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alan: gira la cÁmara.ese momento luce tranquila,. es presentado otro vÍdeo que refiere el interior de este motel de paso donde se encontrada sin vida. a la par de la presentaciÓn de estos videos, dieron la cara la amigas de devani, escuchemos por quÉ no llamaron al papÁ, y por quÉ no fue posible mantener el control. >> dicen que no habÍa nada que hacer, ya insistiÉndole al papÁ, muy marcadas hasta las 4:40, serÍa insistiÉndole al papÁ, todo ese tiempo que Él dijo que se puso asÍ, insoportable, que le pegaba, y se querÍa bajar, cuando inclusive, ella caminaba hasta el lugar, y se quedaba hasta la carretera, en todo ese transcurso, lo acabo de demostrar, yo me intentÉ comunicar con su papÁ, no tenÍa otro contacto. reportero: a la par de que aparecieron ellas, que son las supuestas amigas de devani. importante destacar que apareciÓ el chofer. ese joven queda atrasado a la fiesta, dijo que estaba muy apenado, pero que Él habÍa tenido que dejar, porque se habÍa bajado prÁcticamente del coche y no quiso subir, e

alan: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. ♪ [mÚsica] alan: gracias por amanecer con nosotros congen todas las maÑanas porque es alegre, Útil, esperanzador. raÚl: pensamos siempre en ti, queremos ayudarte y te entregamos lo mejor del entretenimiento. jesse: la invitaciÓn es para que se queden con este equipo por las prÓximas horas que les garantiza no se van arrepentir. carlos: ya comenzamos con las noticias. satcha: esta maÑana se intensifica la cacerÍa nueva york para dar con el paradero de fran james, hay quien la policÍa con serÁ persona de interÉs en el tiroteo que deja una decena de heridos en un tren en brooklyn, varias agencias federales participan en la bÚsqueda e investigadores recuperan una minivan cuya llaves estarÍa entre las pertenencias del hombre. como nos dice peck y carranza y botes de la gran manzana. peggy: buenos dÍas. como lo dices, la policÍa estÁ buscando esta persona de interÉs identificada como un fran james de 62 aÑos de wisconsin yy stone relaciÓn con este tiroteo masivo aquÍ en la estaciÓn de trace de mi que dejo a 10 personas baleadas, cinco en condic

alan: viva mÉxico!ar a los mÉdicos que luchan contra el covid y brindar esperanza a los enfermos. alan: lÓpez obrador serÁ presidente hasta el 2024 pero no es obligatorio y te diremos el porquÉ. chef: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" el programa nÚmero uno. [mÚsica] nde a la pregunta que todos nos todos nos estamos haciendo, raÚl: gracias por continuar con nosotros el "despierta amÉrica" y vamos a hablar de gabriel soto que responde a la pregunta que todos nos hacemos. unos detalles muy reveladores que se publicaron a poco dÍa de su cumpleaÑos. gabriel:es niÑo, ya lo decretamos, lo mismo dijo la esposa de mi papÁ cuando pusieron los lobos del hotel, como soy niÑo pusieron globos azules. lo que sea, lo que dios mande, lo que dios diga mientras todo estÉ bien con salud, lo que sea. reportera: tienes alguna palabra para Ángel aguilar porque ella pase lo mismo que tÚ, filtraron fotos sin su autorizaciÓn y dice que se siente violentada. quÉ le dirÍas a ella porque a ti te pasÓ lo mismo. gabriel: n

alan: quÉdense con nosotros.es al fin del mandato nacional del uso de mascarillas en todos los transportes pÚblicos, incluyendo aviones, una jueza federal a lo anula por considerarlo ilegal y mira cÓmo recibe la noticia en las alturas. satcha: un auxiliar canta emocionado mientras recoge los tapabocas en un vuelo de delta, mientras que azafatas de jetblue ya las verÁs, brincan de alegrÍa al verse nuevamente los rostros, eso si no todos estÁn contentos, la casa blanca dice que la decisiÓn es decepcionante. desde el aeropuerto internacional de miami, andrea leona nos muestra todo. y muchos se preguntan quÉ deben tomar en cuenta a partir de ahora para viajar? andrea: te cuento que te saludo por primera vez desde el inicio de la pandemia desde un aeropuerto de miami lleno de personas sin mascarillas, aunque la gran mayorÍa todavÍa tiene su mascarilla puesta, ya sea porque se sienten mÁs seguros de esa manera, porque siguen las indicaciones de los mÉdicos o por quÉ no se han enterado que este fallo judicial dejÓ sin e

