en la noche. porque lo californiano recibirÁn entre 200 y $1100. preste atenciÓn. 17,000,000,000 serÁn entregados desde octubre. podrÍan recibir tres y los $50 los que ganen menos de 150,000. la familias que tienen esos salarios y tienen al menos un dependiente accederÁn a otros $350. el acuerdo fue aprobado anoche. puede revisar todos los detalles descargando el cÓdigo qr que tiene en pantalla. nones las temperaturas se mantienen con un rango bastante caliente. fernanda: estamos echando un vistazo si ustedes las personas que salen a pasear sus mascotas le aconsejo que lo haga tarde la noche. el mercurio alcanzarÁ los 79 grados. ya hablamos de maÑana martes. nos mantenemos en los altos 50. una madrugada en la que tampoco quiero volver a descartar. a esto se le suma que regresa de calor bastante intenso. zonas al norte con temperaturas bastante calurosas en los 92 grados. vamos a estar viendo un descenso en las temperaturas. estamos hablando de viernes, sÁbado y domingo donde hablamos de mercurios

en momento transmitido por las redes muestra cÓmo adriana levantÓ su manita para tocar el manto de la juan francisco sabe que cuando regresaron al auto abigaÍl sonreÍa, algo que no hacÍa desde hace 34 dÍas, la pequeÑa regreso a la normalidad. >> normalmente hay un registro de milagros de esta magnitud donde hay archivos que cientÍficamente corroboran que la lÓgica y la ciencia se rompe y esto es el milagro. >> confÍan en que su virgencita jamÁs los abandonara. >> al regresar fuertes aguaceros obligan a cerrar grandes parques nacionales. ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, ♪ ♪ cuidado que te quemas ♪ ♪ nunca pares, no te quedes helado ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ siempre pa' lante en el estado dorado. ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ ♪ live in the golden state ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: 125 millones de personas estÁn enalerta de calor extremo. el adolescente que falleciÓ de un traumatismo en un parque de atracciones de florida. el joven rebasaba lÍ

thank you, adriana.ng heat wave will grow in the days ahead as it pushes east, impacting nearly a third of the nation with above-normal temperatures. for the forecast let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening to you. certainly more dangerous thunderstorms in our forecast and excessive heat. this is an exclusive view of what the skies could look like over minneapolis, minnesota tomorrow morning. for many of us, it could mean a threat for tornadoes as well. the morning commute brings wild thunderstorms through the twin cities, lunchtime also storming. and then the cold front catches up and more storms slide through green bay, milwaukee, chicago, back down through kansas city through the afternoon and evening. the oppressive heat is there once again, temperatures mid-90s to low 100s. indianapolis, 96. a place like nashville thursday looking at 199 in memphis. heat index norah likely to go to 105 to 110 in those of these citi

norah. >> o'donnell: adriana diaz, thank you very much.nother major decision from the supreme court involving prayer and schools. in a 6-3 the court ruled in favor of a former high school football coach who lost his job after praying on the field with students after games. the coach sued his washington state school district claiming it violated his constitutional rights. the latest ruling from the conservative majority court further narrows the separation between church and state. let's turn overseas now and the war in ukraine where more than a dozen civilians are dead and dozens more hurt after russian forces bombed a crowded shopping mall in the central city of kremenchuk.ping mall in the cbs' ramy inocencio is there. >> reporter: thick black smoke billowed from the shopping center in the kremenchuk this afternoon. the handiwork of russian missiles. inside a man yelled to someone to follow him to safety, while outside firefighters battled the flames and the wounded were loaded into ambulances. wounded were loaded int just a day ago resid