alan: well, i think if you are, which i think he is, then you think, "it's not my problem." but, you know, they're my colleagues, and if they say he said it, i'm satisfied he said it. leigh sales: did you say that? julian: no, and we are suing them for libel, and we have witnesses that show that that is a libelous claim and is an ongoing dispute. so there's a lot of vitriol in the top end of the news business and a lot of backstabbing, and, unfortunately, we happen to be on the receiving end of it from this individual. robert gates: good afternoon. michael: the stories rocked governments and intelligence establishments in capitals around the world. robert: chairman? mike mullen: thank you, mr. secretary. michael: the u.s. military claimed the leak had put lives at risk. mike: mr. assange can say wherever he likes about the greater good he thinks he and his source are doing, but the truth is they might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an afghan family. disagree with the war all you want, take issue with the policy, challenge me or our gro

alan: la salud y este tema legal.dÍa de la tierra y todos estamos sÚper preocupados por el planeta, yo tampoco no soy la mÁs experta pero lo que hice es checar lo que hacen mis amigas y les voy a decir cuatro tips que pueden cambiar en su rutina diaria y que nos va quitar la culpa de estar acabando con nuestro planeta. primero, reciclar, no las pasamos oyÉndose reciclar pero ponte este bote de basura que tiene una separaciÓn para poner llos botes que ya tienes que reciclar porque tenemos un montÓn de botes en el baÑo, una caja te sirve igual, eel chiste es que separes y asÍ es mÁs fÁcil. por favor compran menos y usa mÁs, cuantos labiales tienes? >> no muchos. >> cuantas paletas de sombras de color, cuantas cremitas a la mitad? por eso mi propÓsito ha sido usar todo hasta el final antes de ir a comprar uno nuevo. chequen estas espÁtulas yy lo que hace es que sacas hasta el Último. >> la Última gota. >> con esto es lo mÁximo, de verdad lo mÁximo porque no te da culpa, la usas toda y ya puedes ir a comprar uno nuevo, sÓ

patrick off -- alan patricof.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kailey: we are an hour into the u.s. trading session. bloomberg's ritika gupta is tracking the moves. not the best start to the trading week, but at least we are off the lows. ritika: we do resume the selloff we had in u.s. equities that we had on friday, but this is a global story, is it a good look at the msci world index. this as the china sentiment is feeding through the story. will it weigh on the demand for commodities? you see oil trading below $100 a barrel, investors flocking to havens, so that treasury yield down from 11 basis points. let's stick on that demand story because it is affecting the commodities in a big way. you're seeing iron ore, aluminum down to the tune of 4.25% now. unsurprisingly, when you see some of those risky assets trading lower, bitcoin moving in tandem. let's look up the board and go back to the nasdaq because this is actually heading for its worst month going back to 2008. that is the height of the lehman brothers collapse. those

alan: imagÍnate alan tacher con ese tipo de traje de baÑo, unos cacheteros.ompositor, bajista y cantante de bronco, toda una vida dedicada a la mÚsica con caminos sinuosos que lo han llevado al Éxito y a estas alturas de su carrera lupe esparza lo tiene claro, no se bajara del escenario mientras el cuerpo aguante. >> mÁs de 45 aÑos cantando, eentonces todo tiene que ir deteriorÁndose poco a poco, cuando mi me llega esa situaciÓn de que ceros, de que ya no crees, creo que me retirarÍa, agradecido, de tanto aplauso, de tanto cariÑo y la gente, ahorita esparza estÁ fuerte, tiene energÍa y le sigue teniendo a mora esto, es relajante, ya conocÍ todo, ya conocÍ el fracaso y tambiÉn conocÍ la gloria, entonces os disfruto lo que hago venga como venga y estoy contento con el apoyo y el respaldo de los muchachos. >> la tapa de bronco nueva cumple una dÉcada con sus clÁsicos, nuevas canciones y duetos ahora son los hijos de lupe quienes comparten la responsabilidad, su trabajo ha sido base de ejemplos no de consejos. >> yo creo que el mejor consejo eres tÚ como persona,

yeah, al alan. so as you're saying, i mean he did take these steps on monday to rein in the use of a what, what's been described as ghost guns. so how much pressure is he going to be under a to, to perhaps do something more or take even further steps, considering this incident has just happened in and brooklyn, in new york on a busy tuesday rush hour morning. of course, as he finds out more details about what has happened in new york that might well strengthen his hand if there is a ghost gun in there that will certainly strengthen his hand. if there is an assault rifle in, there's no suggestion that that's the case. but if there is one somewhere involved in this, that will strengthen his hand. he will look to see what the details are. and then his political team will look to see where they can get an advantage. you know, that might be cynical, but that's the real world that's real politic. that's how you do these things. and they will see what advantage they can do to move forward on their agenda i

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alan: debe una foto. ahÍ esta.seis pisos en el barrio chino de nueva york con saldo de dos fallecidos. mira como la llamas brotan por las ventana de un quinto piso mientras bomberos van de puerta en puerta rescatando residentes. al menos dos socorristas sufren heridas leves, uno de los cuales se habrÍa caÍdo en la escalera durante la evacuaciÓn del inmueble. hace instantes hay tensiÓn en tierra santa cuanto grupos de palestinos lanzan piedras a la poles en afuera de la mezquita en jerusalÉn, agentes lanzan gases lacrimÓgenos para dispersar a los palestinos que empiezan a apedrearlos al verlos entrar a la mezquita, considerada un agravio para ellos, mÉdico dicen que mÁs de 150 palestinos resultan lesionados en los disturbios. como te adelantamos en "despierta amÉrica", el fallo de la corte de apelaciones brinda alivio a ciertos emigrantes con orden de deportaciÓn, este restituye la polÍtica el presidente biden de darle prioridad de deportaciÓn a los convictos de delitos graves que representen un peligro para el pÚbl

alan: todo puede pasar.mana anulÓ este mandato permitiendo la cada persona decir si cubren o no su rostro. desde los Ángeles romy frÍas nos explica lo que estÁ a punto de suceder. romy: muy buenos dÍas, feliz jueves, no es hora de guardar esas mascarillas, hay que mantenerlas a la mano org el departamento de justicia anunciÓ que estarÁ apelando la decisiÓn de una jueza federal en la florida, esto se ha hecho mediante la corte en tampa y esto despuÉs que los cdc, el centro para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades le pidiera el departamento de justicia que apelarÁ esta decisiÓn de no pedir el uso obligatorio de las mascarillas en transporte pÚblico, como en los trenes y aviones. y esto lo estÁ haciendo porque en las Últimas semanas se ha visto un incremento en los casos de covid—19 en todo el paÍs, en mÁs de 36 estados hasta momento, e incluso las hospitalizaciones estÁn en aumento, es por eso que los cdc dicen que no es momento de dejar de usar la mascarilla. escuchamos precisamente que dice la casa blanca a

las 8 de la maÑana para hacer comunidad la preparatoria (hablan en inglÉs) en el distrito escolar alanvento. >>> ahÍ nos vemos entonces. >>> buenas tardes. ♪(mÚsica)♪ r (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> conversación cordial así define méxico y la casa blanca la charla entre los presidentes obrador y joe biden se comprometen a trabajar juntos frente a la crisis migratoria la frontera y el flujo de migrantes no se detiene, estados unidos.... le dice méxico que invierta en... este viernes desde washington >> (♪ música ♪) >> alerta mundial un brote de hepatitis infantil afecta a decenas de niños e

ginsberg is. >> stephen: they know-- know-- y know who alan ginsberg is. >> alan ginsberg fg in rochesterve to-- it's ginsberg. ginsberg was buddies with kerouac and your early 20s that all you read is kerouac, you smoke cigarette after cigarette. but he didn't like me. >> stephen: ginsberg didn't like you. >> no, no, in that moment when i'm looking at him longingly like this, and i think he's saying something like, "go away." ( laughter ) that's all right. it was ginsberg, and it doesn't matter and i got the picture. >> stephen: i didn't get the picture but i met ginsberg once. >> tell me. >> stephen: i was-- the night i met my wife. we met at this party after an event. some people have heard this. i won't tell the whole story. at the end of this i am smitten by this enchanting woman i had met that night and we're in the a party following the premiere of "the hydrogen jukebox." i'm talking to this wonderful woman, and she asks me for my address and number. and i'm like, "all right!" but i don't have a pen, so i turn around and ask the guy behind me for his pen, and alan ginsberg hands me

alan feuer covers courts and criminal justice for the new york times metro desk.as been the lead byline on many, many, many of the most important news stories about the investigation into the january 6th attack. his latest reporting is about alex jones, seeking immunity in return for his testimony to federal prosecutors who are looking at the january 6th attack. he also, just has the latest group that the justice department has been a career prosecutor in charge of the potential cases, not against the low-level rioters who went into the capitol on january 6th, but of the people who are organizing the efforts to overthrow the government, and stop the transfer of power to a new president. alan feuer joins us live, i know you don't relish being on tv to talk about reporting, makes me all the more grateful for me you being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel, i appreciate it. >> let me ask you, first, about this reporting about the prosecutor who has been put in charge of this part of the january 6th investigation. what can you tell us about him, and what exactly he