. >> reporter: i'm adriana diaz in illinois preparing for influx of out-of-state patients seeking abortion here. >> oasis in a vast abortion desert. >> reporter: expecting as many as 30,000 additional patients a year. since friday's decision, demand has increased in illinois, surrounded by states that restrict abortion access. that's why planned parenthood built new health centers near wisconsin and indiana and expanded telehealth visits for abortion pills. >> planned parenthood is here to serve patients from any state because abortion is legal in illinois. >> i would say that illinois is a haven of death surrounded by states that recogniz eborn babies are fully human from the moment of conception. >> reporter: amy gerky, executive director of right to life is fighting against illinois becoming a abortion destination. >> governor pritzker has rolled out the welcome mat for women to come here for abortion. >> reporter: but others are working to ensure the road is clear. >> this is different than anything i've done before, it is personal, one-on-one, taking time to be with one person and hel

thank you, adriana.d breaking heatwave will grow in the days ahead as it pushes east, impacting nearly a third of the nation with above normal temperatures. for the forecast, let's bring in mike bettes for our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening to you. certainly more dangerous thunderstorms in our forecast and excessive heat. this is exclusive view of what the skies could look like over minneapolis, minnesota tomorrow morning. the storms will last through the morning, the afternoon and the evening across the midwest. for many of us, it could mean a threat for some tornadoes as well. the morning commute brings wild thunderstorms through the twin cities, lunchtime also storming. and then the cold front catches up and more storms slide through green bay, milwaukee, chicago, back through kansas city through the afternoon and evening. the oppressive heat is there once again. temperatures mid 90s to low 100s. in annapolis, 96. a place like nashville, looking for 99 in m

cbs's adriana diaz looks at how one city is trying to narrow the gap. >> reporter: this is what trying to narrow the wealth gap can look like. ramonia burton is one of 16 eligible residents picked in a lottery to receive $25,000 in reparations. is it enough for reparations? >> it's a start, but i don't think it's enough for all minorities have been put through. >> reporter: in 2019, evenston, illinois was the first in the nation to implement reparations to address harms from slavery to discriminatory housing policies. the money could only go toward mortgages or repairing hormes in an effort to increase minority property value. how long have you been wanting to get 24 roof fixed? >> it's been a while. >> reporter: robin ruth simmons runs first repair, helping other communities help the same. for people who don't understand why black americans should receive compensations or restorations, what do you say to them? >> the united states has harmed the black community for 403 years. eras of terror and harm. so prepare is necessary. equity has not been enough. >> reporter: conomist, one of th

as for the suspect in wisconsin, norah, he is alive but in critical condition. >> o'donnell: adrianait's been a massive cleanup effort in south florida today after a powerful storm flooded areas forcing rescues and turning high-priced cars into waterlogged trash. that system went on to become the first named storm of the season tropical storm alex, it is now in the atlantic. cbs' manuel bojorquez reports from south florida. >> reporter: some parts of south florida got more than a foot of rain this weekend, leaving cars and drivers stranded in knee deep water in miami. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> reporter: and making others look more like amphibious vehicles. >> whoo! >> reporter: it was the result of a tropical system not organized enough to be a named storm at the time, but still packing a punch, leading to water rescues and some flooded homes. >> this is the beginning season to have the rain, and we are already flooded out. >> reporter: forecasters have predicted an above average hurricane season this year, and just days into it, they urge residents in hurricane and flood-prone parts o

. >> reporter: can 12-year-old adriana vaughan walk for six minutes without losing her breath?n against the wall. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with covid in october of 2021. eight months later, she has a string of new medical issues: fatigue, headaches, stomach problems, and more. talk about the things you did before covid-19. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> swimming. i tried to do it, like, a few days ago. it was-- it was really a lot for me. >> reporter: so you can't even swim anymore. >> no. >> reporter: at first, doctors in her virginia home town weren't sure what to make of her symptoms. >> they didn't know what long covid was, and they kept saying it was anxiety. of >> reporter: she's one of roughly 70 kids being treated in the long covid clinic at children's national hospital in washington, d.c. dr. alexandra yonts runs the program. in terms of the symptoms, are they similar to what we see with adults? >> so for the most part, very similar in that fatigue is the number one complaint. kids tend to have less respiratory complaints and more gastrointestinal symptoms. >> reporter: more than 13 m