alan, what do you think ails netflix most of all? what do the next two or three years look like for this stock and company? is it an ordinary stock now? >> thank you i think the things that ails them the most is saturation in the u.s. market. with passport sharing probably close to 85, 90% of the market right now. where is the stock going from here the event path is tough for a year or two. the second quarter is going to be a down 2 million sub quarter. third quarter they will have the comp against "squid game" and go against amazon for "lord of the rings. you have tough competition and got to edit the model to add in password sharing. >> julia, what's the buzz in hollywood and in the entertainment business about what happened to netflix are people saying, we have to rethink the streaming business in light of this what's the business? >> there is a lot of yapping about it but i also think this identification of the fact that netflix has done things its own way. they didn't worry for many years of cracking down on password sharing. th

okay, alan, stand by for a 2nd please. we are going to just play out some sound that we've heard or from, from an eye witness over in brooklyn. that's us in, in oh, it was like 9 or so. and you know, lisa commotion was her card cries, pulling up. so we were concerning. rick bennet, glenside integral. enjoy hein, amber, weedy. actually go downstairs, which was ivy play you know lisa annual is coming out with a stretcher with our racing arnie. their leg was injured. i'm not sure exactly what went on going on. and then we saw after that to ambulance coming out earlier. like happened on one night. i was sitting on the leg and ma'am, i'm not quite sure what's going on or was when running. ok, let. so once again bring and gabriel is on there. he's joining us from new york and that is a live picture right now. from brooklyn, gabriel. so the, the eye witness also. not sure really what was going on and what was taking place there still, stones, to be like a state of confusion as, as police officers get underway with that investigat

let's close up at alan fisher who's line for us in washington, d. c. and alan, as we mentioned, the president has been briefed and he's on his way to i where we hooked we might hear from him before he left the white house. but he got into his convoy, which drove off to joint base andrews with not even a sighting. never mind a word. we're hoping we me hear from him at some point soon weather before he leaves for iowa, when he actually touches down there on air force one itself. if he says anything, we'll get relate to tourism, we'll pass it on to you. the vice president she is in pennsylvania. she is also being updated across as the whole government. they are keeping an eye on what is happening in new york at not just here at the white house, where senior officials are in touch with the mayor. and also the police commissioner saying they will give any federal assistance that they may need and any form that me take. but they're also monitoring this, obviously at the department of justice and at the f b i. and as you've heard from chuck schumer, there wil

[mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [aplausos] [risas] alan: muy, muy buenos dÍas.n quÉ alegrÍa y gracias por despertar con nosotros hace ya 25 aÑos. karla: hoy es martes 12 de abril de 2022. y estamos en semana santa, queremos celebrarla con ustedes desde sevilla, espaÑa. francisca: marÍa antonieta y maity se encuentran en vivo para compartir todas esas festividades.

alan, so president biden says the u. s. must support ukraine at any cost, but will congress approve this latest package of aid? well, it's a huge sum of money. in fact, it's about a 3rd to what the russian spent on defense in the past year, but falls well short of what the ukranian president said he would need to rebuild his country. he's talking about figures around $600000000000.00. now remember when the last aid package was passed with bipartisan support, mitch mcconnell, who was the leader of the republican, said, if they need more money, they just have to ask. that's very rare for a republican senator to essentially seat a democratic president. we are good to write your blank check here. will this go through? well, the senate could well discuss this next week, but the house is on recess, which means the earliest any bill could get to jo. biden's desk would be around me the name, so it's going to take a couple of weeks to make its way through congress. but here's the problem for joe biden. the republican say they wil

well, thank you alan and like alan said, please feel free to continue to put questions in the q&a box on your screen, but we already have quite a few. so i will dive right in if you're all set. absolutely. let's go for it. okay, so someone i'm gonna go back to kind of the beginning-ish of your talk you and mentioned that there were a lot of americans who went to the soviet union in search of a better life. and someone's curious. do we know what became of those folks? did they have to come back? did they stay there? do we have any information about what happened with them? yeah. yeah, we do actually. yeah, so there were huge numbers who went over in the depths of the great depression the soviets specifically recruited people who worked in the automotive industry and the steel industry these industries. they wanted to build up really rapidly and and there were many books on this memoirs of people who went over and at first loved it were astonished mainly because like this is a country on the move. it's building rapidly. it's industrializing. there's work to be done the soviet people tha

i'm alan. you can call me alan, not " this guy." some people are traveling in between ports of entry and not able to turn themselves in. that happens. i agree. statistics don't bear out the conversation you're having a people are flooding the border. there have been more apprehensions at the biden administration than before. they are stopping people. there is not an open border. in addition, all of the costs involved with putting these people in detention then expelling them from the united states back to mexico or haiti is a problem. beyond those issues, it is not what congress intended for outlaws. that is a fundamental argument from the legal side. if they have a right to apply, they should be able to apply. if congress does not want them to apply, congress should pass a bill to say " people at the southern border cannot apply for asylum." they would rather hide behind title 42. i have no stake or any ability of saying how many people will appear. i have a stake in the american system because as a lawyer and went to make sure we

alan _ stratagem alan partridge. something like a lifestyle guru., if there is any banana skins that are out there, in the world, he walks over them, slides over them all. right now and the atmosphere that is around now, he would be a massive liability, were he to exist in the real world, wouldn't he?- liability, were he to exist in the real world, wouldn't he? realworld, wouldn't he? yeah, i think he is— realworld, wouldn't he? yeah, i think he is weirdly _ realworld, wouldn't he? yeah, i think he is weirdly unable - realworld, wouldn't he? yeah, i think he is weirdly unable to - realworld, wouldn't he? yeah, i think he is weirdly unable to be l think he is weirdly unable to be cancelled, because firstly he is fictional, but also it is kind of strange, he can see all the things you're not supposed to say at people laugh at it, what is of a real person said those things, he would not last very long.— not last very long. well, can he? when you _ not last very long. well, can he? when you are — not last very long. well, can he? when you are writing, _

it is all so we fight for democracy. jamal alan, dog and allergies. era. manila. ah, don't forget sort of the headlines here on al jazeera, russia has fallen cruise missiles that ukraine's capital as the un secretary general antonette guiterres visits. keith, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski accused the kremlin of trying to humiliate the un. and one of his advisors call it a postcard from moscow.

will not come out alan werner says you have to endure gordon do something. tell werner. i can not wait. tell me, i'll urinate in the spacesuit now. to disrupt another flight, von braun conceded. let's. how good, i pour everything. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 turn on the ignition turn on the engines there is a gap. understood you the counter turned on. come on baby go ahead. during his 16-minute flight, shepard flew about 500 km and was in zero gravity for only 6 minutes. normally , this was enough for von braun to claim the americans had gone into space, but in order to win the cold war with the soviet union, you need there was a stronger argument the new us president john f. kennedy soon made a policy statement the world's eyes are now on space, and we swore that we would not let our enemies take off in space. we will raise the flag of the invaders. the banner of freedom. we will go to the moon. we will go to the moon this decade and conquer it, not because it 's easy, but because it's hard america can't afford to lose. a few months after shepard's flight, the border guards of

alan: y estas noticias...nal , ya estamos a nada y lo podrÁ ver en vivo por univisiÓn tudn. quÉ ganas tengo de irme a parÍs a la final de la champions. chef: no me digas eso que estuviste cerca y no me vas a invitar! muy cruel. alan:conchis me lleva en la maleta. chef:alan tacher habla de estas cosas cuando estÁ seguro que va. alan: hablamos con luther y nos cuenta que tiene de especial esta semana santa y que se trae entre manos que la harÁ regresar a las telenovelas. chef: la actriz lorena abre su corazÓn y nos cuenta cÓmo superÓ los momentos mÁs difÍcil de su vida al enfrentarse contra el cÁncer y la perdÍa su mamÁ. alan: un extraÑo encuentro de un policÍa y un coche sin conductor. a quien multan? chef: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que siempre te da lo que necesitas. lucero no para de viajar de un lado a otro, esta vez fue algo muy fue algo muy especial para ella francisca: aquÍ seguimos trabajando para ti y vamos a hablar de una que nos encanta que es lucero, no para de viajar d

we'll live now to alan fischer in washington, dc. alan. so the u. s. and a number of other western allies are pledging more military support for ukraine. what have you been hearing that will you remember as a week ago, the joe biden announced that they were going to send $800000000.00 of military aid to ukraine. that has already started to arrive, that's come from the drop down on military supplies here in the u. s. john kirby seeing it somewhere in the region of 40 to 72 hours to get those weapons there. and joe biden, in the last years, has said that he is willing to send even more weapons to ukraine. and in fact, the report circulating in washington that there could be another $800000000.00 package about to be announced at by the white house in the next couple of hours. now on top of that, we've also seen joe biden speak to a number of his eyes, including the u. k. germany and the canadians, and all of them have pledged to send more weapons to the ukrainians, including more artillery rounds and more artillery systems. that's right. at the top of the