. >> i am adriana deez in illinois d dsh diaz in illinois preparing for an influx of patients. >> illinoiss an o a says. >> planned parenthood of illi.e. jennifer welsh said they are expecting 30,000 additional patients a year, since friday's decision demand for abortion services has increased in illinois which is surrounded by states that restrict abortion access. that is why planned parenthood built new health centers near wisconsin and indiana and expanded telehealth visit force medical abortion pill. >> planned parenthood of illinois is here to serve patients from any state because abortion is legal here in illinois. >> i would say that illinois is a haven surrounded by states that recognize that preborn babies are fully human at conception. >> amy-- fighting against illinois becoming a so called abortion destination. >> the governor pritzker is basically rolled out the welcome mat for women from other states to come here for abortion. >> but volunteers like lore which the midwest access coalition are working to ensure the road is clear for women seeking abortions here. >> and this is

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in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' adriana diaz shows us how narrowing the gap begins with a walk acrossone street. >> reporter: ninth street in louisville is where the divide happens. happens. est is mostly black. >> i grew up as far west as you can go. >> reporter: east, mostly white. >> i was born on the east side. >> reporter: sherry bryant hamilton and angie mccorkle buckler grew up on opposite sides of ninth. but they've been coming to the symbolic street, to the frazier history museum, to create a bridge. >> if we don't talk about it, we don't learn about it. >> tension was high. >> reporter: they're attending packed panel discussions about race relations in louisville, from policing to bussing. though the city's more diverse than ever, segregation has proven stubborn, compounded by years of systemic racism. what do you say to people who think that there's too much discussion about race? >> i don't know where they're living. >> may i have your blindfold, please? ( laughter ) >> reporter: the panels are organized by rachel platt, a former news anchor running community engagement fo

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' adriana diaz shows us how narrowing the gap begins with a walk across one street. >> reporter: ninth street in louisville is where the divide happens. up as fart as youack... >>ortewh >> i was bon the east side herry bryant hamilton and angie mccorkle buckler grew up on the opposite sides of the street. >> if we don't talk about it, we don't learn about it. >> tensions were high. >> reporter: >> reporter: they attended packed panel discussions. though the city's more diverse than ever. segregations that proven stubborn, compounded by years of systemic racism. what do you say to people who think there's too much discussion about race? >> i don't know where they're living. >> may i have your blindfold, please. ( laughter ). >> reporter: the panels are organized by rachel platt, a former news anchor, running community engagement for the museum. >> they're tough conversations. not everybody is in for them. not everybody agrees a museum should be having them. you have to really be committed to this. >> we want to go to may 7, 1968. >> reporter: this panel wa

adriana diaz looks at how one city is trying to narrow the gap. >> reporter: this is what trying to narrowcan look like. ramona burton is one of 16 eligible residents picked in a lottery to receive $25,000 of reparations. is it enough? >> it's a start but i don't think it's enough for all minorities have been put through. >> reporter: in 2019 evanston, illinois, was the first for reparations. it can only go towards mortgages or repair homes. how long have you been wanting to get this roof fixed? >> it's been a while. >> reporter: robin ruth simmons championed reparations. she runs first repair. >> for people who don't understand why black americans should receive compensation or restitution, what do you say to that? >> the united states has harmed the black community for 403 years. eras of terror and harms so repair is necessary. equity has not been enough. >> reporter: economist says without change this will get higher. >> black americans are at the bottom and as a group have not shared equally in the gains in the economy in the past 30 or 40 years. >> reporter: are these your new windows