and alan gogloev alexander kundukhov to you morgoev stanislav guzeev, south ossetia latvia on saturdayot let 152 trucks from russia into its territory belarus was the reason for the new eu sanctions that came into force last weekend, these restrictions. prohibit cargo transportation from the eu to ships under the russian flag. drivers who were closed on saturday, who were closed on saturday, were not yet informed about the ban, according to media reports , it is impossible to enter its ports resurrection of this information has already spread and most truckers. no more trying to cross the border. these are the main events to this minute and then we turn to the regional authorities. we continue to talk about the events of the moscow region and it will be warm and the passport will be in the capital today throughout the day in moscow it will rain, the air temperature will rise to plus four atmospheric pressure at a rate of 741 mm hg , cloudy weather will continue in the region until the end of the week, but tomorrow will be much warmer up to +12. repair of the metropolitan municipal serv

i'm alan fisher on capitol hill in washington. were politicians have been asking energy companies if they're using the water ukraine as an excuse to pot profits at the expense of consumers. and motorcyclists in columbia are running 80 measures to tackle st. crime. they say stigmatized that ah the to an attic skies the southern states have been in out scenes for weeks now. last systems on its way through now on the satellite picture, which means it's a bit historic because another one winding up here, it may not produce the tornadoes if you just seed further south, but it still produce some surprisingly, wintery weather in the mid west. that circulation and going through ontario's north matches the coldest. it will be rained on the east coast of the u. s. of a saki day. you might say in new york and the sea. ah, i have only once in my life. seen men who are scared to death. 30 years old from the start of the wall bosnia, the cam on al jazeera. ah ah. look about your, what channels is it with me, said robin. a reminder of our top st

alan patrikoff good morning to you, alan. let's go musk first quickly. reaction to all this good thing bad thing? can he make it work? >> i actually was -- i want to say dumbfounded. it is ironic he would come out with the purchase at the same time that we have the digital services act in england going up before the commission. the digital markets act going up we have the two proposals in the united states to address the whole world of what speech should be allowed broadly. what markets should be allowed you have a bipartisan effort among amy klobuchar and gr grassley there has never been more legislation pending, it hasn't been passed. in europe, it has been passed. that is to deal with just the kind of thing that's happening now with twitter obviously, they have been focused on facebook and apple and google and amazon. we're entering a period of great concern of the no monopoly control. you have the great social media site of the world going into the -- remember, it is private it is not public it is in the hands of one person i would say he's going to

alan: as to how big we will be, that is to be determined.l is not to be a specific side but help our customers solve the problems they are trying to solve in this ecosystem. stable coin, as you know, is tokenized dollars. different from bitcoin, which we were just discussing, which can be very volatile, because its price is set by market factors. it's really just supply and demand. whereas with a stable coin, we are trying to keep the value of that token at a stable price. and in the case of a dollar-backed stable coin, one dollar would equal one silver gate issued stable coin token. now we currently bank all the existing regulated stable coin issuers in the united states. that would be circle and the gemini dollar, the patch dollar, true usd. they all use our platform and our ati's to facilitate minting and burning of their stable coins. and what we're trying to do is -- those stable coins, by the way, are primarily used for cryptocurrency trading. what we are trying to do is bring a stable coin into the market that would primarily be used

alan, so president biden says, look, the u. s. must support ukraine at any cost, but will congress approve this latest package of a? do you think it is a huge sum of money? there's no doubt about that. in fact, the, by the 3rd of what the russian spent on defense in the last year. and why is a huge sum of money? $33000000000.00 is still falls. well short of what the ukranian president has said, he will need to rebuild his countries talking about $600000000000.00. will it go through? will you remember that the last time the u. s. announced a lot of aid and it passed with the support from both parties in congress and mitch mcconnell, the leader of the republicans and the senate said, if they want more money, then we'll give it to them. how often do you see that, that the opposite side are saying it to the president, the united states, you want more cash, just come and ask us. so how quickly could this get through? well, the senate could discuss this next week, and there could be something on the desk of the president by me the ni

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am alan martin.ter kidnapping scare from a southbay family, here is what we know right now. it was about 1:00 yesterday. three-month-old brandon cuellar was taken from the home on elm street. after an intense 20hour search from detectives and the fbi working nonstop, police found brandon at a house on north jackson avenue. that was about 10:00 this morning. the good news in all of this? baby brandon unharmed. he was immediately taken to the hospital to be checked out. the infant is reunited with his family. his mother is turning down requests to talk about that ordeal. >> it is apparent's worst nightmare. we're fortunate this resulted in a positive outcome. >> authorities say they have three people in custody, including dispersant seen on surveillance video holding a car seat. police say that car seat did not belong to the family, indicating the crime could have been planned. investigators say the baby was taken when the grandmother left thba

that was former england captain, alan shearer.nd welsh reaction to a potential tie with england — but first, gareth southgate. the first two, obviously teams we have not played for quite a while, and the third is a total unknown but obviously throws up a possible british derby so we know what they are all about, we've had plenty of them. for us, we're in on day one, so it's quite clear now what our programme looks like for the end of the premier league season, and getting out here as quickly as possible. no disrespect to anyone, and obviously all the teams are good, especially with england in the group. but it could've been a bit more daunting than the one that we potentially would go into. so, yeah, quite happy, but a lot of work to do before then. hopefully we can get through the first playoff. _ hopefully we can get through the first playoff, which _ hopefully we can get through the first playoff, which sets - hopefully we can get through the first playoff, which sets up - hopefully we can get through the first playoff, which s

let's hear from alan in arizona. caller: good morning. thank you. longtime listener and i did file my taxes january 1. i got back my refund in march, so i was happy. in regards to taxes, to me it is not about taxes. it is about the economy and spending in congress, which is out of control and the crazy thing is, you hear when they pass a $3 trillion appropriation bill or whatever. it takes them forever to spend the money. they cannot even release the money to where it is supposed to go but the thing i always get to come out when biden shut down the oil in the united states and let other countries be more competitive than us and now we turn around buying oil from our enemies, it is ridiculous and i have always been of the convention that if we drilled through the united states that we could reduce the national debt by giving the american people the ability to have gasoline at about $1.50 a gallon. host: we will go to jim in texas. caller: we are headed toward a hard financial time where less individual people pay taxes and people who are paying taxes

a mega has left significant damage in the eastern va, sayas region jamila alan duncan report. it is supposed to be the hardest time of the year in the philippines, but a tropical storm has battered many areas in the eastern. besides this region, leading many towns cut off because of flood waters and lands. life in the province of ino, rescue were struggle to help stranded residence, to get them to nearby shelters. in later volunteers are helping the overwhelmed coast guards. rescue the most vulnerable missions like these are often more complicated. given these communities are in far flung areas in the town of by, by more than 14 bodies have been found after a landslide and in the town of buena rescue efforts continued to be hampered by rain. you all know at this length and she sort of, we prepared for the security measures here being flux of the passengers in the modifying safety aspect of the problem. public. we help deployed around the 200 specialized workers search and rescue personnel. a trained dog conductor, search and rescue 3 shots even. ah, though, so flooded the area

now we're so excited to have alan with us this. things without any further ado. please join me in welcoming alan pietro bun. thank you for that generous introduction heather. i am dr. alan pietro bond a professor of global affairs and modern american history at trinity washington university here in dc and i want to start tonight. by giving you a number 1939 it's one of those years that stands out in history. for those who know their history, it's a year that evokes a reaction much like 1776 with the american revolution or perhaps 1989 with the fall of the berlin wall or 9/11. there are just some dates that just sear themselves into the historical memory. and 1939 holds special significance because it's the year world war two begins. hitler's armies role in the poland sparking a global war that would go on for nearly six years and result and upwards of 85 million people killed. that starts september 1st. 1939 and much much less remembered is the fact that that exact same day. the united states president franklin roosevelt extended a formal invitation for all europ

and alan gogloev alexander kundukhovki stanislav guzeev news, south ossetia latvia on saturday did notto belarus into its territory, the reason was the new eu sanctions that came into force last weekend, these restrictions. prohibit cargo transportation from the eu to ships under the russian flag. you can’t enter its ports , drivers who were denied entry were not warned about ban according to the media resurrection of this information has spread and the majority of truckers. no longer trying to cross the border. in the capital of pakistan, islamabad, a mass demonstration of supporters of the former prime minister of the country and the moran took place. khan protests supporters and opponents. the ex-premier was also held in london last saturday, the pakistani parliament expressed the premiere. here he is of distrust and removed him from office on charges of corruption successor. hana should be elected elected sworn in today. we are watching for developments further news of the regions. we are continuing the events in the moscow region. it will be warm and cloudy today in the capital th

ah, jamal alan dog and al jazeera, again, province, northern philippines. the american actor will smith has resigned from the hollywood motion picture academy after he slumped comedian chris rock during the oscar ceremony. it happened after rot made a joke about smith's wife. smith went on to win the best doctor award for his role in king richard. he's apologize, but the academy says it'll move forward with disciplinary proceedings against him. ah. type of critical headline 0 now to 0, the rival sides in humans, nearly 8 year war had agreed to a 2 month truce from saturday. both sides of also agreed to allow fewer shipments into her date of port and let.