l concejal adriana rocha.ia. y me dio la noticia. >>> ¿quÉ pensÓ?. >>> llorÉ, porque ya pasÓ esto en un distrito 4, hace creo que 4 aÑos. so personas fallecieron en un camiÓn. y sabemos que estÁ el antecedente y lo que me preocupa, que no se ha hecho nada. >>> cuando dice que llorÓ, llora por pensar en las personas que fallecieron o llora de frustraciÓn que esto siga ocurriendo. >>> lloro de tristeza, de frustraciÓn, me pongo en el lugar de los padres de familia, de los esposos, de las esposas, quizÁs esas personas aÚn no saben que se han muero sus seres queridos. saben que hubo una tragedia y no saben. >>> estÁn las palabras de la concejal adriana rocha. ella misma hija de inmigrantes. esta es quizÁs una de las peores formas de morir arantxa, asfixiados, sofocados quienes iban a bordo del camiÓn. estaban esperanzados, ilusionados de encontrar una oportunidad en estados unidos. nosotros para entender mejor las condiciones en que estos migrantes pudieron haber pasado sus Últimas horas, nos subimos a un trÁiler

can 12-year-old adriana vaughn walk for six minutes without losing their breath? she can't. >> lean against the wall. take a break. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with covid in october 2021. eight months later she has a string of new medical issues -- fatigue, headaches, stomach problems and more. talk about the things you did before covid-19. >> i do love the water and swimming. tried to do it like a few days ago. it was really a lot for me. >> reporter: so you can't even swim anymore? >> no. >> reporter: at first, doctors in her virginia hometown weren't sure what to make of her symptoms. >> they didn't know it was, and kept saying it was anxiety, but my mom knew i didn't have anxiety. >> reporter: she is one of roughly 70 kids being in the long covid clinic at children's national hospital in washington, d.c. dr. alexandra yonts runs the program. in terms of the symptoms are we similar to what we see with adults? >> for the most part very similar in that fatigue is the number one complaint. kids tend to have less respiratory complaints and more gastrointestinal

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' adriana diaz shows us how narrowing the gap begins with a walk acrossstreet. >> reporter: ninth street in louisville is where the divide happens. west is mostly black... >> i grew up as far west as you can go. >> reporter: east, mostly white. >> i was born on the east side. >> reporter: sherry bryant hamilton and angie mccorkle buckler grew up on opposite sides of ninth. but they've been coming to the symbolic street, to the frazier history museum, to create a bridge. >> if we don't talk about it, we don't learn about it. >> tension was high. >> reporter: they're attending packed panel discussions about race relations in louisville, from policing to bussing. though the city's more diverse than ever, segregation has proven stubborn, compounded by years of systemic racism. what do you say to people who think that there's too much discussion about race? >> i don't know where they're living. >> may i have your blindfold, please? (£aughter) >> reporter: the panels are organized by rachel platt, a former news anchor running community engagement for the museum

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the ukrainian army, a charity raffle was organized by the volunteers of the fund.ua its founders, adrianaitary in a volunteer environment, and the idea was born to transform the remains of military artifacts into something useful . what is happening now at the front, we wanted to somehow draw the attention of people and civilians who are now here under non-military conditions, in addition to military artifacts, works were put up for auction art artists of the kyiv studio icr remote philanthropy from a dozen of their works on a military theme, this is an exquisite bottle of the so-called bandera smoothie and a sculptural ceramic mina and a whole series of artistic skulls, and today, uh, some works that should have been at the opening of the exhibition for which they were preparing will be presented my studio is an opening, it was supposed to take place on march 25. but instead we arranged a charity sale of our objects and today we continue to do it 20,000 times 20 thousand two 20 three i congratulate you tubeus from rpg went under the hammer for 30,000 hryvnias, the most expensive for 55,0