of the city of the belt processed 68% of the protocols bibilov anatoly ilyich 42.02% of the verbs alan south ossetia announced the preliminary results of the vote. none of the five candidates overcame the necessary barrier to win in the first round of remarks that would have affected the outcome of the election, and no, that means our or my opponents. we absolutely agree with this, voting took place at 76 polling stations, two of which worked in vladikavkaz, one in moscow and another in abkhazia, 65 were sitting behind the voting international observers. among them are representatives of the luhansk and donetsk people's republics observers from turkey italy syria venezuela and south austria - this is normal uh, they will say they work for a normal state, this is uh for such people with experience. although the voting was assessed by representatives of the federation council of the state duma of russia observers visited almost all polling stations. elective, the process is very quality assured in terms of adherence to democratic principles principles. a-a right to free will statements o

and alan gogloev aleksandr kunduktov stanislav guzeev news, south ossetia latvia on saturday did not russia to belarus into its territory, the reason was the new eu sanctions that came into force last weekend, these restrictions. prohibit cargo transportation from the eu to ships under the russian flag. you can’t enter its ports , drivers who were denied entry were not warned about ban according to the media, uh, on sunday this information spread to most truckers. no more trying to cross borders. we follow the development of events further news of the regions. we continue now the events of the moscow region, it will be warm and cloudy today in the capital throughout the day in moscow it will rain, the air temperature will rise to +4 °. atmospheric pressure is normal at 741 mm hg , cloudy weather will continue in the region until the end of the week, but it will become much warmer tomorrow afternoon will be up to +12 services continue large-scale spring cleaning, the streets on the eve took place the first this year, washing with a special detergent after the winter until the rock sid

a more treacherous course for the next philippine leader to navigate jamal alan dog and al jazeera massey lock in zambales, northern philippines. lo and a giant step for space torres in the 1st all private team of astronauts as doctor the international space station. after a short delay tom mart for making his way down. and there we are. through the 4 men or in foreigners, of each paid $55000000.00 to spend or on 10 days in orbit will carry out some scientific research and other projects. the missions being led by a foreman, nasa astronaut, who now works with a commercial space flight company. axiom, pull up a bug, laser space journalist and author. he says the private mission is more about tourism from science 15 be just gonna go on most agree on a mission reduced roof. as doris, they said they would be doing some outreach work. obviously anybody who brought into space some outreach and reaches out to the larger community in on, on essentially telling me on how you will be it looks like from space so, so i'll be certain to be what happened. i don't expect them to be doing much science, b

i was speaking to alan keenan from the international crisis group. ? in what s being called a major david versus goliath win. the company had vigorously fought the organisation of its workforce. the effort in staten island originally stemmed from disputes over covid safety rules two years ago and could now pave the way for more syndicates at other warehouses in the country. the bbc�*s business correspondent michelle fleury was there for the result. cheering. history in the making for american workers. this, the moment union organisers celebrated. to the first union in american history. cheering. after amazon workers in new york voted to unionise — the first successful attempt since the retail giant was founded in 1994. this will be the catalyst for the revolution. that's exactly what this is, y'all just witnessed that. an independent group just took on one of the world's biggest companies and won. 55% of workers at this staten island warehouse voted in favour of union of a union. chris smalls, the fired amazon worker leading the fight, had this messa

that's roughly 22 percent of the world's demand for alan j. o must double its share of the global market in 2020 . an added bonus is that it will overtake the australians in guitar, eas, another added bonus. it's brought the fossil fuel industry, some breathing room. europe had been moving away from fossil fuels, while state side, the calls to go green, grew daily, the oil and gas execs thought that time was up, but not enable. we commend the administration's focus on addressing climate change and share the goal of reducing emissions across the economy. but we cannot let that objective detract from the clear and present need for continued responsible investment in oil and natural gas development. the only people who won't be so pleased the ones picking up the tab. we have to be aware that the companies who have signed long term contracts with gas prom do receive gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market. so there will be impact on our energy prices. for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dol