adriana zhang says, she's encouraged about a bipartisan agreement in washington on gun. safety measures possibly breaking a political log jam. idea that this forward in terms of gun reform in gun safety but sank believes the tentative. field doesn't go far enough. i really want to see that people under the age of 21 should not have access to semi-automatic weapons east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted the bipartisan senate framework on gun reform legislation is a crucial first step this legislation will make critical investments in mental health resources school safety and increased vetting for weapons purchases. but while this is a start much more must be done. thank you all for being here as we member the 49 in orlando six years ago a memorial in the castro district. honor those killed in the pulse nightclub shooting massacre christopher vasquez is an orlando native. it's just devastating that we we as a nation can't do more to just protect innocent lives of lgbtq youths and nightclubs or children in schools, but many here remains skeptical about the gun safety pr

last week i spoke to a 12 year old adriana vaughn who is receiving treatment at this clinic at children'sovid-19. vaughn tested positive in october of last year. how has it changed your life in terms of things you like to do that you can't do any more? >> so, i really like to dance, really like to dance, and i get out of breath. i can't really do it as much. >> duncan: how long can you dance now before you feel like are you out of breathe? >> 60 seconds. >> duncan: 60 seconds. >> yeah. >> duncan: so within a minute you feel out of breath. >> yeah. >> duncan: well, you can see more of my interview with children with long covid this week on the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. next on the cbs weekend news, a cancer survivor going the distance. vor going the distance. >> bother the bugs... gotcha. ...not your family. zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it gets rid of the bugs plus is safe for use around people and pets. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. yo

. >> right thank you but let's go to adriana at usa today. >> hi, thank you so much for holding thisriefing and for taking my question. another question on coed funding seems to be proper this morning, i was wondering if we could talk about maybe the thought process behind some of those difficult decisions that were mentioned specifically the ones to reallocate funding from testing and protected appointment to vaccine. what was i guess the thought process behind going there? >> you want to take it? >> i'm happy to start absolutely. as is been noted already this money each of these decisions have been challenging none are ideal. they all require using funds we are planning to spend on other critical programs. we looked across all six supplemental bills that we have received funding with. and pulling fronts from each of those. to look at that legally available funding for the purchase of the vaccine that doctor jon mentioned the packs located in the monoclonal but we are purchasing in these next few weeks. not all of the funds that are out there are available to be used for those purch

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and valery adriana valery valentinovich i welcome you.ay, while there is still this kinetic, most likely energy, yes which makes people rather experts. people who choose to rely on hope that things will somehow magically return to normal are still being warned now. and it won't be like before. let's build what really works. here is how igor ivanovich suggests. here is this new uh noah's ark for uh building this with this modern economy of the future. yes, what other ways out of this situation are there, i mean. uh, sensible not political, can't be denied, uh, political, component because it was precisely in this speech that the beautiful was clearly decomposed, first of all , politics comes from it. uh, it already follows, certain economic problems, and finally , specific measures are given of how these economic problems are. could solve russia, that is, it was clearly stated that, in principle, sanctions are not the source of , uh, the existing economic political problems, but they are a catalyst. that is, now they have frankly shown the

adriana zhang says, she's encouraged about a bipartisan agreement in washington on gun.y measures possibly breaking a political log jam. idea that this is a step forward in terms of gun reform in gun safety, but sank believes the tentative. field doesn't go far enough. i really want to see that people under the age of 21 should not have access to semi-automatic weapons east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted the bipartisan senate framework on gun reform legislation is a crucial first step this legislation will make critical investments in mental health resources school safety and increased vetting for weapons purchases. but while this is a start much more must be done. thank you all for being here as we member the 49 in orlando six years ago a memorial in the castro district to honor those killed in the pulse nightclub shooting massacre christopher vasquez is an orlando native. it's just devastating that we we as a nation can't do more to just protect innocent lives of lgbtq youths and nightclubs or children in schools, but many here remains skeptical about the gun sa

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. >> adriana, the same question to you with this focus. at all for voters? or do voters care more about -- inflation in $5 plus gas prices? >> well alex, it's a little bit of both. this will certainly affect some voters. it doesn't have to affect that many voters. we need to make sure there are key voters in swing states, especially some of those suburban and independent voters, who will ultimately decide what happens. he doesn't have to affect 30 to 40% of that the electorate. it has to focus on and affect a key subset of the voters. -- bits and pieces of information and evidence. what these hearings are doing is putting everything together and creating a narrative during prime time television to educate the american people and what happened. to kirk's point, i think that's the most important thing. for historical purposes and for just simply educating the american people in the world frankly on what happened, that's the importance of this hearing. that we could have documented evidence in a real narrative that is easy to understand and d

wad everyone a teacher from adriana herrera posey who is a first grade parent.t to come to you and say that blackness is beautiful. it is diverse and i come to you as a filipino parent of 2 girls who have been shared both identities. n word was used at our school and after months we had a community conversation with the naa cpa li human rights commission and the principal apologized and sent i letter providing transparency of her use of the, n, word. i want to be clear, we didn't want to harm anybody. we wanted trans paraphernalias and acknowledgment for the hrm and restoration that's all we wanted and unfortunately now we don't feel safe because of po serb backlash. and that's why some of us are not here tonight. this truth of the words come to light we need support to heel as an entire community. please protect us using the trouth to guide and protect us as families we appreciate all the support we received with community partners, doctor matthews. but doctor gibson. we want all of our children to be save. provide resources, support and safety to navigate the

like , for example, adriana baquet, who told the entire french radio about the racism and nazism of adeptofazolut the war crimes of the ukrainian country, they are working out a certain agenda, but full support for ukraine and the definition of russia as an aggressor refugees flee only towards europe, it’s hard to tell the truth, it’s impossible to hide a needle in a bag for a long time, therefore, how would the european society understand a little bit by little bit that it is being fed such false frank chewing gum with such propaganda that is of a low-grade obscene order, and crimes with strange suinatsbatov was also told by the journalist amlorbanel on the air of seños, the presenter interrupted her several times, clarifying whether she was really talking about the ukrainian armed formations in 2014 , the population of donbass became a target for their own government. the kiev government bombarded the russian-speaking population, and i have all the evidence. some european countries simply do not allow such statements to be published in the pp of their news and, about the authorities of some,

. >> adriana pasaba con su esposo cuando vio esta imagen.s niÑos? cree que los padres le van a poner la vacuna los niÑos? >> en ese momento el susto ha ido pasando, yo siempre me preguntÉ si este virus hubiera tocado nuestros niÑos como vera reaccionado la humanidad cada mÉdico tratante va a encargarse de sus pacientes haga vacunar a sus hijos, dejÉ el temor, luchamos por mucho tiempo para que estas vacunas se autorizaron. si yo tuviera un bebÉ yo lo harÍa vacunar. >> a pregunta es si ellos deben hacerse una prueba de anticuerpo. >> se considera mucho la posibilidad, sobre todo, cuando ha existido covid. normalmente yo recomiendo que la persona se ponga la vacuna sin importar la carga de anticuerpos que puedan llegar a tener. siempre lo que sugerimos va a estar supeditado para lo que diga su mÉdico tratante en el consultorio. mÁs importante es tomar conciencia que se necesita vacunar a los niÑos. >> muchas personas han sido escÉpticas al hecho que la vacuna se haya aprobado en tan poco tiempo. >> entiendo el escepticismo, pero tienen que ent

. >> jeff stoddard, adriana, died of just taking percocet she did know was lisa to laced with fentanyl.thethe federal level. >> police are frustrated too that some drug dealers and traffickers they arrest are being released. >> we put not just hours but thousands of hours in and seeing people released start over and do what they were doing before we cut them. seek appearance on prosecutors to do more to keep these people off the streets once they've been caught, but some say they are dropping the ball. san francisco has now recalled the district attorney and failed to convict one person for selling fentanyl last year even though the city had over 640 fentanyl overdoses and in san francisco. >> that's a terrible record. he told us about how many kids are buying stuff after they see it on social media. why not hold the social media companies criminally responsible for advertising the stuff? >> that the big push, steve. a lot of people say we need to repeal section 230 to not give the social media companies immunity from lawsuits. that would allow parents to sue these companies and they want

saben que hubo una tragedia y no saben. >>> las palabras de la concejal adriana rocha.rantes. uno de sus mÉdo ss clonar vehÍculos. >>> este es el camiÓn en que murieron los migrantes con esta cabina roja y registro. y este trÁiler original de la misma marca y el mismo nÚmero en la puerta. >>> se encuentra a mÁs de 200 millas al sur de san antonio. el propietario nos asegura que lo clonaron. >>> son del mismo color. los camiones son totalmente diferente, el camiÓn que estÁ en san antonio tiene una ventaja grande en la parte de atrÁs. que se llama... el camiÓn de nuestra compaÑÍaoiene eso. >>> y nos lo demuestra con su camiÓn de fondo. eso sÍ, sin enseÑar su rostro, dice para no complicarse la vida. hablamos con un agente reciÉn retirado, trabajaba en la unidad feral que investiga el contrabando de personas en esta Área de texas. nos dijo que clonar camiones es algo habitual. >>> es muy comÚn que copie un nÚmero del transport federal. y es comÚn que ellos hagan un clon de un registr de compaÑÍa. >>> las redes de coyotes suelen ofrecer a los conductores entre 15 mil dÓlare

atacante muriÓ tras enfrentarse las autoridades, coloquen el reclamo legal mencionan a su madre, adrianaarcÍa acusado buzo sexual de menores, violaciÓn, trÁfico de personas, este juicio contra garcia debÍa empezar el lunes con las selecciÓn del jurado pero ahora tan giro repentino luego de llegar un acuerdo con las autoridades y declararse culpable de tres cargos. en vivo desde los Ángeles socorro cruise tener lo Último desde la corte. socorro: muy buenos dÍas, nosotros nos encontramos precisamente en esta corte superior criminal en los Ángeles donde se espera que naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa sea sentenciado, Él llegÓ a un acuerdo con la fiscalÍa y aceptÓ ser culpable de cometer tres crÍmenes sexuales contra tres menores de edad, Él libro 16 acusaciones mÁs y esta culpabilidad aceptada podrÍa darle beneficios jurÍdicos como por ejemplo no pasar el resto de sus dÍas en la cÁrcel, lo que por supuesto que ha provocado indignaciÓn y mucho coraje entre las vÍctimas. vamos a escuchar a alguna de ellas. >> es muy terrorÍfico acordarme de cÓmo naasÓn se fue convirtiendo en un monstruo. >> esto que pasÓ

[mÚsica] [mÚsica] adriana flores para televisa espectÁculos. carlos: quÉ cansado, de verdad!imizar... toda señal de daño dove intensive repair. la marca numero uno de belleza no probada en animals. [mÚsica] satcha: desafortunadamente ya aumenta la cifra de inmigrantesque mueren en un camiÓn de cargas en sanatorio texas. a una docena todavÍa los atienden en hospitales. para entender por quÉ no cesa el trÁfico inhumano de inmigrantes nos enlazamos en vivo con la activista pro inmigrante. gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana tan difÍcil para muchas familias y en especial para esta comunidad texana. palabras para describir lo que estas familias pasaron y lo que estÁn pasando. esperamos que sobrevivan. acabo de hacer otra entrevista y el nÚmero era menos de 50 y ahora nos dices que son 50, esto es verdaderamente devastador. es lamentable que no es la primera vez, tal vez no sea la Última mientras sigan las condiciones que empujan a la gente a salir de sus paÍses a tener que venir acÁ a buscar trabajo, refugio, seguridad y encontrarse con esto, no es nuevo porque hemos visto por dÉ